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aamhrt 4 ssb. tut~'s n.ust MT ec lees
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day
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until y,u have p.ld NY I. ial.
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first psss.
That little jimmy wen, af,er the
market IMPORT. We save him =
dime. lie bongh s1ur cigar. AID
gave cAsr~y 4. Thy eau'o 'n,o
the o0Ice. bic as men Hold up Jiu
my bfsr IA Is ate.
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10 -, has LACEY heated here. NJ
sssirs 10 Reed. fumtor" c'orr. he,
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iusss i%rvpsr~to'S 70 living here. A
.sai~r oi hi. friend. vii accompany
hi1 On his return here Tie insfr,ss
card 10 the CRiks 20 his rstutn.
MOI, si'h,,sndins The depression
W trade. due this scson ofthe yer
Miner Bro. are .,ill having their usu.
81 rushing trad, which !. the re-ul, of
tier lov irees and square dealing.
DOWN. DONNli
Nev suppy OF Nall pspsr 81 No
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ca'y 10 c,s . bat. ~ cts. . rvll.
WASTED
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Q good s-snities co.. siso 10 csve ss .
faulty ,fe,iL ~. A good home ard
good s.sss %Susnntssi. liefcnpec
required.
Inquire Of J. WIhelmssn Red
c1.ui Neb. 23,2
ErrRAY Norics.
Zane 20 ID, . clossFs Of ,ks under.
s'sced 90 bic. 10 b, sqr sec. s01i
X 10, ~ b.y hurse co! black @.nr
sud tail isf hipd TO-, white Tn,
oslst sAh have the sms by proving
propsry AL ps,iaT chsrses
ksa I1oud Jan. J 1879.
235 Cs,hrinc White
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
The psun rship h~.r.,riYie eIi.iias
bs,w--s iismptoa e. iss,sa ,-'h,-
day dissolved Az p~ar,is. os'ss III.
soN'vs orm ~ rqsss,ed 10 csll a.
shop spd settle vi bin - dsjs sh.r
sh'ch Zoe sih 10 .it wih
an sito nsy iyr Iasueisie coilyc;iJs.
He'd Civsd. Nv ~, ls7s
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THIS 70 the largest sBi NAT reliable
shon ~ tie state They uahular,ur.
Monuments, Head stone Marble
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tns, Saturday u each wonibI aibess
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A REMARKABLE RESULT

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have uoj, ~ J. nsv al. esishlalai isoi
,bs, nsrmsa sfiap l, Tho orl) rmes,
wh'eb L.s sisoo ea,pldoIa sail IAel,ea
10 sewers es.es u ians Diss.,s.. iti.
,fss ,tese sreis' 'bss.sst, al rrsp,t.
wh, - ~pfci,.ron~i 70 ,hresi shi
laox Aa~ci,aas. uoass mr'iao. iic
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LAND Nu..GS
We have 10. p.o a on tho Ma-ia,
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sud Medical Cnwa nn Ssu.s. - 100
tares. 40 ,~tuiraiirn. H. b H.
II FooTv, IL i5i lesiasioo hsssus,
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.es. ~ by wsii Ju.. Pnee - NAL.
g. 70 fa the n#dsoi .Juioa. 90
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nursiibos I~oaisats. fstls. Tres
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NEW NElrNAREEr

kixrr & suIioe h,vs opened . meat
msrsst iusi -,a'b of Nrrhcl A Mon
hvt's, sherr you can hnt MI simi. ~
meet Ia III. be-i ,i,lr t.,ery thing
n.st snd 10 otJsr.
HID. Poahy. Game bought o.
the highest Wsrkrt price. C1ue a
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FREE eppi - rsstuss rhssrea 800 rsEsf
''sttasi ntsi svs. = aswrIth 20.
AuIItt
g." ~ 'he 'A'y lhns store I'll par
'',- o~'ns .irsi Sad Sh ~ by note
~ soeaon, ~ ~ Head w nN,s ~, go
roub' mast settle me .ne b. ,bs
h,st 1T JshhsD lsfp - ,tsy ~A L..
hh sth ~ tuutnJ inf immsdis,s
collvcilob IT. The, ns.l ss,iss.
Urank Sushra.
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,A.- J.sa~s. r.., s..a N.,, r.s.ss,
, 1879-06-01

alone were the two defeats sustained by Provi-
dcnce while IN this city to oe attributed
These statements wore all liea from beginning to
end, aud were promptly branded as such by the
press ct tho eptire country as soon they appear
ed. They were Lies on tlefr face. All the other
Eastern League clubs bad visited Chicago, played
their quota of games: and gone away perfectly sat-
lated with the nupirlnu and everything else. It
was left for Providence to sart the cry OF one+
aided nmpiriug" BECAUSE Its team could not win
Tue TRIBUNE does not believe that these atate-
ments were set aloat by George Wright, Cuptain
Of the Providence nine or Mr. Bullock the gen-
tc:nan who accompanied it to thi. city III tho Gu
pacity OF manager. They know them to b. lies
from beatnnng to end. and owe 1T 10 themselves to
1ostons, aud tae officers of tho Syracuse and Troy
CLUBS. hare already done 30. It matters little
what is said re.arding the games III Uhicugo how
ever. as the White Stockings have shown that tic
19rtaer away from home they get, the better they
play.
The facts are that the letter from which the
froY1acnce papsra obtained the material for their
mancions 1alsehoods was. written by member Of
the nine belonging to that city. Tint the state-
be made The basis OF . newspaper article slowa
that the paper which attempts to work them up
into so'called -.'sensatiop" Is s1aply a alop-
bucket, and should be regarded US such.
In yer1hcatlou OF what was S1iu above regarding
the feeling OF the Boston Club management as to
the conduct In the field OF the Chicago boys, the
following note. received by President Uulnert from
President Solep, OF the boston Club yesterday,
comes in very aptly:
esfss g sssts9 sSr
day They played well. and acted lt:e gentlemen, Six
Try to get square With you. iouFa truly, sonas. =
, 1879-06-01

L{NC&hHHk* lApeF.
Daring the progress OF last Thursdays disastrous
game threp well-known city politicians sat down
in an tsolatec part Of the pavilion and ipdu1eed in
wholesale criticism. Que was an 1rlshmqn, an-
other German. aud tue third an Issaelite. 6aid
the Irishman:
''What that Club wants is to reor-gan- -tze."
''Vreorgoomize he'll, vat kelluo wants is Won
whole new nine, " said tho German, pulling vicious
" On his plpe.~
' - De the powers thoy made mishtake when they
ralased Sooli-ran. Now. moind ye, wild sooli-yan
fussht an Bur.rrke ut slor-r-rt the would be
moIghty strong. For. dye SOC. Nur-r-rke knows
how to pack MI the bali to the Quanes own taslte.
Then With MlshteR F0-fdV on th.r-r~rd ye'd have
the u-ete-us OF noin the f0inest wan liver sane
out oy the oud counthree.''
What do matter vas nit Herr Gerhardt?''
asked the German, brstling up.
"doan't YOU forgot it, Dot Club hain't been worth
a tam since Lip Pike has left it. So help me gra-
cious, dot Shecpy vos so per cent profit"
"Mofnd that man McGa-Tee on second base
He's darlint. An did ye observe Alstur O. Rourke
Now, Mister O'Rourio eau play bail loike gintle-
man, that he is. Lasht year he would whack the
ball clane against the fnce whenever hs kem to
WHATS dot los yesr got ter do ,nith now-w-w,
Why der dyvil he no knock der fence owad some
to-day! 'Terhell nit Mister ORook. Gcrhardt is
worth more as dWenty O'Rtps."
IAN mine frendts. don't you forgit how many
times Lip Pike knocked dot hrick-ki down last
year. and, made 20 much as three home 1unH in
Yont innings. Now Lip Pike"
At this juncture Il foul bound broke up the
tripartite criticism.
, 1879-06-01
CHICAGO VS.. BOSTON.
znnrfoJ H{sDdfc4 to Y&e zt7bunk-

a..-os. May 3l-The weather was fearfulIy
,.t to.day, yet upwards OF 1000 people we're on
~. nu croupds to sac the Chicagos administer the
.irth consecutirs de'eat to the bostons. The eamo
-. dne one in every respact- The Bostons were
npfortunate, ali their hard hits going straight
.s,s. . seders They nit the hall hard. hence the
tnos column of the cbicasos is much larger than
on Friday.
The Chcagos scored two earned runs In the third
~ singles by Shafer and 1a!rymple, a double by
.ason and . thyee-baser BY Williamson, and
tro unearued runs after two men were
.,t in The fourth on singlea BY Larkin, William
en- en-. and Flint, Bond at right field allowing the
The Bostons scored ono IN the fourth on single
by ilswes and Wild throw Of Flint's to centre
lid errors by Peters and Auson let in one run in
.hs seventh inning and here the run-gctting
Crcai interest is manifested here In tho result
of lie Providence Chicago gunies next week.
Fo7ey pitched finely for the Dostons.
THH SCORE.
, 1879-06-01
JEROME PARK.


/ NEW YoRK, My 3l-The American Jockey
Club to-day began its regular spring meeting at
Jerome Park, the races Of yesterday being extra
day.
In the first race, fqrall ages, three quarter mile.
the starters we're Lady Middleton, Bonnie Wood,
Judith, Surprise, Manhattan, Janet Murray, Una,
and Dan K Bonnie Wood won, Una second, and
The starters in the second race, one and one
fourth mules, were Gen. Phillips, Orfote Vlceroy,
Kehbuck. Vagrant. Susquehanna, Bayard, Startle.
George Mccullough, Ferida, and Mariana Ferida
won. Gen. Phillips second. and Vagranr third.
Time, 2:125i. PHILIPPE was the favorite, and lost
by neck. The others were close up.
. For the :Withers Stakes the starters were Dan
Sparkling, Report, Snendthrift, Harold, Mnroony,
and Pleyna, distance one mile. The betting was
100 to 80 Harold. and bad start left him at the
post. The other horses had fifty yards start be-
fore hs got off and a roar OF Misses went up. The
race was won BY Dan Sparling Spendthrift second,
Report third. Time, l :48.
Sensation, Rosalie, PANTHEON. slinos. Ethel,
Emerald. Fernoliffe, Achaah. also bay filly BY
King Ernest Chestnut lilly BY Maccaroon and ba7
f1ly BY Battlc-Axe. Sensation won, Ethel second,
Battle: Axe Ally third Time, so seconds.
The Inst was selling race, one mile and fur
long, and was won by Baton Rouge. Balance ALI,
the fayorite. second, Lucky Hit third. Time,
2:02E-
, 1879-06-01

THE TURF.
NOTED VT

: NOTED WINNERS AT CHICAGO.
Now that the meetings at Nashville, Lexington,
and Louisville are over, fair cstin1nte may he
made concerning the running horses in the West
and Southwest az nearly all Of them have been en-
gagged In ipostan7 events ut those places. In order
TINT its readers, may learn something OF the pres
cnt condition Rpa prospects OF some at the cracks
he are entered in the stakes and cups at the meet
ing in this city which commences June Il, TIE
TRIBUNE has compiled short .ske1ches Of such Of
tho winners this year Ut the places above mentioned
as are to take part in the Chicago meeting. !!
,.~;s -: DAVE MOORE '':.
ia a :4-yeaf-ol baY colt. by Lonsfel1ow. ont of
, 1879-06-01

TIE TRIBUNE has heretofore alluded to some
senaeless, lying, and libelpua charges made in the
Providence Dlspa:ch-a paper which ranks fn the
estimation of decent people with the Poftce Gazstte
and kindred ,.ahee1a-eoncernins, the Chicago Club
and the games recently played in this city By the
Providence nine 80 .-..-. 49, :"
The allegations were said to be made by party
who accompanied tho Providence team to this city,
and aver that In the three gaines played here the
umpislug was grossly unfair, aud all in faYor Of tho
home nine: 1t was also charged that the White
Stockings purposely ran into the Providence men,
and that McGeary WIS badly spiked py Quest The
cording to the Providence man. and these causes
, 1879-06-01

Next Friday, at the Exposition Building, will be
begun match which will both bs novelty to
lovers Of athletic sports, and one in WHICH the
general public .ill doubtless take great interest.
Il is to be l50-mi1e running contest between Nc
Laughlin. q scotchman, who accompanied Parry to
this country, and Jeremiah White, who resides
noar Lemont, III. Mclaughlin is we'll known both
in this country and Europe on account OF the
romarkanlo feats in running performed by him,
md stands to-day without a riral ut that
way of going. So great was the respect entcrtain-
ed for bis speed apl staying qualities that while
IN New York. his hacker. found it impossible to
arrange q match with anvhody, although Norman
the yictor in several recent contests, was in
the city ut the time; White haa great confidence 10
lis aollty to defeat alcLangh'iq and was recently
wonderful time. Tic race will be for $500, and:
% it will be under the management OF Daniel
O,Leary. there is no douht Of It's ''squareness."
, 1879-06-01

T.n1 TTaanea rpps-Cincinnati, 9; Troy, !.
iTrsNo.oase hlts-J. White and W White.
r;1e rpnree. oase hit-Dickerson.
Strnes oase on errore-Troy, 4; Cincinnati, 4. :
hHGaek ha,,k ont-Troy. S.
Seiis ea!led-,on Bradley, so; r. White, SO.
noaM nhss caaled-Od Bradley, IL; ~ White. 10.
H4wssole Hohole p1ays-1lawkes and Clapp, /: Caskins,
Tiseo Tassoo 6a1ls-KslIiy, ); ]. White, l.
rnaa1e-Txo hours and I6 minutes -.
onpre-Chnrles s. Wilpur -
, 1879-06-01
PROPOSALS..
ID RIO POS AIS E't31< 8AE a b.
4 STONES FOR SOLDIERS GRAVES.
Il
AsTE.-GESRKAL's OFFICE.

BATERHASTEE-EE ALe UFFiCE.
WAsHiSGros, y. C., March IT, 1870.
Sealed proposals In trlpeaie ara hershy Invited for
furnishing ifealstoncs for Soldiers raycs in private,
village aud city cemctcrls provided by the lnv ap
proved February s. 1879. Of which the following Is
extract:
'Ihqt the Secretary Of War Thereby authorized 70
erect headstunes over the gayesUt soldiers Whp arrat
in the Regular Volunteer ARMY Of The United states
during tue war Tor the Union; and who have been
same manner provided by the lair of March :, 1914
for thusa Inferred n sationn Military Cemeteries
The ttts yuIuber to hc turn shHl IS estimated ~
&C. co. y Msp;saeatipns drs:rnlnE Ia detail ths staada!d
posals can be Aa application In poEon by letter
to Capt. \; Rockwell. y. ~. q. :. T., lp charRe
OF National Co.nGtertts, Washing on, d. c,
Specimens Of thu headstoues to ba furnished can be
seen ut thus office.
All bids should be accompanied hY good and sufeIent
guaranty, aud none wilt be considere:l except fo1
American white MARBLE Of radcs naaed In the spec-
ucattpns.
Proposals should be fnclosed IN sealed envelopes nnd
indorset Proposals heads1onts ani addressed 10
the undersigned at WHOSE whose Office they VIII na
opened IN the presence Of bidders on Monday, June ID
1879, commencing Ut II o'clock q, u
RY.qFier Of lhe secretary o{ War;
ii GENERAL. |. y. A.
, 1879-06-01
SUNDRY SPORTS.

CAPT. BOYTON. =.
Cant. Paul Boyton will give special perform
ance this afternoon at the North avenue pier,.
Lincoln Park; beginning at 4 O'Clock. Tomorrow
eyen1pg and the following evenings IN additional
performance will be given at the Natatorium. As
these unioue entertainments appeal to all classes,
and 1re une1ceptional as we'll aa instructive IN
character there will doubtless ba large attend
auce today, especially as seating accommodations
have boon prepared at the pier for thousands.
Shortly before the hour at which Capt Paul
Royton was to begin his exhibition OFF North avenue
ntcr Yesterday afternoon, the wind veered, and
blew gale from the north. The lake was almost
instantly angry the shallow shore water running
high. 1t BECAME clear at once that the usual per-
tormauce could not be given, and ticketa were not
taken. Quite crowd had gathered on the pier,
however, and. in order not to dlzsappoint these,
OF rather because the lashing sep brought the in
ss*a fbs s'% s. Fese
dressed in h,s rubber saving suit and eescend-
Louis e oshau ughnessey handing him over his paddle
9Ra ns Gee s Ia wssl sn; h
ths crowd cried, :. Don't 60, "apd others eheefed.
The start made At 4;4o. md the Captain; ca!-
enoneh to get ses- room 70 weather the ilenthouse
point, he could make the lake-front opposite the
Gardner House in an hour and half 4 ali f!gnt
be was s1ai the fact with his buele, which he did
when forty rods from shore.
1t $3.50 O'Clock, OF IN: just ten minutes from t1e
start. be passed near the crib on the sonth"afd:
There were three tugs OF tue CRIB Those on board
OF two, Of than failsd to see him, OWING to t1e
heavy sen, and the people on the osasr Ehsefeo-
1r the lighthouse piar there was considerable e1-
ciieMspt. md 1he hfe-boat was manned and pHt
OF, mstaKin: the yosa*er for sapsszsd sS smaa
cr'ft s*c9att' asked for n cigas and passss SCI
ar'an ar hour sud forty minntes of hard padding
he landed at tue foot Of Van Bursn street "a a. h
o'clock sharp, scarcely more thaa appGukeo @ Ry @ ate
Attor pssifg lighthouse pier It was smooth sas|-
iny, comparatively.
, 1879-06-01


Runs searned-Providence, 6; Buffalo, I.
Brown.
Hosnung.
Bases On called balls-0'R Rourke, Hague, Force
31s 3rassed lls-Brown, l; CiapB, l.
Mhd pitches-Ward. !.
Double p!ay-Forcc, Fulmer, Walker.
reached first base-Proyidcnce, p; Buffalo. IA.
M 1elt on bases-PrnyideHce, 6; Bnffalo, g.
s: 1aas cailed-0n Ward, 65; Calvin, IS.
Tame-Two hoQrs.
, 1879-06-01

Pat Malloy is second, although but two Of his
get ran, but Lord Murphy's victory in the Derby
was big feather In his sire's cap. OF the aged
horses that competed successfully in the cups and
purses, Egypt King Faro. Bill Dillon, Largcn-
teen, Joe Rodes. G1enmorc. and Ella Rowctt are
conspicuous; while the most notable youngsters
ply, Little Ruf1u, KfmbalI, Keene Richards Jr.,
Strathmore, and Ronso, The latter being son Of
King Alphonao, who, when q 3-ye1r.old. WAS nj
most tnyipciple, OF oWpers, Mr.. ]. y. Hunt Rey-
nods was the largest winner. his stable capturing
EYHlt6 to The Yalun of over 3G. 600.
, 1879-06-01
SYRACUSE VS.. CLEVELAND.

esRAccsE, \. T.. May 3l.-The Syracuse Stars
~~Qas ~rested game frem the Clegelapds in the
presence OF about 400 people. The Stars had got
a'eeiy On to Mccormick, when Kennedy was dis
ao'ea and retired, Mitchell supplying the vacan:y
'ae latter was put in to pitch, and bothered tue
, 1879-06-01

Runs earped-SyFacRse, 2; Cleveland, 4.
Twa=base hits-Richmond, I; Phillips, ei Eden,
!. Warner ].
First base on balls-Farrell, i; Hobart i on
Mitchell.
First base on errors-syraeuse, 3; Cleveland, 2,
Struck out-Syracuse, /; Cleveland, 3
Balls called-On Mccormick, Of Syracuse. 121; ;
On Mccormick. of Cleveland, Is; on Mitchell, 81.
Strikes called-on Mccormick, Of Syracuse, II !;
off Mccormick, OF Cleveland, =; OF Mitchell, II.
Passed bails--Hoibert, i; Phillips, 8.
Wild pitcncs-McCormick, OF Syracuse, 3.
Time OF game-Three hours.
Umpre-Gillean.
UTICA VS.. MANCHESTER.
MAscHEs1zH N. IL. May 31.-Ut1cas, o; Man:
chesters. !.
NEW BEDFORD VS.. WORCESTER.
WoncEsTEu, Maes,, May 3l.-New Bcdfords,
13: Worcesterg 10.
, 1879-06-01
COPARTNE.RSBIP.

The undersigned ha1, this day formed u conartner-
ship for the OF the cold stoYage busfness4k
name Of Kepler brooks J. WHEELER,
GEO. IL. BROOKS.