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MARRIAGE BELLS.
Memphis Avalanche.1

NItHpHIo ANaIaHCHt'J
There was quite an assemblase of friends
and relatives at the Central Baptist Church
yesterday morning to witness the marriage
ceremony of Mr.. n F. CARVER, and Miss
MARY 5. BARKsDALE, only daughter of the
officiating clergyman, the Rev. DR.. w. Ii
Barksdale. Immediately after the cere-
mony the bridal party were driven to the
Louisville depot, whence they departed on
their tour, which will embaace all of the
prominent cities in the East and the Cana
das, returning in the course of month via
Washington and Norfolk.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES,
4 Twenty Years Sentence.

BUFFALo.-Dan Stevens. tramp, convic-
ted of an outrageous assault upon a girl
years of age, was sentenced to 20 years i'm
prisonment.
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Tue exhibition at Fair Lawn Institute
fakes place tomorrow night instead of
Friday night a. stated last week.
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ACTS OF 1878.

GREAT clearing sale of Dry Goods
and Clothing at Stadeker's.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, EXECUTIVE J
DEPARTMENT,

JACKSON June "a lo'c'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Board of Trustees of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College of the State of Missssip-
pi, will meet at the City of Meridian, on We'd
nesday, the oath day of July next, for the
purpose of opening and considering such pro-
posals as have been received for the location
of said College, and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come before it..
J. VI. STONE,
Governor and President Board Trustees.
Jun26 7S-3w.
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A Woman slayer Hanged.

ST. JOHN. N. B.-Wm. Vaughan was
hanged this morning for the murder of
Mary Quinn. an old woman, on the thir-
teenth of February last.
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Buy your mattings and oil cloths at
Stadeker's
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POvIsIoNS.

CORN-50 cents per bushel.
CORN MEAL-$2 80 per barrel.
FLoUR-$4 30 To Sc % per barrel.
BACoN-SIdes 81 cents per b.; Hams, ~
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Hung.

NAsHvILLE.-Pearsona and Sadler, who it
is supposed outraged the person of Mrs.
Groves, near Mitchell, May 10Th, were taken
from the Springfield Jail, at one O'Clock this
morning, by one hundred armed men, but
not masked. The jailer apprehended no at
tack, was unprepared. and was compelled to
give up the keys The men were taken
three miles from town and hanged. Doubt
existed as to their guilt, and both protested
innocence.
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SHoEs, SHoEs-Stadeker & Son sell
the best and cheapest
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10 dozen Bon Ton CoRsErs Warranted
TO be the best article ever sold in this market
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
limo 05 1879
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The greatest enemy to children Is
worms. Shriuer's Indian Nermituge will
save them from ruin if used according to
direction. For sale by Dr. Byron Lemly,
jackson, Miss.
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sherman's Speciality.
Washington Post.l
Mr.. Hayes smiles and smiles, while John
Sherman completes the quotation.
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j. STADEKER d Son are closing their
stock of summer goods at less than cost.
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JACKSON, MISS.
A Ill operations executed in the most scien-
IA tihc manner. Teeth Extracted ABso-
LUTELY WITHOUT PAIN, by the use Of PURE
Nitrous Oxide Gas. Artificial Teeth inserted
by new principle Of suction which prevents
them from becoming loose in the mouth. None
but the PUREsT MATERIAL used. The BpaT
WORK for the LEAST MONEY. Will visit Rail-
read Stations, when requested, either in per-
son, or will send . cORpeteRt Operat for
whose work win be responsible.
OotaI'77-tf
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If You want a GEAR BRIGHT LIGHT, a SAFE
LIGHT, a LIGHT WITHOUT SMOKE, go to
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GERMAN Shoe Polish at stadeker's.
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TRUSTEES, SALE

DY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS or
II certain Deed Of Trust made by Jno. q.
Napier, on the first day of january. ls7l. 10
secure Robinson q Stevens on account III cer-
tain Indebtedness mentioned therein said
deed being duly recorded ia Record Book OF
Deeds, No. q page 533 Of Kinds County State
Of Mississippi, the undersi gned will proceed
to sell to the highest bidder for cash, at public
cutlery, at front gate Of the Capitol, fla che City
Of Jackson,
Saturday, July goth, 1878.
the following described parcels Of lands lyine
and being in the County and State aforaan ifs
Lot NO. s, Section IS, Township b, Rance
East containing IA acres, more OF losss airo.
Lot No. /, Of Section "a, Township Par--- Fl
East containing 80 acres more 81 less. v.ith
all the tenements and appurtonanooa There
unto attached.
The title 20 the above property fr hefforrf
70 Be good but we shall 6niv CONVEX mos lilfI
- 10 vested In as az Trustees
N. ~. BATE
iunel9, 7s-a0d
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To Oar Patrons
SToLEN-REWARDl

A BLACK MAN, named GREEN TAILOR
n who has been in my employ for the past
five years. LETT my place, AT Steen Greek
Rankin County on the 18th May, taking with
him a Dark Bay Horse Mule, about l. years
old, tongue badly cut. Taylor is about 40
years of age, 5 feet, 10 inches high, has reddish
sore eyes. He pursuaded to leave with him a
eolored woman, May Francis, and a light
eolored girl, Lou Gage, aged II years will
pay a liberal reward for the recovery Of the
mule or for the arrest of Taylor He is sup
posed to have gone toward the Mississippi
River. W. WILLIAMS.
iunl9, '7S-2w
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Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised"
w. II. H. GREEN, Postmaster.
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BARROWS * SIYTHE,
PETEIE n. RAILEY.

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE: OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL,
junl2, '7S-3t. JACKSON, MISS.
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

TIME commodious and comfortable residence
L. Of W. W. Wishart, corner of State aud
South streets, is offered for sale, on easonable
terms. Six rooms, kitchen, servants room,
stables, two cisterns, and fine mineral we'll,
Lot IS feet front lG0 deep.
june Il, '7S-4w
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sHERIFI-s SALE.

7. Il. RtCHAEDsOS & Co.
Use Of Richardson & Bro,
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Hanging Two Young DesPera

a CHIcAGo.-This morning, jeremiah Con-
ely, aged 10, and Geo. Sherry, aged Il years,
were hanged for the murder of Hugh Nc
Connell, on the evening of the 10th OF jan
uary,
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Execution of a Hardened Wretch

CINCINNATI.-Perry Bowster, who muir
dered an aged toll gate keeper aud his wife
&c CircleYille Pike, near Chillicothe, last
October, was hanged at Chillicothe this fore
noon in nresence of q LARGE crowd.
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Chicago, sr. LoUls and n. orr d. Co..
3O3 vs..
The SOUTHERN X. X. ASSOCIATION. ct al.
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MARKET NEWS.

COTTON.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
Mrs1cAL AND DRAMATIC NOTEs.


Verdi has gone to his country villa, near
Dnsseso.
Miss Fanny Davenport sailed from this port
on Saturday, Tor Liverpool. She VIII return early in
August.
At Niblo's Theatre the drama of " East
Lynne viii he acted this week with Mise Ada Gray In
the double character Of its unfortunate heroine.
The engagement of Mr.. and Mrs. Lingard
continues al the Park Theatre, and these players aud
their associates may tonight be seen in Mr.. Byrons
comedy OF ' Our Boys"
The little daughter of Mr.. II. D. Palmer, the
manager died in this city suddenly fTiday sbe was
only eight years old The DefeaNeo lalheI 10 III '
aud Is IN very delicate health
Mile. Aimee may be seen tonight and to
morrow night at Booths Theatre These win be her last
perfor7nances here On Tuesday she receives benefit
Nile. Aimee sails at once for France.
Mr. j. 3. Booths new hotel, the MasconOmo,
at Manchester Mass VIII be opened on Wednesday Tie
opening is 10 be sgnalzod by festival, % which NJ.
Booth has invited mauy Of his theatrical friends III
this and other cities.
The fiftieth consecutive representation OF
Fritz"-that is during Mr. Emmetts present engage
ment-Uil be given at the Standard Theatre to-nigr,
and It viii be signallzed by olservauces duly cOmmeIn
orstive Of such an important event It's made known
that Miss Maud Granger has b-eu engaged as leading
lady a. the Standard Theatre next season
The stage of the Union Square viii tonight
ne devoted 10 representation OF "The Lady Lyons"
Miss Ieona Mess beginner Ia theatrical business, pT
sonating Pauline and Mr. Joseph Wheelock appearing
as CiQude MelnOife. Tie Begs English Opera Troupe
evening. and wiz be found tins week al the Grand
OpeIa House.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
OIL TRANSPORTATION TO PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-B. ID. Benson and
y. L. Stewart. OF Tiusyille members OF the OIL Pro
ducers Association OF oil CITY. Pennsylvania who have
been In this city about two weeks, left TO-
their homes last night The object OF their
visit was 20 procure funds % establish their new
Oh Pipe Line between Parker City and Columbia
for which they claim that the right OF way has been Sc
cured AT present the only direct outlet from the oil
regions 10 the seaDoard is by way OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad but oil iA also shipped by pipes TO Pttsburg,
and thence TO Baltimore. Arrangements have been en-
Ian a six-lnch nine 10 Columbia and by means Of tank
cars ON the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad at that
poin to establish short to this city. IL Is said
that the mission OF Messrs Benson and Stewart has met
with success and that tho practical results OF the
scheme will soon be shown
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
GEyERAE FOREIGN VIEWS.
THE GREAT CoLLIERY EXPLOSION.

THE GREAT COLLIERY EXPLOSION
LONDON, June 8, 1873.
The explosion in the coal mine at Haydock
took place at IL o'clock Friday morning The coery
consists mines the Ravensbead and the Florida.
which are connected by q tunnel The explosion oc-
Cured In the workings Of the Florida NINE beyond the
tunnel 1t supposed that every Of the 232 men
who there dead. The mines were examined In
the morning. and deemed perfectly safe No blast
ingpower used. great fall Of coal occurred after
the explosion. The engaged in exploring the mine
working day and night endeavorlng 10 reach the
place where most of the bodies supposed 10 Tic.
Great crowds Of men, women and children have as
sembed in the vicinity Of the pit and general grief pre-
walls nearly every family In the village OF Haydeck hav-
ing suffered loss Of one Of its membeTs The
manager of the mine went down the shaft five minutes
after the explosion, and finding number OF men az the
bottom lying their faces, opened the ventllatng
DOORS and thus saved the lives OF the eighteen mea In
the Raycushead mne
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
PEACE AT LAST IN CUBA.

HAVANA. June 9.-An official telegram re-
ports that peace has been restored throughout Cuba the
remaining insurgents having capitulated. At ROmpe
1T officers. $50 armed and 2IS unarmod men sur
rendered. They commanded by General Belsari0
Peralta. Vicente Garcia and his officers have also sur
rendered.
Captan-General Jovellar yesterday received tele-
gram Tunas stating that the President OF the
Cuban Republic MaOrGeneral Vicente Garea, with his
companions have sailed for St. Thomas in Spanish war
vessel
A TIE Deum was sung tnis morning In the Havana
Cathedral restoration OF peace, in the presence
Of the CaptainGenera the authorities and large con-
gregation.
Martinez CampDs Is engaged IN the peace festlyf
tives at SantagO-de-Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

House Terrace, with large party, among whom were
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gladstone. She died in the house, and
CHASTITY death-bed t was, with the Duchess herself,
the MarchOness of Lorne. and other relatives and
friends who were present OF were hastily summoned
from other dnnertables in all the splendor Of even
ing dress. friend told yesterday how clearly he
remembered seeing her arrive as bride at the Dukes
castle Inverary, more than thirty years ago.
Never was a more charming young creature, he
said, and boisterOus the welcome of her hus-
bands future tenantry The was not yet Duke that
she fed half in dismay, into the castle Certainly
SIZE was one Of the best of the duchesses BY birth
lshe daughter of the last Duke Of Sutherlandl
and by marriage she might rank with the very
greatest ladies of English nobility. And we read in
the court circular that the Queen received with deep
regret the sad news of the sudden death Of
the Duchess of Argyll, "mother TO Her Majestys
son-in-law. the Marquis of Lornep That, then, in
remembrance and to distinction; her son married
daughter of the Queen. This is no cOurt-newsman's
homage to a royal mistress; every line Of these cir
culars is seen and approved by the Queen before it
goes out to the public. Did ever tell you what
once heard a great authority say-that in the mind
Of the QueoR the distance between herself and the
Duchess of Sutherland is immensely greater than
the interval between the Duchess and her cook
Or perhaps this is only more illustration Oh the
enormous egotsm which is said to be attribute of
royalty in general and which Her Gracious Majesty
Queen Victoria is too regal parsonage not to share
in common with other queens and kings. G. W. S.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

.ao,o.s we're conveyed into the Embassy
- % ~ assembled In room Wnefe tnes .nd several
jctoea 15 Sere visitors 20 the Embassy mne , ts th
osssrf reunion going on Wlthlh & % enacted out
Empassi rSe hody Of Socialists who, havIaE M oen @
sve1fed from gaining admittahes sonce - shouting
mainea ~ b & ne Prince" and singing ne ne eaI,sfe
,.i,s At one time the denon lbnt they we're
assumed very dlsagreeaDS to sDerse and after
d the uembers Of the deputhtiVRn R ,ysonal violence
however " 10 s,,eiaIsts who remained IN lno H0's''
'OC1, Ca,.l,o.to now has the rare good fortune VI
~, os the target Of radical abuse. Ihe sre"' a.
- ~ tbese extreme thinkers is that he mas ~, 1 -,
:. hing forward in the Assembly an a'iuS''' ro,r
eovor Of certain enthusiasts ana lana'oS se Drofts
-, o,,t their terms in New Caledonia 1ne -
serving o"' ,st.Dcs charges that he now Iepie
.s,ts nothipg but the tameness aoa ,-oted in
hoDs' ,osa premature caducify is lncai =.
oO'' % ~ - versailles He is a man "l'nou' sO--',
eno N"'.--1, , beart without genius Oecauso n' rs
ms y - tgporunce Of the people, ther vans
,o,,ors and hopes. Yu'sai ne1, : -, "a
esit, - - oeer the France 81 Noita're' D"n'V"' or
been HOe tt mean and paltry combinations The
,ces Of the recent confc ct prove ihl mar, nc LEI ~
s,5sctous adventurcr, who mas pIaye VIII Nl,n
~ s,,ture OF his country ike man Noe.,u - ~
who knows dr 4 NJ GSmbetfa 10 be allowed TO dis
% lis flcapacity before the RepuoneSns ossai I'M %
% ~ {is nroTer valuations How much longer VIII IN
stsf I'M seeing IN this comedian the preOes n
IN onT modern demOcracyP ATTACKS OF tlis sols nv @ C
YSeioIeffas pOfcal influence, which Is alfeauy wv
ussteTng he Is no longer the champion OF BellstI1e
- paris ut OF France. Al the banquet OF Tue
National fortnight ago ne mace Is t m Sonnd in our
sTicultura and rural populations IL IS because w % S
people OF peasants, people on ~ iaDo,eLs "a "a 80 ron
n,veFsal suffrage, which ls the law Ior an tnat our
- ever the great and feeuud principe on WHICH
Treneh society hingeS-oquahtl.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
INNING ROWING AND SHOOTING.

RUNNING. ROWING AND SHOOTING.
FIVE INTERESTING RACES AT JEROME PARK-PRAc-
TIcE or THE COLUMBIA COLLEGE cREw-Row-
ING AT BAY RIDGE AND NEwARK-RIFLEMEN
AT CREEDMOOP.
The Spring meeting at Jerome Park closed
with five races Saturday. Duke of Magenta win
ming the Belmont Stakes and Cloyerbrcok the
WOodburn. The Columbia College crow is
practicing at Henley England, where its
style of rowing is much admired. There
were rowing contests at Newark and Bay Ridge
Saturday. At Creedmoor there was shooting IN two
contests.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
PUBLIC OPINION.

Mr.. Matthews is not a discreet man, The
country has had ample evidence Of that fact But his
lefers 70 Anderson not those OF man who was en-
gaged in a conspiracy 70 one OF the eonsprstors-Bos-
tOn Advertiser lRepJ
The point we make against the Democratic
party leaders particular since the civil war
cOsed nave they manifested disposition 10 give
the country peace. On the contrary their united Efforts
have been directed 10 provoke sectional feeRs- Hart
ford COuraut (isep)
Anderson's credibility is only a minor part
in tine drama His character may be blackcr than the
fnges Of Hadc but the fact remains that hc has been
feared and cOured by syeopants who removed the
Fraudulent Admnls;ratiOn.-lU Utica Observer (Dem.l
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

that has published by the Government. and
large demand for II has already shown itself II viii not
be ready distribution for several weeks. The CON-
Congress for additional apprOpria-
ton TO enable it 20 continue its work In the
permanent breeding grounds OF the locust II hgs been
discovered through the explora0ns OF commission
that the migrate these regions only when
they become populated with the insects and u Is
believed that may be adopted for the destruction
OF the locuss their eggs such extent as 10 pre-
vent OverprOductOn and therefore, 20 prevent the
migration TO the settled portions OF the country.
In OF tho exceedingly valuable work that the
commission has already performed II seems certainly
worth while to allow ts members continue their work
for year longer.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis fOr ne Past "a hours

WAsmSGrON. June 10. l q. m.-The barometer
Is highest On Florida, oregon. and the Northwest The
storm centre last night over Eastern New-York has
moved northeastward over Nova Scotia. second
storm hhs advanced eastward Missouri to the Upper
Ohio Valley accompanied by frequent from Kansas
90 the Gulf south Atlantic aud Middle States. The tenn
peruture has generally risen IN the south Atlantic and
tuif -tatc- the Northwest and Lake region, and fallen
iu Tennessee aud the Lower ONO valley.
TudicduOHS
For the Lower Lake region and Middle States, falling
aud lpw, followed by rising barometer brisk aud high
scrly winds gradually shifting 10 west and north. cool
3D.. followed from the westward b. warmer clearing
weather.
rol NewEngiand, risng, followed by falling barOme
ttr winds shifting northeast and AOutheast, nearly
NJ luOnary temperature, cloudy, RAINY and stormy
weather.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
IOWA sTHL BITTER TOWARD HAYES.

IIINI IIIf IUTFIHIllII IlIItlNtNN
Al SecetaTy McCTary rs hatterIng the Presi-
e5t With the idea that the Republicans OF Iowa ndorse
@ 70 the slightest degree the policy that depriyeQ Two
e oi their legal governments, thereby establishing,
y certain degree precedent for the Revolutionary
<otier scheme he Is doing than he is justified ia
9g even 70 hold place in the Cabinet The voice OI
~ Met rary's Congressional District, which rang Out
ecarY and boldly the other dag in denunclatiOn OF
- 90 aroe that crnges before and fawus over ue,
liaai treason but the voice OF the state, which VIII
.f add favor and force 20 the dennciatiOn when II
as 70 speak Aud yet the Republicans OF no state "a
~ Union viii be united In denOunciDg the assault
on TIE Presidents fite consistently because
49, denounced the assault made upon Packard ana
.-uDerain assault outrageous aud audnciOns as
tat t1e Row being made agaluef lle President
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

CUTHELIAt the residence OF her bfOtherina law Dr. A. NJ
Campbell, Mount Vernon. " y sarah Maria, daughter of
ne John and sarah Cufhell I'm her 37th year.
Funeral Presbyterian Church, West Farms on Mon
day, 10th inst, at $3.50 o'clock =. m.
AYCRAFT-Suddeuly Of pneumonia saturday sth inst.
Morris Crawford infant of j. Edgar aud Carrie G. lay
Funeral private.
Intor1nent a White Plains
PALMER-n this city June T. Alice Marcy, only daugh.
ter of Henry ID. ami Alice Palmer, aged years and 10
Fnnera services win be held at OF Annuncia
ton I4thst 7hsve., ON Monday afternoon, az l3O
o'clock.
sHEARER-In Dilsburg, Penn the 4h nsty George L.
ShCarer, NJ. D., In the 18TH year Of ms age.
sTODDA ART-WiIiam Johnston StOddart, born At Fairnie
Hi scotland July To- 1881, and died June z 1878, at san
Francisco Cal.
TALCOTT-On NAV g. Fred e. TaoOtt NJ. D. OF George
and Anna b. G. TacOIt, aged 81 and 10 months.
funeral ON Tuesday H. II o'clock az the residences
OF his parents LineOnpace shave, Brook
lyn.
Relatives and friends Invited 20 attend
His remains will be taken 20 Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
A GooD-BYE no sELLERs.

Iobn T. Raymond Colonel Sellers) is to sail
,syr DAYS for professional tour in England. fare
l dinner was given him Saturday night by his tel-
-, embers of the Lotos Club, which was attended by
v on seventy guests. witty and genial speech was
- bv Mr. Raymond, in response to the toast in his
tono Other speeches were made by the Hon. RObt. b.
poosevelf the Hon. Henry Watterson, Isaac H. Brom-
a., Noah Brooks Jonn A. Foley Professor Paien, W. s.
snsrews Montague L. Marks and others; and the fol-
Io,ripp letter OF regret was read;
NO 221 EAST EIGHTEEETH-sT., n. Y, J
Saturday, June 8, 1878. )
Nv DrlR BROOKS: The condition OF my healthis sdcn
absoely orbids 70 take part in any festival, ana
- fbis reason must beg you 10 excuse my absence
tr he dinner tonight No else possibly re-
erf "a much as do that must TINS he prevented from
o,ning ia the proposed tribute 20 Mr. Raymond. The
sold worth of his character, the healhu influence OF
Sis professional lfe the originality ana force or his tai
sfs and bunOr and the Of hs society long since
commanded my respect and won my friendship. would
ave my absence this occasion, attributed 70 cold
s or 10 light regard. very far from being IN good
health and I am directed 70 avoid all excitement i
should kef COuld-tO give public expression 10 the
ssfeer tic goodwill and the hopeful anticipation With
bieb commend Mr.. Raymond 70 the hospitality OF the
F1Vlsh stage and those dear friends, across the
ocesT who know so well how TO make the American
genfensn feel that in England he is sui at home There
h nj land 80 lovely as the land TO which he VIII san;
fber Il DO affection more true ana tender than the ae
ton o English hearts. wish Your hOnofed guest sae
VoTage and happy timeprOsperlty ana repOse-thlnss
good 10 possess and things lovely TO remember Yours
ssigsvs WILLIAM WINTER.
NOAH BROOKS. esq.
The proceedings were informal throughout and the
company separated about II O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
BASE BALL.

A fine game was played ut Ncw~Bedford,
Mass on Saturday. between the Now-3edfOrd and Au-
burn Clubs The New Bedford Club the game after
eleven innings had bern played, by score OF 3 to l.
In game at Waterville, Me-, en Saturday,
between the Colby and Bowdoll College Clubs. The
former won by score Of to /.
The championship game which was to have
been played at Providence onssaturday, between tho
Providence and Chicago Clubs, stopped by ran at
the eommencemeni OF the third inning when tho score
stood 10 0 in the home clubs favor The International
game between the star and Hartford Clubs at Hattofa
also postponed.