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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

BRopHgADla HobSs1 o. y % To' ~. s Jazz i s
Reaayei and trsds are hYlss. 20 a,s NJ Eona.s7 at
O'Clock ?. LIZ, MOnday Nay -, without a''HeF 'oI'e.
BRowSo1 saly morning sd INST ,.5 ,l OIL 'e Caro-
rs wi % .Asn .'gH me e n 81 hs a I D..' a. n
Tht6nh between PARK sld Lexington, YES where ner-i
viii be held Aoiay -o'h mt a. eoeA p H. h
BRowTsEeC 3D. a. 10 M. S s.a c, .o c 81 l
e. T. Bfownseqrad and Laughter OF we ~" "eo' N''
p n u. .e t from her late residence 10 Ea,, TEeunh
Monday, At ia n
cARrER-ou THURSDAY May q, SevclalAa. Conn., HAnad
Carter in "a year nj. age. . ., ~ . , 49,.
Funeral adesc on Aooaay Nay 20 At oio S,
R. T. connect SeVC4naan r. L. At stamford flhs returning
ErswoRru-ou FddAy 90 Jobs Ellsworth 'sei y ye.r
The relatives ard friends q the aly are na % payISeo
.1 Trains leave at : and 1880 a.
FELTIn Brooklyn Sunday Nay "a 1874 afer bor, ana pr
~ lines, Aosa LO, sie Of cAaneey ~ Pei n the 0' year
% v,, end friend, Of the family respectfully invited attend
issher Rnglsheri LOti, At 8ath, L.
HADLKY-suddey sunday MAY - iphher. Ade'.
W only Of Henry G and Fannie D. A44e Hs 80 f
other age o,..,..,
Notice Of funeral in tomorrow papers.
HOMASs-O Saturday nght May 3D. Smith Homans in ' 57'h
p! y-1 service. on rqe.,v a. l2a ooe l late residence
No -OJ West Ft-sH'h'i RELATIVES al a-' are "rel " a.
tend, without
EI-RD- On the 2lst INST. Charlie, Corbin Hurf
feis respectfully Tted % i'tend the nnea ron
81 Pelg nuyssnave, Newark n b. On Monday Tue @1'A
HgsIAcEos SATURDAY., pa Inst q Pneumonia william L. son
William anu r. Mara liusa-e agei - yetrs. 49, .
The friend. Of family, ard Of bis uncle William
respectfully invited attend the funeral ron MS ats
residence AIS Maon-sVe. lnesdA 2oth inI a. p a.
LITTLRP Brooklyn SATURDAY, 23 n't Of pneumonia
Mr. william Li.ehei of Newport, L. l. sgel y yeAs
port papers please
PRINCE-At Lp l., Friday, 22l inst Mrs MARI Prnes
mother of John ID. Prince Of his aty.
Noue offunra hereafter
L1Seil p1rers please copy.
RICHAROsOSAt Newark Jersey Sunday 24h ast nsnA
vow OF william chrison u Bath, Maine. M hs oss
year Of her
residence Rsy Palmer D. &DJ Mount PeAsns
ave Newark Iau AID .Ilends invited ~ attend
sTRARSs-Sudieny on D. Of geson tn brain, william
r Siesrns Of Orange ssei 80 yesrH oe,
Pupr.l VALLEY TUESDAY. 2bh
in At $50 D. n arrival Of train leaving foot of Barclay st..
Sew.ioTk. $50 OciocE
gHRBLERAt Jersey CITY lights SATURDAY Nav % Of pnea-
molia Wheeler, W4oN VI CiAt D. Wheeler aged -
-
r. ays ,ni friends attend t5e fanea from the res
Fraukln Mhitrrv Farm uut ave-
Bsrger..ve Jersey Ci,J. rar~ia MAJ % a. o'clock
wRlGHT-At Flushing l. L. -, Dr. william Wright arassv
of q h. Il.h fraE
respectfully inyted 70 Nenl hi 'une'N
srTcrs al residence cTaes BD~ne anj hasn i'es.
hu.bng TucsdV, May 20, 81 oeSeA p ~ IRAN es'eA
Hunter, Point al 3. 80
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Norris will continue to act Cdmtfe, at the
Iuarc Iheater. TIL end OF t1r season, which
II. 10 CLOSE on the ON OF June. Mrs CDanrau appears
tnere on the srh, Dora. and MI stuart Robson viii
refresh tho tired nuuity Captain CroSSree IN
- Black-Ey ii S--u-san.'
The following ebullitiOn, addressed by an
amatory stranger Miss EzI NcatAersDy Is Ia clrcu
latlCn:
nv pos.s al Of Of few words ami no
n,nsense hi you good man who is able 10
provide you vel ne They - plenty OF srs WOMB be
Dear Miss eAtheTSbF
- Nv th paD tn paving ike what they used
e. rou New Workers g prove me by
shs directly
on bacheore-was marned Oh pause While IT'S
Remember I'm OF very few
hail life as beng good man
eheraned ming yours, with sincerity and love- -
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Monday. May 25-l a. m.
Synopsis for the past tDeniV-fOar hours
The barometer has fallen in the districts on
the Atlantic coast and lake REGION where u Is
lowest 1t has lightly In Missouri ana Iowa, VITA
nOrtherly winds and clear clearing weather.
Clear ana weather, with s0dtherly vines pre-
walls In the Southern states; cloudy ana threae nng
weather with light ain IN Southern New England, the
Middle States and the lower lake region The tempera-
ture mas slightly in the lower lake region anu IN
the interior OF the Middle States.
The Mississippi River has allen NJ Memphis, the ONO
has risen Cincinnati aud the MOnongaAei has risen
at Brownsville.
PrObabiHies
For Nec- England Me Mute Siftes and torer take
region coudg reather and LghfRtIN wH prerdh erceD
IN Southern Virginia wh Increasing sout-fdsIry anu
complementary minds. StaitOny or rising te"peTdf"e
and faAtHG barometer.
For SCUM Atlantic and Eastern Gulf states Ten
and the ONO valley, generally clear anu warm
weather during the day with sOutnerly 70 westerly
winds stationary, followed by rising barometer On
Monday night
For the upper lake region Missouri and Iowa. clear
clearing weather north 70 west WINDS stationary u
falling temperature, aud rising barometer.
The Ripers.
The lower Missssipp Will rlii, the lower Ohio and the
10 ger Missouri will change but slightly during no day
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THE FIRE RECORD.
IN FOREST CITY. ARK.-Loss s4s,7OO.

IN FOREST CITY. ARK.-LOSS $4,000.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May PA fire in Forest
City, Ark. on Friday destroyed the Forrest House,
valued at 5000. Mr.. Brooks the lessee loses every
thing He was insured the Peoples Company OF Phil
idelphia for 81 500 Western company for 800
Other losses we're follows Webb Viughn's saloon,
loss 5000 uninsured John T. Gurey's saloon, 5000"
uninsured Dyer's drug store, loss $780, Insured In
Western companies store OF Browne 81 Wolfe 5000,
uninsured; dry goods store OF John GureY loss soOOJ
60 $4,000 insured in Virginia $1,000, IN the
Peoples Company OF Philadelphia $500. anu $500 IL
Western companies, Jake MOrris's saloon. S7OJ uDln
sured; John N Cotton dry goo Il, 5000 uninsured {;
stewart Bros building 1880 MIS-. Goes store. Sl50O
uninsured Mrs Regnard's millinery, s3OOO, uniAsureu
resltleuce OF Kit CODD, $4,000 uninsured
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AN ALLEGED ERROR IN THE CHARTER
AMENDMENTS.

The State Senate on the last DAY Oh tne
session passed with amendments, a bill amending sec
ton OF the NewYork Charter one Oh 'nc anenu
ments struck out the following words
There shall also he elected six Aldermen at Large, 20
be voted for on a separate ballot but no voter sh Vte
for more than four OF stId Aldermen ~ La 80 -, -,
oers Of the ana Twenty fourth wards OF
sad ty are hereby authorized for Aldermen al
Large. 81,
The Acknowledgement in the amendments ana the
hill went 10 the Governor with proper Endorsements
II is reported however that the words gwen ABOVE
were not stricken out remained IN the OA As 'eh
TO the Governor and signed oy him.
Gov DIX has In addition 10 the bills already repor'eu'
signed the following:
To amend an entitled an act To amend anu -, ~,
CIV Of New-YOrk. in relation 10 the Marlne Dout' -
Iucorporate the AngiO-Mexcan Railway COMPANY ~
inrorporats the 81 Jonn's savings BANK OF foIuin
10 Incorporate tAe Association OF the AluAi VI
bia College.
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HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

U,r,yA NAV demsnd ut ini holders hrn Nos ~
10 IL d. a020 per srrob Nos 10 10 ~ - -
2g reals Mvsse. Sagr 10 ~ l0 reals Ma'S9,aLo
aDl6 reals Fair 70 Good R-hnng II ID
~ r.s ro,ery Grades 2O5s02l reals stock Of scga WIRE
bon MatauIas 900 boxes, 20 9UO hhl receP
Re ye-s a. 500 sud 900 hhdS Exported during The
: Con NM. - the United St41es. MOlasses nominal
B,con 1IydE33 A. Buer-Suuenor, fsOdsSZ a. dunthi
CT, S.3gss5 z our s2G 5O0s27 80 = bb. for American
nericau sugarcure s35 dsiO y qGinla Lan-ln keg.
,o Ia s3idS3j Potaoesi-lb y Dbl
80 " So o,,sl3 ne ouintal War-Yelow. sl70slS y
.tS White s2jdr3O Goal OIL reals per on lmpty nogs,
500 1853; Pitch Pine. 300 y
Box shook. 81 reaisj HogheSd sAooAs; az reals
80 Freizhs nominal q 0ox Of
Sr1sT nadiug Al .yana Uait-d States, Toe $4,000,
Prrh.pg. n United states 80 lays currency 100 uo
.ri1m short sight lOs9Io9 premium 80 DAYS gold l5Og
n-~tum 331l3t premlum on Lonol loVVlo-
nretaium; on Paris l3O4l32 premium
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scov,l. Blood and Liver syrup for scroful. Rh,um.n

scoviifs Blood and Liver syrup or neroinA hoeumh"
vruent supton Sesraga and Kidney Dseies The only
medicine which penAs with aneag certainty tn ms
head Of 4aies circulation and by iinieesinx
and nrg5rsng the blood removes heir cause scovLts BLOOD Az"
LsR SYRUP The diseases generated by nh4HaoI and
Dosopous matter in the blood greater than generally mp
oosoI Disorders which affect The skin tie san
the au,ces bones bat liz nervous COMPLAINTS aud
variety Of ameas which females are especially 'a ~
~. H.
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wHrrMoyDAY FESTIVITIES OF THE GERMANS.

Whitsuntide, one of the principal leas''
a,non Germans coming in sprns. Is celebrated BY PIE
ana other festivities and it is sad that German
he offered doube nav for work on whltmondav he vii!
forego 1t To- enjoy holiday. The different unions VIII
today mai excursions the various parks III 'he CITY
aud its vicinity. Tag Tarnyerein viii MAKE an eAeui
sion 10 scAutzcn Park, Uaion HiL ~ j. AH'
festivities will begin at / D. m Iha oAnE'i
bund Will make an excursion 70 Jo"eS
Woods. and Washington PARK, " D., anu A 'ne
-syrr Runde 10 BIN W,pds The minor unions VIII 20
10 igucna Grove IN One-hundred andthfty
hetWeeu Fbnrtn ave. ani Harlem RIVER: the Mannrt
SesI,ger y.ca ~ iscIaags Satlogl HprA u ZENITH
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- THE WORK OF ITALIAN LABORERs.

Among the new lot of unskilled men en-
ployed on THE TRIBUNE building since the strike are
twenty or thirty Italians who prove to be excellent
Iahorerl They have been working their way into en-
ployment for time, in that work which has hereto
fore been almost the exclusive property or the
r,,.h II has not been generally known
maj thrrs were skilled llDOrers among them,
but four OF the stone masOns e'npoied az IHE
gp,p,.SE buidin are Italians ana among the best
who nave yet worked on the joe, while several more
claim 10 good brcklayers, and ask FOR chance 10
SNOW " al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
CRICKET.

The Prospect Park Club opened play at the
PARK ON Saturday sides being chosen by Messrs Wood
house and Peters. The former side won by score OF
a TO -.
The Prospect Park Cricket Club, composed
of the journalists and literary men OF Brookyn' elected
tbe following officers at their annual meeting: Jno Y
C,lver OF Prospect Park. President
A Mclean, Vice Presidents A. w. Peters, Secretary
DR. Draytou, Treasurer. The Club Is III prosperous
condition There VIII be match between their married
aud sin .ie members next Saturday.
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u
'G Wis, -saa.t S E.; rainy and thick.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
rv~r, n MAY 2fhe steamship Oaio FROM Liverpool O'set
here :, 2:3Oo m. for Phiafelohis ,,. ST., 49,, ~,
c. Nay "a Arrived steamship rslcoo ron Ss
,i,. a. brig Rover or Norfolk sebrs Gs''
III. P,Ss g's .so S'. ,. bee" n .. A :s:f
rS 80, MONDAY, retEed 20 the hAssi AeaieH,
Yesterday Afternoon sHi tie 'h @ 80 PIC So ,pe,ssss
later report foregoing ies 'h i1e NIX rHi'' Va"
AZ Cove PoIn, IN wonrg sI,b m algngsfe. -. -.
BALTIMORE MEy 2iAr1ye ste m 'h,li mn" 49, ',S w,
ScEYork; Florence FTsniin fon Pr 'ei's. 49, n 4
William Nhii-p Philadelphia C-sred YES -
Naria steve s5r N4.Yors bart Ps,-isa To- 10 sh sr
ssasr Wy cor Cst lai; H. shsr Tor DO o' 49, Bo,os
Haven; Charley Wolls0v Tor View Haven l. D -. "' 49,,
g kosers r New.Be.oHa hIry D. Haskell H 10, ''''
Bosros Nus hav "a Aiyel ia bssA- Bound ~ o, ooS TO-
Cenapee from ThaIslpbla bsrt M.rrthou I'm s1 Agso,
brgs lah. from Aavrgger; Pane-. Nrtgoine 4 N =. -
rom Cenisrgc,i sea Hitas Page hoH noDIe Ihom Il '
bury from lOrs loyal !. q.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN May - THE White Star Line stsrmshp A. 1t'
Perry from NeK.f1rh Nay lG arrived $3.50 tas
sogTsAsros Nav 24-Tbs North Lova .ts@-sp Ars
arrived thi. pot TO-DAY ant pEoe-9-i % Bre,nsa
PLYAoUTH s aay 2iTAe llala69T iTses5 r, ''ean,ss
Wes;ghal4 NeNYork MAJ H. 9 hAnbur reel ms
ouagSsroWS A1T s6e Cansrf Lire ss-mp, Cub, n roie
~ for Liverpool he- u y " y is
HAyASA May 22Tle steamship Cans, from ss"lofA AiJ -"
QussHc M,y 25-t.pt Wilson Of the bark CaSpor ra's.
yesterday, shat b. erenencs heavy wctheT al
"a % ne 80 ~, hs ..1''t - . ue 80. 80,
when ibon mile fni BALI distant he sso~F
vent tosn He hopiny
,hs vessel, r.'rtes 10 have .,iei from o,-s-s sd
trea. xhlcl there Dearg ioGf hgnarsi 10 sfnEe
SPOKEN.
Nsy % bg Liss B. fof St John. y b.. from West nis sv
Satlrnd v 3 f8v ri otbost PIT No q
Apn - a. 30 ous 80 o., bark Goss lGetj d'~
Bremen fos Se"-iors
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Suerll. Noilfes
DIR. sherman, Certain Remedy for Rupture Troubles

world d,,9. syg1 'R asr.S; Ss s q, sS' me-
bumao sufnag ni by reia disease all eans "aI,o
sound greatest under hyn and from TIE um Wien
the asaase % E .,e a through ne oes ~1sS he rcu
aton OF the and Of the ee wins si
1s a. emu, sS I Si cre- are areeed
most so lAs gwen paramount ap"
MANS PHYSICAL WELFARE,
eaoa es'as aa, os9,. s, ,oy IsSI's T.
re,he such ,tae adv nat - 8 20 .a Sn ss'
tons have until rec-uY aeaed all agaaA
S s53 he s5 T a s1 n q sarup at oiSs upi ys1
efal resey Tor ta, mo-. painful a. sel . u,
sas nature he .wood heaiy % be 'anIoGHe4
STRUCTURAL DISRUPTION
repaired aaoa to Strengthening the vital ocs and there
Msaas .l0ts fooHa -a-ssaa's q he 1GrOo. o.
the other hau no exclusive aeessaes! oa ~ -, pso
signify increcisa Patient l,esgln9l esaoasl Ia.a .t,.'
renee could ssr successfully villa gls a
las asw the s'oss truth q ; 59,;s &. s' a , ,,.
was srsi p5ln%ea on, BY Dr. J. A. SHERMAN, whose
WONDERFUL CURES
@ os and boush oy hes "a .nt strength TO .ussns
who et yea Of NAVAL * 'reanrn io- pois''s .-
Gus se,ns 'oloS Dr. SHERMAN h his ress.as.
s saai Y ssdy va. 70 BE latysi By
ARTISTIC PRINCIPLES.
ari that the uey hsd eius he Of tl gTossn
MEDICINE and mrehAlss' seen s.. erIe "a 'oss re ro.sS
orsanic Avs That be sacooode. o. l9I ~ t.n al ha.
that aggHvattd " rupture of ter, tsent' % ~ -
- -, ,rt Nv Mn al th t he success, 81 be
becomes KncSa the u o. ~ A. e.,~a,
babanans the oae d The g,. ssn 70 h.. ssl ysa
tat th. p.uent relieved AMI csTr3 ~r -. '"e - -
- = - -, ~ ~ -ndafs bali NE Htaoe sAp AAd lssH'es.
eaee which j. iasspar2ple Con 1900. ...r.,,,-,
mn. OLD TRUSS SYSTEM.
, -I,V1,Ays bOaa l1d< aBd th0rouzn th- moS
nN 70 s, as r~Tsens ilcis aes al as n 1A'i
~ 49, ti Yssas..ioais ooua sae ~ Ae AZ - % a.
OF stt.fsciof .ahleat
I'M ran. n-ruas ard drs1arnx surrrrr emit "
as S. ss claimed ioF ,he Do,o ,iam 3. A.s a -sss
prove sar snl pr1eice aafr uea seSs
ucru 49, .rrs c1e7t state ara 80 p'
DR. SHERMAN TIE distressing
s b,neeor Of the hdnan rle al pAess as
a I'D rnre anpug valuable discoveries Of the esnis'
oar readers will remember that Dr. >hlhAN MAJ 20
,rn, AZ as oaoe, PsFkfo~, OF Ar' off'ssr nf~
Ohce
Carl schurz's EnioSy on Charles summer lsASefH"
Bo,,r Apn % published M together with The mta'e' "a o"n'
res Of senators boutwell, aud Thurman Aad Representative LANAI
ruk TRIBUNE EXTRA No ~ Pnce, sisgr c'oJ postpaid
mt. A., o.iss or 20 eep, twenty syc copies Tor 81
-. TuE CGIBus Z. NssN~A
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officers Very little Is known OF the BLACK Hlls nut u
~ behaved the country s rich minerals and full OF
interest to the scienst The expedition, which Gen
sberdnn nredcts will be the most interesting since
the war viii ne absent two months Ten companies of
cavalry detach rnent OF scouts and section Of Cat
ling guns will accompany the explOrers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
IN TRENTON.

Mutchler & Co.'s carpenter shop in Maln-st
was damaged 5000 by fire Saturday morning. Ed
ward Thompson a coored who had been seen leay-
ing the shop before the fire was discovered, was
arrested on suspicion or arsJu ana committed LOT cA
amina'ion. when searched, a revolver and box o.
matches were fOund on him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
BASEBALL.
Chicago

Fullv 5000 Dersons assembled at the Chicago
White Stockings Grounds, in Chicago, on saturday 10
witness the second game or the Championship series be-
tween the Mutuais OF this city and the White Stockings
TIE game was close anu exciting up 10 the end OF the
sixth inning. the stood TO in the Mntuas'
favor In the inning, after this Mutuals were
bl1nkpd the Chicag0s added more to their score TAX
ing the leaf for the nrst tim' during the game oy
runs IN the next inning. through errors bY D3yln'
ev ana Force the Mutual, scored ana then ba nked
their opponents. leaving the totals a. 70 IN their
favor. In ulnth anu last inning ne hutudl' miue =
the White Stockings rece."lS alo'neL ana az fp
eld at left Geld made tine best cale1 ever seen IN
Chicago Following t. .He ssoTS ny l-.5I s Oh To,.
s Saoal,......Ii . Q Q 9 Q 3 i
The Hartford and Athletic Clubs played their
second championship game at Philadelphia Oh Saturday
LARGE number OF spectators witnessed the game. The
Athletic, won the game ny their hard batting Mcdun
making a clean home run Following is the score by
'A"''-' l.t 81 81 4ia. 5th. 9th. 7A 9Th 9th Total
A Aal,.,i ! Q . 9 : 6- -33
The Bostons, after their successful Southern
tour arrived home Saturday morning. the Atlantics
Of Brooklyn accompanying them 10 play the third game
Of the championship series with chem OF their grounds
"A the Bosons had been defeated this season was
the general opinion that the ALinlc' "0du DC oi'iiy
bpaieu. But; much 20 the surprise OF an present INC
champion Red Stockings received their INST deea' W
sccTc OF % ).
The Central Park grounds were open to
amateur batOssers Cor the 1rst time this season on
Saturday The Eagle and American Clubs played
close and capital game The former won by score OF
c 10 !.
At Prospect Park the amateur Nameless
Cl M frooEIyn played a match game with the Rutgers
Coegp nine of Brunswick, N j., on Saturday, de-
feating them easily by a score OF 20 TO TO-
Meverle. the old third bascman OF the
White stockings of Chicago, has been retired from the
nine in favor OF Peters Of the st. Louis amateur hed
Stockings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

Professor James De Miles new story, with an
old NAME The Babe. in tue Wood, will he commenced
i'm No SAG OF Tie " Y F.IcStde COpantDH issued June
/ The very abest OF American ana English writers are
now engaged this paper. Some years ago one would
Look for stories frOi such writers OyoT OJuc, Prof.
De Mile. Wlkie Collins AMI Others, only In the pdniica-
ons OF our most encrpr publishers. Now they are
Ia ne found OnlY IN The " 7. Firsside C0mpaHon
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ave-. between Sixty second M tne
Gesang verein OF the Social rnted Wutnai AZ
society OF Second-st. 10 lenders Sch- zen Tnhi "A
large party Will make excursion 70 N. 'n oreaAu
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HAwKINs-TTI

NATURALIZATION Wed siAv Gosh MAY the ersaos
Of the brides parents "a Albany Boo.hn b, he Key a
nsng Henry Nin.hh ua~kn 20 S4Ean eG aausht Vi '"ns
THY, all formerly Of London, England
MARrINJOSEs-Nay 81 1874 at ST. Charles Church BoosiY-
nv Rev L. = Free D. william Martin = bondon Llsand 70
Enph Youngest Of the late RJoert Joae OF Somers
England uauy PEARS resiaeat Of BRUSH bgA ALA
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IN PATER ON

4 fire broke out in Calkins & jennings
lumber yarl at Grandst. and Dlle-ave. on saturday
and before the FIRE Department could control tie names
the stock was damaged s1OOOJ insured for 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

srrnrccAn Oh buffer he likes The ing ~ DIV
aughngas operation Enc nat hes gnns ?" s,e q. M
tr uuel Tor HIS sfe advises hn % have no.
gh that he'll have through the sane oppo %
krV them out Tor the nigh-ald expected 10 DO
keu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

Thousands Of Rnpturad have ben permanently
M mel o. IN horrible springs tncer pa and syragk
anna toe comfortable RsrIG 653 BrotiyaT AID b. caj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
THE BALTIMORE RACE MEETING.

The Spring meeting of the Maryland Jockey
Clubwin begin at Pimlico PARK, anu VIII oo
tnue four days The programme announces four raves
on each day of the meeting on the first day there Is
dash race for horses OF all ages; the Preakness s
for year-olds one mile and half. for which 'ne
probable starters are The Ghost Saxon Scratch heeh
Richards The Houseer Brgand, Paladln III
Father Ryan the handicap stakes Tor IouI-5 ~ 49,
mile heats, will be proIiby contested lor " .n
Jordan, CarbOO, Catesby. Artist, Survivor ana SItro
and trial steer for horses hat nave WIN
a race Oh this kind az Saratoga, jerome faIA' A1'5
Branch and Baltimore. on the secOhu uiJ
there il mile dash race scIIns IL
nile heats; a free handicap STAKES, Two mIes
and a half; and the Chesapeake siah,s, VnI
mile and a quarter, which will PROBABLY be eoinPov1J
for by Hattie Howard Vdldino, Carlnd, Bay BUSH a
Regardless ON the third day there sa six iurlnhI uiS
for horses OF all ages that have never won race
Gentlemen's Post stakes. mile ana quarter ~
mile heat race, ana Sweepstakes i0r thIt5 ~ 81
one mIe, which Will probably be run for Dy heeIo
ards Prrsuader. Tie Ghost Hattie Howard. oelL'ch
The Houseer Biigdnd, Father Ryan. Nandale, dhu ~.
FaithEugenc ny. On the last day there II sel,ink
race, one mile and quarter; a handicap pntsc' wv
miles q Compensation purse. mile heats, ana y Hi.n'
stecpr Chase Post : axes. Two miles anu nhI "
ward now assembled at PIniieo 80
ana % brilliant race meeting Is Anticipated ny tIo H'i'
land Jockey CLUB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
AN EXPEDITION TO THE BLACK HILLS OF
DAKOTA

DAhDlAs
A large expedition, which is likely to prove
OF great interest aud importance sens organized AZ
Fort Lincoln. Dakota Territory. TO explore the DUCK
HIl country. The expedition Will start before the
middle OF June under the command OF Gen. George A
Custer. who will be accompanied By Col Frederick d.
Grant anu Gen. Forsy Of Gen sheridan's stan ana
.sL L4adleV Of tins Ordnance Department stall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
DIED.

al Notice, Of Marriages mas. be indor'ed w'ia (aH
name dnd address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
FR0sFKCT PARK -j--oVttI1I P"''0
mic hess beet three in i've. under Sable.
L > Greea's b. IN Lac.e Golidusi ............''''
W IL Y lnnnrr
W. L. Oi'"OiA = M Z 4 W. /, 80 o:oiit

On Saturday purse OF $780, that had never
beaten $3.50 mile heats, best three IN hVe, i'll naInd
trojted at DeerfOOt Park. L. l. FIVE horses rce
and after prolonged contest of heats the rue
was won by Lovely b. who took the second, SKIN me
seventh heats beating Phil. O'Nci ir, twnO Non ~.
first and fourth heats, Handy Andy Charles T. CooH''
and Ella D.
NAV 23-Pue 500 FOR horses lat nav rt
beaten goo s2j the 500 the seconi go 10 Ao ~