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Mr.. LYLE is mad, and may be ex-
pccted to make pointed illusions to the
" sharp-headed editors of the little ticky
Stanford paper When he opens up
ON an offender with his whitening satire
and scorching Billing-gate. that offender
il "done for" demolished, annihila,ed,
extirpated. We will not, at this time,
be provoked to a retort. We will say,
however, that such speeches are rarely
heard from aspirants for the dignified
and respectable position of county
Judge,
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SHOOTING crackers on the 4ih of July
cost one town in Illinois goo. O0o, and
one in Pennsylvania 100000. Other
towns lost more or less by the misuse of
these useless and dangerous playthings.
The importation of them has been for
hidden by Congress, We believe, and if
it has not been done. it should be. Sim
pie gun-powder is far less dangerous,
and equally effective as a means Of 4th
of July Qualification.
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The c wier-Iournal SAYS that the
public debt was decrease,lsl27 ,0OO, 900 in
ls74-and 500, 900, 900 in 1872, but
last year it was decreased less than s..
900. GOETHE cause of the falling off
was, that no President was TO be elected
this year. This is certainly a very sig
ufiicant fact.
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The town of Lancaster has purchased
a Champion Fire Extinguisher, at a cost
Of $4,000. The county court gave them
$500 of the sum. Richmond is contem-
plating the purchase of similar ma
chine. and Stanford should do so, and
not only think about it, but actually
make the purchase. A very small tax
on our property would suffice, and it
might he the means of saving many
thousands of dollars.
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The Hearth and Home is now edited
BY Orpheus c. Kerr, Or II. Newell,
once the husband of the famous actress
in Mazeppa, the nude rider, Ada Isaac
Menken Heeian Newell, and who was
the special favorile of Alexandra Dumas.
She wa. married three or four times aud
as often divorced, and died at last from
excessive dissipation. Mr.. Newell is, We
believe, u rather humorous writer.
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On our frst page will be found dig
nihei aald scholarly article from Capt.
J-hn W. futile, independent candidate
ior the District Judgeship. AZ a speei-
men of fair English composition, il is
elegant. A campaign document, We
regard il as exquisi!oly harmless, like
uur strange visitor, the comet, luminous,
IN piiehy darkness, but as iuOilensiye
and pover'e,s TO harm Is the genial FIRE
fly. Real il.
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THE large farm dwelling house of
DIR. :. G.. Hooker, at Turnesville in
in this county, together with nearly all
the furniture therein, was destroyed by
fire on Wednesday night last We have
not learnd the particulars, hut hear that
his loss i. over 81, 500-with no insur-
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Hoy. ELI Il. WAsHBURN Is said to he
a prnbable candidate for nomination to
the Presidency for next term, on the
Republican ticket, and that If Grant
could name his successor there would he
no doubt of his selecting Mr. Wash
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In printing the list of graduates at
Daughters College on the 18th inst.
the name of Miss Mollie &. Hill Of
Stanford, KY, was accidcntly omitted
Miss Hills teachers all concur in pro-
nouncing her an accomplished scholar as
well most charming and estimable
young lady.-knfurty People.
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kENTUCKY has ll6 counties, 10 Cir
cult Court districts, 4 Common Pleas
Courts, 2 Chancery Courts, (special),
I Criminal Court, (speeiaD, and 4
Judges oi her Appellate Court, Of which
the Hon. NJ. X. Hardin is Chief Justice
At this time.
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THE DISTRICT CANVASS.
Appointments. Of Ow.Iey and Chris,nan

Honorables M. ii. Owsley and j. :.
Chri,man, Democratic candidates for the
Judgeship and CONFERENCE.-The A,tor-
neyship in the Sth Congressional Dis
trict have made the following appoint
ments, AID invited their opponents to
meet them. Speaking to commence at
y o,,loek H. NJ each day.
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TON BOWLING carried of the Mon
mouth cup at Long Branch the other
day, but did not make good time, Us
there was no iced of it. He ran all the
way under a strong pull.
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The Beecher-Tilton scandal case re-
mains about the same. Mr.. Tilton has
withdrawn from his paper the Golden
Age, and modified his tone in regard to
Beecher, Mr.. Beecher has written a
letter to his Church, in which he express
ed doubt as to his ever living to preach
another sermon to his congregation.
The poor fellow is taking it to heart. "
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LINCOLN COUNTY. KENTUCKY.

We constantly receiving istters u enquiry IA
raatncc 10 county It, y pullilon, product
iveuess ITice q anls, etc 10 snswer these truth.
italy and tiris, We have collected from reliable
suuncs The following information, to which we will
rpreni additional facts and statistics they to
Lincoln county was arganissd in 1870. being Of
the ttrce colntlss vaiei h,n coa?,sei the State "
Kentucky. Il Is situated in the central part Of the
stac aud Il one q the coGntics which co;lrose the
fr-hiaed Bidevrrs belt II contains an: Of $50
square miles and has population Of ioai7. Thssu
ise l. gently unluasins and the .o rieh and rroiur,-
Nv. Limestone uudsriies barre part u the county
had the hn-, imperishable limestone rock may be
gISrried IN almost any lcron Of tAe county Timber
Is plentiful IN the timbered section o. the county,
fnosn the KNOBS suitable for almost all manu-
ficturing purpasa In the Bluegrass PARTON, comprise
ing Of 200 square miles there Is remaining
n eood deal Of maple white oak, hee,h black walnut,
eim poplar and hickory timber. la amerabe sprinas
a1d Meoks Of Limestone aud son stone water abound
ia all parts u the couny and in the eastern portion
here the celebrated Crab Orchard salts are manuact-
trei, fine rnersi water Is abundant. The principal
streams Dix River Hanging Fork and Green River.
The 6rs' rfmc< fows along the northern boundary :,
the 2nd flows in anoriheasern through some
Of the most srtic lands in the county and empties
into p.x River Greea River rises about the center
the e~riy and flows through broken, timbered part,
Ia q south westerly direction.
The Knoxville branch Il the Louisville Nashville
rrilvay the county from northwest souih
rsL The Cincinnati southern railway. nov under
,ns.sustivn through the west end q the county
nbuut y miles, and crosses the l. Y. II. r. very
near the line between Boyle and Lincoln. The
tcs adjoining Lincoln are, Boyle, Gsrrard Pulaski
Escks.ssle and Casey. Stanford is the county ;
s'a,ed In The ccn;eri population about 1905 annual
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TIE Fayette county Grapgers had
Curious old plcnie on the 4th, near Lex,
instnn. They had gay old time"
AMI lots of good eliLles.
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So LONG as there is food in the land,
there no danger of famine or any serious
suffering. Go to work and bring out all
there may he in the dry soil.
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Ir is said that the taxable property Of
Cincinnati, for this year, is only aboui
fbrty-lwo millions. We don't believe
that il is less than six times this amount.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-10

Gns BURNSIDE made a short address
to the printers of Knoxville, Tenn, the
other day.
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County Appointments.

The Democratic nominees for county Offices
will address the people OF Lincoln county at
the following times and places, at O'Clock,
Al
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The Pope of Rome. Plus OH, has
been sammalily expelled from the Order
of Freehasons on account at his hostile
elicts Ia reference 10 the order. Served
him right
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-10

EIGHT thousand adults are now in
Washington City seeking employment,
ia vain.
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Persons desiring work IN my line. executed a. the
bot sly amt AZ me lowest Iiio's Nll please cave
hsir urlers 20 che iri'tluI lHrual Nhs go AID e-a
ne "a ~tlnaHd Hsi.IlHg. au rnW P 81. n"f iNa
.t-tf. a.. intDlss
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TuE celebration Of the completion Of
the great bridge "a, s. 10 u, MAS the
grmiest eycr seen in that great city.
The procession was twelve miles long,
'nd was Gye hours in passing a gissn
Ipah
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


August E'cesiss, ls7L
ra Cirrk II the Court n Arrc,,s.
Carr. THOMAS. &. JONES.
For nlaris, JudEe,
NJ. II. OWSLEY.
fcr Commonwealth Attorney,
J. $. CHRISMAN.
Clcrt ~ tho Circpit Court
WV. II. MILLER.
iuis. Of the iAncoin County Court.
lloS. ". &. SAUFLEY.
County Attorney.
CAPT. W. g. WEIGH.
Clerk Of the uounly Cnurt
JOHN BLAIN.
s5sfG
W. Il WRITER'S.
iaiirr
THOMAS BUFORD.
Assessor.
JESSE Z. CARTER
SgrveTor.
L. :. GOOCH.
C.roner.
ELISHA UPrHEGROVE.
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THERE ave 1900 Indians on the war.
path south of Kansas.
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CAPT. JONES' ELu0uuuLurY.


AT a meeting Of the Democratic State
Executive Committee. composed Of tn,
State Central Committee, with one addi
tional committee from each Congression.
al district. held at the Gait House,
Louisville, on Tuesday, July Z, at l2M.,
in pursuance to call, Hon. X. 7
Prichari, Of the Tenth district, was call
ed to the chair, and j. Stoddard John
ston elected secetary.
A quorum Of the committee being
present, the chairman stated the object
Of the meeting to be to consider the
charges against Captain 7. G. Jones,
Democratic nominee tor the clerkship OF
the Court Of Appeals as affecting his
eligibility to the office. After due con.
sidcration aud discussion on the subject Mr.
W. +. Gregory Of the second district,
submitted the following resolution which
was unanimously adopted:
Resolt6 Dat it is the sense Of this
committeeN'that Thomas c. Jones is
eligible to the clerkship of the Court Of
Appeals,
Mr.. J. c. Underwood movedthat a
subcommittee OF three be appointed to
prepare an address to the Democracy Of
Kentucky expressive Of the sense of the
committee upon the subject, and the
same was adopted. Whereupon the
chair appointed as said committee
Messers Underwood, Gregory, and
Johnston.
A recess having been taken during
the preparation of the address, upon
reassembling the following report was
made and unanimously adopted;
THE ADDRESS
IT, Ire Democratic Voters Of KeRcucly:
The Democratic State Central Exccu.
tive Committee. having carefully and
fully investigated the qsestion of the
eligibility of Capt. Thomas c. Jones to
office in Kentucky, do unanimously ex-
press our opinion that he is eligible, and
that there are no grounds in the facts of
the case on which to raise a serious
doubt to the contrary.
We do therefore not only recommend
to the Democracy of the State our regular
nominee for the Clerkship of the Court
Of Appeals as man in every way
worthy Of support, but We earnestly
urge upon every good and true Democrat
the necessity and duty of prompt and
decisive action at the polls, and we ap-
peal'to them to march shoulder toshoulder
and on the first Monday of August in
achieving another overwhelming victory
for our cause, and at the same time re-
buking the Vaccinations of our politi-
cal foes. Courier Joarnol.
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N0UUTN UI TnTIns !
I. Jno. J. McIsaberts Casiier 81 above named tank
Of stanford, do Ssicmlly that the aipye -sts-
meni is true 10 the bsst OF NY know ledge and bsef
JNo. q McRobtBTS, Cashier.
Subscribed and 10 b-i1fe me this 7th DAY II
July, 1874 J. h. Owsi.El, y. T.. l. L.
CORRECT ATTEST
H. = wtrqERs
T. n MuS rsoNERY niretors
J. ! MURPHY,
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DsRs. BLACKBERRY a pEyToN,

Having rmel part ership hr the praiice of Medi
cine and surgery, resl=ta y teuier their services 10
the eli z.ns Of stanford and vicinity. Ofee ON Main
street, isrmsrly oecupei by In Jack tttig, where
they be eOnsuts AT an, time when not prui ,on-
ally engaged In u resides ss,ond building North u
nanyille l gate, Las sde ui Pike, whefe he can he
found at night ss-ti
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LAND DEPARTMENT.
I iNcoLN COUNTY
FARM FOR SALEi

oiet hr saie NY plscc rrntalnina ~ acres situated
~ MILES North ~ SisnfuFd the stamford and
btnVlte tufuPike said fum has guri, hous.
Containing bur rnnis heluv anil fuums above up
on ~ 4 vel waieredi hrs o splendid young or,hsfd
sith ~ chni'c NUT trces etc Dor terms, etc, cd
dr-s, at STANFORD, Ny, O. W COOK.
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LNARM FOR SALE.

The farm on which Col r. = nrectiarldse 70
Gently resided, In lincoln cnunty near Shelby
,ity on The stanforl aud knoh iiak tarnpike,
v uffrei ft sale said farm contains shoat 80 acres
With comfortable improvements aud VII be- sold q
Whole or IN parts
ler further information apply TO the undersigned,
silaining the frm ~ addrca- ., shelby tty, ~
s-tf X. DfNNEY
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF STANFORD.

A. sanEd In the STATE u Hcnturky at close Of busl
ns.s Jane 16th, is't
RESuURCEs
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List of Gifts,

and total 20. OoOgifl. all cash .. 500. 600
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tp rer sc.s. ssw Ani grist mills are abundant I'll
ssur.y = n"teI far lie net work Of turnpike runnn
fion the ssnier 70 al B,ghboring towns besides
n1eruus nelglbos hood irrnpikes.
Thcrr,regnte indebtedness Of the county audite
by the court Of claims fr 1873 including accrued in
1-rerf on lends s2ls
Beaded liOOO
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We can furnish At Wholesale list prices any stove
graie OF casting anufactured Ia the United s'ates
, 1874-06-17

lust boon hoard boforo ono Of tho Pars corrta.
Illis VIVA . civil aetion, brought by hondholslor
oan, and otlern, 10 rccovo, pi n1nagea % for orpos
sustained by tho fraudB for which tho t!ofontlunts
q, nro nov undergoing scntot,cca Of imprisonment.
Tho l'lat.tiT clatnlod tho Reimbursement Of tho
sum paid fer tho bonds in 180a with intorost
from tint ilAte. n tho col,rt ttecdoh sbstatl-
ttally that tie defendants wero responsible, hut
dotesrod lts verdict, as It could mt ut present
appreciate tho a!nolnt Of thu prejudice suffered
Tho I'nris Company Of Agontn do OIlaugo mud
"n Advertising Agency l!avo oact, nlroaty been
condemned to pnyn cortai1 proportion Of tho
1osa, and III addition tho Uniiod States 0ovorn-
,ne1lt haB granted to tho bondho!dcrB 7UD, 900
acioa of land Oh tho lino Mt present completed
ntad tn working. Tho court in consequence pont-
poncd Judgment for year, during which tmo
the convention for tho exchange OF tho bonds
for mud nay be- cnrriol out, nr sufficiently all
vnnced to poru,it tho Judges to fix tlto t1a1nnso
cauaot, and tho respective rights Of tho pnrtos
tic capo was III consequence ordered to stand
over until tho first Thllrniay iu Juno, 1916"
, 1874-06-17


Tho Spencer Nens brings column account Of
damages dono in Clay County by Sunday nights
storm. Tho tornado passed that section-2oo
miles woHt md 40 miles north, by air-linoB. from
Dubliquo-at half.pnsr II O'Clock, showing that
tho storm advanced at tho rate OF about 10 miloa
m hour. palmor'a largo grain warehouse waa
caught up bodily by tho storm, md, with all its
contentH, Carried several rods, and ret down with
tue east. The II. Z. Church waa moved
several inches, and tho most OF tho
plasterug knocked of. Richard Miners
dwelling WAS moved half round. About
2milos woBt of Spencer. ..alr. Charles Carver was
killed. A sister OF his wifo came to visit and
stay ovor night and, as the house waH small
and contained but ono bod, A1r. 9. md young
mau named pinneo, OF Spencer, also visiting
there, slept in the granary. The building was
demolished, and Carvor WAS instantly killed by
falling beamt. Young pinnoo escaped unhurt,
and carried the Bad tidings to tho house and tho
noighboss, WHO, on arriving on the ground, found
the corpse horribly mutlated, the whole back Of
the head crushed in, tho faco foarfully cut and
bruised, all arm broken, and ot1ter injuries in-
1ioted. Tho deceaBod was very intelligent and
highly~respccted citizen, and Ind boon married
hut q few wooks. The anguish Of his young
bride mas torrible.
, 1874-06-17

somo years. ngo cottou-broker named q. D
Iomar sued tho Government for sC00,0o0 worth
Of cotton. which lie claimed was conflscatcti dur
ing tho Wnr Mr.. Lemar employed as his coun-
eel Mr.. J. Il. Herbert, OF tliis city, aereang to
give him, in caso tha suit was aucceHhful s20 600.
Mr.. Herbert, employed Gen. 3. r. Butler, and
the inter pushed tile case with s,ch energy that
4 Judgment in favor Of Lomar Was granted about
tlron months ago for $3.50, 600. Con. Butlor do
ductcd *20, 900 from tho aboyo snm and renitted
bort out III tho cold. The latter applied to Dutlor
for 4 fair share Of tho s20,01O. but was met by q
blunt refusal to give up q cent Of it. Now
lIorbolt Inns commenced suit ngainst Lemar to
recover tho fee for which lo stipulated in caBo
the suit waa successful, mud yesterday made mp
p!cat!on before Judge Happen, IN tho Brooklyn
to take tic tostinlony Of Con. Butler at Wash
ington. The application was opposed, but, after
some argument. tho Courtgranted tho application
to take the testimony Of Gen. Butler at his homo
in Massachusetts, if ho cannot 10 found in Now
York within tho next two wceks.
, 1874-06-17
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

To tbs Edffor of Tho Chicago Tribune:
slR' 1t may nj ,Fcll bo tnken for granted that
tho proper method Of subduing intomporanoc is
not by legislation. This l1aa boon tried no thor
oug'y, and has failed 30 aigna1ly, TINT 1t uoen,a
,taelesH to tcst 1t further. No pormano1t good
haa resulted from 1t, and It BoornB TINT oven in
jury has boon dono thu cauao by untimely and
ntuuioous efforts to foroo prohib,tory lawn upou
statea aud locaitioa not dositlng or prepared for
them.
Tho woman's PRAYING movement, which swept
Ohio ltko tidal wave, spout lts forco and
strength tn an endoavor to bring about political
action. 80 long as 1t maintained ltBolf separate
long did Il carry all before it.@@whon. however, r.
1t allied tao1f to politics, aud sought to Bubsti-
tuto law for eupplIcatton. forco tor porauauon
u lost Its power and began to rotrogrntio UNTIL
from grand conflict 1t has dcgoloratod to d
Tho prohibitory manta took tho place Of tho
great mural idoa that was the inspiration Of tho
Ohio movement, and revealed tho fact Tint 1t
had Its vulnerable point Of attack. 1Ion who
and vote againHt. TINT plea. Tho arpeal to tho
ballot waa challenge to tho opposition, aud
wna gladly accoptod. They could oppose ii tho
polls what they haa not tho courage to do whom
vAy and turn from H. Thav com11 i
Ind political arguments md gonh}stries to
maot those advanced by tho prohibitions
pravors and nlont1inra vnro Tin oniv fnrcon
brought against them, thew woro dumb. TGev
Ind 10 loT}o to oyortbrow than and ytoonca
they dared not uuo, without inyoIlnt: tho exocra-
ttons of mankind.
Questionable as tho praying noyomons WAN in
regard to manner aud means used to accomplish
tho uprooting Of tho iquor-b,1sincsg, it had tho
, 1874-06-17

QUEENSTOWN, Juno 1U.-W!,on the steamer
unruly mob had gathered On tho dock awaiting
The appearance OF NJ. Henri Rochofort, who
WINS gonerally known to bo on board.
AZ nochefort paHyed down tho gangway,
ho was immediately recoenized by The crowd,
aud nude rush for him ns ho lantled. rho
police surrounded IocI,arort, WHO, 1t IL fonretl,
woula lavo been lynched but for their protcc-.
tio,!. Tho iutonsoly-oxcited mob, rushing
fnrwarf. hooting uud yelling. followed
from that t'lace tho police escorted him to the
dopot, whoro only passengers wure admitted. Iiip
arrival A. Cork WA not expected. lie therefore
pasBed through tho citv nnnnticol, aud took tho
train for Dublin, whence ho will proceed to Lon
uou,
, 1874-06-17
THE SCORE.
Errors--Athlcttca, II; Hnrtfords, 10.
Runs tar'tea-Athlrtcs, l.; HArdforts, Q.
THE Au1UALs AGAIN DEFEAT TILE loBToNH-5
,


Runs tarned-Athlet3cs, !; HArdforls, Q.
THE NuTUALs AGAIN DEFEAT TIE loBToNH-5
TO 2. I.
Speeiat Dsrdteh "a Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, lime 18.-Tho Mntuals OF this
city won their second victory over thu champion
Boston Red Stockings here to-day. The occa-
aon was their sixth championship gamo with
tho BostonB. Play was callod At i:05, with tho
Dostons ut tho bat. BARNES opened with q
hot groundor to Cnrey, and WIS re-
tired Ut tlrst base. White mado baso
hit. Spa1d1ng wss taken on tho fly BY 1}urdoci.
White stealing aecond, and comiug in OIL Nc
Voy'a Int. Loonard was takou on foul fly.
Highum oroned for tho Afutuala and waa put
out Mt frat base by Leonard and O'lourko. Al
1ison mud Start Zach scored run.
Mother aitle scored in their second inning, but
In the third tho Dostons added oro moro to their
score mud the MutualH two. Af.or this tho playing
Of both sidea was yery shnrr. Tho BoBtons
failc to acore again in their other innings, while
the h1utualB added only ono more to their score.
The following III tho Bcoro by innings:
THE sconE.
Innfnqs- IL 8 1 b G .
nostons s..................l Q Q . . . 0 o-2
Mutuals ........"....2 0 2 I o o 0 Q 0-5
UMpfrt-afr scnHenlorter. OF tho Athletic Club,
Rt'ls tarn.d-Doston, /; Mutuall. !.
1lHe Of g1Mt-2 hours.
, 1874-06-17

TIE EN0L1Bu RACES.
LoNnoS, June 1G.-rhe Ascot rsco moct-
ing began to-day. The Ascot sakcs wore
won by Coventry; Fovc, second; Tho Scamp,
Tho Prince Of Wales ntnkea uero won by Loo
1inuH; Atlantic, second I.eu,nas, third. Six
ran. The gold vase given BY Her a1njesty was
won by OrEaniBt Montargs, second Lillian,
third. -Four ran.
JEnomE PARK RACES.
New YonK, june 1G.-The r;lccs at Jerome
Park to-day woro we'll attended,. The flra1 race
tho lalies' stalse-for ilIlios yearA old, IL
miles, NaB won by DonAyenture; Lava second ;
Countess third. Tnna, 2:I21l. Tho Solng race,
, 1874-06-17
PORTUGAL,

L1anoy, June 1G.-TAo steamer Africa has re-
turned to this port utter successfully subnlerg-
lng lar section Of tho lirazilinM catlo. Tho line
aaa boon tested MID fnunA to work satisfactorily,
mi haadcd over to tho llazilian CubIe Com
9any. unbiokcn tolosrapisio communication la
snd 1fnueira to st. Vlncent, Cupe do Verde
, 1874-06-17

TnoTT1Nd At JACKSON, M1Cn.
8ptciat Dtsnath to The Chicago Tribune.
JACKSON, D1ch., Juno 1G-The Juno nloeting
Of tho Jackson Horse Breeders Association com
moncod to-day. rho attendance nu1nberotlabout
5000. The rccent tainB, particularly last nights
storm, kept some away. Tho track, which Ia nc
knowledgod the lest half-milo course III tic
Union. WAS in gool condition, mud, Mt o'clock
tho tlrco-miuuto raco, for purse Of al 900, wag
callod. Thcro wers thirteen entries, oleyen Of
which trottcd.. Ri'sori took the first money,
s; S759 @ Granville; asso second money Sa0o; Fox,
moucY Il60. -'--~o-~ .
, 1874-06-17
Tho Narblc.Eront I

Tho Mnrblc-Front Residence
AMI lot, No. 81 Sixteenth street, bowesn Aichigan
anal Intiinna avenues Will bo huld at auction at p.
nl., thlH day, on tho rrensca by 9. Q. Tlayor Co.,
Roal Estato Aucionocrg. The salo Will lu peremptory.