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New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

NETWORK and OSWEG0 MIDLAND LIST
~ IL. gold.
New Jersey Midland lst t. gold
Montclair RsilroAe lst lt. god
Nsw.Ynrk rwe Midland ConVeribs ia
Ssy.Jsrs.v MAland mortgage Is For sale BY
HANNA BROS,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Chutsl-t First place, Brooklyn
REV j. CLEMENT FRENCH PASTOR
Services u t6l n. and 4 ,.
washnEton-.qaare NJ. X. Church tFourhst. birth
avel-PreachlpE by line Pastor W NJ z. ABBOTT. 10y
aud public meeting Chura Extension and Missionary
cety az ~ Be addressed Rev Dr. EDDY and others
IOHng Mems Christian Association. Twenty thrdst
monthly meeting foT Nav will be held MON
DAY EVENING. THE inst, Al oelOok, IN Lectueroon
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

a
~,ioiden ar 90 80, sales Of 100 bbs.
com Meal Jersey Z 9s3 Corn Aeal Brr- 81 81 ns3 55
corn heal e5 IS Corn M, BrEeP - 10 "
CANADIAN Flour fair demand and steady sales ofWiner
90 a06 % So
and OgoH Flour quiet At SsG SO s the ae for tho
Bas aea Is ds and easier Pine shiis z5esl 90 sns yellow
% srounl lrrl ~ ~
sI0pl Is
PREGHTs-In feEhs limited burness ;rsnssctsi
bv She eans ther
small offerings of precl1aed considerable movement
T1e Effected charter and the mafet strong
to-day To LVcrpooi By
boIes Cheese S ~ boIes Bacon ss ~ sail 500 bbA
last evening 5000 bash Grain, Tor next weeks
9d9id To LOodon BY steAn-0 blsA Gran al I'D
bk The charters Norwegian bark hence
PaaArh With Gram IA 3D. hat italian bark
orders With 1880 Gran al r. I'd, and 2lU
gsuy bArk1 With Ro and 1000 grA
Philadelphia COrf FOR orders 1000 qs Grain 81 IA 3D. and
4l0 gzuJ Italian barb - arrive fom Baltimore 70 Cok ior
orders 500 qs Grain al "a Sd ID direct and 4l3
Austrian hence GtraltaF for orders aud nd
no privilege d a. NORTH German barb, srite
Philadelphia ELnore fH 0rds and oeman BAlne with 900
bb Rsfned Do a. a and "a al direct Norwegian brig from
PHILADELPHIA As Baltic wrh 30 bhh Rsdnd Petroleum. and
do private Alderman bark Of no register.
from Brunssef 70 Doenos Ayres. s1th LuDbc1 a. s1o
FSH-Dy Cod qzs bat trm Aes s6 80 foe ve
se Maerc steady and IN far not Ma rsA shore
No Bsy si1asD and si59sls barrel Herrag are
dnn and nominal al % 00 "a Bon Herring steady al i9eiS os
l. saied otber tisds uithoui chapg .
FBATHRSThe dali and nomnAls the arrivals are hen
aud holders Arm this cects bu1neas Ge quote neeJ E'
AZ 10 ns0c., aud miHec. eJ0oor-
FIRE CRACEgRS The market ls steady with fair demane aies
Of boxes kTra 10 % l50 o. %. asual termA .
GA5-Ia Wheat Asse aisEAh eaAa3sa 4ak afxp n We
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

stedT, though qut FaI bfands quie
srm Al toe market dull bat arm; Of 900 bbs
MTrd ood sub 30 t3G % y
~ Asr .Da tt,orgetoyu. BK Aua
1.,,g.te ................
p.I-,~or. royrari..t brants
a,s,sto,xn ,n1 yein ~ krtr.s............ 259 800
D. go,r 4. In IA, demand and steady. sales Of bbA
a. F,our . l0OS5
n, g,nr stat, ....................
pve Flo1r pepnsylyspia 30 70
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20

land, Orange Sullivan. Dutchess, Columbia Ulster,
Green Albany, Rensselaer,. and schOhare nearly all
Democratic counties They have population Of 100000
agninst 1000 900 in tire rest Of the State.
These rapidly growing counties include than
tobirds a the property Of the State for tax
alton They are the only districts which the DomOcrats,
as the popular vote been divided for 20 yes back
carried and expect 10 carry yet these counties
are ven only l5 Senator'S while the rest Of the state
with population increasing very slowly or not az all
given 90 II the rest the state is onttedto 20 SEN
ators the first three districts are fairly entitled to D.
The trial Is very ingenious 20 give the AGRICULTURAL
counties perpetual CONTROL Of Senate Senator James
Wood has the honor OF persuadng the Senate 10 adopt
almost unanimously and without any discussion.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
Mr. Herrick. from the majority Of the Grievance COtn-
mittee, which was referred the OF stephen E
glish, submitted report the Assembly in which they
say that although English guilty OF intemperae
and harsh criticisms upon President WINSTON
there Is much foundation in truth ID the
allegations Of the petitioner. and it Is
improbable that jury would award Winston damages
at all commemorate with the enormous amount which
be claims 10 have sustained and that therefore the bail
required OF the petitioner English ia excessive and op
pressive that his imprisonment is Just cause OF greY
ance and proper subject for relief The Committee
conclude with recommending tho passage Of Mr.
Crary's bill which provides that the
maximum bail in case Of be shall be $1,000 and that
shall be put 5000 where there is than one suit
brought by the plaintiff. The report is signed by
Messrs. Herrick Whallen r. A. White. and TOwnsend
The minority report will be presented tomorrow, signed
by Messrs Abbott Blessing. ana Campbell.
The Hon. Charles H. Adams. Senator from the XIIth
District has received the appoiD Of Commissioner
10 Vienna. II understood he viii accept II after the
adjournment Of the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
THE LABOR RETOLT
A rrx-norn srrulE AT RALE1Gn.

A TEN-HOUR STRIKE AT RALEIGH.
RALEIGH, May 19.-There is general strike
to-day among the colored jounoymen mechanics, who
insist npon ten hours as days labor IL is Thought that
tLe bosses Will not accedc 20 the demand
LOCAL MOVEMENTS.
The officers Of the LabOrers' Union Bencvo-
lent Society yesterday ordered the workneu belonging
70 their society TO strike nc every building where wheel
barroU are used i'm Place hOds for carrying bricks
ana mortar absolutely for the future 10
nae wheelbarrOws for that purpose This movement is
IN the interest OF the hoicarrcrs, and involves but
s D1rt OF the 5000 lab0rcrs controlled by the Labor
ers' Union Benevolent Society. Inquiry, yesterday
failed 10 find more than a few scattered instances OF
t1oube with employers which Will probable be arranged
without much difficulty, the matter IA dispute 10 not
greatest moment
Tie boss lorseshuers having granted the increased
-es denim 1ed by their IOurucYmcu are taxing meas
urp. 10 compensate themselves rom ihcF pif'hs
ue oil thcu have already raised their rates, ana Ocfs
are waiting she action OF the AssuoalOn Oh IAuIatay
evening when expected that uniform standard or
cfi.rc, will fixed The bosses seem To- anticipate no
nrices ana some of Them Inclined % CONGRATULATE
themselves over the success Of their tourney de
rugud-. and hups for chance 20 make more money
Dr IN new system than tine Old meaning 10 advance
their prices farther than the wages they pdY As je III
crease of the pay of lJurncymeD 90 - lnFoiVed an
Increased exJeuse Of from p o. 90 cents per a't IN
shoiug holses, the advance VIII probably tOuch tAe
N, a i,urleymen hoier-makers have been OF late
portng for reduction work 10 nine hours daily ana
s,eu on saturday. They have brought their eEOrts 10
bear establishment uIief ahOIhfI anu H'Fo uou
aimed at "a general slmul laneous strike III rev IN
s-nces gorkneu left their places Tor Few days
III most cases the agitation has ended IN the success Oi
the IOurneylnGn.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
TIE WARREN MURDER MYSTERY.

CAMDEN, Me, May 1)-An inquest was held
this ait rnoon in the Warren murder VI Dr. Baker
before Coroner Rlst TIE thus far battles all at
tempts 70 ind ont the guilty party though the evidence
seems 10 point 10 Miss Mink. Elizabeth MinE her
mother age TO- testified that sine elizabeth Mink lived
AT the place where the murder occurred mp to the day
before he deed done, aud that Dr. Baker had peen
accustomed 10 come her daughter occasionally,
and that Miss Mink had told her lLildDetLl JhAJ she
wa, 10 be married tEc doctor ia Octu1cr SIe Cd not
know that there Was any trouble between lAeln.
III ere are strong slspcIOus Of third party, either as
an accompce or az the real murderer. The Old lazy
1s inc only witness examined aud The Court adjourned
tiIl Tuesday morning. The VIII occupy number
of dave as largc number of wlIncssee are % De- exam
lued Aiss Mink lodged IN tue 5Llto Prison az
TlouastDu. She has been SCI hOOl teacher ana had
GOOD eduruon. Dr. Baker had dn insurance on ms NE
Tor aud owned property worth nearly s-0Ojl y
lew days ago bought 4e hnest house III warren lie
leaves a son a. years old.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

This unkind fling at the Congressman who
have returned their back pay and kept their names from
tho public IA made b. TIE Boston IrapetleT: Being
Conrrcssmen, naturally they arc ashamed OF acting
honestly.
A Wisconsin Congressman is perplexed about
his hack nav He Is afraid II he takes he will be called
tbief tand n he refuses he viii be called fool AS he
Ia et undecided his friends have agreed TO end his
trouble by calling min Dolh.
This frichtful lack of patriotism is displayed
bv The Brainerd OiInnJ Tribune: awe don't know as
We care darn who Il Governor while the capital re-
mains at St. PAM. when we consider that ne VIII,
doubtless be Of one OF 1InneapOss VI b. FauIs
Old plugs"
II Is announced that ex-Secretary Of the
Navy Gideon WeIes who kept diary Of all that was
done IN the Cabinet will reply Charles Francis Adams
Among other things be Will DO able 20 prove thar Mr..
Lincoln desired 10 appoint Mr.. Dayton as Minister to
Great Britain and only induced 10 change his mind
and appoint Mr. Adams by the urgent appears Oh MI
Seward.
This pleasing though slightly personal allu-
sion 10 Congressman Havens OF the With Missouri Dis
trlct Is published the newspapers OF that State;
Havens Corgrcssman,
Havens vas thlei
And Havens came 20 grief
The people called TO Ha,ens,
TT ne reosls soio.i ,liI io II iiars1,. u,s5
10 isn'i clect you lack.
II is intimated very strongly now In the
Illinois newspapers that Mr. A. NJ Craig, the farmers
candidate for the Supreme Court from tie lid Judicial
District in that State is of friend TO the railroads
than he is the farmers 1t Is asserted that he is the
attorney OF OF the principal roads and that the
Convention which nominated him packed by the
rar1ad people. These reports seem to have strength
ened his opponent the present incumbent, JuCde Law
renee Ex-Chief-Justicc John d. Cation and exGov.
Palmer have written letters vCry strongly lndurslng
Indge Lawrence and urging the people 10 reflect him.
Nj. Craigs fitness for lc position seems 10 be ques-
toned al sides, whlo his opponents IS universally
admitted.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
rMILY TAIrEFULL'3 NovEL.

To me EdttOr Of The Trtbuuc.
SIR: The last labor which Miss Emily Faith
Full performed, prior her return 10 England upon
her novel; "A Reed Shaken With the Wind which we
have in press Your correspondents assumption that
the novel "a but republication" and 's not the work
of her matrcr and wiser years. the hasty conclusion
OF some Overolic0us friend Tie book Is quite worthy
Of its eminent author The further assumption Of your
CORRESPONDENT that Miss Faithful yielded TO the desire
of her publishers in not mentioning the work as a re-
publication" is not complimentary 10 the sturdy indie
peudepce which claractorzcs the author; but, Miss
H. had hcr own cut rely I'm the natter and l- de-
cidedy prOuG OF her bnOk reason why az her
publishers, tnouId deny to ID. X. 1o little sallsdc
non which De Or rc) taxes in Judging the iuil hcum
ING carefully r.tIuchpd edition of the successful English
novel. We may add, item of literary news, thaJ
N- Faithful cXpec,s lO place fhc M5. ll Der 'lmpra
s0ns of America ami nci4caus I'm our hands ready for
early Fail issue. Your, ADAMS, VICTOR CO..
Ncc York., MAY 20, It.j. FuDliaht4s'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
rELRGRAPHIC NOTES.

- The second annual exhibition of the Con-
Of Design opened Hartford AsI evening With many
hne paintings exhibition.
Heavy rains from Friday till Sunday noon
upper Of Is feet He'd h!Ff
City, TeIAs, and the uVer ia stll nEng rapidly
The family of an officer just arrived in San
Francisco IRON Arizona Apsehes hoi from Camp
Verde and gone The -AT-pAth again.
ID Atalie, the iron jawed man, who was con-
died Of peury yesterday fA hfef
HIS wife ohiliFen present Al hs deAth.
- The Trustees of Trinity College. Hartford,
decided celebration Of The centennial u the
college Until the completion Of The ne" building In s17
80. The Texas Pacific Railway Company will COM
laying toward Marshall toAT.
poeed hs completed Dallas by he arst Of Ju.
THE Hon John w. Foster United States
Milsiar MrK50 will heFOnoau todsg the sicalr
Canaldsga Yera Cruz Cas- eIoo accompanied
bF L.s anally
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
TUE CURRENT or LEGISLATION.


An IMPORTANT AMENDMENT TO BE MADE TO THE
wEsTCHEsrER ANNEXATION BML-T Is RE
CALLED FROM THE GOvERNOR-sPIER's TRAVEL
ING sIDEwALK-ruE LOCAL OPTION BILL STILL
UysIGyED-orHEE INTERESTING MEASURES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TIE TRBUNEl
ALBANY. May 19.-The Westchcster AnneXa-
ton bill was recalled from the Governor by resolution
this evening with 20 amend It so as to meet ms
directions clause will be inserted submitting the
question OF the popular vote Of the two
counties at the next general election.
The Spiers Travelling Sidewalk bill was ordered 10
third reading in the Assembly the form in which
IL passed the II authorizes the inventor TO ex
permeut with his plan around the block bounded by
Whitehall and Stato-sts and Bovng-green, ana II II
works satisfactorily then the Common Council are au
thorzed TO locate the route OF the road The ume IN
which Governor must sign veto the Local Optoh
bill or suffer It become law by neglect expires To-
morrow The friends OF the bill decline to adopt tle
Governors suggestion recall and amend It by striking
ont lager beer and cider and the impression prevails
that he viii either sign suffer 1t TO become Law
without any action on his part.
The Senate Ol allow foreigners 10 hold ana convey
real the terms cilzeDs was ordered u
a third reading in the Assembly This bill has been be-
fore the Legislature several years without success Du
is now likely pass. Among the other bills ordered 10
a thlrd reading was one introduced by MI Burns re-
quring gas companies 10 make ahhu"i AoP"iN' VI ~
business 10 the Controllers in the same way Us
mpauies arc required TO do TO the superintendent Of
Insurance.
The Senate spent the evening upon the bill levyihg
tax and making appropriations for new work Oh 'ne
canals The appropriations for these purposes arc not
80 heavy as they have been for few years past AZ u
impossible to make any close estimate Of the amount
as many OF items again TO be enacted oy tne
Conference Committee
The change made by the Senate IN tne ameuuino"'
proposed by the Constitutional Commission touching tho
method OF eectng Senators is very unfair 70 the conn
ties bordering Hudson River and tide water Inc
proposition elect Senators, In future by JucAi
Districts, Ist District eiecting g. the Ia D. anu
each Of tine other Districts Now the hr't tmeo Di'
rets are made up the Counties OF New fofA' 'oA'
Oueons Kings. Richmond WsstchesIer' PUTNAM AO0A'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
THE PRISON ACCIDENT.

w. Humel of Saugertes, one of the Keepers
OF the Sing sing Prison, vino was the gallery at the
time OF the accident sunday fell distance OF % feet
s kDcecap fractured. and he sustained terrible
injuries about The head and shoulders. Only one man
killed, JOSIAH Gannett lcoloredl, who had served
four years OF term OF ID years for burglary. The yer
dict the Coroners Jury concludes as follows: We
Furthermore would express conviction that the
Legislature Of tho State Of New-York has exhibited a
culpaDo negligence IN refusing the necessary apprupr
aIuus I'D rrn6.y Jue insecurity of the galleries" The
fgl.0Wlne d. e. last of tuB wounded. J1nu BrOadhodd
tguf -n"uI4.r dsOa4.ca aud rgAt thigh bone broken
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
GogERYMEyr. HEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHTSGTOS D. c.. Tuesday, May 20 1871 a. m.
Synopsis The mast fretfy-fOur hours
The barometer has rapidly risen, with north
westerly TO uorth-easterly winds low temperu,ure'
partly cloudy and clear weather, rom Maryland 10 IKE
Ontario northeastward over Canada and the Last
ern ana Middle states.
North-eastcrlv ana sOuthcrly Winds cloudy weather
ond rain iu Virginia and the South Atlantic States;
south-Westerly Winds partly cloudy and clear wetter
prevail in Tennessee and the Guf Sates easterlv %
nOrth-wcstery winds, partly cloudy weather ANA ogca
sona rain from Like E1e TO Iowa, and thence 10 MIS-
souri, and Kentucky.
PrOb0biiiies.
For the Middle States, y0Hg barometer, rising temper
atUre n0rI-eaSteriy and soitheiy rHds parity ctoHay
and Increasingly cloudy Ceather aud ran, clearing az
VirginiG 6y Wednesday.
For Canada ANA Now-En0land, nOrtheIly Wlhds'
warmer and partly cloudy weather.
For the lakes and thence 10 The ONO valley ann
Missouri uOrth-eastery winds, cloudy weather aud
rain; winds vccrug 90 north westerly IN the afternoon
I'm the Mississippi Valley, with clearing weather
For Tennessee the Gulf aud SJuth Atlantic states,
parlly cloudy and clearing weather, with occasional
ram southeasery 10 sOuth-westery winds ana rising
barometer.
lakes, and the Pacific Coast.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
TEE NEW APPoRTIoNMENT BILL.

FULL TEXT or THE BILL BEFORE TIE ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, May 19.-lIr. Hustled, from the Com
mittce Congressional Apportonmcnt, reported the
following bill 10 the Assembly last evening:
An act dividing the State into Congressional Districts.
Congress United States this state small he aud s
hereby divided into tmrty-threo Districts. namely;
First DIatuct-Ihe counties OF Suffolk, Queens, and
second Disrict-First. Second. Fifth. sixth Eighth.
Ieut.i L"etA ANA I"enty Wards Ol tho Cy OF
Tnlid DistT1c-Third Fourth Seventh. Eleventh Thir-
teenth' Nurteeuth anu twentieth Wards OF BrookJ D.,
and tur Twenty first Wart said ci v. bounded by
section li cha ptcr 5Ii OF the Laws Of 1868.
Fourth DistuCf-Nnth Ward of Brooklyn. as bounded
nF section l. chap ai of the laws OF 1863 fourteenth.
Fifteenth sAicDnth, Seventeenth. and Eghteenth
wards Of saId city, ana the towns Of Flabush, Flat
lands. pIyciend, New-LJts, ana Newt Utrecht in the
FitI Dis.nct-Ffrsf Second Third Fourth. Fifth.
AiA E-t, aud Fourteenth Wards OF the CITY oi New
Yorf Brdlola Island, Ellis Island, aud Governors
sixth Di-trict-seventh, Eleventh. and Thirteenth
seventh Di-trict-Icuth and Seventeenth Wards Of
New-YurA City.
Eighth Dlstrict-Nmth, Fifteenth. and Sixteenth
Wards Ind that portion Of the Eghteenth ward wing
within Fourteenth and Twenty-sixth-sts. and Fourth
Ninth DisrIc5-5o much u the Twentieth Ward lies
within TwentvsiXth aud FJrtieh-ss. ana Seventave.
rgentvc"nd wards IA Les within Foretli-st spuy-
ten yvii Creek Elchtnaye.. and Hudson River.
east on Fourth ave. and so much the Nineteenth and
Twentv-hist Wards Is east OF Thirdave and Black
Eleventh Districi--so much OF the Twentieth Ward
lies within Iweuty-sIX-l-st., rorueIh-sI ana Skin ana
-pvcutl, lyes ANA 80 much the Twelfth ana Twenty
sccond Wara- oi ghtulve., ana 81 much OF
tt Nineteenth aud TNeuty-irst Wards Of salu city
lies West OF Third-Ivc.. and Wards and kaudaFs
Islands.
TWeLth Dlstrict-COunty OF Wcstohester
Thirteenth Dlauct-COuutles OF Putnam Dutchess
Fourteenth Distrct-Counties OF Rockland, Orange
Fiitcenth District-Countes Of Ulster Greene, and
SchUuanc.
-Ixteenth District-Cemnty Of Albany.
seventeenth Dstuct-COuuties Of Rensselaer, ana
Washington.
Eighteenth District-Counties Of Warren. Essex. and
Clinton.
Franklin.
Twel,..,h Dstrict-Countrs OF Fulton, Hamilton,
Montgomery, Saratoga, aud SCurnectady
Twenty Dist-DtlaWare, Olsr-O ana CbenaugO
IWeulF-5. .cOnd-J fl.r5Ou, Lewis, ana hoIhILlcE'
TWcuty-tA tAird-COuty Of Oneida.
IWeuty-iOuIth-MadlsOu ana OsWego.
hith-OuOudiga and Cortland,
Twenty,ixth-CIyu-a, WAYNE, ana seneca
Twenty -7cy ye1ILn-OItlIIO, LlYugstOn ana 1ltes.
Twenty eilutL-LJa. IOuIpk.ns. BrOOme. ana Schuy-
lcr. ~
TwentYuiuth-Chemung, StCuben, and Allegheny
TuirtlctI-MuIrJe ami Orleans.
Thlgty-nrst-N garI, O. .npsec, and wyoming.
Thirty-sccOuu-COuuty Ol ErIe.
TAlrty -JllIrU-Dilu auqua auu Cattaraugus
ON motion OF Ir. Hustled tuo OIL was ordered 10 De
printed at once and made special order for Wednes
daJ evening.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
TIE At. CRoIx LAND GRANT REFUSED.


Gov. Washbum Of Wisconsin was officially
informed last Thursday, by tine President OF the Mil
waukee and 50. Paul Railway Alex Mitchell. that the
Company had decided to decline the ST.. Crox and SUI
peror grant under the terms Of the recent act OF
the state Legislature. drawn by the attorneys of the
Company ana approved by It's agents and officers
in Wisconsin Tho principal reason ASSIGNED for this
acrion Ivy the road that the time had easpcd within
which. under acts Of Congress- the road sAoHd have
been completed ana the grant accepted and appro-
puated. The act OF june g. 1856 granted the lands 10
The road providing however. that u the work not
completed within 10 years further sales should be
made and land unsold should revert 10 the
United States. In 1854 the time extended
I've years, and as the road is stl unhn-
ished company claims that the lands have reverted
10 the United States II acknowledges, however that
Justice Miller IN the United States Circuit Court for
Minnesota. decided that tie legal title to the lands rs in
the State of Wisconsin until otherwise determined
either decree OF the court or by IN act of Congress
This Judgment las been appealed Co the Jdlted states
Supreme Court and is now pending. Under these cir
cumstances the company proposes 10 wait until
the Of the Circuit Court has been confirmed,
another cEtcndr the time for the completion OF
passed bv Congress. II tine states te s con-
allowed the company but the now stands no docs
not IN doing Congress has twice re-
extend the time, aud the people " Wisconsin
are indignant that what earnestly asked Tor
a few weeks should now be refused upon what they
deem very limsy excuses.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.

The first game Of the championship series
between the Atlantic Climb Of Brooklyn aud the Phila-
delpa nine came or yesterday afternoon 40 the Union
Grounds Brooklyn, resulting victory FOR the Allan
ties The day was exceedingly favorable. and about
5000 people were present The playing OF both clubs
was rather careless and the ruling Of the umpire gayo
considerable dissatisfaction. Pools before the game
began sold at $50 10 81 I'm favor Of the Philadelphia nine
The following rs the score:
IL. d. %. 81. 5th cih. 7ih Cih 9th. Total
At'HiIc.i :.:.... ii
UrpIr-t Gafag1a Of tie Rlsoute Baseball Cub Time Of
Came hours Jl
To-day The Philadelphia cluo will play the Ecsolatos
OF Elizabeth at WlvefIy, ". J.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
OBITUARY..
WILLIAM ARcnDALL o'DonERTY.

William Archdall O'Doherty died at his resi-
dence in this city on Saturday evening. He had been
suffering for some months past from BghTs disease OF
the kidneys, and a slow consumption, but 1t was only
within tine i've or six weeks preceding his death lhat his
condition VIZ. considered very serious Mr. ODoherty
was born ia Londonderry. Ireland. in August 1923 he
had resided in this cty the past eight years, having
lived previously three OF four years IN Cleveland ahd
other cities in the West Since hs arrival IN thS country
be had prominently connected with the Atlantic
aud reat Western Railroad Company and other inter
esls lie leaves wife and six children three daughters
abd three He resided with bis family at NO. 6'S
DrnadMaY.