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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-04
ITO KING STREET 10
EUR X A!

What is it? Why S. LINDHEIMER'S
GREAT NEW 25 CENT, so CENT and 81
STORE. Just what has So long been needed.
An immense collection of TOYS, FANCY AR
TICLES, and Il variety of almost everything
too numerous to mention, and selling ut such
astonishingly low figures rs to be Within the
reach Of ALL Please the children, and take
them to see this great show. All should call
the rich, the poor. the high and ow-they should
ali visit this establishment, FOR there all will find
something useful and ornamental.
Mr. NDHElMER promises to make this
the great resort for CHRISTMAS GOODS.
Attentive clerks will be in attendance, and
take pleasure in exhibiting goods to those who
may favor them with IL call Come ono, come
all, and visit this establishment. Look at the
prices-Sl soc and 25c. nov l8-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-04

NJ + . Il a u Is % y n.
The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, con-
Meeting Mt Norfolk with the steamers xI~ /,
of the Merchants and Miners Trans - -
portation Company for Boston, will leave her
wharf, No. 4 south wharves. EVERY MON
DAY, WEDN ESDAY and FRIDAY at 40 ?.
m, for Norfolk. Returning. leave Norfolk on
DAYS, at ) p. IN, stopping at Fort Washing,
ton, Glymont Pney Point, Point Lookout and
Fortress Monroe.
This line, CONNECTING at Alexandria with the
O., a. g. NJ and W. 4 o. T. Rs, and at Nor
folk with the Boston steamers, offers superior in
ducements for the rapid und careful shipment OF
all kinds of freight to Boston The rates being
low the attention Of shippers is particularly Or,
rected to this feature All freight forwarded
free Of commission, and through bills Of lading
given.
For GKg6S r R SS2 sRE On h %Hf E s.
Georgetown, or NJ. ELDRlDGE IL CO.,
Agents Alexandria.
5. P. BROWN u son. Gen. Agts.,
Cor 18th st. and New York ave,
Washington D. c.
First cluxs fare t. Norfolk, 81; round trip, Sc.
Second class fare tn Norfolk, 50; round trip. 50
NH lift
&ea MERCHANTS, LINE NEW YORK
The line consists of the following irst-cass
outside steamers
Z. G. KNIGHT ....... Capt W. 5. johnson
JOHN GIBSON. ............Ca Capt. ". II Winters
AND
VALLEY CITY ............... . ...... Capt. BedcIl
Will leave New York EVERY SATURDAY
for this port and, returning, will leave AleXan
1ris EVERY FRIDAY at II o'clock.
For freight or passage apply to
HOOE, WEDDEKBURN y CO.
Agents. No. Prince street.
Agents in New York,
GEO. Il. MERRlCh,
apo I'd South ST., Pier No 81 East river
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-04

DARACELSUS-Dr Backetts Paracelsus, u
/ certain cure for Corns and Bunions. Price
pc per package Just received and for sale by
WAKEFIELD & HAIL.
nov Is Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
- TIECES GEORGE & JENKINS HAMS,
y (small arerage) just received and for sale by
F. G. SWA1NE,
No. % North Royal street.
200 REL Ms PAPER, all sizes. nov IA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-04

PREMIUMS RECEIVED IN THE UNITED
STATES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-04
RAILROADS..
ALEXANDRIA AND
Y GEORGETOWN r. r.


80 81 W gei 800: @=;zsF5s
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-10-14
WHEN TO TURN IN CLOVER.

In the regions where green crops arc turn
ed under for manure there is II diversity of
practice. Some pillow when the crop is in its
most succulent state. The rule for clover is,
when the heads are about half turned brown.
The reason offered for this practice is, that
the bulk of the crop is then the greatest and
undergoes most rapid decomposition in the
soil. Others do not pillow in clover until late
in the fall and after it has been pasturcd.
The reasons given for this practice are: First
That turning in the clover green makes the
soil sour. Second. 1t has bad influence on
subsequent crops. Third. In waiting until fall,
you have the advantage of pasturing, and if
the cattle are kept upon the pasture, during
summer MS they should be, everything the
field produces is returned to it. Fourth.
More carbonaceous matter is returned to the
soil. What you lose in tops. you gain in the
roots of the clover, which have four or five
months longer to grow. Fifth. Better crops
follow Some of the best farmers in Penn
sylvania follow this method altogether 9th
ers still wait until the following spring, and
turn in the clover just us it begins to grow.
american AgricUlturist.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-10-14
3;07



The London Milk Journal for September
has the following report on the cheese mar
ket there. dated Aug. 23d, in which we itali-
cize II few words:
EtigliSh cheese, in consequence of the eX-
cessive heat of the past month, has been in
small supply; the risk of carriage being too
great to induce factors and dealers to handle
the article. Farmers are anxious sellers,
but still hold on to the idea Of getting prices
which there is no chance of their obtaining;
this they will find out to their cost. for Amer-
leans are Steddily absorbing all tie demand,
not only for common grades. but also for tie
fnesk There are still few old cheddar and
double on hand, which sell very slowly mt
bad prices.
Ameyican-Are in very large supply. The
total clearances to Great Britain from New
York for the past four weeks have been re-
spcctively &C, OOO S. 700, 20, 500, &C, 400, max
ing total of 100000 boxes, which is equal
to something over five thousand tons. Ar
rivals have met II ready sale ut steadily de-
clning prices; 5is. to SOS. is now the market
quotation for fine cheese, which UW compare
favoyabiy in quality, .Ravor ami cOnaifion,
7viM any homemade at los. to I5s. more mon
cy: whilst some good clean, meaty cheese
can he bought mt 42s. to sos. These prices
being much lower than for many years past,
and the June make being very good, has en-
couraged large consumption.
Dutch Cheesc-Still continue dear and
stocks are accommodating. The article, like
English, is being dyiven out Of consumption BY
tie american.
The editor of the Jonynai, in another arti-
Gle, calls special attention to the statements
in italics, and adds 1.-The success of Ameri-
ca is to be attributed to the extensive organ
ization of her cheese factories, whereby di-
vision of labor is effected, II large working
capital used in the manufacture of cheese,
and IN uniform good make produced, by con-
verting milk into cheese on II large scale
and by the employment of skilled labor, UNI
der the superintendent of scientific, enter
prising commercial men. The system which
has done so much for America can undoubt-
edly do II great deal for us, and enable us to
maintain our ground against all corners.
We therefore watch, with a daily increased
interest, the success of cheese factories in
our own country"
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-10-14
General Stems.


Marriage licenses in Maryland bear the
state seal with the state motto-C rcScitc ct
muuplicdmini increase and multiply
An English medical journal says that wear
ing green kids frequently causes eruptions
on the hands which are almost incurable.
The largest flour mill in the world is one
which Gen. w. b. Thomas, of Philadelphia,
is now running and grinds 1900 barrels of
bread timber every day.
A colored hoy was recently convicted ut
Granville, n. c., of roasting a sable play
mate alive. and us II penalty for the crime
the judge bound him out to learn trade.
There are at present twenty members in
the Freshman class of the University of Ver-
mont. The prospects of the college in every
respect never were better than mt the present
time.
A love letter, picked up in Springfield, H.,
had the folowing'paragraph my best loved
one / chawed the postage stamp on your last
letter all to thunder, because | knew you
licked it on"
An aflectionate but impulsive couple in
Mexico. Mo-. have been married three times
and twice divorced. The court clerk has
learned their ways now, and always keeps
one divorce filled out on hand.
\ GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, editor has dis
covered that many of the young ladies of that
city wear their corsets IN bed with the strings
slightly laced. The editor neglects to say
how he comes to know so much
Pride in school buildings is a distinctive
characteristic of the people of the west. Viii
lagos younger than many of the children at
tending school, have school-houses that would
shame some eastern towns century old.
Apropos of the many remedies proposed for
preventing boiler explosions, the Louisville
Courier-Journal says the only absolutely sure
way to keep them from exploding is to fill
them with ce-water and set them in cool
place.
One may insert thousand excellent things
in a newspaper and never hear word Of
them from its.readers. But let line or two
not suited to their tastes creep in by accident
or otherwise, and one hears of it from every
quarter.
A member of the down-trodden sex in Chi
cago, who has buried four husbands, has
her photograph, with the likenesses of the
four departed surrounding it, and underneath
the touching inscription, 1.-THE Lord will
provide!"
music dealer on Broadway has in his
window sentimental song thus marked 4:
"Thou hast loved me and left me, for 25
cents" That is certainly the cheapest kind
of u divorce and leaves no necessity for 60
ing to Chicago.
An Indiana cooper showed a peculiarly of
Hoosier calculation the other day by putting
his little boy inside n cask to hold the head
up while he nailed it, After it was done he
found the bung-hole was the only means left
for his sons exit.
A. Chicago physician of wealth, skill and
position, but addicted to drink, recently gave
himself mp to IL debauch with his father, who
was affected with similar weakness and
for week they gave way to reckless indulg-
ence. At the end of that time the father died
of delirlum trcmens, and few days after the
son followed him, and was buried ut his
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-10-14

The Gilt Edge cheese factory of Dandy
lately received despatch from London
for the shipment of 200 boxes of cheese. The
order was promptly filed.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

hoatman is obliged to buy boat Of the Company ata
cost of from 900 to s,sOO In payment s2o per up
retained from the tolls earned and interest Is charged az
the rate per cent. At the end OF seven ysnls o
boat is worth about $500 The boatman Is compeieu DS
his contract to hire and boy or Two % actne oOy,
and good team The average am0unl OF coh s.,n "a
boat each trip is 125 uns the freight on wh.n Is s s,h
Not quite two trips per month can he maae, rom
Wages SIS provisions $40 team, s4Si repairs 10 ooo'
SIC tow lines and harness, s1 50 depreciation IN ~, v" n
SIC the COmpanys reserve boat, $50; tota soI ou
This leaves the bOatman s23 80 per month or s W.
wages to pay canal fines, damage by accident anu t ss
support Of his family during the winter Ien Ionu III,
can be made during the season, which VIII net ,s . %
man about Sl25 The storekeepers at R0hdOu, anu o.c
oints along tho canal 1T out the boatmen this season
with reluctance Boamen have lost heavily curing 'no
last two seasons and large proportion OF theh ar III
debt from $500 TO $500 each. The eeng against 'ho N
pany is exceedingly bitter.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

AsToS-On ruc,',- Nay 1871 srrel tie' A'o" 'ge .,
Il; b. .,,' a W., x & s.t TS5ors on lhuf.ay Jaac
ociccs. Frer.., inyiei to as,cEL
BPINKRRuOFT H,c ensact j. on ne 2o inst, q scf'es
fever AUa eoar 'cshr OF Jo.- IA ele as.na y v D"nA"
rs so5 iaa. vi s r' a Iseon Second o'oH''
otle Posie ors 5r .ers tie !. observer 4gsI yean
DEcfsR-qn a H y Mar l'lea D. el IL wife vie Of John r.
Tie reayg nad al g M a5 11e m ns@.ei' ] % Aa @ rcas os
Neole,at afternoon, 1t Ococs, from her h'e re-tpe' II
PRYE-In Boston, Ay2) Of congestion = the brain orrn FRYE Of
R.ai. Ayeg, ili Fr 10 lie 81 Je's o. h' sZe
JENKINS. No.ll na5 o. 0f consumption. Clnlct jenkins
1he relative, aud ends OF ie i" re s}e al .neI - ~o &
I.escah.,.' at p IN.
IySDa-Ir E, Mas, g' warer widow of'he l''o TiJ
Ts e y. ryc to attend trr faa'a fo% ihe resi-
on Fida,. Jane 2, ot ociocs p IL.
ONDElDoSEol supi'y NJ q Mlne o.ir d" htr Of Wa
TIE ri,e' "r' e'qs o. & '-e l @ & t5a s3l1.e CDr
Hutton ,, Oh "wednesday morning, as 10 oc.ocA
aI-Ia ths cy 5,n evening" Ma d koe'ri " Pear
.slof Ol.lI Fara, i Ofie s IAo ." ie'r'' m '''
~, et, ra1 ca Of ne tpl are invited to attend the fsnera
4aa.Iy aor.ag june J. u,i,a. fa.l,r Invitation.
s,ryDEEson alo.d at aaanI., in le 5h year Of h'
IT, tge vim tale ',a,e l 4a r ,5,a c5s' i, ir,.s'n''"'
>naPlER-ou Sunday 'og o con unltor bones apcr
irp-sl T. 'lLicL lAu-aNt Nti'.AV"S
on tdlessy sfe az = O'Clock.
ToYrgNAt ,is2s Ycso,n L. l., MONDAY Ma a. cahnHn-
1rteu, in tle tst q rJ. ier age. . ,
TIE TEL Te,'i's 1870 9.G me, & b IN & ,l Of SestoEn o. IAar..
day. June }. 4 l3j oCIck T.
vFGHTE-E.sr S,inery j. Tne!a, May 3D. nync yeghs
The relatives adj rer, iic family respectfully invited TO ote'd
faerl al bis Lite res.-elce On lHAsi-J' J1H9 l. AZ
O'Clock IL.
WICHITA Ro.yn T. T. George Fnrln, el't sos Of
f..tuu ua aL- Li % % 49, D. ,l TOO year iti' .ss .
F,r4. win t,sc place We uFl,a D. oto,A - ii. 'iuon
l,ga i.a aves Pom. Cauasos Ain bs
in val m: i tho depot 10 couy.y 6,ads 70 he church
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

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ss 1i.naS Msy lon l dsy or h,a ,rsxss y, ~ M H
s:a.s 4 1. .' i Xix s @ ss'i ss. 'A
Ba .sovn ~ s % n ss ss,s via asSsr sis''.
osg5 & s,, 9 v, x.,r LAon ss day, With oo."o' '- ~
% Hassrs ~ Brssn Had Sc yesh, With yellow pin.
sssr rrnsnp Ms, yaiay E hs % rad. and the sr''
r~s..ee 49,. Nth live
kcI " Merrim.n B.bs Mo.qus Iste Fa' 70'T' ''"
osi " s~ft Bro. ys-sei - ysp BruntS Bro
scar LolNc Kos IND cott. Geornt3rn ID y ,<.r..
aeGs iTIory ~ Bosa Jos as Pisiacsst
& &sesr p,oSH qurs Eisa9hport iof !sT,onn 5,.
ssesst Age, Ioung El.a slpor: Lr saicm
fehr : Sin. o-s ryic,. R5njoa, fo- Port 1noa.h.
ss sessI !, !, x T. mm fls'i, ~ Ron oa, .t or % %Df.t.:
schr = H. Mems, =. esngar vita iCn e, % ust"r
scir Fac Inl han, Ayer, sev.Losdon.
s.SI scSl + -: T. ,s. s'iI e S5 AS" Ca 9 ss,,g2 ga'H
kcAr D. G. Ior5c.t.r. =. .ti'n Col 81 rag for Norfolk
Sesi Jopstssn flrI Cone Wsc. i,rorI
Schr M7stti s-,raan, Pgson Core.
tclr E b. Bent ns Golvse, sea, with healing WsJie q"
sc,r Kate se-anion. lolnsr Yev. Haven
telT Dz1e Nils ArrIols Bangor With lumber T NJ m.5h~
sc' E. Nog'i lo' Sgpoi Soy oso RIOS Jam. 10 '''"
wiSD-aan-e light. g VI clear
scmp pCmira FOR Hsriug ocean Queeu Asps~,u. Leo
Tor Sayannahi sapt,gi. for norfolk, 1e.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
IIesPou from psjr. Alice Trt Cabs ',a Theberi from
SE1 San Ga May 31Arirc bs Paw, from Cata ,srm.ip.
san Ssy5S f'om Salo % North Poa ro@ b,snS[si .s
Nc eDf@rss sl s C. A o ssT g. scale M''A''' fro"
FOREIGN PORTS
dav 30fhe Al Line MP Austrian n IN Quebec
NY - iogchel s' Nozzle & ,, ,g Psee:e feT Lysgoo'
lfgee Cpt RoucO from New saJ 20 arrived Bre"' al
oc0ca this all moor
re5 aSIu,''o H. a. & l.,'' T.. lon lie o w.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
THE Nl7IoNAL INSURANCE CONVENTION
SIXTH DAY-RrpoETs FROM coMMrTEEs.

SIXTH DAY-RTPoBTS FROM COMMITTEES.
The delegates to the National Insurance
Convention met yesterday morning at tcr rOO'Is Ia The
Fifth Avenue Hotel. Geo. W Miller, presiding motion
10 adjourn this week and 10 reasonable in October was
referred 20 Committee cOnsis.n ngoi Nos Row, smith,
and Pflsbury. The Committee on TdNatlon, Leposts,
and Fees through hir chairman. Mr. Brccsc reported
substantially as follows:
Tic Committee deem advisable to have complete uniformity ia r'
tn alton o. Hsuro,r 80 'n', = n, @ nt ~. - ,ia
while H. think Lsi , ech t''s s"a r.s1 'a' IA ,.' '0u o.
uop yet conp'uei merely doing Lnircs "iin e dh,ffn s
sugs - that oi this u'iser'al tS"ion Shooh D.
Eer Ct & On Cue o,,in s' y % cs Of . s ais, ,ugTs sai
IN reace depo, he Committee though II g.Sse ID te la a.,
doing iusn therein. In tie Ce o. e s sH'e cop519 VIZ
demand deposit o al lat lOv0 NJ ecau 70 the poly "olti'
Jnt s tiecs1rr in tle ce oi Dr. u lsi y, I
s2Ci osre in yhc ihT plapf ch' "'' hc'',
as az additional sccc,i e p'cy-a"l'r' i' , c'u"l.
MI Shoels, chairman oi Tho Committee Oh Hscelfn'-
ous Business presented bis report winch ielerIe IacI
pally to TIC r,tshatory laws III tho G!heieht 2',C7;
Wol,d lie abolished Toe f1iow1 grcscmtion, oi'rrfb by
Mr. Harvey OF Nebraska, was referred 20 tue Committee
RoirS T1st comns be pointed 30 Obtain The mo-tl 't
slc- and esFe erc of e a I'e' me a'i'.lt y j On
Ar The afternoon session, DIr. Kcisv of New-Jersoy
made report uOm the Committee iof me pr p'tt"l
OF blanks lor cempany returns, subs .ty rc ] G
manner IN VIA ca insurance b ines transacted n o.. crai - -
lIin te once ~ h"ip" - "
ers lie Sat.s general public e. oDn non tie companies
int L tat uet Of te auhis lhet
ali con woEby lgh pubic st cornell IN them
are at all nre, such tenoGts well fnown . al
ha! Official tusnes, transactions "th them en- t-
,c,oant earnestly recommend the adoption oi s0H1f
Lnl which NAV l., Stitss, II tie
ported couseud ynluIiuou5 they omit sucu art o. It as
tey deem pru 6u; ua1 10 clan he made n VT te' 90 u
"a such conform With the saa es oi trr
respective is generally c.c ed taa the C'.'en' N
wi. have accomplished mlOrWt wurl, AM a'LtVei
a reform rho necessity Of which Is plainly malhs
II does no other e asO, ton OF Ulc uu"h BANK
by ell trc aae. The oais n which ric change h's been
made !, in tie bang II tie usual len IFCnlns ~ que co q
Cocou" at, " Amount, Of premium c~i ad
re- orr eus ut not rccy and Pr un' DE wn e
tcI., Ihe atr Lsc is Ae
ion Vln.c- Which ac" n The py1ent
The blank torn prepared by tie Committee was then
read over bt the meeting a'jOmucu before any acton
could be taken upon IL.
Tomorrow The Convention meets at 10 M. and after
Il meeting Will adjourn. in order To 20 on an eSciir-
the bay by invitation OF the Chamber vi CVi-
merce aud Board OF Underwriters.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
IECTTRES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Mr.. James Parton will read paper on the
"pirm Fathers Men OF Business" before the New
ynrk Historical Society on Tuesday next
The annual meeting of the New York Cot
ton Exchange was held yesterday In the Exchange
Building 5 d. Harrison presiding The sales officially
ted from september l9 1870, 10 MAY 2s ls7l as
i.hors: Export, 1851 bales; home consumption,
HB: speculation. 4sa0j transit, ts6 Total s5736
utct. for future delivery l9SI4-5 bales The Treas
r reported receipts, s5y65 So expenditures, s2JOol IS
Catimated expense for the current year. s2i,9o0
A Lodge of Sorrow was held at Steinway
Hall last evening under the auspices Of Kane Lodge No
5i Free and Accepted Masons u memory Of the dead Of
tlr past year Tie stage was s11Urely dupei and IN
fr iY.-I.lLd h.r.a.l pavilion Ul Grape, was placed
"A collin covered Win flowers Tie ceremony was con-
Quoted bY Robert IL IEUAIaa. Master Oi haue LOugc.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
HAp2 AND MI2HAp4.

Diana Brown, age 60, of No. 12l West Twenty
fhh -. died srdleHly, lass eyohng.
The body Of a man about 80 dressed in black, was
the river at the Atlantic Dock Brooklyn, YESTERDAY
JAS ONei. age q, was shot at picnic at Popo's
Par l. L. ycay, BY Jou' ody. who aiies sd ae'e4
Matthew Smith, n Brooklyn Illicit whisky dis
teriiy.
John Evans. y painter age @, was arrested lest
evening sul og andrew faher" no - Ls'ehDf boAy'
Thos McNamann. age 10 was killed by barrel
of rolling Wooiraha Robn'onS dock ioo' Of War
ren-si Brooklyn
An up,noyyp boy. age 10, was instantly crushed to
d Yesterday gaicst, Brooklyn By ho5'e'' "hc'
polol coniieel over hIn. =,
,i pil,nj Crrs were held Yesterday, for breaIns into Albert
Wo0ius house. NO. l19 lor'.ihs'
Henry Bieal age A. of No. 15l BroQme-st ; WIZ % ag
ceaaiy a'omen l: evening b. playmate H'"'' VI"
Kste4r receiving severn wound
Patrick OBrien age %, living in Second-st BROOK
M from second story psyemeat reo'ed iai4 iJa.
During tight among several butchers ~ m dla1 la
RcOslyn YESTERDAY motnS
was stabbed neck ssd another maD hal h1 arm s'e'ey s
James Breeze a workman, was found deaa yesler-
Day in Of TIE ,atsin Roetnfs soap acor No. 'y 1 t
Louis Koelle, German restaurant keeper IN EaSt
Teu'h.st age Yesterday tie Crmu HOSP ~ f 1I5
fused to dIL
The Corongrsiury rendered verdict Of accdGnt9l 3
death 'es'r AZ IN The case 81 ~ 'n'n y % H.
lie ii. vh., getting on tie from, platform.
The body found on Monday in The, water OIL the
B1tr- hs, ben identified o. Edward Wall foreman %
labor emgoy on the Bouieysd a; aTs rag., ne
I.Irl
Anselm Eschbocher while carrying an infant
her Chr set ast evening vas aa,s,.
With knife b. p lip Pque1 and stabbed IN the saeA ald nc
c received stab cheek. the Pauel Vas ar
eel by the Tents Precinct lice.
Dr. Wooster Beach made pOst-mortem eXamina-
ton ye5IIag OF H. babe foun concealed 5eTen NE mat
trlss ~. Carroll the msr Of tie chilli az NO 80
Wet Forty,I-,t sraagd The coroner a ~
gin IN Miss Carroll wAO Is ~ BeYie
llp q al IL sfiiitly recovered.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
ppoutSRyr ARRIVALS.

Fifth-Avenue Hotel-SenatOr Logan ol ~, ndi,
Dois ex-Revenue Commissioner RolllhS In .cnn-
gressmen Mckenzie Of Virginia astOi ~ r. urihnrd
OF St Lawrence County, Gen. H. L. Coke OF
and the Rev. L. 3. BRADY OF NewDurgh - to~'
HOuse-Sherif Thomas OF Hamilton. CANADA ana I,e. .a
Commander Clark, u. s. N.==Albemare H0tel-'pprSs ps
j. j. Mcneil of Fishk, n. Y-Gii5eS IlOuao ,iiUn
ID. Greene OF Troy = Sturtevant HOuse-JudSe piaiuo
of BOSTON, ST. James Hotei-C0mmander lfhn' " % 2
Navy Hoffman HOuse-The Hon. W. j. hcAlp,,g,epI ~ "
Pitsfcld: Christian Bors swedish Consul at N"w-iork
~ New York HOel-Cul. W H. Reynolds, frO'luen'So'
and Winthrop Sargent OF Boston. - 81 NICno
las HOtel-SenatOr Rice OF Arkansas; Col. j. M GWls
President of the Little Rock and New-OreanS ltalir9tu
Co.: the Hon. f. \. AlDerger Of Buffalo; the Kew Dr
Cheney OF Boston; Judge Sufiern of uvcrstraw, ana
1illin ghast, Albany. == Everett HOuSc-Ihe Hon j.
H. Robinson, and J. s. McMurray of Toronto, and capt
Tbbts OF steamship City OF London 49, CIalebdoh
Hoiel-Mr. lie strange or the British Legation. -
GTandCcntrli IIoteCOl Pennington OF Delaware; Col
j. L. Martin Of Boston, and Alexander h3ndefoOh Lon
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
BASEBALL.
sTAR OF BROOKLYN vs.. CHICAGO.

The contest yesterday between these cluDs
proved in every respect far superior to that on the Union
Grounds day before The Stars did not nave their
catcher Cummings pitched better than he du IN 'ho
Olympic game, and better supported than IN any
previous game this The contest was close ana
exciting up 10 the close OF the eth Innings when the
score stood in favor of Chicago In the sth nlng
the Chicago Club scored runs, though NOT one WI va
earned BarlOws shOrt-6eding the feature OF the
star play Cummings leading at the bat HOdes leu tne
score on the other sde Wood carrying OIL the PAIN IN
the field The Chcagos played better game tnah lhey
did with Eckords aud did well to Keep the otars
down to sin gle run. The assembage present was thc
most partisan crowd at match this season. Iney
could find nothing credtabc except In the pay OF tne
stars and even appauded errors which resulted adVah
tageously TO their pets. The following is the score;