The Sun (New York) Newspaper, June 15, 1870, Page 1

) THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE A GLORIOUS GAME OF BALL A SPLENDID YACHT RACE, NTIOS TEA Ove | THE NEW YORK YAacuT aA He LAURELS 0. CLUB'S RE- ee Ot fae erook!: G@A1TA IN THE LOWER BAY. M THE RED STOCKINGS. p yo. poner ait 15, 1870. PRICE TWO CENTS. IEAVY ORDNANCE IN SONG. MR. MLAUGHLIN'S FELONS, THE RROOKLYN ROUGHS HANGING THE PROGRESS OF THE MONSTER PESTIVAL IN THE COLISEUM, ON GOV, HOFFMAN'S SKIRTS, THE STABLE GANG ON A BENDER, —— A Tri Birthday Celebration—Facts for the Consus Takers~The Great Panch Bow! Dispinyed—Tronble about the Cream —How it was Get Over. THE WEST POINT BALL, A Blaze of Dinmonds je—Tho Belles of New ¥ Younger Grant. — ¢ Cincinnati; The stable gang last night hod « jollification in | me gecond Da 7 Was P J 14—Midnight. —West Point eeenle y—The ‘ort, June night. His Excetlency's Decision cons ag Pater Siren tanlten eden: BY - ine ants eau their Club room, over Butts's livery stable, corner Part—T! Jam-ba biaze with gold and tinsel to-night. Almost racy against a District » The ola ob ma Atlantice Win their | sumer Bell Beaten—The Bay Alive with of Blizabeth and Bayard streets, the occasion being that Draws the Mul 8 soon as Col, Piper had finished the artillery re | Attorney who Dared Prosecute the Brooke | Greatest Victory. ‘chorring aj Spectaters—Kverybody Delighted. the celebration of the birthday of three of the mem- torio Performance, view, the third clase seting as gunners and the first lyn Repeaters—Becoming Interesting. ‘ At length it bes been demonstrated that the | twa Pulots| “No yachting to-day!" was exclaimed by | bers ofthe Club, to wit: Messrs, M. J. Shandiey, | Yesterday was the second day of that big | class acting as chief of sections, crowds of gaily | Yosterday was a quict day with Brookly: David Miller, and Foster Dewey. Tt may bo interesting tothe public to know that Xr, Mich el J. Shandiey yerterday reachod his fifty- fourth year, and that he is one of the youngest-look- ing men of his age in this city; the Hon. David Millor is a boy of some twenty-two summers, and haa only recently been known to the gang, but already in good standing among them, although he is one of the lightest drinkers in tho Clul Foster Dewey is a very lively youth of abont sixty yours of oge ; he weighs about 90) pounds. and ts candidate tor the ebamplonshtp of the Fut Men's asoeintion. All these gentlemen were last night dressed alike, in bine silk swallow-tulls, bai vests, with solitaire diamond studs, oud cassimore pants, cut very wide. ‘They all wore’ slipvees presented by lady friends, covered with worked dogs’ heads. Most of the mombers of the gang wero present, and a few invited friends, A very elegant repast Was spread in the front room, and Messrs. Davi Miller and Goorge Brett, stripped to thelr aii ‘Red Stockings are but mortals after all. Yosterday they were, for the first time, defeated, but they foll fighting bravely to the Inst, Words cannot paint tie seene which was witness. attbe Capitoline ground yesterday. To way that every one Was roused to tho utmost plich of excite- ment during the progress of tho Inst three innings would convey but a faint idea of the fret. Such a fame ot base ball has perhaps never before been wit- essed, and in all probabi ity may never occur again, atleast inthe timtet any of those who were epec- tators yester Tho Atlontics certainly never played a finer game, and never will. Tt would be tn- Vidious to specify any particular person's play in the field whore all were 80 good, but Ferguson, Smith, ‘and Start deserve especial mention, The Red Stock- Ings appeared the least thing nervous in the eleventh faning, os in that they did uot play quite so steadily poveral thousand vores yesterday morning when Mie Owner® of those voices opened their eyes, which bad doen closed in balmy sleep the previous night to Weather Which promised ai! that the most entha- Plastic and daring yachtemen could desire in wind and 663. ‘Th waa not until after the yachts had started that tho gloomy prognostications wero blown to the winds, « Al the foot of Vestry street the steamers Middlo- town and P. C. Schultz were ready to take in thelr living freight and other freight for the living to live on. As datly as 9 o'clock they began to arrive, Tie Regatta tee and other officers of the Club ‘were oiready there attending to stowing away edi- Dies, ‘Tho Middletown was chartered expressly for the hae Of the mombers of the Ciud and their friends, affair at the Colisenm, in which several thousand of our fellow-countrymen are expressing at the top of their voices their gratificatian at the fuet that in the year seventeen hundred and seventy Ludwig von Beethoven camo into this world of sorrow. ‘There was on atternoon performance and another in the evening. In the afternoon the programme Was of @ popular character, in the evening it con- sisted only of Haydn's oratorio of the “ Creation.” ‘Two things were demonstrayed—first, that the thing that most pleases on such an occasion is music of the slam-bang or connonade order ; second, that the thing that is least attractive is an oratorio, In the Afternoon the interest increased to the close of the Programme, In the evening it diminished to that degree that during the loving parte of the oratorio there were more persons in the chorus and orebestra than in the audience, The great error that people dressed dancers began to throng the long mess room, The room i# iestooned, Caonons are plant- ed in the four corners, ‘The great military ball given to the eradnatiog class is now at its height. The rooms are fall of officials, from Mrs, Grant, leaning on the arm of Secretary Belknap, down to Frank E. Howe, of the Custom House, Even the colored cadets are ont-) tide looking on, Mra. Grant promenades with Secretary Belknap, is dressed in ecarlot ilk, with diamonds and roses in her hair, Following her comes gorgeous Seustor Conkling, with batr curled, white pautaloons, and scarlet necktie, aupporting Mrs. B. Howe, tn white tartetan and pearls ; Gen. Pitehor, commanding the post. escorta Mrs, Secretary Belkuap, dressod in bixex, with diamonds; Miss Porter, in s low neck lilac moire antique, with pearls, leans on the arm of Forty Thieves, Boss McLaugblin and his dirty fang, footing confident that they bad settled the case of the fearloes District Attorney Morris, crept away into their holes in the immense barroome which fester abont the City Hall. Several of th managers of the gang went to Poaghkeepste to look jwoat for tho interests of their tools, the convicted) canvarsers, whose cases aro to be argued before the General Term of the Supreme Court to-day. Distria Attorney Morris also went to Poughkeepsie to batty for the people and their rights, leaving bis eMctend assistent, the fon, ‘Thomas E. Pearsall, in chargy of the oMice, ‘THE CONVICT CANVASSERS ‘who are to appear before the General Term to-day are Henry P. Mayo and Mike Hannon, Barney Ma honey, Justice Buckley, and Georze Brown, all abe Ject slaves of McLaughlin, appointed as canvassers t@ 0d cr d base und Sweasy to bile first. There was no b ou Wrixntt ft hit to Pike optalged his base fi roneht Srainare si Bweary home. Gould then Grove ang to Zely Which was beautifully stopped, ye i Start nt Goula ont om feet bi A antl “ae Wartng theescrugs to win. more thew hed Deen in pny fining during the day. It was almost too much to expect erday the Aflaatics exceeded 1@ y .? led 6 ‘ap out on first base, Q hot Aticmp tog Co get as before. In this inning, too, when Start struck the Ta ule Seranepn tees ott fend she néver carried a freight of choicor belles and | Sete! us stewards, aud looked afer ti rea ie fall into is in supposing that because there is an im- | the Admiral, resplendent with lace aud navat tinsel. | miscount the vote and declare all Ring Democrats i= Dall to right fleld, it alighted among the crowd, who, ning be bere snd Sriaeies, gallonts than yesterday crowded her decks. ‘The | soa holding five paila full of Liquid, was, as i¥ usual | Meose chorus they are going to bear Gen, Slocum, who started the cadetship dispute, | and Republicans out, Mr. Morris will claim that ‘With tue exception of ONE COWARDLY BLACKETARD, made way for MeVey to pick up the ball; bat this follow threw himself on McVey and endeavored to prevent him throwing in the ball. MeVey, however, instantly jerked himself free, returning the ball Deautifully, and,as the crowd showed symptoms of inflicting summary justice on the vagabond who Cisgraced them by his presence among them, be Yery quickly made tracks, and was lost to sight, At the end of the nirth inving, when the game was @ tie, some memoer of the Atlantic Clnb, who evi dently cared more for his money than for the honor ‘of the Club, induced the nine to leave the Held; but Zeitlin pext made a 4 aurea ln ec rtm tens etty" wonid bave made en ry i Maughi: ba ecene of cheering, « fasnover before acen ores bao BAI Rely Becaine the Captain, caine the Wanna wiuch arthe players could do now to ©, £ehults wos intended solely for the uve of the Tddges, the representatives of the press, and 6 few friends, and a right jovial party they proved. If those on the Middletown were dotighted ay woot * of music fu 8 full thoee on the Schultz worghopt bflerious by joke and "AT 0:90 the Sctiulls started for Staton Island, where found the yachts all in position, the second-claes in line abreast of @ Jag boat, second-class Tine two hundred yards north, and schoon- e two hundred. yards north ot the second- first. and only fanit in the arrange- itta Committee was apparent here. jations, rules for starting, &¢., bad A ly P=) ynown to the captains of the yachts, dances in low shoes with little Miss Grant, while Master Fred Grant does the agreeable with Miss Ganther, of Fifth avenue, Simon Leland, with a blaring fonr-karet diamond, andgWiltiam with a gushing rea neck tie, alternated betwen Mrs, Grant and Relknap's wine room, Miss Kitty Cook, danghter of Henry D, Cook, ae- companies Mrx. Giant, and divides her smiles with Cadet Davenport, Billy Whitemore talks sweet to the blonde Miss Manson in dive low neck, and Carlet Groen flirts AN DOENSE NOISE, ‘The fact is that so far as mere noise goes Theodore ‘Thomas's orchestra at tho Central Park Garden, with fifty ;voealints ndded, would sound a great deal louder than all the two or three thousand gathered at the Coliseum, A chorus of fve hundred at Stein- way Hall would be deafening in comparison. ‘The Aisproportion between the immevse rows of singers and the feebleness of the tone is porhaps, the most | with tne charming Miss Dailey. Livingston and furprising feature of the whole affair, The ad- | Stuyvesant wish to attend the darling Mixa Harnil- mirable ton, sparkling with diamonds, ond Cadet Larned FITNESS OF THE BUILDING tends Miss Leland, dressed in blue ellk, with poarl ornament the convictions by the juries were righteous, and they shonld be approved; while the legal birelings of the Ring will make their best efforts to have the judgments reversed and new trials ordered. INTBRESTING FACTS COMING TO LIGHT, The recent action of McLaughlin's Smelling Come mittoo of McLaughlin's Boad of Supervisors has re sulted in another investigation by certain outsiders, which shows up a member of the Board in a rather Deculiar manner, ‘The facts elicitod are about a® follows: Supervisor Cross, of the Ninetoenth Ward, iu a devoted servant of the Ring, and a member of on high days, filed with very fine pune, ‘ithe amell of that punch s worth a dollar at any time,” sald one of the cum 8 os," said another, ‘he punch was freely dink by every one. The strawberries and creain disappeared rapidiy, and weemed to give great satisiaction. Geo jutt told Marshal Tooker, who w: > oot looking after Gen. Tweed's chances fer the Con gressional nomination, that the strawberries were wn at the gar own farm in Jersey; and Firtier ‘informed we good-looking. Joseph that the cream was all taken from one cow presented by Rafus X. Androws to Wm. M. Tweed, and by the laiter presented to the club. As there were fears th ream might give out, David Miller had been to his ve ind one drink is worth field clear, to mach hend-¢haking and cous Wat going on. Pike drove one to ean wae ¥ atting Pike out, aod then som tog pat Zett ont, All control was speates Gein throug perfect Joy. ‘The following ” bs re sou, in place in which to sing impresses us more and mare, Gen, Vodger escorts the sweet Miss Halpine. | the Court House Committee of Boss McLaughtia’s when it was known that the Cincianati men would Seconraes. & 5) Tt34 Waliz had to steam about ‘visiting each | friend the blz Jndse and askea him to allow the | Tie resonant to a wonderful degree, and brings out | dauehter of Myles O'Reilly; Gen. Greene, of the | Board tome th Chika, Sito th ped claim forfeit of the game if they did not continue H 3 41 3 | Boatin the eet to give them directions, a business | cang the use of tie cow which His Honor had driven | eae a | nen out | Groton Departmen’, sparkling with diamonds, walks . Some time ago Cross, without the Yo play until it was decided, they returned. It is 2 $4 8 8 | which was most ervientarly tedious and uninterest: | to { ne pound. The Judge had very Bladly promised | ee Die Laiche yesterday afternoon. in the | sfm@ In orm with Foition, the builder of the Sappho; | of the other members of the Committes, or of the Sane ing. lay me jeteh the cow down, % yen! , . 5 \ of i 1204 i Ee phasors’ thomeciven wore wiliay to no. om, ane ? eee ee eeey ceatacath or wied was eitrring, | Afr. the good wings had been fully discussed | trio from: William ‘Telly demonstrated thie. His | Mise Rico, alece of Glen: Sicenm, dregsed in finder | Board, authorized the paving of the yard of the Wil- the dooner such bad advises are got rid of; the better ° boi i ’ aaite roth aSconvivinl turn, Gus Phillips recited | volce came out fresh and clear and strong, with his | tHK, with diamonds and trait, anes on ag Wars ond | Hamsburgh armory with Nicolson pavement, at @ Ai will bo fur the interest and honor of tue Club, i TE 100 aaceniaiansstos Satine bese 4, tye otenat | {BREE used “O'Brien's Retreats” BUY Hreten | Planes Mise Relings, thoseh she hus by co Means, ities Rchenek iris with Gen. Miebler; while | cost of about $2.70). The ill was rushed through ‘THE GAME. 6 4022 mTeeay ws Bere ee Terie | Canced Lis tavorite Bowers bicmner Gover gave a | IArge oF powerful voice, perfectly and antisfactorily | Dr. Newman, Vresitont of the Bxamination Board, | the Board daring the hurry and confusion of one of At the same honr (2:80) as Monday, the Red Stook- = a sz | BEPMIOr inee ware ciara, Ob a eg A mae Fisher tert por | filed the Dulldingy while Madame Purepa earcely | Sks krave.y to Col. Black, tho meetings, and Cross probably thought that noth. jngs made theli dw chustastical is rated to are eed Legh Fourth of July ora In nnother buliding the wild strains of the Ger- [freceived an at the Union Grouad on Monday. Phe i) 10 11 _ | MBE off Gratin splendid style, the Storm King, | Utical stories about bi-gone duys in the old Tenth, Hed tocall at all upon her reserved foro. M8 T man ‘are heard. Cadets Doslly, McDonald, and | ing would ever be said or heart of it, ‘The investi Hsreeived as at the Union Ground on Monday, The ia owing tu ber being clumsily handled, moving slowly | Dave Miller, Michaei #!. Shandiey, and Foster Dewey ant to see how her noble presence fit Hickey lead af with Missen Gunther, Carr. Charel | gation into tle private affuirs of the {District Atton Dy. Wright: who, waiting. patientiy all he gots nice 1 a away inher wake. Throo minutes aterward, the | sat with thelr feet out or the Windows, and wished | large halls, At such @ festival as this she ts emin- | fiickey lead om with tse Gunther, eae. ttvel n te pi Dall, drove it & ‘held, taking bis base. Gould for . & 3-8 | second-class #loops wore staried, the Gracie, having | toat birthdays cate more than once & weex, while | ently the splondent with noid, treads the floor like a peacock, | 2°7 bowever, a pees. and Ys out on a Beautiful four-bound oa oh BY Min), Mataal ¢ rer Position, leading of, fyi closely | the remaining members of the party reclived at e RIGHT WOMAN IN THE RIGHT PLACK. and is only eclipsed by Senator Sawyer of South Caro ALARMED CROSS, smoking ana Wwateblog the fin. ping a cotiple of fow il8, WAS put out on @ foul fly, ‘The oratoria last evening nevertheless, and in | lina, w erhaps his i job might be e: 2 nours aud 5) minutes. ‘wears an immense rose in his buttonho! At 11:51 the schooners were At a late hour tie company had to break up. as the | spite of her assistance dragged. It is too sweet ant | Gen, Tyler and daugh mself mi e held up to the To-day, Red Stockings aud Union of Mori ethers 's ain taken prettily by Fetenson. Allison came next, Bftun, Mroneto teft Reid. Abd taking his hese, HL ie sound of the whistie cream was ail gone wud the Big Judge bad not ar- | quiet a work for such ¢ pluce. Torre needs | flashing shirt bosom, dance tis aris in whe same Wri 4 took the bat, and hit to right fleld, going | ®t Tremont, aa was also the | rived. something more electric and stirrine. It was not | with Prof, Charei. As I close tolegraphing, the fo, his thira. base um, eobeequouce of an overthrow, APTRR THR GAME. Alice, ‘The Madele bat having tak on Or TEST at all what the audienee wanted to bear, ‘They were | dance grows wilder, and the — hills ‘echo nd paid to pinated with two run : rooklyn, was fairly besieged from 7 o'clock until "1 sic, and this fact they mude fest by quictiy | row will be the big das— presenting o' det the work] Pic Avautic then sent Pearce to the bat, and hesent | a late hour last evening by the bare ball experts and ahead of her. Next came the Phantom, Fleetwing, | m4. mystery of Frederick Tunser- Jing away by twos and threes 8 till mao the graduating class will take place at 11 | sufficiont for the work perform got one to the left etd king his base, Smith fol- | friends of the winning club. ‘The upper floor was fonts the Wek iran Bodies Washed Ashot ‘os Of Waste spaces, Land kK. ‘This class, with side arms, will be escorted | tita. ‘The biea foul , Which Gould might have dn of Boston were there and # In | by the battation of ‘ead Hightod by several rows of candles placed in the rf commend of ¢ wind ur taken by tsi pped. Cuuley tien struck one to dnd these Arew 8 cousidivane Wan e thig boat was pasted in the following order : And the Bodies of the Dead at Quarans 1 har . cep OR PES aC legible E emend of C SP ataeas ta Ana ibe'p a baray tae, bat tot hire f i ew a considerable number ‘ a he A Was no fault anywhere on the purt 0 ek, to the front of the librar , Wearce oat ey eecoudeuses Start Ieloged wid g ne | Of Persous together oh the street, In the meeting | Magic, tilvie: Palmer. Alarm, Tidal V Bade tine—Dr. Cavaochan's Policeman, ther vocalists or managers. Everyvody. was on | mony will be as follows: First, formation para Ww who will that those’ who room short addresses of congratulation were de- lvered by everybody who could succeed in maklog themselves hoard, After the meeting the members proceeded to the jorney Morris for + are perhaps not theme } Was tok nDY the centro feld on the fly, Chay then hit cne to the thitd base, which was Onely dand kent in to Sweasy, putting out Sauth and eluding the luting, with the Ked Stockings two ahead. re so eager to Punish Distric what they style dish selves tneorruptibie, A FRAUD UNPU hand und everybody did nis or her duty fal Jn plain English, the musi people were bored. This aflernoon Gilmore and his ond, awarding diplom: Lies by the Sex from Battery n Grant | Yesterday morning the following note wi ceived at the office of Tun Sen: Jo the Kilitor of The St and address to grad ry or War; tuird, fede Asthey were all making for Fort Hami gether, a Ca mer coming in ehaty course to ave through the fle oeraplied = bel ore the . ‘4 hte pai 1 the F in close orter, th 110 tae ove av o of the Lith inst, 1 DATTERY OF ARTILLERY » attend ‘D. SECOND INKIXG. Foom below, Mure they were kindly cared for | jeading, with the Tiial Wave immediately in her | , 7% 5,10 locking over, Soar weet ot Pest Astonish a} taetene Perhaps Mr. Cross can“ explain.” While this gon- Brainard took the bat and was caught on a fonl ty by aay as ort twing, Made- BV ny the bar of public opinion there were heard, * Who will buy the Herald to-morrow f° and they created agroat sensation, it being ® well: known fct that that paper « long time re- fused Lo print the gamcs of te Clu e sung | dots have thin | are now that nel art. SWeasy Was nextin, and out, on afoul bound by was succeeded by’ McVey, Who was tart on a fair fly eat to the bat for stern. ht ship wae interesting to those hultz, only because it gave them an litle matter in which the people will feet 1, and astons bas sold lumber for contract ly iv squad drill, Tt is thougnt pass the mental examination, ‘on board the on several Atlantics, and was by Gould, Ch oto ith “ain “te opportunity to partake of laneb. 4 re work ordered by the Board, al! in violation of the BU Fereson was parser es | nintiqea oeriets the veleran cptain uf the Atiantic | Frio wind had now syrelied into a stiff breexe, a eae THE PIRATE FINNEGAN. Kw. No moraher of the Board etn do this, and'no the luning closing with the | iis personal exertions bad contributed to the su the yachtsmen found it necessary to take in thelr Coroner of that — member of the Board knows this fact better than Cipciunatious two ahead. pot trek 4 ntributed t0 the sac: | tonsails, without which they bowled alone right state, yeaeA OC wil wou it Love of Oysters Strouger thau Love of Life—} Mr. Cross, But he is protected by the Boss, wig, THIRD IXNINO. An immense auotint of moncy changed hands on | Meaty, and of a alistivce nit oe ee Sndatun, (9 show, nor did he hold an in. | 8° Wearied with monstrou Something Additional about the Freee | trie eon CT Attonen Me, Cross iy playe ook, the bat, and tent &,very hot one to the gene bets belng freely offered and taken of $100 | Final ehanges tad taken piace in the position of the ban toterred to, tor the reason that hn ween tous b Ti igis with os aon sort booter's Taking Ways. ine his points ekiltafly. He ta'a renomination which was slightly muffed. Gould was | to $% beiore the play war calied wad reported + spthey ji of the fet, altho nz in hie day. nd P vscade tng S ts i plicaan an oe a c'white he was waiting for nenanes | {het tho Mutuals were proseut Ia’ force, and Vcked | Yack, The Gkscie was scva leading the fleet» with Tine tha traaserilowoscutred, | the price of wdmission, to all paris of the house, | Since the account of Finnegan's piracics was | from th d it 1s only by strictly obeying * c te elt stole his Dace. Gould then bit one atic close in hor Wake, the Idler following and and waa taken out on the fly) Welgut loading the schooners. Coroner was performed DY & their ord nd am undertaker, who. buried can secure it, ‘This he has re net tne losers heavily. afternoon and evening, Will be $1. Seeured seats | published In THe SeN, se ral communications re. solved to do. Y will bo 1 extra ih ‘ nis third Dase. Waterman the to UB NEWS IN cIXcINNATI. ‘Several steamers, having on board large exeursion bE any. authority Whatever ee vali grrding his dare-devil cxploits have been received. ae . i cs LatOn ae bape, Sie felting Wrens pee 14.—Tne news of the defeat of | Patties, were steaming along to allow all a good view AND GAFFNEY, Coroner. CHARLES DICKENS. From these it appears that Finnegan has repeate BY ACCIDENT A GooD MAN IX OFFICE. ve And Unrowisig 16 40 Slart, put Allison ring the progress of the game people stood by | (re Ny Yorn Sich. Club. Among the moet eum. | siderable Importance, TH SUN sent representative | The Obecauies in Weatin vessels, and bos otten been dred upon by the watch- | cipal one ‘wae that of Mr. Edward Crammey to. hundreds fp the streets and around the Commer tut webing the it with interest equal to that mani ibe War, When Waiting for news from ‘excitement at the close of the utath to Clifton, Staten Isiand, tp learn the facts, ‘'Tke body of Mr. Frederick Tanzer was washed ashore on the Gouth Beacl), pear Clifton, on the 3d Final Barial ia Poets’ tentations F Flocked to the Abbey, Seeretary to Chief Campbell. Mr. Crummoy is @ gentleman very well known in Brooklyn, ‘The Com- Missionors eotld not huve selected a better man for men and special poltremen. Le bas never flinched from fire, but has always stood and returned bullet ea) went 10 the Dat for the Attanties, and © to Bweasy, Who feided it to Gould pret- ttlein Was out, Hall wos and out | by Alison.” Fike washext tn uray gpleuons were the magvifcent steam yacht of Mr. T. C. Durant, the Minnehaha, with a relect com- on boaiy ; Mr. Poler lriliara’s steam yuelt r for ballet, and rence the oyrtermen's lively apore- | the position from among the Ring politiciens, The tpi te She, cea he held. wecing ane Sane; ee steam yacht Edger Stuart, the Daphne, Inst, and was discovered by Michael Ont, the un: Loxpox, Inne 14.—At 6 o'clock this morning | honsions of his prowess, More than once he has come | pow secretary was formerly Clerk pf the Fire D uid, Dut Mac Was taken on the nest ball by | PAOTOGRAPUS BY SUN REPORTERS, | Bmdierandt ure steamers Marent, Wyom: | dertaker, ot Vanderbilt Landing, who immediately | the remains of Charles Dickens were conveyed from | Within an ace of killing the wen, who bave | trict Court, and at present boils @ billet in’ the law Fweasy on Wie fy, making the thirc whitewash for the ing, A. ‘Winants, Sylvan Grove, W. Fletcher. A. been more recentl. tacking | office, Of course, ti intment was made by M 7 9 notic Mr, Gatfayy. the Coroner | his residence at Gad's Hi"t by train, to the Charing 4 Allantic®, she ed Stockings being three ahead, Fletcher, and others. ‘Th Kave notice of the fact to Mr, t the marau Not te Laughiin's orde knows which side his you vine foie Deautivul’ yachts of einai tee 38 ne # gh Policeman | Crossstation, ‘Thero waited at the station a plain | through the cap of an bread is buttered on; so he will stick to the Boss a8 painted white, the ¢ did little steam yachts was su) pon the memory amers, and « as to remain ¥ all who witn al Sharpe, nd he has | Sharpe was on every iip hearse, without the usual English trappings, und | Prince's) Ba; three plain coaches. gp. the wh tb long as we Boss sticks to hit se (hits from the minds of the Je TRAINING THE JAIL BIEDS, HL. Wright went to the bat, and which he w on Fhinigan, of Ciifon, fer a few balls. in other compilit uid not touch, was fuely pat out by Hall reques ed On the fy wl censre fed, Leonard thea batted ope ‘ * e f Med to br | Words, asking that be might Qi! up the’ Coroner's mika i) Ar ta lll ie A ton sa ‘ te $5 te ad. tea) S was takoa by Zuitielo ob the ay yesterday in the Surveyor's department, and maay nt a A see ign pea a to by Te serarie os be (Coccase Fuey) Sala Bok Tu the first co: h were placed the children of th load of fear, n sysneaed At Mel anghlln Bing Demo- Drainara was viext at the bat, aud Was Auely caught GG | Jokes were made at that official's expense. Mr. et atraine of musi whieh foaled across the | hth i Masinens, deceased author, Charles and Harry Dickens, M RED c D & CO. h ward ‘and county town to call mestings Arct Now took the Dat for the Brookiynites, ana | Sharpe had seized the schooner Mionehaha for non eat caus ear rodualice Flanigst. whom the Sux representative | Dickens, and Mrs.Charles Coltins, In the second were RA and Organine clubs gor the ouning courvelgn. Teele bal most scientifically earned his base, 1 7 be n “pis found to ai anv y +) ©- | Miss Hogarth, the sister-in-law, and Mrs. Austen, the 7 men are all eatellites of the Boss, and will Nterally ce ot abad throw from Watertian to Payment 0° the handson board. He placed Ber 1” | wag reached and turned in the following order and | grimed withamoke and dust of honest toil, went to | Bln" Howth, the sister aminw, aud Site, Austen. the | Red Dog, Yellow Bear, Hinck Hawk, Tall Re eaieuean Shines etl eho “4 {toivs Wird., Sniiumwas then taken out ou a fiy by | Charee of an honest but very unsophisticated keeper. | Times the beach with undertaker Oats, and when the body | Fi ens, Mrs. Charles Dickens, Jr., ani Wolf, Red Shirt, and Red Fly in the St. | 203, BP coun tng tnve Cyers ht , By rien sn Plare Muiting wice one tothe Fight | ‘The caro was settled outside the Courts. and the | % Floors as | i § | OF ar Tanser ind been, draweh satire beld an in- | John Forster. In the third coach ware Frank Beard, Nicholas Last Nicht. Deas to send them forth to work whon election day Bext batted, and ttriking ero to the piveher, wae keeper, on oppearmg in the office yesterday, was | fiaie 0.” % ‘ 2 TO | Beta etysiae Foun Devlin, James Wueelatan, | Charles Collins, Mr. Owery, Wilkie Collins, and Red Cloud and his party took rooms in the St. | comes. | The Bowever, expany 50 ts amieced Bi frat base, while Start got to bis seaoad. ie aaked why he bed left the vessel without being.re- Z wBitide 28 8 | Jaco Kisier, and Jolin McDonald, who, after a | Bdmund Dickens. Nicholas Howl laat night The party consists of | hext tull they cagnot rebnact the seenes of the past by Gould, out was muted. He Init a splendid lieved. He replied that the schooner baa"been re 51 00 Mudeleitis. 2 fi & | proper examination, rendered a verdict that the | The entire party were attired in deep but simple | Red Wing, Red Dog, Bravo Bear, Little Bear, Yellow | few elections, and prostitute the ballot-boxes te fe the right Seid. matte bis base apd letting leaned by order of the Surveyor, and that she bal 2 9 alarm. 383/233 3 had come to bis death by | wourniae, without bands or scarfs. There was no | Bear, Sitting Beer, Bear fiktn, Black Hawk, Tall | *¥it their own base purposes, elied ito Would, and Zetiiela went oat, te game de | FOC to sea. My heavens sald one of tie a, LH ported body was in a good state of preservation, but | crovd at the Charing Cross station, and the proces- | Wolf, Long Wolf, Sword, Red JMY, Big Brave, He | ystPetyiso™ Oxborne and Kallmyer wont to Al- ‘Bow 3 to 2 in favor of the Ked Legs. bwny yorterday to lay the charges against District ve head had ben bormibly mutilated by crabs. It fees and our costs." And he was right. The u sion was driven at once to Westminster Abbey, | Crow, Living Bear, Red Stirt, and Black Bear. ‘The Siivie failed to turn the light ship according to Attorney Morris before the Governor, Mr. Morris ’ FIFTH INNING. fortunate Rovere was wrapt meditation duriog | regulation: 1 was ruled out. T' tyes taken ey eee en ee SB chere, the ressainn were, received by Dean gaaer Four squaws accompany the party. ‘The Indians are | Went by the sume train, der i 5 . ‘Use! other officials, an in the Poets’ Corner, a = ee - Sweasy bit one to Pike, who did not pick up quick | the remainder o ay, passed by mer on returning, from Justice Flanigan eet forth the finding of the | atthe foot of Handel and at the heed of Bheridaa’ | under the charge of Col. John K. Smith, of the United five minutes in the wake ot the last y A Horror from the Pacific, us bail to Math pled It on tt Cuba. body, and that valuables, monos, diamond y 4 ves s ue ies Ren ee nul acs Secitiegas chat | a Fray: fre Foor Cuba. i acite,ron Home was nade in good tme, the wind | Daly. tad tint Sarria rainables, money, diamond | with Macaulay and Cumberland on either side,” States, Army, and Mr, Douslas. ‘The interpreters are | The British gunboat Slanoy has been lost in Gon) tn, aad went out on a ¢ prizes for the rafile started by the ladies of Inent was the means of the recovery of Mr. Dean Staniey read the burial service, the coffin was | ~The lodians took. suppe ‘clock, ‘They ate | %* Chima Soa. Commander Wiliam F. L. Blwye a a td ee was a second white- | the Cuban Junta are really both valuable and beau: TH ROME STARR BOAT remains by his family, for in answer to the advertise- | deposited in its final resting place, and the funeral | ag civilized people eat, with the exception that they | 224 forty-three of the crew perished then weut to ihe Dat, and hitting a ine dal! over | tiful, Some doubts have beon cast apon the genuine ment his father sppeyrd on the same day, recognized | of Dickons was onded. scorned the navkins, using their jacket sleeves as er *» heed, ‘Dave obtained his dase, but . M. ™. 8. | the body, and removed tt to New York, On tne coffin plate were inscribed the words: substitutes, ‘They visited the Theatre Comique tust ORITUARY. prs 0 ved a prt Rey aro ven the | Character of this enterprise and of the value of the 3 os Here it was scrupul examined by Dr. Eisen- CHARLES DICKENS. veal were much ploasea with the periorm ° at line, and it was cepared on the bowed by [eon prises, but they are utterly unfounded. The two ry i | Derm whe prenosuend, Tek ne marks Eviosenas Born Febraary 7, 1813 ; ce. “They Feturacd to the Str Nicholas at the | Johnson G, Mcldwin, of Newark, ied on Monday, Aid next hit # Sine daisy cutter between sliort stop and | Ol paintings mentioned in the programme are now 8 ed Nee Fe Send Sere Lees tarred amending Died June 9, 170. close of the entertainment at about 11 o'clock and | Jamon H, Cutler, Harbor Commissioner of Sea peoc pd Naso, making hie base, A suught Siepute sbout | on exhibition. One at Leeds & Miner's, 817 Broad: | FAS & ie is | to mw Pall ayy ae eee a tar et ta, he, Abbe | Hnerrwiil vite Dome’ of toe public Institutioas te: J PeAnesce, died on Mond tor the’ guine proceeded amicably. | way, is by anative Cuban artist named Paci), and | Mamicy 3 | “The diamond stnds and other valuables found on | Jvring the day to look apon the spot where the great | Tey will visit Public Institutions to- | me funeral of tle tate C. Delmonico took Tie Nebouala cle pee weseea to Sener: | represents the ** Mary at the Cross." It is valued | ta! Wave. bo 5 1% | Mr. ‘Tansar's body wore delivered to bia inther by | BOvelss res : Lish'made ‘was performed by Varner Mecean.© he x “ i . cost : ‘on ich mare War performed by Vather u . ‘men. st $1,200. Tho other is s landscape of Cuban | «ne Creche wea eaucit In © aquell tod hed her sore | in connection with this subject, Jastice Flanigan q Important to Mariners. Ruths were burled ta the fatally vault in the Cathedreh ' srara IewINe. Scenery, the lagoon Caoma, near Havana, by Cha- | mast carried away, bat she could nos otherwise have | desires so publication of the following card : Panis, June 14.—The Emperor ii fering un- The French aap Euryale, from Tahiti to San em Traterman took the bat; nner sing wa uae traud, Itie valued at $900, and is 9 pleasing produc | W0R the suce, baving to allow the Badie too much | 7» cre Ritiior af The Sune oc nek et gant. Menten dosed Gat, Roving | Proscieen, wet wreeeee elite lone where the eke | SLASHES FROM THR OCRAY CABLER, faa te heise tuping ball oe “nar | ion, painted in the French school, anc with © ISS lakers itn’ the: nameib < ord & ioe ices fin: Several of your subscribers wish to know saa a emiaenr=e cere and Grew remained ibinty-Averiays, when thes a te byw Bey oe ay tng the atmospheric offects ‘of the gem of the Ae. | White Cap and Sadie, and schooner Idler, Pe | whether theres any truth in she roports tp sireulation HOURS OF LEISURE. wore rescued, ‘Btarbuck island, which “has bees | Baron Von Boost is recovering. tla vy steDonal Wea next and hitting Soe | tilfes. Other veluable prises have been dunsted by A PILO? BOAT RACI has one of joroneis of. Richmond county hired to > (noorreetl yw ced on thoebarts, isin lat, 537 south, | ‘The Caledonia and Berlin have errived ow Abe rst base which was finely felted, was put out | patriotic Cubans and warm friends of Cuba, auch po do duty at the Quarantine Station as policeman atthe | The New York Scluetzen Corps continued their | !°9* Wost of Paris, Baron H. Mercier de Lostende remains Ambassa- y Start, 2 box of silver plate Bambering 380 articles, a toil Soon after the schooners started, the pilot boat B. | rate o' fap a year and hia chauces. Keportand rumor | restivites in Jones's Wood yesterday. em dor to Spain. Pearce thon, went to. the Dat, and hitting ope to ie Semeeing 2 F, Williams, better known as No. Uf, ran alongside that his change woakl amoung 9 « Large su - s CURIOSITIB® OF CRIME. pesesy. wi aigy traded It this Dawe was | set ower, Daan, solid eilver, diamond and } tno yachia, aa did also. piiot boat No. 4, A mutual Ne Coroner coud obtain he Raines of every indi ie Brooklyn, Daily Fogle printers enjoyed their OF | The fathers who favor Invailibility are making wp Gould. ‘Start then hits Geautiful Ball between the ei and accepted. No. 14 went off | (hereto and the Gate z ve Last week Justice Cox's overcoat was stolen from | * Purse (oF the Pope. pools The Latest Seventh Ward Tragedy. At Monroe and Catharine streets, John Smith, thereto, and the oot thelr death, @c.. and cl 4 for holding inquests on such bodies, snd present bill to the posra, fcr lace ype can Gis? that Saverrison a XA yd fe will use all the 34 gear jaence ref) ye ‘LANIGAN, saninst Uistice of the Hoses, Clifton, Staten taibnd. —ag———— A COUNTERF LITING GANG, ‘be Alaska Club had their third annual picnie and ‘ semumeraight festival Terrace Garden yesterday Pett ar ea ets eal laid a bedee la the chess tournament at the Café International artes bed ped m hoon Mayes. ‘Tho hres on ine Gaicaro. He ras sehort Gistance afterward, Jumped a ‘The London Rowing Club decline the lenge the Hudson Rowing Association, bid ‘The Liverpoo! cotton market olvsed at 104d. for » followed very closely by No, 4, Mi wns the firet to round the higat ship, which she did immediately after the Grace, No. 4 far astern, and m 0 come in a win whieh was Hoy Pgs ved at least (wo +f Chapman next wade & Wt to Waterman, who muffod It, And overthrowing it as well to first Duse, Dic! ce fy-three gaines eplands, and 104 410144. for (ricane, ewe, t\ ioe ine score, ‘Fergus thes Wi one co | ® cripple, Las been attending a crockery stand. His | jer'hy about half a tai fry BW tin Nr £'Masou of the Rat class; the Baron yon a mathe’ tained alae J As puLoutat rut base, lett ng Htarthome | renidence is at 6 Monroe street, in tho basement, | in wiiich the pilot boats were handied was in strik- Loner y blag alee meaney fa aunerioa DY pot ror eae feoond class shows the next best | _ Tho Grand Jgry yesterday indicted Mra. Caroline feore; and Aly. F, Perrin of the frat clase is third. k. Vieclaad wor Wee Recent felonious sseanit tion Wop ‘The Hon. Harry Hii! hiss been tendered » compli. | Srhawoeiet ia ge rome, Her daughter Ada ie sti to raise muney Ih America by the bypothecation of Ca- Dan revenues, A son of Edouard Laboulaye will go to Washing king the Auaptics one run ahead—« reault received with yells of delight by the crowd, ettielu was then 1p, and by # splendid bit of Melding by ‘Bierman and Gouid, was put out at first pase. The ing contrast with the way the worked their craft, and although they appeared bet- ter adapted for work than for holiday suiling, they Mr. Bd. F. White, with Its family, occupied the first story, Some diMeulty had occurred between mentary testimonial at his immense new hall. t Hous. : ton as seeond secretary to the new French Ambase Kcore Was Dow 4 to din favor of the Atlantica, Mrs Smith and Mrs, White, On Thursday, Mr. | each beat the crack ynchts of the New York Yacnt laren fonserve on Khareday. Among jhe diplingn shod Sg. gait wentencad toe Feare han oonmenk. wag Tene Sor, M PrevoseParadcl. sal SEVENTH INNING. White sallied forth, and while Smith was ta bed, | Slab ae at An Bnevanter wi nb Re ye bjt Rerees lon. oe are ot ad Joseph Cobarn, the Hon, Ti cere ata ceded ie poten District Attorney elt the Channel match of the Royal Thames Yacht , Recon ‘ossibie Murder of a . . Pinh, the Cambria arrived at Boulogne last, Dut returm Bre asa ad hater eat he Se RTS bt: | Riteeked bie, bet filling to Rie ettompt, on eenoset sum B40Ms, Gules ates Glbieee Mpantinas Done “The Buds," a social and political organization of | @Yeaterday morning the bedroom of OMoer Wilson, | tng she was auiead of wll twenty-one minntcs, Fact Me Vey then io Pike, and was put out at the interference of friends and the police, he de- —.-- the Fourteenth Ward, among whore membsrs are | ofthe Tweaty-eighth Precinct, was entered, and hit oe = U2 Wraht thea handled the willow. ana | fisted for the time, and retired to his own quarters, | The Last Day of the Jerome Park Spring | Col. Whitely recently learned that Edward | Moser Wa tor J. Burke, P, White W8 Bisrnee bart | panel (1'330), 8 fire alarm Key, erin AROUTSONN Sriving one to right fleld got bis base 23 ‘brought | On Monday, while the poor cripple wae attempting Meeting—The Pool-Sel! Daley. who keeps the Empire Garden at Amity street | Selillton, Car! Kiean, Vaul Behomers, M. Cregin: 7! bod vo a bald bome B Bweasy, Gould batted next, and | (o sell some crockery, White seized him and cut his 5, a Broadway, deeit ‘o eveaterfelt mones, cl Gpminen, pad others, are soca to have picnic tp Jon ‘The $30,000 worth of diamonds and bonds that merererey pe Ou on x foul by winith, v roan, show turoat. White then threw away the knife, and To-day is the last of the races on Jerome Park, | and Brosdw: }, Col, W. WR oh ey are ardent supporters of the Hom Wi ere found on the person of the English thief, Richard Music in Washington square from 6 to 8 P. M, ya ra, Oabm, wiGA wee optendidly Se started on the rum, but Oficcr MeNumara captured | those which were postponed from Saturday on | sppointed one of hiv officer: to ascertain the truth, | M- ae ane Sweet, now inthe New Jersey Biaie Prison. are in the | gs c@ora's Tron bim. Smith was taken to Bellevue Hospital. He was a Seventh Ward politicia —_——— Capt, Pease and the Burned Tu, Capt, William Pease, who was charged with burning the tugboat Jonathan Chase on Jan. 9 In was before Recorder Hackett on Monday. The Dis- trict Altorney, satisfied that the afidavits of William McKenna and Capt, Dalton, eharging Capt. Pease with the destruction of the boat, were false, aban- . however. hur Powders tny igorate Ro then, nit our to Mice, who Melded ib to pbart, \d out tor two rune. Hall wext took his place on the home plate. FRRent out om toe ‘ay. sou, fa on the 100! bowind by At By uavonets. Who was caught by Altison o: t 4 that Daley should purchase $3,000 "1 hands'ot U. 8. District Attorney A. D. Keasbey. Ha erreee er poets aay sneer. ‘The charge agsinst Dominick Mullen of killing his worth of the queer.” On Monday evening, the wite Hanbah, at S21 Kast Thirty-fret street, was exam oficer went by appointment to Daley's place, and | | A well-known Newark dentist has threatened to | ined ty Coroner yesterday. Casharin’ Campbell f $2 and $2) on the City Bank of | *00t bis errand doy for opening his Lovo letters. ‘ard her daughter, Mullen's wife, say Hougi sno Fe in canter et Seater on aNow Verk ary |. ‘The New Jervey press, under the leadership of | haareceived many's beating {rom h ih Pank were laid out. The officer supposing Daley to | Maj Z-K. Pangborn, will go to Lake George next | jn herside sho should die, bo alone, atienpted toarrest iim. Daley, however, Lio dWeP i See . few knocked the ofleer down an for assistance: esterday, Mrs. Vreeland, of Hoboken, was x TRLEGRAPR. Five tach rushed from an adjoimag room, und with | charged by her husband. before Recorder Lope. with | SPARKS FROM THE TELBGRAIIL Daley attacked the officer, and left him unconscious on | *eallng a watch aud $40. Vreeland bad allowed his ae the floor, Daley and bis compauions then made off, | ¥!€ 2° money to support herself and four children, Kansas City hos four murders. ana carried the counterfeit money with them. ‘Tho | | The National Convention of Curlers, whi Odd Fellows’ Temple account of the storm, Should the weather be good, the sport will be grand, and the attendance large, ‘There are five events on the card, which will take place, and a walk-over with a forfeit, ‘The first is Hurdle race nandicap, one mile and three-quarters, with six burdle Jeaps. ‘The ontries are, Lobelia, 146 Tbs; Bonannon, 154 Ibs.; Oysterman, Jr., 150 ‘Ibs, Viley, 140 Ibs.; and W. #. Bacon, 147 Ibs, ‘Thé Jocaey Club handicap, two miles, Ie the sec- ond race, There are elzhteon subscribers, but there will be only four starters: Helmbold, 111 1bs,; Sand- ford, 111 1bs.; Legatee, and Nannie Douglas, 102 Ibs, ing Bund last night agreed aLfor chit wren, t Jourdan has instruct de To MADAR the Liteves expected to crowd e Beethoven festival, of Attorney Strect Church paf@ Kev. JP. Swift, & housewarming aw ethoox power of Chinese medicine is proved hy Ling Wau, Union aquare.—Ade, Acar loaded with passongers was partly thro from the sensation 1e did die, Case still ov. MIGUTH INNING with HL. Wraght at the bat, who's 0 pits Who Pelded it to Starts paving Wrrnwe nus onard followed, being uiccly put vut at Rest bass Starow from Pearce to Start. lira uard. then Righ “Gail, which Btart took Bnely on the A dkunking ine Hed Stockin fou! Dayton, Ohio, is to have a " r y fembied in Paterson yestera from the track of the Elevated Railroad yesterday, Iilen'by ariviag ce te tes oo of als dict of not guilty without leaving their seat entries are Vespucius and Glenelg. large force was ‘sent to arrest Daley and his gung. i and Thompeo county, Ind 4 4 The onnnal Convention of Y, M,C, A. moots noxt see a torae Cheering. Biart was (en nite captain was then honorably discharged, ‘ne fourth and Alth ones will be waik-overs. 6 Mr base i est City Cinb of Cleveland beat the Forest | wednesday ti Lud’anaporla, Tekets to deltcates Over moe McVay. bie Binith xox Loiae before eckots then advised the pecjerns Trtnend te leare The sixth race is the Hunter Piate, two miles, pera House Ho! ekford, Ill, by 2 to 12 the Eric Rathway to Indianapolis and return, 8. . fe seore. Chap handicap: horses to be ridden by members of the et The Handel and Haydn Musical Soctet an was then splendidly caaghs by H, Wright, “ibe ower to hold MeKeana tor perjury. Club. The entries are: Rapture, 188 ths,; Edenton, PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, dolphia on Sunday, di arrived here yesterday, to participate. if corer ee ooaeeniin cover 138 s.; Bohannon, 154 ths.; Viley, 140 s.; Pontoon, | | Patrick Meehan was ran over and fatally injured Sena The Harvard Junior jentifics yeater- | Beetuoven Festival. ‘1hey bumber 400 male slagers: Innocent Mon Imprisoned, On the 18th of last May Mr, William H, Joiner, ® native of Georgia, 9 stranger in this city, was ar- 140 ths,; Oystgrman, 150 Ibs, ‘The seventh race is a match between Tim Robbins and Thos, P, Wallace, POOLS, day in a boat race on C The jonals of Washington beat the Pustimes of Baltimore yesterday, by 15 fo & by a car in Hoboken yesterday, red ee Thomas Hoodan was run over and killed at the | yy rie fon, 3 B. Anthony Is revlected Senator from railruad depot Cincinnati yesterday, 50, who was crushed be The Rey. RK. C. Beal is in this city collecting money in ald of a new school house for the Lincol Ine efferson City, Mo., for the education of colored Swensy went to the bat and hit one to Pike, but it was from bim to take it. MeVey followed, to siiast one to Pike, who folded It quickly to Prince Arthur has gone to Quebec, where he will Jgned the | Ration to Congress, since lis own county instructs ncr Geo, B, Roberts has been elected Presidene of the | ‘Tho Hon. Wilson @ igned the | Baeemes to vete for Judee Woodson, FOMpRnY, to, alld she allroad fom Wasuingion to | Presidency of, tue Guar r ¥ Sweeney, g| The Forest City Club of Rock Island defeated the P. , POUIEg Bweasy oUt On the od base, Geo. | revted at the instance of a Mr. W, Thomas lem I tt , | embark for England, KAR Sat veg bi fm Bixton - cing dteVey on his way wos oad vast. marred had sold a stolen ticket to St, Louis. | way, last evening, as follows: terday, J Senator from New Hampshire. Premiums of 999,000 Aye of the Vranklin | of oxalic acid. She had had trouble with her two ving it Ju quicaly to Start pat Weight oul | Mr. Joiner was arraizued before Justice Hogan and 25,25, 2, 3, 99,90 Ors | “The G o'clock freteht train from Jorsey City, on | | Gen, John Hogan is spoken of a8 Repubtican can- | eounty hore fair, Ohio, which opens to-day, Brothers: When Perpnson went iO the bat for the Atiagtics | locked up inthe Tombs, Ho was held in a felon's i ppbapnun, Re aoe the New Jersey Central Rullroad, was thrown off'the | didote for Congress from southern Ilinols, About 2,000 Sir Knights Temp! re have arrived at Ellen Riley, aged 60, of 435 East Fifteenth atreet, ere wos a filcnee ae profound as if there had not been | cil four weeks, and duriug that period was five 1 8 Viley, 15,42, 11,8, 11, | track yerterday, between kilgabevh and Elizabethport, Comptrolicr Allen bys resigned, ant Gov. Hoff | the encambinent wt W ort, Pa,, aud 1,500 others | while mak ng 1n @ Stove, Hitt ib FOme person present, each one appearing to teel as | times handeuMfed to criminals and Idd. te the Gaet —Helmbold, 50, 8. Sand. | the locomotive "being turned over, and the fireman, it | man has appointed oxSenator Asher P. Nichols, of | AF expected : Kerosenc. phe Was seriously DUIDCG, ab Was mibo Lee ip rile depended op the reenlt, Furgusos bi | of General Hessions for trial, but the hearing was ne Dougiss, {is feared, fatally Injured. = Burfaio, to the vacancy. ‘The Hon. John P, Hale is to be weleomed home | daughter Mary, old, puting’ Rurgneon? out at fret base’ Fhen | cach timo povtponed untii Monday, when the com ¢ LATION PURSE.—Vospuciue, 5), : gine ‘Tho Hon. A. C, Vandeventer will run for Congress | toxtay with the Airing of cannon aud the ringing of the | ‘The junk dealers will soon ask the Muyor nnd Zetilelo war caught ow @ beautiful eaten, | Dlainant confessed that ho was mistaken in tae man, | “ienele, 4, w, 9, 25, 2, WASHINGTON NOTES, in Llinols, if the Btate is eotitiod to more than one | SOU! a. Common Counell to deprive the rag-baz men of the Ws band wu was Hioxt put our by a | aud Ar, Joiner was honorably discaarged, "1 pontoon, 10. i fh a, Bo Mdenton. 186" Sy $0 Legyeagtys sdéltional mesaber under the now apportionment be Hon, A. G. Bure, of Tllnols, declines renoral- | Caatover they and iying loves ss OOIRE OP pientid catch of Leonards Jn the left Held, avother ‘Oysterman, 14,17, 19,'21, 15, 2, Kapture, 10, 16, 18; 19; Hunt having el Wemoudous cheor (arose, botlier about Continuing the gerne, the 1838. Messrs. B. K, Bilas & Sons offer 12, 15,” Viley, 14, 28, 26, 16, tine Com 300 in premiums The Unexpectet Action of Hoboke: id, wi D- Mayor, Kee ‘ey : eate Philadel for the finest specimens of strawberries, to. be come eaiinuing the g , i : bea burg. fichard Schell has been elected to the place, A juror was fined $25) yesterday In Philadelphia the fnost @ 1 strawberries. to be com Gauss Fushi wy OF the cxOwd, wes cleared end the Mayor Hazell Kimbail of Hoboken has just ‘BROOKLYN. ‘The House by 111 to 61 yestefday voted down the | A barkeeper down town, or ary of $19.0 week, | {ot sbsing e lawyer a qusetion respecting the case atter DO eee a duce cree miele More rooms, 3 - created a stir among the saloon-keepers of that Amendinent to the National Banking Dil substituting | sports a §750 diamond clust cently parted with oe iy f S aeening The D si TENTH INNING, Hingridden olig, compelling them io sicp all cares |. Zamos MeLenahlls rites an lied yeater. | '#m! Huders for national dank circulation, Shother for $1.00. He iva saving young inn. A tornado, two miles wide, passed ove Arkanais FE RIN Me Ne a Sd Tah nt to the bat and, after two strikes had been q . james McLaughlin, of Hose 3,'was expelled yester- | ihe senate yeste sed the bill for the tm- | Wm. M. Tweed, Henry Gonet, R. B, Connolly, and | 80d Missuapot on Friday storm was repeated | tie fenowned [helaly as) hinder of obbe 5 ein Wi 0 re. Or % ry weo! se 0 alton > ert ey, 0 e a louse Com mittee f ‘altison ‘hit’ one to Smith, Dau it term, His course astonishes those Germaus who | severely burned eater 7 while. using Keroseus” eras fuardn and ‘Aoany’ Healtfosds i 7" | of Conference exclude wines nd allow ule and. ag: vin Duffy, one of five young men who wore a lof robbing Mrs, Bake aided im bis election. e night of the 26th ait.. w Hgnting the fr feurfully hot ons he could not possibly stop H. Wright when tried his hand, and sent e ‘The German Arsociation of Patriots of the Revo. and give power to towns Lo Yole aupuully On the said y the bill Oxing su, salaries: A of malt liquors. ou trial before 7, wiveh Start took pretty, The Camden and Amboy Railroad's trans} of Consuls aud Consuls Generals The gon: | ution of 1548 lected President General yesterday, Mrv, Baker's did not ke ten & aceon Isabe boat twas ui Soscow aud Hevel, ax Weber j Dr, Necuele s Treseurer, | ‘The Fire Zouaves Regiment paraded yesterday A Duty's own testimony and tne 1 phibtcrinremen her, MEMES S| | aon SF i ane asta a pais tes ae he cane tats an Raat ue Be acres Haunt PROP pach ert Be Nar ale ‘con . n ; Fark. Philadel pi ver awarded him by his iriends saved Guard of Tengen " Was Oiled with valuable merchandise. wy pt, at $2,500 was essadlis! (Suez C Boston through Col. Alfred Burton returved yesterday from the | {ithe Montgomery lle the streets of the city, which were gaily decorated, ‘The steamships Civ dria, Washington, Dubit from Liverpool; the ships Nept nd City of row passed a bill xing the com: iedurors 1a Untied Braces ry ari cou gle St Mad Tas ty ‘The whole number of votes cast ln, Brooklyn last Base amid rein cheering. Pearce saad The Rouse yes! Fyerpetionss LEE ion a “ ' . ig u 4 Thi f Joshua Whit rth, of Philadelphia, 1 n che c santas aio Ppa aR rE | ret Salma Reet ait cv Aechaat Se urea reas | wena derane Muna cuch eels | Bee eee Asoasttme sees ch eater tulrd base, Bank oh 8 J am La chs i hai , peat ‘ocomouva. "” coast ‘ha br id f +e ‘Pady 1 h vane orrived last uigai, ') =? 8 oa years, 0a and puding likes rasty ‘brother, and both were drowned, ‘Bird from Mayans arrived last auch,