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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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q frigate Philadelphia in TOW of seamug ~
Sanford VIII be taken TO Gov Bay - ana nIp1en up Rob
inor Ihomasion Ne June =, in ballast 70 snow burgess
BiI i Samuel Vein 81 Philadelphia spear mesna u
days. fruit orer, vessel t. j. lngr2nam -.
Passed Gibra tar April Z6 April ~ a io S' % o. Sp'N
Bark Sdon tNOr Teleseu Matanzas IL d1 Win sugar
TO Meyers & co.. vessel 10 Funch. Edye & co. - ..
DAYS " IN sugar 10 ; " Welsh vessel ~ Parsons Loud
Brig rroeus oi Portland FAR. Havana 10 asyS win
mnasses g. HoweiSO co, vessel % Brett, -on z Co
Schr Jeni 10 Beazey lOf Buckspor Harrington C1Da zen
DAYS. with moasfs 10 Keynes Eros vessel 10 Il T. LUCK
schr J. Burley tof newport. zorbrup Mlfaeaone 10
DAYS. with logwovd Kunhar1t & 60, vessel Muster -,
Cardenas - days. with snr T. order vessel 70 master
- - fOhEI15S f f,Otl ,o p,,,ir,o,e Ar
rived TN, Preclosa Capt Jacobsen stb james H. Boyd
HALIFAX T. 5, June s-saed. steamship Mercedita. for
Neglork. -
MOBILE Ala June s-Clearcd steamship Susan Scranton,
FOR Kingston. Arrived scnrs AJAX from indAnohi hanan
PoHrfAND Ne Jure s-Arrived, schrs. r. r Kirk. from
Port johnson Juia A. "eri nom Phi3delpnia y j. sm-
does steamship Acadisn, for Picton. -,
BosToy June arrived, steamship Prisoner. from
Philadelphia ship Prince Rudolph. from Calcutta brig
Hattie NJ Balm from schr starlight from Phade:
pha Cearei, steamships riha for Palestine irving snd
Iberan Tor Liverpool Uug Helen Tor Turks Island rchrs
Albert T. Builer for DemeraIa Amos walker and hos j.
WiiMrSGr0S. " c. June s-Cleared. bark Bragg CNor).
cHAElFsrov, g C., June 8-saiied, bark Dagmar, for
Liverpool; Drigs Marius Copel Tor rsol Neile Cfosby
ior Trieste steamships virginia for m adeipia fsi,oI
Cleared schr Alpha for British Provinces
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PLYMOUTH June s.-The General Transatantc Company's
for Havrs passed the Lizard at . o., ok tonight
QIEENsI6wN. June She williams & Guion line steam
Liverpool arrived here a J. o'clock this forenoon.
The Cunald Line steamship Bothn.a, Cart MeM ,essn
from New York May 30 arrived here al o'clock THIS morn
ing aud proceeded @ Liverpool
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PUBLIC OPINION.

MacVeagh and Butler had better take the
stump together There would he no stump LETT when
they got through, only hole in the standardization
Herald undJ
The President is sadly in need of a new set
of advisers. Matthews Foster, and Garfield have
plunged him into deep trouble already-[st Louis Globe
Democrat (RepJ
We do not know but Mr.. Wayne MacVeagh
will have be put into tine list OF Presidential cand
dates for 1880 lie has done the State great service
Springfield Republican QndJ
This crime is not simply a matter of Kemper
County Of the State Of Mississippi II Is mater
vital TO The good name and good fame Of the entire
South Mobile Register (Demj
The best result of the Presidents Southern
policy thus far thai IT has thrown the responsibility Of
The government Of those states on the Democracy Of the
South. and them exclusively. 81 indianapolis Journal
Rep)
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE says Tilden is
aspiring United States Senate ana planning the
Fail cqmpaigu with a view To the occupancy Of Roscoe
Coulling's II would probably DE better for him
To adhere his original intention Of going Europe 10
compete with Grant for hOnOrs.-lCncinuau Gazette
(Rrpl
Gen. b. f. Butler may be a mighty man in
Massachusetts. but when be takes end 10
play with Tie President the other ne viii ina
himself ID need of Boutwell, aud Blaine and old Ben
wade and several other -aud-I8gs 10 bring him near
enough % balance TO keep up the notion Richmond
WING DEM
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This singular lived m Greece He was distinguished
for his ccceuutes bad manners, and bad disposition ~
bis chief bushes. to ind au For example ne took
Lantern day, when the shining blghiiy aHd
went 70 search for an honest man, thereby nsn ing AZ
such exceedingly scarce Wnen AeAA Ger
dsng uished military gentleman, paid him F-lt ana Inquired
could 10 Tor him. DE had the impud noe u ttu m 10
get ont OF his sunshine the climax Of his oddities.
be Ike De.gar and lived M tuD. lie was sour
grabbed ot We infer that De had no ale,
history does not ment her second because
would take kindly TO one 4 his nab- dres- OF
Manners or aspire To become ms es ~ MS mansion here
old who lived in shDf % u true, nut the NO
who would i've in J and especially with such c?Ia.
yaniOa heard from The m,antbropc srlflt
this doubtless cue % dsorueTed
digestion b.lOIsDesr OF the prominent symptoms OK
which a m0r0-e tu FINDING disposition. The tongue u
hea yiy coated giving bad taste the tte u not
good patient duh sleepy, and Is ant 20
freul Unfortunately Mt Diognes lived several centuries
before Dr. P,Ices Pleasant PurEave Pellets we're nNtu
few doses of which would have relieved HIM d hi. bile
enabled tni OF " honest men NHNOut INC
aid Of his lantern. Under their na-c lnlntnce cnmled
the Medical Discovery, % cleanse is
mEht been jet 10 take more ch erul view
exchange hi- tub for decent haDifaUun, % spruce
M personal appearance, and az asst have taken VIE 10
his clothes and his manners b0t ~ which were ~ evil
dent need tyr and ltc0me te happy size Ui Little Doge
neses would have handel down 10 posoiliy me
name, % philosopher but Oh cheeye, he%tty
happy, DirtuOgS aHGai
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for is 500 cup. and the day for the race will be an
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
GEN. GRANT IN ENGLAND.

GEN. GRANT IN ENGLAND.
THE Ex-PREsIDENT RECEIVED WITH ENTHUSIASM AT
BATH-sEYERAL BANQUEIs TfNDERED HIN.
LONDON Friday, June z, 1877.
Ex-Presidcnt Grant is at Bath to-day attend
ing the Agricultural Show. His reception by the citizens
enthusiastic. He met by the Mayor and the
Town Council besides thousands Of citizens. The Mayor
presented address Of welcome assuring him that the
citizens always accepted with qualification any oppor-
tuny OF showing their respect for his great country,
and giving prominent notice that the great services OF
the General himself duly appreciated The eX-Fresi-
dent replied briefly expressing his thanks.
Gen. Grant will dine with the Duke OF Deyonshire IN
London tonight. and Monday with Sir Charles Dike'
On TIE 18th INST the Lord Mayors reception in hrs honor
will take place al the Gudh1l, when the freedom OF
the city will be presented Gen Grant with great cere-
mony This will be followed by breakfast at o'clock
in the afternoon.
On the lsth inst he Will dine At the Reform Club On
the 18Th he Will attend special entertainment AZ the
Crystal Palace On the 10th he VIII dine with the Mar
gus of Ripon and attend ball at Buckingham Palace On
the 22d he will stcnd the Queens concert ut Buckingham
Palace. On the 23d he will dine with the Prince Oh
Wales this will be the grandest entertainment OF Ten
Grants visit point Of rank OF the guests The date OF
the dinner with Earl Derby l. not settled IN consequence
Of the Of the Of Derby; neither Is the
date Of the Queens dinner determined on account OF
Her Majestys Earl Beaconsdelds inytauonFo
dinner has been declined account of other engage
ments.
The exPresident takes precedence Mt every entertain
ment Of all Others after the Royal family He received
everywhere with great cordially Gen Grant as yet has
had no opportunity visit his daughter. IN consequence
OF his numerous engagements. He will leave London on
the 27th OF june ana probably go 10 Paris
Duty states that the oxford University hon
orary degree OF d. c. L. will be conferred on exPresi-
dent Grant and Edward Thornton. the British Minis
ter at Washington the annual commemoratlon cere-
mony Oh Wednesday next.
The APPROACHING CEREMONIES AT GUILDHALL-
LONDON Saturday, June 9, 1877.
Great preparations are being made at Guild
hall for the reception OF Gen Grant on Friday. Gen.
Grant on his arrival will be received by the Lord Mayor
and Corporation and be conducted to the Library where
the Chamberlain OF London viii present him the freedom
OF the city, accompanied by an appropriate address
Upward Of 500 guests will be invited to meet the Gen.
eral ut the breakfast which follows the ceremony The
Queens ball and at Buckingham Palace referred
% in the programme eiegrapled yesterday have been
postponcd-the former until June % AMI the latter until
June 2n consequence Of the funeral OF the queen Of
the Netherlands.
Earl Granville wi preside at the banquet to DO gwen
by the Reform club to Gen. Grant.
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al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed w'ia MI
name and address. .T4
DIED.

ACKERMAN-on Friday, June g. Mrs. cornelis AckermaH
neg feri viii take place from the residence Of her
law. T. J.. Lutbias No 1913 Prospectpiace BrooAyn on
BROWNEII-At Saratoga springs June 6, OF apopexy DR.
Charles A. BrosDe, formerly OF Troy IN the 4Bn year OF
FGnefsi at Saratoga.
BUssGNG At East Chester n T. June Z, George H. Bus
Ra ives and friend, family respectfully invited TO
attend the fuHerl &C rs aye residence on -nnnay ts ,V
Wood avn station on the arrival Of the 25Q tram from
HEAToN-In Cortland y Y. Tuesday June 3 1877 at the
residence OF Ii. J. Messenger her on 4N MIS- ; L. '
Haiiod Cortland county ~ y sOih year her age
HULL-At sing sing. June T. Edward H. Hnll ,,...,..
ave- on saturday, the 9th, at o'clock NJ Relatives and
nds are respectfully invited to attend without further
LowrHER-ou Thursday morning, June after lingering
illness, Charles LOwtltr IN the tsth year Oh ~ age ,
The relatives and friends invited 10 attend hs funeral
IRON ms late residence No " West Twenty thlrdst, ON
Lon Sn England ana Philadelphia, PENN please
MOr-Encred INTO rest Friday morning, the sih inst
al Newarl. J Corneha :. Mott, daughter Of william b.
Friends and relatives are invited 20 attend the aner,
services at Grace church. Newark at O'CLOCK IN Moh"~y
NELsoN-At Flushing. June 8. John Nelson in the soth
Friends OF the family respectfully invited to attend mo
funeral sunday. the iOth inst At : CLOCK D. n ron o
Ts siaad ct " at ii '' tor ' Bridget i
PURDY-In Brooklyn, "Wednesday. Tune g. Sarah wido"
Relatives and ir.ends arc attend her funeral
i 9n S'n q aries 8 on 255 a. Brooklyn
PURDY In Brooklyn. Wednesday Jgne g. Sarah widow
of Iichari r. puray, IA 18TH year Of her
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend her funeral ON
saturday gth inst y. from tie residence ~ nor
souin law Charles huston. No. Z23 McDon0ughst BOOK
Ign.
sAITVS-At Norr!stOwn r. j. Wednesday the 9th inst
Nicholas OF Brooklyn, NJ Y, In the 4@d year OF MS
-. -,
The friends family invited 70 attend me funeral
from the presD, terrain Church OF BroOSYn hebIysI
lear Clark 81; saturday, the 9th inst al O'Clock H.
WHIrE-The Council OF the National Academy OF Design
have the painful duy Of Announcing 20 i. @ i,
cease Edwin White " A. al oaritoga springs GU lhuIs
day The eth % II. .,.,-. 49,. =.
/ D. m. On saturday gth INST - 49,. a.. o., ~
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,~e, AN APPEAL FROM MOUNT CARMEL.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June S.-The following
dispatch TO the Press has been received from
Mount Carmel:
The calamity which has befalen this city has not been
oversaed by etter-wrtes 10 the papers in the metro
polilan cities. Fourteen blocks Of beautiful homes
and business houses are IN ruins, 100 fami-
lies are houseless and helpless, a score OF
nersons dead and over 20 badly hurt out
of 500 Tn loss not less than S3COOOO is too heavy
a load for this heartricken people to carry alone and
he mus. come rom country large. Any AID fr IN
Cries or towns that may be sent 10 r. s. Gordon Mayor
or 10 Judge T. k shannon Of the banking hrn OF ; an
non q Beal chairman 81 the Relief Commite', VIII be
wisely aud faithfully appropriated between those VINO
are worthy ana needy.
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THE THEATERS. &c.

good company seems to have been col
lected for the production OF waves ext Monday at
Wanack's. Miss Ellie has been ad'cd go the list
which we have already gv,nTnc Union square THcater
viii close this evening, when the 81 verify acted play u
smike" Will reach the end Of It's NTH week. There
will be a matinee this MISUNDERSTANDING the novelties
at Gilmores Garden s march by sig. Brignol, which
has been very well received" Eyangene continues
her frisky career at the Fifth Avenue Theater and will
di.port to-day AZ the matnee-rhe Aquarium offers its
usual attractions, attractive than ever Ia the hot
season.
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MUSIC AND TILE DRAMA.
MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS.

Mr.. Maurice Strakosch has concluded arrange
ments which viii enable HIM TO giyea series OF 'nteria l.
mepts at steinway Hall the model OF he
Monday popuar concerts which have proved success
full in London There viii be orchestra, but string
quartet the best that can be brought together IN
the city, with vocal and instrumental solos
Mr. stIakosch promises that while the music
IL TO be in the main popular in character. II
shall be none the less hgn order OF excellence both
in character and rendering He has Miss ThuIsbv al
ready under engagement and other distinguished artists
are promised series OF concerts OF TINS knt would
IN. sometinn quite 10 public and n properly
conducted cOnld hardly fan 20 meet with success.
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lf4RRIEU


BFRRY-WYsHAM-On Tuesday. June 3. AZ SAINT Panrs
Episcopal Church. Baltimore by TIE Rev Dr. Hodges JACOB
Berry Of this city a. Isabelle Dawson, Only daughter Oh
Henry &. " sham, counselor atlaW Baltimore
OSTRA NDFE- FTITS-lu New Brunswick, y. j., on
Wednesday June g. 40 the residence OF Hon jas BISHOP
bv tne Edward Wilson, ). Emendo OstfnGsr 10 VIZ
glnia c. E daughter of the late John Ellis no cards.
PARTON-TAYLOR-On Thursday. June 1877, al me
FIRST Baptist Church. Mysuo, Conn, by the Rev r. u
Wightman. Taylor. daughter Il Hon A H. Taylor
70 Arthur Parton Of y ew-f ork CITY
TUCKEH-MILIER-O Thursday. June 7, 1877. At tho
First Reformed Church Of ID ny, by the Rev Dr. Clark
Sarah Edwards daughter Oh the late Rev Dr. william A
Miller, to Gilbert VI Tucker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09
COMING YACHT RACES.

Commodore John :. DickersOn OF the Brooklyn
Yacht Clubhas zee, fora match TaceforS1O Oasie
10 be sailed 20 miles to the lecward nom Sandy HOOK
between Gen Buffers yacht America ana tue schooner
yacht Playful belonging 70 Commodore Il w honea o.
lie Long Island Narht Cub. Tie cuhieas VII IN P'
.rn, Auo1,st and Commodore Dlckers1n VIII transfer
Tic crew and sailing -master Of the Jaoht M"uo'eno "
tie Playful To sail the race - a., 1T. -.
Amafylis which the prize Tor the qiick"nt uuv ~
the Centennial Z gatta Lat FAN Inc prize 10 DC 7AS
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THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
A PROMINENT OFFICIAL sENTENCED-THE LEGITI-
MISS SEEKING RECOGNITION.



PARIS, Friday June 9, 1877.
The ReDubLQRe Franchise, NJ. Gambettas or
gan saws the publ Of last nights meeting
Of the Presidents Of the sections Of the Left naccu
rate.
The Moncr admits that the meeting the Presidents
OF the Republican Left informal but maintains the
virtual accuracy Of the published accounts which was
questioned by the RepUbique francGfse.
It SAYS the meeting an informal one. The Ere1'e
Deg organ OF irreconcilable radicals, the sen
ators of the Left have determined that the Republicans
though they do fear dissolution, ought to neglect
nothing which they may properly 90 to prevent It,
Tle S0.r says the parties which favor an Immediate
dissolution OF the Chamber appear to have gained the
upper hand There is no probability Of the Chambers
being proro .ued for a second time.
A IEGTDIST APPEAL.
The Ore saws the Duke de Brogle has received dep
utaon Of Legtimists who demanded chat the Ministry
be remodeled according to the views o. the Royalsts
NJ de Broelie replied that President MacMahon had no
intention % asking for proOn cation OF his powers He
yuId retain mis- office until l1.O, hut not hOld beyond
t9t form and thus close the door upon hopes when
were Justified bv te Constitution. The Orfre adds lat
President MacMahOn subsequently confirmed the Duke
de BrOgli : statement ,,.-.,
NJ Bonnet Duyerdicr President OF the Municipal
Cpunc vino WAS recent arrested charged Wtl INSULT
inc President MacMahon and melting civil war and =
sasnatou has been sentenced 20 10 months impHson-
mont and 10 pay 1000 francs fine. Other participants
OF the meeting at IT. Denis incurred LESSER Dut severe
sentences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09
TRIBINE LOCAL OBSERVATION.
lHOURs: blorning

line lA.f.u
Of ehes ne pepend divisions OF sim. for Tie = nois
rhesl.ar white line presents he ose-0'''
the mercury during those hoursI
TRIBUNE OFYICE, June 81 ma further rise OF ar
pressure took place Notwithstanding the misty ram yes
terday morning During the sunshine OF the afternoon
there was considerable advance Of temperature, but
this was almost wholly lost BY night The moisture OF
the air Is IN excess. -,
For this city and vicinity alternate clear and cloudy
weather NAV be expected to-day and most OF tomorrow
with the chance OF occasional rain. Tomorrow Is
Likely TO be- at least in part, cooler than to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09
THE UNHAPPlNEss or BANNING's OzE
FRIENDS

FTsm The Cincinnati, Inquire.
There seems TO be serious dearth OF Ban
ming lust ar West Point lie Dr. OF Board ~ Ni,i
tors OF that institution but is at present 80 cousuicu-
Ou~y absent 90 give rise 10 the question: Do visitors
vlntl No other absence would have been
noticed ~ Bannings The officers aud Faculty
there yearn for Banning and will have no
other. 10 is not because be made fame by licking
HAYES and Matthews into the PRESIDENCY. but because
De said the quarters there furnished IN paainl
style at public expense. They want 90 show Banning
that while their quarters aforesaid furnished,
aud also run. paatl style, yet 10 l. 20 pub De- TX
peuse and they wish 10 They say they pay for u
themselves. and they ougiut TO- because 10 D. sort ~
shnw-lace and everybody from Europe and
else visits it-exccpt Banning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09

TIE YOUNG SCAMP = Scene-ROom in old
castle In when the persons OF the drama alc ysitufs)
Maud Ilc castle is strange, weird ola place. Won
der now whether TINS room ls really laultedl Tom:
sure 90 be- Why know tAtee skeletons I'D away IN H.
Ethel: skeletons! Hidden away Where, tom where
Tom: WHY, where they should be, OF course. In our
seln,a III MUMMY FOlAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09

In the United considerable quantity Of ready nado
clothing made up chiefly in the states Of NewforS Penn
sylyana and Vast establishments such rs
Messrs CO.. Newly ork, devoted 10 THIS
business sell great variety Of clothing Of all styles
Trqnsla'ton from Official report 20 ne BtgGn Government
ofths Commission 10 ne Centennial Erttbit0R-lN y E'en
I'M Post luna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09

testify against q man who had assaulted thom. inns
seems be a roundabout way OF establishing, Jvnns
comnetency as a witness. The Chinese god only hears
what is said his presence, and an oath aumnserea
outside OF will not bud the cOnscieuces o
thsae necuiiSr pagans Chinese testimony rs admitted N
the consular China. in California IN New grk
and many other States but 10 importance 10
oath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09

freeman has nice, flexible Standard of his own
TITS viii add an element of alluring ncertitude to
business transactions which will stimulate CONNER
cial enterprise and enable everybody to move the
crops and pay his debts with the least possible fric-
tiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09

The high intelligence scholarship, and earnest de-
yotiona spirit Of DIR. Tayler Lewis were recognized
durine his life, and have been gratefully acknowl-
edged since his death. After the tributes OF his
brethren IN divinity and classic learning II is fitting
thai the strain of poet should also be added TO his
funeral honors 1t is the voice of the Rev. Robert
# :. Lowell which chants it to our readers this
morning.-a known and welcome voice, but too
rarely heard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09
THE FLORIDA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June 8.-The Florida
Central Railroad extending from Jacksonville to Lake
CIV which for three years been in tho hands OF
ceyrrs was tonight delivered % its company by order
of Z Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09
REMARKABLE GAME OF BASE BALL.


The international Alliance Star Club of
Syracuse visited Brooklyn yesterday and played ITS first
u,e with the League Hartford Brooklyn team on the
Union Grounds. During the first three lnnin not
man reached further than cond base. In the fourth
inning McKismon Of the Stars made long hit to
left center for three bases, hut Was left
there In the next five innings the fielding was very
good double plays and stops " hard hit ground balls
being made by Farrell Carpenter, McKnnon, and
Hotalug for the stars, BurdOck and Ferguson
ais, doing excellent work for the Iiartfords. The
ninth inning closed with runs for either
Climb The tenth inning opened with the Hart
ford- al the bat. start retired at first base.
Rrock came next and reached first base on Geers error
NJ short stop; he went 70 second on Holdings Wild
throw to Farrell at second base and stole third carey
sent daisy cutter" toward second base, when Farrell
made an excellent stop and throw to Mcknnon retiring
Carey ON first base Burdock attempted to reach home
on the play when McKinnOn threw the ball to H0tlng'
and put out Burdock on the homo plate
This fielding and double play was loudly ap-
plauded. ire stars then went ~ anu y 1 1
tits ~ Clinton Manseil, and Mccormick, assisted ny
Tro1sou's error at third base scored two runs before
tbe side was put out, and won the game anna great en-
tu-Iasm by OF 10 U. Following Is the score ny
innings lat Cd 3D. 4th 9th 9th It'll 9Th 9th 10Th Totals
H II9,TT'foFaS 9 9 Q 9 9 9 8 -
Umpire Mr. kenny. earned, o. Base hsTIi9rtfori
Star s. Time OF game hour and 10 minutes
At Boston Yesterday the Bostons beat the
Athletics of philadelphia easily by score oil 10
In n game at Lowell. Mass, yesterday the
Indianapolis Club defeated the LOwe by The close score
OF l too.
The Bostons will play the Hartfords today
chelsea Club OF Brooklyn VIII play the Hobokens on tho
Centennial Grounds, jersey 'lty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09

What a Wholesale Grocer says:
One Of the leading houses has Just had new scale put
M their waIerooms ami the head OF tue hrnsays our
scale Il a Marvin, aud tie best We ever had."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09
A NEW VIEW OF GARFEID's SACRIFICE.

There is good deal of unnecessary dis
turbance about Gen Gartelds candidacy for tine Senate
and his oand dacy for Speaker. lie had little chance
To be Senator he has - be Speaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09
MIDNIGHT WEA THEE REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

In the Middle Atlantic States and New-En-
ol1nd sal onary followed by falling barometer, nearly
sfat nary or higher temperature winds mostly ir"in
s0utn-east to southwest, partly cloudy and CLOUDY
weather with rain areas possibly followed az west STA
tions by rising barometer and colder, nOrtLery winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09

That was a very consderate and delicate attention
Of President Hayes TO his predecessor when he left
Minister PierrepOnt the Court of st. James so
long rs Gen Grant had any use for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09
THE NORTHUMBERLAND GOLFERS.

LoNlDH, 'ttult4dst JhhN - A'ff'
A large majority OF Northumberland golfers
have voted in favor OF arbitration. TneY Will probably
resume work next week.