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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13

a BEAUTIFUL ISCGDENT.-A gentle
man relates that many years ago ne was
on a visit 10 tIs isle Of Man, and during
walks he strOiied into the church.
.dfd, where repOse the bodies Of many
faithful and hu:IJie Christians. Near a
grave in a corner OF the churchyard he
noticed a lady with a little girl 1.-THE lat
ter aDOus twelve years OF ageJ TO whom
she was relating the story ol the Dairy
mans Daughter, whose remains lay be-
meath their -o-.- Is lie lady proceeded
with her narrative IL observed tnu little
girl lift up her eyes hiled with tears, and
heard her say 5Iat sine would try and be
as good ~ The CairyInan's daughter
After planting a beautiful lily on the
grave they waIEed away. Tie gentle
man, upon making inquiry, found that
tie lady was JIe Duchess Of Kent, and
the little sirl her daughter The latter
Is nov Queen Of Engiand.
The DAY OF REsr.-lt Is impossible
upon a nations beal5h and Happiness,
when, On the return Oi each sunday
millions are thus set free from TOLL
when the ledger Is closed on the desk;
when Lie hammer rests upon the anvil,
and the wheel vi the factory is silent;
when the mine sends forth is crowds,
in the hight and glory oi the newborn
day: and when Jre men can rest their
wearied frames, or tread the green earth
or hOary mountain and breathe the fresh
ar, and look calmly upon the blue sky
overhead, or listen to the sounding
stream or beating sea wave, and when
the very dumb cattle Partase Of the uni
versal blessings.
II il a high, solemn, almost awful
thought for every individual, that his
earthly influence, which has had a COM
meneement here, viii never, through all
ages. were he the very meanest of US
all. have an end.-Carlyie.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13

Truth WILL Philosophy has
sometimes forgotten God; great people
never did. The skepticsm Of the last
century could not uproot Christianity,
because it lives in tine hearts of the mil
lions. Do you think that infideIity is
spreading? Christianity never lived in
the hearts Of so many millions as at this
moment. The fOIms under which it is
prolessed may decay, for they, like all
that is the work Of mans hands's are
subject to the changes Of moral beings;
but the spirit Of truth il incorruptible;
it may BE- developed, illustrated, and
applied; it never can die; it never can
decline No truth can pass away. The
flame is undying, though generations
disappear. Wherever moral truth las
started INTO being humanity claims and
guards the befuest. Each generation
gathers together the imperishable chill
dren Of the past, and increases them by
new sons OF light, alike radiant with i'm
mortality.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13

OCIoBEk was pleasaDt =.
very favorable for outdoor onss.. sl.ai-
Oh the farm and in the garden pera.lons as
chard-and November opens with r br,'a. or.
sunshiny days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

LIpA NJ. Il NJ. Goa western ex-
change has this item concerning the
known in these parts: General y. i.
Page. a we'll known mining man 81
Eastern Nevada. has purchased ne ell
tire properly of the Ida Mill and
Mining Company, i'll Ida valley. -
neraida county. Sky five miles be-
vond columbus, and ti!e rev camp *
iubilant therCa;.a Is iiIr vii known ell
rrgy and enterprise OF General PAGE
viii enable the miners Of tile di~trict 20
work their miaeS To profit. All the
mines ii the district ale loo!.ing re-
m~arkabIN we'll.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS stated in

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS stated i'll
the SENTINEL some DAYS ago, Charles
y. Knight and Miss kate VI. Melon
aid, both OF Eurcha. were united in
the holy hon13 OF wellock ut Virginia
tIty, on the 5th inst. Rev. la,lcr
i!NncS, also of Eureka, did the ayrec-
able on the aus piriotls OCCASION. The
happy couple reached home by sun
days stage, and immediately me
bercd the SENTINEL Office with IA boun-
tiiul supply of choice wine AMI cake.
This item i not more to ackioW Ledge
the same. than to extend our concrat-
ulations and express a wish for the
long life and Happiness of the newly
welded pair. Speaking of the event,
Il Virginia City exchange has The fol-
lowing: a number of the intimate
friends of the happy cou pie were pres
ent. and the affair as>cd Oh in Il hand
sonlc manner. Tie bride WIS clc-
gan,!v .itired in blue silk. and wore Il
wreath Of orange blossoms. Her neck
lace and earrings of pearls of the ptir-
e>t water. attracted Eluch attention.
and were universally admired. Miss
NJ. Waters, of Silver City. acted IL
bridesmaid, and WAS also dressed i'll
excellent TASTE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

RETURSEp.-CitiZcns w. II. Haven-
port and NJ. Borowshy returned home
yesterday from Virginia City. TO which
place they Went As representatives Of
Eureka Lodge. |. O. O. i'..tothr Grand
Lodge OF the State. Thy speak i'll
hi1h praise of tle city under tie liii.
ani The PROSPEROUS o lition in which
HEY found ii. c. G. Hubbard. who
also ace i'll ;he ame capacity, Willre
urn to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

The Foor l. .CE.-Tie time for entr'
for the foot race, TO be run on sunday
next, closed Yesterday. the names OF
ten contestants having been placed ON
the liSt. ThGanIount OF money to he
run for is sluo. and during the Wceis
the parties Ell cred viii 90 into active
training on the ground e which the
race i TO be run. Pools will lee sold
previous to the start. and cutie "A sun
Of money Will proua by change bands
on the result. Tie following are the
names Of those entered for the race:
Teddy Smith, NJ. q. Murphy. Mike
o'Lan2hiiu, - Dunlap. Mathews.
Anonio Ibarra. the Unknown, Indian
Pee, and "A sho~hone Warrior.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

RENovEp.-It WAS rumorcd vester-
day that Richard shannon, lately shot
in a .r&cas al Newark. had died. AS
neither his Attending physicians o late
arrivals from here We're aware ofSuch Il
iitc, the report is doubtless untrue. al
llouga TIE condition of the INA is
itch that death will will ultimately
PnSIc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

SHOOTING At HAMILToN.-From Il
passenger on he sage from Hamilton
last evening we learn that a >eriou,
~honting aft av occurred At that place
yesterday morning, Tire !raca> oc-
CURED in a cabin just oHt Of town, and
Gnr man MAS killed No names were
s;vcna and the quartet, it IS said, grew
out of Il drunken row.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

WANTED.-By reference to an adNcr-
tisement under the head OF New To-
Day" it will be seen that teams are
10 Typo district. For tll! particulars,
apply to II. Johnson, Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09
Pool SrIILNa.-A LARGE crowd WAS

Pool SEIIIN&.-A largc crowd WAS
in attendance last evening at the Saz-
erac saloon. the occasion being the
selling Of pools on the race tomorrow.
About 81 $50 worth Of pools ere sold,
Gray .Alfand Adj selling in turn for
first choice. though Il few We're lur-
chased with White Stocking in the
lead. To-day selling will commence
ON both days ace al | =. Nj, and con-
tinue during the evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

GoNE EAsr.-Jul=e w. NJ. Cafes,
accompanied by his wi!e, left on sur
day last on Il visit To his relatives in
New York stare. For III ti.ne past
The health Of Mr.. Gates has been >Uch
that change OF climate WAS thought
advisable and he will probably remain
among the scenes ot his bnNhooi days
i'll the future. barring his residence in
tins State he has Won scores OF friends,
who sincerely hope that tie change
Viii prove beneficial 10 him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09
(arieS of Tcstin,oniais.

III t,r-...n =; - ua...4tf,a
iI'ri T. lonnYl,, li,H9P =. ;Ggt: NJ
! n1tr sai"i ! '.aSuiv = S'"r5tz ma ! III
A!,r,tIln t' - " a. H., - H. - Is i l Il
'lei"tio" I'tto' 'ie" ~ ~. ~ I,xxvJI
. T.. 0NotNhhE
III Sea'".ssf TIA feIlleNed lienI MY teeta
arr n3tn'zi ei e9fi, WIN Efeqi III anu
"lth"ti causing 'Ae 80 am. an lleas-
ne IN f3,roh4iHeI "lA& MN 70 any efi4ES r.
lHtlHS III SERVICES. 13A ~ M l M.
rom cen. .. II. Lagrange. :. +. Mint:
! certity that lIr. $th.e>ser renewed several
800 Er,, 49, F,r IN "a f,v ., TA.+.~ al
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

BULLION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
he day before, by Pritchard's line,
he Eureka Consolidated Company
hip red 1910 pounds of crude bullion
and the Richmond Company 40. l0i
pounds of refined bullion: total. 7l,74o
pounds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

To III R,cI>->amrSon will run Il
stare 10 the rae course to-day and dur
ing The Races. Parties wishing to visit
the track Will ha~calle! for AZ their resi-
dvnre IL amy tine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

Run AWAY. = Last Sunday, two
horses attachel to a buggy. at.pr being
driven to the ace track, INDUCED in a
spirited runaway owe the hills. No
one Wa III The buggy at the time, and
though the ani.nalSIan Il considerable
distance. no serious danla~e Was done.
y hio&en tonGue vas all the Injury
sustained,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

WILL AEEIVE.-eheritf Emery, Sol.
tarman, and others Viii arrive to-day
troIn Austin to Witue>S the races.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

FROM THE BAY.-l'rofessov ban.
Nllalen, the celebrated vioiini~t, j.
several months To the Bay City. lie
arrived by YESTERDAYS stage from ,hc
railroad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

Ar lioNE.-Ine family of Chas. II.
Fisk returned yesterday from talifur-
lila.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

The Imperial Mining COMPANY,
Cold Hill, has lcNie! al assessment OF
81 per share.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09
@cr elie o. Renia

A Lt{GE FfrE-pf uGF WAREHOUSE
A incl cling Il desirable and c~ummaaioa.
uHeltir=. for sal or teut III a bargain. III,
and Ioli streets. iHln"diate y north oi =
James thnrch. Fer partiee lars inJgire ol
the premises. j. ". LOCK AID.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

WILL BE RHwARpEp.-The finder o;
an NJ revolving pistol, lost on
Clark street sunday last. will he suit
aalN rewarded by leaving the same at
this office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

f'oUWrn or dULN B~ALL.-Thc mem
Ners Of Roscoe EnGine Company No.
l.. have determined to give ane,h her OF
their grand annual balls on the even
INK of july 4th. The Committee of
Arrangements will publish the !ro-
Eriii.nle AT an early day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

ARRIVALS.
Fly W. T.. FElTtH tRI'S ST G LINE.
Tios J Read Henry Grockcr -
L Antonio Mrs Michigan
Yves Travis L Prescott
! VI Mcdonald Vi B~oruwsly
Mrs iiutari II 7 Evans
II Davenport MrsC II Fisk
j Muhuney :. King
Rose hing AL Spinls
Ry THE ELKo STAGE LINE.
Blanch Kelly Nellie Wilson
BY ". l.. FRITCH ,Ri'S STAGE LINE.
DEPARTURES.
.Jrdgr Gates Mrs Gates
.! Hawke " Smith
L Cioscau Arihar
u !ioIkins VI tiGolycar
. L Summers Lizzie sem. tle
BY THE ELxo STAGE LINE.
~ ~lIornits CNcCulcv
ii Vi Royal John l'urk
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

The BALL At NEwARK.-The ball
anno,mcel torlaSt Friday, 20 be given
NJ the Dew Drop Inn !Io;cl. has been
postponed until Friday night. June
10Th. The music IN Attendance will be
iirst-claSs. aud ample accommodations
for those attending will be provided.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

TIE RoA2s.-Supervi>or Walls i
determined 10 have the roads OF his
di~tr!ei III iirs.-claS> order. Al present
from the summit To Pinto. who are
dwelling and otherwise repairing the
road. Between town and EuhV HI
ana other roads leading i'll and out OF
town. he has a number OF men en-
gagci III reron~tructing the cradles. fill
lnr in chuck holes. etc. When Josh.
Las his contemplated improvements
finished. the public highways Will be
II thoroughly good condition.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

Q. b. b. C.-There will be IL meeting
of the Original Base Ball Club this
evening, at Luther lark's saloon. All
members are requested to be present,
As business OF importance is to be
transacted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

JUST RECEiVED.-paNe Mannheim is
in receipt Of new invoice OF the Ii est
styles of fine White riqre suits ana
fancy marseiileS Vests, ol la;c cUt ana
style.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

LICENSE Sheriff sullivan requests
us to say that he will be around to-
morrow and Wednesday for the collec-
ion of license. Business men are cN-
pec:ed to be prepared TO settle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

PRESERVE louK SIGHr.-J. ..Straus
informs The public that he is The sole
AGENT for the San Francisco Spectacle
90. for this place. lie has on hanl Il
great variety of spectacles and eye
glasses suitable to all ages. sci in gold,
rubber or steel frames, and lenses to
Ii amy frame. At his emporium, in
NVis>. Fargo x cos building, can be
found Il complete assortment of wa.ch-
e.. chains, .iowe!ryand precious stones.
lie Viii leave this week for san Fran
cisco Io purchase new designs for the
summer >eason.f jc1tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

A~sE>sNrNr.-The Hayes Mining
Company. Robinson district. White
Pine cauny las + We'd IN a>Se~meat
al 20 cent, per share, d tnIueas u y
nh.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

MATCHES AND JEWELRY made and
repaired by J. Strau>. orders 20 New
Work and SAN Francisco promptly at
tended 10. ap1
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09

SAM. FRIEDMAN pays the highest
price for secondhand furniture.
sam buys saloons.
sam buys all kinds of secondhand
household Foods.
sam will sell anything You have AZ
auction. mN-9I
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
CIVIL NOTES.

The Supreme Court, General Term, have ap-
pointed the following committees TO cHamins .young
men applying for admission 10 the bar: ON Qlalihca-
tions-Whecer II Peckharn. John sherwood and II IN
Iner I. Chandler; Cnardctcr-lames G. Carter J0hn
p Crosby and Thomas II. Hubbard. The COMMITTEES on
Qualifications Will meet on May i3 at p. m.
The suit of William Fallon against the Belt
Line Railroad for damages sustained By his son.,
years. who over by one Of the defandants
cars thereby sustaining injuries which resulted In tho
loss OF both legs has been trial during the past week
before Judge LarremNre in the Court OF Common Pleas
Toe jury awarded the plaintiff s. damages yesterday.
Hall q Yanderpoel for the defense.
In the United States District Court yester-
day, in decision in the matter OF John sedgwck
assignee agt Jane c. Place and Others Judge Blatch-
ford says: Having arrived at the conclusion on the
evidence taken in the matter of the examination OF the
claim made by Jane C. Plce AGAINST thc estate OK j. y.
sparAman IN blnkrupcY Tor the sum OF sij359 81, with
allowed that amount must deny the motion made in
this suit for IN injunction against her.'
Nicholas Doll brought suit, in the Superior
Court against James Gordon Bennett because OF ar
Gle in The Telegrqm which stated that Doh had been
brought before a u s. Commissioner a charge Of at
tempted fraud the revenue, which was an error as
the plaintiffs name only appr In the papers ~ surety
for the person really accused The defense was that
correction was made, upon which Doh waived al claim
for action, and that the alleged libel was wholly With
In superior Court CnamOers to strike portion OF
the answer irrelevant. This was denied yesterday.
William f. Morgan, between whom and his
wife, Caroline L. Morgan, divorce proceedings pend
ing, applied habeas corpu, to Julge Lawrence yes
terd4y for order granting him the custody o. his
daughter, years, alleging that il his charges
true the wife not d person 20 nave custody or the
cnild The return tne writ denies tho charges and
sets forth that some time ago the husband offered her
5000 to bring divorce suit against hn, but for the
OF her child refused; that the husband not
proper person have OF the child and tha. the
child Is delicate health and requires tle mothers
The Was sent 90 a referee. Tie cOunsc. fOs
the plaintiff ID. Robertson and Col Geo. II. Hart
Tor the respondent Ju le Van Cote aud Mr Worries.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08

Considerable jealousy has been created by
the fact that arrangems have been made between
the Chicago and Alton and the Union Pacific Railroads
u regard the according 20 which all Car
.orna through freight will hereafter via the chicago
and Alton via the Hannibal and thence via the HannE
bal aud u. Joseph Railroad to ST. Joseph and quincy
aud ST. Joseph Railroad to Hannibal and thence via the
ST Joseph aud Denver City Railroad 70 EJrt kearney
ON the Union Paenc The new freight tariff 10 san
Francisco adopted for the route. viii DC the same
s That OF tne Iowa rOa1s FIRST cils, s5; second Is
trd g. 70: fourth N 5)i class A. q as class H. ~
elias 81 sJ class d. 81 gu. The Iowa companies are
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
THE FIRST NUMBER OF THE TRIBUNE.

To the Editor OF The Irto uhe.
SIR | am not subscriber to THE TRIBUN E.
and my name does not appear on It's subscrptioh sts
VET leaving out The JegersonaH, think have read
Mr. Greeleys papers as long as any The Ne Yorker
read and have several volumes OF IT, took IAe Da"y
Whic and Empire State while edited by JACOB b. Moore
and Horace Greeley during tie Fall Of 1852 me bhY
was then published at No. 1872 Nassau-st between the
old Office OF The SuH and Tammany Hall. Tho hrst tine
that / ever Mr.. Greeley met him IL the once "
The Whi0 was couversing with Ar. Moore When MI.
reelev came ip and in the conversation which ensued
Mr. Greeley alluded GOV. Seward. On the puDAcauoh
of The Loq Cabin sent every week TO the once lor
eopy OF that paper aud have two sets Oh IL now. NeH
reioec the iay on which THE TRIBUNE made us aDpsaI
apce lived in Fultonst and went around 20 We ViC &
i'm Ann-st and bought copy OF THE TRIBUNE ana nav
tbat COPY now together with following ISSUES. nlsS
nee a reader OF the paper from that day 20 tnl- WI"
the exception OF several years whlle absent Io w
country IL is needless to that eXceedlney IJoCr
in its prosperity. / consider II the MignI'es' PoS
among an the newspapers OF the country. j. h. NJ
Hartford Conn, May 2, l57i
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
plSSENGERS ARRIVFD.

FROM LrvERPOOL-Is gera.Ap cuba. My MR. Burke hf.
s ,1t ., - w-s Creyrt,l n e Homes Joirs1r lisnn -
81 Gu John ans tLe Feryu5on tue Rev n Morrison,
n Sx J. NJ CLARK Cine Barker. Mrs. Stevenson and nian
j. b. De Ia Costa. NJ JaAr a.a family e 9l " h pfsa
m Rev r C. Baxter J. 2. N0ual hrs Ackoid ber Johns,
Ahnr Osborn johnson George Knight loS hosulnsAy,
Ir Cryies az family j. Coo .Ige, $40 Mass Appie "a
-f ~bd l. Tfg sIr Wakrng auf VIE Wm. E Zni Capt eess
Roa Army Master sother r. he1eudeL ~ Col a Iscet
81 Faer ~ vile. John Wl.0l z Nors ali VIE ~ o. Fi-
ON Mr. Regsnaw salmon. " g. 0onstbe NJ 1otnie1 VIE
. .I Mrs AID ,Is Cl.k J. Pice. r. O. Bdl & jose kiAo-'
Il Q tcEfei Mr. dtn hter D. r Larnl ana IAN y,
M Lvngston family W. W. Smith and se, Ar bga aud Nnis'
r. Gaiti. A. StoveL -, s,-
FROM HAvANA-I- s,ecassiP Moro Cf'' Nay 1-solomoa
Woco A. Bauer ca Miss Bella oy; y Nara san'ia
nsnaa Hary Ieha ris Woeot ). sanchez Gar. O.
Marty Capt Phean r. suars, sahs hci1ri Na va
M-xc A. Santiago, j. oltH, v GHiA-oy Al4O-
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
In the Cnnrt nf General Sassinns vf.tar1av Inlg.
nECIsIONS-MAY :.

Saprpne C0Wt-Cbambers-By judge Lawrence
Tunn Marsl Ronaue cir,h TreGi vel P0mc-g
Lynch agt Brl dlil *. J5rian ami Others Bower sl1g'
Bank BisaAey.M mOaldans Brown NIu NTcze Tel
williams Motions Ieliei Pratt Sher~l O. "a Zen
Otari matter. Van Huton. Oniosr others l
IuvE ami others; the matter Of the CnO1 square B-Iki Belrr
GJyhd Sc. Hans agt klck', H't Miller Iruee agG H)r
ford; Stevens Mercn4gts ani Others
othersGrlu,e In the & bert n q mIter o. ET
cantei Mott Mott Report conillsl, a1l
granted BeHse act MlluHNoH0l eui SO
Wlns Wans HUH Cary; Solmons sans Bellens
agt same Two m0uoasL-MemoranlIns ilr council
Judge DoaotueIa the matter Hermann aad orsN)oa
denied.
Cir~ut-pa IlBy Judge VanNOrstRCOme The Mayor Gc
Motion FOR trial denisi
SuDeriOr COart-Specidi Term--Bv Judge Curtis
Chapman Bnea shenkDefcBaats motion 10. trial cn
the G deuie1.
BY Jag- yorst-Dol Bennett-MoOn denieL LsiOu
Crollius-MoIon granted.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
BAsE-BALL.

About 500 people witnessed the game on the
Captoune Groungs yesterday between the professional
Atlantic CuD of Brooklyn and the amateur FyaWays oi
this city The Atlancs play was hot up TO their usual
standard and consequently they received their first de-
feat Of the season. The game closely contested up
TO tho seventh inning when 10 stood - to in the At
lantcs' favor. In the eighth inning they added two
more 10 their score and the amateurs were again
BANKED leaving the game 10 70 c, the Atantics stll
leading. In the ninth last inning the FlyaTays'
fold ne was perfect. They retired the Brooklyn nine N
one two three order and went in for their last chance
having four to make 10 tie the game ana nYe 10
win. This they did spendidly blting Bonds eNectlve
pitching with apparent eIsc making SIX rams, anu WIN
ning the game by Of II 10 10 IN playing Dahl-
man. HOdes, and Kessler did the best for the Atantcs,
the catching OF the latter being feature OF the game
for the Fyaway Llughlin, Cick and knoydeli carried
Of hOnOEs. The following IS the score by nnu--
Isl - g.. ~. 9Th G'-- 7tL. Cd St-. Total
4,iss.S...: 4,.s.S...: = : s-t2
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS

FRIDAY. MAY =.
Malls NegolnIrG NeEfcE PostO1ee every Gar
a. % D. q. HALIFAX
Illiflx closed the NswlOfk P0stOhce
IA a ?, and goes boston
SATCRDAT. MiT ..
For British Mail only Qleelsovn and Liverpool.
By le steamship Celtic > pDsnentay MAJ q
sel az the Pos-Ohcs al steamship IL
rom Whie star Dock pavonl Ferry, lerey CIV.
Mails Southampton and Bremen the steamship
Nckar close II "A. Supplementary Mail closed the POST
OGce Al $50 o. steamship Aont4e foot Of lh.-
81. iiobOAen.
ADirect Gsrman ,nd PrnSr elsel Nal BE- sent ~ this line
Nails En-sol Jlm1i~1 As1i1vl Panama, South Paste ind
Central American yO the steamship Go coe ai 10
sup Nal clsec a. tie Poa.O4cs al IA a. NJ
steam hip Ais q IL f.. from Per No ~. y Z.
Mails direct, by tire steamship isll-ton esf AZ IL u.
steaIaahp sails At on Pier olt Of ioarA hoh2Ae1
Ha7- fiealur-, c'se % p. n
Ma.s fJr key Wer ltenhD CLYDE, c-e t = D. 5eAEs
slip sails - 8 ). H.. lTom Pier No. 20 a. r.
sCNDAl NAY 10.
Al Mails close atI Oco;A IAe tVstolos Is opeB from -
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New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
ASSESSING THE DAMAGES OF NTEMPERAScE


SIR Il would suggest the following plan 10 IN
dempify the community for the evils resulting from the
ale Of Intoxicating drink: Let every city and town
omen an account with the trade in which all the costs OF
pauperism and crime resulting from the use OF inoHea
ting drinks shall charged As the value Of one human
life has been fixed by law at 5000, let this sum DC
charged for every death whether by violence OF slSs
ne that nav have been caused by the use OF scoAol
In any form. Charge all loss OF time Dy aflIsaus
meonanics laborers &C. which may be the result oi
drinking IN the account also all damage, oi WIZ
ever name nature that may be traced 10 the same
cause Let proper officers be appointed 10 assess cor
Iect nd distribute full of the above crHc
together with q suitable SUN for the pay meh OF su1
aeers while thus employed the assessment 70 De .te @
On he aud dealers IN proportion 20 Tue
amount sold.
Waterford, n. T., MAY 2, 1874