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NUBBER FOURTEEN. FARMERS' FAIR. TWEED. WOOLMT PAY THE BOY. Wenrv J.

Cioperly, a Broadway hatter, who THE JURY OUT. m. Nn. 440 Washington avenue, had a youth 40TOfEDfflOI THURSDAY BVBNDiO, JUNE 84,1875. Bcceptton and Exhibition of Primary Scholars A Pleasing' Affair.

The litUe sohool room of Primary No. 14, in Olasaon avenue, near Park avenue, was tastefully decorated with flags and flowers, and filled with delighted parents and friends yesterday afternoon, on the occasion of a reoenttoif riven by the pupils. It waa a de The Annual Show of the Long Tb ex Chiefs Prospects of The Public Waiting for Their Verdict. Island Agriculturists. Freedom.

named Robert Duncan arrested and brought before Justloe Riley, on a charge of ringing his door bell and annoying his family, but when the case came to be examined a state of affairs waa disclosed not discreditable to the boy, Cipperly'fl statement was that last Winter he gave the prisoner odd Job in shoveling enow and sifting ashes, and subsequently offered him $20 a month to take care of his garden, horses, etc, that the boy was glad to ac LATEST TIDINGS terpret, In corroborating or disproving the defendant's declarations, or Illustrating or interpreting what he may have Bald. That is all I think that I ought to Bay. It is a matter for you to consider. "XL VI. The fact that the plaintiff oon tinned to cohabit with his wife, after her alleged communication to him of the charge, and up to July, 1874, is cogent evi deDCO against the truth of the present charge.

Several cases are cited in support of that proposition, and in actions of divorce on account of adultery where the wife Is a plaintiff or defendant in questions between tho husband and wife, that proposition is oovered; it la a sound rule. The faot that a plaintiff who la afterward the plaintiff in an action seeking a divoroe oontinued to cohabit with his wife after or long after her guilt had been communicated to him, is a proper matter, peculiar to such an action, because In that action the husband may bo charged with having oondened hia wife's offense, and because, also, tho man who finally cornea into Court seeking a divorce, is the same man whoso conduct, after living with hie wife after hia knowledge of her guilt, Involves an Incongruity. The same spirit that leads him to prove his action for a divoroe, would lead him to a separation from his wife as soon aa be learned her guilt. But in this action it doss not apply; I do not think it is of any moment whatever. it VT.TTTT Tho ntianpj, nf the nlaintiff toward the de A.

llov Over the Base Ball Tournament. Notes on the Judge's Charge Its Chief cent tho offer. has been noteworthy. But this season aa effort has been made to surpass every previous event of the kind, and, aa was said before, tha oonsequenea is that upper tendom ln Brooklyn is quite sidled over the coming event. The team or engaged la the safe ana oommodlous Teasel tbe Wll Uam Cook, on whioh five or six hundred passengers do not crowd even the deoks, The excursion, instead of being for the afternoon only, Is for all day.

start at 8 A. M. and return at 8 P. 11 early to rise and early to bed," whioh will make the excursionists healthy Is sold. Then, too, the new arrangements oxolude the providing any refreshments on board, with tta aooompanlmonta of assaults on the batteries of oaks, cream and sandwiches, during whioh phases or vulgar selfishness, painful to Took at among aev doiy assemblages, are exhibited.

Instead ot thi' tha guests will provide tholr own oommluarlal luppliaa. and the cards of invitation state when they oan be sent without troubling the visitors to carry them on board. In fact it Is to be a grand fashionable Invitation plo nio, with the attractive accompaniments of two four oared gig races, two atxoared ditto, a single "oull" raoe not of the kind Yorlok's waa made of, but atUl funny and having a sea gull ln the form of several tub raoos, on which "a tale of a tub" will be founded. The location of the oourse is indefinitely said to be "up the Hudson, between Fort Leo and Poughke slo," but furthermore deponent aalth not. Tsn Fletcher will tske the crews up the night previous, so there will be a preparatory crolsaw and on the way up a cruse of oil will be needed no doubt.

To perfect the arrangementa tho following ahlo committeemen have been selected Regatta Commute, Messrs. C. H. Hunter, O. B.

Bead, 0. W. Ohaunooy, S. P. Pope, and H.

W. Maxwell, tho latter of whom has been, as usual, working like a Xrojan to haw oldedly pleasing affair and redacted credit on both teachers and scholars. The children were all prettily dressed for the occasion and seemed to be much elated at the opportunity of showing their friends how well they had profited by the thorough Instruction they had received. Messrs. Soheppa, Bhodefl and Shepard, of the Local Committee, honored the oooasion with their preaenoe, and at the dose of the exercises expressed in words their hearty satisfaction at the profidenoy of the scholars and the systematic oourse pursued by their teachers.

After a time, he said, he found that Duncan had been Gossip In and the Court Room. Movements Contemplated bj His La fryers. A Motion to be Made to Reduce the Bail In the Ctrll Snits and Quash the Criminal Indictments. Mr. Tweed is not precisely a free agent today, but he has had such a sniff of tho air of freedom aa suffldenttT aooounta for his longing.

If not for hia stealing his oats, and he discharged him, hut that the boy persisted in hanging about tho premises, claiming extra pay and trying to corrupt his servants. ARODBISHOP HoHAIiE. Tbe Flftletn Anniversary of a Venerable Prelate Honor to one of Ireland's Noblest Prelates. DtrBUH, June The readers of the Eaolk have doubtless been Informed in a general way, by telegraph, of tho celebration that took plaoe here yesterday over the fiftieth anniversary of the Episcopate of Archbishop McHale, but I assume that all your readers who can go back in memory to the fine old City of Dublin and tho noble life that has now for half a oentury provaded its religious society, will be pleased to have a detailed ao count of the proceedings. ArchblBhop McHale has for so many years occupied a oonsplouous position ln his churoh and his country, and borne so distinguished a part ln the history of both, that lt Is not surprising that the clergy and people who have so highly appreciated his ability and esteemed his charaoter should celebrate as a Jubilee the fiftieth anniversary of his episcopate, and make" lt an occasion of special honor.

The general feeling of his friends found expression yesterday ln a remarkable demonstration representing different classes of people with whom his Grsee is connected by personal, offlmal and political ties. It was a spontaneous and cordial tribute to reverence and affectfon which oould not fail to make a deep Impression upon a sensitive and grateful heart, though lt reflected almost exclusively the sentiments of the province over whioh he presides, and cannot properly be considered national. It is true that the Irish members of Parliament sent a deputation to present an address, and the Home Bnle League was similarly represented, but there was. nothing like a concurrent movement throughout the oountry to take part ln the "golden wedding" as the anniversary is called In some of the journals. It waa also noticed aa a significant fact that only one Bishop in the Archdiocese, Dr.

Nulty, attended to do homage to Duncan's story waa that he was permanently engaged by Cipperly before he went to Chigago, and not 'only Mrs. Mary Devlin ia Principal of the school, and kept the" garden and horsea In order, but also painted Expectations of an Agreement Who Are Waiting for the Verdict. hopes, that the devices of the lawyers will enanie mm sue is ably assisted by Mils uumDerson, ra.ua nana, to escape any further penalty for his orimas than that Miss Walsh, Miss Doughty, Miss Lookwood and Hiss already endured. Considering the number of the Schwartx. the entire house, and, in fact, did three men's work.

He could got along well enough with Mr. Cippcrly, but that person's wife "made things hot for him," and was always complaining that he did not do enough work. The horticultural fair of the Queens County Agricultural Sooloty opened at Mlneola yesterday morning. A dense sea fog hung over tho country, and at eight o'clock a oopious rain fell. At half past ton tho oloudB lifted, and with tha exoeption of a slight shower the weather was oloar, but very warm, Tho Btorm seemed to throw an air of dampness on everything connected with the exhibition, and the attendance throughout the day did not exceed five hundred.

The average attendance is eight thousand. EXHIBITION HALL. The Exhibition Hall is of Grecian style. It is devoted to flowers, vegetables, fruits, handiwork, house Points Noted The Bequests' to Charge by the Defense and the Action of His Honor Upon Them The last Words Said to tho 'Twelve Suspense in tbe Court fioom. The "standing plaoes," as they have come to be called, were kept clear by order of the Judge today.

Every other part of tho ronn was occupied. All the lawyers were present except ex Judge Fullerton and General Pryor. Both the parties were present. Mr. Beecher' family were also present.

Hon. Henry O. Murphy waa on the bench, but no other person of distinction ahared the plaoe with hia Honor. Judge Neilson disposed of the motion to reopen the case with great brevity and BternnesB of manner, and he flung the affldayits of filth to the clerk with an unmistakable motion of the hand. Shortly after 11 o'oloek, the charge to the jury began.

fendant, for nearly six months after he says he waa in possession of the faot that adultery had been committed, is cogent evidenoe again at the truth of the present Upon the mere faoe of this proposition that would be so. And it is so here, unless you take Into consideration as you should, the question whether upon the confession of that by his wife, if ahe did confess, or taking into view tho conduct of the plaintiff, on the as aumntlon that he had the confession, did the wife ln flnonce him to Bilence and peace, and did he yield to Being unable to stand her "chin music," he resigned his position. Anout 28D scholars participated in tms reception, of whom were presented with oortlflaates for deportment and proficiency In atudiea. Some very fine Bpeol mens of the skill of tha pupils in map drawing were hung upon the walls and favorably referred to by the Committeemen during the course of their remarks. criminal Indictments yet hanging over his" head, and the civil suit for $6,000,000, in which $3,000,000 of ball are demanded, his prospects of immediate freedom do not wear that brightness to tbe general eye which they are said to wear to hia; and yet, remembering tho uncertainty of the law, Mr.

Tweed's expectations may numr onn Mt than those of the public In this matter. On Saturday, accompanied by a companion named Julius Brown, he went for his pay (he. claimed $18 for two months' servioes), when Cipperly produced a paper mings ln tip top atyio ana oraor. in auouu. wj uh music for the occasion, to make up the floral tributes to the fair guests, Messrs.

Dan Ohaunooy, H. T. Frost, Ohoa. Braugh, W. Huinphr.ee, A.

T. Flammar, E. Arnold, and C. Sharp, Miss Maggie E. Soherty presided at the piano and and asked him to sign it.

He began to do bo, and bad got all but the three last letters of the name Duncan At all events, we shall not have long to wait before acceptably accompanied the exercises, something Is done to Indicate tne now onmournuiu xne rouowing was that influence, and does that aoooont ror we caoam etance that not until bo long after the supposed and alleged confession, did he make any distinctive avowal of his grief. That la for you to consider, and I think that you ought to look at it in that light, either to aooept or reject the suggestion. "XLYIII. Tho testimony of the plaintiff that ne first disclosed any charge against the defendant, to hia own CHRISTIAN RECOGNITION. THE PEOOEAMME.

PABI I. 1. Calisthenics Sohool 8. Chorus "Weloome to Morning," School His Honor lt the Jury remain sitting, and he then nmnoMiid nartrv to read, nartly to speak his charge. It THBEE P.

M. Tho Jury got to their dinner at 2:15 o'oloek. It comprised roast beef for 9, spring lamb for 8, coffee for 12, lemonade for 8, with potatoes, asparagus, tomatoes and strawberries. The audience in the Oonrt room remained undiminished, except by Messrs. Beecher, Evarts and Murray.

The latter took the other two out riding. APPEABANCEB OF DKTEBMIHATION. There were no reliable rumors about the jury. There were, in fact, none at all. Mr.

Fitter, the Juror, came with an overooat on Mb arm. Mr. Hull brought with a towel and a toothbrush. Mr. MoMurn brought shaving materials.

At the close of the charge Messrs. Beach, Evarts, Shearman and Porter congratulated Judge Neil eon on the impartiality of his charge. Neither side took any exceptions. This was considered extraordinary. The Chief Justice was unaffectedly pleased, Wa M.

Evarts, Wm. C. DeYTitt, John Bussell Young, 1 employer, in connection wren dubiuush will fonnd below, and it was listened to with groat JSi, i rn tn drive defendant written when his companion Brown advised nun not to sign it, as he was not getting the amount he olaimcd. He had a roil of money shoved in his hand by Oipperly, and on counting found that there was only $3.75. Bo he refused to complete his signature, and Cipperly then shoved him out of the premises and refused to pay him another cent.

Brown corroborated his friend's story and also proved that ho had not been on the man's premises Binco, and the Justico dismissed the case, and told Mr. Cipperly that he had altogether failed to prove his charge. attention. The reading was in a tone devoid ttom Tjrooklyn, and that he made no disclosure of the hold articles, etc. In none of the departments wero the varieties extensive, and tha opinion prevailed that the show was inferior to those of former years.

The floral department la ocoupled principally by C. T. Allen, the florist whose nurseries are at Queens, and Alfred Wayte. Mr. Allen exhibited aa a floral design a monument about twelve feet high, with a tea rose inscription, "Bunker HiU, 1775." There was a number of hand bouquets, out flowers and vases from private gardens.

This department is the only one of note. The vegetable department is a failure. Tho varieties are poor and scarce. In the line of fruitB, strawberries and grapes predominated. The finest specimens were from Mrs.

8. L. M. Barlow, whose oountry seat la at Glen B. P.

Jeffrey, of SmlthvlUo South, exhibited aome very fine hot house lemons. Isaac Coles, events; for on Tuesday morning next the motion to quash tho indictments and toreduoe the bail in tha civil suit, as well la dismiss the latter, win be made before Jndge Donohue In Supreme Court Chambers, and the counsel appear to have hopes that their application will meet with the approval of the Court. THB OBOT7NDB OI THE MOTION. Mr. Dudley Field, son of David Dudley Field, when asked aa to the grounds on whioh the motion to quash the orimlnal lndlotments will be baaed, said they were manifold.

Tho most Important, however, were that some of the indictments were included ln the omnibus indictment, on which Tweed was first tried, and that others were substantially, although not technically, ronetitions of parts of the old lndlotment. He said he his Grace, ana tne tusnop oi uaiway naa a reugious service appointed for the day. which deprived hia clergy of being present. Conjecture is busy as to the motive for this arrangement, which has produced great disappointment and Irritation, No oneexnected that the Cardinal Archbishop and the Primate ofTHa churoh would have honored the scene by their presence because lt is understood that his Eminence and the latter Prelate, who is a type of an old race of independent hierarchy and priesthood, do not quite accord ln their views of ecclesiastical and political questions, but the absence of the Suffragan Bishops, unless in obedlonoe to the desire of a supreme authority, from whioh tbe Bishop of Meath was exempt, 1b not so easily explained. Howover it may be accounted for, the fact itself was a Rnblnct of mortification and disnleaanre.

On tha rjart charge to the uexenuans uniu who wiw iwi evidence against the truth of the present oharge. "The facia that after making tie charge, and learning that it was retracted by Kb wife, the plaintiff became reconciled with the defendant, and restored the social relatione of himself and wife with him, ia cogent evidence against the truth of the charge. s. Recitation "Hope," Mist Minnie Devlin 4. Sami OhoroB "A Song of the Rose," 6.

Recitation "Somebody's Knocking," Miss Hattie Kniffen 6. Chorus "Weloome to Spring," School 7. Recitation "A Oompnriion," Mis Carrie Wilkona 8. Somi Ghoras "Moslo on the Ware," 9. Dialogue "The Wonderful Thomp son and Arnold and Muter Bayer.

10. Chorus "Tho Old Mountain Sohool 11. Seoitaticn "Tho Golden Misa Loulia Sohaok 12. Duet "Buy my Misses Bowden and Patrick 18. BecltaUon the Roll," MiasKate Taylor PAST u.

14. Piano Solo "Silver Star Waltz." J. Wotaler 15. Chorus "Tha Flas," Sohool 16. Dialogue "A SohooJm aster Wants a Situation," of passion or emphasis.

It was recitative and keyed tn keeping with the reasoning in the charge. At the first the Judge disclaimed any intention of considering the evidence or of expressing his opinion on it. His traditions, convictions and eduoatlon were opposed to interfering with the prerogative of the jury to take charge of the facts. He would assort the evidence wlthoudetaillng it. He would olassif it without ohar Mtetiidng it ox giving It Judge Neilson then divided the eTideno Into the letters, the oharge made to the defendant, the alleged THE EXCISE LAW.

"Tbe lour years' noisy oi any open oharge of adultery against the defendant, and the bringing of suoh open charge only in Mequenoe of irritafioM and resentments proceeding from other SiusesVare cogent evidence against the truthfulness a aifh nf tha TtTAoent charge. Bev. Alex. YF. Beed and others oooupied his Chambers with the Juage, and spent the time in conversation of the moBt general and pleasant charaoter.

The Court of the looal clergy and people, nothing waa emitted believed there were toJlcjjBdBte bajeji on a single Masters isayer ana martin. of Glen Cove, exhibited beautiful strawborrios, gooso berrles and currants. THE OUTBIDS SHOW. Agrtoultural implements wore exhibited ln great variety on the east side of the grounds. What is oallod room was densely hot and the audience were in piof use warrant, which was in direct violation which could render tho occasion memorable and afford gratification to the popular Prelate.

The celebration began with A BGLIOIOTJS SERVICE IN THE OATHBDBATj, perspiration. motion to quash the criminal Indictments, be heard on Tuesday, Is to be preceded by an argument ltr.Vi.7. Martin and MoKnurht. which wsb expressly adornod for the purpose, and was wmiwou a vex largo nnu representative concourse. Among the laymen preaent were the Lord Mayor of Dublin, who procoedod ln stato lrom the College of St.

In case the jury Bhould not agree to night they will ba locked up' in the Court room occupied by Judge McCue, and taken to their room of deliberation in the morning. Bev. Ea. Beecher, Mr. Stone, a former partner of Mr.

Claflin, Wallace K. Hill, Peter K. Deyo, the Howards, Claflins, Beaches and OleavlandB are a guard in waiting, in a double sense round Mrs. Beecher and the "benoh show" of dogs comprised about one hundred pointers, setters, hounds, terriers, water spaniels and oarriage dogs. Among them were two Brooklyn dogB, W.

J. Bioker ton's Bell, and Joseph G. Fisher's Flirt. Tho dogs are housed ln the cattle pens, no stook being exhibited at on Monday on the order to show cause why Tweed's ball In the $8,000,000 civil suit Bhould not be reduced, which has been granted by Judge Donohue. DIB MISSAL 07 THE OIVIIi SUIT.

Mr. Dudley Field Bays that a motion will also be made to dismiss the civil suit on the ground that the Legislature had no right te give the "people" authority 21. Trio "The Mermaid. Wright, Patrick, Bowden and Taylor. iX Dialogue "Aunt Peabody," ii: "jf S3.

Solo "Not for Gold," Maggie Patrick Addresses, Presentation of OerUfloatea, eto. 24. Veoation Song 25. Valodlotory TfW 28. Farewell Carrie Brady and Kate Taylor THE WOODBINE TWDJETH." To the Editor nf the JSrooWjm Eagle Pardon me for enoroaching on your time and spaoo, but I would really uko to ask you question in a publio manner, no tbat if you oannot answer it perhaps someone else oan.

My question ia this, how long must a porson attend a prayer meotlng beforo the pastor or tho member) of the ohuroh with which tho prayer meeting la oonuootod will recognize him by some encouraging word, or a warm grasp of the hand that aays, "Welcome to our Tankst" I ask the question so that if there Is any established custom or definite time to govern such matters, I would truly like to know it, for it would enable mo to determine a vexed question. My wife aud I havo attended a certain prayer meeting on the Hill regularly for nearly a year, and durlna aU that time not a soul has exchanged a word with either of us, and we are yet breathing tho lame frigid atmosphere every time we enter the room that we partook of the first tlmo we sought the mooting. Wo listen Intontly to the good minister and the good gentlemen as they pray fervently that the time will dawn when all men will love tholr neighbors as themselves, and that all who aro without tho fold may be brought within, and that those who are within may extend the right hand of fellowship to those who still stray away from the house of God and assist them ln becoming Christians, but we fall to see any practical demonstration of the rsllglon they preach'; we fail to sec a manifestation of tho Christian love they talk so much about, or even friendship, and we fail to feel tho warm grasp of the hand and to hoar the encouraging words, "You are welcome, come again." But all is cold resorve, no warmth, no light. Aro all prayer meetings llko this onof If so, surely the elect aro there, aud none without can enter ln. I am told that a porson cannot attend a prayer meeting over which Dr.

Duryea presides but three or four times, before he seeks him or her out and greets the new corner in a spirit of brotherly love, ahd the olrole la at once opened by the members of the meeting and yon ara made to feel at ease. This 1b said to be the secret of tha Doctor's groat popularity. I would that this community could boast of many moro auch men as Dr. Duryea. You find no shallow aristocracy there, whose MgltiU oharmod circio yon cannot enter, but you find trtw nobility of tho soul, and those who believe In a praotloal religion.

If space will permit I would like to ask your indulgence tofolate What has been told to me as a faot, and it bears directly on ohuroh hospitality. A gentleman sought out a churoh he had heard a great deal about, oue bright Sunday morning, and upon entering thore were no ushers to glvo him a seat, an hn walknd lolBurelv urj tho aisle, looking flrlt On this this exhibition, and bnt for the barks and howls, the visitor would not be consolous of their prcsenoc, Tbe her family. When the jury went into dinner they were in excel Revocation of Licenses. This morning the Board of Excise Commissioners revoked the licenses of the following named liquor dealers, against whom complaints had been made for violating the excise law by Belling liquor on the Sabbath h. Pazzell, 100 Atlantic avenue.

F. W. Hansen, fifth avenue and Fourteenth street. Thomas McLaughlin, 169 Sackett street. John Staehclge, 664 Third avenue.

Ferdinand Gutbrocht, 29 Myrtle avenue. Ballooninc in Ontario. Toronto, Juno 21. A balloon containining Mr. Donaldson and three newspaper mon started from here at four o'clock p.

yesterday. It took an easterly direction over Ontario, and about 6 P. M. passed Whitby, still going east. About dark it was seen oil Cobourg, about fourmilos out on the Lake going west slowly, with the anchor dragging.

Since that time nothing has been board of it. SHOCKING DEED aiuriauj, hubib ue uau uceu Haying, to tne aacrod eoi flce; the O'Conor Don, M. Captain Nolan, M. Mr. Biggar, M.

and deputations from several towns. There wero 150 priests, nearly all connected with the diocese. It was expected that Father Thomas Burke would have delivered an eloquent address in honor of the ArohblBhop, but he was prevented by illness from being ln attendance. After the service the addresses wero presented in the large hall of the new college, whioh was crowded with visitors. Addresses were read from the studenta of St.

Jarlath's College, the inhabitants of Tuam. the dergy of BaUina and Eillala, the town commissioners Of Ballon, the people of Westport, lent humor and spirits. There is an impression that to sue in the plaoe of the "county," ana that tne law giving the "people" this right was dearly unconstitu As eaoh of those propositions, gentlemen, are question, effect for yTo cSSaa according a. you ma? interpret the aotf ffij SffiflM evidence wm be more or lees sBSng, It BS.JKg0 degree circumstantial or presumptive. It Yii your province entirely.

I am Indisposed to speak of the evidenoe of what you may draw or not draw as being oogent. You will oonsider and satisfy yourselves as to the motives which led the plain tiff to first disclose the fact to Mr. Bowen, If he did do bo led him to remain In association with his wife led him to renew the friendly intercourse with the defendant, and led mm to whatever characterized his conduot and oourse In Wlferel'on a material question of faot, the plaintiff swears one way and the defendant dlreotly adverse, and the defendant puts in evidenoe a written statement made by the plaintiff before the action waB commenced (no matter whether it was before tho action waa commenced or not), and flatly contradicting his testimony; the jury are bound to consider hia testimony on the point as conclusively Well, that is true as properly applied. If A brings an action against on a claim resting in parole, a claim for work and labor, or money lent, and now being allowed to be a witness, testifies onlthe trial to tho faot that the defendant was indebted, and denies that he has been paid, and the defendant produces a letter written by him stating that the claim had been settled and paid, that would be oonoluslve of course in connection with defendant's denial. That Is tbe application of that proposition.

I have explained to you already how you should consider the previous inconsistent declarations plowing matches did not oome off, tho soil bolng too weighty, by reason of the rain. B. Crozlcr, of Suffolk County, is tho prlnolpal oompotitor for tho prizes, silver cups, and medals. The plows to be used were on exhibition, and tho Hibernians present were enthusi admissions of Mr. Besoher, and the oonauo.

oi me ue fendant with Mrs. Tilton. Judge Neilson spoke of the contradictions between Mr. Beecher and Mr. Moulton as to the letter of oontrltion.

The Jury ntmt settle the dispute between the witnesses. Aa to the letters in general, if they did not refer to a special cause, they must receive ordinary oon etruotiou. As to the alleged oonfeBslons, the Jury must bear In mind that memory of words used waa likely to be of tho inflrmest kind. Bvldenoe of confessions oould be made of wrong import by the Introduction or OJuesion of a single word. The Oourt would let Jo Blohards and Kate Carey Smith go to the Jury wlt' oat notice.

The question of questions was Mr. Beeoher charged with adultery? If he was charged with adultery and knew that ho was charged, then his conduot at the reooption of the oharge and since oould be explained simply. If Mr. Bee jher on the other hand had been charged with the leaser offenses, and if he had been asBUred that the eon sequences charged had followed, then the Jury oould interpret the evidence In that light. Mr.

Neilson then gave a long and not unskilful sketch of what Mr. Beecher had said ho thought he had done. He said it was not tho question whether Mr. Beeoher was correct In hia apprehension of these consequBnoeB. If he even misapprehended these consequence and misapprehended them sincerely It waa same as if they had taken place.

tne uecnamcs' institute oi uaiway, too society ox st, astic over them. They are samples of the genuine Irish manufacture. Mr. Crosier is the largest stock breeder, and takea the greatest general intorest In ag riculture, of any farmer on the Island, THE BASE BALL TOUENAMENT. For the first time since the organization of the So oloty a base ball tournament was arrangad between tho four best clubs In the county the Startles, of Glen tional.

The law, in hia opinion, oould not take away the right of tho "county" to sue, Mr. Field, when asked whether he really expected to oarry this Important point, said "Certainly; If not here then before the Oourt of Appeals," and he added, with a significant smile, "It will depend a good deal upon the Judge before whom the motion will be argued. If it is denied, the civil oase will probably not be tried before Ootbber, unless the Governor should order a special session of the Supreme Oourt." Mr. Field feels confident that the motion to rodnoe the bail will pspvall, and that Tweed vrill then ba able to furnish it and be released. If the motion to quash the criminal indictments does not prevail, tbe defense will try to postpone the first trial until November, as Mr.

David Dudley Field la desirous of spending the Summer in Europe, It will be observed that the grounds of counsel's aotion ln all these matters are purely technical; but technicalities are the important part of the law nowadays, and If Mr. Tweed oan esoape by them, he will not trouble himself about puhllo opinion as to the facts alleged ln the indictment. If he ia not technically guilty, Coys Atlantics, of Jamaica Enterprise, of Hemp stead Centennial, of Flushing. Tho prize is a silver the "new" witneBBeB were brought in for effect to day. The effect they produced was mainly of nausea.

Waiting for tbe Verdict. Tilton and his counsel left the court room shortly after the Jury retired. Mr. Beecher and his immediate personal friends remained. The old niari bore every evidence of perfect mental sevrenity.

He had a lunch provided for sandwich, an orange or two, and his favorite fruit, the succulent banana, and he munched and walked' about and laughed and talked and read from a newspaper, and seemed anything but a defendant in a great ecduction case, waiting for a verdict that was doubtful. One thing was perfectly evident, whatever might be the result, and whatever the world might think of him, the old man's conscience is peaceful. Tilton had a gloomy look about him, as he. italked from the room like a genius of despair. The crowd that remained and sweltered in the court, room was quite a jolly one.

Messrs. Abbott and Shearman remained with Mr. Beecher, and Mr. Evarta came in at half past two. There evidently existed an impression that the jory would come in with a verdict before long, although no one seemed to have any substantial basis of fact to found the opinion on.

Judge Porter has just come in, and is chatting and laughing with Mrs. Beecher. ball, and the club holding it continuously for three years are to become the owners, the four clubs making Lad lex' Reception A necuercac Affair. This rapidly growing sooial club, though organized but a short tune, gave evidence of its popularity last evening, on the occasion of the first regular reception to the lady friends of the members, at the Club House, No. 81 Grove street, tha former residence of Charles Claylor, the playwright.

The building has been neatly furnished for the acoommodation of the members, and was illuminated and tastefully decorated for the oooasion by an abundsnos.of bunting and by floral displays. The street was Illumed by a large cii dum light, and the grounds by a very liberal display of Chinese lanternB pendent from the tree whioh stud the ground. At the aide and to the rear of the house a large canvas tent had been erected, under which were several tables containing the refreshments for the evening, from whioh the guests retired with a Battened air. A string band waa ln attendance discoursing music, which, in the open air amid the numerous guests which thronged the grounds as well as filled the house, with the glare of gaslights and the shadow of the trees, produced a very pleasant effect. The offioers of this new club are President, George Brown; Vice President, Wm.

Qoodwin; Seoietary, Orlando Bennett; Treasurer, Biohard Goodwin. The Beoeptlon Committee last evening were: Wm. Goodwin, Jamea Brown, Capt. T. 0.

Wilmarth, George B. Davis and James H. Kraft. The elite of the neighborhood were present, and until a very late hour the house and grounds were crowded. Miss Jennie Evans, formerly of Alexandria, a fine Another Case of Murder and Suicide.

the best record each season to play for it. Tho first game called waa the Startles against the Atlantics. Vincent de Paul, the clergy of tho Archdiocese, the Eoman Catholic mombors of Parliament, the students of the Medical School of the Oatholio University, and the Irish Home Bute League. In almost ail pointed allusions wero mode to the part which the Archbishop has taken in the education controversy and popular agitation. The ADDBES3 PEOM THE INHABITANTS OF TUAM recognized with pride that the name of Tuam Is forever wedded to fame by Its association with tbe name and glory of its great Arohblshop," and recalled with grateful love the aid given by his voloe and pen to O'ConneU, when he "essayed to win back Ireland's independence." It remarked that no sooner had the Government system of national eduoatlon been proposed than, "with the keen glance of genius, he detected the dangers of religion hidden under those insidious favors." The Society of St.

Vincent de Paul declared in their address that they had a lively and grateful recollection of the ArchbiBbop's "manly defiance to the threats of tbe intended persecutions of the Prime Minister of England, who allowed our people to starve in the midst of plenty him of Durham notoriety, whose sun seems to have set forever since he raised his voice and pen against the sacred mlnlBters of our holy Church." The clergy of the archdiocese recognized In Dr. McHale "the illustrious suocessor of tne great St. Jar lath, of that long lino of distinguished Prelates who had presided over the archiepisoopal see of Tuam, and further, as the unerring defender of Ireland's faith and Ireland's national rights." It eulogized his "signal service to religion and morality in his storn and steadfast onnoBltlon to the 'EOdiosa Blao and thou on that for a vacant seat, but whon ha had paced the whole distance from tho door to the pul Mr. Beach, of.tho Staten Island Club, was umpire, ob THE OltEDIBILITV OF This part of the charge was quite analytic. The general principles were laid down and then they were applied to Moulton, Tilton, and Mrs.

Moulton. The Jury were treated to proportionate quantities of reaBon, first for believing and aeoondly for disbelieving them. The latter reasons were given last, and in the alternation of his reasonB his Honor left those adverse to thou? credibility last on the Juror's minds. jection was made to O'Noil, the pitcher of the Btartle club, on the ground that he was the regular pitcher of the Keystone Club, There were many present who knew him, and when all the foots wero laid before the umpire he ruled him out. This oreated considerable feeling, and the Startles refused to play.

Tho Atlantics were oredlted with a score of 9 to 0, and booked for tho A German Takes a irl Out on the East Kiver, Shoots Her Three Times and Kills Himself The Story of an Eye Witness. At half past ten this morning Sophie Sched ler, a German girl, aged twenty four, was shot and mortally wounded by an unknown man, who is supposed to reside in Brooklyn, and who, after he had committed the deed, placed the muzzle of the revolver to his breast and shot himself through the heart. This pit, ana no oneonoroa mm a piaco to sit in, ue turuBu and walked back as he had como in until ho again roaohed tbe door, still no seat was proffered him. Aa ho reaohed the ball his eyes rested on a block of wood, and the ides occurred to him that now was the time to rebuke that congregation, so picking tho blook up ha coolly carried it tho entire length of tho aisle and when near the pulpit he plaoed it on tho floor aud deliberately Bested hunBolf upon lt. This act had tho doslrad effect, for in less tlmo than it takes to write lt, a doaen gentlemen wero at his side, eaoh offering an apology and a seat.

It is noodlcss to say tbat tho mcmbors of that chugch became tho niodele of perfection iu the art of courtesy to strangers over after, but they had to ba shamed Into a Bense of tholr duty. IhQUiusn. decisive game to day. Subsequently the Startles agreed to plsy the Atlantics for a ball, and wero defeat you may find to have been made by vihuntiflf, whether before the aotion was commenced or af tewerd, characterizing the offense. It is for yon to interpret and apply it.

I think lt is a matter of fact for you. "The unequivocal admissions of the plain tiff himself and of Mr. Moulton, that they have deliberately and systematically represented the facts involved in thiB present charge ln a manner wholly inconsistent with the present oharge, and, ln maintenance of the defendant's and Mrs. Tilton's innocence, discredits their testimony to the contrary now requires its rejeotion by the Jury as wholly I explained to you, gentlemen, the theory of duty that I supposed son would respect In that regard. I admonish you to oonsidter bow far.

If at all, Mr. Moul ton's previous contradictory statements oould be and an honorable purpose to suppress the scandal and protect the defendant and protect Elizabeth, and the same suggestion applies to Mr. Tilton. You are at liberty to consider the motive and should consider the motive which led them to do one thing or the other, and whether they did so, honestly or dishonestly, and then determine the effect either in large or less degree or no degree. "LIU.

If the Jury believe that the plaintiff or any other witnoss of his has wilfully sworn falsely on a material point, they should disregard the whole testimony of such witness." I have stated the rate on that subject. That ia the general rule, but is not imperative where any part of the testimony thus affected is corroborated. "LIV. When a witness testifies to a conversation of the defendant at which no other person was present, there are no means of direct contradiction, exoept by the oath of the defendant. If the jury find a train of ciroumstanoes inconsistent with tho alleged conversation and the conversation is fully denied by the defendant, they may reject the testimony to suoh alleged conversation." GENERAL IEAOT VINDICATED.

The Court gave a very fine and handsome vindication to Genoral TTaoy'B right to be of counsel and a witness in the oase. He entirely vindicated the General and ed by a score of 7 to 4. The behavior of the Htarties disgusted those who wore close enough to witness it. O'Noil waa given employment in Duryea'B starch factory two weeks ago, that ho might play with the Startles. It is probable that this act will result in their Wm.

EverdcII's Soda 1 1 being ruled out of further competition for the ball. did it so handsomely that both Mr. Beeoher and Mr. Evarts insensibly congratulated the General. Judge Neilson intimated that the testimony it Gen.

Tracy was not the least important in the oase, and that General Tracy was of the opinion that the oharge was only im No. 104 Fulton streot, New York, Label Printers, Kotablljhed 1816. technically tried, and technically punisned, ne is an innocent and abused citizen, and this la the difference between the rule for political pilferers and the rule for prominent preaohars, though they do say that the law is no respecter of persons. WTIX HE BITE THB JUDGE That Mr. Tweed was wrongfully punished by Judge Davis, is decided by the Court of Appeals, and there are Borne mysterious hints by hia Junior oounsel as to the Judge's liability in damages for false imprisonment; but this may be set down as boah and buncombe.

The Judge oould never be mulcted for an error of Jndg ment whioh kept a leading criminal where he oould do no harm, a few months longer than other Judges think was' authorized by the technical, or even equitable reading of the law. LEOAL POSSIBILITIES. It will thus be seen that Tweed may 8 till be hopeful and nurse the fond expectation of being again, before long, a free man. Even if the orimlnal lndlotments are not quashed, it Is very probable, aa Mr. Dudley Field says, that the bail in the oiril suits will he reduced to an amount suoh as the rioh "old man" oan procure, and then he would at all events be free till November.

This ENTEBPBISB VS. CENTENNIAL. At throe o'oloek Mr. Beaoh called the game bolweon singer, Miss Hannah Tether, and Miss Phebe Tether, of St, Stephen's Ohnroh, Mr. John Langdon, of the Williamsburg alee Club, and others, favored the guests with excellent singing, while little Alfred Klein, of 'the Madrigal Boys, from the steamer Plymouth Book, was highly complimented for the part he performed.

From among the many persons more or Iesa prominently known who were noticed ln attendance were Rev. Mr. Hovey, pastor of the St. Barnabua Churoh, and lady, Mr. Hulse and lady, Mr.

Jamea G. Boss and lady, Mr. Geo. W. Rogers and lady, Mr.

H. W. Ciapp and lady, theso Clubs. The first send off was an objootlon to tho Centennial pitcher, but Mr. Boaob allowed him to continue.

Blnoo Dodge rulod Ashmead, pltohor of the At lantlcs.out on the Oapltoline Ground lost woek.bocause he did not deliver tho ball from below tho hip, the Edward Pultz. Supt. U. S. Express stables, says: "I havo gtvon Dataev's Gaivanio nonsa Salvk fair trial for soratcho, galls and sprains, and oonsider it the best preparation I have evor unod." 60 conU per bottlo.

8 proper proposals. General Trsoy had aoted delicately and under the best adviBers, MeBBrs. Porter and Evarts, who could bo selected. Thev might err so might anybody but it was Bhown that General Tracy had taken the beat precautions attainable. Mr.

Neilson then referred in running order to damages, blaokmail and conspiracy. He regarded the latter two to be questions on which he could express his clubs in the tournament nave made a hobby of that point. Asamead pitched tho fairer of any of them yesterday. If the rule 1b strictly applied Pinckham, of tho occurred in a row boat in the East Biver, opposite Governor's Island. An Eagle reporter on learning the above facts, im mediately proceeded to Governor's Island, and there learned that the boat in which Sophia Schodlerwas, had been towed in there by two men named Edward Delaney and Daniel Collins, who reside respectively at Nob.

107 and 103 Sackett street, in this city. The German waa dead, but the girl was still living, having been shot three times, once in the in the left leg and once in the right had. The men Delaney and Col linB were locked up in the guard house by order of tho military authorities, and from Dolaney tho reporter obtained the following statement "I resident 107 Sackett street, Brooklyn, and am employed by Mr. Patrick Collins, who hires out boats at the Battery this morning about a quarten past ten, this German and the girl came to me and hired tho row boat Wanderer the girl did all the talking, the man didn't a word when they got in the boat the n.an rowed out into the middle of the stream, and then it appeared to me that he was trying to get ahead of the tide, but couldn't do it, for the boat (seemed to be drifting I then went to Daniel Collins and told him of this, and he and I got a boat and rowed out to them. Just as we got within twenty five or thirty feet of the Mr.

Geo. Klelnsohmidt and lady, Col. Chris. Sohwarz LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. England.

London, June 24. It is reported that tbe Marquis of Lome and his wife (the Princess Louise) intend making a tour of the United States. France. Paris, June 24. Tho River Garonne continues to rise.

Several persons have been drowned by the inundation of the adjacent country. The American Navy. Berlin, June 24. The United States men Franklin and Alaaka have arrived at Kiel. The British Iron Trade.

LrvzBPOOL, June 24. Merchants are Belling American iron at Wolverhampton at $35 per ton. Fire in Baltimore. Baltimore, June 24. The large flour mills known aa Peel's Mills, located east of Frederick Junotion, on the Baltimore and Ohio Bailroad, and owned by Andrew J.

Delaehmutt, of Frederick, were burned last night, together with a lame ouantitv of wheat, flour, etc. Tho loss is about Enterprise, oan be barrod. The Centennials piayea a coueges' and to tnoso Kinorea institutions miBnameu the national schools." The reverend gentleman observed that he was "the first to detect and the boldest to denounoe the hidden snares and dangers there so ounningly concealed under the fair Bhow of Justice and liberality," and that he was "never for a moment unmindful of the cares of oppressed Ireland and of her persecuted, long suffering people. Whoever wavered or faltered in her fealty to that oft betrayed but never abandoned cause, John of Tuam ever remained to it a tower of strength They concluded by expressing a hope that his Grace "might live many a long year to be the Nestor of the Irish Church, seeing and enjoying the extrhotion of every root of heresy and bitterness and the restitution of Ireland's vested right her native Parliament and Constitution." Tho members of Parliament stated that they could not but regard lt as AN EXTBAOBDINABY MABK OF DIVINE FA YOB that his Grace had been so long spared, "and that tho highest efforts of Imperial statesmanship ln Ireland were interpreted ln his writings nearly half a century before the truths he propounded came to be embodied in legislative enactments." They who represented Catholic as well as national interests in the House of Commons were plodged, they eold, to promote the views on denominational education enunoia ted by hia Grace forty four years ago. The students expressed the highest admiration of his political oonalBtenoy and his love of country, which was only seoond to his love of religion, and referred also to his "brilliant labors ln tha cultivation of the Irish language." The address from the Home Bnle League was road by the Bev.

Professor Galbraith, T. O. D. The other members of the deputation were Mr. Alfred Webb, the Bev.

Mr. Kelly, and the Bev. P. Lavelle. The address ten rim nd a resiMotful tribute of esteem from the Home walder and lady, Mr, A.

H. Dailey and lady, capt Woerth, of the Second Precinct, Mr. Samuel L. Oav erly, Mr. John Tenant and lady, Mr.

Wm. Young and iw. Dr. Norrla. Commissioner of Charities, Mr.

H. very poor game, and yet the Enterprise only defeated them by 5 to 4. own opinions. He had not been able to see that the payment of the money reflected either on Mr. Beecher or Mr.

Moulton. Neither had he seen any of the evidenoe to show an external overt conspiracy. His Honor did not Bay that the conspiracy might not have been the product of exigencies not at first foroseen. The rest of the charge waa general, and it will bo To day the decisive game comes off botweon the At will bo very agreeable to Tweed, for although his quarters in Ludlow street Jail are everything that ease and Certainly you may, because the whole matter Deionga to you, and is one of the oircumBtances that should on your part procure patient attention. Gontlomen, are you content 7 Mr.

Beaoh We are, sir. Judge Neilson Mr. Spaulding, which are the officers? "Clerk Mallieon Officers Doyle, Spaulding and Clare. Judge Neilson Step forward, if you please. Juryman Davis Your Honor, may wo have the orig inal documents and papers to take with us to the jury I room W.

Valentine and lady. Mr. Geo. Tienken and lady, Mr. I comfort could desire, he would, no doubt, prefer to j0hn McDonald.

Major Klohards, Chief Clerk of Police spond the Summer ln the oountry, or at some pleasant Board, Mr. Chas. A. McLaughlin, Mayor's Clark, and lantic and EnterprlBO. There will be somo trouble in arranging the preUminariea.

The Enterprise doslre Nelson, of the Nameless Club, to umpire the game, and the Atlantics object on the ground that he Is prejudiced against the Enterprise, having said that he would, glvo $5 to see them win, and expressed opinions unfavorable seasido resort. This would strengthen Ufa so that he would be quite fresh for the next orimlnal trial in November. Hia oouneol oil unite in saying that he fools read with interest. The requests to charge wore then treated by his Honor, most of them being adopted The Jury retired at exactly 1 o'clock, and tho Court audience fell to talking about the oharge and the situ, ation. Cupid, lu tho Ascendant.

There are more weddings in June than any other month, and for the benefit of thoso who have been wonnded by tho darts of tho amorous deity, Hart Bnos. have just finished soma superb pieces of silvor of tho moat elaborate, ohoste and uniqno design. A oall will repay any who wish either useful or omomontal surer. Haby SIS and 8)6 Fulton it, corner Johnson, diamond jovfolers and illvoriautba aud keopers of the oltf time. Rupture Curod.

of Clinton and Fulton streets, for many years celebrated for the nruneroui euros wrought in ruptures, may be consulted dally, from 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. Office cn second floor.

For nil Information Relating to stooks, we advise oar readers to consult Monro, Bankets, No. 1 Wall street. New York. They unuo pamphlet, 'roe, on stook speoulatloni, nhloh suould bo In tho hands of ofarjr ofsc etor. SMOKY CmitlNEYS.

Mr. Donald and lady. The reception was tbe largest affair.that has ever taken plaoe in that seotion, of a alsoilar nature, and the afto oess whioh attended the members last evening in their first efforts with the ladles and' friends was evidently very satisfactory to them. HAN AND WIFE. The lawyers on both sides accepted the charge with Wanderer I heard the girl scream, and looking round I out an excoption.

This was thought to be very compll to Ashmead's pitching. SPORTS AND PASTIME3. Bara Ball. The Championship Contests. The disband.

onment of tho Westerns makes another change in tho championship reoord which up to June 33 stood as fol saw the man with a revolver in his hand, and with the menta Tha arge was warmly Jeolared by Mr, perfectly confident ln the strength of hia. case or rather of his oases and has never for a moment desired to escape, an assertion which may be taken for what It is worth. If he oan be legally cleared, of oourse that would suit him batter than anything else, and lt Is quite probable that if some authorized and subsidized official were to take him out to unwatohed regions and, waving hia hand toward nnconfined tracts, were to say, "Mr. Tweed I this way lies absolute freedom, and twelve hours start of telegraphs." Mr. Tweed would blandly muzzle pointed towards her.

Just as 1 oaugntBigni oi to a aea, merlt ln lt ani t0 this he evinoe no litte capacity and wisdom. The audi' Bale League, established to maintain that spirit of nation all tv which his Grace had done so much to cher A FlKht ln Which 'two Were Better than One. ish and promote." The deputation acknowledged with prido that his name stood first on the published list of those who convened the national conferonoe on Home Last night Mrs. James Ourran, residing at No. 1S1 North Eighth street, undertook to chastise the child of her next door neighbor, John Manor.

The little girl "hollered" 1 oudly as Mrs. Curran vigorously Bule. In most or tno aaoressei ms urace's translations at the "mad." "Moore's Melodies." and the Penta Judge Neilson mat is a tor tne counsel to consider. It is not usual for the jury to take oat. any papers) and the question rests entirely with the counsel.

Mr. Beach We have no objection on our side, sir. Mr. Evarts It is a question in this case, sir, without reference to its nature, to determine what are and what are not papers ln evidence in this case. Some papers are not In existence and ar produced ln evidenoe.

Judge Neilson There is an embarrassment about lt, gentlemen. I think if any speoifio question will arise about any paper, and you send down full information, and lt will be given ao far aa we are able to. Mr. Beach That might produce some inoonvenienoe, your Honor, in the absence of parties and counsel. Judge Neilson I should not do it In the absence of tho counsel.

I never answer any questions sent down by Juries until submitted. Mr. Beaoh I do not think the Jury request papers handed them which are not in existence nughtpr), but I undetBtaud lt would be desirable to them to have them, at the same time there will be no reasonable objection to it. For Instance, sir, in regard to the letter of apology, as it is oalled, where some question has been raised upon the appearanos of the instrument Itself. Judge Neilson Will you confer, gentlemen and determine upon what papers should be given to the Jury.

I have no suggestion to make on that subject, Mr. Morris They oan take them aU. Clerk Mallison to Officers W. Doyle, T. Spaulding and D.

D. Clare You and eaoh of you solemnly swear that you will well and truly guard every person sworn on teuch into the Irish language were alluded to in com Iflff li i 19 FIBED THE FIBST SHOT and the girl fell back in the boat; he then fired two other shots at her, and before we oould pull up to his boat, he placed the muzzle of the revolver at his breast and fired. No sooner had he discharged the shot, than hia head fell over the Bide of the boat, and he droppsd the revolver into the river. He then made a motion to drown himself, he was trying to forco his body over the side of the boat, but Collins and I came up in time to prevent that. The man then fell back in the boat dead.

When we were piscine the girl in an easy position we asked her request to be taken back, at least till his ooruuels' motion were heard. And this Is about all there la new la the Tweed oase to day. FESTIVALS AND PICNICS. plimentary terms. His Grooe gave A OENEEAL BEPLT CURED, OB NO spanked her.

When Mali or heard the ones 01 ma emia hx xushed out to find her' in the hands of the virago. He attempted to rescue her, but Mrs. Cur 1 1 61 01 01 ai 11 ei si 01 01 61 ss Athletlo J5 oharga. Tho "GOTHIC" PATENT CHIMNEY TOP inorga. Tho "GOTHIC" PATENT OHIHN ftllT TTP nW TUT AT.

TfflTl. Kl DAYS. enco talked with animation on all Borts of topics. No 'fling of nuapenso was apparent, Tho Bolcmnity whioh really belongs to the minutes while the jur. jrc deliberating was evident.

Gay, chatt, hospital le, a id voraaille, the poople fell into knots and talked, as if by common consent about things other than the trial. The plaintiff and hia lawyers withdraw, and tho rest of the people massed round Mr. Beooher and his counsel, talking with them and getting their autographs. The Proceedings. The following report includes the latter portion of Jndgo Noilson'a charge, omitted from the Extra: That as statements of what he claimed, they have little place as a matter of evidence, and ae that Bhould h.vA mich weight and auoh construction in connection 0 0 0 0 0, 1 0 0 01 Atlantio to all the addresses, in the oourse of which heob The Sunday Sohool of the Moravian Churoh, ran, enraged at the father's interfenoe, squared off and .1 Bi a a a si 11 ai 0 si .1 01 0 0 1 2 0 01 4, Si 0 10 3 7 1 0 8 4 1 1 0 22 Bolton Hartford.

on Jay street, had their strawberry festival yesterday: aervea: "Among the many congratulatory addresses presented to me on this auspicious oooasion 'for which I bee to express my deep gratitude I have recognized anc TjeauUarlv prized that from the Irish members of Par 0 Now Haven I 01 Phlladdlnhla 1 $15,000 partially insured. Fatal Fall. SpBtHsnkLD, June 24. Dwight Nash, of Miller's Fall, fell, Tuesday, from a staging, upon the edge of a board in such a manner as to cut his throat from ear to ear. No arteries were severed, but he cannot recover.

masonic Celebration. Pbovidekoz, B. June 24. The anniversary of St. John tho Baptist to day was commemorated in this city by tho whole Masonio fraternity of Bhode Island.

The procession Included four commanderies, eight chapters and twenty nine lodges, with numerous bands of music, and made a floe appearance. After the march the column proceeded to the site of the new City Hall, and the cornerstone of that edifice was laid by officers of the Grand Lodge, with customary ceremonies. An oration was announced by General Horatio Rogers, and a eulogy on masonry by Bev. H. W.

Bugg. The day is warm, but pleasant, and the programme has been carried out very successfully. Tbe Canadian militia. Tobokto, June 24. The Ontario militia are now performing their annual drill.

Camps of instruction are in operation at Brook 1010 28 300 9 00010 0 01 01 a 301302 12 13 000000000 0 I 1 1 I 0 1 I II 000004000 4 utII liisiisii 6 is iS liament. If tho value of praise is to be measured by the merits ox mm to wnom it is Destowea, we cannot Red Stookings 0 St. Louis 0 Washington 0 Games Lost 6 The berries were good, but tbe musie was Better, ana the ladies who sweetened both were MIbb J. Boff, Miss King, the Misses Cook, Misa Annla SeUrldge, of Philadelphia, and the ladies of the Mite Society. Mr.

Chas. Harvey presided at the organ. The Bev. O. Sohultz, pastor, presented each child with a bouquet and a book.

THB OUTLEB MEMOBIAXj OHTJB0H if she was badly hurt, and she said, "Never mind mount let him go." That iB all she would Bay to us, and as we were anxious to row her to Governor's Island, we didn't question her any more, but towed the boat along to shore. We explained matters to tbe officer of the day and he sent the girl off to got medical treatment, and we were ordered to be locked up in the wonaer tnat i enouia set a ruga vaiue on tne oompu ment of belnir honored on this occasion br a distin with his oonduot as you think fit and proper. It is not Below we glvo ihe full score of tho now oelebrated 1 to 0 game played in Chicago, June 19. guished deputation of our Parliamentary representatives, who have recently bo exalted the character of their country by their Intrepid and untiring assertion of its constitutional independence against as un nmoAOO. meat or drink, water exoepted.

You Bhall not suffer any person to speak to them, nor speak to them yov.7 sclves, without feave'of tbe Court, except it be to ask them whether they have agreed on their verdtct, till Mover falls to ouro bad draft or down drafts WHERE ALL OTHERS FAIL. J. H. WHITLBY. 211 Fulton at.

near Oonoora. NNUACPICiUC AND EXCURSION or THB JOHNSON ST, M. B5. SABBATH SCHOOL, TO ORIENTAL GBOVK, ON FRIDAY, June .26. 187S.

Tho steamer Wm. Murtagh and barge Chicago, win leave Folton Forry at 9 o'olook, A. sharp. TaTIGHT BLOOMING OEBEU8. THE LAST TWO BHDS OF THIS BARB PLANT WILL OPEN TO NIOHT, AT THB QUEENS NURSERY FLORAL DKPOT, Comer oi Flatbuah av and Nevhu it, oppoBlte Fulton.

A. WAYTB, Proprietor. TttlvrTfiW, OP ORDINANCE TO DIRECT? HAETIOItD. B.lH.PO.A. K.

n1n.pn.A.K. floored him with the first blow. Gaining bis feet he was ready to try another round, when Mrs. Curran'a better half, whose Is given as a "horse doctor," appeared on the scene. Hequlokly plokad up a stone and letit fly at Maher.

It hit and knocked him insensible. In this condition he got pounded still worse, and the assailants did not deter their brutal assaults until Offloer Kennedy, attracted from hia house by the noise, (he was off duty), arrested the "Doctor." Mrs. Curran subsequently charged Maher with assaulting her, 'and the poor fellow was oonveyed to the Fifth Precinct Station House, with Curran. After his wounds being dressed he was carried home on a stretcher, Mrs. Ourran, who is notorious for her fighting qualities, is still at liberty.

This morning, Maher was unable to appear before Justice Elliott, to proseoute, and the case was postponed. LOCAL BREVITIES. 1 1,1 a ft scrupulous, and, I will add, as Ultimed a combination a 0 0 5 0 9 0 had a strawberry festival yesterday under tho auspioos of the Ladles' Aid Society. They hod a good time, and the boys and girls enjoyed themselves mightily. Mrs.

1 0 IAULBUU, Burdock. 0 14 2 1 Oarer, a. a 0 0 1 4 2 a air subject for a legal proposition to be stated by me. "Letters written to any person other than the defendant are not any evideuoe whatever against him except for tha fact that their contents were brought to bis notice." That is correct so far bb it goes. I did say that nothing that Mrs.

Morse or these other parsons might write would be evidenoe againBt the defendant, and did say so ln referenco to the letters of Elizabeth Turner 8 11 as any try wnion uu ngnta oi iuo inea poopie nave been hitherto assailed. Tou antloipato, I presume, the first and obvious 'reference to the fidelity of the Hlg ham, r. t. Devlin, Hines, o. Peters, s.

Warron. 8d b. 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 a DuBols, Mrs. Woodhouee, Mies Crummey, Mies wesson, guard house." On inquiry the reporter found that Sophia Schedler had been placed under the care of United States Army Surgeon Azpell. He states that her wounds are necessarily fatal.

An attempt was niado to probe for tbe bullet in the abdomen, but it waa unsuccessful, and 0 0 0 0 1 Vnrk. 1. 0 0 0 0 10 0 8 0 0 Irish members against tbe ro imposltlon of penal Ferguson, 0 0 3 2 0 Miss Hunter, Misa Wood and other ladles were prominent among the oompany. fetters on our people as tne smtanie recompense 0 0 2 8 0 8 1 2 5 1 0 8 4 1 they have agrees on tneir veraioi, bo neip you una. Judge Neilson Mr.

Spaulding, are the refreshments up stairs 7 Officer Spaulding No, sir, I am waiting to get the orders of the jury, the men are up stairs now. Judge Neilson, to the Jnry You had better give a general order. Please retire with the officers, gentle, men. Clerk Mallison.to the audience The trial is now over, I make this announcement so that you may know there Zetloin.p 0 0 Miller. 2d 0 0 namien.a.1,...

i Mill, lit 0 8 6 0 0 Bond.r. f. 0 I I 1 1 Total 1 1 83 1 1 of their specially peaoerui ana autuui aemeanor. And at what time and under what oircumBtances has this unrighteous attempt to manacle our people Three of the schools of St. Theresa's unurcn naa tneir festival yeBterday at Lefferta Park.

The Boaedale Association were also on the ground, and had a joyous Total 1 6 83 11 61 beenaevuea ana unaertaxen 7 was to ossenino publio tranquillity against the restless movements of picnio. rHNmaa. i 6 is no further oooasion to set around nere. lae XOBB 01 puDUQ araerr iuu puuaa rcuoraa u.tb borne testimonv to th slnaularlv ueaooful oonduot of The Woodbine gave a reception at tneir oiuo room, uu J3 THI5 UBNOINQ OTf LOTB. NoUeo ot tho Intention 0 0 the people, for suoh were the sinecures of the Judges 0 Hartford.

0 Grove street, last evening. Soheider's band drnlshed the music POLICE DISCIPLINE. Tho email number of complaints to be in on uircuif tnat uiey were presenieu apnin.nii.ij wivu white gloves, evidences and emblems at once of the peaceful condition of the country. Who could anticipate the proposal of introducing coercive measures ln the midst 4f such tranquillity a proposal as unnatural as Impolitic, and manifesting to the world the alien and hostile aouroe from which lt sprang, as coerolve legislation usually follows in the track of turbulence of tne uommon uounou oi we uiw ui uiiwil vj yon ordtnanco to dlroot the owner or owners o( Jwts on Summit street, north aide, between Henry and Hioka streets, to fence the same with a close board fence, six feet high, where not alroady done, i hereby given to evenr person to be affooted bv tho said ordlnanoa Dated Brooklyn, Jobs 25 IBIS, LORIN PALMER, WM. A.

FOWLER. THOS. W. ADAMS, Commlaalojiers of Citr Works. Attest D.

L. NonTmrp, Sioretarr. je lot GitAVtl UIIAUO. tho physicians in chargo state that Sophia's death is a cbbtainty, and that it will result from peritonitis. The tragic circumstances were at once telegraphed over from Governor's Island to the First Precinct Station House in New York, and a squad of men was sent to convey the wounded girl from the Island ferry boat to tho Park Hospital by the ambulance, and she lies thore now in a dying condition.

At tho station house she was for a time sensible and was closely questioned by tho Captain and Sergeant. She gave her name and said that her home was at No. 12 Howard street, Philadelphia. When asked about the shooting she would Bay nothing, nor would sho toll tho name of the suicide who had committed the deed. "When asked if he was any relation of hers she said first that he was her husband, again she contradicted herself and said that he was her father, and another time will en were put eviuuuw.

wu why any letter like Mrs. Morse's, for example, and like the letter delivered by Mr. Bowen is received in evideuoe is to give point and character to the conduot of the defendant, and ahow in what Bpirltand with what consciousness he received the communications at the time. And the notion is that in favorable clroumstanoea a person who Is guilty may thus be taken off his guard and disclose a sense of his guilt when he finds himself suddenly confronted with a verbal aooUBation or with a communication whioh extracts from him Borne expression of manner and speech. That obaorvatlon was made by.

the learned oounscl at the time fully when Mrs. Morse's letter wsb received ln evidenoe. I think Mr. Evarts assented to that or stated that proposition. "XXXV.

The letters and oral statements that have been adduced, as in the nature of confessions, are to be considered in their entirety, and as together covering a long period of years snd the jury are to oonsider whether it Is credible that the defendant could have made such oral statements of guilt as are attributed to him and denied by him, and whether it is credible that suoh letters oould have been written by him 4tTi raf.Tflnr In Crnllt ot AdultfiFV." Runs earned None. Firat Baao on Krrora Chloago 8, Hartford 3. Total Bases on Hite Chloago Hartford 9. Tune of Game 2 hours. Umpire Wm.

McLean, of Philadelphia. The score between the Boston Orat ahoppers" as Cammeyer calls tbe Bed Stockinged and the Atlantics, on the occasion of their first match together this season waB aafollowB. It waa played on Monday last, June 19, at Boston vestigated by the Polioe Commissioners yesterday, showed that the discipline of the foroe had been very The Eastern District firemen were called out last night in response to an alarm from Station 68, which was oaused by a chimney fire on the premises of George Schneider, No. 512 Broadway. No damage resulted.

Yesterday a man from Newark, N. whose name oould not be ascertained, woe severely Injured about the face by the explosion of a cartridge. The man was in the act of aiming a rifle at a target, in Armbmster's High Ground Park, and narrowly escaped with his life. Offioer Campbell last night arreBted Patrick MoGuiro, ln Broadway, upon suspicion of having a stolen horse ln his possession. The prisoner said he bought the animal at a gipsy camp near the Penitentiary, on a speculation.

KoGuirewaa committed by Justloe Eames pending an investigation by the offloer. ATLASrlO. ana violent resistenoe mm nuu uv the obvious conclusion that such a proposition did not emanate from the friends of Ireland, but rather from those adepts ln a strange kind of statecraft who were designated by O'ConneU un BOSTON. B. lll.PO.A.E HE PATENT GRAYS E.in.PO.A.E.

0 good, and the rules and regulations of the Department well observed during the past week. Officer Charles Clo, of the New Lots Precinct, was fined one day's pay as a corrective of hia slovenly habit of leaving the station house without first putting his sleeping apartment in order. A fine of one day's pay was also im Keitler, 9 3 1 HlchntB.Bdh.... 0 11 G. Wright, s.

s. 0 0 3 4 0 Barnes, 2d 1 8 5 0 ll (Vltonrke. 0. 2 9 2 0 1 GGG THE PRESS AND THB BEECHER CASE. Mr.

Beach's Speech. (From tha New York Herald. As to Mr. Beach's speech, it will be generally accepted as a fair and strong presentation of Mr. Beach's case.

No man can talk ten days and hold always the attention of his readers or hia hearers, but Mr. Beach has bored both as little as oan be expeoted of any advocate in a speech of euoh dimensions. It may fairly be donbted, though, whether speeches of ten days in length do not defeat their own objeote. The continuous attention whioh they demand oan only bo expected of students, which the average juror Is not, and the tax upon the attention in the jury box becomes a far more severe tax upon the memory ln tbe Jury room, where tne salient points of an argument are almost lost in a oloud of forgotten detail. It stems that lt would be better to present the salient points alone than to run this risk, and that lt is a greater risk than the risk which advocates take bo much pains to avoid, the risk that the Jury may think they have shirked the pointa they have passed.

Webster, in a great oase and before a great tribunal, begged the Court to imIiava that if what ha had to aav wsb long, lt was be der the name 01 'snam neggors, troiueu jor uu umuci functions of legislation by their successful obstinacy A AA A A AAA A A tr IT A A Boyd, 2d 3 a Pabor. I. 1 1 8 Casatdy, 1 1 3 Clinton, r. 0 0 DDDD J) DDDD RRRR BRRB 1 0 1 1 0 a 1 1 8 3 1 1 GO GGG in making, as apprentices, political experiments on Ireland. Their motto was fiat ezpertmtntwn in cm vote viU.

I did hope that the long continued and unbroken tranquillity of Ireland and the harmonious con Leonard. 1. 1.... 12 3 0 0 MoVeT.lstb.... 1 I I I Snolding, Hill White, 1 3 8 0 8 Manning, r.

18 0 0 0 Staler, Mb 0 1 0 lis nil A A ITUII moot, lie Knodell, a. Ill Crane, 1st 1 0 10 cert of judicial approoauon dotob tug. muquuif, withnnt slnole noto of dissent, would have saved our Total 1 1I 10 viile, Kingston, Cobourg, Holland Landing and Gudph, the Niagara camp having been broken up. The total number of men under canvas; is about 15,000. College Commencement.

Woeoestee, Juno 24. The graduation exercises of the College of the Holy Cross took place this morning in this city. There waa a large attendance of the Catholic clergy of New England. Governor Gaston was present and presented the prizes, but made no formal address. St.

John's Day. Bostos, June 24. St. John's Dsy is being celebrated In nearly all the cities and larger towns in New England by parados, picnics, etc. In many of the manufacturing cities the factories and mills are closed, to allow tho operatives an opportunity to participate in the observances of the day.

Germany. Beblth, Juno 24. The case of Count Von Arnin was decided by the Kammergericht to day. He was convicted of abstracting with intent, State papers, ofthe character of public deeds, intruBted to him, and Bentenced to nine months imprisonment, including one month that has already expired. The court declares that there was no ground for the charge of embezzlement or offenses against public order.

Spain. Lokdok, June 24. The Cailist Committee here announce that they have received information of a victory, by their forces, over the AlfonBlBts in Castile. Nine Alf onsiBt officers are said to have been captured. Personal.

Philadelphia, June 24. The trains with the New England and New York bankers arrived at West Philadelphia at 12:05 P. M. community from any harsh or oppressive measures; but I regret to have been entirely mistaken, and I find that some of these men of the Oestlereagh polloy who I A body found floating in Newtown Creek S. 0 Boston 0 Atlantio 0 6 7 yesterday at the head of Franklin Btreet is supposed to be that of the man who fell off the steamer Elm City about ten days alnoe.

Deceased was about SO years of age and dressed in blue pants and shirt thought had disapjiearea iromour una wero, iiao uie Bip Van Winkle of Washlnaton Irving, in a profound and lethargto sleep during that period of peace and goodwill, and awake only to the memory of discord and rancor. But, thanks to the publio spirit of the nnnnh v. the advocates of ooerclon have found that re That corresponds, I think, with the instructions I have given you, and are covered by the oharge. XXXVI. The expressions of oompunotlon and remorse ln the defendant's writings and alleged conversations belong to the class of merely moralfcvidencf, and neither tend to support, nor are oapabie of supporting, any legal certainty as to the fact, nature or degree of imputed culpability.

I have dealt with that subject. Moral evidence is of great value, especially when yon have to deal with Intellectual questions, with emotions, with a man's consciousness of guilt. Wheh suddenly charged, accused, or confronted with something which brings up before him any offense which he has been guilty of, and has his moral emotions and BenBtbuitlea excited, and thus makes a revelation, and thus you get sometimes real evidence which otherwise would not be discovered. They belong undoubtedly to the class of moral evidenoe, and the question is whether they tend to support or are capable of nnnncrtlnff anv leffal certaintv as to the facts, nature she assented that he was her brother. Finally, when told by the Police Captain, of her statements in this respect, and asked who he really was, she replied, "Oh, I don't know, I won't tell you who he is She spoke pretty fair English, and did not think she waB about to die.

It is expected that tho true facie will be gained at the Park Hospital. The Coroners of New York have been notified to take her ante mortem deposition. Tho body of the suicide was brought over in the Wanderer and moored to the foot of the stairs at the Government pier at the Battery. It is that of a German about 38 years of age, having a full reddish beard and respectably dressed. The sergeant, on searching the clothing, found a pocket book containing twenty cents, and some papers and a handkerchief, but nothing was obtained which gives any cluo as to the identity of the deceased.

He is believed to be a South Preserves tho symmotry of burial mounds, holds the head aud foot stone fiftnlr, ia of non corrosive metal, painted while (or enameled to order), of different stylos and sizos. PRICES, 6 TO S1. PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE. BROOKLYN: yULgONJTfaRoADwAX! ynoposALs. BALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RB oeived at the offioe of the Superintendent of Repairs.

Dopot of the Board of Eduoatlon, until Tuesday rur at 4 for altering the heating apparatus pi School Konas No 24. or for a now boating apparatus for the same sohool bouse. Plans and specifications oan be seen at the omoo of the Superintendent of repair Names of two retpemat Buns Earned Boston Atlantio, 2. First Baao by Krrora Bolton, 4 Atlantio, Total Bases Boston, 21; Atlantio, 14. Umpire Mr.

Fred. Cone, of Boston. Time of Game One hour and fifty nrlnutes. The Atlantic in the hut Inning went in and strnok a cause he had not time to make it short, and he was addressing a body of men immeasurably abler than an or dmary petit Jury to follow an elaborate and complicated argument. Webstei'a saying has been forgotten nmuant aAnaratlon of advocates, to whom it may pression 1b not nor likely to be as remunerative aa of old, thanks to the indomitable courage and perseverance Michael Baker Tuesday helped himself to.

quantity of olover, from the Held of Christian Weaver, at Jamaica, I and waa subsequently arrested in this city. The accused was turned over to the Queens County authorities. line of safe batting, which, aided by errors of Barnes, posed upon Officer Thomas Wheelen, of the Eighth sub Preolnot, for being absent without leave on the 8d Inst. E. D.

ESTEBTAISBMT8 AMP PICNICS. This evening the ladies of the Bedford avenue Reformed Church hold their annual festival in the Olymer street chapel. Dr. Porter assures his friends of TnantfnM attractions aside from the cream, fruit and other delicacies to be served np by his fair parishioners. The Wells Literary Society last evening gave a musical and literary entertainment at Bishop Chapel (colored) for the benefit of that church.

St. John's Day Is being celebrated to day by the lady members of Harmonla Chapter of the Eastern Star order. They engaged ln an afternoon and evening plonto at Enter's Broadway Park, whereat a large and Beleot oompany was assembled for pleasure. Phenlx Division, Sons at Temperance, with a numerous party of friends, took their departure by rail this morning for Bookaway Beach on their annual picnic On Saturday tha sohool of All Souls' (TnlveraaUst Church wDl go to Iona Island on tha steamer Long Branch. BUBIAIi OP FBAKKIE NOLAN.

01 our repreaeuuiuvt if iroiu uj.u, wu nanoM and Lemsler. whose nresenoe I hall on this oc O'Bourke anu upaiuing, gave uiem uve ruua a icu u. th nnli jmlv wnn Mmnd. Barnea lost an easy still be oommended. But it ia only fair to say, and at the close of the summing up Is a good time to say it, that, however the case goes, it will not be lost by any failure of skill or fidelity en tha part of counsel, to whom the conduot of the case has in general been (nose chance to put a man out at home, throwing the ball casion, who have drawn the fangs out of the 'sham beggars' Coercive bill, and who have Impressed its artificers with the oonaiction that if they are proud of their spoiled vlotory, it la one of which another such would have been equivalent to a discomfiture." Yesterday afternoon a canal boat, loaded With ooal for T.

O. Smith's porcelain works, on Eokford over Vfuite'a neaa. xue gouu uatbuuc wu. Cassidy, Fleet, Knodell, Keasler and Boyd, the latter making a splendid two base hit which brought two and degree of Imputed culpability. Tha subject ia F.

CAMPBBLL. Chairman street, Greenpolnt, sunk off the foot or nooio street. tha Board. oreoitttuiu. An Old Trick.

From the Cincinnati Times. discussed in the charge, and is there stated, I thins, finrrftp.tlv. Committee on Warming and Ventilation. men nome, xne iioua woa win vuv go uv. win the game, and got them by fine batting, Barnes opening with a three baser, and O'Bourke.

Loouard Brooklyn man, as he was seen at half past nine crossing from Hamilton avenuo, with this girl, on the ferry boat Nassau, and it is supposed that ho hired the rqw At tne Close OI toe prooeeuiugs iue arcuuisuup entertained a numerous company at St. Jarlath's, and last night the town was illuminated. A statue of his Grace by Mr. Farroll, of Dublin, has been erected in front of the cathedral, and will be unveiled to day. "xxxvrr.

TeaUroonT of witnesses that a party Xhe crew fortunately escaped. MILITARY. chiraed. in conversation. Admitted his arullt of adulte One of the shrewdest thinga ever, done In boat directly on reaching the Battery, and.

evidently ry, is the weakest and most dangerous evidenoe tbat is rnoelved bv law. anu aiovey louowius themselves from defeat. u.i.j ii.i. The 8t. Louis nine again defeated the Philadelphia olub on June 21," as follows.

The fielding waa very tne manipulation ox a jury, is creuuea auiu (innate. Onne. in the midst of an address to a jury in 5QEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. 1 received at the office of the Saperlntendentof Resin, Depot of the Board of Education, until Tuesday, oly 6, at o'olook P. for wardrobe! for School House No.

27 ragradlns, paving and relaying tho fix a ring in tba yardi and basement of School House rfo.8o,audfcrfcnuV tore ft wings to School House No. 1. Plans aud speclfioa .1, ha u.n hrt nfSnn nf rhn Rnnflrinfond, nt of Ra. took out the girl to murder her. What his object was or who he is has not yet been ascertained.

I have Btated to yen the proposition as to admissiona; tha cava and acrotlnv that that kind of evidence should SUNDAY SCHOOLS. receive, and I think, I have stated lt sufficiently fox that Tbe Filial Brigrode Beviow on July S. The following General Order for a parade and review of the Fifth Brigade has been issued from headquarters 1. This Brigade will parade and pass in review before MONEY JIAltKET. 1 2 8 4 5 8 7 8 8 nnrnnnn.

a nopeiees case, no nausea suaaemy ana eaia hi iuo Court, it would be impossible for htm to get justice from the Jury, as he had ascertained one of them, calling him by name, had had a personal difficulty with his ellent, and was prejudiced against him. The juryman sorans to hia feet hastily and denied the state Names of two responilble percent will be required or the faithful perlorm.nce of the Too Board The Syracuse State Sunday Sohool Conven fit vta 0 0 0 9 0 Yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock Coroner reserves tne ngnt nqK, suy unwuiu u.u, nu.uu may not be for the interest of the Bo jrd. mayor ui tutt vu.j ui oiwwju, uu The Championship xveoobd vico.y rearoe WaiX Siseet, June '21 3 P. M. Among the sales between calls and at the Chairman Committee School Houses.

leSllOt Nolan's Utile boy Prankle was burled from Ms rest. "yX 875 donco on Fourth street, near North Eighth. The death common dlii His oonor, tne Mra tion was the greatest ever held in this State. The Brooklyn delegates wero most numerous, and ln every progressive, live sense, they "led." On next Sunday, at 1P.M., the Sunday Sohool teachers and workers will hold a mass meeting to take np the leading fea (ifllcers of reciments and battalions "XXXVIII. The testimony of witnesses (even If fully credited) that the delendant ln conversation admit ten that he had committed adultery, being met by his Bworn denial upon the trial, is not sufficient proof of hia guilt, unless the alleged confessions sre corroborated by other satisfactory and consistent testimony." That is a question of facts for you, and I admonish you to be prudent ln respect to it.

I do not oonoeive it to be a a proposition of law but of fact. "Where a nerson la chartied with immoral conduct. (SEALED FKOPOHAL.S ITHUM VAMflSN tm nA will ha racifllvAri at the offioe of thn flo nine has been and gone ana aono it." lesieruay, June 23, he polished off Bob Ferguson's crack Hartford team on the occasion of the first game between the St. Louis and Hartford clubs, by score of run. to ment.

The wily lawyer waived the point, but looked incredulous. Naturally enough, that man stood ont, ln the jury room, in favor of Ohoate's client, and through hire waa procured just what was wanted, a disagreement of the jury. The point of this story, at present, is ln its application to a certain great trial now urosressina. A Jury onenlr accused of nreiudico in second board were Michigan Central, 67 Ja68; Union Pacific, 1st, ditto grant, 98; ditto sinking was so sudden, being only three dayB oiU report to the Chief of Staff, at corner of Olin ath.r did not well realise the measure ot his grief uni ton arulMyrtle atl 8 A M. 1 a immi.

iinfl will nn rnrniaii uu DaBwri, biuh ui tures of the late Convention. It will be held ln tne tn rw aaw tho bon laavlntr the house, when he was perlntendent of Repairs, Depot ot the Board of Education, until Tnesday, July 0, at 4 o'clock P. for building an addition to the roar otSchool Homo No. colored pupil. Plans and specifications oan be seen at the offioe of thfl enperinlendent of Bepaira.

Names of two responsible per Clinton avenue, right resting on Myrtle avenue, at 8:30 Tabernacle, and George W. Morgan andMr. M.Ar fund, 93; Delaware, Lackawanna Western, 120; Chicago Alton preferred, 108; Western Union bonds, 101; Missouri Pacific, 49a50j Atlantic Paciflo Tele one I it was oa WriRbt's party, but that was expeoted. It waa worse to be Chicagoed" at Chicago: but worst of all to be ..1 oVi mm rnr bv the Atlantic Bradlev and Mili favor of one party in a case, and of having been "seen" Death of Bear Admiral Decamp. PHnADBIiPHla, June 21.

Bear Admiral John Decamp (on the retired list) died at Burlington, N. to day at the age of sixty four. He entered the Navy in 1827. Incendiary fire. PnovmiKOr, B.

Tuie 24. The large woolen mill and buildings contiguous, at Mystic Bridge, were burned by an incendiary fire early this morning Fatal Casualty Glouoesiib, N. June 21. William Daily, aged nine years, was instantly killed this morning by being thrown under a train of cars. for mm, win, pernaps, do a ume reluctant to give saeminir confirmation of the susnlolon by its verdict.

sons win Do require, jor tui, lauuiiu uvx.u.uuuw ui hw contract. Tho Board resorvea tbe right to reject any irregular bids, or asy which may not ba Tot the interest ot Uw a. TT Tvu graph, 23ia24; TJ. S. 10.40's, registered, 111; ditto 6's of 1881, 117K; Tenneflsec, now bonds, ditto new 4.

The commanding officer of separate troop cavalry will report with hia command to tbe Chief of Staff, at these headquarters, at 7:30 A.M. 5, The commanding officer of eaoh regiment and battalion will deslimate an officer from bis staff for duty The lurv is a neoullar institution, and old experienced nearly unmanned. A large oonoourse of people attended the funeral to testify their sympathy for the father, who is now left ohlldless. The line of carriage! reached nearly a mile, and were nearly two hundred In number, probably the largest amount that ever en. tered Calvary Cemetery with one funeral.

buckle will do grand organ and cornet autyonma. oooasion. The Convention hymns will be sung, and that should be enough to fill the house, great aa it ia. Messrs. A.

A. Smith, Charles Wood, D. I. A. Barker, J.

D. Prince, O. M. Morton, A. D.Mathews and scries, Missouri funding bonds, 103.

ler team waa tho bitter pill for both Douglass and Bob What is the matter with your team, Bob? Have you entire control as you ought to have Or do the man aeers interfere and take the direction out of your handi as they did out of those of last year's Captain Or i i it that you oannot get your nine to play for tho aide 1 It la certainly not lack of playing material. At the lawyers have their notions about it. But we are not trying to solve the problem as to the relations of Beaoh and the Brooklyn jury. We only presume there la method ln his madness, somehow. Clearings of associated banks Currenoy upon the staff of the Colonel commanding Brigade at liCGAL NOTICES.

said review; and the offioers so designated will report Geo. A. Bell will speak ln anort, snarp auu balances gold exchanges gold balances gold exchange banks drawings style. UPREMB COURT, KINGS COUNTY i Rftllv H. nLftlntiff.

uMiiit KuMr Goa. PBI80V ASSOCIATION. at these headquarters on Monaey evening, June at fi annanrlnlhRTl. AftfATldftntA. Tn ttOMtlAnaa of A lad.

tt r. to. miiowinir is annouueeu iuo ruuvo ui uiaruu COURT NEWS. gold balances Currenoy balances $1,238,689. A.

regular meeting or tne jungs uouuiy 1 Down Myrtle avenue to Cumberland street, to tho ment of foreobf nre and tale mde In tbls action on tb nnder such circumstances that he has no legal direct evidence of hia innocence other than his own oath, the faot that he endeavored to prevent publicity or to avoid publio controversy, is no evidence of guilt." "WeU, I have explained that, I think. I have fully admonished you to consider the motives whioh led to the suppression, and the party apprehending annoyance or disturbance whether Innocent or not, might well wish to avoid that publicity. "In considering the testimony the jury must look at the whole course of oondnot of the plaintiff and bis witnesses ln their intercourse with the defendant sinoe the oharge daa first made. Consider whether it is possible or probable that this eonduct and social intercourse oould have taken plaoe it the defendant had committed the offence, charged." It ia a question of faot. Take it into consideration.

The plaintiff's written statement, that the Imputed offense of the defendant waa the making of improper proposals, and that defendant denied the charge, might be overthrown by direct proof of the act of adultery, bnt it cannot be overthrown by oral rate the Hartroras are gaining grouua vue race iney will Boon be struggling to maintab ev en a fourth position. Wont Brother Balden of the Time or ye Post man teU us all about lt 7 We want to know yon know. Imagine Douglass' feelings abont the ninth Inning of The bids for the Treasury gold to day aggregated loul aay OI una, into, uuidui kayo duuov uu vuv bui enteentfa day of July, 187 Bt la dock Cols iMnr at 116.75 to 117.15. The award of $500,000 waB made at 117,09 to 117.15. tms matcn.

xuc acure id on IUUV.O Greene niece, on tne evening 01 uio Alderman O'Reilly filled the Mayoral chair with infinite grace to day, and transacted city business ln place of Mayor Hunter, who has accompanied the Aldermanio delegation on the visit to tho Hempstead Valley. Dullness reigned supreme around the Hall ACCIDENT. SOT'S aouon roonu. no. Doxnuon brav, uiuavuToi rookJn, Oonnty of King.

I Dill sell at public uiotloa to tbe highest Udder, the Unas and premlaet in told judgment mentioned and tbereln deoorlbed follow: All thatoer I 8 4 6 8 7 8 1 thOBO present were, Col. Sheldon, General Agent of tho 7 Vaia further orders, Captain Ed. J. Maxwell will. Association, from whom much valuable information in addition to his duties aaA.D.

as Chief of 0 7 01 St. Louis 0 Hartford 0 The books for the payment of the registered interest due July 1, are expeoted at the Sub Treasury to morrow, and it is now probable that the dividend will te Weatner Probabilities. WAsraKOTON, D. June 21. For the Atlantic States, stationary or falling barometer, southeast to southwest windB, warmer, partly cloudy weather, and possibly occasional thunder storms.

BEOOBD OF THE THEBMOMETEE. The following is the record of the thermometer, aa taln lot of lana in ins lowi vrara oi vjisj ae Brooklyn, County of King, and State of New York, bound 11 aV ml im A iliRalalBiaia nHMuMMtin ana nev. jod vr. two, uuau n. Ma tt rinlnnal Jnajmh TtnTtT.r The other professional games yesterday were aa fol lain of the Kings County Penitentiary.

The Commit paid without debate on and after the 28th. Ei. J. Maxwexx. Captain and A.

A. A. General. lows Still Another Faulty Commitment. George Dames, residing on Darby's patch, Fourth avenue and McOomb street, was arrested and taken before Jndge Morse, on the oharge of having beaten his father and mother.

Judge Morse sent him to prison for four months on eaoh charge. To day the lad was brought before Justice Gilbert, by Deputy E. Crummey, on a hdbeot corpus, and discharged. The lad's mother made affidavit that he never assaulted her, and thereupon Justice Gilbert remitted that part of the sentenoe. But the commitment waB, aa usual, faulty, ln slating that both terms were to i.

nr tOn tli Fran. fl Slahardaoa straata. anil tee organized for tbe ensuing year try electing me 101 owina offioers: F.T.Hoyt, Chairman; N.F.Beers, Jr. it pnn.ADEr.pinA, pa. 1 6 8 1 8 9 rung thonoo northwardly along Nortb street nmtj' fireieet thence aastirardly and parallel with Blcbardws nnA hnniimi font thenoa aontiiwardlr ana naralutl Ann Dougherty, aged seventy, of No.

34 (ireenwloh street, New York, while on a viBlt to No. 85 Main Btreet, fell down the steps or that number and fractured her left shoulder. Sent to the Long Island kept at the Bbooexth Datlt Eaolk offioe 218 1 The regiments composing the brigade are the Thirteenth, Oolonel Jamea Jourdan; Fourteenth, Colonel James MoLeer; Fifteenth Battalion, Lieutenant Oolonel Mayenborg; Twenty eighth, Oolonel Burger, and Separate Troops of Oavalry.j all parade, there will be a Athletic i New Haven 0 with North Henry atreet twenty fin feet, and thance mst 81 71 10 A. 2 A. testimony or a ainerenc om cnarge ana admission.

I think I have Bald enough to you about the question of Improper proposals and the question whether the defendant was conscious of being thus charged, whether tnat led to his emotion, sorrow, trouble and tending to lead him to the expressions verbal or written which you A. (A.M.. vl 71 .77 2 P. 8 P. Umpire Mr.

BngUsb. AT B0ST0K, MASS. 1 i 8 4 8 Si. Tnm nf Bushvriok. fjountv of KJhcs.

formerly belorurhut College Hospital. BIRTHDAY SWIPBI8E PARTY. ,...92 Average temperature to day Average temperature same date last 216 fine turnout. IOKG ISLAM) CIT.I BAHBOAP. Gold was a little stronger this afternoon, soiling at 117X, but the busineBB was very dull.

The stock market was quiet and entirely without feature this afternoon. The little business that was done waa confined to Pacific Mail and Lake Shore and the fluctuation of these stocks was within )f par cent. Among the investment Btocks Uichican Central wm strong, advancing one per cent. 3:15 P. M.

The stock market closed dnll and heavy. Gold was strong, and money loaned at two per cent. The following table shows the oourse oi the gold and stock markets for the day Opening, Highest. Lowest. Closing.

the estate ox rriuaia iseroo, oeoaoaea, norgan arouisn. City Surveyor, dated April, 18M," aa well bythe Utter Boston 6 Atlantio; 0 DJ uw numuei sia. awea jsrooKin uupe so, una. begin on June 28. The remittal of the one sentence wsb consequently a discharge, and the lad walked out free and unfettered, and betook himself once more to the paternal residence on Darby's patch.

Secretary; Dr. I. H. Hobart Burgs, TreasBrer. The appointment of Btandingoommltteea was deferred until tbe next regular meeting.

It was proposod.ln view of the rapidly increasing work of the Oommttee, to organize a society ln this oounty auxiliary to the Association, for the purpose of carrying on th work, and measures to that end will be inaugurated smn. CAUGHT IN THE ACT. A neat capture was effected yesterday morning by Offloer Green, of the Seventh Precinct, by whom two burglars were begged ln Herman Hclthausen's may nnu, do mauo. "As matter of law, the paper of January 1, 1871, called the apology or letter of contrition (Exhibit No. 2), does not on its face import any act of adultery or sexual indelicacy, and is no proof of either." That is so.

It is nroner only to ascertain what it Umpire Mr. Cone S. F. P. H.

OQWDBSI, PuTs Attia. jcU SwTbM On Tuesday, the LonR Island City Shore Lieut. B. H. Moseley, of Company Forty seventh Beglment, and his wife were last night surprised by a number of friends, the occasion of which wan tha recurrence of Mr.

Moseley'a birthday. The BROOKLYN PASTORS. Yachting. Horse Bailroad opened to the satiaf action of the resi JVT Y. SUPEEMB COURT, KINGS OOUN Xy TY Jaraea 0.

Bogert against Emilia V. H. Alas worth. In pursuance of a judgment order of this Court, Tm OmiN RAfiH To Day. The ocean Dr.

Dr. dents of that vlolnity. This road connects Jamea oup Thirtvanrth street ferrle. at Hunter's Point, MILITARY NOTES. nf thn flnawanliaba Yacht Club takes Storrs, Dr.

Bndlngton and Cuyler. residence of Mr. Moieley, at No. 368 Bedford avenue, place to day, and promises to be one of the finest yaoht. i av rta nf tha M.iAn.

Rchooners belonfting to the through Bavenawood and the shore line, touching the U7T liiK was the scene of a happy revelry for several hours. EXEMPLARY PUBiSHHEXT. The current rumor is that the Brick Church, Harlem and Morrlsama steam doi lauuuiga, the Astoria Ferry at Ninety second street. A train of urooKiyn, Auantio, noswu, cuo.um, aa.n.nhllra Vanht Clubs wfll enter the contest, and wax made ln tne above entttlad action, bearing dote tha day of Jans, 1876, 1 will sell by publio asctloD. at the satearoom of Cola a Murphy, No.

879 Pulton street, (opposite tha Oitv Ball), ln the Olty of Brooklyn and Oounty of Kings, on ths 17th day ot July, 1876, at 13 o'olook. noon, of that 4ai, tha following described land, and premlaee, .12. All tha eeut right, tlfla and Interest whioh John J. Davis, lata of Una City of New York, deoMuwd. had is bis lifetime and at lbs time of his death, and of Thomas Tomlinson, and 8 toast J.

TawtaaM (mifut niUlfl. til. orfll 1U1 New York, Dr. Spring's, is looking to the Church of the Pilgrims for a pastor. No official action has yet Cold i N.

T. Cen. Hudson. 103 Harlem IfOM Erie 14 Union Paolfio 78 Lake Shore 63ft Wabash1 7 Col. O.

41 Vi ears, deoated with American and German flags, oon Justice Eamea to day imposed a sentence does refer to in connection with the circumstances. "None of the defendant's letters and writings put ln evidence, upon their face as matter of law. Import adultery or sexual indelicacy, or furnish any proof of either, by themselves. The fact of either must be aup lied by other legitimate proof, before the law allows he interference that such fact prompted the expressions of the letters and writings." I have put that to you, gentlemen, in the charge as a question of fact. Those letters, like the paper oallod the letter of contrition, do not specify the act or wrong, real or supposed, the parties had in view.

It makes but a matter of act to you. "None of the defendant's letters or put in evidence ascertain or declare the fact of adultery. They only declare and express the emotions of the de grocery store, No. 105 Union place. The offloer, upon observing a moving light in the Btore, proceeded to investigate, and was met at the door by a stranger ln the act of peeking out.

With a rash he secured the man ere the door oould ba closed, and found yet another one readv to make hia escape had the opportunity offer. been taken, for lt Is not yet known whether lis Brook. Colonel D. E. Austen, with every other son of the Empire State, cannot certainly take pride ln the knowledge that this great State cannot furnish camping equipments for a brigade togo Into quarters.

Suoh, however, is the faot, itrange aa it may Bound. The Colonel, as chief ln command of the Eleventh Brigade, had proposed to go into camp at Long Branch with the regiments forming that brigade, but fonnd it impos will be governeu of tne sailing reguiauuua ui vue dw wanhakaOlub. The first snd seoond das will receive a $300 prise eaoh, to be presented by the Commodore. Tho course Is from Buoy No. 5, off 8andy Hook, twenty mtiAi.

tn windward and return. If the wind permits, or veyed the offioers 01 we new roou, uummuM. nil and other offioers of Iiong Island Olty, and the In. for six. 'months upon Henry Lanberg, who was ar W4 738 81 88 60 103 Stti roloned nnon a charge of ill treating his wife Catharine.

Northwestern vited suests. over the road from Hunter'a Point, giving lyn preacher would leavo his preBent charge under'any circumstances. There Is reason to ellsve he would not. He has taken a new lease of ministerial life since otherwise of whioh they wars seized or pod on th third day of January one thousand eight hundred aaa aeventy two or at any time afterward ol in and all thpea 50 He struok his wifs several blows on the faoe and body my, 335, thom a thorough inspection of it and the stables, oar twenty miles to leeward and return. The yachts will pass between the Judges' steamer and the buoy going Northwestern preld Rock Island St.

Paul 38 mi MM 'ed. Neither ot the thieves seemed disposed to resist, four oertala lota, puce or parcel, ot una, Bnm 83K he adopted bis extemporaneous style. His socie with his fist. SERENADED. ana Doing ia tne iweuta rraru.iu u.

wui out ana osmiug uoiuu. a. vviu. w.o uui nui lo tnVn. The vaohts entered are houses and offioea at the terminui.

AU were pleased at the inspection. Later in the day a collation was Jar taken of at the residence ot Mr. Pliny Freeman, the at. Fool Ohio and 23K U0M ty made an enormous ontla; on the church, 23j 111 new ersey uentnu, Palmer Seawanhaka Yacht Club TH Brooklrn Yacht CThih bum oi rounn Diaoe auuui Place and Hannibal and 8t 23 Western Union UK 74i W( Paolfio Mall 40 ton 88 wetteriT rrom "It' aUafirS Comet Brooklyn Yaoht Olub Triton Yacht Olub v.laaa Atlantic Yacht Cllnti Major John Timmes, Gomnutndant of Battery and or Alderman John Moors, both residents for manr Tears of. the Sixteenth Ward, were last night WI.HlflhM UOnxT.

Btreet xuoninjf Kann LT'irfaSaT anil 1 street one wdthjKS, sad he gave that as a reason for declining another call equally Important. He is now really at the head of the Congregational denomination. He is President of the great National Union. All this he would have to lay down, and, however imposing his position might be in the brick church, he would find l.f a. ,1, 1, .1, T) irs Panama.

The following table shows the bid quotations for Gov Reatleai Seawanhaka Yacht Club Met. Beawanhaka Yaoht Club sible so to do in consequence of a lack of tents and camp equipments in the Quartermaster's Department. Lieutenant Colonel A. H. Sogers ia now in command ot the Forty seventh Beglment, and until further orders.

Adjutant Treat'lidll start for Maine to morrow on a trouting expedition, and benefit of his health and recreation oomblaed. The Veteran Assoolatian of the Forty seventh Beglment to day went on their annual excursion to LitUe Bayside, which Included a clambake on the beach. eaoh favored with a serenade. Frank's band per loot xqur ZZa i i rfr.lhreo font fin InbhM la it nut ernment bonds at the respective calls Ariel Beawanhaka Yacht Olnb formed for the edinoatlon of Major Timmes and a thesoathnly rida JSrSSe ghtr thre fee ourCiohM to tha ptaoa place, Fourth so that they were safely housed tn a few minutes at tne Station House. The prisoners gsve their names aa George Bamson and Thomas Christy, hut the former is known aa Walters.

They are residents of the Eastern District and fairly experienced thieves. Jnatioe Sender committed them for the aotion of the Grand Jury, evidenoe of their offense, to which they oonfeasad, having been found in their possession. FELL OFF A BOAT. Peter Johnson, aged 80, of 59 Flatbusb avenue, accidentally fell off the ferryboat Winona, but was rescued. This waa at five o'oloek last evening.

First rarwpiai who would yield to no new comers. Financially and Rowing. numerous party of friends, and were ln turn hospitably entertained. The Major reaohed his Fifty third birth Bodally, his condition could not be improved. But there is another view oi this Brooklyn cau.

mi 123 U8U renuant, or commiaeraiiou auu bbu repruueu nv broken fortunes of the plaintiff and domestlo unhappl ness of his family, aa presented to the defendant's appreciation and detailed by himself." Certainly not, they declare or express the emotions ofthe defendant of commiBerafion and self re roach at the broken fortunes of tbe plaintiff, and the omeBtlo unhapplness of his family as detailed by himself. They only declare or express the emotions of the It 1b for yon to aay what those emotions, and by what they wero excited or extorted. XIV. If the Jury find that the plaintiff's wife left him in December, lGTO.on account of his treatment and conduot, and with a view to separating from him, and that the defendant in December, 1870. gave Information of the facts to his wife and to an officer of bis church, and to the plaintiff 'a employer, and advised a separation of the wife from her husband, theBe facts must be Hin.MrM bv the Vnrr as corroborating the defend U.

68,1831, V. B. eB, 1BB1, TT K'. lfttl.enttTKA. ofthe City of Brooklyn, twanaeo ana Of U.

B. 6 SO'B, 166S, registered day yesterday. A WEDDING. President of tho road. FELONIOUS ASSAULT.

Bartuolomew Doyle, of 604 Warren street, and Jamea Hayes, who lives in tha same house, had a row last night, when Doyle struck Hayes over the head and hand with a bale stick, breaking one of Hayes fingers and inflicting a out on his head. Officer Burke, of the Tenth Precinct, arrested Doyle, and Hayes is a the Olty Hospital. BTBAWBEBRl FE8TITAI1. A strawberry festival will be given tomorrow evening at the Churoh of Our Father, under ho auspices of the Young People's Onion of this church. aVrfhad oa follows Beginning a point on lam mnaenr IhUrf LuauMr rtreot distant on hundred niitnob fi Mn luX wMUrlr from tha northwesterly oonund rminXug tbeuc, IT ILQflia.

1RB3. UiIIHm 118 ir R.frM'.18M.reirfetered.... 118 society Is sadly demoralized. Dr. stern may have made some strong friends by bis course on tbe "Council," and kindred matters.

Yet be has made some very decided foes; and these who were formerly his personal friends. What hnnnm at the trial. Mr, Beecher will hold his U. S. 6 Hrs, 1864, 11854 THE FIRST SUN 8TE0KE.

IT lftfin. rMrultArfld Third call. l74 laik IKK i'm IMS UtBi 122U 120 Uig 131 125 1S2 The Alotonb Olub Regatta. Brooklyn's highest toned circles of society are at present exercised over the grand aquatdo event to them of the season, which is to take place on Tuesday next, June 29, and the event in question is neither more nor less then the annual rowing regatta of that thoroughly am aUur boat dub the Alcyone, of this city. enterUinmenta given to the faahlonebla assemblage of tovitediuesta ofthe Club each Summehaye beenof the moat attractive and enjoyable Mtnre Pamj taken to make them select and of the hlghast social ebaraeter, hw of oonwe rMiUted in auocew which uflliirl The parties to a marital ceremony performed bit evening, by tbe Bar.

S. MiDer Hageman, were Hiss Hattie Mott, eldest daughter ot Mr. James Mott, of South Fourth street, sear Sixth, and Mr. J. B.

Tonrte PUBLIC SCHOOL RECEPTION. own. Complications will arise, ecclesiastical and social, that wont be exactly pleasant. Then, probably, a m.onitiida wonld be In order. Two of our clergy.

SSifonr feat twutnohee to the place of beginnlig. Dt4 A T) n. Oi. ln. 1 ant's testlmony.and discrediting that of the plaintiff on U.

8. 6 20'e, 1866, 122K D. S. 6 Sfl's, 1865, IMH U. 8.

5 20', 1865, 123 0. 8. two's, 1867. lilJS U. B.

MO's, I867.eoupon....... 125H V. 8. 6.20's, 1868, 131K V. 8.

5 20', 2668, coupon U. 8. 10 M's, reaiatered llV.i V. 8. HMO's, coupon 119 U.

S. Onrrenor Sixes U3X This noon, Bebeooa Hines, aged 12, who lives at No. 86 Atlantio avenue, was overcome by the heat at Oourt and Harrison streets, and Offioer J. B. Holland, of Fort Hamilton, took her to her home.

She will recover. Wasasts, BSft Ji M.BSia.Pl'iraAtty, lM3nTJi lovr. The wedding and reception succeeding took LIT, X.UU1URIU11 aUU Wf. UlUU ave made themselves especially conspicuous the main Ibbuc; The primary department of Publio Sohool No. 35, Walworth street, near Myrtle avenue, willba held to morrow, Friday, the 35th at half past nine A.

M. havnoaiil In vou In effect that those facta must be place at the residence of the bride. i.i Mn twinn in r.npir n.MuiM considered by you in interpreting, and as you may in will oertsinly leave. Probably both. Boi.