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National Republican., 1873-05-03


| EoR SALE-ON LONG TIME, ANEAT, WELL
Il built, three story Brick House, with twostoIy
back building House fronts southeast; has little
trout yard and side entrance; contains nine rooms
besides bath hrOum aud clnsots; cei ar under entire
hnuse, with hreplaces, gas and water; can be con.
yefttd into basement rooms II desired. Lot u by
0O, Inquire on the premises, Of the owner Of the
| property, after 2. m; US Rhode Island avenue
| betWes ii Ninth aud enth streets. apl2u
INOR SALE = SIXTY ACRES, ADJOINING
| II the Maryland AGRICULTURAL College, eight miles
| from MaHhingt0n and one nlile and quarter from
Co leVe station lllO- j lARtlAN,
AplO-f 72iElfh'csuth st, r lie Pa Av.
DoARD or PUBLIC WORKS SCRIP,
We have for sale In ylm certificates the above
Scrip, which l. receivable ~ Tar IN payment Of
chasers. LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO., Bankers.
SpS i'm ------------
NOLDEN HILI.-THIs FLOUR For SALE
u In quantities TO suit, Ita quality never better
than now All other grade Flour In store aud for
street - " ap+u
DARE CHANCE TO SECURE CHEAP FUR
IL niture OF my own manufacture The under
signed dezirOuH OF clOsiug business, oilers MS ehtIe
stock Tor sale At reduced prices ,,,,,,, utppy
80 nd n
National Republican., 1873-05-03

AT9tf G3 Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury.
EOR RsALE-SEvERALsM SMALL AND MEDIUM
Il sired houses, well located, in northwestern part
Of city, near street For other Particular apply
at No. 69S Louisiana avenue, upatairA ap99 lot
ISoR SALE AND RENT.-wE HAVE ON
i Capitol Hill and In other sections " the city
elegant and desirable hrstclaas aud other hESl.
DENCEI for rAle and rent Also for sale, ENTIRE
s0UARES aud PARTS OF SQUARES OF GROUND,
aud LOTS IN 'ery, Gttragii's situations, tOsetheT
Virginia. HESTER a. hlON,
Real Estate Agents and Brokers, liO First street
Capitol III, apGu
BOARD or PUBIC WORKS sCRIP-FOR
ID sale In SlO Cert hcAtes, the AuOye scrip, which
j. receivable at var in payment OF special taxes.
Liberal dlEcUunt a lowed 20 purchasers
L, Mob TlM6NkY, eli = street,
Real Estate Broker,
aptfim Under hrCOud National Bank.
National Republican., 1873-05-03

I'IYEsr FRBsH BUTTER IN THE MAR.
Il KE1s JUST RECEIVED. = orarc County
ChnrninF CItemeIy; Delawsre S9rhy y Nsw hSaSs
Isl, Ia g. nj, tF7 aud as Cen re mArket Also Al
NOitne.n aud Western markets. irish Eggs ,
'tTSSSs tm,Sse 30. PEARSON SONS.
National Republican., 1873-05-03

LNOR RENT-THE NATIONAL LAUNDRY,
II south side of Pennsylvania avenue, between
Twelfth aud Thirteenth streelA ,,,,,,,,..
National Republican., 1873-05-03

INoR sALE-THREE NEW NlNE-RoOM
Il brick houses, with modern improvements, bay
windows and cellart with large lots and shade trees
in back yard; location central
Algo, one siH.rpgm frame cottage water and gas,
al hargain N sold soon. Apply at the ONCE Of the
,ndersigned Eleventh street. between \ and q
northwest /. =. CHAPMAN.
mNI.Ms
National Republican., 1873-05-03

LNoR sALE-AND AT VERY Low FIGURES
Il A BEAUTIFUL LOT and q traetiyely located,
On the north side of East Captol street fTontn, y
pruvome I, Frame building that yields rental Of
go per month. HESTER h HNDN,
cai Estate Agents and Brokers' No lO First street,
Capitol Hill mylu
National Republican., 1873-05-03

nor SALE-ONE OF TBE BEST BUILT AND
Il best arranged DWELLING HOUSES IN Wash
ington. containing twelve or fourteen rooms with
every modern Improvement; II entirely new, and
located In close proximity and ad oining the rest
dsnCca OF some nf the beat class OF citizens OF the
city. House fronts .outb, street parkrd ana paved,
IRON raiing, Sc,. all ~ prrfeCt order. This IL a
beautiful rtsinence and substantial home, and viii
be sOld for sid,LOJ, on eAsL terms ,,oo~,
National Republican., 1873-05-03

LNOR sALE-oN CAPITOL HlLL-A FIRST:
II class twosiory and back building pressed
brtek front HOUSE, containing eisht rooms, HAlnon
parlor, LAtrube stove, marble mantle-, NC, I'M,
louse built TO order, Of the beet material, aud
yery near the new market; Ras throughout the
mouse; large yard; wafer on promises; lot bl lu6
small casn payment. halanre in monthly pay
mehts. Apply on prem'ees, al8 flith street touth
east, or To owner, At l9o Third street southeast
my
National Republican., 1873-05-03

II between Twentieth and Twenty.nrst north:
west (oppOatte reservation has twelve rooms and
modern improyements Rent $1,000 Ier year, ln'
quiro at No l735 street. GISleO6t
INOR RENT-TwO FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
+ NIsHED DCOMMUNICAT TING GsECONDSTORY
ROoMs, in most tligi6le locality, on Capitol hill;
southern exposure and excellent neighborhood.
Viii be rented separately. II desired. Address,
Health, !" this Ofiicr. AIeau
IINoR SALE, TRADE on RENT-THAT FINE
L COUNTRY RESIDENCE, known as IngeHide,
half mile from the Aqueduet bridge, Georgctown,
b. p, There Is fine new double house, two,st3ry
and French roof With thirteen good rooms, cellar,
bath room aud watet-elo et with sewer, hay win
dow, range, hot and cold water large trees sur.
rounding the house, 4 good barn with four stalls,
carriase house, Iranary aud hennery, There are
Ave acres Of ground well fenced, with fruit trees,
ar pes, &c. two good wells Uf water and spring.
offer this property for sale, trade for city prop
erty, improved or nnImprUyed or for lease for n
term Of years Parties meaning business will be
SHOWN tne property by calling at @5 u street, Ma
sonic Temnle fapgHll Phil. III. H.WELtH.
National Republican., 1873-05-03

broadway, Twenty. eighth aud Twenty
ninth streets, New York,
AMERICAN PLAN, 81 A DAY,
This Hotel has elevators, all modern improve.
ments; situated n the treat hotel centre
National Republican., 1873-05-03

EoR sALR-A BARGAIN-TnREE DEAUTI-
IL Pull LOTS, half tpuhfe from the War De
PArtment, aud Gnly Sl7S pei square foot with only
one quarter cash, balance IN two, four six and esht
veArs at siI per cent Dui ders call early as this IL
a po,itiye bafga.u. ,HuYCk a ADplsON,,
ApG n No. ltUl New YORK aNenuA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04

rary absence 70 enter strong adjacent and JOCK
himself In They must burst open tho door, for behou
fears some catastrophe; they fetch crovbsrs ana ne
iron door Ia forced open the key Is found on tho I'D
aide they enter the vault built Of solid masonry bnere
s no other door or access TO 10 except the one oeno
shed; on the floor Ia stretched Mr. Guppy ana beside
him pistol belonging TO him. The evidences on SUI
eide are patent.
Moro alone believes, in spite Of her Snsos' that
murder has been committed
auI Is arrested on charge of having set fre to his
Offices, and thrown into prison
CLANCY Lask1old who is passonately IN love WITH
Moro desires to have him convicted, and brings his
wealth and influence to effect that object Meanwhile
the body of Guppv IL conveyed TO the humble dweIng
of OphelSa Bopd Miss wes), whose son Lfsha (Mr.
wheeocR) is an old lover Of BeiIas Lishd has been
mashed up " in fire. and miraculously put together
again by German surgeon, Or. BOreas EohrbGeh CIR.
Mills,.
To the suicide this doctor is brought and he detects
signs OF fe BY noessant attention aud delicate opera
ton he uds the skull fractured by the bullet may be
lifted OF the brain and he succeeds in restoring the
TO life BE lives confront his assassns for Moro was
right in conjectures-it was attempted murder.
The confederates attempt to escape and nearly sue
coed eHectng that object when thoy cornered at
last. and their arrest ends the play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04
TIE LAST OF THE MODOCS.

OFFICIAL Observation-Disclosures DETAILS OF THE
FLIGHT AND CAPTURE OF CAPT. JACK.
WASHINGTON. June 3.-The following official dis
patch has been received:
SAN FRANCISCO, June ?. 1873
Gen. W T. SHERMAN, Washington: Col. Davis reports,
June /: The MOdoc scouts sent Tuesday, May 81.
reported 20 him at Appegates, the evening OF the
18Th that they had found Capt Jack and his band
camped on willow Creek, at the crossing at the emf
grant road. Il miles eastward OF Applegates Has
brOuoks and JacksOn's squ0drOns under Major Green.
sent Immediately in pursuit. came upon them on
evening Of the 10th, and pursued them till the
ing OF the 3Oth when IA warriors, ten and
children captured after slight skirmish, among
them schonchin and scar-faced Charley. Capt. Jack
with three warriors, escaped in direction tho re-
naming nine escaped in different directions. leaving II
men not captured. He Will push them lively tl caught
lie hopes do in few days and push the troops to
other points ]. NJ. sCHOPIELD. Major-General
The following official dispatch has also been re-
ceived:
Get. SHERMAN, Washington.
subsequent dispatch from Gen. Davis. dated Apple
aes June l. the capture OF Capt Jack, two
wsrrors and her families. he expects the few others
70 come IN soon, and considers the terminated.
J. VI. sCHoFIELD. Major-General
Tux PRESIDENT AND CABINET INDIFFERENT TO THE
MODOC QUESTION
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-As the meeting Of the
Cabinet to-day was last that viii be held before
the departure OF President Long Branch for the
sumner and the separation Of other members 70 take
different routes, II generally supposed that the
SION would be Of an important character II lasted over
two hours, and was quite a free and easy affair, the
principal topic OF conversation being the weather The
news OF the capture OF Capt Jack and the remainder OF
bis band was known hers this morning and although
the question as 70 what will be done with
the hodoes is being discussed from end Of
the country TO the other, the subject not even
alluded 70 by any member Of the Cabinet during the
long session This IL the astonishing since II is
known that the captured Indians are in the hands Of
army officers, who win not take any action without
thority from the Government at Washing ton- No
Der OF the Cabinet is able 10 the question which
Is just attracting much discussion: and yet it
very important one, which must very soon be
disposed Of 1t Ia suggested that the Indians will be
held and closely guarded by the army in some secure
poet en the question be reached by the Admins-
tratOn Whether. upon requision Of the Governor OF
oregon. the viii DO surrendered Tor trial by tho
civil authorities for murder, whether some means
DO devised whereby tb0y DO tTiOd By military
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BROOKLYN BUILDING ERAUDa

THE SUPERVISORS ExPEND s2se, 900 FOR PRISON
AND WORKSHOP THAT ARE YET UNFINISHED
The frauds alleged to have been committed
By committee orthe Kings County Board OF superVl-
sOrs in 1868, in the erection OF new female prison az
Flatbush, occasioned long and interesting debate at
the session Of the Board D. last evening. Super
visor johnson OF the Third Ward at the previous meet
ing, had charged that the Ja Committee had expended
t2ss 900; that OF this had been paid out by the
County Treasurer without any authority from the
Board and asked the appointment Of inyest
eating committee The Supervisor renewed mis- motion
for the appointment Of Investigating committee, and
at the time denied that II should be understood
that he made charges OF misconduct against
the County Treasurer who appeared 20 have paid the
money only the receipt Of the usual vouchers The
clerk then read the charges made by the member.
Supervisor Johnson stated that he had submitted the
resolutions from the fact that he had ascertaned that
frauds Of startling had evidently been commit
by Penientiary Committee Of the Board in the
years 1852 1885, 1870 and 1871 Among the loose papers
in the Clerks Office he had found copies OF contract
made by this Committee with Patrick Mullen FOR build
ing stone wall around the Pententiary at Fatbush,
and the records in the County Treasureps once showed
that 25 paid for this work. and yet there was
no resolution passed by the Board authorizing the Com
mittee 70 eKpend the money The contracts had Deen
Endorsed, Flied the clerks office, April 80 1862,
nearly "A year after the contract had been made. He
had also found what purpOted De contracts Tor stone
and carpenter work and the constructing OF barn ut
the pententiary For this work OOO had paid
Patrick Mullen and g. 800 TO NauRhtOn BROTHERS. Inc
records of the Board show authority had been
given for these expenditures. Again, he had found
Messrs Mundeu and TeokriiI had been pald s,oO lor
Supervisor Richards moved that a Committee OF three
be appointed by the 5upervisOratLarge 70 nVestgato
the action Of the PenientiarY Committee from 1868 20
1879 concerning the contracts for female prison. work
shop and barn. This was adopted by vote or 10 20 3
Notwithstanding the fact that Supervisor johnson
stated that It thin attempt TO defeat the real
object OF the investigation The Board, after eeetlng
Supervisor John W. Coe, Liberal Republican, as Char-
man pre- tenn. adjourned for one week
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Bryv,Lo June lCArrLs-Hscept' to-day including J5 ears re-
ported arrve making the total supply
far rad 58 the f
rket dragnF closing prices tendency down
rcpreseued engaged feeling the market shout 30 head disposed
Of Of rom LILO n
IS los Illinois stOcen ron $50 70 20 ~
as a09s5 5 l6 head Texan steers averaging 1000 b. a. % D.
zoo head Iowa steers, averaging 1870 %, al %.
SHEEP LAABs-Recrpu to-day ncuug arrval)
making the total supply Tor the week thus lar lbuJ
head against he LAST week not rY
clipped
IS head Illinois wooded sheep. AVERAGING ~ 10. a.
Hoe-Rtuts to-day making supply
nsrsel sales illinois pgs, averaging IL n
as SOL Illinois hogs, ranging from l4s 20 10 D. 81 90
PHILADELPHIA 3Thsne much demand
pnces aOlt the sales Of 2o bead
Western Pennsylvania common quality 'Ol a. RON
SHsEr-bere change report
go J0b4c per b. condition.
demand prices
changed hsuts a. from $50 % p pr 100 70 Me-
continues du and aayers rs bead
sold Il from So H= 10 each a. 20 qniitT.
WArERrowH Mass June j-BxSV CArrLE-R Receipts io57 ;;
scarcely change the market compared With last
trade largely Western cattle; Choice
seess 81 Frt Qu,y. ssGs5 20, second QaAiJ, 500
sSsaP AID Iaaa-Rse-pp ilJ spung Lambs yer, received
fry supply and plenty Of Western;
rally and butchers paving oalT lie
q head lealng lrtrate
sLeep. lOts BJgSf 81 Extra, IS 50
spring Lambs S59s3 81. Veal Calves, s3osl5
CHICAGO jour 3CATLERseeipts, 35oi Esrte for shipping
dull tending ose sales Of good 70 choice smooth
steers ignt steers S3DS5
Te1aus i3; fair good 81 $50 - IS shipments 1000
HoaLre DALI declined B0l5e, receipts 1900 sale. Of good
choice 70 eioang weak ss peas all full Of ansoa
Shipments 5.5Oo.
sHzEP-isosp market sIss Of good .hOru At
S5as3
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court. subjects IN which the Government officers
seem to have little interest
VEST POINT INCIDENTS.
THE KxAAuNATIoNs-THE NEW CIAss-coMPLndESTs
TO THE SECRETARY OF WAR

THE KXAAuNATIoHs-THR NEW CIASS-cOMPLnfENTs
TO THE SECRETARY or WAR.
WEST POINT, June 3.-Now that the exami-
nation OF tho candidates for admission Ia over, the
members Of the Board Of Visitors have been enjoying
sort Of half-hoday this afternoon. And IL Ia day
to be enjoyed - weather neither het nor cold .
q warm sun and 9 cool breeze cooperating TO
produce the best Of weather for rural enjoyment.
The only drawback the DUST which persists insnu-
ating itself every part Of ones clothes in spite
the FREQUENT watering Of the roads. few "Plebes
who remained over from yesterdays examination were
taken in hand this morning, and the different members
OF the Examining Board now hard at work COM
parlng notes. They began this work last evening and
employed themselves nearly all night but the class Is
large thatit will take some time reach the result When
the names Of the successful candidates published
It Ia thought that about Is per cent will be found de-
fcient. Even then the class will be larger than 1t is
ordinarily The whole number who presented them
selves for examination for admance last year only
So Of whom so we're admitted, and the number is
reduced TO g. The present "pehes" boys Of good
physiaue aud generally uery Intelligent their exAmi
nation showed. But they faulty an mathematics
The formal recepon OF the Board OF Visitors and the
Secretary OF War took place this afternoon at p.
Gen Ruger. accompanied by the military and Academic
stan, all IN full uniform, proceeded 10 the West Point
Hotel, and formally introduced them TO the Board
without further ceremony the members OF the Board
were already forming. The cadets wore their fudress
uniform, with white pantaoOns. and went through the
different eyOutiOns and the manual with perfection
that would excite The jealousy OF the It'll regiment
After the battalion had formed 10 open order, and
while the long line OF reviewers walked around them
they maintained admirable form. Then, after passing
Ievew at douhlequek they wheeled Into hne which
needed rectihcaUOn precisely had the distances
been kept After tho review, Col Upton and tho
officers who had been IN command or the battalion were
introduced 10 the Board, and all then ad-
JOurned 10 Gen. Rugerss cottage, where col
au0n had been provided ana where an hour was spent
There formal dress parade this evening, the
It OF me xannaton Of the candidates mas taken ali
ffav md will
the examination OF the rst class had TO be postponed
and will not begin until tomorrow morning The
plebes VIII also have restrain their anxiety until
tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04
The STATE OF TRADE.
nOuRsTlC MARKETS.

June 'L.tO sd all import; for for s.; ;s s ha. hoS rt,
Posr LOO g5lI WDsa R 10 zoo 51,S Pes 80 Sasa
Canal shpmen-NheAs l35a bush; Cora 5000 bush Ost'
Corn s. bush Oats IS $50 barley 5000 busa Canal
Io Pr. ass IS S SS5 s. IS ~ o S1t quiet s y
SgEas 81 S %, 5 % ~ n A o MSa1ses So
spring ~ so ~ 49, gnoied hlvauses 30 spHRg ~ 4.
Michigan 81 Corn DULL sales 100 bush No. az q a
sc go ho.h Per 'Sm9s ~ o .g ,,s oa 5s. for
900ss Tor 40 Western - Ge for Two rewed state %
for werni Is TOR Prime Winter Westerns 81 1oSsi Is
ssW0sLzGs Corn MlIsd sc yellow ss96Oe
White sos nay SSssI rn s & o 5o sees Speban 81
esaazs-serns 2at HeW York "sht premium Cod LIZ
No. w,s, ali f,r Doubs grrs Wheat au sales Of White
Canada at o. and Milwaukee Club 81 Corn
au; sales OF car Sc Rye and Peas quiet Corn Meal
shorts si8Ss9' shpsEaEs sl90s2o addlngs, so9s2 per
York i9S Cana 1s.r S IL. Hudson - % to S,-or Rail
road PreishB-Four Philadelphia, 6c; 70 Boston o0.i 20
fss.s 100 hush wbSat 50 90 feet Of Lumber Shipments
Gem 5000 oush Rye 1900 bush Peas 2ooooo
ST LOWS June quiet weak and unchanged only limited
q 5osI ~ No Red W. 3 6Oqsl o. No 81 4s6sI 49,
fen-Dsmand light holder sales Of No Mixed BE en- trac5
80 sscplpR At 81 dJlic No in elevator; 92tc seller July
9,5.oo 9,a u.s. suE seas doll and nominal
da and uaehanss At 7 ioT sEoSde E a. Gear $40 aT,
4Glte Lard unehaugei sales Of beIcDss
sseSa y s S sts 91 5 IS r wSered rsTans Hogs
du At a. 50s4 IS Receipts bills Pl0u 1909 6uh neat
81 OOO hush Corn p lO0 bush. Oats.
TOLEDO 1Poar dull aud unchanged Wheat duh and de
elHng; Extra White Michizan at % 8 Amber Michigan
spot seller CO. seller last hAf Of June ~ ol seller
Juv 2 3d. Julv, 81 80; No. BED, 81 b4i No Re-,
81 % 81 So No. Amber Illinois = D. Corn
anil and lower spot seller June f4c seller
JAY 45,c seller August Sci seller sspisma.r atei Low Mined
~ Ter June 44c White Soc; Grade sic dull and declining
At 19c for No Freghs srm; Buffalo - 94 70 Oswego 20
7lc Kingston Tic ReoeDU-2O) 0hi Flour, 8 bush Wheat
% 90 busb Corn and 1000 SEipments4UO b1s
Flour 200 bnsh push Corn. and 100 bush Oats
WnESgroS n c. June Jsputs Turpsoune lover sales Al
4Ogc qu FOR Ne and 81 p for Er'ra Pe % os
Low PALE; ~ for Strained jane delivery Crue
psuns steady At 80 Hart % 30 or Ysou DIP aud
Virglu Tarl UEsr b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04
MUSICAL NOTES.

a concert tomorrow evening at the Church
Of the Disciples will give the public opportunity TO
hear Mics Kellogg assisted by several other artists.
series of Summer concerts is to be given
the American Institute Hall under the direction Of
Mr. EOen. beginning Eext Saturday. There will be
orchestra OF so pieces and the selections viii be lighter
than those Of Mr. Thomass admirable entertainments.
There will be one more opportunity this
season of hearing Miss Clara Louise Kellogg IN i'm
pOrtant concert to be given at Mr. Hepworhs Church
Of the Disciples Thursday the 5th Of June She viii
be assisted by Miss Anna R. Buckley Mr. George simp
son. and Mr. T. Remmertz; the concert Will be conducted
bv Mr. Mora, and Mr. Bona witg will be heard at the
piano. good feature OF the concert IN that reserved
seats may be secured without extra charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04

B.rk s.r.hoe tof Bousr ciesegss y lays - s.r
Hslyoa 0f Mars RIVER n So DuHaH@' hAAh '~'S~
With Ddse 49,. "a.
Catherine morris Orb Morris. Wisdsor Il ~ 10 oV~ y"
plaster q. a..
big MARIA Wheeler of George, Me- Barter csraesA' Az
With
Big Lrsis N,io.su Dr-v Car1enss 4dsys With sagsL
Ecir Maud RobiEson CAricnas 10 days, Ntb sn5sr -.
sehr John 2, Noul.0n o BasDol Crowley, Haa0f ~ - ~
uith plaster 81. -.
sohr WA shasksy lBrl. ByeoE, Hiboro n =, IN ol..
Schr Kehn Brsnbery Ceres 10 tAs WITH ogsDoa Ans '
sehf. Gavin Corwin Wndsor n g. - isJs. With OAsbsr
SAILED.
Steamships Holland. for Louion Washington Tor Havana Fss
Tor savannah Wyauske for Richmond
AISD-5GRsoL fresh, h
DOMESTIC PORTS
Bosros yuns i-Anycd brig George Geast from AefaAdnA'
schr Alice, from Bermuda
sAvAsSAH Gs 3ArTd steamships ChAmpioa sHa Ja-s
Adgef. iron Newborn
FOREIGN PORTS.
HASBrEa Juns 1rhe steamship VsHdaLA from New forf My
arrived al this p sunday
s.. Liverpool =
JOIN, b. sOdaJ. TIE night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, published to-day,
contains many agricultural and miscellaneous articles
OF interest that have appeared In THE DAILY The
following Is partial list OF ts contents: In Memoram-
poem. la Brilliant Woman and her Society.
Humorous. Mr. stephen and Mr. Stuart Mill. Prof.
Hadeys Lectures Notes on Education Industrial
Progress Vital characteristics, illustrated lecture
by Agassiz. "Reminiscences OF Capt. Han OF the
Polaris. Home Interests. Conversation with
Baron Lioblg 600. Fattening Beef Cattle, by
Geo. Geddes. Pruning Fruit Trees. The Flower
Garden "A Year without Summer. Filters Orna-
mental Evergreens "A groultura Applied Science.
Native Shrubs for LAWNS Treatment Of Ihrftless
Trees. Cutting Asparagus. .Reins for an Uneven
Team. Orchard and Garden Hints Stock Farms IN
Colorado Answers TO Correspondence ami Variety
Of Agricultural Notes and Queries. Foreign News..-
New York City News. Washington Topics Miscel-
laneOus News The surrender Of Capt Jaek--.Another
Large Fire In Boston. gious Councils. Closing
session OF the Legislature Louisiana Affairs Among
the editorial subjects The General Assembly az
Baltimore, End a Famous War Tho End OF the Legs-
lature, Business for the Summer, THE TRIBUNE at
Vienna The Farmers and the Railroads. The Dry
Goods Trade, Money Matters The Horse Market GRAIN
Provisions, and other Markets, Live Stock Markets
Cotton Quotations, etc. also appear carefully reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04

The third game Of the championship series
between the Mutuas OF this city and the Bostons
played the Union Grounds Brooklyn, yesterday, and
was witnessed by about 5000 persons AT the ninth in
ming the score stood to s. Two followed with
better result; the twelfth inning, amid
element the BOstOns made the which gave them
the weearned victory. The playing OF Hatfield and
HOdsWOrth Of the Mutuals and that or G.. Wright and
Barnes OF the BOstons, especially noteworthy The
following is the score by innings;
l "a 3D. 9Th. 5th 9th It'll 8th 9th ls.h. th 18Th. Total
s sSh'oa.. 3 9 3 "a
The Bostous will play with the Resoues OF Elizabeth
n. j., at WaVerey, N. j., to-day.