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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10


ALLhna ee s'a at bis rsea Ssnm H. j. j'SH H. he'.
To rs,ves aai friends re-pea, ne mrsr.i
ON Dis . te.enos q Y o1griiy toe iti iafig REV
wlIlwa.t ssrl.
AcKLAMA, Bethel yll,g, suiaa Co. n cre wife OF
Ihoa Acclaim ESQ. aged = Je-ss
ARMS1RCNGOn Friday morning Juno coup frlakln miami
Bt sl az, iea ar sgi- TO b. u @ from the seucs
Of his parrn Is Mld.ou-ase. sn.4y lan,a al oek
BOt-Oa Mony Jane I7l. q ~ tol er BIsasl ~
saugertlcs, \. y. eyed - Yrs'~
BROwN-Pay evening Hattie Eliza only daughter Of Ia
Friend, AMI reaiyes Of smy ,i To attend
sunday June II at oeosE Me- l' tie 'e'eoe Of hr pafoa'
CIARK-A Bloomfield n j. THURSDAY, jane De'oa Lathe,
TIE fuHe service. viii he residence q hs .oruiu Rs.
J2s 5 S S55 ,Es5 20 % e 1ssup vs-.oa r as
COURIIs-On Fniay June M ~ r. Courts age, 81 y1s
Tie re.aayes sHi inendf % y iiE ''l mn1.s ~ ~ -
a,.rd the funeral unsy June d. "a 'iher late r-'lea'e
81 AdepLi-s-. Brooklyn
DAvIs-n Bro,svn w. jane g. Pzee r. De-. o. Ejah NJ
Davis Of White r'l ms ~. 10 DE ah rrsf % I, a.
Gae,,e BrooEiva on Friy 8t o1cs ni At tss
IT. 5, D. r o- TS. rs,c.. 49, p & are 5 to aea Tras
Ieages senylth-t. ataaoa a. 80 d.
MiIy LOUISA Dssh, p,s ., the l william Dsga. 81 D..
ReItyss and friends A., respectfully invited 20 attend TIE 1eral %
be. late residence 80 Us ymoalss. Bf'oyn on '''aii! az
O'Clock p m.
RDwARDs-ou wea--y evening Jane Asraaer Edsari' ESQ.,
Panersl sge a. L ie re.l-nc. 80 Hcs.L pel, Ds.vst
and friends Of tie fsm,i, are respectful, invited
BvERETT-Ru Everett Of consumption 90 ruesiay June D. al
Morrlt0En n J.
Fure III take place dsy srliv from b. hts resence at
O'Clock foot 81 bfrrifjs a. H;i KID anl lz"tE.
evening Cssg N 10 Oh rtrufnce 90 sfrF@
OF trains Of ho-rsogn CONVEY trs-ls % tlt house
HIGH-At Sfeaor H. 9TH mss; lie Es' b. ocgier High ssod
g.
Hs friends and relatives invited ,tsad as Heal MoliaI the
Prlrt-ia Cdlrcb. "eit1ci, n J.
Trains loot oil Liberty s., a. IZ-' y ~
@cLEAS-on Friday sh iu'- AIS W 100 Of John Le'a IN as
23th OF bis age .
Hnh COMPANY. l Regiment y g. = n r. sso ne Efirss
atet III the
BIS father. No a Moro1s .lisv s-Tnou % ~ p'lsA
will be taken ~ White tsns o. onday mJfans M an
OSTRANDBR-O Thursilv TIE ao n hs 'o1n l.~.
BayouBe j. VI $50 o. 1s
Funeral from Trnt7 y Church gr'. urths tsh fTr,
on Saturday. D.. k.stf, 1l mems 81" '' 'imy
are respectfully invited sitlli without further r1tce
osBORS-A Catalogue L. Fnhy h al. Lda n. wife 81
Edward VI. Osborn.
Funeral services Will BE- held SUNDAY, ilth ils.
PAULDING-On THURSDAY morning Js.e Toe rseur ofhe'
Able siist itl1l-r
Psul.iug tHtn W her
ti' - ''T~A
from - Ch4r.t0a-st. without .lrl-r u0ti1"
THOMAS-Ia Trenton Thls7 J1ns Au5as IT.. son ~
Augustus and Cataaure A. Taynfs %! 'Us ri. - -.
mineral will az place from bs t. ieuoe "a Trenton Oh o@
day At Y o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
Special Notifies
A Pitifnl Condition.


isl sal thing pass through LIE only ha alive zee there .rs
Thousands whose habu condition fuPo an debility They
oomplaa Of no specific disease they 1s PAID bat thss
bave no anything which sou mE;, re'sue ."
their more rubus, and energetic f,oV.bs.nyt
In nine caes oat u m -Gs All Or9o- a'- from
morbid stomach goa destroy le energy ID. both uai sad boiT
When the supplied dae AMI re ASH -
tor Of the foot every organ starved iua'n interrupted
Now sha does common suggest aisr r's cr7sm'ino'
depression The sst, Forsu5 and 1Fiaag a't merely
for an hour Or two to iera-l Pair 1oainou thAa
eyer las it ASSURED wouli % orss scoL- salst we're 70
sorted toy. but radically ami permanently.
How this obect ase,m7h' The saiFe' 20 this
question founded OF epee1e Of ler o. e~ntay
is easily g,ea Inflse ~e organs by csurs-
Of HOsTRTTERS STOMACH BrrTEES D. not waste ne IA Al
nsterins temporary rsms ba Va5 G system BY rreGPsr''Hs
the fountain head physical and The great or5ia u7os
which all the other organs depea Tor e au,ure iui u1p'r
b. the time that DOZEN doses o. Oh. ya v55' oaie 'u avg
Grant have been tlkea feeble the 7eo, vii begin 20 si
t> benign influence Appetite VIII De created sol vita l3pet he 80
pacity to digest what Pr-ssye-- until cIm9es-
until heaa bool d OF Gosh ai m1'cs bone aDd
nerve and brain through channels o. o- instead u The
wats pabuam they have heretofore 5eea mgereuJ
I.beI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The total receipts at the German Consulate
General for the Patriotic Fund s3's35l 3d.
The Germans of the Sixteenth Ward are
forming German national organization on the platform
adopted by the General Committee at Lederkrah@ HAL
George w. Bungay viii speak at the chill
dren's meeting held to morrow afternoon under the d
rccton OF A. G. Arnold in the Baptist Church at Narck
and Lagbt-sts
Dr. Frederic r. Marvin read a paper before
the Liberal Club, last evening. upon Capital Punish
ment," which. b. said. increases crime by producing
foI blood hei and thus exercises injurious ~
hueuls gpgu sQqetI Tue lpurderoii lac argued eA0uu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10

reeting Monday evening was premedltated attemp'
10 force Democrats the roll led by T. Hanson hssG.
Col Hopper and Vim. :. Murray all ofhceholders uhuof
che Administration Of President Grant
The message Of Mayor Hall, with accompany
I'M, documents including the first detailed account Of
Tsc city finances which has been made p9ohc ioi 's
The IXth Assembly District Grant CluD
elected es new members last evening" and passed res
linton indorsnc the Treaty Of Washington. Remarks
were made nv Nathaniel Appleton aud Francis 5 ia ,
bert eulogzing Gen. Grant, denouncing pon.o,r anks
TENDERS aud urging the Importance of unity IN INC
of the Republican party.
FOREIGN.
The recent debate in the German Impei !ra
Diet on the incorporation Of Alsace and Lorraine
course " which Prince Bismarck threatencS and one
lis position. lea 10 very niiter &C. ITO nieces.
Tho Yoyd9e,,taeBs AH9cmefne EItnng Prince
Bismarcks organ saws: "On the %tn u .' 80 -
M National Gur1 thrust themselves INTO the residence
u the American Eavoy Mr.. Washouihe' anu ueoi"ieu
chat they were no longer disposed 70 roPeo' INC heu
trsty Of his country his Stes At nresnt also
. ~, i,tersts 81 Germany, We owe him protec-
t6n and consequently Cen commnne 70 Selve v" o
,ia y,olef ctrs within twenty -four hours Iaschal
Grousset the DEPUTY S Sa tuo , 9 LOT ,hortgh
ssas, ' noon on the 20h Of May, without delay, he
ent an official with orders 70 maintain the privileges OF
a eoart H1aral In The mean tone the guilty persons
tah,sufO ]
hr IDENTITY Thus u was impossible for him to correct
The fault and IL only remained for him to express his
deen regret the occurrence expression Of regret
shat he herein renewed"
On the Goth of May the Commission of the
German Imperial Diet TO which the bill respecting Alsace
and referred had the Till under considera
ton. Prince Bismarck attended the meeting and, in
course OF the discussion, spoke follows: The allied
Governments must lay claim 10 the authority
the Diet. / cannot allude to questions Of principle
until there IS some prospect Of an arrange
ment, and this prospect / do not perceive in
fhe proposition % Herr Won BenniGsen. If had antic
pated such conflict II could have been very easily pre-
euted by of adequate provisions in the treaty Of
eace and to-day obstacle exists 70 the cOnclu
zion Of other with France Really the subject
nder consideration TO tract debts for Alsace and
Lorraine. have avered that necessity. will not be
subjected 20 dictatorship Of the Diet The amendment
" the two referees IS acceptable 20 me. have not
for o moment determined 10 give AlSace and LOr-
constitution, must wait and how
events constitute themselves. But viii not place
eef under police supervision. viii not be placed under
supervision in the way the rinderpest. have
not Thought ~ q State Of AlsaCe Lorraine Imperial
province is quite a different matter" In the Commits
sion compromise agreed upon by which the term
OF dictatorship should be limited the Diet had pro
pOsod, hut the Diet should modify its position on the
question OF the debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
RIFLES FOR THE SALE OF FIREWORKS.

The Fire Department has issued notice to
dealers Of fireworks calling attention 70 the law pro-
hibiting the of fireworks and similar dangerous ar
cles except under permit, and announcing that such
permits may be obtained between a. IN. and p m, at
the Headquarters, Nos 127 and 129 Mercerst Appll-
cants required to prohibit smoking and the making
and keeping Of any fire the place where such fireworks
are kept 20 protect all lights with glass coverings or
globes and 10 place cOnspcuously upon the premises
placard in the words" FreWorks.-No Smoking Al
tOred" Dealers shall not expose Tor sale III 'front.' nor
within rO feet the frOnt-ue, in open WINDOW
OF doorway Of their premises any fireworks containing
powder OF other explosive material excepting hreerack
cps or tOrpedOes No fireworks excepting frecrackers
and tOrpedOes shall be exposed for sale upon any side
walk street, or other public place. Fireworks consist
ing OF Chinese crackers, rockets, bue-ghts candles
coored pots lance-wheel. and other works OF brilliant
cOored fires may be kept upon sale intervening the 10Th
dav OF June and the 10th day Of July IN each year pro
vided the quantity kept IN any one building shall not
exceed in value 81 The manufacture sale OF tor
pedoes or OF fireworks, composed wholly or in part OF
nitro gycerne, is prohibited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
PERsoNALTTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

go Gen Sherman was at Fort LeayenwOrth yes
teuiay. 90,
49, Second Assistant POStmasteT-General Giles A.
suffering heuorhsge Of the Lungs AMI bis condition
very critical
49, George C.. Baker for years past Disbursing
Of STATE hes been sipoHted by Gov Cooke
Controller OF the City Of Washington.
- W. King. Chief of the Bureau Of Engineer
ing last evening for tins city whence he viii sail to-day
for Europe, special iaiy connected vita bis bureau
go The Jury in the ease of John A. Colman Of BOs-
sg Railroad Company awarded the
plintd 50 500 damages for injuries received BY being eecei from train
In the Homeopathic Convention. Yesterday, II
resolved bold the May r. 10 Washington DR.
Talbot Of NewJersey elected President DR. lown, VeePe
DR. McClaihey General Seretay DR. T. 81 Kellogg OF New
York Treasurer resolution providing for Convention OF omeo
physicians 10 be held In Philadelphia during the centennial
briiiou Of 1876, passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
cLAss-pAY AT COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

Class-Day was observed with interesting ex-
ercises at Columbia College yesterday afternoon ana
evening. About 900 persons assembled on the green
in front OF the college buildings. where the exercises
were held After an overture by Thomas's orchestra
the Glass Song was sung and r. COnger read the His
tory OF the Class While the band playing the COIN
panv repaired to the east side OF the college, and the
Glass Plae-a marble slab with II on it-usered IN tie
wall. was unvaed The Ivy then planted by the
President OF the Glass Stuyyesant Fish Henry d. loder
delivered the ClassDay Grafton and j. b Mathews READ
the ClassDay poem. The Class pipe vas passed around
the circle OF members. each one taking whlh ana al
singing the smoking song After the parting song
dancing kept up until late in the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR THE STbEPLE-
CIASE-sTARTERs IN THE BELMONT AND
FORDHAM STAKES.
The Spring meeting of the American Jockey
Club opens to-day. If the weather proves favorable the
attendance to-day will 10 the largest ever this
magnificent course for the Of unusual interest
and Importance. The cement at Jerome Park Is all
that be desired. Judge Munson superntends the
ra1gcmonts Charles Wheatey is the efficient and
peranCed clerk Of the course and the entire ticket de-
partmcnt is under the control Of Theodore Moss The
races and entries are "a fOllOwH:
The for the Fham Sakes H1nlcsp, sveepstsks "
50 each mile ard quarter Tue stir viii probably be
Chc1ihc Fuee Nellie James Echo Climax Leland OT0an Frog
Tasmania, koCram Niagara Ny Maryland and Geu
Won M0ke The vii probably be either Chicothe Fnefe'
CimaN, Echo.
Tie yearos mile and Eve fuoogs
the There "a entries bot the following viii ably
a the Col Ncanlel Harv Bae Mr. Ssui0s
cb Belmouts BY the Mr. Kelys Nellie Cray Gov.
John Nerrymal. Mr. uls Edwn NJ L'tens Mar Clark
Keene arl IubmaR Ar hH1ge stockwood and sdrer ana
NJ W Em0res Brother n)re7 The apparently lies be-
StocswO0i Harry Bs3'ett and Tubmap
The wOmi dih hs eg enesHamburg. Regards. DEFENDER
Judle urp kulCs BuiOr's OH
Lexington Hamburg and in ge Darrell The most promising
For the Sp Iha.e which winds the days sport uee ore I'VE
Mitchell Athlone Tweed 1ammany
The Col Mcanies stable viii probably De
eIc. he knows inch Of the ground
and ba than this This year tie heights
h1vC beer raised aged horses arEgl 10 NJ hyeeas ia ID ana
Z uryear-olis. ~ H.
LATEST BgrryG-B,Inoui $50; S,ocwool
and Wandrrsr 80. 1uhman. Sf5 BY TIE Sea, 500 Field 30
FOrfAaHs StIk-Chicohe Sll5i Fnesse 500; Nellie James
Siu; FrogtOwu. $50; Isman1, S!ui Ny Marlan wv unI
81; Gire.l SO K4gam, 80 Echo, 49, Leland, s0i Niagara
eO; Won Molke. IS
J0dge Durel 5z5 Midday -& Sir RGfas IS; Victory TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
Tor other ship Ne,cS see Second Page.
aDDINEn

Tor oihe, ship Ne,cs Second Page.
ARRIVED.
seamhp Abyssna tBr Hams Liverpool Ms 90 via Queenstown
nj fbf1f.s and SO PASS 70 I, G.. FrancklYu
Brig Spckhayn Of and 20 days from Curacao Aba
Is days With COST skins, hides, ~.
Warrior Br Payou haguabo p r. va ~ Kits p days
vii m0lsssa~
Schr Florence new ST. John y b. dsys with lumber JeI
scHooNERs-KyEE CoAsTwrsE
Prank Mschi1s. Henry Whitney Bangor
Olive Calais Maui Bangor.
Cuo@. Mschias c. H. HELLER Portland
Maracayho. Portland Martha. BIngor
SAILED.
Ships Edith London. snd Resolute for Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B0.roS 9Anved L. steamship Fortune Washington
brgs Roway from Barbados Alexander William, nom Poree r. H.
CHARLssToS, C. June 8-Aruved. Queen ron
Baltimore L. Smith from Baltimore. Sailed steamship HeA "u
for Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEFSsTowv June 9Th- Cunal steamship Chna ron Wv
arrived az 3 p m, and proceeded 20 Liver ocL
SPOKEN. &c., ~. O.,
Bark Larkspur BEL from Newcastle YesTork June l. ai Il H.
Bari York MAY - M - ol d.
DISASTER. .
The .loop Geo II. DAVIS Dewitt, Um hop'Aen " ~ -, 80
while passing through Hell Gate ieseiA. Nl y.
ashore Sealers Rock. She vas h1neu Du III ~ -,
and towrd TO Rkers Island Flats and nov W. ~" W ~
MEMORANDA. ,,,-s--,.., 49,,
The ship lndustrv Brussel. from An'NeP' "|'N'
The bars Roer, odirsy tof 81 John 81 AAnsh om bo
deanI Wbcl Sr,ed sh INST. eonsgneeargo to = Lem'uune
''s 70 faneh ne S rif Of timber floating sd through Hell
oo" an hv Mr. y. BraSu slip News Renoe ior
~ 1 - md Il. In charge Of Nreckuaser Brown ~
Astoria l. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
THE RIVER THIEvEs-ANOTHER CHAPTER.

To the EdttOr Of The tribune.
SIR can add another chapter to your very
interesting account Of River Thieves vessel from
MarseiIes was unloading at Pier The tonsignees
were old merchants and being aware OF the delay which
frequently attends the gaung Of casks by the Custom
House officers employed extra number Of watchmen
10 protect the cargO-highprioed brandy-rrOm depre
dation One OF the w3tchmen took charge OF number
Of casks containing particular brand and seated him
self on a cask determined not 10 leave his post
until all the casks were removed by the con
siguees. BY keeping the treasure in sight
be felt sure he would be able TO discharge
satisfactorily the duties he had undertaken He stuck
manully 10 his post and his resolution but when the
casks removed, the which he had been SIT
ting found 20 be empty. An investigation showed
that the thieves had under the pier and bored
hole through the pankng and into the cask. The con
gnees thus robbed Of 40 gallons, worth IN the mar
ket $40 gallon. To cap the climax, they had 10 pay
duty the stolen brandy for when the gaugers meas
ured and tested the cask IL full BY tins and similar
proceedings the gin mills along the docks are supplied
with the best foreign liquors, which they purchase by
the gallon for tre and retail for i've cents gass
Yours truly, VICTIM.
York. June . 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
END or THE coLoRED LABoRERs' STRIKE

WASHINGTON. June 9.-Work was very gen.
orally resumed here to-day by the coored abOrers and
he strike virtually end. The abOrers, both white
and colored are receiving 81 per day. When, in the
early part this week Gov Cooke and several members
the Board Of Public Works requested the contractors
the streets 10 suspend operations temporarily in view
the danger OF outbreak ny the strikers at that time
ne was censured 10y many persons both here and else
where for HE alleged tmldy. subsequently, IN com
nunca0u which appeared in The Press he pledged the
protection OF the Government 70 all who should 60
work and. under this assurance, operations were
eumed Those who now know the Governors policy,
which II was not prudent heretofore disclose appre
cate efforts in behalf OF peace having accomplished
he sought without 70 the force which he had
been steadily preparing 10 act with and efficiency
any cases Of riot disturbance, interference by the
strikers with the labOrers al work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
.cberck,s ,Icptrokc Pill.-

The importance far healthy dig--
Of ID. body Colr1 The lt that
the
deungcl Of the Liver and consequent impaired
and mpefec; nutrition. " D. v-kuosn truth thai is"f1
Liver infinite sesse and Great amps
conceivable symptom disease prutral form presents,
great beahv scpn 0i the Liver order u
keep system free from disease and cnnseqnen good hsr1
ton perfect nutrition, old
disOre-i Liver, 90 - i'rns rss
REGARDED remedy; but this drug al r r
alike, being is would prJilr FA0a
and d breaking down Of the vital powers
A fsorl-r-
ecscoas tai free from IT, -i"a.
thr yr-a'iTr Enfiom
SCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS discovered having Tor hear
'odophgum Pestum Of botr hg In Common par
combined with O.cT equally III ons F'tsos
ingeleats which peculiar 20 SCHkS-hS hANDkAAh FILLS
and he found IN any other PREPARATION t.-
These PULLS have been eItsusveT rs~ 'r is i ue'7
have failed relieve all arrangements All dsorer tle b'rt
living IL uo0u n1 H1rfr Aer
used ether by the smallest ch 10 most cts f oOHs'
mau produced nur0u, elects i On We fLys
disore- b thr e ID the ILLS
healthy bile e lis been zen Ar yarns
tons restoring t. nos. mr0rgnt 20 lF rnlln giins
10 invalid restored heata freedom im -
ponncy peace OF mini renewed hpD1ess fnl rlslr mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
ANOTHER swINDLING DODGE-BOGUs TRUNKS
AT AN IMAGINARY HOTEL


The counterfeit money swindlers have
changed their tactics and busying themselves in
writing letters to hundreds OF persons in various parts
country announcing that certain Of their rela-
tves have died at gnary hotels In this city leaving
valuable baggage which will be at their disposal on pay
ment Of the hotel bills incurred by the deceased One Of
these letters received yesterday by Marshal Hart OF the
Mayors Office for investigation, reads thus
BROADWAY HorEI No BRo.DwAY NV YORK, NAY 81 l9
Ms S B. SHAW omaha Nebrdskd-DgAR MADAME We write To-
you Of sad that happened al hotel some
month registering Mn shaw Omaha Net Two days
very suddenly Of spopeIy Mrs ShsW Lad Two veng
examining these found them full Of c dresses
imported undergo also tne gold watch and chain
Of the trunks jewel case vel hd m
diamond cluster worth al least 500 we found
number Of papers marked valuable which suppose
deeds 10 properly valuable documents written 20 Mrs b.
seeing supposng 10 tiatve
euded 10 The evidently valuable and
deal We would b. pleased 10 have
send Sbsw trunks thinking the proper person
10 have them. 90,
would Mrs Shaw balance ~ $40 % m
board bill &c by registered letter the small amount
will take fpeasure forwarding YOU The Two
trunks Hoping early possible We reinaln
HuSTtyCT0s s. BIO,
BrOsdway Hotel. No 200 Broadway, y. J. CITY
On receiving the eplstie Marshal Hart sent Capt
ThOrne in search Of the Broadway Hotel No 2sg Broad
way, Huntington Bro. prOprleors. But The captain
soon returned with the report that no such hotel could DC
found on the premises named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10

avowcd rat" &c An exciting discussion ensnea. the
sentiment OF the majority being evuenuy ~ ~. "a" an, w
laying the matter the table, The Presiueht nnshy
decided that the motion 10 eXpunRe couu not Dv 49,
taned. Mr. Fitzw'lliam. In personal efphii.'h,o,i
stated, behalf OF the Columbia Union that .ne n-
ncte desired 10 force the negro question on the l,
national Union. Two years ago, at Albany deegae
from Columbia Union introduced the subject without
authority and the motive to-day 20 relieve the 20
lunbla Union Of the Onus OF having originated tne
question. resolution that the Albany Convention did
not intend 30 the Washington Union by te resO
luton passed In reference 70 L. f. Douglass was adopted
BY large majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
RASF-RAII.

The White Stockings of Chicago, defeated
the Olympics OF Philadelphia lG to >. yesterday.
The Mutuals beat the Oal,leaf Club of New
Durham, n. j. yesterday, on the Union Grounds, by
score Of % TOT.
The Eckford and Adelphi Clubs play to-day
on the Union Grounds and the Stars and Athletics OF
BrOOklyn on the Captoline Grounds.
The game of the Forest Citys of Rockford,
with the Experts OF Philadelphia, was commenced yes
terlay but the ground selected being unsuitable, the
game Wns nOstpnned till Thursday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
California NeTspI Der-.

The OVERLAND WEEKLY BULLETIN Of SEA pn,'eo c,lsor-
MA F,cb nnnta contains columns o. reading sr tbs
p Sc sts, m Territories Persons desiring 20 migrate 10 Caos
M ind III This edition full OF The condition ID, "a.
a. St lug the wage paid labor 81 land, %
proas End climate expenses Of travelling -, Mailed % sub
seribers M - Der year ri 81 Cor months
~ go t,,pe.no DAILY BULLETIN the widely culati
and popua sclas plb.sas On hr Plclc coast.
8cyhadsr Hoe PresA Aaiid sa5scbeos
~ : NJ n.r wear Parts ~ year a rate.
AZ BAiLY MORNING CALL Printed by the BpLLErIS COM
Any on 8c7Lnlcr pIeas 3nd hIyas daily circulation OF
ha circulation o. ~ t cOmpeutor Is h>
s.r cheap Journal Of Faucsco Mailed 20 Subscribers 30
M wear proportion Tor shorter Specimen sni irs"
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.n,,,rs ,Nn cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

An extension of the Sawn carriage-wheel
-, -. Yesterday granted Tor seven years
The paint-shop. sheds, and a portion OF the
~ bsonring 10 Ames Pos Company Of Arer Mas
y err burned o THURSDAY -
Rarney Mcdonald, aged 90 of Port Even, n
,bos,msn the Delaware ana Hudson 'in'' was u''Hu "
Wursboro. yrsteniaf' =,
The damages by the late freshet at Hot
irtsusas we're greatly Overssimaie None Of the principal
hotel, rere injured =. =.
sre ot Oakland Livingston County. \. Y,
burpe the Presbyterian Church hotel and Two dwellings
-. y a, a0. Insurance small
T,xo murderers John ROsebOrough and Will
W IN pegro. hanged Marion ArsaU-as yessr
Both struggled violently and bad to be carried to the eAao
The investigation into the acts OF George a.
ssrrrt.ry OF Dakota Territory, coueluiei Yesterday
~ Of Territorial funds unaceountei iof An efot 10
1tipe 10 eompon tte matter auh 10 h thought VI" De successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

BALTIMORE, Md, June 9.-ln the lnterna-
tional typographical Union to-day, Mr fitzWiAAH' oil
Washington moved 20 eXpunEr the resolution passed ~
Oh. albany Convention loo reference 90 he attempt 10
force uUvn the Columbia Union l.. l. DVdgI-'7' W AL