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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-18

N1uRFOLK AND BOSTON,.
Tho steamer LADY or THE LAKE, con-
o %oPe 'So N 9. H"s5S!S aD wi' ni the :'% T'ssss $3.50 e.
portutirn Company for Boston, viii leave her
DAY and THURSDAY ut 2"U i. NJ, for Nvr-
folk. Returning, leave Norfolk omTU ESDAiS,
and FRIDAYS, It: ) p. m, stopping ~ Fort
Washington, Giyrnon., Pincy Point, Point
Lockout anl Fortress hioEroe.
This line, connecting at Aloxand-ia with tho
O., A. s 81. and w. s. q. r. Ks, and at Nor
folk with the Boston steamers, offers superior in
ducements for the rapid and careful shipment OF
all kinds Of freight to Boston. The rates being
low, the attention Of shippers i particularly dL-
rccted 81 this feature. AL freight forwarded
froo of commission, and through bills of ladihg
given.
For freight or passage APPLY, on board, or I"
v. ID. GEUNEh, Norfolk. j. e. WATERS,
i. A. REED, Agent Alexandra.
A. G. PLANT, Cen. Agt,
Cor. 18th q. and New York AVE-,
Washington u. {.
First class fare to NORFOLK, -; round trip, -
Sacond class fire to Nnrtnlk. 81 round trip, So
ap 22--t'
,s:xas MEEGlIAKT% LINE NEW YORK
SS.ssERds&S :T!A MSillrS.
Tho .iac consists t.: til" following ffat-clHsa
outside steamers:
f.. C. kNIGlIT...."..".tHrt v. >. Johnson
JOHN HIB%ON.".". ...Enrt. W. IL Winters
Valley ..~".C alt. E"!cl!
VIII leave N"w York EF Ely SAThtDhl
l,r this port. end, returning, will lrav" hI"A"n
!ria EVERY FRIDAY, u io"'ci"ck.
All freight must l." IN Ii" 'i"'h hj 'H. ~
For freight apply /"
rrpf. Ma, , IriItn 1 Tnrt
Agents in Now York,
GEO. s. MEl:ElCk,
ana ~; South IT,. Per n" ~ hn~t r'H"r
4 IcrIc SODA WATER
les WAKEFIELD ~ llALI'@.
~ EHI.S CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.
~ EEIs BEST EXTRA FLuUE.
w For snl" rs
|,ALL md examine our stoci. Of REAL
" HAIR SWITCHES, which arc being so!d
chcapcr than over 1t our new at"rr, ~ king H.,
opposite Snrrpta Hall.
arrg FEEMuSON'H HAIR DEPOT.
rJALFMAN & EOWLAND'S TRIM
III MEl.S SIuTEIDS and Coal SCOUTS,
wholesale and retail, nj Is than regular rates.
j. +. C~RElGlITuH 1: son.
ivoi IS King street, corner ltr;n!.
SENn BECK WHEAT
For ,sl" IS
iv1, DANi 4 IiAEMON.
V'c''' WATER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-18
M ROBERT F. HEYMAN,
profassor of Music.

Has removed from his late residence, on Royal
street, to No. I north Fairfax st sep l2-2W
DARRlSH'S LIQUID RENNET, for max
Il ing Curds, Whey, and Cold Custard, pre-.
pared Ut Parrish's Pharmacy, Philadelphia,
Just received and for sale ty
aug JANNEl %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-18

FOR PUTUM &C RIVER LANDINGS,
lncludirg Cn:tor's, Blackistone's Island and
Ltonardtown.
The swift anal tnroritn iron tcNmor PILOT
BOY, Captain Jncph White, lesvcs , fl. n,
her wharf EVERY TUESDAY ards&s-Es.3
SATURDAY MORNING, ri 80 O'clock, Tor
Landings Oh the P"t"nsac, ~ follows.
On TucsNNN !nr Or Saturday ktr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-18

IIyAXI WAX WAXl-I have this day
w received another supply of Wax, suitable
Tor fruit cans and jars, in quantities TO suit all ut
w. FRANKLIN CRElG uTON'S,
aug IS King street.
, 1874-07-02

s.,fcfat DisDateh to Ills Chttugp Tribune.
INpIANAroL!B, 1nd, July 1.-Dopnty-
Blumo thu afternoon nrrested Calvin Hayes. q
build and clover swindlor, on Grand.Jury war
rant charging hin with forgery. Tho iudict-
ment was returned agalnst him some weeks ago,
md the specific cbalge WAS swindling Fred p.
Rush out Of $3.50 by mems OF forged bill Of
tadlng. alleging that car Of grain was coil.
signcd him over the Vandnlia Noad. Hayes, "a
soon al ho perretratod tho Bwudlo,
jumped tho town. Wbon tue warraut waa
issued for him ho could not be found
Information Was received at tho ShoriH's
office this forenoon TINT lo had again arriyod iii
this city. After considerable aearch Dlume
found him at the spoucer House saloon. lIo
answered to tie nanle Of Hayos, but was consid-
orab1y taken aback wlon tho warrant was rcnd
to INN, aud tried to dcny his 1iontty. This fore
noon ho obtained $50 from J. Fitzgerald on a
freight bill forged. Tho latter found out that IT
was forgery, and demanded restisu-
tion. Haycs said he Ind q horse and
buggy worth e400 he would give Fitzgerald
as Kecu1lty IL he would give him $3.50 more.
Whlo completing this transaction tho arrest waa
made, and it waa found TINT Hayes had hired tho
horse from Williamson'a ktablo short time be-
fore. i1ayes hmB q brother in Cincinnati worth
half n million, but ut, effort will be mado to
l,aye Eis bull made sufficiently high to hold lin
for trin.. Hayes' forgorics are boiicyod to bt
quito extonaiyc.
, 1874-07-02

Wlfnt tho Suporintendont OF plyEn-
0utl Church sunday school Says.

outh Ci,urcl, sunday school says.
From The St,0 Fork Herald, jams 20.
The gouial Superintendent Of the Plymouth
Sunday school WAS very communicative. aud owl
oently may be talson as tho pulse Of tho congro-
cation. His opinions are those Of tie wholo
Plymouth people, aud his fuith In 5lr. Daecher ia
beautiful.
Herald nepresentat'ye-Mr. Raymond, WAS
there any special meeting on Friday uight7
I'rof ltaymond-No, sir. Nothing of tho
n,6do ont Of whole cloth. It is likely enough, and
i,toed true, that ono or two Of Mr.. Deeclaor's
friends accompanied him homo. Thcre Ia Moth
in extraordinary III that. They frequently t1o.
u,ade OF deliver eundry speeches md 30 forth,
which do crodit to tho imagination OF some worry
unRcrupntnua reporter.
Herald neprcsentativo-W Would you caro- tn snY
anything about the supposed occasion Of The al-
legged MootlnG2 .
Prof. RaYmond-1fI I had anything to any I'd
say It directly, unless bouul to secrecy, which I
am not. But have nothing to yay. People
will hardly believe tint from first to last of this
miserable aflair have not exchanged ono sol1-
tnrY u, lln1o Oh the matter with hlr. Doechor. I
anl Quo Of his striends-indeed. perhaps noaror to
him il4 intimacy than good many others; but 1t
s very delicate subject. llo has not onco
opcued hs lips to mo about it, and haro re-
tfA1Dcu 1TuIu OGLfla!Hk 8ny auplCe. Ut Quchtluu-
Ing, or oven ailusion. At the Bamo timo. hayo
heatd all about it that any ono knows, and am
as firmly convinced as any man can le Of any
thing about anybody, that The satmont of plym-
outl Church ia rlellt mud sound ia its outiretv.
We know our pastor, and We uphold him. You
may say that fur yourselfor the outside publ!oyou
| represent sentiment IL no convincing argument,
hut facts must be relied on to rcpel such
charges: Il ia fact TINT Beoclor III no sneak.
IIa hAy Ills faults. SKulkng lH not ono uf tllen.
| Iiltvn chnsgea him With sln!klns. Vie know
| Ilton from tho ogg. We saw l.lm hatohel.
That letter, or flagmont Of lot!or-if it o1sta-.
| undoubtedly. rofels to Two Or three different
was jotled down from Mr.. Beecher's ulterances at
| different times, aud signed by him without
knowing what ho wan signing. on l,oing asked
, 1874-07-02
GRIM
Fatal ARRAY Between Two Attorneys
In Memphis.
4 Negro Girl Poisons Two Children
Near Winchester.
Miscellaneous Criminal Items.

Shooting AfFrny Mt Memphis, Tenn.
MEMPHIS. Te,.n., July 1.--At 10 o'clock thia
morning, IL. u. Welsh, q woll-known attorney,
and Candidate for tho offico Of Ulcrk of tho
Crtmllnl Court, was shot oy u. .. Darnop, also
at attorney. mud probably fat "lIy wounded. They
lad q quarrel OIL MoallaY, when Welsh t1rcw 4
pistol on DarneA. To-day mutual friends
ntomptctl to adjust tho difficulty, and Ind q
lneetil'g in Dr. Jones' Office, at tho corner Of MIN
and Madison streets, during witch 1arnoa said
lso waa roady to settlc 1t ii supposed t!!at Welsh
misunderstood tho remark, and riBing, no drow
q pistol, 1cmarking that hc was also; wllorenpon
DarneH fired, tho BAL htrituR III Welsll'a left
temple bit 1t is tnpod tlIat It did not penetrate,
bit glanced untior tho skin. coming out ul,dor
tho cnr Darnos Ut onco surrendered to oisicor.
lilo n1fatr crcaton considerable excitement,
owing to tile prominence Of tho parties engaged.
NIEMrIils July 1.-a. D. Wclch, who was
H!ot by u. 1,arnos this morning, will, It III
thought, rocovor, ns tho bal1, inBtead Of pene-
tratng tho skull M at first supposed, passed. ull-
dor tho skull and out bohl,,d The ear. DasncH
has been roloased On g.. QUO hnll to auswer.
, 1874-07-02


Co1uMnus, o., July 1.-The summer meeting
of the Columbus Driving Tark Asaoolation COM
mencod to-day. with beautiful wcather, an OK
collont truck, and d far number OF snectators.
The first race on tho proglammo was n rnnning
ruce for a premium OF sG00 milo heatg. two In
tllree. Five horses wore entered. The first
heat was taken by Tom Boston. in 1:4d; Nellie
Bush second, Var. Jig third, lido May
fourth. Madamoisel1o distanced. Tho
second heat was handsomely won
by Nellie Bush in 1:471i; 1dn Nav,
socnnd. War Jig third, Tom Boston very bad
fourth and bareay saving }is dirtnnco. En''in'a
good luck stuck to her, and rho took tho noxt
heat in 1:4s. followed by War Jig, Boston, aud
Ida. IN tho order named.
A trot for purse OF 81, COO was noxt In order.
For tlis race seven horses were ento cd. but ouly
five started. The first hent was taken BY 0ren-
villoin 1852, LowonsteiD second, Richard third,
Niasor fourth, aud George Reed fifth. Thea
ond and third heats wero also tnlten by lron-
vile, very prettily, III 2:33 and 2:S3g].
RACES Ar FORT WAYNE.
Font WAYNE. Ind, July 1.-The annual mcct-
ing Of tho Huntington Driving Association
opened to-day. Tile attendance wns large, aud
the track good. The fret race, running race,
purso $500, half-ni1o heats. wall won by Col
loctor, in four atruight heata Tim Wnlker, Soc
oud; Dick Lewis, third BeHt no. 1:53.
Tho second race, trotting race: MI horreH TINT
never beat 3 minutes, waA won by Grey Dan
Ruth, second; Lillian third.
, 1874-07-02

hptcs1I DispfcA 70 TIC CAtsaHo 7TtbsHt.
IxpiAsAroLls. Ind, July 1.-E1~Sherif Swain,
Ct Mnlcie, this evening brought to this city
Daniel Il. Boswell. on roquistion issued by
Gov. Hendricks. to tho Michigan authorities.
Boswell took life policy OF insurance in favor Of
lls vito, fran thu Travelors' Life, Of Hartford,
for a5,6oO, and Franklin. of IntanapolIs fol
sl0,000 four years ago. Some time afterwarl
ho was reported dso"nod i'll tho Missouri River,
The Travellers Insurance Company paid $30D0
upon application Of Mrs. Boswell! as compro-
mise, but tho Frank1'n contested and judg-
ment was given in favor Of Mrs. Don-
we'll for si2,u00 by tho De1umare Coun-
ty Circul. Court. The Franklin Company
expended $4,000 IN ondeavoring to tiad Boswell,
anil In tho meantime caused the arrost of his
wife, in Mu1lclo, on Charge OF procuring money
on fAlso pretonseB. Boswell has eluled arrest
until last Monday, When ho waa captured by
Swain at Traverse Clv, Mich. Boswell is aaid to
bo ali Old, consnmsnatc kwinaler, who hah been
operating ,ail over the United SlatoB for many
YGArA UAHt,
, 1874-07-02

for tto great iask which he uatte tock and heina
and .nomlsabio h,-otorinlneil, u ho naia
rslcstctlly e o L os ieit !ns bcor evident fron
s In 5 II an s o,sSg w" st o ao % a H.
ward tho cntl Of Tho NTH wcek ha arirla 6aggod tho
attendance up to TINT mc hnsIhg bccm very sninll,
and It waa fnntt necessary to encourage him in overy
near nrproseh d tho on ms aeoed 10 s sonow s his
hours Tho atrain uron him aA icon grcat, how
ever, th1t, once ascep. It has often been ditonlt
Il es sf01ss IT, a Sn "n WI. Wien n i. 'sa W.. y
awake s.ne,ontly 10 rcanIne ,a march, l.e staggort
10 much ,h1t n'ny .s'efi; iS wala Rye % nit
:amlhor, aier cael two niles an! 70 .crt On 'hroaa!
ios'rlnn of the ward, ,con1i1rralIe, n'n,i,crs u
Il eas %ar H. ra a'f i ass @ Ia
flock thi.lur until MI Tho largo ayAiiabln .aro under
tbs Hrnn.l aau'l wsS os. AZ 7:'3 Tho rec#tran wn.
trln',lngs, an.l With the colorn Of ireland nnd
Anrrira crossed over htn shoulders. Ha anred with
reey II 's' as ee %" M nsS sSrh s liz
crowd; waa kept open hy l!1e police. nn' Donah'so
ssSaas %as s s ARK r r n It esss TN ess..ay q L
nnke the mile pnsro oyor Ill c1Hetly two ti,'.
'to., nia hc tc'ohd IN 2l6, tacll successive rnni
requiring faw Hcrnn,a ,nnrn t'an tho onn preceding
T. Tho tcnh whs tue nlnwent 1T all, aid nt lls cna
Dnnahas immediately nat slown, hls tisrnctss nnk
minutes a,u nfty-fyo seconds. An n1ntlinnton
Showed TINT hfa pulse was nInnty n1lt respiration
fniree1 Thora were loud chenrs at tho eiuH1 AMI
.voral rush 10 congratulate lin rnIcalran upnn hta
a,.ecess, int tie llice rrslrai1n Tho pressing hrnnY
IN orslur tu gvo tho exhausted mai tho rest ho 10
rl.seh nccdel.
After completing this font, DonnI,uo rcstol m to,r
aud half, anii then walkrt additional Two miles,
naktng tho Inst QUO IN precisely thirteen na!cr. HI
etrto averaging thiry-thrrc lncun. An examination
followed mil It WIS fund tint ho hnf INT Tho all4s,t
ebt swelling Of tho lus, tur b!fator Of nhrnaInn
1non his person, Which Ia certainly remarkable.
1}n.s wcro freely otrcrel TINT he could walk
800 rfrH moro, but thore werc no fnkerr
anti nt p:'0 ito walk announced ooaCt 1Iu
presented ccgnnt buuuuo, nml received tho hearty
congratulations nG he frunt1a tn nlucst wny. 1f1s
ro!i,io III 10 closely watched for soo ays yot to
guard naaist Tho scriona crcctH resulting from the
severe strain upon tho nervous syale1u.
Donahuo'a feat n nil tho more remarkable
when It IL roazcl timber what diBa-
vMnaEcs II hns been rnrs0rlncl. Ttcre IL 10 Ut
p1are untnr tin graft. stand Tor to live sleep.
Then hia food had often been lmy cooked, aud during
thu first part Of tho w, boforo Dr. Whey took charge
Of him, he allowed no salt, uni very naturally
nc1uircd liREelts for unHoaBoned beef rea tjsnos
day. His atteirlnnsH nf course, ino1pe-
rrtce In matter of tho kind before, and thoy layo
nt times injudciouBy annoyed an vexcd him until Ito
wnuld boroa almost wild with rage-a terrible r!sk to
run for mnn wlinss ali depended upon cooneaB,
llervc, and physical aoundncgs and endurance.
, 1874-07-02
AQUATIC.
tSp&eia1 Dfsnntch to The Chicago Tribune,
INTERNATIONAL REGATTA sEAn DETROIT

INTERNATIONAL REGATTA EEAn DETROIT.
DETROIT. Mich. July 1.-The now Watering placc
loto!, the Alexander Houao. was formally dodf-
catod at Crosse Isle. below this city to-day, and
in connection herewith tho international Sail
boat negatta took Placo in tho river of tho
island. Tho following boata participated, all
boinS sloop-riggod and what arc known as open
boats. Allie Durk, H. H. Smith, Detroit ;--Clarle
Durk, ". Fl. Durk, Petit Cote; Henrietta.
George Hackott, Detroit; Carrie, K. q. Blekor,
Crosse 1s1e; Lulu West, a. II. Vest Petit
Cote; Kittie. Charles Fox. Crosse 1alc !; Emma D.
Kea,aino, trenton, and Floyd, John '. Moran,
Dottoir. The distance wns twelve miiea, and tho
boats all took n nying start. with beautiful
nl,co WIS ma,lo, and tho first prize, being tho
l,arker i1ag aud sao, was taken by tho Emma,
aud the second prize By the Klttic; time OF win
ner, hours ~ mtnntos.' Tho $50 prize for
tic quickest time, without rcgurd to timo allow
anco, was taken by tue Emma n!ao.
, 1874-07-02
THE sCOnE.


Hugh Donahuo completed, In Springfield,
Nass,. at thrao minutes Of 8 o'clock satlday
morning Inst, tho tahk Of walking l,000 miles III
1,0u0 hours, a font p.oyouBly accomplished by
Cupt. Barclay, OF England, only. As tho peoplo
have gone crazy over Weston's walking powers.
oysn when he failed to accomplish whit La a.
tempted, there il no reaat1l why tue following
account Of Doanlluo's wonderful rorfornauco
takcn from the Springfield Union. Ahoutd not
he raad with considerable tlegroo Of Interest.
It III supplemented by attldavts from several
porsous who nefo continually prohont with the
pedestrian whom he waH engaged IN Ills 4e.ou'
lean taBk:
Accustomed for many yenEa to walk thirty mlles =
day VI btu w0rl, l,-tAat Of 4 nlUlespInnsr -Douahuo
, 1874-07-02
SIOUX ON the }fhR.pATH,

Syfeiat Dispatch to Ths Chicaao Tribune.
OMAHA, July l.-1nIormntton WaH recoivnd to-
day ut the headquarters OF tho Department Of tho
Pluto tnat Indian acouR report ubuut GO At Rtllo
Sioux warrola have divided Into four war parties,
which are cunning down frouI the upper country j;
ono purity 10 rass III tho vicinity Ut Camp ltoin-
yul,, QUO 10 uross Tho North puto by thu old lied
Clontl Agoncy near Fort Laramie, auI oue near
Fort Fotternlan. Another party is reported in
The sweetwaler country. Steps hayo boen takou
to intoEcort item.
, 1874-07-02

SHtEtHl UF5pHltN 70 TIC LHfc0IH IT76tfH7.
dosuEs, Ind. July Last night . thlat or
thieves entered q burn in this city and atole
thcrofrom pair OF work-horses belonging to
Lowis lIaBcatl. They wero missed enrly tins
t morning and party ot men started IN pursuit:
home. There Wns valuable tenn in the barn,
which the horse-thieyea undoubtedly intended
stenIinC. but in tho confusion aud darknoBa took
tl!o wrong team, and did not discover their MIS-
take till daylight, when they turned the poor
IOluca loose.
, 1874-07-02
TtLlUh.

~ the Editor Of I'h6 Ghfcaqo Tribun6:
S,N: III lElo course of tho Hsoclior-Tlltan ilIs-
cussion 1t has lot transpircd whether Alr. Tilton
IL, Of ever was, III any BenHn q niuister Of tl1a
0ospe. have hoard nuIlber Of your rcadors
discussing the question. Will you enl,gAten
tll.u,2 1Spu1REN.
(Wo bcloyo thRt Theodore Tllton wuB uayor
oY1aiuod milintor ul the Qosel,-ED1
, 1874-07-02

Tho Charlotte IN. a. 0bsrrver says: "John
Smith, wl,osu posl.otltco IL Hickory Grovo, York
TO-, y. O., was in oAa.lalto yoatorlay, and tails
q remarkable story. Before tho war he ownot
l20 uegroes, A,'d up to tliH day theHe negroes
arc living with aud worlsiuE for hum, not QUO
having lott after tho surrender. they e1poss
tloI'asyo. ~ Satisfied, and aay thoy don't uant
, 1874-07-02

AtHLEllGa NJ. Ia4IaAdo@to AZ I.
Sutciat Dapatch to TIE C3feaaa Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July 1.-The Athletic and
Chicago Clubs played their third championship
game in this city to-day, which proved to be- q
woll.played though ono-Bidcd, contest. The
batting and doldiug was about equal, but for
tune seemed to favor tho D!ue Stockings.
Malone resumed fiH position behind the bat,
and played splondidly. Tho loat was iutonao,
and tEo attendanco comparatively small.
Dropped f1y-hals By both Cuthbert aud uIues
in the fourth inning Eave the Athletics four
upoarnod runB und an error by Peters gave
them one moro in the eighth. III. the third and
nth innings they made mud earned eight runs
by terrific batting.
, 1874-07-02
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Ban Tn4Nclsco. CAL, July 1.-The United
tlfty-one tluys from Hong Kong, China,
NEw Yonis. July 1.-Arrved- -htcan,slipa Hol-
aatia from lIamhurg; CAlAbraa, from Liver
pool aud Hermann, from 1areInen.
Moy1Lt.E. July 1.-8tesmslip Australia, from
Now York, has arrlyed.
, 1874-07-02

c1NciNSAr1, O., July Lat Lavrencohurrg,
Anderson County ks., yes .orday, Dr.. John
dead by IIo.aco Witherspuon. ChamhorH was
much respected. WltherspooD was dlBsipatod.
, 1874-07-02

fnl gait, aud mnde her beRt record ttmo IN
tho frat hcat-2:30-wlicll Is two Accoundh and
4 hRlf fastor than Hlla eyor tfotted Ill public bo-
fnro. Iler ow,or docs mt like tito t1mo. bccauno
tlicro waR no necoaAFty for nnkiu 1t, and bccauso
II dobars hor from competing for $751; purses. Of
which number ar0 offored tn tho Eastern
nndo III 2.31M and 232M respectively and tho
raco throughout NRH Bqnaro and ltoncbt ONO,
aud whR much enjoyed ny those who witnessed
It. Following is tho
ps.rsn rtnr, om,cauo. III, July !. 1sn,-Frst
hcae. best three In tlyo. 1n hnrncss.
]. 9. Colllne' b q. Albert. rt...................9 .
- III f0'" j 3s'ae~aso; a5i;;; a5a. 'F
III addition to tho above racen tl1ere wnB to
lsyo bpcn mattel, raoo for s4Oo bot tseen two
local horses; but writ Of inpsoyM Is moro
powerful oven than tic mandate OF tho judges
pf trntillg Contest and. II, tho absence ri 0ne
ot tho horses, tho proposed sport could not taSo
place.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tho running raees vi beEih this afternoon at
8 o'clock, anu will be ~ follows:
Premium No. a-s45o. Runnng-Afilo heats.. for
H ng@a s3oo 10 asa sioo to second, aud $50 to third
Premium No. 4-saoo Rnnnlng-Nile .lssh, for at
ngeH; lod pounds up 200 to hrss, and $loo 10 accond
lurHe.
It Ia highly prabablc tlat tro.tiug raco will
be nantlwicl,cd botween.
The nusscal programme today will DO M
follows:
>. soicction-" tuaurnois cyercsr
=. Waltz" Ema'ore .Wa.lo
l. "Reminiscences of Don,aizsItt. Itt...............-
Solo clarinet, oyF Ros8.
So.o Enphon!un!. BY y. Delaney.
Solo 1asso. ba y. II. itorurd,
n va1s -4t1 11,o4tun n,+Hn nt,If H11IiC
a,,.s',.n- &c ss;s' !, ;;:;y X Il s's ,..,st
5. Grand Post Horn ualiop ;...............-
THE: ah1sEanuna, ILL.,, nAora."
GA1Espuno, iii, July Tho Gaoab,lrg Drlv-
Ing Park wns opnnod to-day, with good wuatsior
ting purse for four-year oldg. Three took tho
track and scored.
..-.,.....-..........'.'...l l
Laly Shannon. I'D 1'H:
d. u Morse'.. ....... -.'..'.'.'''''''..'.'.a
Tho purse was a150; first money, $75; sec-
ond. $50; third, $525.
Tho second rsca was for a sCoo pnrse t1.roo-
n,.nuto cIahs. hight took THO truck. Tho tlrst
money was $3.50 the soeout, 5l60; aud tho
Fancher. ........................l ! ! !
Gsly GaIslcen a!4ssoia
IlIitios Chief Z Z
Rosa Belt .,.,.,.,.,.............,. dta
Lady Temple ,,...,.,..,.....,....u....4 4
Anlrrcan boy. ,..,....,........,......T 3
Nettie Green. ,.,..,,.... .,.....,.....,..... Q
1tmt-2:4.; 2:3a: and 2:a6.
The last raco WIS FREQ for all for purse Of
e5L0; first money, $3tlo; Focond $3.50; third,
$j0. Four started aud scored
Titot Temple. pie.,..................+.... J I
tu1cRsn'auga a..'.'--'..''..''.'..'.' '+''.... : =
1M4S AlcA. .
1}uttiDr. 4 Ills
, 1874-07-02
Hinternlutc Sentenced to Ten Xenrs
III the petlAtCMtinrY.

YASKroa, D. T., July 1.-Chief-JuHttco Shnn-
non this afternoon uyo,rulcd tho motion for
nov trial in the Wiutermute case, and sentenced
tue defendant to ten yeatH' imprisonment i'll Lie
fendant's counsel Indicated Their purpose to
submit the case to Tho Supreme Court Of the
Territory ut its next sesssou, which oonyenes
Lore uext week.
, 1874-07-02

GAME IN PHILADELPHIA.
pH11AnELru1A July ia billiard match Of
400 points, for a purso of $500. was played Inst
night botwoon William Dodds. OF Pitssburg, and
E. q. Nclms. Of Philadelphia. in Which tho latter
won by eight points.
, 1874-07-02

Telegraph Operator Fatally Shot.
OMAHA. Neh.. July Ia telegraph operator
namod ". II. Stafford, All e1nployo ct tho Union
Tactic at Ga!osburg. was fatally shot last p,ght
In fracah by G. G. Clifton, u Aaloot .keuprr.
, 1874-07-02

HALIFAX. N. T., July lille ntea.ner Fara-
day, engaged i'll laying the now Atla,,llo cable,
lott Halifax weak ago. Intelligence from PITT
icencrr p0 Halifax and ia u toll wreck,
, 1874-07-02

Lincoln tomorrow. Although ho will malto
ovory effort TO linBten his departure. l'o cannot
got out Of reach for two or three dnys, and It
miil DO 4 weak or more lafoto ho can ihauguraito
mca,ltimo, tEero IL ono man whoas word will
stop linn, md avert tho l,otrid, unjusti!lnble
war. md the determination Of tho Sioux Of tho
Missouri p'anH, to-" ntdB which io IL mnfching.
friends of tho Indana,-tlsan whom no rnco ever
moro noodel ftiont!s,-tlio friends Of peaco, ant
tho advdcateb OF economy. nnilo III urging tho
rresfdont to eountormand tho orders under
nlllc, n rccklcHs, ambitions of[ieer In about 10
plunge Tho country llto a blondy and expensive
wRr. For that lilo indians will resist l,in nd
ynnco, desperately aud to the lust, tlero is no
doubt. o.
, 1874-07-02
eATuLETIC 8


THE rifILAnEI.plltAB AND ATLANTIcs-3 70 8.
Sntcidt D.spatch to fthe Eh'caao Tribune.
NEW YonK, July l.--Tlo Philadelphia nine
faerieH with tue Atantics, Of Brooklyn, to-day.
rlny was called at 4:10 with the phiadelphias ut
tho bat.
Egglcr led OF with grounder to Ferguson,
md retired ut first base. HotBWorth waa put
out at second by another tino stop aud throw Of
Ferguson, and Crayor retired St first by good
stop OF Dond'a, leavlaH 1Iiehn OIL second. By
two good hits by Booth aud Chapman, the At
lantics scored one run In their first inning.
From this point tho p!nying Of the AtIantics WAS
admirable. Tia phlladolphtas did not soore
again until their last inning, Hhen, by two hasa
hit Of IIiclA and thrae-haso hit OF Crayer. th1co
runs wero scored. Tho Atlantlcs, in tho mean-
time, atllod four runs to their scorc, coming out
yictors by 8 to 3.