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New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

From the report to the stockholders Of the Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad Company for the year
Just closed we learn that much progress has been
made during that time in adjusting the unsettled
business of the Company previous to IFS lease to the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company The expenditures
in this connection amounted to SSS,522 q against
receipts of S231G1 g. excess of expenditures of
S6536O CO. Nearly all the old capital stock has been
changed into the seven per cent guar
anteed stock in pursuance Of authority
granted at the stockholders meeting Nov. 2,
1871. OF the old capital stock there is
now only S35 700 outstanding, the total issue Of
guaranteed capital stock amounting TO Sll,l6,5OO.
The outstanding bonds falling due in 1900 amount to
1886 COO the sinking fund purchase Of the year foot
ing up $4,000. The second mortgage bonds, TO the
extent of S5ll 800 maturing Sept. !, assumed by
the lessee. The receipts from the lessee and their
disposition are thus shown:
r eeepts from Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany for account rental, interest, ana sink . 81,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

The ouoous based Cotton store running 10 quality
or. ttAu half grade below the srade quoted.
sALEs FOR PKEsENr DELIyEKI
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
THE MONEY MARKET.
SAFES AT TUE STOCK ExcHANGR-FlIsr CALI
1O1 O'clock A. NJ.


Sales Of Government b0nns.. 49, "a, ,,es
kao IL G. $40 Coup Ca n64 u = ~" 's, be iisi
no ~ s 60 Con-, '65.l15B $1,000 US De- ~ oi'
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
wEsrzaN AND CANADA

Receipts the os27 boxes. 22c9 less thai at ureA
week 5 Oores
same week ast year Gable quotation 0 Gold closes
good accounts from abroad
frm shipments have been made AZ ltc ard % oobnz
trade has reached l7 In addition te large ship
meats last week exporters buY freely. epec1 Of oS
grade cheese and 2c An ofer u lbic ron shipper
tof OO ene accepted while 80 were s0 70 shp Al
i6c The bulk good cheese the home trade sold al oc stocks
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

The days business at the United States Sub
Treasury was as follows:
Gold rocelpts... f49829 60 Currency pay
Gold payments. 1,322lb5 TAI ments t50329 40
Gold balance. 37,372,3O0 II Currency bal
Currcy rec'pts. 2Oo922 81 H,673376 30
lCustoms 6lS,0o0 90
Foreign Exchange was quiet but rather frmer in
tone than yesterday. We annex nominal quotations:
III dara da.a
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
n Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEB II. 1878.
Expressly tor THE y. Y. TRIBUNE o' oar osb


Direc,toa1
ces freight other poSf
Put
f,on Ard often where dirty package soyeny s
securely the motion g not aos the con
teu change Use o1dn hne cut vita
eggy MARI plainly with paaa stenopbte 5esno no conisnb
o the bbL, stating the amount also seDa e'tf As
ssme time stating tine sn An in1ooe or tt
should Also be nosed Awa5rse the nnmo"f .es
reputation for tne goos pa ~ O snap
sOth Your IN demand
BEANS AND PEAS. .
Receipts 1919 bbS beans and col bush peaj erpof A eoN
peas Arrivals Of beans preous wees 200 se
Prime BEANS ooth mears
narrow and about Sc gher some ansa no
Canada mediums
choice state obed 81 & The oes OF
Canada 1900 bushels @ than AZ tbs nns s
year OF Southern ye made At o. Qaolan@As
'Re.n. Mo-. hand Do Kidney white. tl Nae3 Ol
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

FRUITS AND NUTS. DRIED.
Rece,os for the week dried so less than lAsa
1eek same week SIS Arrivals Of peanuts. 1880
Of appe
eek In All kinds Of dried fruits Western apples slowly aHd he
are gnery nearly good Western that they ~
not linz 100 bbls good Western r AZ olcf bs
sic 20 bbA 6ne cut state A. ,eTery aleAHa Db' toa
and then bb or two re The reports Of ke ild on 'he
tree, N y start trade that started nearly ever yea an
vet when eomes, the peaches cone ron s'nrshs
The his tine .ta| cef
we're sold Peanuts lows 500 bags Faa selling Ai ga
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

MILK.
Receipts the past week dayBhe Railroad 2fs
With ~ HArrm $50 nlk NeNBayeu. go
Hudson e45 scattering ans esaS-toa 965J Pness
began the Harlem platform 81 Is 10 the
being 81 % per 90 Ct MARKET steady.
POULTRY AND GAME.
Dressed poav doing Sac fosen tarkeys
selling l7dls bat few l6c 10 differ
all whether Old rough
thrown Some poor tsB chickens sod los Be AZ
genea rule about more obtained for unosen
stocks other things being equal getting late for and they
sell slowly Most birds hover with plentiful supply and
doll trade yeason is ossnns close hisse
sofa saddles was A., :. 10 bas arrived
hAA fair sale st the prces given Quotations;
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

HOPS.
Receipts for th. week sl5 800 than last weel Corr
ons,s last wear Arnyas OF foreign hoIs reei
SIS sae, which naded In TIE regular receipts "
tbev are all Americana Trade quiet with disposition TO peA IN
nses Brewers only purchase immediate es California
hons with ~ bales State ~ days a9e and
is bales Eugish At 45c.. cash. QuOauons; - -.
IT'S pnme......c 50 a Wisconsin rs pnne.'sz ete
Fastern TT2s 6fs Oh Hops good Ts 10 as
Es.teru III, com 70 rs ass Oid Hops, eonnonU ala
MEATS.
Reeep-BeeL f52 paeisg; pork 900 bos cot meats "a "a
psckagesi lard ~ packages Western dressed hogs Hss ship
54 botes beef 20J7 bes and uerce pors S3e
hh.. ana l9s pkgs lard Trade cut still increasing Nut
and dressed beei o'enochng ihe nset Dressed
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

RecoDrs for week. 27J p. or less than last weet .am'
time 8S bbs. The gulanty OF The market continued %
last report with settling tendency until sales were made IN some M
stances lows aud BE late yeserla Tie recen coo
~ her with Heh receipts to-day Nhile the oNer pncs neres th N
use ia causing but dealers are not Uniform N l
Vows While most 3c pat of the taie
reached 3sc in the and talk 4uo toe Puee for onofo~
aics indicating elgs the Tia Charleston egg PACKED
rice hulk arrive good condition cotton seei poor PACKING
Quotations: a. aas
81 a. Western ezra marE.'.o az
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

Shipments apples last seeA s5J b There i no movement
vet m appe There selections a sac NeEtown Pppu
seag az 50 prime lots Of mEel apples viii not eId an
40 nod reach there Ruset them No o.
wants the California laye good inquiry W.T.
some orders Fine Cstawba grapes 60 on readily Al 1he
l..tf.r rprieeg Ou0tst
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

NENkI
shipments Of potatoes. 5.lto bbIa
mand. and . moderate stock of white
made " sd,Aacs them 10 % 80 In
New-York tribune., 1873-02-12

SEQ ssvessh Pasa
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-01
For The Huntington Argue.
YOUR PICTURE.


BdFtOuFsrtH~. In
BY MRS. X. c. y.
fhanks Tor thy picture, Jennie, dear
Though on thy brow n shade appear,
Making me wish some word of che.r
hnow could whisper in thy ear.
| can but deem thee spirit bowed.
wearing mask in fashions crowd;
But those sealed lips will ne or aloud
Reveal the sorrows thou wouldst sb,o,s
1@ ais been meekly borne, Iknov-
Those sournful eyes .Ould tell Inc so.
~ calm they seem in sorrows flow.
uelping the heart to bear tho blow.
Iney gieam like lamps death window. keen
when dying ones take their last sleep.
Anu Ned not trust our eyes to peep
upon them when We would not weep.
There Is in them n sad content.
pen'ive grace by Heaven sent;
look subdued, by suffering lent.
"hen prayers aud pleadings all were spent.
Like Sparia's child, yoa .hidiaway
The anguish heaves Of that dark day,
when burden on your spirit lay
Enough to rend the tortured clay.
We all must have our heartbroaks here
All pass thro' scathing fires we fear;
But well trust God, who's ever near
To heal our wounds howe'er severe
spring soon will csmc in splendid guso-
The dVnd things Mt your feet shall riscl.
when You will see, with clearer eyes,
The white hand reckoning in the skies.
Again our thoughts are turned to thee.
Enough far apart We. sundcred be,
when music comes in minor key,
Bringing sad henrtrharmony.
sod bless you for the token sweet
And II you here NJ more greet,
Dear Jennie, may we yonder meet,
And clasp hands on the golden street.
. Edyebrook Bot,tomrt Co., Ia.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-01

" AbhsvlLtE. Feb g. 1873
f' AHGr--l hayra.wa,, regretted tI.
d.s.Inn fthe cold Dominion" and would
Ike tysee her restored 10 her original d. be-
"e''.on- that her future with aiI its bright
ana frightening prospect, might be- ~ her
p',.-one and iudivi,ibIe that We might.
- = iaSe Sstrospsc " view OF her his
iof!' 'sns't her, no. oo,y the mother Of
H'-'s' -nd 'tstssnen' ever ia the van in
al Sue great councils VI the Nation, and in
, 1873-06-20
Northwestern Sncngcrfcat.

optE1nk DldPHtCH " 1Ht EHfc11o 1FtoHNe.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Juno 10.-Straneors in at
tendanco on the saongerfoHt IRE already arriv-
ing, and tonight tho atroets arc crowded with
animated througs. 4 numbor Of arches aro bo-
ing stretched aoross Main aud Iowa streets aud
Coulon ayonuo. while stores and private resi-
dsnc9s ,.' II many portions Of tho city arc d9corat
giving to tho city decided gala-day appearance.
Tho first formal concert and reception will be
held at tho Congregational Church tomorrow
night, wlen Mayor Peasleo will tender tho sing
ing societios the hospitalities Of the city.
The Saturday and Sunday concerts will 10
given at the new Rou1id-Houso Of tho Chicago,
Dubuque d MinneRota Railroad Company,
which has been put in order for the occasion,
and handsomely decorated with flowers, fcstoons,
and wroatha Of evory description, whlo in tho
body Of the building soats are placed for 1000
visitors. Most Of tho Bociettos and delegations
will arrive tomorrow. Tho Milwaukee Musical
Society, undor tho leadership OF Prof. Won Gum
pert, while on route to Dubuque, entertained tho
e,tizcng Of Frooport with grand concert at tho
0pora-Houso, which was patronized by q large
aud approciatve audience.
, 1873-06-20
AQlh1lCS.

THE INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR nAcEs
have produced result not surprising to those
who hayo criticised oyen at distance tho pocu-
liarltieB Of our American aquatics. TIE CON-
plete defeat Of tho Harvard fo1r-oarod crow, by
the strong team OF Oxford, followed by tue over
'whelmlng triumph Of tue London Rowing Club
over the ambitious Atlanta boys, has lcd Thought
ful amateurs to an investigation Of the various
methods obtaining among University oarsmen In
England. The consequence Of this is q dotormi-
nation on tho part Of the rowing-men Of Yalo to
adopt an alien stroke, and ondoayor by thiH
means to recover tho ground thoy have lost In
thoir contests with Harvard. Wo append tho fol-
lowing correspondence to tho Now York Tribune,
which is worthy OF investigation by loyera OF
rowing;
Nxw HAVEN, 1uno l4-Tho great interest taken by
al boating n tho usual preparations far the col
lego regatta IN augmented THIS year by tho fact that
Yale IL about to try tho experiment OF the English
stroke. 1t was fe that there would be great risk in
attempting change RADICAL but Yaets i4success
for several years seemed to Indicate something wrong
In her system OF rowing. Capt. Cook has spent part
Of tho laAt yaar ut Oxford aud Cambridge, and ia now
trying to introduce stroke bimiar to that uAod lit
those universities,
shall endeayor to give notion Of this system,
least to II in every respect ust opposite
to that rowed by YAlo In last years regatta. Tla
general principle is fast through tho wator aud slow
recover. Tho reach IL moaerats; tho water is taken
very deliberately, so to srqd spanking or Clipping,
, 1873-06-20

Spectd& Dtspatch to The Chicago 1+ibnnt.
WASHINGTON, June ia dispatch from Har-
rlHonburg, Va., says: At ali election held there
yesterday tho town subscribed En- additional
$25,0 600 to tho Washington, Cincinnati & St.
Louin nailroad, better known "a tho narrow
gauge. II completed 1t will form tho connecting
link botweon 1900 mi1eH OF ndrrow gauge roads
in the Valley OF the Ainaasippi aud tho atlantic.
New YonK, June 10.-Tbe meeting OF tho Di-
1ectore of tho Chfoagoit Northwestern Railway
Company took place to-day. Tho resignation Of
John F. Tracy as President WAS accepted, aud
Albert Keep Of Chicago, was oloctod to that po-
nltion. N. L. sykos was elected yioe-preeident
and Secretary and Treasurer, to take efToct July
/. Mr. 8. o. 1Iowo was chosen Assistant socvo-
tary and Treasurer. In place Of q. r. Marvin, re-
signed. Tho question Of q dividend was not
reached, but the Directors meet again to-mor-
ROW, when probably some action viii bo takon in
the mattor.
NEW YoRK, juno 10.-It In reported that ut
the forthcoming olaotion Of the Erie Railroad
Company, Alexander g.. Dlyon, John Taylor
Johnston, aud Honor namslen will retire from
the Directory, and that President Deyoreaux, Of
the Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati d Indian
apolis Ruilroau will bo chosen Vico-presidont.
Mr. McHenry, one OF tho principal Directors OF
Eric in London, is oxpocted In Now York this
month, among othor things to arrange certain
matters relative to tho Eric aud Atlantio l.
Great Wostern Railways.
, 1873-06-20
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY JUNE 90 1873

and tho oar Is then aurgcd through tho srote with
tho wholo strength Of tho man. Tho legs hhvo to ato
very Important part III te beginning Of tho *sfoko
tiey Aro drawn up with tho Rncca apart Allowing to
then Tho wssa fStti pat into tic 81 ~ rss throwing
tho body back and thon STRENGTHENING tho legs, thus
moving tho sliding acats nbout thrco inches.
Tho arms nro not taed 1t all o1ccpt In tho recover
elbows close to tho hio and tho hands shoot forward
rapidly on tho recover and get oyor tho kneea before
the body bcgins to coma forward.
nearly horizontal with tho shoulders ~ possibo and
mako tho boat noyo steadily on or keel. This htroko
has ono popularity Which, believc. u eondemned by
American oaremen Tne han" arc ,, he & az Or eehs
leverage by removing tho inside hand toward tho blade
is gained by tho powcr bcinG applied n d!roet ltno
with tho boat, beside allowing tho ehoat and
Judgment bpforo It Is tried ia moro spcoulaion.
But certain results already noticeable. Tho stroko
proves easy on the wind, but It tells lrst On tho
s ea sh,r s nosn wG .nss 10
bn put into 1t Tor threo-mlc course remains to bo
shown.
:. THO crow now pulls from 81 to 20 por minute; but
il regular swing Of tho body back and for ronti-
crtnB tho tino marked anu easy, tho movomont bonB
quick back and slow forward, compelling tho
oyery stroke Tho novel difllculcs OF this Bsroke,
coupled with thor CONFIRMED habits in other styles,
mako tho Univorsity crow rathot slow In getting Into
form.
The last paragraph is either savage criticism
upon the nttompt Of tho Yalo oarsnlen to acous-
tom themselves to tho II Oxford stzoke,' y OF else
1t diaplaya the correspondence ignorance Of tho
trial crow, there is no regular swing Of tho
body back and forth, etc., thon tho Yalo oars-
men hayo yet to learn ono Of tho Fundamental
principles Of scientific rowing.
, 1873-06-20
MADISON,
Commencement ExorotH1s at tho stnto
Unavorsity-s:rho Catholic Totnl Abs
4tiMcnCG UntOus

Comm onccmcnt ExorctHcs at tho Stnto
UnAvorsity-.'Tho Catholic Total Abs
stiaenco Union.
Special Dtspateh to tbs Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis.,, Juno 1o.-:rho annual COM
monooment Of tho State UntyorHity compared
fayorably to-day, with any previous ono, though
tho number OF graduates was somewhat smafor
twenty-five woro from tho low school, fourteen
from the aclentino school, soyon from tho olagsi-
cal college, and throo from tho school Of on
9ineering.- Several wore from adjoining Btatcn,
one from Joldo.
Tho flnoBt effort Of the day was tho first honor
Grafton Of ]. ". Dashford, Of Fayette. on "Do-
volopment by BynthenIB, 7" combining tho ole.
monts, material, montal md spiritual, with hand,
and hoad, and heart work to produce tho highest
results.
F.W. Coon warmly advocated co~oporation as
dofonao against monopolies.
G. 3. Maxon; Of Washington County, gavo
Warningof political revolution unless co-opora-
Ing to uBo tho people and Government for their
ngrandizoment.
Il. N. Hewitt, OF Dolafold, regarded tho eto-
vation Of tho lahoror as best astainablo by Ills
education, and by employers forming co-opera-
tivo associations with them, md allowing thom
share in tho proflta.
james How, Of Madison, acathfngly condemned
tho corruption Of tlle day, and suggested baefB
Of reform in cultiyating ateruor honesty among
account.
Other graduates had theories Of 1oss public
interest.
Tho dogree Of Ii. D. wns conferred on Gov,
@. @. Washburn and Z. G. Ryan, of milwaukee,:
a great merit of the graduating exercises was
their breyity, all, including gi1teen orations, oo-
oupying little over two hours.
The Alumni address by George ". Bird, last
night, on "Facts," WAS largely illustrated by
soloctions from history, md was a croditablo et-
fort. Tho poem by George D. Cline was rathor
d lame effort
Tho Alumni this afternoon elected COL ". +.
Villas, Of this city, President.
It wns resolved to celebrate tho twenty fifth
February.
Tie Catholic Total Abstinence Union last
evening elected tho Rev. Father Willard, Of
Fond du LAG, President, and had a stirring
meetng, with numerous strong speeches.
Articles Of association of tho Wisconsin Rail-
way Company woro hlod at the Office Of tho
secretary Of atato to-day.
, 1873-06-20

The Connecticut senate yesterday passed. tho
Uaury law, fixing tho rate Of intereHt at por
cont.
No preparations are being mado to celebrate
tue 4th OF July In Peoria, and no public domon-
stration will tako placo.
Tho schooner ellison Carman was lost of tho
ooaHt of Brazil, May 20. bhe WAS from Now
London, on llor way to Ban Francisco.
Albert D. Williams, tho soldier indicted for
murder at Fort Niagara, and IN Jail for two yoars,
pleaded guilty Of !nanslaugAtdr, md WAN yesters
day sontouced 10 tho Albany Eenitentiary Tor one
year, and to pay fine of $bo0.
of State Harlan, Col. Macombo aud othors of
the United Statos Engineer Corps, wero ut Peoria
yesterday, inspecting tho mouth Of Copperaa
Crock, for the purpose Of viewinB the alto pro-
posed tor tho new loci. eRd dam. Tho Govern
, 1873-06-20
Fine Trotting on tho Track Yostorday-:.
4 huch.Ncodcd Improvement in
tho Park interior.
The Coming Horse, Dixie--. a
Kentucky Authority Has to Say
About Him,
international Amateur Bout
Racing---Sn0rting Events
at Homo and Abr0nd.
THE TURF,
THE DEXTER 1AuE (ttUD.

TIE DEXTER PARK cLUD.
Tho sudden leap into popularity which has
been nchievod by tho Do1tor Park Club has do
cidod tho officers of that organization to admit
ono hundred moro members. Tho original NUM-
Dor Of 100 members has been fltlel up tho hhods
and privileges for that number have boon dis
posed Of for $50 each. Tho additional hundred
will DO sold Of $50 onch, including all tho priv-
ieges Of tho track, stands, clubhouse, admission
Of ladios, to.,-a11, in fact, but tho sheds. Tho
Secretary has opened his Office In ono Of the
spacious rooms OF tho exchange Of the Paolao
Hotel, whore ho can be found from to 8 O'clock
every afternoon to receive na1uos and issue
tickets to tho additional hundred mombors.
Tho Lsdiea' Grand Stand will DO quito now
feature. It III boing handsomely fttod up with
1000 chairs, all numbered, 20 that ladies and
gentlomon chn have their aoats secured In ad-
vance, and enjoy the same privacy and Hecurity
from moloatatfon that frat-olasa theatre
affords. Admission to this stand has boon fixed
ut 81. A ladies' refros1mept-roomha has also been
added, FREQ from any objection, and conducted
in style boftting tho dignity Of the Club. No
Objectionable persons will bo allowed In tho
1adies' stand, nor will Outsiders bc admitted to
toilet-rooms. Now lot tho management. avoid
tho pool-Bclling nuisance BY banishing 1t to re-
noto cornor Of tho fold, and everything will be
us it ought to be. Tho following List Of mombors
of tho Club guarantee it's tone, embracing, as 1t
docs, many Of tho moBt distinguished gontlemen
OF tho State, mud placing tho organization on a
par with. II not ahead Of, any other in tho
, 1873-06-20
SPRINGFIELD.
Raid on tho Gnmb1crs-.1ncorPorn
v,sThe TKin1erncat.

Raid on tho Gamblcrs..Hucorp0T
..The IRinderpest.
Special Dtsputch to 1He Chicago Tribune.
epn1Nor1ELD, ILL.,, june 1o.-By order Of the
Mayor, raid was made On a gambling house
laat night, and about twenty-five lnights Of the
grcen cloth captured, together with their implo-
ments Of warfare. The authorities intond to
follow up this assault until ovory gambling
house in tho city is broken up.
The American Bureau OF Mines, Of Chicago,
capital $500, 1000 the Briggs Bros. Bolt and Nut
Machine Company, Of Chicago. capital S500. 900 !;
and tho Mnlhgan Monument Association, CHI
cago, have to-day received certificates Of incor-
poration from the Secretary OF State.
4 great many horses and COWS arc dying hero
with disease which presents some OF tho
symptoms Of tho epzoosfo.
, 1873-06-20
THE TRIGGER.

PIGEON TOURNAMENT
to DO governed by the Konnioott Club rules, will
DO shot at tho Beloit Driving Park, Beloit, Wis,
On the 1st, I'd, Cd, and 4th Of July. Prizes
amounting to 1000 arc offered. Tho entrance
fec is $40, birds extra. The tournament Is open
to all, and It iB to be presumed that tho profes-
Biona1 sharks who arc constantly rushing around
the sountry " taking in +" unauapeoting amateurs,
will capture oil tho prizes worth having. Tho
honest people Of De1oit, and tho honest people
holiday weck. had better keep sharp eye on
those fellows.
DELorT, Wis, juno ia four days pigeon-
shooting tournament, open to all has beon ar
ranged to take place at the Driving Park at this
big day.
, 1873-06-20
a Wedding Tour on the Eric Cnnnl.

II " CUUtnE TUt1F on tHG 1aF16 CtEu1.
A young man. residing at Castleton eloped
with o grass widow recently. Arriving ut AL
bany the bridegroom foil short Of funds; but
oua-heartcd canalboat captain. to whom they
had rolatad their uaisfortunos, and tho nuptial
knot WAS duly tied, after which they shipped
with the gallant captain, the bride as cook and
When short distance from Albany, the captain
declared tho bridegroom to be utterly incom-
petent for the position of driver and accordingly
landed him on the tow-path, md loft linn with
informed that sllo could accompany him il ehe
desired, but glo elected to remain with the bravo
captain, and tue honeymoon was promptly
nnifad.
, 1873-06-20
BASE BALL.

FIRBT-CLABS AMATEUR CLUB
Is noodod In this city, and all who In favor Of
organizing such an ono aro requested to moot at
No. 164 South Halsted street at o'clock this
evoniug.
Tho Mutual Club, which can point to local
reputation only, dofoatod tho Bantama. yonter-
day, In stern contest, by IL to 8, which isn't =
bad Bcoro for littlo fellows. ". T. Hall, Of No.
454 Michigan avenue, Who is tho Secretary Of
the Mutuals. would like to hear from all clubs
composed OF boys under Il.
BALTIMORE, juno 19.-Baso 1-Dh1tmoreB,
10; Atlantics, 2.
, 1873-06-20

At ha!f-past 8 o'clock, q little girl named Mag
oye by musket in the hnnds Of man na,nod
Frank Bailey. Tho accident happened at No.
3e4 Fourth street. DR.. G. ]. Lowis extracted
tho ball, which did not brenk tho bono Tho
wound is not dangerous. Bailey was locked up
ut tue Union Park Station.
, 1873-06-20
DESPERADOES.

a Gang OF Eighty Betrayed by Ono OF
Their Number
CINCINNATI, June ia special to the En-
quirer reports the arrest at OWonsville, KY, yes
terday, Of IN outlaw named Hogan, who haB con-
fessed tho names Of eighty membors Of large
band OF deaperadoes Of which he has been a
member. Ho says this 1ine Of robbors and
thieves extends from Pendleton County through
Kentucky and Virginia into North Caroliua. A
man named sattorliold WAS arrested at Owena-
willie, on his own information, charged with
setting TINT placo on fro.
, 1873-06-20

Tlme-9;s6; 2;ss 2:s81l1; 2:30i IA; 2:4sK.
Pacing race for $500. -Four horses started,
namely, Harry, Hunkidor, Nancy, and Dave.
Harry waa tho favorite and won the raco in
th1eo straight heats. Time-2:93 2:33 2:27]5S.
JACKSON, M1oH.
DETROIT, juno 18.-The third day Of tho jack
eon races rose quite hot, but clouds and tlno
breeze kept the Temperature comfortably down.
Tho attendance Was much larger than on yester-
day. Tho two races passed on in good shape,
forest. III tho 2:40 race pools sold: Frank
Palmer, $40; Vaughn, a. six horsos started,
Bay Dan boing withdrawn. Tho
dash was closely contested between
Nyck ,and, Vaughn, tho former winning
BY Vaughn, named by r. F.. Wannlaker, Chi
cago third purse, $500, by Lady Faucott,
named BY r. P. Roach, Cincinnati; fourth,
purae, $3.50, by Bob Hunter, named by Bob
Hunter, Terre Haute, Ind,