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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-17
- -N11S - sN &c. DOUGLAS GRAY.
sept 1o-2t Register I'm bankrup1cy

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
/ States, for the Western DlstrlcI OF Va
In Bankruptcy. 9sf- ~-,, s.,s.t sss
In the matter Of George A. Schoppert, bankrupt.
At Harrisonburg in said District, on the srd day
OF September, a. d., leV4
TAKE NoTIcE-An order has been issued that az
the creditors OF the said George A. schoPpert pank
rupt appear before C. Douglas Gray, Register IN
Bankruptcy at his office in Harrisonburg,, on tne
and show cause, if any they have. why a certain
House and that part OF the Lot attached tnereto'
fronting on Augusta street. in the CITY OF staunto
belonging to the said bankrupt. should not De soid
free OF liens, by Harvey Risk, Assignee IN BANK
ruptcy, of said George A. Schoppert, and all the
liens transferred to the fund arising from snch sale
C. DOUGLAS GRAY,
sent LOFT Register in Bankruptcy.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
J. States, for the Western District OF Vlrgnla--ln
Bankruptcy. "a III f1et
In the matter eff 7. P. Pendleton. bankrupt
AtHarrisonburg. in said District on the 4th day
OF September, a. d., 1874. I.
TAKE NoTIcE-An order has been issued that all
the creditors of I. P. Pendleton, Bankrupt appear
before c. Douglas Gray, Register in Bankruptcy at
his office Harrisonburg Va, the 9Th day OF Oc-
tober, H. d., l874 at 10 oclock, and show cause
II any they have, why the real estate belonging to
said bankrupt. consisting OF tract OF Land situated
and lying in the county Of Clarke and State OF Viz
ginia adjoining the lands OF John d. Richardson.
Col Francis McCormicks heirs, Edgar Allen. and
Others containing mall, about 1ouF hundred and
thirty Eve acres should not be sold Tree OF liens and
elcuinbrances. by Marshall Mccormick and David
H MCGUIRE Assignees in bankruptcy, of the said
T. p. Pendeton, and the liens transferred to the
c. DOUGLAS GRAY.
sept lo-2t Register i'm Bankruptcy
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-17
A merican Hotel. nj 1sasagg VS.
IA Immediately at C. & Ohio Railroad Depo

nftF1CHM -.-,1-. ~58gTEW
IA Immediately at C. & Ohio Railroad Depot,
STAUNTON, VA.
McCHESNEY 4 NADENBOUsCH.ya-n Proprietors,
The Proprietors In resurningg the amusement OF
this well known and popular Hotel 50 long and favor-
ably known to the travelling pubic, premisein the
borne ps FIRST-CLASS HOTEz.1 ssAonN
Its locality Immediately at the RAILROAD Depot rem
Business or in search OF health; rs 70 s7ss
Ali the offices Of the graph and StaseInes
ming to this town are adjoining this house. -.
aA frst.cass hye " n s t conaue'f ras
' = : McCHESNEY K co.
R-fdtizens of the county will he Furnished dim
der at so cents and Horses fed by Pat Toole at 26
cents "a. .s4s..
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-17
BunEr5tp5 Notices.
lease No. 527


lease No. 527j -llpS
a IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i s,a.es, 1or Western District OF Virginia
Al Bankruptcy.
ETssg In the matter of George c. Harris, bankrupt
40 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
- 4.t The undersigned, F. A, Berlin, OF Rocking
3E ham CO. Va, hereby gives notice OF his appoint
- ment as Assignee OF the estate OF Geo G. Harris
Of White Hall. Frederick Co. in said district who
was on the 3rd day OF November. a. d. 1874 adjudg
gTs,d bankrupt his petition by the District
Court of said district.
"a Dated Harrisonburg. Sept, 18th 1874:
son I0'3t F. A. BERLIN, Assignee.
80 - 80, ,,..so Tease No. 63IJ a e&
5ss THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That ON the 18th day
II ANIL 1874, a warrant III Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate of Geo. T. Myers OF Mt Crawford.
Rockingham county, Va, who has been adiudged
Isankrupt on his petition That the payment
OF any de- BITS and the delivery OF any property be-
Ion ri to said bankrupt, to him or for his use and
Of property " him are iorbid Is
Bankrupt, to prove their debts and chose one OF
m IRE assignees of his estate will be held at Court
of Bankruptcy holden at the office OF the Reg
isser in Bankruptcy. in Harrsonbuag Va, before c.
Douglas Gray esq, Register, on the SOth day Of Sep
ieAnber d.. 1874, at 10 o'clock a. H. -, ~
ads sept LOOT U. S. Marshal for said District
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-17
lease NO. 632l

eaff THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That on the 18th day
~ OF July 1874, warrant in Bankruptcy issued
against the estate of JAMES L. .Louthan, Berry
vile. Clarke Virginia, who has been adjudged q
bankrupt on his own petition THAT the payment %
lug to said bankrupt to him or for his use, ard the
ransfcr of any property by him, forbiddeR by
law THAT meeting OF the creditorsof said Eaak
se1apt, to their debts and choose
signces OF ms estate viii be acid al court OF
Bankruptcy. to be holden at nae eace sf the Regs
sahst in Bankruptcy, III Kalrsonburg Va before C.
Douglas Gray. Esd, Register. on the s0th day OF
sept lnDer, a. d. 18Th at 10 O'clock a.
----s--sl---4-----e .sa = A. s. GRAY.
sep G-st U. S. Marshal for said District
New chemical croton cnloral For sale by
Y X. Tylee. druggist. Jan
ft"'rt Bargains III DIS Cvo.-. ~ IL ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-17

FARMERS will find at C. L. weller's Boot Shoe
Il and Hat Store, large stock OF Boots and
Shoes Good Goods and prices low. Give him a call
and buy. april 23-I
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-17
\ rew chemical croton cnlvral. For sale by v
IN H. Tylee, druggist. ian

-" nj Bargains III Cl'-aS Cvo,-. u
" = ii Asa sss,sae ". Il y -. ~ 1;Bs
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-17

7TINE GOLD PENS large sssortmspt
r mari HznRFER to s. booksellers.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-17

g olution Iodo Bromide eff Calcium comp. Fo,
~ sale by W. +. Tyree, druggist. jan 8
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-17

4 A MONOPOLY OF this Valuable Deposit has been
created in favor Of this Company by the Crown Off
GERS. The name "GUANAHANI" is a Registered
TRADE MARK at the United States Patent Office,
and all persons are warned from making use OF the
same in connection with fertilizers OF any kind.
, 1874-05-06
SPRINGFIELD.
QharRes Against tho City Government
.-tElic IEnt1rDnu and Warehouse Com.
lii niEkfnm1rH-f1fEEnAn tn Hnrnnr0finIs8. Il.

Charges Against tho City Government
.-trlio IRnt1rOnd and Warehouse Oom.
Misstonors-Ltccnso to Corporations
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
spn1NoF1EID, ILL.,, May 5.-Applioation will bo
made to tho Circuit Court hero tomorrow, for
an injunction to restrain tho city nuthodtios
from contracting any further dobt, and from
issuing warrants unloss the money is in tho City
Treasury to make immediate payment Of shona.
The Hon. N. ". Edwards, m old resident Of this
city, and heavy taxpayer, Is moving in tho
matter. He has recently sent to tho Journal
q Berios Of articles. III which ho mnkoB grave
charges against tho management OF our city
atlnira. He has tho sympathy Of Ill our tax
payers in his fight. y
The Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
hold session Of their Doardat Enst st. Louis to-
morrow TO inquire into certain charges against
tho Ohio / mississippi Railroad at that point,
and on Thursday they meet in Cairo to bear q
complaint against the Illinois Central Railroad.
They will prbably be engaged there for tho rest
Of the voek.
Licenses were issued to-day to tho niversitio
Hotel Company, Of Cook County, capital $50 900,
and to tile American Car-Starter Company, Of
Chicago, capital. s100, 900.
William H. Harper, the Chief Grain Inspector,
reports for April as follows: Balance on hand
March 81, SIS, ,850.47 collected for April, e.
918.14; expenditures for April, S1,278.19; bal
ance on hand, S17.890.43.
, 1874-05-06
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jamen NoN1urry began suit against Samuel

CIRCUIT COUNT.
Jamoa Moh1urry began suit against Samuel
patrickT. shorlocl. began . suit In tr9spana
Briggs, md P. T. Habor for $4,000.
THE COUNTY counr:
In tho matter Of tho ostate Of Daniel Ffoomhn
grant OF administration was issued to Maria
Wood, late Maria Freeman. under an approved
bond Of e9, GOO: Lotters OF guardianship wore
alao Issued to Maria Wood rs guardian Of Mary
man, untler al approved bond Of %, COO.
=, In tho natter or tho estate Of volnoy ..
Truax, grant Of administration was issnod to
Iobias olump, under All approved bond OF
s09oo. Lottorg Of gnnrdtannh1p we're Al also t.
Trua1. minor l,oir Of Volnoy 3. Trua1, undor an
approved bond OF 90, 200.
Dy agreement Of parties, Special Asscsun1cnt
Case No. 404, Of tho City of Chicago, ,vas tried
,portionatcly, aaacesed, and aeaossmont correct.
Appeal to Circuit Court prayed and allowed, on
tflIl'ng bond In e2oo during present torn OF tho
Technical objections to Special Aseesamont
tried BY jury. Vordlct: F1opoFty.ho'ders OBJ.
5oetng pFoportionally nss'ss'd aud
Tho Court ordered that time to flo objections
to Special AsseBamont No. 0. village of Jeaer-
Tho following claims wcre allowed Martha
Iawaon, 42,0o087, and Stephen and Carrie Law
sou, minors, 81, 900 eaoh against tho estate Of
lyon Lawson and Mary echnll a7,208.33
against the estate Of Antrew 6chall.
Tic inventory and first annual account ot tho
guardian Of Elizabeth Kramer, ct al, minors,
was approved.
TIE CALL.
JUDGE RooxnB-312 to a39, except 319 and
815.
JUDGE Boorn-153. 156, 1853 to ITO.
JUDGE TnEE-5,070 422, 2,767, 1,406, 81, 101,
Aldo.
JuDoE GAnr-91 to 12o. except o4, 0815, 98,
90, 102. 1o3, 108, 108, 112, liz, lis.
JUDGE JAMEsoN-127, $50 to 183, 1876 to 142,
144 to 148, 150, 15f, 152.
JUDGE MoRopEnTs-A8bist8 Judge Gary.
JUDGEMENTS.
SurEn1on nT-CoNEERstoNs--acorRa E. White
y Joseph h1cCallum, e201 John NJ Wight ct al.
Edmund Palmer, $38062.
JUDGE GAnY-Trustecs Of Schools Of T. 80, Il. II,
r. William j. Isn1ph, @. NJ. ". ]. Sutherland. $3!2.-
Albert Crane Y. Patrick Farrell and John Gogan, $500
JUDGE BtE1topEnrs--Daniel Cannon '. Daniel
Schroeder, $187 .60.-8tlas ". Ball Y. Illinois Cenral
Rairoad Company verdict; $500, and motion for new
trial.
01nourr CounT-ConrEssIoNs-W. Il. Sisson Y.
Ju)go Wolff and Gustav Woid, s415
JuDoK RoaERs-Charles J. Eddy '. John +. Null
lon, {240.-Timothy Wright " John oMaloy, vcrdict,
slG3.75-Chsrles D. Wilson '. willard n. Bruner yer-
diet, 5000, and motion for new trial.
JUDGE DooTN-Andraw q. WORK '. Gmith Whittier,
$f7b.
, 1874-05-06
THE COURTS.


miscellaneous Business TRANSACTED
Yesterday.
Judge Drummond delivered decision ycBtcr-
dny in tho case Of O. J. Hamilton against the
Homo Insurance Company. Tho complainant
filed tho bill to enforce verbal contract alleged
to haye been made with tho Company. It ap-
pears that h,a policy ran out nbout sovon days
before the Great Fira In 1871. Shortly boforc
this, Parsons, removal solicitor Of tbs defendant,
called on Dunning l. Easton, agonta for tho
complainant, to SOC about renewal. Enaton
told Parsons to renow, aud tho lat
ter said, "All right" and mado como
kind Of a memorandum at tho
time in book. On this agrccmont tho suit is
brought. The Judge held that, as there mas q
clause in the policy TINT It should not bo valid
unless tho prt@uiu1n was paid, very strong eyi-
dence ought to bo shown to provo that this con.
dition WIS waived, even assuming Parsons
authority to waive tue payment OF tue premium.
The minds Of both parties must come together,-
the contract must bo nude by both, and it WAS
insufficient that tho complainant thought ro-
uewal was made. Tho Company could not bo
bound by loose admissions or general consent,
and be should therefore dismiss the bill.
THE CHEAT WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY.
@. ". Upton, assignee Of the Great Western
Insurance Company, filed petition asking that
he DO allowed to sell the "outBido property Of
tho bankrupt OIL canal torms,- s,-one-third cash,
balance QUO, two. md thrce years at per cent.
an order WINS outored in acco1darce with the
prayer OF tho petition, Oh giving notice in the
newspapers Of Huoh sale.
ANOTHER PARTNERSHIP TROUBLE.
Potor Wolf aud Potter Kauir filed bill yoster-
day against their former partner, Dornhardt
Essrogor. They state that IN March, 1878, they
entered into partnership in tho lumber b1lsi-
ncss with Essroger. They we're to invest 90, ,000,
mud Easrogcr to give his whole time, without
g oSe 10'y o d pasae.sh na 10 hsss
$4,000 and tho other s19 00o. Tho business
has been unprohtable, and has bunk
% ove1 GsfPfSs w s own ass sontesson s
Las lately broken hlH agreement, loft Ills posi-.
tion, aud gone into businesB with tho firm Of
FitzsimmonB l. Connell. Complainants thero-
fore ask dissolution Of the partnership, an
from collecting tho partnership funds. Tho
injunction waB granto1 By Judge FarSel.
ITEMs.' -.
Twenty attachments were issued yesterday
against dolnquonss. aud tlloy will be brought up
The Boss divorce IL expected to occupy Judge
Farwen today.
UNITED BTATEs COURTS.
1aaac Shelley began suit for 800 against
Samuel J. Walker.
uANKnupfcY ITEMS.
Abort Anthony wAs ad}udioatel bankrupt by
default, Rud warrant issued resurnablo June 8,
1874,
A discharge waa issued to John n Whiddcn.
Moses Solomon & Go. were adjudicated bunk
| rupt by dcfoult and wArrant iBBued for june O.
| john Maerz filed q petition to bo alIudtcatel
a bankrupt. 1Iia liabilities aro about $4,000,
| aud Lis aHBotB 81, 100.
| surENlon counr IN pA1EF.
| Tho Latlin l. Rand Powder Company began
| a suit against Augustus Wallbaum tor 81 800.
| Austin Stevens began suit for 81, sou against
Clarios D. leu Droeke, Douglas W.. Conn, a1ltl
| 1,anp nn0tfGr HyhinAE m
, 1874-05-06
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
Phflnde1phiA C0opcrs Propose to
Strike.

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May 6.-The coopera Of
this city held nass-mcoting tonight in Federal
Hail. ut which the Coolie paper was discussed.
It appears that tho employers lately presented to
their hands for signature paper binding tho
latter to discontinue all trades unions, and ac-
cept hencetorward s275 as days pny.
Martin Foran, Of Cleveland, who is Presi-
don't Of the International Coopors' Union.
addressed tho meeting at length, aud
counBeleG firm resistance to tho termB proposed.
At this point, tho reporters present were churl-
general strike was discussed, and it's early
inauguration having been. decided on, the meet
ipe adjourned,
, 1874-05-06
NAVIGATION.

Sptc'dE U3pdfeh l0 THO CH1cd00 1T76Nnt.
BuEYA1o, May 5-Tho two first veHHola ar
riyod by uail from Chicago this morning. They
ere tho sohooncra John Miner and CLARA Parker,
both loadotl with corn. Tho canal ih in nayigabo
condition, Superintendent Kelly having telo-
graphol this forenoon from Tonawanda tint the
oa,,al ia ready, and telling tile officials At this
point to Hond on their vessels. Twonty vessols
hive olcared in ali; four loaded NTH wheat and
the roat with stavoa md lumber.
QuEnEo, hIay 5.-The flrnt sailing-ship from
England was at niyere Quolte yesterday. There
is no leo In the gulf.
Timer A1vERs, Queboo May 6.-Ths leo in
tho river ia on tho move. Lake Ut. PetorH will
probably bo clear Tomorrow.
, 1874-05-06

lier." Tho sonntor asked hiorrissoy to rotrset
whnt ho had enld. h1orlsaoy declined to
do SO, and "put up" Fox, whose hands
w,oro inoasod Il, kid gloves. asked Nor
"You do not moan to bit me- "No, replied
MorriBaey. II don't want to hit you" "You
gambler, you daro not hit me-" said Fox, i'd
vanclng. At this Mor1iBsoy stopped forward
hend ty,co. As ho put hlrnHetf in position to
deliver anothcr blow, mutual frionds" interferod
and separated thom. Foxs face WAS bruised
aud pligbtly cut.
, 1874-05-06
Tho AtInntfcs Defeat tho Bnltlmorcs,
NEW YouK, May 5.-Dase-ball Atlantics, q
Daltimoros 8.
The Chtolkusnvv Joc15y Club Hucos nj
Memphis.

The Qhioikusnvv Joor1Y Club Huces nt
Memphis.
ME1lPn1e, May 5.-Thc Chtokasaw Jockey
Club Eaces. aeoond dny, brought together large
and tho track in ssfe condition, but not fast.
Tho first raco waa ono milo and hnlf. for all
nges, Club purso $500. Tho runners wore
OrtoIan, Donnybrook, Savoy, Limostone. 8tam-
win Adams. Betting was worry spirlted. ostolan
was tho fayorito, selling tor s100, savoy 800,
Edwin Albums $50, Donnybroo1 $50, tho fold
$50. Tho horses were started from tho half
%f 5 ps}sh p%h ssons EaTs Aa'%s Second TAs oross aHsg
third, Savoy fourth, and tho Others in bunch
stretch tho positions wera the same as thoy vent
round tho turn, and up the baok stretch 8tana-
pcde rushed from tho rear guard and took q
running on tho extreme outside OF the track.
Coming into tho homo run lie Tapped on Edwin
Adams, and, on arriving at the loHor end Of tho
stand, Stampede drew away md won by lcngth /;
Limestone; tho others beaton of. Thore was
tue greatest amount Of exoitoment, as it was ono
Of tho best races ever run. OF course, 8tam-
pede'a winning today verified tho opinion OF
the best judges, who deelared that he could have
won in d cantor had it not been for the accident
245Y.
Tho second raco, milo heats, al1 nges, Club
purge, $3.50. Quartermsster. B. T. Carver,
Emir, and Mary L. started. The following were
the sales In tho pools: Carver, 90; Emir, 10; /;
Qunrtermaster, 65: Mary, 10. Tho contest was
worry fine, and in both hcats Carver contested
every iuoh OF the ground. Quartnrmastcr was
tho first by neck and tho second BY longth.
Ernir was third In both heats. Mary L. was
fourth. and distanced. Time, 1:49N, 1:46N.
This was another f11at-olaa8 raco, considering
that tho track waB not fast.
George Fl. Rico offered to match Stampede
against any horse on tho track for tWo miles.
Tr,a Noai nm ~ toe& 1on, ,,it,,
, 1874-05-06
MoRRIssEY At Ills OLD TRICKS,

NEW York, May Blk Congressman John
hlorrlsHey aud John Fox, both nienbera Of tic
evening Ii tic bar-room Of the HIaison Doree, ra
Their f.iondly talk gradually ollaugol Into 3
dispute and oul,nirlAtaa iii wrangle, oaol
accusing the other uot untaithfulncsa and
intrigue, At length Morriseoy offered to bet
$1,000 that Fox. who Is now 6tate
Ronator, could not bo reelected Of elected to
any Office In the city. Senator Fox's reply VIA
the otlez OF wager that tntotrissey could hot ba
, 1874-05-06
Entries for tho $4,000 Stallion Rnco
nj HlYkiI0 p0r}Ka

Bos1oN, April 5.-Tho entries for the great
stallion race for the ohanpionship Of the United
States closed tonight. The following horBon
were entered Phil Sheridan, Commonwealth
formerly Drod), Thomas Jefferson, Strideaway,
Fearnhught, Jr., ". Fl. Allen, n1albrino Gift, Of
Detroit Ro1 Patohep, Pilot Temple, Of st.Louls; j;
smuggler, formerly OF Kansas Joe Brown, II.
W. Genet Sam Purdy, Of 6an francisco; Vor-
mat, Abdallah, Ned Wallace and Draoo Prince.
The purse is 500 and four gold medals, aud
to be trotted Sept. Is ut Mystic Park.
, 1874-05-06
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,

c-StfdI Dfsyateh tn Tht Hhfffno Trfktirt

sptcial Disuatch to The Chicago Tribune.
YpsnAarI, Mich, May 5.-Suit was begun to-
day in tho United statos Court for tho Eastern
District of Michigan. against tho City Of Ypsi-
lanti, by bIosen Taylor, ct Now York, to recover
for coupons which became due April !, 1871-2
8 and four. upon upwards Of $4,000 Of the
isaue Of $4,000 voted by said city, in
aid Of the Detroit. Hilladalc d Indiana
Railroad Company. Thcso arc the only bonds
in tho State delivered after tho decision Of tho
Supreme Court declaring the Inv unconsttution-
neys m for the plaintiff, .and Albert Crane, oity
Attorney will appear for the city.
, 1874-05-06

New YoRN, May BIN tho suit OF II. II,
Simpson W. tho Union Pacific Railroad, Jay
Gould and others, Judge Donahuo rendered de-
clsion this afternoon. 1lo denies defentlants'
motion to dismiss plaintiffs complaint for want
OF jurialction orders plaintiffs surety for costa
to be increased from $3.50 to $4,000, ,snd refuses
an injunction to restrain tho transfer Of tho
fouiante,
, 1874-05-06
The Detroit Park Suit Before tho Sal.
prc1no Court OF h1ichiRAM-AdMittcd cd
To tho Eknr.

Srfetat Disratch to The Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, MiciI., May 5-In tho Supreme Court
to-day in tho caso of The Poonlo OK rel. Board OF
Park Commissioners, vs. Hugh AloAast, Mayor OF
Detroit, tho motion for anlandamus was argued.
Marcus Markham waa admitted TO practice.
, 1874-05-06
RAILROAD NEWS.

GALIroNN1A FnE1anTa.
The Iowa through lines continue to be con.
cerned about the diversion OF the Pacific buBi-
ness via tho Chicago d Alton Rai]road. Tho
faot Ia, there arc moro ronsons for the last move
than appear on tho surface. II Jay Gould
nhould obtain control Of ono Of tho three Iowa
lines, tho pooling arrangement would Hoon bc
abandoned, aud Gould's line would monopolize
tho business. We're there now but ouo line to
Omaha instead Of three from Chicago tho busi-
moss would certainly pass over 1t. Tho throe
@llnus do not harmonizs: The c, Chicago,
burlington q Quincy rois is generally sup, Ir
RaastaI RssastIons 3s l0s6 s6s aveFs Ss
business entirely from tho Burlington route.
When asked to use their influence to dissolve
tho agreement, tho Chicago, Burlington d Quin-
nuke my impression upon III. JOY. Tue two
other Iona lines are in the Ttaoy interest,
which is supposed to be identical with the
Gould-Dillon faction: This gave riso to the
Preside1oy Of the Union Pacific would DO speed
lily followed by nIr. Winnings retirement from tho
General Freight Department. But Mr. Viuipg
sticks, aud what most astonishcH bis opponents
is that hc should remain through successive
administrations, mud be alike potential with each.
Such man, OF couree, must have unusual
ability. He was sent to Omaha by Col.
Thomas A. Scott; was retained by the lato
Horace =. C!alk, VINO 8eemeu 70 Aaqo great con-
tldcnce In Linn; was equally trslstca by John
Dun, and alloady soemg to have iugratlatod
himself into President Dion's favor. His per-
uanenco in office amid all changes is only oqual-
lotl by hiH tonacty Of purpose: Still, llo may
faII and when ho docs, IT not before, the Iowa
liues will regain their Lost business.
EAsrERN FNElaHT NATEa.
The General Freight Agents Of our railroads
loading to tue East have hold another meeting,
ut which 1t WAS decided to make further Ill;
IL II
grain to Naw York, boston, philadolphta and
Baltimore. Tie Tatea adopted a1e aa aoAow6;
Inurth Flour, Grain,
From Chicapoto- tfass. III Srts. IN b,.ts'
New York. ..........,...... - vV ~
Doston n:.:.......,......" % lao eU ~
| UstInoro. '.''... 10 80 ~
The tariff will go into elfoct to-day. An at
tempt ia also making to raiso tho ratea on 1rst,
second, and third class gooda,
| ITEMS,
T. .. Dlack1tono. presidont, Judge O. Il, Deck-
NTH, Solicitor, J. o. MoMulllnt General Super"
, 1874-05-06


BELZ-KuuN-on Tuesday oren!ns, May 3. at tho
Rov Nj Adler, Mr. Morris Sels snd hiies Hannah k9hn
seooud daugatof Of tho ato Abraham kohn' ESD. Al Of
~ New York City and San Ftancisoo papers ploasa
copy.
RY-WREHusKY-At Milwaukee. on tho Sd Inst,
RT thf iss,; Wps;9n e. Mtl'er W. ns".xo H. Cory sud
, 1874-05-06
Excuses Committed by Union mfncrs
0m Strfkc.

Special Dttpatch to Yhs Chicago Tribune.
LANCASTER, o.. May ga large force of
miners belonging TO tho union cleaned out tho
mines of ". B. BrookB, atNolsonvillc, last night,
destroying ali tho mining tools aud blookading
tho entrances, 40 ~ to prevent the non-uuion-
istH from going to work to-day.
, 1874-05-06
The Itnrtforfis Hcht tho Athletics by
n Score OF 10 to o.

n score oil 10 to u
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
HARrroaD, Conn.,, May 5.-Tho Hnrtfords
played their second gamo to-dny, and won thoir
second victory BY u acoro Of 10 to 0. The
weather vas flno, tho grounds wcro in good
condition, aud both clubs in good spirits.
Tho Hartfords lod of with 9 runB, followed
by tho Athletics with i run. In the second in
ming the Hartfords obtainod none; Athletics, J..
In tho third inning, Addy eollidod with tho tlTst-
Tho Athletics refused to excuse him, snd tic
HartfordB were weak for tho rest Of tho gamo.
Addys spnnk carried him through, however,
though It ia doubtful whether he will DO able to
plRy next Thursday.
The playing WAS good on both sides. Each
club scored ono error md lost two tliea. Pike
took third base on splendid bit, and got homo
through wild throw. Tho Athletics got ono
base through Mills pitching, while MoBride's
waa unoxcoptionable. Carey, OF tho Nlutunls,
umpired very acceptably. Tho timo was hours
20 minutes.
Innings- 123 s 8 40
Hartfords.. 0 2 O. 0 2 / 2-1o
Ashletica.. ...............l 8 0 T.