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New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
Special Nctlles
Lea Common sense Decide.

Let Common sense Decidc.
What the rational procedure Of general t, aud
nervous prostrsou tell that juou stimulation
required violent puaou in slh 'e abarl as
yOuI be to beI starving mlu done every day Yes this
stupid and practice continued teeth the great
fact that physical weakness with al the rer7ous bauc that
papy it. is more certainly and raDdly reoyei By HO5rErTEgs
STOMACH BIITES by any otler medicine present known
/, /, ae that general debility often attended with topdy regu
la.y Of the this symptom not be overlooked Bu
while the discharge Of the system expedited
lated its vgor must be recruited both They combine
sperni antoous properties with extraordinary tonic
while removing distractions from the bowels they tone aud invs
oe those organs Through upon which the great
bic specific acts directly gives healthy and per,Ben impetus
every enfeebel function. Digestion facilitated he fug cTcus
ton regulate tie with accession Of the sentip
principle the nerve, brlcei and al the dormant powers Of tie system
roe ohehy action; spnsmolcay would be the IL.
mere stmuut administered bat for continuance II is this
way that such extraordinary changes wrought the condition Of the
feeble emac AMI ny BY the use Of this wonderful cor
recye slratve and Let decide between s1eh
ppara, and prosrrg caharc supplemented By poisonous
aringeut Ike sirychnine qlD'
Ninth Assembly Dsirct-In pursuance Of the Directions Of
the Committee on appointed by the state Central Com
nt,ee the ubcans hereby Boiae that the under
Gig %ks he nro@ens ks, NIL Yfs; @ a:'
PTpo PS @ on DAY EVENING June from oeIoes
Blrecier Bull ing corner o Morton snd Beeckersts
JULIAN iEssR ASAVls II SAOShr ssTas4 TaRS kf KANE
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
nov THIEVES,

Residents of Lexington and neighDorIng
avenues have been greatly troubled for several weeks
pas by the loss Of valuable sverware, stolen by sneak
thieves Capt Byucs Of the Twenty-hrst Precinct ar
rested as the thieves yesterday Henry Oienburgh aa7
Joseph Bske age I5 Joseph Ackery, age IL, and Joh
oins ~ 20 l6 The bOy said that they had obtained
admission 10 many houses by throwing tame pigeon
over into the backward aud then obtaining permission
fr The servants al The door Ia hunt for IT, Wbe
one wa. catching the pigeon another would Sp mo o
basement and steal the silver They had sold the silver 10
Gustayus Irindcis OF No. 11O SpriDgst 1he receiver
wa- arrested and with the thieves VIII DE Drought be
fofr Justice BiAby al the Norkyc Police Court today
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
TILE VICTOR LAWN MOWER.

The Victor is a new machine, claiming to have
reliable improvements peculiar to ITSELF combined with
the best points of the leading American Lawn Mowers
one feature of this machine is the peculiar manner in
which the gearing covered that dirt or grass
get in TO clog IT, 1t il claimed nat there is less Fiction
dian in other machines which do not on wheels. IL
may be instantly thrown ont Oi gear, and used as gar
den roller by Raising the cutting apparatus IN lr0nt Tie
knife stationary, and the revolving cutter Is easily ad
iusted to It by turning screw each end. the two
handles attached To tine axle at each side are connected
at the top 10y crOss-bar and made adjustable To amy
hight being at the time convenient and durable
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

ATTACK on those present Old man of irreproach'oo
character and who has been for moro ihah ~ ''aiS
prominent and highly respected lawyer !" ''S 80
a,,od "a a witness He had nothing to do with con
,uctine the trial but merely testified TO what ne n
eeen. ON his way the boat on which he was u'-
cling was boarded at landing only few miles rom Ms
residence by gang of roughs his sateroom was pioA'
omen and he was severely beaten that his recover
-,,,,e;larod douhtful
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
THE HEAT YEsTERDAY-EIGHT CASES OF sun
STROKE.


STROKE.
The heat was oppressive, yesterday, almost
beyond endurance The highest point indicated by the
thermometer downtown was 93', while the range for
different localities in the city was from s9o to 95 Eight
cases Of sunstrOke reported and sense OF pysl
cal exhaustion was shared by all pedestrians. .
Samuel Clark, age 90, was found on Per NO. . East
River i'm the afternoon suffering from attack OF sun
stroke. Taken to Park Hospital. -
David TOOf agc 90 living in Twenty lXth-st, was
overcome by the heat, and sent To Bellevue Hospital
Lizzie Williams, age 55 found suffering irom sun
stroke last evening in Pedrlst. and sent To Bellevue
Hospital. . - 49,, ..1
An unknown man, age about TO- was found prOstratcd
bv snsroke last evening at the foot Of FifysecOndst
r. T. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital
Mary Ann Williams age IS, was brought 10 Centrc-s
Uospiial from the Fourth Ward, in critical condition
IRON the effect Of heat An unknown man from lhe tiIst
Ward was brought to the same place insensDle from the
cause. p.-.,, 7,
d. was overcome by the heat while at Work III WASH
inetOu-square. ., l., r,...,,,-,
only one ease OF sunstrOkc was reported IN B!Uohyh
Mrs Mary Rogers, &c. of No 56J tli-aNc was pros
tlated I'M ThrdlNc., and conveyed to her nome Ia an
IN
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
MEXICO.
Committee.

THE TAMPICO REVOLT sUPPREsSED-PAYEO TO
BE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
CITY OF MEXICO, May 20, via HAVANA, May 3d.
The revolution in Tampco is considered as suppressed
The place il reported to have been taken the 10TH
EscObedO is fortfying san Luis POtOs.
Congress adOuTns on the 3st inst. President Juarez
will probably be reelected. His chances improving
The general belief is that revolution small scale If
any, will occur against Juarez. Manuel Payne Will
ceed Romero after the adjournment of Congress.
The telegraph line from here TO MatamOras Is finished
and is working well The Foreign Department has pre-
seued bill to Congress relating TO naturalization aud
the rights of foreign residents IL Is believed that the
bill is pTeudical tO4hei interests. Some journals
tiuue 10 show hostile spirit toward them. The
pursued by the TrO n UniOH French journal is the
origin Of much i'll mfceing the part OF the Mexcans.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
For oHer SHIP Neics see Second rage
ADRINEn-

S,e,m,'p Abemsrle Couch Rshmoni tY FolA' "" -'' "
rte ,rl "a, 10 Od Dominion steamship 60 , ~ , -. 81, u,
Steamsh1 Gulf Stream, leCrev, Say@unan @ p a. 40s M
p p ~ mi, With steamship Mou'gomey hence ioi oyaunsh
80 he 61r Nep Orleans 10 m, steamship "el' e"as"eA
hence for Charfson . - ,f,y 9o ~ O,ea,.,,v, u
,.t' a. FL ,rl rlss to &. g. FurrfIfh -, o.. .,
"" to Bo,iou PlralHon San Frnrsco Jan lo r.h
a, D. Crossed Oh. '.f u l.t lt'..' lt' D. DO
,1 M 55 8 ds March ~ bll er !'p H+ v at - ~
I ri - Gg seJ Cave ligsA AAA ~ " u~IS on! RAD
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

The Of the deceased % in number read by
the Secretary Tie following officers 0 the Grand Lodge
were present: John H. Anthony q. NJ; james d. Aus
tin. g. g.; ElwOOd Thorn, ID. G.. NJ; John Hooe, G.. r.
An Association for the purchase of Fulton
Market the lease Of the fora term OF years has
organized with capital stock Of 100000 The officers
President Dorlon Treasurer a. IT, Shsferi se'carv N O.
Jerys Trustees WIN Dsbrov. Arfd Doron D. w. lloyd
Gilbert Henshay, H. G. s. Jeryis H. Middleton, AteI Miller Pnip
Omann Amos Robbins Tlos Rose g. H. soaier hnl 6 y wool
worth Executive Connitee J. r. isbrov A. DOron H. e. B. Jef's
W. H. bdIIeton. sng AleKaader Miller
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
SERIOUS SHOOTING AFFGAY IN ERIE. PENN.

ERIE, May 3O-Polcemen Murray and Brace
in attempting to arrest Alexander Kennedy for dsor
dery conduct this evening set upon by Kennedys
friends, and a fight ensued. Murray was severely
wounded James Kennedy, father of Alexander, was
shot in the breast and will probably die James Ken
nedy r was shot through the lungs and his recovery
is doubtful.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD TAX-vIEWs OF COM
MODORE VANDERBILT

MODORE VANDERBILT.
The leading officials of the NewYork Cen
tra Railroad received Internal Revenue Commissioner
PleasontOns decision affirming the assessment Of per
cent on the $3 O3OO interest certificates issued by that
road with considerable surprise. they thought that
the evidence they had presented to the Government
titled them 10 "A decision nullifyng the assessment. In
conversation with "a TRIBUNE reporter last evening
Commodore Vanderbilt stated that the assessment and
the decision were both unustfabe. Under no section
of tbe Internal Revenue laws was the NewYOrk Central
Railroad Company amenabo 10 this tax, as the
certificates issued 10y that Company merely repro
scutcd the improved value Of property uIon
which the payment Of dividends was contingent
upou the earning, of thc road FulIicrmu.c Oh. money
that had neeu -Jrlu upOu ti improvement hat h .r
cummulaiue nom 40. 90 lsl6, and although thc In
farusi tDvcIn Ussalu VA. 80 cy -. $40 HJ'-
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
DISASTROUS FIRE IN MOBILE.

MOBILE, Ala, May 9O.-A destructive fire
broke out last night St. Francis-s in the wholesale
drug store Of Blackwood Co.. extending TO G. A. Ar
nod's hat store Judd, Reid Co.'s wholesale dry goods
store also ON the east side Of Wacrst to j. G. DubOise
q NO.5 wholesale dry goods store, j. l.. Shennau's
siatohary store and H. Bernstcins shoe store and
Of which destroyed Tie store OF Kenntdy LYONS
q 20, " ne Ssaie diy goods n Smith ~ Coz boots and
shOts r. nIlans, saddlcr; BedgOOd's national book
store. the Commercial Bank building and n BANKS
CrOckery store were badly damaged Loss S3O0OOO
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
TERRIFIC STORM on TIE UPPER HUDSON.
THE CORNERSTONE OF THE CAPITOL TO BE
LAID IN MASONIC FORM

ALBANY, May 30-The Capitol Commission
ers have designated the oath Of June next as the day on
which the cornerstone OF the Capitol will be laid
tbat day being the anniversary ST. John the Baptist
The Hon. John H. Anhon, Most Worshipful Grand Mas
ter Of the Lodge of the state has been invited by
the Commissioners lay the stone with the imposing
ceremonies of the Masonic Order and lac has accepted
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
low CANAL TOLLS AND THE PENNSYLVANIA
BOATMEN
YIvANIA

PORT JERyIs, May 3O.-The rates of toll
axed by the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company for
coal transportation this season create much dssatsfac-
ton among boatmen many OF whom have boats partially
paid for, which would De forfeited TO the Company
they abandon the business The first cargo Of coal was
rccelg cd m ROndOut yesterday The stem OF uanspor
t0n adQpted on The canal is somewhat novel. Every
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
TIE MILLGAN CASE DECIDED.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 3O.-The verdict of the
jury in the Migan gives Miigan five dollars dam
ages The Judge will determine the question Of costs
the suit was brought in the state Court. The jury
IT hours 1t probable that motion viii be made
lto A uayyf trial
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMFNT.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., May 80, lS7l-7:jO p. III. }
@ - l.rDaL IL r.nLa. L..LLI

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., May 80, lS7l-7:jO p. III.
Synopsis toT the past tlrenip.tOar hours. -
The weather has cleared away on the Paclhc
Coast with decided rise in the barometer. clouds ana
rain still continue at the Rocky Mountain stations;
Threatening and rainy weather has also been reported
from Tennessee, North Carolina and Northern flold',
and has been experienced during the day from lenos
and West Virginia. and is reported east OF
State. The highest barometer continues on the South
the New England States, and decidedly III tne
Lower Missouri Valley. The temperature Las Increased
on the Pacific and Eastern Atlantic coast
Probabilities
II is probable that light viii continue for snort
time the NewEugand coast, ana asO ld III lOIt Os
of Virginia and Pennsylvania Partially cloudy icr
with light southeast and southwest winds Will probably
prevail Wednesday east Of the Mississippi RIVER aud
Oh the Gulf.
TERRIFIC STORM on TIE UPPER HUDSON.
POUGHKEEPsIE, May 30.-TOday the Their
momoter indicated 95 in the shade and tonight reports
come in of a terrific the upper Hudson between
this place and Kingston. At Rondout the rOadways
were flooded trees blown down, and windows smashed
by the hail At EsOpus large icch0use was struck
by LIGHTNING and completely destroyed. III was hAed
with ice and the loss must be heavy. The Hshtnlng Is
rcDored have been of the most fearful character
At Hyde Park, also, the storm was severe. Han
stones were picked measuring four and hall inches
in circumference Three miles rom here IN n0rthery
direction hastOnes of the largest size were scoOped up
with shOyeis Birds killed and Whole acres Of ~ q
entirely DESTROYED at Pleasant Valley, MlbrOok. ana
Pine Plains The storm OF the seNercst character
shower after shower followed each other IN quick sue
cesson and grain and fruit, in the above sections are
very seriously damaged. The storm seemed 10 travel
from west To east between POughkeepsle ana HudsOn
but reaching neither Of those places.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
A MAGNANTMOIrs MURDERER

LOUISVILLE, May 9O.-George Walcott, who
killed soldier at Frankfort, Ky some time since, and
for whose arrest Gov Leslie offered $500 reward, had
himself arrested by friend who drew the reward and
gave it to walcOtt. Walcott Immediately gave the
money 10 the widow Of his victim. He was!drunk when
he committed the crime.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
NEN-YORk CITY.

Little Raven and the other Indian visitors
went TO Long Branch yesterday.
The S1j0,0O0 fund for the erection OF the
New Catholic Cathedral has all been subscribed.
A carriage standing before store III South
ST. is Z" 1 sail" chance for who can " raise
the wind :!
A party of so children were sent to Missouri
yesterday by the Chdens Aid Society," under the dlrec
ton OF j. L. Brace.
An ex-ofcer Of Mr.. Berghs staff saw dog
in tit in Spruce-st, yesterday ana benevolently ad-
mntcrcd powder with such good effect that the animal
immediately recovered ana ran of.
In answer To communication sent by Mayor
Hall to the city rairoad companies relative to the eXpe
dency Of allowing policemen to ride free of charge on
the street cars replies have been received from several
compauics to the effect that convention VIII DC hei 10
consider the best OF carrying out the Suggestions
The murder of Mr.. Putnam, and other gross
abuses OF the ordinary carhook have induced the lnVcn
tion Of substitute for that dangerous inStrumeht-a
short chain permanently fixed 20 tine whiilctrce ana
having at the other ond triangular handle ny Whoh
the driver can lft tine whiiietlee and detlch IL at
pleasure.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
L. ". ALRRECHr |


co, ppo,nyv WffWFFN noI'sTON hND BLRRCKRR srs
o PER ~ NJ DIsCOUNr-Whte FrrRh China Dinner SETS lJi
pm PR CENT DISCovNT-wbite FRI tch China Tea Sets a
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT-Coord su gin French China Dinner
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT-COOrd auf gilt French China Tea
20 PER CENT DISCoUNT-Colored Chamber Sets II pieces Bng
lsh goods - 80 (
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT-yor Andl,i Dinner Knives SLehed
&0 PER CENT DISCoUNT-Syerpa Tea Sets sr pieces best
triple plate : 29 50 -.. o, 49, -,
20 PR CENT DISCOUNr-Sye paf Casters sr cut boor,
be-, triple plse. - s..
30 PR CENT DISC0UNT-A large sssment OF hntel Vases
b sau, gur.,, and Jar ingres
40 TEK CENT DISCOlNr-Cbua AMI japanese vases Tea Sets
&c. Sc
than can be found elsewhere
". J. T. DALEY Co,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
HORACE GREELEY IN THE SOUTH.

NEw-ORLEANs, May 3O.-Horace Greeley
leaves this afternoon per steamer H. T. Lee, for Vcks
burg, thence by rail TO Memphis, where he speaks
Friday evening.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

ernment now claimed without tho slightest authority
percentage upon tho accummuiatfons Tor seven years
previous the hw's taking effect. Commodore Wander
bit declared that be would appeal from the decision OF
Commissioner Pleasonton to the United states Courts
and felt confident that his appeal would DC sustained
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
TIE STATE OF TRADE



sr Lorfs May 3l-Cotton- Middug Upards 5dl5lc Flour
duh: Extra w@les - $3.50 % gtes.Ao led "8G per
or Mixed track So sacse Oats dull aud dec ming at % N
bul Soc saese Barley duI ChoiIe spring 81 Rye dn sod
pg poo Hemp-uueei; sales at 81 3OG II 60 for rrme fancy
G6 - Bry ss d loose. oere freely &C. Whou bay-
e Bacon very DALI lois olerd freely without buyer; bbny
and order sod shoulders 6i@ic Cbsr hhs:i Clear Se 81 n
DC Searured Hans esnys l5ic Ls-kttte cho ce and
i6bbug lot, lOla c Live Hogs doll al So ga - Garlic dlll
and dccnng sale. at 100 - iof good 10 cHoee
hb Four Il 900 bush Wheat 2 ~ tus Corn, lsVO BUSH Oas,
400 bush. Rye, 500 bu.h Barley, so Hogs .-..-
CHICAGO. May 3O-Fur quiet but ms spng % 9Ja 20 %
Wheat quiet but d[n a5yIpe Y N no. s2Hns y & So'd rt el y At
Mixed in the afternoon dul at 29!se Oats declined tdc;
closed m i8s No Rye quiet and steady sJaSc for No
visions dull SIS ~ 25 cash and s5 25Q SS
seller July. Lad Ivc e>h Qic seller Jul Df, s3td Meas
clne 2a3c +ia s5 3D. Reee pi60O bbs Flour 81 100
bush wheat 2l7CO bush Corn 1900 bush Oats 200 bu'b Rye
JOOOO bush Wheat 800 bush Corn 1900 bush Oats and 40
MsvPns Nav O-CotOn quiet but fm l6ial6lc; receipts. 5
bales; shipments 50J bales Flour dmcr-s6GS3 90 Corn al
active g OG - 25 Com de and urehangei '2a'3 Oats sul
Hay quiet and STEADY; -2 Bran actye 260
26l Lard unchanged POk dull and declining 81 Bacon dull aud
@fri SGSS M 3Fouf declined e. spring s g. Wheat
No Milwaukee, - l6 Oats weak No i9c Corn
dm Yo:2 Mixed, Sc Rye enomIn, NS at &c. Barley nominal
Recpt,-3OO bbs Flour - OOO Oush Wheat shipments b
Flour bush Wheat Frgh quiet Wheat buffalo Cc; TO
CLEyzLayD MAY -Four unchag ged Wheat has advancing
teulenc sales 5Og bush No 'ei a. ~ a. Corn dull gn
ye on % 7O Refined strong gJic cash 24 in Is days
DETROIT, MAY JO-Nheat onchmgd; Extn, = as No. at
Louisville May 3OTobacco active 6rm sales l95 lhl'
81 55G - Lugsi low good Leaf sl6 5 CoonMdling
and Corn good demand Oats fir demand
prime tlc Provisions very dn Mess Pors 10 B,3oh' &C. i
lflc Plain, lJlc Whisky quiet at 8108c. .,
WuNyGToN y. c. MAJ aSpn Tapentne quiet at lie Ro"n
quiet - % for No. 20 % for E1 fs - - io rae ''D0
AUGusrA Ga May 0rhe market aH; N modfe denani a.
5l for Liverpool aud Isle or Ne"iosA M.dnS5 'ae' 10 O'''
receipts, 20 bales.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER..

NEw Hoar Thsr psr. Writ ns'h 90, an "a W
Mar D.-7 IL 3gl5s W. NY ~ a "a, glO9 X W.
ll6 y w 81, o., a. 10 ~
ggo 30HS.W. ~ 49, ''Vo en-, .
RHMARKs.-May 20. Is7u-IheInohie1oi Nv ~ me- ~ >
4 D. m gro: IL % III. So.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

For 81 10 pcr line viii advertisement month
in i've spf Lclisa srd ArSsnss ness'apen'
pcgng We refer to the publisher of ms paper - whom ooi
rsgrlU. III b well knogu. Lis seat free Ais Ggo T. hp"Ehi
a T., Advertising Agents. Ne. 81 Park-rOw, Nes.iofk
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

VOLCANIC ERUPTION AND GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
SINGAPORE, Thursday, May %. 1871.
A volcanic eruption and earthquake have
shaken the island Of Rua The country terribly de-
yas;ated aud 400 lives were lost.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
Nicoi A. Davidson.

&C BROADWAY, near GTcl, J0nessi..
Os great bargains Goods suitable for furnishing County Villas
f'1ttlg~s
DINNER SETS, TEA SETS BREAKFAST SETS DEsSRRr SITS
TOILET SITS GLASSWARE. Sil,, plated lCB PlrCuELS
SiOONS FORKS, TABLE CUTLERY. CASTERS MATTERS
CHANDELIERS, and FlATt kES for %. or Gas
AlSr-Just Opened,
New FRENCH CLOCKS BhOAIES PAlIAN NANrS.
GUERIDONS MANIEL ORNAMENTS. ARTtl I'tAL FLOW E
goods offered pncs actually lower thia
Wilson shuttle hines The best cheapest 7,,
acbues world. PTte Sb 10 rluJ
sasIoom Io7 BroSlsar
Patcns.-How ohisn Patents Caveats Degn Pa;en,s
marx Patents Assignment 1c Instructions nee MUM Co. y
ParArow Ncwlo solicitors American and Foreign fsteus
year, experience; publishers o. The Scientific American
TO Whom ~ may Concern: Notice is hrrhy gwen rlst
Holloway
United States, removed sct ion employment
Ls revoked the 2iih Of May 1874
THOMAS HOLLOWAY, per pro IA NJ. MARTIN
% Meser-.aue, Nes-York
Post Once NoIicc.-The Mails for turupe dgrny DE et
ending NAIt tnll Jul iil VII cer h ts udtr TUESDAY
~ H. NEOALfDAl st u SATURDAY at ll
III. T. H. JONES POSTMASTER.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
TROTTIYG AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
A sweepstakes trot for mile-heats, best three
I'm ye in harness. took place yesterday, at Fleetwood
Park The day was exceedingly sutry, and the track
hard The entries four in number, were ii. Caseys s..
e. Hickey; j. McKees 4. IN. Lucy Brosnan H. j. Ander-
sons b. g. Keystone and j. l.. Dotys d. 3 IlcQnaeroga
Kevstone was the fayoe before the start but after
LADY Brosnan won the first heat odds were ad on her
Winning the race Tconderoga distanced in the first
heat. The following Is the
p,vvrroon PARK MAY -Sweevake Of mhests three in Eve,
IN harness. -
J. McKee, 2 m Lady Brosnan.
r. J. Andersons b. g. Keystone.
Hickey.
hg Ticonterogs
Tme-2:3J; 2;JJii 2:2I
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
hkARHIED.

Wedding rrd Visiting Cards, Iusl stsmring Note PsOer
Ws kygrr rs SoS, Ol Fr1oN-sI.. ON DUICH CHuAcH
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
Perfectly safe in all Cases.

Mas wiNsIow. SYRUP for All taes q cen such
As m hing Wind coi. &c. safe, reliable anl harmless remedy
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

vA-yAII-At Terdy Meet RshEsy, " j. M,y s7l HUG
b. Va, o. c pla Miriam L. daughter Of tie late BeJ'mn r.
Val OF the former place.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
wArRRrowN M,..l LIVE STOCK


Beef Receipts 5 head the cattle Varied sold u an ear
hon bnr were numerous; choice at 80 5 eiA Svd
III 80 6r.t quality - 50 ~ l5 second quality. $sGs9 uird
quality - 5id 81 So Sheep sd Lam.s-Recp ~ lsi
light prices unchanged sales 30 o al 20 ''"eo " ~
extra 20 15Q % 62. Veal calves, +f0@l0
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

RUNS SCORED.
clubs la. o. 81 ith 9Th dth. 7th. 9th. 9th Totals
Cais'Eo........SS Q Q Q o
,,.,, l., a. siN AZ 45, sth. 9th 7h ath 9th Totals.
csis'so...."SS Q Q Q . .
NJ, Wev Time Of gsme-l hour. IS minutes Fr.t base
he erIrrs-Cbiesao tines star ties Total fielding erro-Ch
eago u; Star Is. Double plays by Simmons and Wood
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
The Police Board. Mayor Hall presiding

unanimously passed the following resolution yesterday
,r a. r,,remen, Of Bosvodh the post Of Pres
ent 1 t, Police Board of selecting sor on the PRIV
c m rotation the oulacy the ofc the other Commissioners
upon the minutes their sincere
y m uy managing The enitging erecutye hfle's
,h Dssr.nt for his coure, and for his mpsrsh
AMI tlast e rs prslag officer ard ~ thanks Tor me es
cb1l m att rrc ~ which he filo the pepeIng abor'
,L necessarl, upon the President OF the Doid o. ro
Three battali0ns of the Fire Department
were inspected in Tompknssquarc, yesterday by Com
missOner Hitchman, Shaler Blair, and lenneSsey ana
Chief engineer Perey The first battaOn-Englne COM
panes Nos T. g. H. and 80, and Hook and Ladder Com-
papy No Twas commanded by Assistant Engineer orr
n oo,d hott,Iio-Fn cine Companies Nos. IS. 25. 26,
and ~ and Hook and Ladder Company No by n7-sI
anti E1gneer Shay, and the tllri DattAohI i
G,,raIe. Nps o. g. aud - and Hook and Ladder tOu-
nant No 1C-hy AssistahtLn-incer sullivan 1he Nar'
6us Umpanes made oreditable appearance anu 'no
nTes, rihrd movements were well executed.