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NJ. r. n Y Nrs% SsGsas 6nrKs, RTTi& iSS
Great lllusirEted AaRICULTuR. l. and FAN
lily WEEKLY, 1 the Standard Authority
upon Practical Sublecls and a high.TOu'd
Literary Journal. only $3.50 year CO., lssI
To clu y. Gre Premiums or ash tom
missions 10 Agents. Thirteen NumrTs
Oct. To Jan) On IIlsl, for OILY fiity
C-bis! Piemrum Lists &c. sond free 10
all TIial Subscribers Address
ID. ID r. NOOhE, New York City.
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The distribution will be positive, whether
all the ricke are sold or not, and the IL 0OO
gifts all paid In proportion TO the tickets
sold-all unsold tickets being destroyed, Rs
Rt the irst and second concert, and not
reprose II ell In the drawing.
PRICE Of TICKETS
Whole tickets $50: halves Us; tenths, or
each coupon, S.; eleven whole tich,tS Tor
Tor IS go; ~ whole tickets for $1,000. No
discount on less than 900 worth OF ticket,
Rt time.
Tickets now ready for SAFE, and all orders
accOmp MED by the money pIomily nlled.
iberal terms given 10 those who buy lp
sell Ggain.
THOS. y. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Publ. Libr. NY. and Nans. al Cont.
Public Library Building. LOUISVILLE, Ky
J. V. l., RODGERS Agent,
l0S Market street.
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WOMEN, ~ ss,.' vsa.sa eaEas to AsB !sII
our French AID A rnsTicsn Jewellery, 10, Ia.
Games, DC, in their own Iocsiitiea. No
lree. p. q. yTCKEgY q Co, Au.usta.
Maine
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FIRESID T. HsSsE RESErR GoSE igi
Iun c imnsys, mad by PLUME A AT.
WOOD, produces the largest light Can bs
used on any coal Oh lamp. For sale by al
lamp dealers. npIs
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WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 8, 1879.

Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold
and one half OF these are intended for the
European market, thus leaving ly 9,oN
for sale In the United States, where iUO,0G
were disposed OF for the ! hird Concert. The
tickets are divided into ten coupons or
parts and have on their back the scheme
with a full explanation OF their mode OF
drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grand.
est musical display ever witnessed IN this
country, the unpr, csdented sum OF
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Me- ~ sDVERTisE VENTS
GraRdsst Scheme Ever Known
FOURTH GRAND GIFT
CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF The
Public Library
Of KontuCky-
$4,000 cash Gifts sl,5OO.OOo
Every Fifth Ticket Draws q Gift
Ce5O.OOO for $50.

The Fourth Grand GIN Concert authons.
cd by specia net OF the Legislature fot the
benefit oi the Public Library OF kentncky,
Louisville, KY,
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8l,5OO,OOO,

divided into ~ 600 cash gins, will be dlstrib-
uted by lot among the ticket-holders. The
numbers OF the tickets to De drawn from
one wheel by blind children and the gins
from another.
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In stoye and for sale by
LIST. DAYENPORT q PAKKR
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&c. HFRvEY. Auctioneer.
, 1873-09-13

possible risk Of ll!s. I warhcd tto afohsra.
doodael woolta ago .!lat tlloy would regrot their
parsnony, and inploscd them to t1inuro tho
praoticabillty Of teating thc enatory current. I
pictured to them the prcetigo and
them throughout tho world it thoy
should bo iuatrumcnta In hiding rne to cross tho
ocoan told tlom that tlioir fortune was to bo
reapod after q hucceasful trip, and not by
monkoy-shpw before no hal fotlnd whether thoir
clover young men laughed, and told me to mind
my business (wl,icl, was wltat I .was trying to
do}, and gayo MO to understand tfiat h1f. Dom
aldaon could be roliot upon for whntoyor a1Yico
wss ,vss" needed Ever since they diacovorod. sone
9S1 .it1ad aH;9 TINT o copysst Of my book on,
rhilad9lphi!a housd tlioy scom to hive tried
to llnvo tllo balloon infatod III Uniou
square, md to n,ako tho ascension from TINT
central point N this city. Dit there con1d haye
boon no show held ttloro at 50 cents head, and
80 that idea did not suit t!soso npocrlator. by
necd!ngs oxposn1o, careless handling, and n gon-
oral laundering or incompetent management
tlo balloon llas now becn damaged Utmost bo-
yond possibility Of repair, and II it BtorlnB to-
night It Ttll be still furthoriniurod. Six months
u careful uao would not have harmed tho cau-
vag to tho oxtont TINT it las already suffered.
Aoporter-1t would Hocm then, that you con-
aider t1at the collapse ih now complete?
Prot. Wiao.-1 am afraid that there il hut rory
Ill.,, i,ttie hope Of our eyer getting overhead with
aud intolligent1y handled, oven though the ma
tcrial Of which 1t is mado iB Of m inferior quail
ty, bolieve lhat VIC conll havo got of, and
might have made tho voyage. II We do start
now, nope tho Herald will send steam yacht
around to hlontauk rotnt to follow il our track,
aud take us aboard whon We como down, for I'M
pretty sure that we shall need the services of All
ontorprslng journal to get lib ashore.
, 1873-09-13


SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 12.-This waa another
magnificent day for racing. The attendance was
large, and the racing passed on successfully.
The first race for pinlon-scull shells, SINGLE two
miles, for q prize Of d gold badgo,
was won by Kcator. Of Harlem.
Graves, Of Beaverwick !; Garvp, Of Benverwicl ;
Yates, OF Grand Haven; and Sweeney of Friend
ehip, Cincinnati. The race was handsomely
taken by Keator in 1G minutes aud 20 seconds,
Graves second, Garyn third, and Yates fourth
Tho second rnco WAS tWo miles for
double scull shells. Tfe Lambo brothers.
Of the Argonaut Club, Toronto,
and Wilson and Hills, OF the Bcavennloks,
Albany, started. Tie race was takpn by the
Lambs Brothora in II minutoH 35 seconds. The
Dcayeuwieks time, II minutes 30 deconds.
The third race waB for tour-oarod shells
pr1zo, the grand challenge eap and four goblets;
distance, three miles. Six boats started,
viz The Pope Barge, Of Cincinnati
DuqueBne, Of Alloxhany City, "a. Argonauts,
Bergen Point, N. j.; Boaverwiok, Of Albany
Ballston, OF DalBton, N. T., and Potomac OF
Georgetown, D. @. At tho start foul occurred
between tho Potomac crew and Deavorwicka,
which put them both back Hoveral lengthB. The
race waH pretty sharp, but was taken by tho
DulueBne in 20 minutes IS seconds The Argon-
auts second, Beaverwiek third, Pope Barge
fourth and Ballston fifth.
This evening the Town Hall Waa crowded to
Witness tho presentation OF the prizes. Each
of tho winners was received with prolonged ap-
plauso M he stopped forward to receive tho
prize. The worry best feeling prevailed, aud
everything passed OF harmonlousy.
, 1873-09-13

LEXINGTON, ky., Sulh. 12.-Il1o lnces over tke
AsaociAtud Courae to-day woro the best during
tho week.
The iirst raoe, two,l!io hsHIb, Wan Won b,
Stanford. ". y. Wtllorh' entry, +! :Ao5l, mak'
ing the laat milo In 1:iu5i, u,ll llstAllvlns Iii,
competitor in the first heat.
T4o eoonlltt racu, ln.la, for two-ycar-o!as, waH
won oaally by lsobnsoll'h Astoruid, q cult, III
1;41s4, lilo fastest mllo for two'yuar-olds over
made.
, 1873-09-13
Cricket in plaifndctDspfu.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Tho eamo Of crickot
between the United Eleven. Of st. Louis: ard
Young America, Of this city, was concluded this
afternoon, occupying an hour mud twenty mill
utos. The forlnor, IN their soeoud uningB naado
i8 runs. It was not necessary for tho Young
Anorica to play a second innings, as thoy had
made 12a runH in thoir first, boating tloir oppo-
nonts by ono innings and 25 ruuH.
, 1873-09-13
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.

Papers Read Before tho Senate Cop,-
Jnitteo Mt Its Session in New York.
NEW onK, Sept. 12.-Tho Senate Committee
on transportation resumed its session to-day.
Senator Window occupied the chair.
delegation was present to reprnoo"' ~.
nal interests of tho Stale. a.. W. Taylor volutl-
toored q statement demonstrating the feasibility
Of increasing tho capacity Of the present canal
locks without 1engthenng tho side walls, by
using an improved stylo Of gate.
Horace Dny road paper roiative to tho Mag
,ara Ship Canal, and submitted planB OF Ills
scheme for passing tho ships around the falls by
means Of perpendicular elevator.
Tie members OF the Stnto Joint Committee
who wero prosont announced their object. and
said they would like to know how much ti1no tho
Senatorial Committee could devote to an itlvoB-
tigation OF tho State, and suggested that tho
Committee start from Albany, 20 up Lalio Chara-
plain to Montreal. and theuco to 0gdensburgl1,
Oswego, and Buffalo. The whole trip will oc-
cupy about sir days. The route was not deti-
nitoly fixed. It WAS decided, howeyor, that tho
Senatorial Committee would meet the State Com
mittoo at Albany next Monday.
Israel 8. Hatch, Of Buffalo, road brief pnper
with regard to the enlargement Of the Eric
Canal. The paper also proposed plan for tho
payment OF the debt Of tho Erie Canal.
BURLINGTON, Vt, Sept. 12.-Mayor Dodge and
q committee Of soyen loading cltzons leaye this
city tonight to meet Senator Vindom's Com
mtteo on Transportation in New York and IN
vite them to visit Burlington, and examine ha1o
tho subject OF ship canal in connection with
the At. 1hwfAncn
, 1873-09-13
Con- EdWin 8. nIcCook Shot and
Killed at Yankton, Dakota.
His Murderer, P. P. Winter.
mute, Banker, of
Yankton.
Particulars Of the Quarrel and the
Shooting.


III the history Of tho Into war GB 4 momber
asBassinatod about o'clock on Thursday, ths
11th inst, iu m nnjustiAablo md most cowardl3
manner, by Peter p. Wiutormute. During tho
day tho st.. Paul oxcnrsiouists had bcon ar.
riving, and Yankton had boon oxerting ita ut
most resources to entertain them and
1ondoE ,, their vis!t p|oasa',t. Wiutormuto
G0f "s10s eoe sa te 'sssnseS sao gh:
with, as aolno say, tho avowed Intention Of
breaking ly! IT. up: During QUO Of tho spooclloy,
omsd Snsirnts aSn s eoodk t9e a2sssSr SSS 'd S fol- II
to him ploasaRtly, and told lin 'f to 20 a,say yss
that there was no need OF any fuss bntiWln-
eooe ny todaed @teGmpg Els p tsa
mont by bruising W,ntcrmutoa face. Win
ternute returned to the meeting, inter-
rnptod the sponker by insulting remarkB, and
then subBided for about half iii hour, during
donly asiHing, ran to tho door and deliberately
was standing without in tho pas-
my suc6 oncoantcr rSD fo,
aud much talk Of lynehing il heard, but the
friondB Of Inv aud order havo 30 far prevailed
aud prevented anything rash; ;,,. T., ,,,,
sota, and moved to Yankton about two years
ago, whore le started a small bank, aud during
Tho dakota Houtborn llailroad COMPANY,
which VIVA nv mnuy peoplo couaidoret nj.
war1nntahln and uniust. Gen, McCool
hoen mn discussion of tbose matters between the
nart;ea' yVintarmuto wns in iiouor wlon ho
nrl,ot Iii tho Gonerni. hut upon I'LL occa.
siops is abusive and ovorbcaring, boast
inn of what lis money can ac-
noSmn],sh. 1fo has su1na small means. and it
In rannrtcd ho entortnina expoctatjous Of bciug
clearei. There aro at lonst fifty witnesses of
tho lae3. and miraclo aloue will Baye Winter
mnto rn'ess lilo law is tampored with,
Gnn. McCook is sincerely mourued by alt good
peoplo. Tic tiacs arc ut Ialf.maai
throughout tho city, and his remaina
loaYo at midnight for Cincinnati, wiloro
thcv will he 2nterred ;n the blcCook
yault His record ia that of brave, efficient,
i,onost. and honorable military aud civil officer,
and no word OF roproach agni1.st his carcor in
either civil or military life cau bo maintained
acainst him. He acted Invariably from principle
III all things. was strong iu Lis advocacy Of
what ho considered tho right, aud defended hia
| freni. Az n mattor nj conscioi,co. Ho never car.
lad ,yaannna m T nf INV deacrintim nu,I Sho,,eyer
n"nv,, r. is " haa9 cnncorpad in a,'v ofYrav Il
n'aa" waa a.Tevs clanr Tint ia was never tao ac-
| rressor. b1t pctcI olways On tue defensive,
6IGSoott oos NSH"e "A''"sjA -. '"S - ~
, 1873-09-13
(svrtI. Hsra,ll.liap Tesya.

I1yEnl.,o,, h,ll. ia.-->;trunGipa Eapoli au5
n.lssa, from Now York. I'tlu', from Bali.
more, and Atlas, from baa!u'', hAYo arrived
out.
New YoRK, Sept. 12.-Arlyod. Steamship
Ko!u from UroMen,
, 1873-09-13
THE MUIR DISASTER.

Engineer NI0lltrealil Discharged.
DEynolr, Mich., Sept. l2.-h1ontrouil, tho Gil
ginoor Of the freight-train which rushed into
the passenger train On the Detroit & Milwaukee,
Railroad, ut Muir, recently, lad an examination
at Iouin, aud WIS honorably discharged today.
, 1873-09-13

'hase bal wah played l!ero to-day between tho
pIilatio]phias and AtlanticH. Fourteen innings
wore played. Tho following il the score:
pAlla,clphas.. 0 Q 000ll0 q 0 III
htlautlcH. ......,...... U 70 q o 0 D 0 o O-a
, 1873-09-13

!. LONDON, Sept. 12.-Ths WAS tho fourth and
last day OF tho Doncaster September meeting.
Cup, value 800 soyereigns Bayille's br. g. Uhlan
WAS the winner; b. I. Liliant belonging to tho
s.,ue gentleman, second, and n. N. Datt's Oh. .,
Thorn third. There wero 1vo atu1ters. The
Inst batting waB th1oe to one against Uhlan,
three to ono against Lillian, and six to four
against Thorn
, 1873-09-13
GENTS CLOTHING,
Fine II ! Cl,0'l'IZlNG1

Our stock is now complete,
and we would ask buyers to
call and examine our goods and
get prices. Our stock is the
largest and most complete ever
exposed for sale in this city,
and embraces all the --latest
Novelties for MEMS and
BOYS WEAR.
We have also very large as
sortmerlt Of MEMS and BOYS
UNDERWEAR.
In our CUSTOM DEPART
MENT we have a great variety
Of the very latest IMPORTA-
TIONS of FINE WORSTEDS
and WOOLENS, which we will
guarantee to make in a style
not to he surpassed by any
house in the city.
WILDE, BLUE'l'T &c CO.,
formerly EDWARDS. nLUETT & COS,
Northwest Corner
State and Madison -sts.
, 1873-09-13

From tho 1Seu TorE Herald, Sent. II,
Prof WiHo returned to his rooms in this city
at helf-past7 1aHt evening, and was met by rep
resentatiyo of the Herald dcsirous Of feoling
his scientific pnlBo. He looked caroworn and
objected. but Ills temper WAS unrutIled. ''Whon
wifi tho attempt be renewed to initiate the bal
loon, Professor? ?" inquired The reporter.
"To-morrow morning At q o'clock, y ho replied,
"At least 80 they toll mo-"
I'll, Mogport0r-wh0 will HupoFintena tho ioaa"
Prof. Wise-hfr. 6tiner, understand.
Roportor- Indeed How In that possible Mr.
6tinor has gone homo to ALBANY this oyoning,
and llo has Informed mo that ho will not return
until sent for.
Prof. Wiso-1 WAS not aware OF that. Then
turning to his Son, Mr.. Charles Wise, How
T. that' ohurlos' did you know that stnor had
Charles Wiso-oh, yoBt Ho loft only short
tlmo ago. Ho says tlioy do not intend to resune
operations before Friday.
Prof. Wise-llumph!
Reporter-Well, Professor, how long, shall
oenston, provided tho balloon ia patched up and
PROT. wiao-Not beyond this week. If thoro
ia no balloon for mo by Friday or Saturday
undertaking. There was something said about
getting NJ another balloon BY one Of the Good
HallB, hut told them wantod no moro u theIr
experiments; I've had enough.
Reporter-rhen you ars not bound to fulfill
your contract at tbs convenience OF tho ,aalla-
gciA Of tho exhibition?
Prof.. Certainly not. I agreed in
make tho experimental voyage provided tlley
furnished All air-Hhip that could g.t i!sef on the
to participate in any exhiblto,a. II, throngAa
fooiinil, Or rather shameful, economy tho
balloon iH failure, the fault III not mino, for
my wishes In regard to almost evory detail Of
tho construction hayo been po0h-poohod, aud
nvorvf1{nr hat Imam tlOEG tu HRYA nxuBNhn at thg
, 1873-09-13
fsniIroud Competition in Passenger
Rates.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LEATENwoRrM. Kan., Sept. 12.-The excitement
in railroad circles is at fever hoat, caused
by . cutting Of rates for passengers to
tho Quaker Convention at Indianapolis
The first reduction was nude by tho
Kansas City, st. Joe L G. B.. and tho North
Missouri. The Hannibal d. St. Joo then put tho
rato down to $40 for the round trip. Tho Mis-
souri paciao then went to a15 aud the North
Missouri cut again to $40 for tile round trip.
To punish tho Hannibal Il St. Joe for cutting
local fage to St. Joe and Atchison. tho st. Louis,
Kansas City & North Road hns just broke tho
Chicago rato, and IL now selling tickets from
Leayenworth to Chicago for SO. Tho Missouri,
pacii'c and Hannibal & st. Joo arc selling for 81.
Tho tickot Offices arc denBoly packed with OK
cited throngs of citizens. Tickets are
purchased in lots Of twenty aud upward for
speculation. Dnyors expect to sell them to
passengers for the Chicago and St. Louis Expo
sitions, as tho tickets arc good for thirty and
sixty days. a. convention Of ticket, agents was
hold at noon, but no terms arranged. The Chi
cago, Rock Island & Pacific haY not departed
from it's regular rates, but tho agent tolegraphod
to Chicago for instructions aH soon ga the break
Was made on tho Chicago fares.
, 1873-09-13

this evening, John Lady, a seal estate ugent and
street monoy-brulor. ashaulted alaj. George ":
Gibson. City Editor OF tho Globe On The cornor OF
Third and Olive streets. ellison struck Latly
several Boyoro blows oyor tho load md should
orr with cane, when tho latter MRS taken away
by rriontla. Subsequently Lady won't into
saloon, tool heavy bar-tuniblcr from t''a
counter, wrapped il in u handkerchief
like a Hlung-phot,. and haliol on.
on the utroot aga!n mahiug direct tl,rcats to ki
Uilsou. Tho itttcr procured iasul and threat
onol to shout Inn, wl,on II uolieoman took Ittn
IL l.e Calatonso. TAu aifair grow out Ola
"a, ayraIIl that ttilsou Published ~ tho t''ode
;reo ntos n.:it, csarslnE II lalY With will al1-
reputable caltt:IGs vi tho struot.
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WEBSTER, GREELEY, CHASE.

The poem contributed by MISS Edna Deal
Proctor on the occasion of the of the b
centennial settlement OF the State OF NewHampshire
by tho New Hampshire Historical Society at the Stat
Capital has Just published. In the course Of tn
poem three distiD guished OF New Hampshire, MI
Webster Mr.. Greeley, and ChiefJusce Chase, ara thu
alluded TO:
One, IN the shadow OF lone Kenrsarce
Nurtared for power, ike the tabled charge
OF the Gods, by Peilon's woody marge
So lofty bis elOquence, stately his mlen,
That, could he have walked the Olymplan pam
The worshlpiDg, wondering crowds had seen
Jove descend DER the least 10 reign
And One with brow as Balders fair,
And has life the grandeur OF love and peace
Easing the burdens the race mHst bear,
Joing for good he might not SHARE
Till his white soul found It's glad released
Aud ODe--a tall C0rinthiaB column,
GIibo Templo Of Justice prop and pride
The Judge unstained. the patriot tried
Gone To the bar snperDal, soiemu,
Nor left his peer by Themis' eide
All! when the Old World counts 1er Kings.
And from spebd0r 0f castle md piln'e bragg
The dainty Lords her Aonarcbits mold,
Ee'lttnra Ia the hills ami say. Bchoh
Webster aud Greeley and CbnT Tor three
PRINCES @ aur Democracy"
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As the Sunday-schools of this country begin
the study Of Exodus tho first Sunday IN January IL
will interest many teachers to know that Dr. Jscobus has
nearly ready for publication through the Mesns Car
tor, a volume OF "Eotes on Exodus which has been
prepared with special reference 10 the series Of the
International Iessons that book. More than 90 600
volumes OF DR. yaeoBufs Hoss have Iean sald tlds
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Sen pubiifailons.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR DECEMBER

CoxTENra-Bessmin DIsrssn, BY T. .. JENNINGS, law
Poem By T. B. ALDRIIHs % the Rsr, BY CLARA GUEaAsgY,
John Usaerhn. BY g. WHITTIER Rs~sa seshbsrAsss. b
HENRY JANIS ji Gsnps Eone Romance. BY H. B0YEsgN
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Pilgrim Land by ABBY h0Rr0s DIAzj Something AIx
Psotesr.oay. BY DAVID B. SCOTT U Hannah Cobrs co8ss
ELIZABETH STUART PHILIPS Pap Chippewa and the Wcvo v
THEODORE, What sose Sag the Circus, naBiss Bosaes b.