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FOR SALE.

LOB SALE CHF,P-Two rtrruI,- fro,,
= CtUPkS, modern styl-: pole and shafts, resriy
ara' NIL y Ncod nrothers, New "a. at n l.
hlOt =, IL north Liberty street, B.itimars,
"9 J>nl3s
tok sALk-ohesp-A Due BAR COUNTER,
etd. W. DRIVER, corner Pcap.yiy.sis 49,
rsand AZ street. s'stS -
OK sALE-A nearly new Light one noT-- T : : b.
hIAGEs viii be soid CHEAP. Aprlv II carrt.ea
msnufsci.ry OF JOHN p DENNIS cpp 81 r.
,iinore and fot mac Railroad DEPOT, l.plo-ss
fph etLk SHsap.. ~ .Stsnsias { .. tsnr
,nV"LihGs auoti r1,m-. corner sth and u
se--e.s. snq 81
k'oR sALE-CANARY BIRDS MUjkING
= Blhpct male aud female, No I3f sam - =
street, between lat aud "a streets east ~
1ecL SIN J. NJ. GOKTE ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-A livered cOlored POINTER DOG, with
- sreckled breast. A suitable reward
VIII be paid for Ois delivery at So Con Il .>NG
gress street, Georgetown, d. y. Janl2-H-@N
| OsT-sunday evening, January II. 1874, in the
vicinity Of 10Th street southwest, a lady = FUR
COLLAR. The finder, BY returning same to , .
lO.h street southeast. VIII be satisfactorily re-
waIted 1t.
1 OST-Us the 9th instant. between G. and N
II streets southeast, POCK EFT BOOK, contain
rug iCro two dollars ard eighty cents aud papers Of
no value 10 DO one but the oWper. The under will
be rewarded BY leaving the same with the 1waer.
GEO. W. YOUNG, N street southeast, between
New Jersey avenue and LIST street. IT.
4 OsT-0n the morning 18th December, \ YeIlog
II sE1TER Batch, lame in Left hind
leg. The finder will he literally re~arded-1 HST
by returning her to 224 U street nOrth-=
west Jsul0-2t
G. kkwhBD.-Lost, on the sth Instant, bet ween
~ 10Th and l9th streets, probably near NJ street
Circle, q PENDANT OF EARRING, Amathys st
set. The above reward will be given II returned 70
ms once lang st
SS0 REWARD Lost, a. Hon. Horatio Kings
.~ou Literary Reunion, 707 street, Saturday
eiIng, the Sd tus slant, either in the hOuse or get
tipR into her carriage, large DIAMOND out OF a
Cluster Ring. The finder will receive the above
reward and the gratitude OF the owner BY returning
the same TO Mrs II. WALBRIDGE, " IngIesids y
l4th and Park streets, Mount Pleasant. Jan9 At"
GS0 REWARD.-Lost, on Monday, 5thJ near
S1O the residence OF Col. Sitgreayes, on + 1t =,
tear 18th, Bin G.. set with thToe diamonds Ia cir
Gle. Return to 1907 at bet Eth and 18th I6 ct
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EOE THIRTY DAYS.
coz = AT SIN GENTS PER BUSHEL, carriage
eta Orders lett at The Ga gbt once, No AIS
~ stree at IL I,t stree, southwest CO -ner OF
80 ara streets at llO Bridge street, Ge rye
TOW viii be pr0u pity rli~d. E4uIl- I'm
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The democrats in The Missouri H)1ss o. Rep
T.-entst..es have passed resolution CeeIariu.
That 10 Missouri democrat who had n,thjng q
DO With The salary seal shall ever receive OIL &c
ssaina the hands OF tn, parry. They condemn
Gov. "c'I-on for appointing the democrats
Cen T. p. Blair s.ats superintendent OF iuslr-
auee, and uppratI the democrats 81 TIE Holse
Tor voting tor Fernando Wool tor Speaker. \
the democrats thus condemned by the Mis-our
quad form large proportion Of the party, tbi
would seem to be a clear case OF the tail at
tempting 20 Esg the dog.
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There is a great TOther in Philadelphia over
the msyoTalty question The Performers" and
the democrats have been figuring 10 unite ur1n
single candidate 10 overthrow the republicans
now in power. Col. Forney, Of the Press. has
been brought forward rs the fiyorite person
upon whom all the opposition political elements
could agree, aud n one Who would al the OH 20
during the Centennial celebration with the
greatest dignity ant grace. Col. FOruay. how
ever positively declines AMI saws very s.usi5ly.
Il have better office 10 ny newspaper than
any The politicians or she people could give M.
ANA owe something 20 my health. 10 take the
Place wos,I simply De 70 break me JJFns AMI
&C would also destroy my business"
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LADIES, GOODS.

RERLIN ZEPHYRs AND wORsTED GOODS,
~ CANVAS, SILKS,
AND ALL MATERIAL FOR EMBROIDERIN5
STAMPIEG promptly attended to, AZ
MRS. SELMA RUPPEETfs,
No Branch Store 80 An
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| jNITED STATES PATENT OFFICK, -

u WAsHINGToN, ID. O., Jsnnary Q. 1874.
On the petition of NANCY NJ DICKERNAN, 81
Mtddlea I'll. Conn, admiHistrsirix of Elliot Dick
{ man, dsCeaSed, praying for the extension Of =
patent granted 70 the said Elliot Dicksrman the
10th day Of April, 1850, and ressued on the SIN day
o. yanuarj, l56l, for an improvement in Clothes
NriT gers
IL l. ordered that the testimony in the case be closed
on the lUlh day OF March next, that the time for
Ming arguments and the Examiners report be linn
tied 90 the 18th day OF March next, and that said
petition BE- beard on the 2sth day of March next
Any person NAV oppose this extension.
Isnl2 T. st NJ. II. LEGGETT, Commissioner.
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NOTICE GENTLEMEN HAVING
Wy ON H OATS OF other articles received on
the night - thC 9tt u-iant, a. ,soni- ALL will
Iles-e hung them "a carroll Hal on WEINE5-
Da4 ith inst al 7.sVp m.
LanIL .. Z. CNNLE
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pk0P0sALs ROB SUBSISTENCE STORES.

Ohses "a aud Depot Comnissdyy Of SsBstStsno, ,
AsAIsGIoS, ID q. January 5, 1874
eeaie$Proposeis IN duplicate, will b. received A,
this fhee, until y M. on the Second NondaSs Of
February, March, aud April, 1874, for the foIowiag
No: Flour, Osru Meal. Soap. Beans, Salt. HON
my. Bacon, Breakfast Bacon, Smoked beef
tiop, made known by
lsng-et @. BELL, o. 8 ,U.sA
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PIANOS. xn.

TUNING AM KsSEgiHG PIANOS AND
ORGANS A cPEClALTT.
@. KUHN, Practical Pianomaker,
lFOrmurB with steinWey stus.1
PIANO STORE, 632 New Yark avenue.
Acent for tie unrivailed PIANOS o. xUsa.
DIt kEk BROS, New York. k-[<
Slate AZ NalLn's. corner u .. street audtf'N'f
Pennsg iVAns avenue, and ~ ksrr's, 62s Pcsusyl-
vania avenue. Piasos and orgals for sale ct
rent. d.ca4tr
THOSE MAGNIFICENT GRAND SQUARE
II "a octave Al sfe 1rUtil0 rev Pl AkOeA
Tor SAQi ard tue wonderful MUSICAL KFtVI
DAkCING TOY luf Plauus, suTpass any --NN'N
thirg yet ohered For sale y, @. 4. WILD a
BRO. 8 Piano All NJ nsicai lusi a W srerSstas.
ago llth street, near north~es; corner Of Pennsyi
vania ayeuue. dsc1 CT
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EEH1RAL EMPLOYMEHf0FTIC 60
=. sops !. fishing e s~sloy Leisbls ssIxan. <i
stf:ss: h:scs.D Hna Sssss, sssss .s..r orasi
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CnEAr nAsIRT TALM foE SALT a 5-1
GENEKAL sEWER ~ ~ .

trfp0r- Loll RS calling on me- may $40 A., t.-,
80, .It - placing their hiil- fer CWSEEtg
- hA6E ~ NY hands for payment
'su4-m NJ. N. ROHgEg. sIs IN str.,,
STOCKS AND BcsDs RnJgET AYU -,7I-D-
= end orders sNe.fzied A. ths " .sh.1v,0n sf..-t
. EnChsuso 90 curuu.i--t0n $50
sfEllAL IMPROVEMENT AM sEWER
. lANhS paIt AZ tn loves. rsI#z a.
laL2 In y BEoBHEAD 1sa 1872 street
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MEDICAL, &C.
tNB. JANE WILSON, q thoroughly ex peTienoed
~ and scientific Midwife and Ladi - Physician.
ladies' attended 10 at their Residence ~ hour,
Hi6ht or day, OF pleasant rooms and the besr %
attendance at the EoctoT's priYats residence, sIy
fh street, between AID Business sscredly
nfdential. drcls-qv.s
NJ BIS. ID. J. FRENCH, or PHILADELPHIA
w the celebrated Reliable ClairvOyant Physiciag
nd TEST Me0iEW, has located at 1918 keW Yorh
venue. once noCrs-lo a. n. TO ,. 10 EngAEe
htbts can De maze Tor evenings. iell-lg
kEhALE DISEASES OF an KINDS tre.sed IL
scribe case ana enclose 81; advice hlf mesi
sine viii &c sent. Address Mrs. DIR. THOH PS3H
20. ote North lSth strnet. PailaSsiphis, isrD-Iy-
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49, THE CELEBRATED va
kNABE PLAN OS.
The artist choice the world over
The b, aUtIiul toned NCJAMMON PIANOS. o.
hlbanyi N cheap for Ash, and TrduCsd prices t.
Instrument buy eTs,
Second haId Pianos tsken in exchange
schoneuCrT's Fsvorite ORGANS.
7ULIog attended to, at
L. REICHENBACH'S
PIANO HAREROOMS,
5g!l2 = 423 lith ST., above Penna ayeRue
's'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
ot admin lstratiOn on the personal estate OF JOHN
WAXING, late Of Washington city, ID. o., de.
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warnedto exhibit the same will
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or before
the 6ih day OF January next: they may otherwise
b. law be excluded from all benefit OF the said es-
tate Given under NV hand, this 9Th dag Of snnary
1s14 MARY Iher max WAXING.
Mhntss-A WEBSTER, Reg. Of Wills. janl9- 3,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
Der has obtained from the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia, holding a special term
letters - administ ration tie personal estate Of
CtIys ID. C.. deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned
t. exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof &c
the subscriber, on or before the 9th day of 'Janu.
airy next; they may otherwise by law DO excluded
from all beHent q the said estate. Given uuJer my
hand this o. day Of January. 1874.
yaRl2 m,st JAMES A BUCHANAN, Adm
, 1874-06-28
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.


Important Decision Under tho Ohio
Lien Law
C1ScHSA11, o., June 27.-In the case Of Say
Ter Il Rankin against tho Home Building Asso-
ciat:on, relating to mechanics liens on bank
rupt estate. Judge Swing, Of the United States
Court. to-day decided that liens filed with
In four months after completing the work
or furnishing materials, after the COM
nencement Of proceedings in bankruptcy
were valid; that blocks Of buildings built
At the came time, on the game tract OF land.
we're considered single building by the law
Of mechanics' liens, but in OF labor and
material done and supplied, different buildings
on separate tracts OF lands, or At different times
distinct or separate liens must be taken on each
tha; judgment obtained before Magistrate
filed in the Common Pleas Court for lien, md
execution issued thereon, but not LEVIED, is not
that such an interest in the land IL but cs,atteI
interest that execution should have been levied
upon the same in order to secure the lien.
, 1874-06-28
DEXTER PARK I
RACES!

FIRST DAY-Weduesduy. July l.
Trotsiae-Puzso Il. .ooo. With aa tnsds stalks a -
s.sh mic i, hs.:s: sin St :: to Fnl1i .;h.+
s. Anderson names Cd. m. H.ttta-
So 'e tSt s t. a.? 70 H.
sn ps5ss s. 1.s, a.s, eF .ux p.lnof
Re's Johnson name. -: v:,,a: st:rWli2f; W3't.,
p. Brady names .. 4. 1ounx "1Ixes.
SECOND DAY-Thursday, July :.
Premium No. ss4so. RannnE-Mtcc hssn s;sa 70 -
Premium No. $3.50. Running-Mle dash, 1E,I.a 1E u
.eos; 100 pounds up. sao to tint. snd sn" t. 'a'e
THIRD DAY-Fridny, July 5.
Premium No. $500. Running -M1s he.ts ,arssa nue
hro aau to r S to second and 90 10 a. ia.. nd ~
FOURTH DAY-snturday. Jnl5 ="
Premium No. $500. Rnnninx.ssllnf 3se "a =
ioa1.a asaFs1s pgaad: ai: so poaads iof I'd '''
EanapTa559s;ss;s 1soa T;a5 sss s ss 3si
pfPst s9 So es'
around ta'd. ,1.ck e2ut 80 !,, r. .ad1 az !"
s,e. :sh: as5: q Ant.
Pssmium b.ids snd rai1 II Sd, III. {. s
aud splendid whip to second.
CONDITIONS, ETC.
Contents for the Abo,e running prrnsur1 ~ ~ g3s.a.
erned by tho rules OF tho Blood H*rse AssoS, f -
Wills Tenn l. upless o: hsrTtas spocised. En1sos -
same vii oloss On thu day pre~iuus 10 ths s@s''
o'clock. -. .u+.v I'D thfat
start ...ton-auI4d1 1
Each eutry {except for stskss) m7st b sac"o1s
10 per cont OF tbs whoto premium =, -. dtftz
splsadid Band. uader the lsader1hp. ef i hs "a
stream Guards, England. will d1seou1se LIZ
rist. iof the on.re mee1fns 81 saeh to b. X
the Palmer House. Grant Pacinc, Shetra2a' A14
Pooi-se.1.ne 1t the Grand Pacific On "eoae'3'''
TburadAy and Frid4Y evening. nao,sd,
All entries uu.t b. addressed to No. d oeAt0''
Chicago ILL., GEORGE 3. uASSUR.
Proprte,or and Ya9.sr1::1
, 1874-06-28
TIE GRANT PARISH CASE.

Decision Of the United States Circuit
Court Under the E1u-I1iux Act
NEW ORLEANS, june 27.-In the United States
Circuit Court, in the Gfnnt Parish caae, Judge
Woods rendered q decision on motion for new
trial, which was refused.
The extra Picayunc gives the following ac-
count OF the further proceedings in the Grant
Pa1ish case At II o'clock Justice Bradley took
his seat on the bench with Judge Woods and
announced that he had prepared q decision upon
the points raised by 0I1. Mari in arrest of judg-
mcnt and testing the constltutionallty
Of tue ku-klux act. Justice Brad
ley t1eu read his decision, most
lengthy, exhaustive. and intelligent one. Under
the indlctmsnt the prisoners were charged With,
FIRST conspiracy TO take away certain lights from
citizens Of African descent: second, tho COM
mission Of murder whilst eognged III this copspr-
.cy, and found guilty Of sixteen counts. That
Congress has the rgut to pass laws to carry out
tue provisions OF the Thirteent, Fourteenth, and
Fifteenth Amendments no one will deny. The
question 1s, is the law for this night. The Thir-
teenth Amendment declares that all persons in
the United States shall not be disqualified from
voting on account Of racs, color, or
previous condition. The United States is
relative to elections or voting, but simply to see
that the States do rot interfere with these
rights. The United States has only the power
to zee these rights enforced. The moment the
osa1c ialis 10 Gonpy "ltn eao uuLos 'uiolseo s
upon 1t. tne Cn!tea ata.es cA1eu m on 10 inlel-
frIe. and the 1ntellerence o. & Gonstess % the Wnen
osate u feaog 10 punisu sto1at4on ;n tnes1
1iRhts, Is unnecessary, ln'uucauus ~1a neSal;
70 cons'1tuse IN onouse - "tt4'A sre on1'su s
states Pas 1 1u11sulcnon ~ muos W
SHOWN 'nas couspn"SY etae;4 a,'.a "n' +to 1U1nea
10 take a"n5 f,; ;.n 4.se asinr 49, 1iom .n1.,s .
condition. The fifteenth Amendment declares
tnst me r'Ens 81 eset3 el.!zeu y, ~. Inc 1 Uni.ed
states 10 so.e snt ~. no ~ - s ,ae ao
ola'es ol aus os'te W ~sS y. 1e e: otol,
Previous eoluauon "ben ,1 osase s'nnss 1o,ss
tn1s [snt' Ionetess nas suo to"el ~ phsn Nv
10 enlolce sae nad ,d1id 1G1
Ih9 PoMeI ~ sec"Ie .osse ~ ~.
uals; .nels.o - ~ .1;a ~ " An4 ~ ~oe un-
consta'1eonan's ~. .s VI tn.s ~ ,,t. - +,;s
pus Ie' " rs s-s, no toue1 obaraaa -. enAe H.
, 1874-06-28
DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

L party OF fve or s1 thieves made "sure
thing ~ Of it when they robbed Morris HereIey
on Thursday night. He was in pretty waiter
c7rl saloon at the corner OF Canal and Randolph
streets, and very fooiahly displayed / roll of
ereenbacks to ths gaze Of q gang Of fellows who
surrounded him. 4 party informed him that be
fuddled slightly from overdoses Of beer and
liquor, be walked out with young man,
friend, and started homevard taking q Madison
street car. He aliRhsed It Ada street, and. when
in an isolated place between l4k= and Fulton,
streets, was attacked by the 1obbera, who knock
cd h}m DOM, aud sook from bin s22 aud aail7er
, 1874-06-28

4 Russian physician, DR.. Jitzky, thinks he has
discovered ut least one Of the uses for which
poisonous snakes have been created. 4 very
raage oog & "po "n aao Iona OF tearing vlpets 70
occasioned by their bites, WAS bitten by another
dog rho was enthusiastically mad. The owner Of
the first mentioned dog. having an affection for
it, kept it alive, hut watched it closely, with tho
intention Of destroying it aB soon Is any svop-
toms OF madness should appear. Nothing Of the
kind occurred. and the dog continued IN perfect
health. The fact became known to DR.. 1i.ytv,
and hs afta1NArd learned that = :Houan in tho
, 1874-06-28

de WILL recover. %S&A3
4 .o,nn BOT ohoTSED. :.
49, 5ouae man, named William VITA. !.
oe1ock ~ rb;}a III h,fh;so Tas d1onned last night :.
.aUe Gn.1o pasn1ns In the lake 1t ths foot y
!, u"vas % ~ 1n.ee1: 1n1o de lived With n
1' ~ A'o' .u4o tuo1ah@ aFenua-
y,,;u. ..o-.s tLkp .1 h1 TEE CARS.
.o.;n ao1t 20, ~ a1ttmP1ang to get On II :,
soMus ulan IAN On Ine ullnota Cent7ai ~
~ n,s,l ~ ne t"eusyl1sh street Crossing ~
ociock last evening, fell beneath thee - rh..t !. =
anu Tas instantly xllea' rhe body icing u.ae
IN enock'ne manner. Ihe body has :em,,!3
TO inc lase fesl1ence OF decessed, 56S Tentxos,st
1senue, nnete no lsafesa q "'fs IN deati1uta ~
cooa'ancee' u"
rA1AL suFsTRoEE-
1nomag Donohue, Joung man q vs,,, .
akn, o;eo LAST lasI oseilihg tt o'clock from 1t. sr,r
loap L,r &c ea sgtee he mn emp!oyed in John Ee,s:
ni1GA-5a1u, corner 4nHlF-afth street and ~
l lauo a'ouuo. ne nVea at the corner Of tha ~
'ol s1feet aIa,, ana laE.5-nrk. and was unmar1;M
plhHkfuIA8LE aoEsEs RArpEp.
, 1874-06-28

5pecid9 L13bdEth % 7H9 [Nt[116 7TlUHne.
MAH1Iowoc. Wis. June 27.-The trial Of
George Edwards for the murder Of Mrs. Franc
way last March has lust closed here. The facts
OF the murder are as follows Edwards and
Mrs. FrAncwAy we're quarre!iag over some tliiliug
matter, when, to resent + stone flung
at him by the woman, ho threw
stick Of wood ut her. which struck
her on tho head Immediately above tho ear,
causing wound, partly from tho effects
Of which it WAS thought she died. Six
days afterwards, but day or tno preyi-
wards was defended ut his trial by Col. Thorn.
Of Fond du Lac, and George Wooden, Of this
place. while A. J. aud ". J. Turner, OF Manito
voc, were lawyers for the prosecution. The
jury returned verdict OF granddaughter id the
fourth deereee.
, 1874-06-28
PEDESTRIANISM.

A walking match camo off at 7:40 Thursday
evening between Mr.. E. ". B1aistod, associate
editor al West Side society paper, and a1r. A.
r. johnson. Tho distance was from Morgan
street down Adams and Wabash avenue to Twan-
ty-second street and return, rest being given
at Canal street on the RETURN Mesars. G. Y.
Cormack and n. Gard acted as Judges. The
distance to Twenty-second street was made in
36 inmates. Mr.. Johnson Tas declared the
winner bY 10 seconds.
ONE THOUSAND MILES IN ONE THOUSAND HOURS.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, June 27.-Hugh Donahue,
1T three minutes before o'clock thls morning,
in Hanpden Park, completed his task OF walk
Ing 900 mics in 1.000 hours.
CHAMPIONSHIP RUNNING RACE.
NEW YonK. June 27-Wllllam B. Curtis, Of
Chicago, won the diamond championship medal
of the New York Athletic Club to-day, notwitu-
standing lie was heavily handicapped. The
distance run VAS 100 yards. Time, 1OA seconds.
, 1874-06-28
RELIGIOUS.

Will Not Accept u Chuacc1lorsl,ip.
sessions Of the Presoytery and prolonged de-
bate, in which many members took part resolu-
tl1ns were adopted to the effect that it was
decmed actually necessary, for the interests OF
the Church here. that the Rev. d.. B. II.
Palmer be urgently requested to remain here,
he having rendered his resignation to accept the
Chancelloreh1p OF Clarxsyile University. When
the resolutions wero rendered Dr.. Palmer he
rcconsdered hs first resolution, and stated that
he would 1enlain IN this CITY.
, 1874-06-28

bon, and remained days and nights together in
his carriago OF on horseback, directing affairs
aud assisting in clearing away the ruins; he
could not sivs clear account Of tho property
foand in his possession was hung taen knd
thore, and 357 persons thus perished- MANY
months elapsed ere tranquility MAS in 4 measure
restored, and before the people began to think
OF rebuilding their homes. Indeed, it Was at
one time almost decided to remove tho capital to
RIO de Janolro,
, 1874-06-28

watch and chain ralucd at 935. His COMPANION
WIS a1so Knocked down, but not having anything to
lose. received kick because Of 1t, and was al
lowed to lay in the spot where be foil. Herely,
lives at the corner of Ashland avenue and
Fou,th street, and when gong there Was evl~
IDENTIFY followed by tho roboers..
Tbe police have been busy looking after the
perpetratols OF the robbery. and yesterday offi-
cez Flynn arrested Robert Bacr:el and Jamse
Perry, on susp,con OF being concerned n The
robbery Tie former is known to tnf pol4ce u
m old offender.
, 1874-06-28

Special Dispatch to The Ch1cdd0 7T7oHne.
XEN1A, O., June 27.-The testimony in the
case OF Frank Hickman, on trial for numbering
his illcgitlmate child, closed to-day. Shocking
barbarit1es hare been developed. 1t appears
from tho testimony that tho father starved and
whipped the child to death. He WILL most likely
be found guilty Of murder in tho second degree.
Much excitement is felt IN the noighborhood OF
Jasper, where Hickman lives.
, 1874-06-28
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

Con. Baird, Q. s. A., in encar7ped 1t tho
Palmer House.
4 party of distinguished young latiy graduates
from various echooIs in the State AEa stopping
Ut the Palmer.
Charles Gostschs Was sunstrualr TeBtsrday
, 1874-06-28

New YoRK, June 27.-Arived-Steamship
America, from Bremen Aragon, from Bristol;
nnd Denmark. from London.
PHILADELPHIA, Jnno 27.-ArHTed-Steamship
Illinois, from Liverpool.
LosDoS, June 27.-Steamships Cuba and
Lessing have arrived out
, 1874-06-28
CASUALTIES.


Special D,.patch to Tho CHICAGO Tribune
MANKAro, Min0., June 26.-Thomas Lewis
anu William Thompson. vell-boiers. lost their
lives III DetgraTe, Nicollet County, yesterday.
While descending .nto we'll. through the bottom
Of which they had bored si1ty-five feet, they
struck jet ct poisonous gas, which rushed out Of
tie mouth OF the veil in strong current. Thomp-
Hon started down 10 save his partner. He was
lowered but ten feet, and, though drawn up at
once, WAS dead.
, 1874-06-28

New ORLEANS, june 27.-Tho Picayune eays
the decision OF Judge Hawkins in the contest
between Baldwin aud Oelesby for possession Of
Fiscal Agent Of the State apart from
and independent OF the Treasurer. will render
the famous Funding bill nugatory.
, 1874-06-28
Huns sfdrHtd--Bost05, 3. LnIc*kUt >.
Dates IN errors-Bostnn, II; Chicago, 8.
Mclean, OF Philadelphia.

ATHLETICS VS.. pHuADELPHIAs.
Srec.dl Dispatch 10 The fh'ea1o Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. juno 27.-Tlae the interest In
base ball ia this city is lively rs ever, was
abundantly manifested today by the largo At
tendance at the contest between the phlladel-
pt}:a and Athletic cluts. In fact. this season as
. whole has I'D to this time. been more success
fa!, il pecnnisry point OF view, than any rre-
1ious one, so far as the gate receipts are con-
cc:ned.
1bo game opened very auspiciously for the
Ath:etics, the score at the end Of tue sixth
inning standing 13 to in their favor. In the ne1t
two innings, however, the phiIaaclphias, byshort,
cafe hits. assisted bY errors, added eight runs
to their score, while their opponents only
securel three. Ali now excitement in the
Philadelphia and Athletic pavllions. and the
sto,k of Pearls ran high. The ardent hopes OF
the Quakers' hackers amounted to naught, for
in the last inning both clubs drew blanks. and
the game was orer, in fav,r OF the Blue Legs
by majority of one. This game had been
confidently expected that the phi!adelphlas
would at last gain lons-desired victory
over their home opponents. The victory
was won By batting, tho Athletics
making twenty three base hits to their onrouents
sixteen. Mcbride and McGeary both made four,
cue each two-baser, and Sutton. Clapp, and
Gedney each three, one OF Clanp's being for
three bases. Csayer, EgSler, and York each made
three base hits, the two former getting to third
on one. Cummings ritch1ng was remarkable
only for the ease with which it WAS controlled ny
the beta1nen. The Phllade1phas obtained
twelve bases on errors, tho Athletics nine.
The playing Of Battin at second Was tho
feature OF the game Two difficult flies
taken by him in the last in
ming contributed more than ANYTHING else to
tlls result. OF the dfts-four outs, thirty were
by fly catches. York leading with eight, followed
bv Geduey With five. Bettln three. Craver threc,
Hy!1svorth three, Eee1er two. McGearv two,
FiRler two. Sutton and Cummings each one.
TIE following is the score by
11.ninga- 8 7 9
Philad1lrhias l 0 0-15
All c'ies .......-...3 0-16
Luns earne.-philadelphi.s 3; Athletics, s.
j iMs Of qame-Two hou's-
E4apt, e-Char]es Gould, B4t11nore Club.
11UTUAI4s ye. HARTFoRDS.
NEW York, June 27.-Dase bali: Mutua1s, z;
HArtfords, 8.