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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

Tn SRWER on TwETT-FouRIH
sTREEI.-The large sewe, on 24th street,
the construction Of which vas pantnSlly
undertaken BY George CrupSseker, bat
il actually being built BY John Ba:ing, is
progressing rApidiy e.ough, II it were
only in sceordApNs with the contract
Member Of ths Committee On Streets
and ALLEYS AGTe visited The work; thsy
have En;e inside the sever and siitr 3
psrsOlAl inspection say that the work is
ri being done according 10 the contract.
II our memory serves 1s right the coa-
ttsc; ratified bT the City Cocncil specifies
that the brick Wock shall Be laid In full &c.
uentEortGr. We take it that those word.
imply thHt there shall be between each
eousse o! brick layer OF cement covering
The surtSce o; tie brick, and not merely
dsabed AlorE the oate; edge Of the circle
Again ii Is said By that portion O. the
committee who have examined the work,
that the entire under part Of the circle is
laid with dry brick, there be!1g no NOR
IA either under the brick O: between
them. So far g We observed, The por-
ton 0! the Eboiton Of the sewe, thSt
WAS not built oTer and covered Up
was laid il hGi way. There VAS 10 NOR.
tAr OF cement visible to the naked eye. II
We understand The object Of uIics c.
nsni IN Euch 8 structure, it Is that
the cement becomes s. i'm Is
stone and adds immensely 10 the solid.
ity and durability Of the work. NweGre
right, and the contract calls 10, full c.
nsnL why not compel the contractor to
comply with the Specifications OF compel
him 70 stop.
The Committee On Streets kpd Alleys
II they DO their duty 70 the people o. the
city should exercise Thstever power they
hsVe IN the matter and zee that this work
Is done according TO the contract
As We have already sid 9 portion O!
The Committee have examined this work,
and 50 far IS it has progressed they Gre
tisssiiESsd with il. Il Is the business Of
that Committee to pass fnAl judgment on
the work and to recommend itI Socep-
tsnce or rejection.
Il 81 those who have examined the
work condemn it noT 81 this early stage
And the work still GOES On in this unsStis-
fsctory manner, il Is rot likely that the
Committee will recommend Any payments
Tor the work. Tie Consequence viii be
An expensive law suit, as in the gKs tank
contract, with some Of the parties con-
nected with this sewer job.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys
and tae Council should look into this mat.
Tier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

WHITE AID cold blankets, cJyetli3s and
eonios!Ab!es A lzrge stock al low prices.
HzSET RoENER-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

WHO efsrs one hundred dollars cash re-
TGc II you can prove be varies from his
one pFice rule! &. Frank, the C!othier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

FoR Clothing sDd Gents Furnishing
Goods 80 10 J. EasheinssI No, ll0s
Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

THz iatess styles Of RuchiDg, large
assortment Just received At
SwABAcKKR's,
1851 Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

AKE The people Of WheeliDgsware that
ooe o. The eess Variety Shows eve, e1-
Aioiied in cur city Is Row q, Washington
HAn!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

THs Great New York 90 esst store viii
open in q ieS dsys. Look OF. for il No.
I'LL Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

LOOK ST our IS and 80: Dress Goods
They are cheSp, He4vy tEiIled BAlsrno
for Sc; worth 5Os. Call and see them.
HENRY RoRHRR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

FoR al kinds d fsnnels, shGwls, black
alPscAs, and other dress goods 20 to
HKSKT JAcoBs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

lyon VISIT 70 bay bargains in blsck
and co!oced French nerioos and cash
netes, you should csIl on
EzSzY RoE,rEa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

PINE rel twilled ne1icatei flannel
plain rti, Grange sd white, cheap.
HRSEY RoKNEa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

TN cheapest Black Cashmere in the
dty ST Henry RoeneTL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

TEE ribbon Scd seal fob watch chain
which grandpa used 10 wea: is appearing
again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

TEE san Of the city and vicinity will
I'll the Opera House tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

THE prices 81 the Novelty Theatre a,e
cheaper and the performance better than
ever b='ore il The city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

Tou viii, be delighted, tickled Aot sat.
iifsd By attending tie Novelty Thes,re.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

AsPEcAL meeting Of the Bord Q! I'd.
uc4doa Is called Tor this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

LOOK oai for the grand opening Of the
New York 90 csriEto3e. No. I'LL Main
street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

TEE Islsud races will continue an,l
Saturday night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

BLACK Pants st dollsr, st Franks, 70
Twelfth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22
pATTRNT FLOUR

We EtIo enocgIHsai q Chute, Pm,
ZOE, SE+lea % b he Hrest ESdS -.
h1SIgste9 70 rive q ia. - EAos
~ LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARrz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

TER winter style OF ladies hsts Is felt
by husbands pockeibookA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

TIE JAnaaschek programmes Ee
bsoczs3 knd perfuned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

TEE bsst 0; order srd chAi,e pGf9rn.
Sace 81 Washington BAL tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

OSR price only, snd 10 lewiston.
Where! Al Franks, 20 Twelfth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

Fer 4Gdt:oaa! Loss! ~ FrE Pax.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

SPECIAL Inducements in piece Velvet:
81 svAsAcKEs's,
1851 MGin street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

JUsT received, another lot Of ell wool
ysrrs In sH colors st HKSzY JAcoaS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

JAxArscEzk tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

CAIL Al Henry Rosmers and see Tie
best sos Alpaca IN the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

LAses Assortnen, Of Blsck Csshnga
81 Henry Roene,'a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

HASD T.HISD.-TAe lesTz Of The
marriage license books were never &C
often turned IS roE, and it seems IS II sd,
nonnosments o! engagements sire The ordel
o! the day.
Al eleA; ~ A=he', tae Is zask.
l. !is 70 ihcee NEo. pilIrir.T3s.
Move ASnG.ir-hxns, teoa DIV "a ;-I
Zach aGltsg ce1re. PEs1st1r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

TRUNKS 81 S dollar ST Franks One
Price Clothing Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

Thermometer REooRD.-The follow
u shows the range Q! the Temperature
- deserved 81 Silyey's Drug Store, Cox
So opposite the Pos; O4ce, yesterday:
.AL III !1H iR.L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

ANOTHER INVOICE Just received Of
those cheap Misses, Boys, Youths and
Chil3ten's Kip Boots ii falling pricea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22


NHRTEzSTH sTIPTUSe.YzsT DIS
AESSERcHoRA-Last night the 18Th
st!turgsfst Of the Manne,cho. Singing
Society wAs held in Turner hall. A good
Ezsd audience EAs present, and the iol-
lowing programme was presented:
PEoSRAHHE
ErF:S- TAaI.
!. 4'!e, AS EGlltiIS E=sA.e,
krInsT's CTthEsis:.
:. Chc;, Ave Lc.erE
H&:re.ehof.
). D5sti- 7Ga;Is!s AS EuHra Tel faes =. md
EeEFS Hem. IS:tlI u5d atia. $: '
{ s91fHs Solo, souT; sp!s.; !sA n; setp.e..
! Fl. n Bill
5. Iesor 500, 'DG seAzlE E,%s." .Gc=r q
HE-: c. J. LreAI.
sS;t3.eT 7lGl
l. C2o:, "EyEas A Gle SIeh:r Bst;hovCz
| - 4E.ct:eGoC.
1. sGP:Ls 500. -Da Il; tlHs Esz. de
~ RI Z R i;;.'''-''''"A7e
;. Dss.t Tsc: ed B,;!.pa. ..IeA Eo1-s zssrs
a4 Dsss.: nd Ci ISp:3 n1R.t'0l
& Piano Dze:I "7L.:.s!e AS Ira DiSvoso. {"
HG:s a.;s EbtiIs 5f3 w. seivc we: Si75
S. Tea: $40. Die sale Ei.se:-ose,r - II; v!o-
t.-O9+4SAO.. ...s-... - e4EroS.s
P:oL A. 5. Roe
The entire programme wGs received
With applause. The Duet Of Mssr.
Ebslips and S5ockey EAs especially CON.
nsndsble, and wA il reality fue Effort
The music Of KrSner's 0:chesuS wks Of
course excellent snd sustained the f1e
'ep1tsio1 Q! the performers. Fri
Mamie Biu's charming SOLO w4s en-
cEed three TINES. Her Lucss, Fri. z.
Rice and Prot. Roe were Xlso recalled.
About II O'Clock The chsirs were re-
moved 70 make room Tor dancing, which
occupied the attention Of those present
until late hour. Otcourse KrAnsr's e1.
cellent band furnished the music
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22
SECOND FAIL MEETING.
Sport Al the Island DhTinE Park
Yesterday.


The second Fall meeting N the Island
Driving Park WAs insugurA!ed yesterday
The day WAS IS sIspieioaS a could B,
desired, bat owing probably 10 anus
menS elsewhere, 3 very snail e:oEd vs.
IN a:ieudGrce The track wN rGthel
heSvy with dust, which EEs in somt
places nearly three inches deep. Tht
TAs 3 great inconvenience TO the hsrgH
Snd Se have no doabi better time YOU'D
have been made Il the tack hsl oeen IN
better condition. However, the rsees
we've interesting, asl everything wet Of
sEinnipgly.
TIA YfRsI RACE
wus iogr minute rBce, 10; s pure c!
slO1 ~ eb;ries wsIe made, IS fellows
" Z. Dy'sey, 0! &ovEAntoWr, ". Va,
sr,eret : 5. Restless; PeTy Camp, Of
Grafton, ". Va, b.. L. Flirt; George
Wells, ct Cleveland, S. n. srStoS1; J.
Myers, Of Nonroe county, O,r.g. Ken
tucky jim; :. E;sn2r, Of Wheeling, W.
Va, bF. N Bitty Lynch. The horse BSy
Billy, formerly Blue Goose, Wss protested
against o. account Of the change Q. name,
ard wGs accordingly 70! entered. TIE
horses came out IS follows: sGrstogB, |,
9 !, l; Flint, 5, 8, 9, 2; Restless, 2, ., 8,
iis;Apcsti Kentucky jim, 1, /, distknced;
B!dty Lynch, diEiGpced. Time-2s50,
2;i?r 24l, AS.
80 TRg7 YoR $50.
The pe1t race called wXs s 20 uot for
) pune Q. $50. Three entries were
made, IS follows: Car Wilson, q Yo1rg:.
tow, Oh!o, entered b. n. Frank; John
HiDes, q NinerTs, Ohio, b. 6. jim; 0. D.
Upton, Of Cs3iz, Ohio, b. s. Histogs
Cnie:
Summary: Frank, |, 2, l, !; Hi1togs
Chiei, 3, !, 8, s; jim, ?, 8, ?, . TIne-
25?, 400, 2,55, 25?i.
His,oEI Caisi could evidently have
us6e better time. tat did DO, want 8
record.
4aAA6 hAlAS AS-lAl.
TIE !og-. minute truat 20. 500, which
hsi besn arranged !0s yesterday, VA:
postponed aauI . O. clock this afternoon
TIE entries e: this race Ge: J. Enbry
MorSG1:owr, ". Va, b 8. Revenge; 4
E.usn, Wheeling, b. 6. Jerry Hoover
A T ForEythe, PAris, Ky., b. g. Light
ming John Hines, Ninsrva, O., b. Z. Bsy
jim; Q. D. Tipion, Cstiz, O., Hlstos.
Chie!.
A 2.35 Io! 70; & pure Of 500 will slsc
tske place 10 dsy. Eatries fo! this rsct
2se Is follow. 4 u. Wells, Ontario
C4rsds, CO. N Kitty Wells; a n VII
son, Youngstown, Ohio, b. N. Frank
YIN. Ripple. : s. Sleepy Sam. TherC
viii also be trottirg rsce Tor purse O
800, the time to be the nearest TO thret
Minutes.
We understand hist Meszrs. HsncheI
& Ump!eby, the propTietou, propose I!
continue the races on Saturday. Tht
meeting will probably be better sttendet
the bslsucs Of the week
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
RAILROAD NOTES.

The Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western
RAILWAY Company propose the holders OF their bonds
secured nv first aud second mortgages on their extern
son TO deposit with interest coupons from
said bonds due July I51 jan 1875, july 1873, JAM
l. 1876 and July l. 1873. being dye coupons from each
Dond) and to receive from the Company In exchange
ror the coupons certificates OF indebtedness. payable
IN seven years from July /. 1874, with interest payable
senliannuay on the first days OF January and July IN
each year both principal and interest payable United
states god com Tie coupons deposited IN trust 20
ne held by the trustee until after the payment OF the
principal and OF such certificates OF Indebted
ness after which time oil the coupons 50 held u trust
be canc"ed Uy the trustee ana surrendered 70 the
0nDuy: Oui H. case OF tue nOn-paYDent Of any inter-
t Or the principal Of the certificates, or fhe coupons
from its mOrtAa.e bonds maturing jan 1871 ana on
tine first days and July IN eacl succeeding
year until payment Of the principal or the ccftn-
cate OF ndebrlness the coupons which may nave Oeeh
Deposited with the trustee 10 be returned 10 the
original owners thereof demand with al thHir riGhts
10 proceed against Company upon the surrender OI
fhe certificates Indebtedness which had oeen Issued
IN exchange.
George II. Forbes, general freight agent OF
the New-Yorh Ney-HIvca ami Hartford Railroad COM
many has rendered snation, 70 take Eject on Aug
l. ana will he ecled Nv Charles Rockwell, al pres
ent the Company's agent IN this city.
4 strictly private meeting Of prominent rail-
road men was held al Saratoga yeaterday. Commodore
Vanderbilt aud TGos A. scot; said 20 have been i
me conference, and . large number Oh railroad men
we're rcs sislered st -Ao v..rioLs hotels.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30

rnton declined. M Tlton asked his intimate friends
not lose Of the fnct that Mr. Beecher addressed
TO him the letter OF apology SIX months before he ever
saw Mrs. Woodruff -
Reporter-You said that the phrase In Mr.. T1lton's
original letter tn Dr. Bacon was one charging Mr
Beecber with "a revolving crime" You added that
this phrase mod fed to read. "an oncnse
which forDear to name " characterize VINO was tne
friend OF Mr. Beecher who induced Mr TIton TO MODIFY
the language of the chargel
Mr. Carpenter-He was a friend OF both MI beecher
and Mr.. Tilton.
R'pprter-Was II Mr.. MOulton
Mi Csrpenter-i decline 70 answer. Is ~ IL was
through his earnest pleading that the change was made
remember he said: "DJu't put tAat word crime III
There; make IL easy for Mr. Beecher To explain. Nf
Triton assented. with the assnrIDce RON tnis irlelu
thai the mobilization woud bring from Mr.. Beechef
public acknowledgements Of an Ofense.
WHY DID Mr.. BEECHER MAKE THE CHALLESGEf
Reporter-If Mr.. Beecher knew Of the existence of
these letters, why did lie challenge Investigation
Mr. Carpenter-There several reasons which viii
answer that question. YOu know he had previously
been sustained 10 remarkable degree Dy his church
lie may have known that Mrs rlltOn would sustain him.
II II came 10 the worst He may nave supposed mat
ne most important documentary evidence was ue-
sroy"d, did MIS-. TtOn or driven To desperation
ne may nave courted tue worst, FOR you remc.peI nc
declared OF his letters TO Mr.. MoultOn: N0thnR
can POSSIBLY be bad the power OF great darKhess
IN Which spend much OF my time. look upon 'ieh'n
as sSeeter far than any friend have IN the worlh
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
TIE FIFE RECORD
N THIS CITY.

fire On tho Fourth floor OF brick build
-"e ~ w. ~ "- - ---->s-~~-s-- a .
door are occupied by Davis & Rker, maehnsts, whose
stock was damaged OO; insured for 5000 in the Kings
County Insurance Company. The second, third. and
fourth floors are occupied by r EIgln. dealer IN cotton
waste, whose stock Was damaged 5000; Insured Tor
5000
fre broke out Oh the top hoor OF the three-story
bulIlng No. Is HOwar-si. last evening and extended
10 the roof OF the adjoining building No. IT, The prompt
arrival OF Engines Nos. Is. 90 aud 81 prevented the
spread OF the flames and the nro was entirely extn
C1ishet In a few hours Both buildings were owned by
W. Wakeman or No. % Wiam-st., who loses ABOUT 800
The basement was occupied by McManus " Co.. manG-
OF imitation nar; the rst hoor Dy W Board
man, keeper the second nOpr by w JOralenOn,
carpenter and builder; and the third by Crummey S
Co. manufacturers OF mlrltiOn hair goods Tnc tOtal
oss was about $780, not insured. The cause OK tae urs
5 unknown.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
THE TRIPARTITE AGREEMENT.

MILWAUKEE,, July 29-The Sea sinei Of tomorrow VIII
contain the interview with the Hon. E. D. Hoton, who
mentioned IN last nights dispatches as being pres
ent at she interview Of Mr. Bowen and Mr. Carpenter
ana refers Mr. Tlton letter published in The Brook
Ign Union year ago last Spring dated Jan. l. 1871 call
ng Mr. Bswen's attention statement made by him
that Mt Bsecher had been guilt OF mpropriees with
a number )f Mr Hoton saw the letter while
in Hartford, went To New-YOrk. and called on Mr.
Bowen. Mr. Carpenter being present. Mr. Holton
talked about letter asked Mr. Bowen II he had
made such charges 10 Mr. Beecher himself aud II he
knew them to be true Mr.. Bowen refused to deny or
acknowledge their truth. Ir. HoIton construed his
silence into admission thGs Mr. Tltons letter truth
fully stated what had happened.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
. WORKMAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Fritz Tetoman, an emplOye in Mullen's bone
factory, on Furman Island, Sewtown. l. L. was shot
early Yesterday morning by Christopher Treahan' an
engineer Of the factory and received WOUNDS from
which he soon died II appears from Treahan's STATE
ment that Mr. Mullen had been cunning the previous
day and on returning had left his gun in the factory
Treahan and man named Jacob Wolf we're at the fac
fory Yesterday morning when retoman came to begin
tbs davis work Just then Treahan remarked 70 WOf :
There ia the gun and powder and shots II we had caps
We might shoot some rats" with which the place is
infested Tetoman said jokngly tha tthey might shoot
hiyn Treahan picked up The weapon. pointed III at
nm and pulled the trigger. The gun was discharged
nd M contents entered TetOmans thigh Just below the
syoin Surgical aid at once obtained, Out the man
6isd in spJe of it, Treaban asserts that ne dd not
nov The gun was loaded. He put under lock ana
Hav Wolf is detained a witness. Drs' Drop ana
1scohv who attended the deceased say he dled from
Sbock 70 the nervous system. The physicians VINO
oSa The nost-morrem examination say he died from
inss Of blood Tetoman leaves q wife and one child.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
THE BIBLE IN THE SCHOOLS.

The Rev. d. II. Miller lectured in the
Flfeth-st Church (near Eighthave last evening un-
der the auspices Of Freedom Association No. g. MI
Miller IS Baptist clergyman who has identified him'
self with the cause Of the Bible In the pubic Schools
and the recent attempt assassination having been
connected in the minds of his friends with hls opinions
On this popnlar subject of dispute, the natural result OF
his presence and subject brought crowd TO the cAurch
10 hear him. The pulpit and the table below II were
dr.ped with American flags, behind which sat with the
lecturer the Rev Mr. Fitzpatrick Of Ireland. now on a
visit 70 this country While the lecture was IN pro-
yress the Rev. DR.. Dowling, author OF History OF
t1rer mad concluded, made br1e1 remarks. .
AT the conclusion OF the lecture the Rev Dr D9wilne
bref but enthusiastic remarks upon the po IaSo VI
this great question and the danger tla thrtaevu % .o
ami Bible
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
RIIL Way INTERESTS.
IMPORTANT CHANGES IN THE MANAGEMENT
OF WESTERN LINES.

IMPORTANT CHANGES IN THE MANAGEMENT
OF WESTERN LINES.
PITrBCRGH, July 29.-The recent death OF
J Eigar Thompson, ana the consequent promotion Of
Col. Thomas A. Scott the Presidency Of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad, has rendered necessary several in-
pOrtani changes the ndgement OF the western
leased lines which announced by official order TO
take effect Aug l. j. n Mccullough has been relieved
from the duties OF General Manager Of the Pennsyyana
Company and promoted to the important trust OF FIRST
Vice-President J. d. Llng, for long time Assistant
General Manager Of the Eastern Division, has been
advanced to the position OF General Manager OF the
Pennsylvania Company, deserved promotion IN CON
sderdtion OF the valuable support given to Mr. Ne
Culluugh since the assumption blythe latter OF the
General SUPERINTENDENT OF the Fort Wayne RDad IN
lsGi. George Webb, recently Assistant General Man
sIer of Pittsburgh Cincinnati and 81. Louis Road
Is 10 take the place by Mr. Lling Assistant
Genera. Manager :. " FELTON,, IT.. has been appointed
Mr. Webb- successor. d. W Caldwell has oeen
appointed General Manager OF the Pittsburgh Clncln
81. Louis ROAD assuming the duties OF when
the Hon. H. W Jrw.tt was recently relieved Oa tne
occasion OF lis appointment President Of tho Erie
nd
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
THE THIRD AND MOST IMPORTANT DAY OF L
SARATOGA MEETING.

SARATOGA, July 29.-TO-mOrrOw Is the most
ip,nortant ay Of tne race meeting nere for the
tog Stakes Tor twOyearOlds the richest event OF the
season for horses OF that age, and the Saratoga Cup are
20 he run for eavytran fell necessarily last night ana
At intervals to-day that although tonight the weather
"a clear the track certain To be heavy one to-iDOr-
row. Under the favorable circumstances he"Vy'
sippery course IS not considered favorable to Freak
ness's chances, aud. in consequence, Mr.. hcDdneIs
entry of Katie Pease and SorngDOk. both brilliant and
weitried public performers. the favorte over the
field The turf opinion to the comparative merits OF
sanford's and McDaners differs greatly, and
There is much discussion in the places requented by
racing men as to the result OF the cup race. Pools sell
AZ the following average rates:
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
Mr.. MOULTON SUMMONED.
MR.. BEECnER REPORTED TO HAVE CALLED FC3 MS
TESTIMONY.

An unsuccessful cifJrt was made ia5t nlght
to confirm the statements in the following agticir, which
appe lrei IN The Brooklyn Edyic yesterday;
We are Informed and authorz ii announce that the
Rev Henry Ward Beecher has very recently written
letter MuultOn, winch Mr.. Bcecner eirIr-tY
tee EXHIBIT all has, ana tell all ne Knows vita refer
cnce 10 the matters controversy between Theodore
riiton and Henry Ward B.rcher.' The letter il de-
cared to Oe long, explicit. earnest, uninstSI 1e anu
10 the C ct nai Mr BeeCher wish and 3lr N'u-
ton no alternative for the latter u - before tho
Committee, fully aad frankly t. SAY ali ~ cdh say,
f,rtbNIth Tnls earnest letter OK request rom
Ar 8-erhpr coming III with the reqnest OF the COM
nnitlee itself VIII reach has reached. III. Mlu.-
ron nc Narrag Pier. whore ne has been WIN ils
vile the liy not well! Tie position OF 'he Gcdt
preacher in tis resp lifils O course Just whd r
pnbc that on All demand, OF Nj MjutJn - SPEAK
experted ul NJ. Estcnsr IL. I.r0u, 1h t'ia J,deF
hand remains 20 cOuti tcut tIIt Nr. MDlliul Won't
sp.k az % suggest thc tncu-nt i> L. ner d -
tue wish IN the or Air. Tl.Jn himself. IL l'
NOT known wlat Mr.. Ipuitou WI tlL
of ht. duy The promises. Nhtr WOW A"e -tvte
thinks he ought take, The Eagle has tri t' eA'r-'- H.
Mr Nouon sr5iiuy Knows fnut me EtVe, tir pdbitr
1,I Lnc tee tnuh he ought 20 srsd', id No" he
yuoWs tlat Mr. BcccAer cutlrcy t-r-t' VIII 'il tHl
nf., him to 30 So tbO II the ODliGauin On W. '-
nj was cOnsderaDs befOr-. we snpuI thlnK q! j, IN
Deratiye now; ana moreover. We Jl!Ih tdi' dit1 -
nIy the more strongly cuiplct uJ tlt ldlt 1~-i ,t'
OF Sir Tuton that Sir. MOdlt0n w0H't srftk ana pf
the latest patent devices, SAGA a. cOusy' puJli4-
fiOn,' ant arrests, 10 make Nj l4itOAs assurances
real, possible.