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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
BANKRUPTCY AND RAILROADS.
TO the Editor Of the tribune.

T u "
SIR: To finish the many railroads now lying
incomplete In different sections of the country will re-
quiTc large expenditure and considerable credit I'M
less the credit be obtained the completion Of the
roads will necessarily be defeated The custom has
been from the beginning OF such works TO give them
large credits and 10 charge large commissions and in
erest and. general rule much greater charges have
been made against railroads for accommodation than
against individuals There is large class of Amer cans
and Europeans who have made railroad business
study; and II the companies employing them could
pay on demand, they have usually been disposed wait
unt they could pay knowing that u impossible for
the railroads 70 dispense with their services either
builders or operators and being that IN Of
time me receipts from the earnings OF the road would be
ample 70 provide ia" means 10 pay all dues and arrcar
ages Hundreds ana thousands Of mechanics ana pro-
fesslOnal men are employed by these corporations
Should tue novel Bankrupt Law become operative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27

ainst railroad companies IL is quite certain that such
Gen yould insist on short and prompt payments Tor
otbSrwise they would be subjected 10 total lases the
moment that outside, petty, disaheoed creditor
hond decide to apply the mighty and ponderous BANK
rupt machine 10 the company which employs them
an OPERATION st the willy consprator who has specu
laton in plunge the whole party INTO chaOs u-
less his demand shall be paid without regard 10 reason
or consistency. ~,
There is another scheme which these modern Bank
rpt law believers have in view which il to test the
validity OF the mortgages under which the bonds OF the
corporations issued II they should prove success
full in this attempt IL would open new channel TOT
speculation, which would have tendency TO deuge the
market with railroad stocks and bonds TO an extent
never known before, as no one would nave any cou-
fdence in such securities thereafter and II would pre-
vent the completion of the numerous railroads now IN an
incpient state. If the Bankrupt act shall be made APP
pcabe TO railroads. there not five per cent OF them
that escape from its ruiDous effects.
Aeao- York, May %, 1871. RAILROAD MECHANIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
DIED.


ARyoLDAt Fu,hins May g. Of paralysis John = Ar'' ~
Of Geo B. Arnold ri, city .get - y'.r' ,,, IN. mus.m
BACOS-On THURSDAY Nay 25 Cassie Leonard infant daughter"
The fGners Viii take place rom 3 on s'''ri"
BRHESEon Friday Mar 2s Of scarlet fever Abram A.on yo.ss
son Of Robert H. aad MARI J. Heese eyed year' '"h ~"
rc relative, and friends Of The family Invited attend the f15sa
Monday, mt, O'Clock rom No 70 "a rH
trit Tue vii be taken TO Pseon n j. Tor n'efas
Sf daS. CHI q JoS T. sa sa.ssp 81
ffaf5 u isS k. o soS q R sSTl. c ts''
RURGsRon THURSDAY Nay q Gen Lou, B4rsr ,sei 70 yir ..
rs!enee No. 81 faeaPPe'1' Broolyn or sunday NT -
O'Clock
1ei a. y, we g9lg aocse DoJsr o .S ~ ,o,d
W., III, i =, tn e1,sd Of Gs detih q
valued irad and associate rotor Gen Loa' Barg-i ,s
vs b. o g' nd ,paeI oeI s ool.saay
ga ga t p "a lsl l s5se, Pl'"''P'' 90
olcei TRat tie bersavei wife ahd afflicted emily
OF nf deceased associate ncs expression Of Conference ~1' "
ooi That ese resolutions be engrse upon 'he inmates and
tn: ~ attest eo2y 70 sea' to the anil Of ne aRIp President.
cLARKNay Is, ME- MARY Clark widow Of th late william Clark
h M ,s s Sf y al ' s.ol .5s o5
Tueat n u,h 81. an fIiLsye. without aIler invitation
HUBBELEn,er lie Friday Ny g. Annie eldest CHA ,sd
9I "a gaer JoAl T. aad mirl Auo3 aged ID Js'n NOUNS
The fe services viii be held The Sswerssaem House Of wor-
SIP Ihri -ans between Leyng'on and Pars3yes o. sa
Rea.aenes oil Zoe i,niJ, liz Lac, Tssa.y-esli4-,,
KNGSBURY-on THURSDAY, May p, Lma jane Kngsblry eyed ~
Ths relatives and friends respectfully attend her 'l1eA
FROM Dr. H''ons Church, last Wsshag Aondv
monlny, ~ l. O'Clock.
McNURRAYA Poaghkeegde Y. Friday morning NAY o. R'bs
v ". Ncbur9y % Robert ant Mari Mcfmry formerly
Ofthe Cty Of New York. deceased 10 tie - Jea
Note N funeral hereafter
McuURRAY-m Poughkeepie May 2 ROber, NNurray .gei
YEARS.
y Wfc No Al Sogth CHntonst PoUgheer.e, oliy
Z3th us. clock. Carnage VIII met le .rla at
leaving Nss-York a. II o'coc. q.
PowEs-In NcvYork, Friday Nay &C. Of tlhoA fever snts
r Pofers aged % years
OF JrU 90 West rtysegelAsI IAe remains WI De- Is 4 70
North naIlr,. Mas.
sEIxASoa Tauray benjamin ~ seE in the 6l'tyearO
THE relatives srl frens family resge i1'ei 20 lead
d. funeral from Do, late res elce, NO 20 h,s. fo e6-li
SulIly, 90 Ocio's
SPEIAlAN-In Brookyn. THURSDAY 18th .''' z' 'ly'
youcast Child Of william and sar'l A. ial a.el 90
Tie relatives ard heris fire family are n-.itl T. t t ilAi
from residence Of her eus ~ Wowst BrooAn On .'4f
day. the 21th inst, at 4 p m
swEEST On Tuniav. NAY 25 IN tie 2l ye,rohT Saas
Barnard daughter OF BusGeh T. W. rFr'uy l. y Il "
Tie r friends % the eint uffl h l'hi
The ,1.er De-. residence oi lr lits - fa vAn' Aa'-
rirstesnh. Harlem, Sur4a', 1tA lnst Al III o. cox Oh. ~
WAIT Al Potter hin R. L. Saturday MAY D. Of 0f NM On ~
the Brain phehe daughter Of M b. anu fye S'S
Wait, aged months and p days
AlDany please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
THE CHARGE OF CORRUPTION AGAINST POLICE
MAN LOTUS AND CAPT. MCDONNELL.
commissioners Rorr and ROSWOTth inycStl-


gated Yesterday the Of Patrolman James Lotus
OF the Eighth Precinct, charged by Charles L. GumDert
keeper of low den in WOOsterst, with attempting 10
extOrt money from him. Gumbert swore that Lotus
to him. and when asked if the thing could not be
fixed for $780, said he would 70 and see Capt MCDONNELL
he returned and said that the Captain would take that
amount; Gumbert then said he had not that sum- but
would give the Captain chain worth SO; Lotus SAID
that would do the Captain received articles OF
that every day; what wanted was money! THIS
part corroborated by the wife Of the complainant
and by who lived in the house, and described nun
self az a "pal" OF Mr., Gumbert
officer LOTUS testified that he sent 70 the house 70
procure the trunk Of girl l6 years Old who had hyed
there, and whom Capt MCDOnuel had restored 10 her
father Gumhert asked if the mattcrcould not be liked
and offered to give Capt. Mcdonnell chain worth So
When this was refused he offered money; witness told
him lac had better not make such an offer 10 Capt Me-
DOuucll the latter would lock him up; witness re-
fused all Of the offers OF Gumbert.
Capt Mcdonnell cOrrODOrat much OF the evidence or
his subordinate. He said he had learned the character
the house, and had endeayOrcd TO get several OF the
neighbors To make complaint against it, that be might
arrest the proprietor and break up the he had
taken of hc girls from the house and restored her
father aud sent Lotus 10 the house 10 procure her
trunk lie denied having authorized LOTUS TO accept
money goods Of any kind 10 compromise the matter
The referred 10 the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27

hamshre by two marriages, H. Earl OF Carlisle ~ Earl
Of Chichester T. and his father lG Earl OF ciIenuoh
and his father lO Baron Clifford 49, the last two being
twins Baron Clonbrock II; Earl Dartmouth and his
father, II, by maria ges; Earl OF Durham H. num-
bers and 10 being twins Baron Ebury IL the last two
being twins; Marquis Of Exeter TO- and bis father le
Earl Fortescuc IL; Earl Grey none, but his faher To-
Earl Howe 49, and so on throughout the list. IL Is TO he
remarked that the present generation Of the nobility Is
by prolific as the preceding one Twins
sbOunded In George IVth's time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
Lord Amberley, as it appears, has become

Lord Amberley, as 1T appears, has become
troubled about the rapid growth of population in En-
gland and suggested that some method be invented
and enforced Of having small families. He is said 20
consider three children many rs 1t il desirable 10
have in family. The Court journal, mean ume calls
upon him to explain how happened that he HIMSELF to
begin with has set so bad AN example in the matter
Whatever may De the views Of others Of the nobility
upon this subject examination shows that their Iac
tee il ven opposed to Lord Ambereys theory tsn
his own. Taking the list alphabetically, a. gwen III
Lodges Pecragc the Duke Of AbercOrn Il shown To nave
ia children; the Earl of Abergavenny, 1.-the last Two
being twins; the Earl Of Abingdon, 3 the taFl O Abe-
marie g. while his father had 49, Earl OF Amherst ~ Mar
0uis Of Auglc,.y O. and his father IS DIXIE OF EyH' ~
farl Of A.hburnhau IL, and his father H.
y two marriages Earl Of Bcs borough, ~ NAcouHt
BrldgepOrt ~ Marquis VI Brsto. lG Larl vi b0cblnR-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth Avenue H0tel--Sr Charles Chiford OF
England, Senator Henry Cooper Of Tennessee, osnaaO
Buckingham and the Hon. W. H. Barnum, NJ -, ol Nvh-
neccut; SENATOR Kellogg and Harris OF Louisiana e
Hon. T. A. Rollins Of Philadelphia and the Hon WITHIN
Whiting OF Boston, Aston HOusC-ScnatOr POnIerOy
OF Kansas. =-== BrevOOrt HOusc-Clayt0n McMcnaSi
OF Philadelphia, and j. Davis Of Washington. = Al
bemarle HOtel-Gen S. G.. Armstrong OF Nrglna. -
st. Nicholas Hotel-SenatOr numbul OF IlnnOls, anu
Senator Rice OF Arkansas. == Everett IfolSe-Ine
Hon Isaac Buchanan OF Canada. =--=- Westminster
HOte-Judge McBryde Of the Sandwich Islands, Col A.
c. Mildrich, u. g. A., and George W. Smallcy London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27

Institute Of Architects. He briefly reviewed the differ
en schools Of architecture and then introduced series
OF photographs OF famous public buildings 0f ancient
ana modern times magnIhed by maglc-antern
The last meeting this season of the West
addressed by w. H. Martin and Fernando Wood
The Rev. F. c. Ever, Rector OF Christs
Church, corner OF Thirty-ffsh-st and Fihaye., will
preach the second OF his series OF to business
men tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
THE STATE or Trade.
nnMRsTIn MARKETS

AuGUsr dull and lover 5c for Liverpool aud
5ic Mlgs; sales 40 bales and receipts 10 bales
MILWAUKEE 26Four decgei Sc Nheat-No. Milwaukee,
Il; D. Oats dull No at 49, Corn Rye and Bar
duh noniny unchanged Rcept-30 bhls. Flour y4CO
bush Wheat Shpments-2OOO bbs Flour, 1900 bush Wheat
Ere ghts to Bufll0 duh q, 5lc
WINSGToS n c. Nay 2Spr,s TuTpenne steady at s5c. Ron
~ 10 Tor STRAINED, and So Tor Pale Tar firm al - H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
TERMS OF THE LEASE OF THE RENSSELAER,
AND SARATOGA RAILROAD.

The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
obtained perpetual lease Of the Rensselaer, and sara
toga Railroad May IS. This road extends from Albany
and Troy to Lake Champain and Rutland, VIZ including
the old Schenectady and Saratoga branch from the
former place. to Ballston. The Delaware and Hudson
Company has the receipt Of the road from May J. ana
PAYS the running expenses from the same date Inc
length Of the road without sdngs and urnOutS Is Isl
miles and conditions Of the lease are the payment OF
seven per cent the capital Of sGWOOO0 on the nrst
year. and light per cent thereafter, aud the interest
charges on the DEBT Of 03l6 per The arrange
meut affords to the Delaware and Hudson canal Com
pany a continuous connection by rail from Its mines VIA
Albany aud Susquehanna Road, already leased 10 Lake
Champiau and the North for the distribution OF coal IN
one direction, and the transportation OF iron III the
other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
ECKFORD VS.. AMITY.
The match between these clubs, yesterday
ON liz HMM lrnnnds- rnsnlfed fnllOMh:

lst 3D. a. 4th 9Th 9Th. 7th. 9Th. 81. Totals.
Estt9rd. ...,..s 10 2 ! =
UmTireMr T. H. W. Of the Mutual Climb Time Of game
One hour Total bases-Eckori So Amy D. Runs
Farnei-Bckforl, 70; Am.yA
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May GA game bctween
the Forest City Club Of Cleveland and the KekJng Of
Fort Wayne resulted in favor Of the latter by Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
RrPF,LO LIVE STOCK MARKEr-M,r %.

Catt closed dl AZ lqlc p n owr thn si gtea Ill carIo,d
arrived lnruy the but East 10 first hands, the total sp m
$50 against 4j 20 the lay OF last wees
head Illinois seer from 2 10 LIS 10 a. +bi -
avrTag 800 b "a 3D. SheepL Gull and supply
light: sales az bead Ohio averaging 81 10 t
- 2ja Al DO. 81 %, ut - - hocs very dun
bolers having their stock eastward Tor dslosa usc
confined two saes, comprising ' head ranging nom ''' ~ 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
NQN-EPIsCOPAL METHODIST CONFERENCE.

NQN-EPISCOPAL METHODIST CONFERENCE.
PITTSBURGH, Penn, May 26.-The non Episco-
pal Methodist Conference by decided vote refused to
authorize the ordination OF for the ministry The
Conference has decided TO remove the Book Concern
from Springfield Ohio 10 Pittsburgh next September.
Alex Clark has been reelected editor A. H. Bassett pub
Usher, and entire Board Of Publication has been
elected. The Conference will adjourn tonight. Great
preparations making for the observation OF Decor
Ton Day. Gen. Meade Gov. Geary, ana other dlstln-
gusAed officers expected 10 participate IN the CeTe-
mOnJ OF dedcating the soldiers monument.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
p1SSENGERS 1RRLTED.

FROM SAvANYAH-In steamship Leo May 25John Woods u,
John C. Jacobs McGroary Jas Monaghan Jas W Hld H.
Day julius Lombard ant wife r. r. Soai Nor'p Chase . Son Sy
bold MITCHELL wife aud dfuger A. Mitchell, pr al hs rat
t,on Hope Dr. W. NJ King, Jas H. Chasnlu o H. Coleman
y samuel b. Nicer B. Curry. r. Bradbury, H. C. Page Miss
Stoue Ms Rankin Hall AMI child, A. Rappan C. '" koos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

p. B. Wight delivered the closing lecture OF
course ON the the History and Aesthetics OF Architec
ture" last evening, ut tho Fourihaye. Presbyterian
Church before the New-York Chapter VI the AmericaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27

For 81 err line, will insert a3ertemer, ore month
in frste South Carolina newspaper including one
We the publisher of this whom
Lis. Address GEO. r. RJwBLL Co.. Advertising
Agents, No. Al Park-row Nev-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

SEv-yopv. Hour Ther Bar. Wind nosr ~, ~: "na
IL 88o gl1 W. y ~ Gie INV
80 ml6 w III 20 p'lo "sn.n'
REmARKs-May 20. 1S70-Therm0meter at d. uiy W.
3 D. IN. 10; II y. m. Gle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27

Clubs st. d. 81. 4th. 9TH. 9th. 7th. 8h 9Th Totals
S SsG;;i:.....:.... II 81 q
S st2t;ii;......... SSS J u
Ume-,Ir Kenny the Atlanta club. Time Of me hours
minutes hy e,rsStl umei Olympic. times Total
errors-Star %; olympic 10.
The match between the Boston and Olympic
Clubs is to he played to-day on the Union Grounds,
BROOKLYN. and an exciting contest may be expected.
George Wright will not play, however, and neither viii
Allison SwCasy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
STATE OF THE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS L. 5. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll:4I
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27

Impor iant to Mothers.-Nrs WISsLows soorhiSu SIN
all lis, with which children afflicted safe and eef'
remedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27

Plrson,s Purantiye Pilis-Best family Phsc IN Do
sH p.s CAyILKT CoSprIOS POWDERS for Horses anu SOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27

Tn-ned Ia ad Pipe seen cent. Poun ,or all sizes 500
COLwgLL WILLARD NJ f. g. Co., No 23 Centre ST.
NewYork Gre Ilar aud sample o. pipe sent BY mail free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
LEXINGTON RACES.
-
BASE-B BALL.

OLYMPIC OF WASHINGTON VS.. STAR OF
BROOKLYN.
These clubs played closely contested game
on the Capitolinc Grounds yesterday, ending with
score Of q to 20 favor Of the Olypcs after the Stars
had had the victory almost in their hands. The full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
MARRIED..

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note raoeh
VIZ EyERDELLs sons lOi FuLross a. OPP OLD DVr'h '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27

The barometer continues 10 fall slowly on
the Pacific coast and at the Rocky Mountain stations
The pressure has diminished from the Mississippi 10 the
Atlantic coast, and Is highest in the South and North
Caroinas. The low pressure which on Thursday night
existed from Lake superior 10 Maine Is now confined to
The Eastern States. Light rains have fallen at most
points from Iowa 10 Lake Huron and eastward 10 Viz
piuia and Vermont. Al present partially cloudy aud
clearing weather l. reported from this region. Clear
weather has been generally reported from NOrth tlN-
lima ana southwark.
Probabilities.
II Is probable that the barometer VIII continue low,
with warm weather on saturday in the Mississippi VAL
ley aud south of tue OhiO. Cooler aud partially cloudy
weather is probable frouI WISCONSIN, o1as"dd to TIC
Atlautlc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27

snpnsov ory On THURSDAY MAY 25, the residence ofihs
I n,rep by the n Mead T. Edgar Anderson 70 Al H.
Quin. both oiltye. $3.50. ..,--.-,,--.
p ,rp LyGsIRAD-On Thursiay May & at The snce
BroOkhu y. d., by the Rev j. biy' "
N tie Falls ~ j. to Emma G.. daughter oil = w. hon'sS
bead, esq IA. ,-.A.-
YpAKE-Iu this cv Wenesiay May a. az ne Anhon
Charcb by Rev. Sir Autbou, o. Gurus Holman 10 MAue
K daaghie, Of John 4 DAIe
lu Notices Of Marriages nus! be Endorsed a'th hH
name aud address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27

wbichester's Hypophosphres Will cure cOS'UAFrr0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
For other ship Ne,cs see Second Page

For other Ship Necs see Second Page.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charleston Berry Charleston with ma ana - pa' "
hs Steamship 5ouatesr Howe Philadelphia with ns and to
Ship Edward OBen of ThOmas:on Oliver Caao JAN % with
guar BARR American Eagle Baker Seville ~ DAYS with corkwood &c
Bark Smyrn9 Mcaay BosiG1 May 70 p N ballast! Pierre. Mart II
BIZ A , oi BamOre DelrC St. Johns r., 10 days with
Big Kossnck Elliott Cay Frances Il days, with mf2do
Chas C. Dame o Gloucester Be'rdse Eu'aea'0 a1!''
WIZ KILT ia Five Sisters fMacha Peterson za1a 20 days, with
L. Long (o BosonJ Kelsey pemaAi q lays VII"
seh S. Greeye Carroll Jacksonville, L days With yellow
P-' scuooSERs-RIyER AND co,sTwIsE
Cabot Georee;osn, D G. y K3se Seor y1 D. T.
NJ G. Farr. Georgetown. d. C. y j. vaughn, 'lI-.@ N n
p Iyihtts Georgetoyu D. c. j. j. Fort Georgetown d. c.
Ned Sumpter, ROHdOat sarah Rondont tu,..,.
G A Gramer Rl,,bethpor. Juo MaGlOys Eila9ethgoF
Ellen Jane. Einbehpor- Leonilas bl4beempor,
Anna, Binbethpor bt 2 res l5. h. t.
james Eng H. EilateIport. s.A. Clark Bnabe'Lport
Mil IL E Boo%s Stamford Geo Il Eodss Banks
fse5 Church Nantucket Aaae Ras Portland, Conn.
b r BnasTi Portland, Conn pafi, stanford
Kate Grant NegIayen Anna TShl' NeN.H1yen.
Iayiria Providence b. Z. CroselL Providence
Angeine Van Clelf Providence R. 5 Dean Taunton NJ.
Hana Greenwich J. n. hunl n og1 4 banAa
Emerald. Brookhaven. Gerues Portland Conn.
j. NJ Freeman, Roudou. H. l. S.Asht, Alexandria
WIND-Sunse, light WI clear
sAv,SN,H Ca MAY 26Cleaei s;eaush Amecn for Baltimore
FoKrREss MONROE MAY 25-Au'e he,sne steamship N-erner
bng Jennie Morton fortune Islands Passed out ships Imperial
Tor Francisco bark Fmma Seoor Snd hr Sparkling Nave fol
BaIanors and .cSf b Wan from Soo sailed latte for
Southern port brig lie na for Southern port
FOREIGN PORTS.
LOyROs May 20 The Anchor Line steamship Columbia Capt Small
May IL, onehe at Neville to-day en- route % GLASGOW
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27

Of debility, who responsible foT your feaaa''i Nj yo'
self roo will say you've done all cod to cure That's mis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WAsHINGTON, ID. C.. May 20, lsil-7:jO y. III. }
S,o,oueiS far he mast irsHtv-f four hours

barometer corrected Tor temperature and eeyation
WAR DEPARTMENT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27

Time-2.32i 70. 2jlt 2.3l!, &l5t .
Second RdceFOr horses that have not trOtted faster
than 235 purse 81 OOs6OO TO the first $500 to the
ond and 500 10 the third Five horses entered.
but only four started.
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Nearing the Other Shore.

When, after the weary voyage
that / first made across the ocean,
sick and loathsome, | arose one
morning and went upon the deck,
holding on, crawling, thinking | was
but a worm, / smelt in the air some
strange smell, and 1 said to oitlie cdp.
tain, What is that odor?' 1T is the
land breeze from off Ireland I
smelt the turf, smelt the grass,
l smelt the leaves, and all my sick
ness departed from me; my eyes
grew bright, my nausea was gone.
The thought of the nearness of land
came to me. And when, afar off, l
saw the dim Land, joy came and gave
me health, and, from that moment,
/ had neither sickness nor trouble
/ was coming nearer to the land.
Oh, is there not for you, old man,
and for you, wearied mother, a land
breeze blowing off from heaven,
waiting to you some of its sweet
ness2 Behold, the garden of the
Lord is not far away. / know from
the air. Behold the JOY of home.
Do I not hear the children shout?
The air is full of music to our silent
thought. Oh, how full of music
when our journey is almost done,
and We stand upon the bound and
precinct of that blessed land. Hold
on to your faith. Believe more
firmly. Take hold by prayer and
by faith. Away with trials and
buffetings. Be happy; you are
saved. In a few hours visions of
God and all the realities of the eter-
nal world shall be yours, and you
shall be saved with an everlasting
salvation-Henry' Hard Beeche,'.