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mated division. President John g. Noil, Of
Columbus, o., called tho Convention to or'der,
md, thore being but two nembors ot tho FL
yaoano!Ss n1s, BY tho appointment Of Wllinm \.
phe q Heading, and Frank Fatrman, Illinois
Contral 1sailroad. After somo further proliml-
nary business, tho prosidont, delivered tho M
nual addteBs, In which ho stated that tho Aasocia
tton waa In moro prosperous condition thnn
ovor before, md that, In tho three yours, and
9 half that the Association had exiBtod, about
s76, 900 Ind boon paid to dooeasod brothrcn. 1le
urged tho mombor9 to make personal effort to
increase tho membership Of tho Association, md
recommended tho formation Of local orEan'za-
tons on difroront roads, similar and auxiliary to
tho paront Association, /. with d Wow to Keeping
up tho lntorost md promoting tho wolfaro Of tho
Association. Ho alao recommended an isoreaso
Of tho Limit from 5000 as now, to $1,000.
Tho reports Of tho Secretary and Financo Com
mitteo woro road and allowed q nourishlng con-
dition.
At tho evening session Of tho nailroad Lilo
Insurance 0onvontfon, tho following officorB
wore oleoted for tho ensuing yoat: proBidont,
Eranklin Furman; Vice-Presidentst II. 9.
Dopew, #. @. tnman, J.. ". Roner, ].
y. Cornofi, and William Doodio; E1ccu-
two Committee Q. P. MCCARTHY, ". Il. Stennct,
Charles mckinley, r. n. Murphy, Z. z Roborta
Finance Committee, r. ~. Dunn, David Mo-
Knight, Morton Mills. Tho 8ooretary, Il. D.
Keon, holds oyor until the ne1t meeting. Rich
mond, W., and tho third Wednesday In April,
woro decided rs tho place and time Of tho ne1t
meeting OF the association.
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orthodox in his religion, granted tho request,
and ortloroa tho supposed prassH to howe sakon
caro of. 10 the surprise Of tho oflcor OIL duty
Darons door was lying on tho floor breathing
hoavily md apparently unconscious: Tho alar1n
WIS immediately givon, and tho doors to tho
naron's chamber was burst opon. Tho Daron's
hanl was chopped of. a digger wan r,tu through
It, thua fastening 1t to tic nearby table, On
which 1ay q slip Of papor containing tho inaorip-
siom "pollsh vongoanco.'
an aoaog room, % aa aw|ae % beon M0 Sra}sy SSrsps
murdered. Blo wna stretched out on tho floor
with M ugly stnb wound In hor bronst, md It
sco'noa evident that B'fo lad of,donvorod to assist
Only suffering from strong doao of ohioroform
Tho castle was thoroughly searched. and nothing
suspicious detected. Tho two countorfeit clergy
mon had lott oarly In tho morning, and llad
stt stated to , tho sonsnol that tey wore obliged to
howoyor, soon found that thoy had not taken tho
route to tho little village, and cavalry waB
at q; oneo dispatched to ,,soour tho vicinity.
Ftyo days Ind meanwhile, elapsed, and tho
rewarded. The f,lnoral Of Baron WuttlH md
hts daughter had takon place at Warsaw.
Finally, on tho both Of March, o telegram was
rocoived from h1hj. Hoglowitoh, stating. that
nonr tho pruaaian boundary, disguised as
cattle drivers. They nrrivod at Warsaw on
tho I'd April, and made full confession. The
younger OF tho two WIS Count Zed1itzky, who
stated that Baron Wuttlift had cauBod his faith
er's e1io and death, and TINT he had deemed 1t
bis solemn duty to liberato Poland from mon
ster. Ho took the decd entirely upon himself
and swore that his comralo was innocent. This
statement wae, howovor, not believed, for 1t had
boon aacortainod TINT Ncholas Ratzky had
bought the ohloroform, and TINT ho had boon,
until the death Of the old Count, his private aor-
want. Both woro Rontenced to bo boheaded on
tho 10th Of April.
An immonao number Of Pollen voro asgomb1od
to witness tho last moments Of their doomed
compntriots, yet most all had to roturn tlnuatis-
fed, for fully three Thousand Russian troops
wore marched up near tho place Of execution.
hlr. Banitsky, Wnrsaw's honorable exooutioner
for tho past forty yoars, describes this o. tho
mont horrid execution he had ovor Witnessed Il
WIS evident that privnto instructions had been
received from tho Russian authoritios to keep
Count Zedlitzky. in agony as long US possible.
Ratzky WAS tho frat to lay his hoad on tho fatal
block, and after he Ind boon hurried into eter-
nifty, the assistants soonled to bo In no hurry at
nll to cloar tho block or to rcmove the body.
They Ind purpoBoly forgotten tho caHket, md
nearly fifteon minutes elapsed before Count Zod-
litzky was ordorod to say bis last prayer. Dur
Ing all that time, the Count mover tramblcd. He
kissod the cruoifx, tho fatal az dropped, Ills
head fell into tho basket, tho drums began to
boat, and-Russian Justice was gatisned.
, 1873-06-19
0UFFlANIsM ON THE NORTH SIDE.
1b the Editor qf Tho Chicago 1ribuns:

1o tho Editor af The Chicago Trsbuns:
SIN: Patience has ceasod to be a virtue, and
something must be done to check the lawlesB-
ness Of young yababonds growing up In our
midst. How long are such intolorable nui-
sancea to be allowed to exist ? Ono OF tho
lttest ousrages OF large gang Of young roughs,
mostly boys of all nationalities, living on sedg-
wick street, above Chicago avenue, is
to fix hose on to hydranta and let the
by,-.ladios with infants Ii their arms,
and oil. indiseriminately. u there no police on
this street to kecp order and stop such ruilanly
proceedangs1 Lest Saturday evening couple
quietly permitted to hew aud slash each other
to pieces, while, for space Of fully fifteen min
utes, half-tlozon lamp-posts woro being ham
mored; but not till tho butcheriug waa over did
. 'cop walk coolly BY, looking Is INNOCENT a.
q babe. We must insist on having our servants
intend to their businesr, or they may DO sent on
with a nea IN their car. No1Tu-S1DEl.
CulcAGo, juno 1G, 1873.
, 1873-06-19
EXPERIENCE or A FENIAN CONVICT,

Singular Cnsc No1oro tho Court Of
Qnecn's IsenCh--PriCkod With NeG-
dies nnd Tortured With Gnlvantc
: Unttcrlcs. ST
At tho Bull Court, In London, before Mr.. Jug
tice Blackburn, Mr. Juatico Qunin and Mr.. jug
tice Archibald, tho Attorney donoral and Mr.
information should not be filed against John
Henry Parker Wilson, who ia tho medical ofncor
OF tho convict priaon at Woking, and late Assist
ant Surgeon at tue convict .priaon, htilbank, and
ngainss Dr. John Burns, Of Tho Chatham Convict
prlaoner named Daniel Roading.
Roadtng's affidavit, which WAS read by Mr,
Bown, stated that ho was, in November, 1867,
convicted at Manchester and sentenced to five
was conveyed TO Mf1bsnk Prison, whore ho ro-
mained until tho 10th Of July, 1865 when ho
WAS removed to Chatham whoro ho remninod
until Maroh, 1872. In that month lo Was brought
again to Milbnnk, and rennined until The 9Th OF
tho first part Of his confinement 1t 1lilbank he
was placed under punishmont and kept upon
bread and water. On being brought back from
Chatham to Mtlbnnk no was placed in tho soli-
.ary eon H., IN ,. the infrmary: On tho following
companiod by hlr: Wilson, wont to sec him, and
commenced prioking his fcot with noeales.
Thoy continued to do so for about an hour,
whom Mr: Wilson caught hold Of his foot md
pu4foA 1li&A ult VI Dous 1l9 WAB LuGn lFAETeQ
into tho surgery, where O galvanio battery was
applied to different parta Of the body, causing
Intense pain. Ropes were thon tied round his
lcgB and pulled alternately, making his logs
move In imitation OF walking.. On tho next day
the treatment WAS repeated, when the pain was
so great that ho scfoamod ont. A towel WAS
theroupon rammed into his mouth, md he WAS
then lifted up By two powerful mon aud lot drop
upon tho bed. He WAS afterwards placed in cold
bath, and his hoad held under water by tho ward
ers feot until ho became insonsiblo. Whom he
recovered he found himself lying upon the floor
Ho was aftorwarda dragged out by two mon,
whom Mr. Wilson struck him in tho stomach
until he vomited when no told tho warders to
wipe up the discharge with tho prisoners
face. In August Ao Was removed to
tho solitary coll, and kept thero until
Sept. without bod. He complained OF this
treatment to the doctor, who ordorod his re-
moYal to other quarters. His limbs woro para
lived, and he was unable to walk without as
sietanco, ind, therefore, could not comply with
the order.
Tho aftldnvits OF tho medical officers donled
these cruo1tiea, and, with the exception Of DR..
Steele, they wero OF the opinion that tho prs-
oner had feigned paralysis. Dr.. Stoolo thought
there were symptoms OF paralysis in tho lower
limbs. Tho other officers swore that the prison.
or was treated with kindness and courtesy.
Justice Blacoburn discharged tho motion,
which decision waB concurred in by BIr. Justice
Qunin and hlr. Justice archibald. Tho ground
Of the decision WAS that thero was no fouuda-
tion for the statements as contained in the aftl-
dayit Of The rolator, when compared with the
evidence OF tho prison officials.
, 1873-06-19
FIRES.
Destruction of Property in various
Places.

pluce..
sn,e,o, D;*,,ot,h n Tsx ra;rao, 7,rt,,,n.
ropT WayHr mi inns SapT iaWTro ''1 t,rss ,o~o
todav dostroyodT T nronerty to te amo%nt n n'eS ~
s25 din. Tia frat fira hroka o,t ainrtv aftor ~
o'clock in tho BRICK block On tbe cornor y nsrr
and East WaVno etreats oconnscd aa oroo"r1 ~ nra
and tobacco atoras' TIero Tare sta,e;F l., .hs
crocerv aiyty nnnnds of nowdar ,vlic1, oxniooI 1e
with 9rnnt y;aoncc eaat;u~ b,,rni %noa raa W
eyorv direotion' For t;snn ai;oinins raaidoncaa ~
wcro soriousjy tl,reatanad Nhi1c liz 1i+a Was
at tn ho;aIt saconI ira hro, n,,t I. ~ ~ "at "as
, 1873-06-19
FRUIT IN MICHIGAN.

Tho Condition OF tho Orchards in tho
FralAt Dlstrlct, With Some Buggos-
lions az to E'ruit-7rowing.
Fe""ot' A'eh tJ"ns "a. corrxspor'dt'sed a tho DE-
As have deemed much that has boon pub
lRlled on fruit prospects snco our aovoro winter
premature haTo Ha!sod tn 70 could SGT facts:
and Illinois, whore tho poaoh crop haa boon cut
Of, and the treeB injured. In tho southern part
OF illinois thoy may have some Seeding peaahe8.
Accounts from st. Joseph and Donton Harbor,
Mich, arc conflicting and discouraging: i be-.
have talked with two frult-growora from Spring
Lake and Eruisport, who inform me their poaeh
crop Is killed, though thoy were thankful that
thoir orchards wera not killed.
requested to prune q large pesoh orchard near
Alegan (about twenty milos west Of Lake Miohi-
gAn), and found the trees all killed by tho
severe winter. which suppose IL true Of otl1era
that distance from tho lake; Ny own orchard is
land and clay soil. About ono.ninth OF my pench
troea arc either injured or killed., the reat Of
them promise from half to throe-fourthA Of a
crop Of different vazetios, including Crawfords.
Some noighbors Immediately on tho lake shore
the other parts Of these orchards promise fne
crops-hnd some ynrietfeB full crop.
We find no practical difference between ORCH
ards near the fake and well-manngod ones throo
or 1onf nllos back. MT. ufoa3ler mas Just re-
fused q por bushol for large crop, delivered at
tho railway depot. Apples. pcara, grapoe, etc.,
promiso q largo crop this season.
Tho wintcr- -ailling presents new phase. Trees
that arc now dead in tho early spring gave prom
iBo Of o full crop. They blossomed and sot fruit
profusely. Oshor troes Of The same ago md
variety, aud subjected to tho Same trentmont "a
tho injured ones, wore not injured iu the least.
There Was no top-killing, but the whole difficulty
WINS at the collar Of tho troe or ROOTS Trees TINT
are deeply planted are unini iurod and bearing,
while those whose roots arc near the surface arc
injured or killed. Parties who did not cultivate
their orchards laat year havo tho best Wintorcd
trees this season, though good peaches cannot
bo raised in that way. We conclude that It was
not the severity OF cold that killed the trees, but
too shallow planting. Are We right
Your correspondent from Berlin, Ottawa
County, thinks Lake Ehoro theory is hum
bug, which ought to be exploded or modified.
But We foel more fully convinced that tho Lake
Shore ia the only safe p1acs to raiso peaches, and
the only modification that wo sec Ia determine
tion to plant more trees. On tho shore, and
threo miles buck on elevated places, the coldcst
weather that we had last winter WAS from 10 to
IL degrees below zoro-tho most severe weather
ever known in theae parts I am told. Btato
tho facts as thoy aro In tho western part Of
Allegan County. Though corn Beemod TO ripen
we'll last fall, 1t fails to sprout we'll, and mruy
have had to replant Grass is 8 good crop
wheat whero well sheltered by woods is good.
f. 0'f3nrEN
, 1873-06-19

Special D1spa{ck % Tic CAscago 7Fs5une.
DErlolT, Micli., Juno l8.--rhis morning tho
stato Editorial Association adopted resolutions
recommending that all newspapers discourage
accapt orders from them without cash in nd
vance TINT newspapers adhoro rigidiy to their
prices a. vol with advertising agencies rs other
parties TINT tho commission Of rs por cent al
lowed to agencies ia largor than the nature Of
tho busineaA will Justify and thht this AsHoci-
alton advises that not over 20 per cont be al-
lowed after July 1, 1878.
Tho convention also adopted d resolution urg-
Ing that on all legal advertising ntatnte rates be
President John N. Ingoraoll, and aljouraed
Th!B afternoon itH molnbors reviewed the City
Police and Fire Department, and also took an
excursion down tue river OIL the steamer Even
Ing Star,
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a stu alarm vas given at so'olocklast evening
to tho Winnebago Engine No. 10, for ire a}
No. 1425 State street. Loss, 925..
At o'clock last evening still alarm WAS giyen
tho Little Giant Engine, on Maxwell street, for
fire IN pile 90 OF cotI-huskB in q mattrosn fac
tory, at No. 572 South Canal street. Tho fire
was caused by a lighted match being thrown in
the pile. Nominal damages.
Roundsman VeBey, Of the Madison Street po-
lice Station. yesterday sworo out q warrant for
the arrest Of Matthew WeRtbrook, the proprietor
OF the notorious lodgiug-houAea which boar hia
namo, MN and yesterday evening, about o'clock,
Q. being tic keoper of lowd I'd sesorts. esal ..
He was bailed out about o'clock, and tho case
sot Tor hearing tomorrow. Veaey has boon for
some weeaa collecting evidence for use at the
examination, and tho prisoner will only secure
chargea againat him arc falso.
Tho alarm Of fire from Box IS, at half-past 10
O'clock last night, was occaBioned by the discov-
cry of 1amos In the bakery OF Thompson 4 Tom
pioton, ut Nos; 2l1 and 2l8 Randolph street. The
hEe WAS caused BY defective furnace. II waa
some minutos before tho arrival Of the Fire Do
partment Loss, about S25. Az Hook and Lsd-
der Company No. 2 were responding to this
alaTnf, their truck was upset by coming In con-
ts.Y taet with butcher wagon at tho corner Of
j. T. Smith, both members Of tie company
we're slightly injured, the former internally, and
tho latter on the loft leg. Tho truck was unjn-
jurcd: Tho butcher wagon was considerably
demolished.
The alnrm Of fire from Box 112, at half-past
O'Clock yoHtorday afternoon, WAS occaBoned by
2 very peculiar blaze A rag-man, who was
driving north on Halsted street, near Thirty
tifth in q rlokoty wagon hauled by crow-bait
horse, had his nasal ery Of, "raKa" changed to
Hhsiok Of fro, fro" by observing wreath Of
smoke curl up from a precious pile OF rags
in the wagon bod behind him, which was fol.
lowed by timid lamo. This grew bold, and,
before tho raE-loaler could put It out, tho whole
stock WAS in asmes.. The spectacle of ! load OF
fire being hauled through tho atreeta
the vicinity. that All alarm was turned
in aa before stated. II WAS speedily
enough responded to, but It WAS lp-and- -tuok
with the load Of fire and tho enginea as to which
should catch the other. They did not meet, apd
the result waB tile total destruction Of Tho wagon
aud It's contents, saving the driver himself. III
attempting to catoh this dangerous vehicle,
Frank Duttcrlald, the assistant foreman OF tho
Long john engine, WAS thrown from his hose-
cart, and had his 10y badly bruiaed.
, 1873-06-19

CINc1NNAT1, Juno 18.-1he members ct The
Maryland Press Association excursion arrived at
o'clock this morning by Ateamer from Hunt
ington. They woro received Ia the forenoon at
,yisitod tho fountain, received a lunch from tfe
Commission Mt the Exposition Building, md
wont In carriages to Spring Grove Cemetery.
Returning through Clapton they partooh Of the
hospitalities of Richard Smith. Thence they 70.
turned to tho city By way Of Mount Auburn,
Walnut Hills, and Eden Park. Tonight they
rost. Tomorrow at ESQ they tako the Short
Limo for Louisville
, 1873-06-19

ALBANY, N. T., Juno ia. D. Wheolock, q
physician, for some time past has been paying
attention to Miss Ruth Smith, at st. townsville.
Her parents objected on tho ground that Wheo-
for divorce were commenced, on hearing which
Miss Smith took poison and died; and when
Whoelock heard Of her death he also poisoned
himself.
WHEELING. ". Va, june 18.-David Moss, 3
brewer, and an old resident Of this city, shot
himself in tho right temple last night, and died
at o'clock this morning. Tie cause Of tie decd
WAS bis inability 70 colloet money duo him.
, 1873-06-19
THROUGH THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS,
Greatest stU0re'' of tho Agc.-Tho
H1onhtcr Projected Tunne}s


H1onhtcr Projected Tunnel.
From the Denuer {Col1 Tribune, yun1 Il.
For aome time past the Territorial papers have
contained brief references to o proposed tunnel,
which was to be carried through tho Rocky
Mountains, from point near Black Hawk, and
coming out in Middle Park. These itoms were
religiounly copied by the Eastern press, but tho
story sounded MunchauBeniah, and people in
general we're 10th to believe In the mammoth on
te5prise.:
been fully inauguratod. and that itB protector Is
on the ground, with ample meAna and labor to
prosecute the work to completion.
From the black Hawk Journal OF June IS, we
obtain tho following particulars regarding the
"Tho tunnel will be about twelve miles long.
1ta greatest depth will bo 6.0O0 feot, at JameB'
Poak. It will mako Middle Park foadily acceasi-
big from tho eastern portion Of tho Territory
will show what ia tho mineral and geological
character Of this section, and will tolorably e1-
tonsivoly advertise tho country aa tho scono of
On enterprise twice as largo and hundred times
% important as tho Mount Cenis tunnel: Col.
Heaton will uBe tho diamond d-pointed drills, and
thus not DO obliged to keep in operation numor-
Gus blacksmith shops Thoy will be driven by
machinery. And It Ia expected that tho tunnel
will progress at tho rate Of feet per hour, or GO
feot per day: EARLY next year work will COM
Already considerable work has been done.
The mountain has been graded down for tho
face Of tho tunnel q fiumo 1900 feet long has
beon built from tho creek by which \ fall Of 25
foot iB obtained for the purpose Of turning an
ovor~shot wheel, by means Of which tho tunnel
is to DO supplied with air; q strong loveo has
bean built to prevent tho waters OF tho crock
from oyerQowing and embarrassing operations
in tho tunnel q large boarding house, 60425
feet, and two stories high. has beon built; q
substantial bridge has also been built over the
crock On tho road lending to tho Lake Gulch
country.
''The objects Of tho tunnel arc to afford q
means Of working tho discovered mines rapidly
aud oheaply, to discover and open new veins,
and to afford track for railway, 1t will strike
the Dobtail frat Of known ulinoa, aud 400 feet
below the prcsent tunnel.
'sTho effeota Of tho sucoeBB Of this enterprise
oan hardly be estimated. 1t may oauHe to pass
through our section aud under our mountains
all, or nearly al, the trana-oontinontM travel.
"The Company, by namo tho Biorra Madro
Tunnel Company Of Colorado, hayo ample oapi-
tal, and will push the project to rapidly to COM
pletion. Though tho enterprise is of such mag
nitude as to dazzle the imagination and to stag-
gor and bowildor the Judgment, yot If the min
ing resources OF the country arc what NO all
believe thom to DO, II is not chimorical, and IL
sure to DO source Of profit to the Company and
Of incaloulable benefit to tho Terrltory.
, 1873-06-19

0TTuMwA, Iowa, June 18.--Warren Ladd, IL
years Of ago, sou OF James D. laid, q prom
inont merchant OF this place, WAS. drowned yos-
terdsy afternoon while bathing with Home COM
panions in the Des h1oines River. ALI elforta to
recover the body have aa yet boon unsuo-
coBBfuI.
Special Dispatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
DEsMo1NEs, juno 17-Qoorgo Armstrong, II
yeara Of age, was drowned in tho North Riyer, 6
miles from this city, whilo bathing, last evening.
, 1873-06-19
DEATHS.


FULLEN-In Dsooklyn, N. Y, June t9, Jennio s.
Mifo Of H. " Fne5. Fl that oIty and sisteT Of Mrs.
In her 6eauufu sunny lio sho ,ovo loving not that
all our heaEts entwino, IT'S doepost anguish
part, yet know Ills naot character noblo should
s1pon In Heavea,
SM1Tit-At Lawrence, Knn.. Juno II, A. Judson
Smith. for many WHOLESALE grocer 81 this CITY,
at Norwood Park Thursday, june 10. 1t Il o'clock.
oLEpYAND-Jaae 10 at the residence Of hcs tathor,
LI1onmodicu. cidsst daushtas ii Hurry IT, and Mary
LII. Lodyetd. aged yoars and month";.
, 1873-06-19

Special Nspasoh to The Chssaqo Tribune,
RooKlonD, Juno l8.-Thia forenoon young
man naEnod Davis hired team OF flno horHoB at
dero. Returning. lie won't to house OF ill.,
fame, situated about two miles below the city,
and obtaining two OF the inmates, oa.no
baok to town, and drove up and down
the main stroots number Of times ut rapid
paco. AT $3.50 this evening no returned tho
team to tho stable, whoroupon ono OF the ami
malls, valued at 9400 foil dead. Tho other ono
Is in q preoarioua condition. and is expected to
die. Davis has boon arrested.
, 1873-06-19
PEDESTRIANISM.

OTTAWA, Canada, Juno 18.-A WALKING match
took place to-day, from Aruprlor to ottawa, q
distance of forty miles, for $100 side, between
Pace an English professional pedestrian, aud
Sparks, land surveyor. The men started from
led BY half milo. Ton miles from ottawa ho
suddenly gave out, and Bparks came in the win
ner at 1923 p. ~, having walked the distance
within eight hours. Pace was the favorite,
Considerable money changed haudB.
, 1873-06-19

TAN0 t|HA.
Special Dtuatch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW YonK, June 18.-The Long Island Yacht
Club had hne regatta race this morning. 4
stir breozo hold good all through. j. +. Sea-
prize Of the frst-class. Tho Brooklyn took the
first otflcor's prize, and the Bismarck the club
prize Of the aeeond-olaas, tho Emily T. receiv-
ed the flag officers prize, and Lulu the club
prize Of the third-clasa: Short Branch took tho
prizo Of tho fourth-claBs.
, 1873-06-19
ARKANSAS.

Sentence U0n1mutcd Gl1bcrnatorfnl
Suits.
LITTLE nooK, June 18.-Tho Governor to-day
commuted tho sentence Of g. B. Chute, who was
to be hanged In Monroe County, to twenty-one
years in the Penitentiary.
The Attorney General today brought suit in
the Pulaski Circuit Court similar to tho ono
brought by Drooks, setting forth that Daxtor
ment Of custer against him. He brings the suit
In the uamo of the State.
, 1873-06-19

Doaroa. juno 18.-Thia morn,ug m accident
occurred ut tho Nayy-Yard, through the negli-
loss Of $4,000 to tic Government. Firoa wore
built under four boilers, without tlrnt letting
water In them. The lre was withdrawn "a soon
as poeelble, but not quick enough to prevent tho
ruin Of two boilers, while the others will hnyo to
be oyerhauled to ascertain il they also have not
been rendered Worthlesf,
, 1873-06-19

Tomorrow there viii be 2:4o race, with
Vaughn, Lady Fawcott, Bay Dan, Maggie Casey,
Nick Frank, Palmer, and Bay Hunter, and add
race with Lottio Hope, Edgar, Hattie, Lady
;L[ightfoot, Logan, indiana, and Milly Caldwell.
track iB in fno shnpe.
New YonK, June 18.-The spring meeting Of
tho Fleetwood Park opened to-day with good
trots. The purBe OF $500 for $50 horses was
won by Winthrop Morrel1, Jr:, boating Penobscot
Time, 2:S3 2;32 2:s1, and 235.
In tho trot for 2:23 horses Sensation was the
fayorte, and won easily in 2:27, 2:28, and 2:29.
Grown Prince took tho second money and W. B,
Whitman the third money.
The tvo-mi1c heats raco at jerome Park to-
morrow, has fallen through, there being but ono
entry. Hubbard, who viii walk over for tbs
&1, 600 purse,
, 1873-06-19

Special Dtspateh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, June 10.-Ubassy gave an ex-
hibitlon IN GLris Oonnor's this evening. lie
played game Of 800 points up with Isador Gay
faud but played carelessly and evidently did not
let himself out. His highest run WAS ca. At
practice game, French carrom, yesterday DAILY
mado runs OF 156 and 1902.