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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-13
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
EASE BALL.


In n game Of baseball at Boston yesterday
between the Boston and Hartford Clubs for the cham
pionship the former victorious by score Of %
to s.
The second championship game between the
Baltimore Club and the Mltuals Of this city was
played on the Union Grounds Brooklyn. yesterday In
the presence Of about spectators. The playing OF
both mines superb up 10 the third inning when the
score stood to IN favor Of the Mutuals after which
tbe Baltlmores committed many errors. allowing the
Mutuals to score al three more innings, while
they we're BANKED. In the next three innings the
home club added more to their score the Baltimores
were only able To make T. aud were defeated by score
OF II TO s. The batting OF the BatmOreS was very Sop
"a they made IL hits by Matthew's etfC tu pltch
ing and earned OF their runs, while the Mutuas ull
not earn any OF their II. In playing MANNING si0It
stooping was capital, but he threw very VIVA 70 hrst
b,se Warren's play at third base was Soou anu soio
fine fielding was shown by Bua'ki ana lS an 'ney .ah
mo every Thing that camo in thcr way. tor Tue Mu-
tuals the PLAYING OF Burdock, Carey and hteid was
"nsf conspicuous Following II the score Dy lnhnR,
NV - 81. An. Oh. or ~ ots 0'1' Ig7"
a va, mar. . ~ o y 80
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Sperlal Ncllces
Iroion Iandina-on-i

1rotop udsop, "a tue tyeT gew.ro RENT.
2s,a COTTAGE. y ssn.ss
m rpp fruits mi Of three horse srt
L0uT aad tNeaty nuies Ton FOgsJ
ecoad 81; private family on. Rent for season ~ 600
H. l. CLARK. ia Frontst.
po.t.nicc Notice.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE or he s~s
ending SATURDAY NAY 10, ls1i will close hs Oh oo.s.
ESUAl II "A on WEDNESDAY a. y II on THls-
DAY AZ IL l. a. m, anu on SATURDAY a. u N. 800. q, a.
Noiice-The urierIgued employers 81 cooper % "ay 81
y,xYork dniiax greatly EMBARRASSED bl nc
he Coop ~ nteruAA0aAl Union" hereby pnbhcY sees -
lions 10 en- Dor hereafter e0opers alg N4F - -.
y all interested uhai IDS y -
governed by motives our pi. We H. -
rst, OF vases 90 be paid by % 20 yer dS 80
me year 70 our Old er1p'oy6. vii on pr'oI -, - 49,.
The Uuou." dive II. opportunity CT enP"'"'"' ~ " ~
onpromse will De hs.euedt TO- . r pRrGGS
ClA>. PRATT CO. .r -, 80 pr,,.su,
NATION II STORAGE co, ~ rs 81 a RyPRss w. -s
r. W BJhhh, on noCEs J. A BOsTwICx 90
WEEHANhbN OIb N' LOCKWOOD BROS. HOLLr
SONE 4 fLkMlNG.,,. soxs q M ORD ir 4 90
EDNAhp ha 49, 20 MILLER L HALlbRhANS.
.O SSRRYHIRf Nv q. ohsn, AWT.
=, ..h.rz,, Euiogy ON Charles sumner ss"'
,.r % !. Published full together viii he noa'e' " w
= senator, Boutwell, .ui ThurnNn asd RsPresenAh'
Try TRIBUNE EXTRA No Is PUee. per "ase ''"
s.,,.. .I So9gs ior rs cents twenty S'e copies s w..
Address 80 49,, 1Es 9th la
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
principles and less reliance upon party watch~oro'

principles and less reliance party watch"ords 'na"
we have had for many years" -
Mr. Henry WattersOn writes to The Lomsr'"e
CourerJournai from Washington, under date OF May
that 1t is claimed there sobery and by the COOLEST
beaded men that Grant third tern, and that ne
does reckon without his host" He thinks tha' Ill
OF Grants past and present conduct indicates the ne'
liable purpose OF his mind and heart to be persoh"
government like that to which Prince Louis Napooon
addressed himself after his elevation TO the CHIEF nas
tracy Of the French Republic Mr.. Wattersoh mus
everything favor of such movement, and cohuhuns
saws: Thus matters stand at the present moment
Grant is the central figure The Democrats are Ju''
strong enough TO lose. The GrauAo''
are Just weak enough 10 hold Their omii,
The Liberals are neither strong enough nor W.
enough except idealiss. Every thing seems
TO favor Grant No what Is done II leans GTa
ward II the Presidential election should come OH tn1
year. nothing could keep him from third term niu I'M,
elected for third term, the stretcher VIII nc wy 90
resort OF the impracticabes They will not be aOlo a.
compass his overthrow by the old, peaceful meaus
tnird term means revolution. and Grantism AMI feso
ton are syuOHy NOUS They imply tue same 'niHh'
They are convertible terms"
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WASHINGTON.
Continued from First PAGE.

committee were ready to investigate the recent
safe burglary in Dlstrict-Attornoy Harring-
ton ONCE After short debate with reference
10 houhg public private sessions on this subject
was decided to conduct the investigation in private
sessions; whereupon the Committee retired to an
ADJOINING room and proceeded to examine Assistant
DsuIctAttorney Harrington. In secret session
DIT. harrington was examined about one hour
MaJol hichards Chief Of Police, was also examined
aDout lhe same length of time. Mr.. Sommerville Of
Wv, ioih Clty, who appears a. attorney for the
puISIdr, was also examined as well a. the cOlOred
iai'oi VINO resided In the building where the burg
lay TOOK place. The Committee are decidedly reti-
cent ana VIII not disclose the nature of the testi-
lhoIy duouced. Both Mr. Harrington and Mr. Alex
aIuoi d'oWeu Their Willingness to have the lnyesti-
gatloh conducted in public.
MODlflCATlON OF Mr.. sAYLER'S PATENT BILL
Representative Sayler of Indiana has modified his
ra'eht OIL In order to obyate the objection urged
oy members who belIveye that the provision of the
CONSTITUTION respecting patents and copyrights
MAKES IL necessary to permit inventors TO enjoy tho
exclusive right to their inventions for some period
OF tine' This provision is in the list of the powers
Oh congress, and is in tho following words $40
promote the progress of science and useful arts by
securing for limited times to authors and inventors
inc exclusive right to their respective writings and
nlSI4vUrlcs' MI. Sayler now proposes, In his mOdi
neu Dill, 10 allow the inventor "a monopoly as at
present. for two years aud then to grant him. on
MS aPpHcaIl0n, an extended patent for fifteen
years, Oh CONDITION that any person may make and
sen the patented articles on payment OF royalty OF
~ per cent TO the patentee. Petitions indOrsng Mr.
nayler Dii continue to arrive in large numbers by
every maii and lts popularity appears 10 be pretty
clearly established.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-13
GLINPsEs OF TIE SITUATION.

= QUORUM STILL LACKING IN THE LEGISLATURE
OPINIONS OF TWO PROMINENT BROOKS MEN.
LITTLE Rock, May 12.-Brooks still occupies
che State House and surroundings Whether he intends
20 vacate or not under the Presidents instructions is
not known.
Both Houses met this morning at the Otter building
There were Senators and 40 Representatives. present
lacking three OF quOrum--one in the Senate and two
so the House IL is generally conceded that there will
De quorum in both Houses tomorrow.
Matters are quiet TINS morning. The Baxter men
3uDilsut the idea Of Brooks having TO vacate the
State House.
ST. LOUIS May 12-Judge d. j Smith who ran for
IieuteuanGovernor OF Arkansas the Brooks ticket
and C. W. Tankersy, Speaker OF the Arkansas House OF
Representatives. arrived here last night. Judge Smith
claims that the Brooks ticket, with the exception OF Sec
rotary of State elected by at least several thousand
majority aud that the people OF the State generally
believe that the ticket elected. The opposition
made up the to suit Themselves and after Bax
Ter WAS declared Governor many Democrats went over
10 him believing he would make good Governor Mr..
Ssukersy says he does not recognize Bakers call for
m extra session OF the Legislature and has no Idea OF
presiding over that body He says, while en- route from
Arkadelpha 10 Little Rock the train was searched for
him three times by armed men, but he managed 10
escape recognition. He thinks their intention was TO
arrest ana force him preside over the House He also
states that four pieces OF artillery were on the road Tor
Baxter under guard OF troops organized III texas ana
he believes they were sent by the Governor OF that
State that be consented 20 their being sent He has
teIegrsphed this the proper authorities at wash
ingtOn.
MORE FIGHTING BETWEEN THE CONfESDlNG FAC
TIoSs-THE FEDERAL TROOPS AGAIN INTERFERE
AND STOP THE FIGHT.
LITTLE Rock, May 12.-AbOut o'clock this
Afternoon the Brooks party moved n company OF IN
fanry out TO the Of the Caro- and Fulton Railroad
aepot with the view Of stopping recruits coming TO
Baxter from the South the o'clock train Soon after
this Gen KING White moved out with three companies
tnfaltty aud one company VI cavalry w drive IN tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-13
PUBLIC OPINION.

Not only is a new Secretary needed, but a
Treasury Department. The SanbOrn investigation mace
than for Mr.. Richardson Chicago Journal u!ep)
We gave up all hope Of the Democratic
party on the currency question when u abandoned VIVA
was called PeudlctOl's theory OF paying the Naon'
debt IN grcenhacks. The abandonment OF that thcoy
which. By tie way. not Pendetons any more IMAM
ID was many Others, was the political wreck OF tHe
party Dubuque Telegraph (Dem)
The honest Republicans in Congress and out
OF IL are also engaged open aud declared war upon
eminent and whose presence there il peril ana Last
ing disgrace. The only hope Of Democracy now or her
after is that in this contest the cDrrupiOusis SHOULD
hold their till another general election l. held Bal
the signs Of the time are against DECENTRALIZATION Ad'ef-
tiser (RepJ
The Presidents caution is perhaps com
mcndabe ia view Of what has happened M Ohef paris
Of the SOUTH bat ne scarcely fan 10 see that IL N not
open 10 him commit in Arkansas the errors ne com
nitfcd IL Louisiana. Here NJ permitted the troops 20
be employed in carving out against the state LrsIsa
ture The illegal orders Of incompetent Court, IN
behalf of local faction OF which MS
br0tnerin-law WAS "A leading member, ana NJ
recognizing out OF his own hedd as the Ia"
fu Governor of the State person whom the JlulclAIy
Committee the United states had after cIeiul tN m
nation, pronounced uSUrper No similar complloF-
ton presents itself in Arkansas lne HELD is thclo
fairly open To him for decision which, Whatever IL
mas be, viii be strictly within his competence ana IS
sure To prove and ELI lent remedy NATION
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CA-TLR MARKETS.

p.. A., 3, - rLg-ReoeDs TO-DAY inruinS - Hp
reorfeS 10 49,, msking tie toa supply Tor ss Esss
M,'t' WI h..f $50 ~
p''' I'D al tbs x..,
tms i,.1 Hets Market eles he ,r,t,f &c.,, o. 49,.
ef' pa more Tor stock than ths
thr onH sas we're 70 con ~ de7rs sni J,o
h.5 sa's ~ @b arsa Illinois ~
100 JOntO - " hs.Oar h., Hvrfssna Z. " =
log $50 %, -.
SLEEP ASo LAsa,-Recnv TO-DAY 100 head @shs ~, I'll
supply Tor TIE week thus 'r 900 head NE nuu b. o nc
,,me ne a, week Aarss low q 2jco all. y 100 essi
Ohoci1d 'feep from = 20 80 a. 7lGt1 ID.
goo hf sehg'n herp s1esgrg 50 ~ St ~ 90 ii scs
60! rang % 'f.n ID O. p o., q tl4 - 90
hoG'heeso ' t-i' iaelninr rrrctd srs 600 hs.s -sf
the t0 suppl. Tor tie thus sr 10000 90
head FOR The sane ur' last week e Of Yokc s5cS5 To-
heavy hoys, - 10 - -.
Cmo'Go NAY l2-C,rrrH-Re-,.pi.. 300. m,rse tsn
Ice lower. lgt - E.r Choice <5as5 srirs,
g 90 G -: GOOD Bgcs' - 7fr@t %. csrg iui ssd
weak. with nnsod shipment. ?, 600.
HO3sLyc tu rerirt 1900 Lot v'ak sslef u lomrss
fHy F1r - fJn - 40. Goof 20 Co-e s. fOasJ 80.
a few Extra. . 9DH.6; shpnes.s, 1000
SHFP-Kecp go make! srol. o. 70 1jtS % iof Par %
Choice
W,rRRrowN Mae. Nay u -RgEy CrrtF-Rsrsps lG6 hssr
TIE apply O'k a. rrte Njrsh AID n,sJ
mich i1t ODE Us of.cli ie for 4'p-s
prices substantially The last wek % ehoe =
- u.s. EXTRA .jD-J 30 frt qusiy - 75as1 90 sesaS
qaaltr 40 p 4ST 90; thrl quI.t, - % &c
SHEEP 963 head ne ~'y msfiet
being well supDicl with aseg tsby
light iles sheen lots 80 esch. s5 u.
VEAL CALyEs sold II JJfTJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-13
TIE ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM THE INDIANA
STATE PRISON.

JEFFERsoyvILLE, Ind, May 12.-fhe attempt
q, Alfred Applecate, william Kennedy, Newton POST
and william stanley to escape from state Prison yester
day il still the topic of conversation Last night
party supposed DO eNconvicts' sawed through Tue
hoard wall from the outside, placed clothins fnSuo
Kepnedy's box IN the blacksmths shop, ana lett d
letter directing him and the others to cross the odEo'
where their friends would meet them at O'CLOCK To-
II ia supposed that this party were not aware OF
,% attemnt OF the men to escape yesterday. warden
hIer placed the letter the hands OF LouisVle DC
tectyes, and expects TO secare tue Rullty p re1'
ri lame. Perkins, an cXcOnyict was FOUND it d;
w to-day ON the bridge 10 the Louisville depot ana
brought 10 prison, but denies any ~ seve
,artv breaking through the walls. shutter thnhs seNe
pA cyonvicts in addition to the four named were In the
MID U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-13
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN CINCINNATI-LOS9 So. 900.

CINCINNATI, May IA fire on the corner Of
Fourteenth and Pum-sts this afternoon destroyed San
nng's planning mill, and Shubert & TheIssngers and
Egger Sannng's furniture manufactures, with the
stock and material sannings loss Is $50 OOO insured Ia
tho Erie Of New-York, and the Union and Triumph Of
Cincinnati for 1880 each; the Brewers OF Milwaukee.
and tho Amazon OF Cincinnati for 5000 each and the
Fire Association Of Philadelphia for $500 Tho furni-
ture manufacturers loss il $4,000: insured IN the
Bre and Maltstes' for BOO each. and the Buffalo
German for $1,000. Cooks furniture mandatory adj
joining $1,000; insured IN tho Traders OF Chicago,
the Brewers OF Milwaukee, the Amazon Of Cincinnati.
tue Buffalo German aud the i0ornin vi Cleveland Tor
81 600 each.
LArER-The loss by the fire this afternoon - $4,000
including 5000 damage 10 the building aud stock O tue
Cincinnati leo Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-13
rHE rEMrERANcE RErunLIcANs AID COY. DIX |

THE TEMPERANCE REPUBLICANS AND GOV. DIX.
BUFFALO, May 12.-At a private conference
OF the Erie County Temperance Republicans here to-day
the action Of the recent State Conference at Albany in
opposition TO the denomination of Gov. DIX was
opposed. Arrangements made TO have the county
represented In the stale Council 10 held at Syracuse
in jane. IL was also resolved effect a thorough
organization OF the county a. possible polit-
zeal action, AS the circumstances shall seem to re
qgire.
Syracuse, May IA second conference OF the Tenn
perance Republicans Is % De held at the Remington
House the rst week in June. Tie general subject
OF political faction JT Tempera Ia 10 be considered
but iI Is understood that the chief object 90 perfect
the inLatlOn OF the Temperance sentiment by cQun
tee against the denomination u Gov, DIX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-13
THE CASE or THE CAPTAIN or TIL
1ACNA.

COMPLICATIONS LIKELY TO ARISE BETWEEN GREAT
BRITAIN AND chill
PANAMA. May 3.-The news from Chill by
the last steamer, bringing dates from Valparaiso 10
the nth OF April, shows that the inquiry
into the loss of the steamer Tacna
off the coast OF Chill is assuming a threatening aspect
to tho relations between that Republic ana Great
Britain After captain of the lost steamer MI Hyde,
was tried and sentenced, before tho British Naval
Court Of Inquiry, be along with the surviving crew
were declared to have committed no crimes. Leave
was given to Can't. HYDE by tho English
Consul at VALPARAISO Liverpool another
OF the Company's the Himani, and notice OF
the same given q the CHILEAN authorities.
Neye' helcss. on the Hiuani arriving nc Lota, capt
was Valparaiso and put IN the common
iail, where he still remains.
Tae English Consul, Mr.. Drummond Hay, has pro
tested aud the British Minister at Santiago has de-
uanled the immediate release or Capt. HYDE thdt an
Indemnity sl5OOJ be paid otherwise that his pass
ports be granted him.
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Al Notice, Of Marriage must BE- ipdorsed rih hnu
name and addIesS.


BRIGGS Broolyn SUNDAY Ny 10 Arsa. Brs' ,s.i 81 ',,
TIE ends Of the flmy respectfully invited % siieu h' ianeS
Or u s,. no. z6s schsrmelaorn-l
CARLTsLB-Ihoma, Carlisle NJ, I J. aged 30 ysar'
r,iiencs Of aac seventh Relative. and friends
qaertel to attend.
CdToS-oa TUESDAY morning Nay T. Mar " Chiffon. ed's
r Si ,G, Of the m e invited 70 attend The fn1er,i
Thniy aino1. a. oeos -ou he, late residence n "eai
Ee,enthsL
cuRRE-At Ser.Ue,at L l. on ru..i., Nay H. E,Soth T.
Iqfne widow OF Rev H. Uln.s.oI CGrr~, u. h.
~, ig S s an' rbsr.s IT, iI st 5ik y m ron "a.
Reform C4arch N-Nueet steam cars leave cr,aeood
HALL-n walGnsfor Coma, Nay O. Jaae L. re d wn NJ Hail.
rane from her late residence wednesday ,nernoon O'Clock
HAYs-At wi1do Hotel Suali Nav TO- Je'b Hays Of
I've late Ia's Of hi city, tue 81 year Of bis
The rcuc, l, q tn im are Invited 70 attend his fan.s
Church r~eaiytairi At be'@sea f.'a a7i Sizih-a'e'
rios q lie i's Dr. T. P.,ers, Nsa J,J.
TIN lS S 81 iii tae paee from PANTS Church MarLet.
w. c.re oot OF Caamber,,i Sesioi 70 and No~a
ocOy0R-on TUESDAY Nay - Corrols Livingston OfChIn..
O'Conor daughter Of the .aie Fraucs 4 LiT.}stgh
Friends o the family vii se-4 her oJsequs - Ilon'' Church.
RGyr corner hr,t InarsaI The Ian inst =. y
o'clock p
oDoSNRILAt Jamaica Queens County Lors Iad the lin
inst IN The yea ofhera- Margaret riow Of The late Joss
p1 % he s axe e TO attend the funeral from
R c c,urcb Jamaica "eae.1y ne l5a u,, :, TO- 20
fla a.
pALNEg-on Sunday My TO- coarHdt Palmer The 7it Of
H rl will take p,ce on were,y morning q, 10 oeol
om ,,a .Lesrs SO. 27l ~ Relative. aui inenda
Of n are respectfully Invited attend n'ho further noLes
PHu BRICx-A OAK Tfee, y J.. on Satar!Ay morning h,s.
Nathaniel e. Phick sgei 81 yefrs iom,Tyo NEWTON tsy
ssrTH-On llth inst Chr'tsaa Eh5cil rIoS Of the ss
s,mr.I e. smith, a the Stth wear OF he. axe.
Tn, fns nd family invited 10 st'"ni her funeral
an Welresay the rcsenc ~ her daUghtsria
Ig M. uenry A. le.ssr. 90 West lsen.JasL The
will be taken ~ ioukes ur lltermeai.
TERRYAI MocNr ~ j.. TUESDAY evening May II, Proierch
Pset Terry, the 9Th year vi bis
Mo- offlucTs b. eahrr
wAIrE-In stamford COus May H. Cl? Deniaua L. Waits.
aged 90.
Re,es aa fien are s;iead the iunra from h, se
dee SIurt View stamford THURSDAY hsv IA, ~ II
Cariges viii be tue depot tlc a'a Of the usa
th4l leaves Sew-iork a. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-13
AMERICAN RAILWAY MASTER MECHANICS Asso
CATION.

CHICAGO, May 12.-The seventh annual con-
vontion of the American Railway Master Mechanics
Association opened IN Knssbury Hall TINS morning
and was called to order by the President, MI H. NJ
B1itton The total membership Is now 2D. The list OF
subjects apon which the committees were appointed DIV
the last convention 20 report for the cOnsnderdOn OF
he eociat on WAS read and the first subject beng te
operation and management of locomotive boilers, IN
cndup the publication Of water, was taken up ihu tno
chairman Of the Committee read long report gl'ihs
detailed report Of various experiments mddc anu re
coInmending the appointment OF a committee 10
investigate the plans OF DR.. Rogers ana Dr Oih lo
purifying water. - -. .,,tioo,
and the reporOu safety valves was then read anu us
cnssed there being great diversity OF opinion as 10 inc
best Kind of valve i'm use This evening the report OF
tbe Committee Mechanical Laboratory was discussed
The Association will adjourn on Thursday.
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NIHHIED.
northumberland

BoUrwELL-BRARD-rn wito-. H. Tuesiar Ms, , at the
residence mother the d. L. AdsH', \ D. Bout
Emily L. only daughter u Tie a;e Luks
Beard OF Wilton. n. IT..
CHANDoR-DCKiNSON- shis ctr Wenesisv April l. 1874.
1.In United States N4yf. rpucid m
Ahrr thlrGnr Of 81 ffcrhurg, Russia ~ AsJe A.
u14ter Jo.4 Dickinson. esi., o. /, r4-Ala !. I.
st Fe.srsJury sui Psrs papers please cory.
TUtEER-sWEET-In cy r. BY lie Rev Mr. Merrck.
ery Tucker Joanna Hartman adopted laughter Jo-'A
". sse al u Cralson, Il
Providence. Il. L. papers please copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-13
FOREST FIRES IN MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, May 12.-Light showers in the
vicinity Of aginaw and Bay Cities and northwari along
the line OF the Jackson. Lansing and Saginaw Railroad
have partially extingushci the fires Further north.
Lake Huron, some trouble still exists. although no
great damage yet reported inths quarter. The tee
graph lines burned down several times to-day but
working through tonight ana bring serious news
from Northern Michigan. In Lapeer County the con
tinued absence rain the fires 10 spread, and
some damage II reported. The western part Of the
State visited by heavy showers to-day eXtingulsh
ing the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-13
CRICkEr.

The cricket season of 1874 will be opened
to-day by match between tho members OF tne 81
George, Club on their grounds, foot OF Nlhthst'
Uohoken Play will be called at 10 O'Clock The grounds
will be open for practice on Tuesdays, Wednesday ;,
:, ~ nrnuosed 10 nave "A club match every "Wednesday
,,Inodn mn 10 lime To- aud after that date on Sar
DAYS be ginning at o'clock iho cluo ho" hu'''' AA
senior and Is Junior members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-13
PROPOSED NEW RAILROAD.

TRENTON, May 12.-Artcles of association
under the general railroad law were hed today IN tue
office OF the Secretary OF state for railroad beginning
at Yardley yille in the middle OF Delaware, aud ter
pinating at a point on the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey at or near Bound Brook; length, % miles II
viii run through Mercer and Somerset Colnties Iapl'
tai Al 600 600 len thousand shares, at 500 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-13
THE DISPOSITION OF BILLS BY GOV. DIX.

ALBANY, May 12.-The Governor has signed
nearly bills before him to which there has been
no objection lie has before him large number OF
affections TO various bills to which he IA deyonS MS
attention. He will continue this work until next week
when he will resume tho signing Of bills. excepting o
cour,e those he dlsapproyes. Among the last Oils
tgned by the Governor were the Annual Tax oii tho
compulsory Eduoati9p pl Wv w IN Ialst'9a W t1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-13
THE TRIAL OF wISTERMUTE FOR THE MURDER
OF MCCOOK.

YAyKroy, Dakota, May 1.-THE case against
v,ntermute, charged with the murder OF secretary
vcCook was called for trial this morning ana AFTER us
nosing OF two three motions, the work OF paneHug
Jury began Up TO the time OF 'l'S
80 "a ,urors had been called; Of these, II declared
.,'v had formed an opinion and were excused the
,ireenth having been passed for cause The defense
ia neremptoriiy that charges must nrst come from
rosecuton Instead Of the defense, aud after an
eIYehded argument, the Court adjourned M morning
ehG tho ouesfon sill pending Very great interest is
WIZ The trial and tho room crowded during
~ several ladies' being present. Tue proceedings
oday indicate that there VIII be great diihculty In 90
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