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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22

On tho TUESDAY preceding Easter Sunday walking
match was agresa to between Mr. Il. A. Moalc, OF the
sCreedpoor," In Nassau street, aud 8. Atkinson, oil
leo wagon lame. The conduions that the above
parties had start from Houston street. aud Bowery
al I'VE A. NJ. yesterday and walk 10 the main gate
OF Jerome Park and Tue loser vas to pay Tor dinner
Kingsbrdgc Tor fourteen persons amounting 20 $25
on tho night OF Saturday a number OF gentle
men assembled at Charley Eismans, No. 294 Bowery,
tho majority OF whom came down from the billiard
tourn ament, and IN this idinR they awaited tue
dawning OF Easter sunday. Az uvo A. al ar. Moulie
arrived ON time. but bis opponent did not show up.
As there $500 bet GU the outside a question
arose whether Mr.. Mouile was entitled 10 claim the
his an agonist dd not appear he would have walk
over tns track TO claim the wager. This
IN accordance with sporting rules, as II Was
stated, and h. A. Moue toec tue curbsiono on the
nor, Invest corner vi Houston aud Bowcry at Ave
minutes past seven A. NJ, aow nk his adversary
ley Eisman and Colonel Hyde oil Harlem, and ~ Their
company ne started on his march. Two carriages
which had been previously ordered up in front
OF No. 294, and IN tnem Mr. Mccormick, tue ten pin
alley buider Eddy Biclc, the insurance man; George
kunn, .lsiand No 10, IN Fourth avenue, and sew.
erai Others entered The teams followed the podestrn
at a slow pace, and al sixtictn street, which point
tue walker made Ia iorty.vne minutes, Harry DcihI
jump out Of the carriage and relieved houlle's
company. Al NcCombs Dam. wherc he reached al
Sn aim, Charley Houn relieved the aforesaid ANA.
teur walker and accompanied tho victim o rules 70
tho gate ~ when place he arrived at On. 3Im,
winning the match and claiming tue championship OF
way out but returning, tho party refreshed At sew.
eraI places
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COURT CALENDARS--TH DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-cHAMBEas-H by Judge
Pot,erNos. II - "a, 81 3D. 80, 65. 81. II, 81, S.
1922 1906 100 Isl ZOE, 2o3, III, 2l3 pa 229 2i2 247
24S. 25o 259, 200, 2oi. 262, 26S
SUPREME CouRr-GESERAL TERM-wiil meet to-
morrow.
SUPREME CoURr-spEclAL TKnN-Hcld by Judge
Van vorsL-Demurrers-Nos 81 ~ Law and iact
Nos 2a2, 245 3oz, 39l 800 427, 42s f29, 445 pit. ~
20 AZ 40 Al 4al, 49, 4ss, 49, 4ss, 49, sea, $685.
supnhMs CouKr CiRcurr-Part 1-Hcla BY Judge
Van BranL-Nos. 1885, 1918. lo33 1856, 1903, 1915
9i9h, 79S1s ST. BIS, l7osh. 462, Az 1888, 3oO5.
1880 zs47 1908, ssss 2'4s, 1884,. oae ii5s. 1888
1865, aoS7 1868, 1890 1872. 1895 1907 1904, 1905
1915, l64s 1879, 400, lo5l, 1854 1866 1867, 1871,
1872 1865, 1,so, 1882 1855, 1887, 32s l594h, 1874
siss, 1911 PAR PART s@aed BY Judge @
on--No 1925. No day calendar.
SUPERIOR coUar-GESgRAL Term Adjourned sine
SUPERIOR CouRr-SPEcIAL TERa-Hed by Judge
scdgw,ck-Issucs Of lact-No. l. Issues OF iaw-NoA
!, "a, 6s.
SUPERIOR coURr-rnaL TxRx-Part Held by
Judge frecdman.-Nos. 49, 252. 67s, GAG 6i7, CAS-,
7se 81, Si9 81. 80. $50. 65l. 652 1913 $40. RI
$685. 500, 1o4 60 $50. $40, $751; $40, 53s, $780, Part 81
Hid by Cnie Juxuce ourtis Nos 100, lo2 $50 SOL,
655 254 CSC. $50 si5 s62 $685. 2g', 500, la ll3 81
COMMON PLsAs--GKskRAL iEnM.-Adjournea Tor tho
term.
COMMON PLEAs-EorIrY TERM Adjourned for tho
COMMON PLEAs-sPKcrAL 1ERM-Heid by Chief JUS
ticc Z. 7. Day.-No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-lRiAL TERM Part Held by Judge
j. H. Day.Nos 60 1902 $50, 1855, 25so, 1913, 1879.
1911 95s l43s, 2o4 i176 1909 $685. 449, 1901, 22S,
2i7o ioio 1913 Ills, 45l, 3D. $50 lI5i, 272 1860,
203 20i 373 $40, $50, 5sl, 267S. 1884, 6l4 1898 800
229 C3i. 6sS. Part 2--Held ~ Judge Ven hocsen.--
No. ga 1872 l0so, 1870 1870 1906 lics l4so, l47,
l471. l41S, 1916, 1926. lld3, lio5
MARisg Copgr, TRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
sherdan.-Nos. 3050 3267. 2i9l. 1890, 3237 S2sl,
2s17, $780, 1919 3so5 2s95, 4I52, 2o63, 3o3l, 4i77
Para 2--Held by Judge Mead m. Nos 1867, ags0,
$685. 3Il6 $780, $3.50, 3s75 $500, 1919, 1928 BAL 3g29
39sl $3.50 1855 1890 39g1 4Ul5 4o23 1892 1851 AIS
Also. 4lSl 4ls2 ASA 4ls7 1882 ,i92 4lso 4l9o, 4ss,
42oz, i20i, 42o5 1900 l201, 2li3 42l4 4z17. 42la.
il22, 4l23. 4224, 4225 4l2o 4229 f230. ABB, 4255
Part 3--Hed ny Judge stca-Nos. AIS, 3Vst, 1913,
3l5l l6t s3l7 29ls, $780, 5000, $780, 4342 2527 $685.
3556 4J2j
CouRr or GEy RAJ SsssIoSs--part Held by Judge
Sutherland Tue People vs. samuel McCrakrn and
James Mcdonald, ielouous assault and battery same
Gan Bsthista Devote, ielonlOus assault aud bat
terry Same VS.. Edward Chambers forgery; same w.
jacob Berry, disorieriy house Part 2-Hcd by
Judge GildersIeeve--fhc People vs. George Weyman,
homicide; same vs. Henry 0shmer ielonious assault
and battery: same w. John H. Yagel and Sebastian
Dumsen, burglary Same Va. Thomas Whacn, larceny
from the person; same Va. Patrick Mccarthy, larceny
iron the pei SON.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. April 20, 1874
coastwise. II. STOCK. 2s.l7s.
Ngw ORLEANS April 20 1873
Expor.To Great Britain. f.s7 the Continsnt, 67o
to the Channel. 4,i7s Stock. ls4.7oe.
MonrLn. April 30. 1878.
Cotton steady; miad,ius loe low mlaa.,ng O. good
% sales LOO stock - $40
SAVANNAH April 20, 1879
sos an,s naa nR Ns 1 low %dn:
So Sales soS Stock. slSis '''''''' 90 '"'s' gross
quiet. maans ,6 Apr, aw 2D asns
bales. lo Sales as 400 sG ssocs o ' Net receipts 1877
WiLMiNG1oy, n. u, April 90 1874
spirits Of ,urpen.ins steady at 2s,c kosin steady
70 Tor strained Crude tuIpentine steady At 81 Tor
q - Tor yellow dip aud 81 IS ~ Tor virsa Tar firm
Flour unchsnrsd sales. Sb. Wheat S' arnsr sale.
E s sss q Corn s,'
asIs. b1 Goia n" TO-
sGl'd 81 Ss "asosa As s f
saa peas Ss sYn I, ana ss rye s barley New
Receipts -Lumocr. 1880 ieeI shpment,- Flour 100
BUFFALO. April 20. ISIS
eh.nas IN wh s d@sna s' $50 DO Diee' I'M
Soyssn sprns on pryass terms sorn eul; sales 1900
sss ear J Sss SS sas
ley "a private sso9 ,.s@ a' ws,s sss
.low nnehsn sea Other article. unchanged. Railroad
quoted Wheat DC; corn. she SIC. oats. 3sc bar.
VIZ, Wheat Il Gs sa s 80 & % os 2 eg
ley gas 80 s. soos II T. qaa bs
.u.hels shipments ~ canal 10 tide
i Lii. DO rye 2'40 DO barley 'ssO 90 '''s
ToLKno April 30 1878.
Wheat opened 8rms closing easier; amber Michigan
spoi - seller Nay >, 2ssa seller June. - ;.s;
+ 5ss V S sss
44l.c No whiis. ijc reiee,en' 3is.e ds%.@sd sss
oaIs dull, No Al 2s4c.; Mchisan asise Cisysisecd
sSooo Sashss sora ssoo DO oats. 1853 DO Ship
ments-wheat. $500 bushels; corn, 100000.
Flour Arm and unchanged sales Of $50 obs white at
- neat hrmer; NO white Michigan, III 81 extra do
neglected sales Uloverseed au anu NORMALLY 81 30
y ~ 30. hecepts-ficur. i40o bbis. wheat. 28,Uy0
100 Dbls wheat $4,000 bushels corn none oats none
CINCINNATI April 20. 1878
tI.ur auiet aud unchanged Wheat quiet. but steady;
43c 44e Oats dan q 2sc Jic iys duh at soc GO.
Isra u good With ishs "ass e"rrsn. !" maze
~ 10 Did; kettle, 81 2oass 20 bulk meats nrm: shout
51sc clear sdes 5le. wiissey dali At ii ~
is4s '''''' ''eep'' ''o' shipments
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat .iry active and shade
hish he 80 ,o Chicago ,p.,ns = ~ ~ ps'
z os' Gors steady w's air Gsnsaa 4osse, ss,h;
2esc.. May june. Rye rmer a. 5sc 5s,se Barley
s g Ssae. .s ss' a. .s rS.s s n ss
sy 20 t..s is ssvs snS s, ' % ssh % " 7
Alcohol 49, bid frsehts--Corn to Buffalo Hrner. at
ss CORR h's so soa OATS s. yea. s 40
barley, 1000 do shpments-fiour Ii.u0J Dbls wheat.
busnsls corn. $4,000 oats $4,000 do barley,
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The working boys have been pelitioning tho Park
Commissioners Tor permission to play baseball on the
common In Central Park. Tnis privilege is only
granted TO schoolboys, and the former consider this
invidious and unJust distinction. Tho law reg
uiation which applies the has reference to Tue
playing OF bail croquct and similar games IN tho Cen.
trail Park. TIE landscape architect recommended
the following provision, which was Adoptcd:-
That bal playing by the public sehoolDoys DO allow ed
green saturday afternoons. The
applying ball playing the bail ground being enforc
way made the road from tbs psI
house ground TO the green.
That bali playing be permitted tho north meadow
Mednesd Afternoons unucr similar ulatons, and
Oh ladies be permitted to play croqast the grounds
Wednesdays.
Mr.. Wenman. President OF the Department OF Parks
says that .oring boys we're aim tied To the grounds
play bal The Park would be overrun. For the pro-
OF the grass Inc had 10 be drawn somewhere
They admitted schooiJoys because those were MOI 20
numerous TO cause any serious trouble damage:
but II tho grounds thrown open 10 working boys
thousands OF them wocid flock there aud beat the
grass ana soil into common. Hence II became no
cessiiy 10 msKe tue distinction when his caused so
much dlsplcasurc tc the working boys.
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.


The foreign commerce OF the port Tor the week was
az foIiows:-Generai merchandise imports, including
dry goods. $5,S59. lis; produce EXPORTS So $780,
and specie exports $685. $780, The total IMPORTS since
January !, this year wero $o0,652, cas-, against
$l03 062 044 for tho corresponding period last year.
and $l06 Gao in 1875 The total exports produce
since January this year SOL, $751; 1885, against
SIC $50 for corresponding period last year. ana
$40 1913 in 1915 The total exports OF specie
January this year S. sSS 0o6 against S. 60 22
Tor the corresponding period last year. $l6 354
In 1875
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The placing OF the new AZ per cents with
the Syndicate continues TO influence government
bonds iavoraby both here and IN London. In the
local market there was slight falling OF At the open
Ing, prices steadiod and there was q general
advance. In London prices also hotter, will be
seen by the following comparisons:-
April 49, April 90
New Az per cents. -. 1O4 4 a lO4H 1O4l u
vs-twenties OF 1857. lOs7s 1854 u 1857
Ten-fortics. lu65a 1861 lO74
Fives OF 1881. commence. lO4H l044 1904 l051
srATE AND RAILROAD BONDS
The market for both classes OF bonds has been
steady and the OF railroads decidedly active
There is, however, no change OF any importance
cept IRON the Northwestern gold bonds. which adj
vancea to 9SH.
The following were Tho Di DIS for tho various State
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DIED

Asncgoyr.-On saturday, April 20, RICHARD ASH.
cRoFr, aged 80 years
Funeral will take place Tuesday, April 20, at
three o'clock T.. NJ lroM his lace residence 537 Bed-
lord av., Brooklyn, ~ Y. Relatives aud breads OF
tue family, also members OF Puritan LOage, No. 3jg
n. anu a NJ. are respectfully invited 10 attend.
PrRifAs IoDGE, No. $50, v. AND A. n. -BhErnHks--
You are hereby summoned 70 meet at the GIN
Room, Masonic Temple, on Tuesday, Aprf -, 1873,
at one O'Clock, sharp, Tor the purpose oil paying
last tribute of respect TO our late brothcr Rchard
Ashcroft. BY order W. IL. JOHNSON, w. NJ.
ATKINSON. suddenly, on Friuy evening, tho 1glh,
Mrs. NJ. w. ATKINSON
Relatives aui lfienas are respectfully invited to
attend the iuuera Mt her ate residence No. 3US West
Both st. on Tuesday, tue 23j, At ten O'Clock A. NJ.
WITHOUT furlher n0sico
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SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.

THE SIX DAYS CONTEST AT THE AGmcULrU-
RAJ HALL.
Tho following portion OF SIR John Asiicy's letter
(wnlch appeared IN the Sporting Lye Of Wednesday
Isst accidentally Omitted "lu rider TO counter
net degree the advantage OF having separate
track o'Leary's track was measured rs inches IRON
tho INSIDE and the Euglshnan's track lost, which
In the 600 circuits required to 500 miles would
10 long way To counterfeit tne disadvantage
had 10 contend with in covering inc $500 circuits on
the larger track, and though Tor the nrst days
Vaughan had often 10 30 round Tue men ON his rack,
yet Tor the last TOUR dsys the competitors Who had
no chance always made way TOE him.p
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


-PAcKHAEusgR --on Saturday, April 20, by
the Rev Thomas Gaiisudct. u. ID !. NATHAN CLARK,
Jr., 10 HERMISs H. PAckBAEusSR both OF tbis ct,y.
toLLINs--OLiyKR.--At tue rcsdenc. OF the brides
parents, MtlDurr, ~ j., on the 17th INST, by Rev.
Dr. Clover, RoBEHr DAVID CoLLiSsto MARY ELizaBsrH,
daughter oi MarK oliver
GLEin--Lowg.--0u April is, by Rev ChWes
Kruger a, the residence OF ths BRIDES gr1ndmother,
AuoLF GLENN. OF HoDOkcn, N. j., 10 Lottsg y. LOWE
daug ter OF Professor Lowe. 81 Nprristown, Pa
Philadelphia ana NoriIstowD papers pleas. copy,
RrssELr.--SoMERs.--on wednesday, April IL, t
Phi adeIrhis, by the Rev. W. Scott JONI RvssgLt.
OF New York, 10 KArE h. soMERs.
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tnar special comfortable stall Is ntted up for
him, and he will be ridden by any person what
ever under any circumstances, nor will he oe put TO
any kind Of work
Ill. Hereafter upon all occasions OF ceremony (cf
mounted rogmental iormation) ComaDche. saJdled,
bridied, dfaped in mourning and led by mounted
TROOPER OF Company VIII be paraded with the rcg
ment. By command OF
Brevet Major General s. ID. SrURGIS,
Colonel Seventh cavalry.
ERNST A. DARLINGTON, FIRST Lieutenant and Adju-
tant Seventh cavalry
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. April 20 1879.
sugars-T Tho holidays checked Dusn - entirely The
market was lankuid and dropping. The safes
lined 20 small parcesi Nos. - 70 ~ Dutch standard
IN reals per arroDe; Nos 10 to 70 Dutch d.
81 ~ reals per arrobe: noiassos sugar. Nos 70 -,
~ reals per arrobc. muscovado common 30 fair "a
% reals centrifugal sugar Nos Al to l3,
boxes ana hhd., ~ re.s stocks n warehouses at
7OU hhas Receipts Of the weekl1S 800 boxes. 12UU
sgs aud l2.lO0 hhaA Exports during the week-7.65U
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A SAVAGE RACE HORSE.

From the Lexington (Ky.l Gazette, April III
negro boy, the rider OF Mr. IL =. McGralh's race
horse Leonard, was bitten by the horse saturday,
and the ioreanger OF his hand torn of in shocking
manner. The horse was being rubbed down alter his
exercise, and the boy holding aim and soothing
him on the poss, when Leonard seized nim by tue
finger and literally lifted him from the ground, his
weignr finally tearing oil tho finger, snd with IL tho
leaders Tor considerable distance up the arm.
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THE WOMAN'S HOSPITAL.

The Woman's Hospital, an institution which since
its establishments done an ncaculabie amount Of
good, recently experienced . great loss In tho death
OF DR.. Reasler. one OF the eminent members Of its
surgical stan. There were many applicants for tho
vacancy and tho Board Of Managers nave last de-
ciaed upon DR.. Ruasees SUCCESSOR in the person Of
DR.. N Bozeman, OF TINS city, who has made tho par
ticulr diseases treated at Inc Womans Hospital the
study OF lifctime. The appointment IS considered
by he medical faculty generally one OF the very
best ina. could have been made
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YACHTING.
THE NEW BEDFORD YACHT CLUB.


New BEDFORD, Mass, April 90, 1878.
The approaching yachting season promises to be
very brilliant with the New Bedlor Yacht Club,
which is now an established institution and legally
incorporated, after years. successful experience
1t has membership Of about sixty, VINO reside In this
The following Is list OF the vessels at present in
cludod in the squadron OF the New Bedford club
sCHoONERs.
Name Owner
Silvie, centreboard. ........ Thomas Nye, Jr
sLooPs.
Whistler, ccntreboard ......John A. Hawes
Polly, ccntreboard ......... Richard II. Morgan
Medea, centreboard. ....... Edgard ~ hammond.
Ciarisa, cenlreboard. " Hard Nye. Jr
Sunlight centreboard. Wilnam X Wagner.
Addie, centreooard. ........ Charles DeiaDo
Nist cenireDoard. ........ George w Parker
Siren. entfeDoard.. - N. Weld, Jr.
Louisa, centreDoard.. .Georgc H. Price.
Mys.o1y, cch'eooard Edward d. whitney.
Bounie centreboard ...... Dr. Arthur R,cketson.
49, cAr-R;GGED BOATS
Cuo...... ................. James Beetle.
Encio'''... .............. James y beettc
Syipn...... ..-.............J ohn II. Beetle
MIKE .................... Pardon Dcvol, Jr
r'eot"lns ................. Robert . LaHton.
Inc Tnepia, one OF tho best boats IN The squad
ron, has been sold by her owner, Edward 5. Brown
10 Austin Il. Smith, OF Chilmark. Among the
new accessions TO the squadron tins season are
tho Louisa, purchased from Captain. Richard
s w. Hathaway OF Fa.roayen' Mass, and tho
purchased by Mr. Whitney IRON Boston parties. Mr..
frank Z. smith, member OF The CLUB, is building a
O"ribscu pOdt, NHlcu Will Ue astaSheu W tuc Squat
ron. and which VIII be known as the Hector.
The Polly, reported in the HERALD AS being
sunk at her dock, has been raised, ana
Is now being re1tted tor the season. Tho Medea.
Louise, Sunlight, MIST Bonnie and Mystery are also
undergoing repairs
The Regatta Committee have not as yet decided
wnat arrangements 10 make Tor the season. the an
nual regatta viii take place in June.
The club has received polite Invitation to attend
tho annual regatta OF the Brooklyn Yacht CluD IN
June. The club house Fish Island, East
River, has been leased by the club until March
!, 1881, and II will continue 10 be their headquaatera
No liquors VIII be sold Kept for sale III or ABOUT the
Of the attaches or employees Of either party.
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THE MONEY MAKKkr.

THE MAKKkr
The money market ruled easily during the week. and
everything points toward a more easy market Cuil
oans were made generally at . per cent, with cx-
,cpiions at : and per cent. Prime commercial pa
per wus 10 fair demand at 8 61s per cent Tho
weekly statement Of the Now York banks is a guar.
lntec OF an easier money market. Boih total ma
The surplus reserve are nearly 81 higher than
last week. The rise in the leg tender note average
s3,579, 300 and that IN the spec,e average
tl49 600 The following rs n comparison OF the aver
sges OF the last two weeks:-
April 10 april 20 Differences
Loans $3.50 0lS 400 s23z ll3 400 Dec. 81 9v5 600
specie. ..... 50, 4Sc. goo 35,y35 800 Inc. 4ig 0uO
Leg tenders Is o66 loo 80 1856 900 Inc. 3Jlg 800
Dcposts 49,. 20i, g@6, 600 2U2 033 100 Inc. l2o $40
Circulation. l9yJy, z00 l9.0S2.9 900 Iuc. % 100
The following shows the relations between the total
reserve and the total liabilities.
specie. sos, 800 $50, 935 800 Inc. $4,000
Legal tenders $4,000, 100 81, 1856 600 Inc 35lygOv
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hoxes $500 bags and $50 ds including 257o boxes
3.2uO bags and Io.425 hhcs TO the United
Flour s34 ss5 per bb for American. Jerked beet 81
81 roais. Spanish currency arrobe Hams. $37 $40
qantal for American sugar cured Potatoes no do
mand Taiiow. SIS $40 per quintaL Wax, yellow. SIT
per arrobe tmpty hogsheads 50 So gold Lumber
NAL white pine ssI sss per pitch pine. $50 Ssi
Chewing tobacco S4s $50 quintal Corn, llA II
reals per arrobe Freghts nominal. Exchanges nominal.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., April ~, 1878
In the printing cloths market holders and buyers
still apart their views tine best ofsrs brn- 3r.
holders ask 35fc Bloc for standard extra "a by
"a Sales reported for the week. 81 200 pieces
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HONOR TO A WAR HORSE.

BISMARCK, d. r, April 10. 1873.
Tue HERALD readers viii remember that the only
survivor Of tho Custer massacre was horse OF
the gallant Captain kcoeh. General sturgis sends
your correspondent the following ordcr:-
GENERAL ORDERS NO. l.
HEADQUARTERS SkvKNTH UNITED SrATRs CAVALRY,
FoRr A. LINCOLN, ID. L., Apri ~, 1878. J
J. Tho horse known ComaneiNo beng the only
Iiying representative OF the bloody Tragedy OF tue
Lle Big Horn June 20, 1916. his KIND trea meat and
comicrt should 10 matter Of pride aDd SOIL hude on
the OF every member oil tue seventh cavalry, 10
the end hat his LIE may be prolonged 10 the utmost
limit Wounded and SCARED as he ~, his very exist
speaks IN terms more eloquent than words Of The
cspefate struggle ssain-t overwhelming numpefs, oil
the hopeless conflict ana OF the heroic manner In
whirn all went down on that fatal day.
III. The commanding of1cer of Company Will see
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May lat Observation-Disclosures VS.. indianapolis.
May lat Cincinnati i.waukee VS.. Cincinnati
May lat Providence Boston vs. Providence.
Nav 2-At Indi napolis-Chicago vs. Indian apols.
May AT CINCINNATI Milwaukee vs. Cincinnati
May AT lndinnapos-Chicag0 vs. indianapolis
May AT Cincinnati Milwaukee, vs.. Cincinnati
May 4 Al Boston-Providence vs. Boston.
May TAT Observation-Disclosures vs. Cincinnati
May TAT Indianapolis -Miwaukee VS. lnuiana polis.
May Sat Providence boston vs. Prvsidence.
May 3-At observation-disclosures vs.. Cincinnati
Nay 3At Indiana oiis- Milwaukee va. indianapolis
May il-At Cincinn All Chicago vs.. Cincinnati
May lat lndia n&Dolis- Milwaukee vs. indianapolis.
May ll-At Boston Providence vs. Boston
May ~ AT all waukee-Iin cinnati VS.. Milwaukee.
May l4-At Chicago Indians poiis Va. Chicago.
May l5-At Providence Boston VS. Providence.
May l6-At Milwaukee, Gin innnti vs. MI wHukea
May III At tbica 20 indianapolis vs.. Chicago.
May IL At Milwaukee--Cincinnati vs.. Milwaukee.
May lS-At Chicag o-Indianapoli VS.. Chicago.
May lS--At Providence boston vs. Providence.
May 2l--At chicago Cincinnati vs.. Chicago.
May 2l-At Milwaukee indianapolis va. Nils aukec.
May 22-At ton-Providencs W.. Boston.
May 23-At Ghicago-t;inciinati vs. chicago
Ma, ~ AT Nj wankee--lndianaposisv vs. Milwaukee.
May 25-At Cnicagp-Cinciunati vs.. Chicago
May 25--At Miiw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vs. Miiwauxe,.
Nav 25-At Bostou-irovidence vs.. Boston.
May ~ AT Boston chicago vs. Boston.
May 3S-At frovidence-Milwauk vs. Providence.
May 2S-At Cincinnati Indianapolis vs'CincinnatL
May ~ AT Boston II 'hcaeo w. Boston.
May 10 AT Observation-Disclosures VI Providenca
May 80 AT Observation-Disclosures annapolis vs. Cncinn All.
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THE INTERNATIONAL CAME. .

DSGHAMroN. n. T., April Il, 1873.
In the international game OF baseball here yester-
day between the uucas and Crickcts Tho iormcr won
by OF ).
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Excess oi re-

Excess oi re.
serve ABOVE
legal req'n,s slae7l $50 sl7oOs.S5o Inc. o37 200
Foreign exchange vas quiet ana during the nrst
bali OF tho week somewhat lower, but rates were ad-
vanced n Thursday and remain fairly steady.
rho following were the latest quotations -
Sizlu UnHA Three Dan
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BASEBALL.

SCHEDULE OF THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
GAMES TOR THE MONTH or May
The following is a record Of games which to lie
played by the clubs composing League during the
month OF May IN their championship series During
the entire there to be $50 games played.
Thirty eight OF them, as the following table shows,
are al ranged for the month OF May. Thirty-six are
TO be play ed during this month OF June. Forty 1.-Two
have been assigned OF the two mouths oil July
and August ana tho remaining twenty-five are set
down IN their oca list to be played IN the month OF
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As6k a4.s7 4.so As9h


THg GOLD MARKET.
Gold was very heavy early In tho wcok, the price
slng as low as 100k, so that many banks and otncr
Institutions hsvs already begun to pay out gold coin.
II tho Close how ever the price strengthened little
md the market closed nj 1904.
The following table shows the Huctaations Of gold
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To.arcs've SEA 1853 900 $es 900 Inc. So sos 900
kes'vc Teq'ed
aI'idep'sms 5o4sLe5o 6o,sla,sio
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The following are quotations IN gold FOR various
loinH and bullion 3