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p ruo-. R.r s.lI q. comns C.rdsY Yco - With railroad

e Nuovv Rasr fssl s Comnsr. Cardiff Yet - With railroad
iron 10 anchored In IN Lover
Bark Freeman DeDDn FLETCHER An'"ep roo
ls Pnshing 70, and Isle n Wight nth with ndse - "a,
Esrk Augustine Kobbe lef sespo Carver hAtanss days. WIN
sugar
Barb ahts Maleom'Ou md from Ardroan Peo a. sA Vs 'on
Is anchored on the Bar -
Brig Water Ly Of st. John, b. Haley Misnaas u lays "h
brig Co Lsbave n 81, Arroyo r. April D. via
Salinas lsth, with
Br sarah Kepny waloso) Ray Cardens, days with
II anchored In Lower Bay
Bg Their Of sewohsssl Bloa. Prozre,o, Mex ls
dars with
Big JeanT tnl Lau1dse, Porto Cah~o % days. with es
Brig Josephine (of pir,ou anion 81
Brig Nbo to sine c. Mcleod st. Johns p r. uT a. Va
Nassau ~ DAYS, vi sugar
Brig A. A. D. tof Hsf4z BeonisEs. Pence r. II with
molasses
g. Smith SswburypOr Brown Bsrsoos u days, sah
fruit
BELOW.
Three bsrks brig Bay. boant IL
WIsD-Saadown. light. s.: clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Apr T-Arirc steamship Saxon rom P'sdephs with
shn brnken Isabella he5 Vae-es fUm Nes
Eaton DcmanFa; IL B4n, nDm hobile;
u. II. Tower, fOaS Ssgssnsh.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
PERSO Nal.

Joseph Schurz, n Swiss, who had seen
much military service, died Altorf he supposedto
be home Of the dubious william TelD, few weeks ago.
IN his lOth year H had been wounded in different en-
gagements over 10 times.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte the assassin of We
tor Nor, Is 80 little depressed by the fact OF his Wlie
opening millinery shop in London, that he boldly de
clares ne looks with entire resignation upon the cfuel
fate which throws him upon his wife for support
Alexander Borgia, Grand Commander OF the
knights st. John, who recently died in Rome IN MS
seth yeaL was lnesl descendant Of the infamous POPE
Alexander VI and OF Lucrezla and Cesare B0rga ana
great sdinirer OF that eccentric family, whom history
he always declared, had foully wronged.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
OBITUARf.
JOHN p. BROWN.

A telegram from ConstantinOple states that
Mr.. John p Brown, Secretary anI Dragoman OF the
American Legation died suddenly yesterday Of disease
OF the heart. NJ. Brown probably longer in oice
than any other member Of the diplomatic service hay
ing received ais first appointment under President
Jacksons Administration in 1886. Dragoman, or
interpreter Ee reappointed in ls2 and in 1858 was
promoted 10 tie position OF Secretary He was 40 con-
versant with the language and state Affairs OF Turkey
that his services were deemed essential by the
sye Ministers, under Of whom he conducted the
greater part OF the business Of the Legation. He was
native Of Omo and was regarded with esteem by Amer
visitors to the Turkish capital 10 whom lie was COM
municatlve and ObngiIg.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
MURPHY AND O'BRIEN.
AN ALLEGED ADMINISTRATION SCHEME

AN ALLEGED ADNlNlsIhAIioN
1t Is reported in this city-and the story IS
said TO come from Trustworthy sources in Washington
that plan has been arranged between exColector
M1rphy and the Administration leaders on tho one
hand and Senator O'Bren and his supporters on the
other, by which, in consideration OF supporting CBren
for Mayor in the coming election, the Customhouse
party to have control OF the city patronage during
The Presidential campaign This arrangement. it is
said, was eonsummated during q recent visit Of Mr..
Murphy to Washington and the first resu { Of it
his return Albany in the adopt Of the new
Charter. Il will be remembered that there
was sudden change IN tactics at Al
bany, and tie report OF the Conference
Committee unexpectedly agreed TO- the Senate re-
ceding from its former position. The plan OF future
operations reported have been arranged folows
As soon the Charter becomes a law either by
lapse Of tme the approval of the Governor or its pas
his veto the Administration organ in ths city
will suggest Mr. OBrien as the best man for the Demo
crats nominate. he being leading Ref0rmer, and
popular and talented young Irishman." This, it Is
thought VIII induce the Apollo Hall wing OF the Demo-
crats 70 nominate Mr. OIrien, and in the demoraliZed
condition OF Tammany, the support Of the Customhouse
politicians t is believed would render his election al
certain. In for CustGm-houso support the
new Mayor according to the alleged bargain 10 give
Mr. Murphy the management Of the city machinery
during the presidential campaign. to be used for the
Administration and against the Liberal Republican
candidate This arrangement made under the suppo-
sIt)n that no regular Democratic candidate will be in
the field In ithis way it is thought, the city can be
carried for CustOmhouse candidate. Senator Wilson
IL mentioned knowing the existence Of the rgain
am regarding ~ shrewd maneuver. President
Giant said to have met SIR OBricn at Long Branch
wth r Murphy, and 10 regard him as one OF the abes
AM mOGt excellent men IN the country.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29


B4IyBRgDGH-on sunday April o. ADLe CsnsA Baabrlge
Friends and retyd ny to attend the fluera Thirty
trsi-,i, on Faesiay JOta inst, at 2 y m
BULKLEYAt Rye e. April g. Annie reLct of Josiah Buihey
Relative friends yspely invited to atent & her Sn,' @ on
CHLDAt Stanford C9nn Of her brother Calvin e.
Chd Alice H. Child y'gnges' danglter Of the a asa hia
Funeral at Norwich Conn., on ues Apr ~ t"e0cA
coRY-rn Br,oLln D. Sunday April %, after short Inea
Charles Corr, in tie ee,h year Of his age
Note, Of funeral hereafter.
GGLDER-Frday Philadelphia, Lizzie P daughter of
Rev. ). L. ana Emma Glider
HAYD-Ou April Scranton Pc--. phhe Arr Hand
Of Alfred Hand and yoa9sest daughter Of tie ae 'a "4H
Jessup. ageI y.
HOwARD-Oa Saturday April 81 Bethel Howard in the ct. year Of
TIE relatives and friends of the respectfully invited to attend
the funer Morda Ayrl - o'clock p a F0 h' ae res
LOUYsBERY-As Bedni westchce County. ~ Y. on Friday
TN Am 20 ,S 3 o,eo eSn4 :, teHS s psas M D % on
Monday the 18th at OOek Relatives and ie[d' Of TIE amy
Bei station on arrival Of train eavng Grand u T.,
s25 a N. returning a, 40 p ~
MARTINAt Montros Friday the 2Gt inst Sarah Parlee
egh year seeonl % daughter Of William and Kate Clarke
MARTA ana a2ddaushteI% % Geo B. Css s} attend the r.,,
without further notice on hOIsy lhs I9s INST va at ~ p e ] me-
Sse. 9 the f'''' her uncle Henry b. H''''' % y Fort ''''
M0oRE-on Saturday th. residence Of hs brother
the Highland, Moore. Lib some time President Of
Coa.i4 Coss ga ~ e & , % 10 a,;rad M, funeral at St Mark,
Church. s.uyyesan al Il o'clock On TUESDAY '0'I asi Without
MosBMAY-on Friday April 2s Nash MOscnAn Goth year Of
rom his late residence 2J west Isecond on
TUESDAY April 30 Remains viii be taken TO Rye
by
Dc.ot. al Il o'clock m.
PETRROn SUNDAY 28h inst. Mary wife Of Stephen H. Pee and
daughter of Daniel II. Wickham, aged %
Fgres Will 5e held residence o her father III Vest
EeTenth st. Tuesday the JJth list AZ Ii a n
TERRgTsundy Apn g. Charles w. rerFet' only s0n Of
Gilbert r Z eanor Terrett
relatives family respectfully invited 70 and
the Nad Presbyterian ChaTch NheV "
Alamsl. on " WedBesday, My I, at l0i oclock
WYCKOFTA Brooklyn April 27 Catherine Harris widow OF Lea
olss n. Nyrhoh 1ecease aged 81 veaTA - . . -.
tie family respectfully inv ed % cad INC
fac, i.om daughter Mrs Peter A. eroe
Ly,.Ons Brooklyn. Tues aY, Jth iHs' at ciocl
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
CLOSE OF THE GEORGIA BOND INQUIRY

The Committee Of the Georgia Legislature,
which has been in this city for the past three weeks
aminng and registering the bonds issued and negotiated
during exG0v. Bullocks term Of office ncdded It's
labors in New-York on Saturday. The Committee has
cxamned and registered nearly $4,000 900 in Georgia
state and railroad bonds all OF which were heid IN TINS
CIV and vicinity and Thursday and saturday sworn
tcsiimouV taken before American COnsuls in Europe,
was from the foreign holders OF about OOOOOO
in bonds. This makes total registration OF ABOUT
S4 COO zoo OF bonds the chief part of which, 1t IL SAID
nave been legally issued and negotiated and the holders
who bought them In good faith, Will receive pay IN tu
while those that have been illegally issued, II any Will
IA repudiated,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
BASEBALL NOTES.

The EclIfords took the field, for the nrst
time this season on saturday, and defeated by
red by a score OF II 10 IA
The Atlantcs defeated the olympic amateurs on Satur
day, by score OF 81 % 8. ~ ,,A
fhe Mansfield Club OF MlddetOwn, Conn. defeated by
the Troy nine in Troy, on Friday and Saturday by
scores OF 10 to o. and q " lO will play the Mutuas, to-
day. at Brooklyn. w., ,,-,,
The Boston nine again defeated the Harvard College
nlne ON Saturday. by "A score Of 20 to =
The Baltimore nine defeated the professional nation
ais AT Washington, Saturday by score OF - 10 D.
The Boston club left home, last night for Philadelphia,
where they play the Oympcs to-day. Tie Attn
Ictics beat the Oympics only . 70 last week.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
PASSENGERS ARRIERD.

PROM LIvEKPOOL-In steamship City II London April 28sss
Miss Armstrong, Mr. aBi Mn = Peaon, Miss y Dann
DWyer Bennett Mr. James O. Nanha Rev william
Ftzpae J. Conway Mr. anl Mrs r. W. Weston Mr. and Mrs
alters Master wa,sr, Mrs Eldndge ana children MI and hs
samuel Mr. Hsene, r. WzlH, wsyin Lieut. Peek, Joan
Chsressoh X F. Pornan NJ Gale. Daniel WooieJ J STEWART
Hy ParcI0ugh. Jas. r. Sloan. Mr. Lamb. -.
PROM sAYANNAH-In steamship Gen. Barnes April IA w
Kane Jas Biamon = Boodgoo " Hall g. A. Benedict
b. Miss brandon Mrs Jas Doran Mrs
Pennysn and daughters Mrs. Jas Pierce and children L. D. Jsne.
frank Hoffman, j. B Baker o. D. Laurence, T. H.
MeIaren Tho. sbevle. J. Lefe.s and II in steersgs
FROM LVERPOOL-In steamship Minnesota. Apnl III Jones
Ta0by Mrs A. LAwers. Miss NJ A LAseIs hr ana mrs
u. II. EDWARDS Williams Mr. stephenson
Dr. Roberts. A keirle, Z. AtYeo w. j. Ca.du
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
EXCURSION TICKETS FOR CINCINNATI

Erie Railway Company the Pennsylvania Central. the
n Y Central and the Baltimore and Ohio, for KcursOn
tickets 10 the Convention good TO May TO- BY the Bal
and Ohio route holders OF tickets can 80 10 Wash
ingOn without extra charge Tickets may be purchased
the depot foot OF Chamberss and at al broadway
for Erie route; at No 43 Broadway. and Grand Central
Depot and At Lake shore Office No. 1i7 Broadway Oh Fri
day morning. for N. Y Central route: at the ticket
Offices C0rtiandtst. and Des rossesst and at NO 526
Broadway Pennsy vania Central 1t No ID Broad
way Baltimore and ONO rOat. Price s24 for round
t by either line. Tickets via E.e lue car asO be pur
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship Yeics see Second Page.l
,pprvrn Sunday. April .

In
Steamship Minnesota (Bn) Morgan Liverpool Aprl H. anu Vaeeh
town Niih nds- Williams Gnion II, m -
steamship London (BE Mhoue Lvepooi APfi TO- Anu
Queenstown mdss and to JDo O. Dale a, IL,
sesnhp Of Galveston. Rowland newoeans AP 81 WIN
m and pass 10 &. H. Mallory X Co. IA. - -, -
slesmhp Carolina beckett Charleston Win muse anu pam
steamship Gen barnes MsOy Savannah April - with mdse and
pass. " Livingston. fox Il Co. 80 ,S ..-.i 49,
10 Lonliard Steamship Ca. ~ IA =, -
pass TO B. Mrrnek WA p.,-. -. y,n
Bell BstensB hennonn WV roini ana SvHoA
Win usSs sad pass " ON pvwaassa StsAmss's -
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

Nagfc OH'-wN RESsB Of Pitfell. Mas. invented snd
WIS The frst 70 use hs nsrk r MEDICINE ne
pared and sold Tor pain Other parties r. nua anf don
tryng 10 roo din this by without hs
srn No duZdst viii such tFoa W unfng
Tie genuine RgSNEs PAirk tLsU MAGIC OIL
is prepared only by SONS Pitisheld. Mass
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
Gnerial Notices
Ara ameering Of the seventh Assembly Distr

atau,ptjng of the Seventh Assembly District Ger
man American Reform AssOciatiOD held the m
ve E tL. elpgs % iG mbers constqnence OF TIE
death Of lie President Dr. EkNSf SCHiLLrNG, The following
tOus ADOPTED:
President possessed and the energy wheeNith he eon ou 10 'he
public yfire generally Offices winch honorab ie
Assoc alton, OF the highest ORDER
Creates; 1t importance;
Secoi. cccy replace loss occaonei BY m de-
mise dcstrve entertained makes ncumbent epon
excellent noble conduct citizen alaafs
fos minds aid IL of Reform both our
SOC al AID political intercourse with the word;
JG That er alournnent rrOced in body the late
depcr of the deceased ana pay him highly
spec,ed, and , c go.
For. Thai proceedings be pnbise in the Stats Leturg
Democ Tribune copy thereof be presented the bereVel
n i,raHuGH secrtIy ADAM KYOBTOCu Vice President
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

Castorin IL Certain Operate. II docs not nan'eas
grre Ike OIL but pleasant take, hgcs.s s iod
the bow and natural sleep Il cTrsy aiaptc
We 1t neither Mineral MopSe
nor Alcohol will give sample bottles accredited phys
J. d. ROSE & CO., 90 Droaaway, i. I.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

chased at Newbnrrh for s2s IS; Goshen, na,9nna
Port Jervis and Liekawaxen s23 % 10 an
and Binghamton for s2s Owego, s22; Elmira' 'o w
Honellsvile. SIS %. NJ
Cincinnati Convention excursion tickets New
York Ia Cincinnati and return for VA wa a''h -, .' ~
York Central ami Hudson hver kailronu .d ,DJ
tanned at the Company offices. No 4l3 % sn.t
Grand Central Depot also ut the Lake Shore Railway
Office, No. 2l7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE oP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFlcER'(
WAsHiSGTOs, April D-l a. III.
Svnopsis for he past t1eniv-fom hours ar,
The barometer is now highest over the Mld- MD
die states IL has fallen northwest OF the ono taes
An AREA OF low barometer is advancing eastward to"a
Minnesota aud Iowa. -,
Clear weather continues very generally fron nuni ,s
gan to the Gulf and thence eastward 20 the Al1uo.
Cloudy and threatening weather, with rain pre's
over he N0rthWe
Probabilities 49,,
Partially cloudy but pleasant weather Will con 5
very generally over the New England. mihiiie ana
Southern States cloudy and threatening westneL anu
rain north and west OF the Ohio Valley win Drsk anu
possibly very brisk winds.
1hs lowest barometer will probably move east~ ~au
over the Upper Lakes. Dangerous Vlpds arc NOV au'
GcIntoI
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
A WeiI-Nourished Body.

impossible unless every portion of the body fully and ga
y supplied with requires and this be tie
stomach good working order Indigestion bar physical
vgo dypepc athletic But tOrpdy Of the stomach and
general debility weakness which uperndnees not
incurabe evils A course HOSTBTrER5 STOMACH BITTERs
will remove certainty both and eject tOnng the
rsre gastric membrane Increasing the solvent Of The gastric
aa regulating the liver and gently stimulating tae bowels,
and thereby rendering process Of digestion expeditions and perfect
The result Of the will be the Of The food into pure
nutritious blood capable renewing the solids Of tie body as fast as
u er .re d.srrnt1d nv lie Near md tear OF Lfc
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
MARRIED..
APCHBR--NOOBg. r.

APCHRRMOORgOn THURSDAY April % at TIE retence Of nc
brides j. S:ddwc u Monroeplacs Josc;h '"
Archer % Fannie a. Moore, al Of Broo1lyn No cards
JgvRTT-WARRgY-In Augusta Ca April H. l2: the deace
H. Wnrrrn. CO. he Rev Robert lvrg. d., NJ Honry
~ Jewe Of MoTavia, Y, Miss Emma Warren oil AaSufh
ny.
Buffalo aud Chicago papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

The trial of Libbie Garrabrant for the muir
der Of Ransom f. Burroughs resumed on saturday.
i'm the Passac OF oyer aud Ternler at Paterson,
Y j. several witnesses were examined but nothing
new was uiClted.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

T. n. DurlSee &, Co.., salad Dressing. uoh and deli.
cions dressing sold by dealers IN
Euegr srieS
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29


The following call from the colored citizens OF Gales
burg appears local press and It's sgners are said
70 be men of education and disoernment, who have
weighed well the step they have taken:
We the undersigned aoOred citizens OF Gnlesburg and
vicinity desire by this 10 express our hearty CO.
operation IN the Liberal Republican REFORM Movement
iauguaed in Missouri that have looked IN vain 10
the present Administration for recognition OF the rights
Justly belonging 10 the cOored race as citizens OF te
United States that We cherish the memory OF the
immorta. LncOn. and revere the name OF sumner that
we feel assured the former alive, would be found in
the ranks o reform that the latter is heartily III sym
raby with the friends OF Cincinnati Convention ana
that justly bound 10 follow the leadership Oh
Charles Sumner, The cOlOrcd mans friend -
We therefore pledge our support 10 tne tlncinHhti
nominees and declare aihatIOn with tine Liberal
Republican party of the United State.
H. :. Davis, Henry Dunn, Reuben Nflr"in'
K II. Finley, g.. McT,e, Clus. l. Smpnin,
Rev VI. NJ. Clark, H. II. HAWKINS, Ehlanuel IiaWdcr'
Iohu Hawkins, George Williams, Thomas IoinpsOn,
T1rnes Mctir1der Charles CrOEnp, j. IT. Washington,
Iohn Audprsou. Wiluam Davis J. J. L3wis.
Ins Davis Charles GlsDey, I'm a. Logan,
Frank Fleming, Pctcr Logan, George SOieinOn,
James Patterson, Calvin holmes,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

Six hundred and htyh7e Sewing Machines male by
Companies in BIi They were nearly all oekstteh
machines and used every branch Of business requiring Less
than i've single thread chain h' machines
Ike the Of only be used for special
purposes LARGELY disposed exchange for old and
secondhand stitch machines Of the better class Ike the Wheeler
L Wi.or the SINGER and he Exchange
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
GROWTH OF THE LIBERAL MOVEMENT IN
ILLINOIS.

The following Republicans OF Illinois have,
at their own request had their names added 10 the Gail
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
More Astonishing:' =

That the lock stitch" Sewing Machines instead
exchanging machines Of similar make, should offer
them part rAymen Wilcox Gibbs when the lock ch'
companies gladly take them on tie same terms
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
Most AstOuishing!!! A
nn fo ClevcInnd Va Erie RniLrond.

That the stitch" Sewing Machines hut few
weeks or months rom factory. should great
nay Wilcox Gibbs Such exchanges being made al
thr rnte Of ma thonslnhs each
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
lieago papers please copy.
EEKzE-1zsrZEl
DIED..

Au Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,ch fuH
name ana address.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

NJ. ID. Cook.
John Peterson.
{. Z. Henderson,.
James II. Fla gg.
J. ID. Wilson,
Samuel Norton.
l,Isnao Bacharach,
G.. w. Reynolds,
A. PaxoD.
G.. V. Rutherford,
T.. q. Newhall.
Samuel Hayes.
Elias COsper,
II. J. sawyer,
l.. NJ. Pettis.
Andrew Brown,
j. G. Barbour.
NJ. T. Tr0wbridge,
ii. N. Baker.
:. ;. Brown.
a. Uhren,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29


For days Cleveland will uc reunion n
yiv nr veterans Rebellion will render her memorable
Army and it, Andr-d For mere
and 3 Of MAY, assemble the survivors Of In
the Republic at the same me goes mo
il annual encsmpmenL go :.
conclude with Bret Hsre's Major to be there vita me
Rupd T cets 10 Cleveland good from the h 10 The
MAY the small Of siS These tickets can oe ooIIa
At The occs and 957 Broadway, ami At the Cham
be Depot And ESPECIAL ehlenes o
ClmPany vii a'tie uie OF .elt saeo ta M
ur Cosche Day Express leaving New i0fk
MoSDAY MORNING day6 at N (fwen third 81. 9:l5
thus aorimg opportunity Tor iegha le ana
At ample tor the commencement Of their spnns
Campaign.
specinl Excursion Tickets to Cincinnati and return,
win Erie Rawny.-From Boston, S5o from SewYork, s2a
t Plladla SO These valid for passage westward
until Apr 90 and for May otherwise void Lirucus
aud Sleeping Coaches and four daily Express Trains No
change between Cine rcke, 0ee2 so and
957 BroawAy Coast BIookni aud Chambers and fsenyd
st Depots
Wnnted an Organistin Christ Episcopal Church
YewTOrk Cy lie be read and Pay at ssA Cathedral
and classc
The anoon and evenings occupied In teaching
anu training choral classes liberal salary val be paid TO
Aes. or appv In persos TO d. H. CUTLER the Church,
Ffh- !litJ JAiA a.. or RUFUS HAICh a. b.os1sG
Army Reunions at Cievennd.re parties wishing attend
op, the Sh Cons aud the Grand Army the Rpub
lie a cisvsand ia NAV next Ire Railway Will M
Ss~ye as PhisipSia Si oSegO sl2 Isl Albany sl4
Boston A., Bnshanon sIJi Enra IS Ticket, WILDE valid
0 % S Rairad viii sell excursion following
rates From Sew-Yosk. sl7 sSi nom philadelphia, sla
Fine Dentistry. WAIT SON rwent hri't aud foah
ave pote Hall and Academy Of Design ereeae every
branch q Densty the ASaahls terms es,raeas e gas
hall price Refer 'oIe' Dr. .Io' thAne" university DfA
Bukey RisnE Budd sRl Dra a. Il H. D. kAuny
pn,.ut.-MUNS Co.. Publishers scientific Anenen. n Pst
ma Y obtain patents everywhere s3 svegysAng
ooasassa.L Send Os ratea Laws sad dude 70 iHvenor
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

pn,.n,.-MUNS Co. Publishers Serhae Anenoen. n Pst.
NJ n obtain patents > evosyIAng
ossassaa Pateai Laws sad dude " ilvenors
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-26
Hired MOurnerS.

All about London, says an English
correspondent, you see advertised,
cheap funerals You can be shroud
ed, coffined, and buried, with four
mourners, for about twenty dollars. OF
course, these mourners don't know who
you are, what you are, where you came
from, or where you are going to, but
they will look as if y Il were the last
friend they had, or expected to have on
earth, with yard of black Grape dang
ling and waving from their hats, like so
many pirate flags; and when you are
covered up, they will adjourn to She
nearest public house, and, over their
porter and cheese, pray for some one
else to die as soon as possible, with cash
enough to be mourned over. No cash
here, no mourners. All these profes-
sional mourners have red faces and bot
tie noses, black suits, secondhand,
well linked at the seams, and black
gloves one third too large. The friends
and relatives within the carriages have
all the semhlance of woe on them. The
last appear contented, and many never
enjoy II ride in coach, save on such
mournful occasions. Who ever saw
any one shed tears at city funeral? If
you would have your friends weep not
for me when | am gone" die in the
metropolis. Tears are for the country,
along with dew, flowers, sunshine,
snakes, and hop-toads.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-26

In Davenport last spring certain Off
Gals and divers lawyers organized base
ball club for the purpose OF occasial
physical exercise and manly recreation.
Twice q week tue clubs mines had their
contests near Farnam's Grove, seeming
to enjoy the game splendidly. The
other afternoon they met to play the
closing game of the season and wind up
with high old time. They realized
the latter feature OF their intentions
splendidly. From beginning to end the
game was a chapter OF accidents. Ia
the first place, a horse and buggy We're
standing Oh the grounds, and 81 patron of
the club was seated in the vehicle watch.
ing the game, when ball came bump
against the animals nose. Frightened
badly, the horse took 10 his heels, the
players ran after him, and he was
caught after he had banged the buggy
against trees until it was q mere wreck.
Returning to the grounds, the catcher
cast the ball in the air, and it came
down plump on the head of Il lawyer,
and lai him out instanter. These
REGULATION balls" are hard as rock, and
when one lights upon fellows Uranium
1T hurts. Then, no sooner had the
game been renewed than another lawyer
had one of his deXters knocked out of
gear entirely in an attempt to short.stop
bali. He just put for down town and
a surgeon as last as his nimble feet and
the path OF his hand would consent to
90. Not minute after this a six-foot,
muscular chap batted ball with ire
mendous force, and one of the mos t
active men OF The nine caught it on his
nose and cheek and went down. The
blood spurted from his proboscis and his
check became swollen fearfully as he
lay on the grass, while the club gathered
about him, fearful that every minute
would be his-next. They bathed the
fielder and rubbed him and brought
him to; then they lifted HIM tenderly
into an improvised ambulance and he
was conveyed to his home.-Daveaport
(Io,Ca) Gazette.