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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01
IN, alias Rowe. and the child to New

son, alias Rowe. and the child to New
York. ef t4.,1i s.a ,a
Divorce proceedings were at ono 9
commenced In the Supreme Court be-
fore Judge Lawrence, and the Judge or
dered, pending the decision OF the suit,
that the custody OF the child be adjudged
to the father, but that the mother should
be allowed to see her offspring at cer-
tain stated times. On The 14th Of May
the proceedings were continued before
Judge Lawrence, and Mr.. Hall, counsel
for Mrs. Ferguson, mada.a motion that
the child be placed In the hands Of the
mother pending suit for alimony. Mrs.
Ferguson at tnat time made an affidavit
that she had been denied access TO the
child and had even been forbidden to
bid her good-by. This affidavit was con-
tradicted by several members of Mr..
Ferguson's family, and Or. Walter Par
dee also swore tlat the child was quite
sick when she arrived In New York,
from no other cause than careless nur-
ture. Mr.. Chauncey Shafer, counsel
for Mr.. Ferguson. also produced ,aftir-
nations from Lady Superior OF o con-
vent In Montreal, to the effect that the
child Mabel had been brought to the
convent by Mr., Rowe and MRS. Fergu-
son, who wished to- place her in the IN
stitution to be cared for. The Lady Su.
perior, however, declined to accept the
charge on account OF the extreme youth
of Mabie! Judge Lawrence reserved
his decision. Last Sattfrday the child
was missed from her fathess home, at
No. 445 West Fifty-frst Street, and the
services OF private detective James
Dunn and detective James Really, OF
the Central Office, were. engaged toagain
hunt up Mrs. Ferguson and the missing
little one.
1t was discovered that she had lett
her residemce~in Brooklyn, and that her
baggage was checked to fremont, West.
chester county, The detectives went
tnfther, and last night they succeeded in
capturing Mrs. Ferguson as sne and
Mabel were stepping INTO carriage.
Tne mother and the child were again
brought TO New Y ofk and taken to the
Central Office before 1nsHector McDer-
mott. They were sent up stairs ny the
Inspector and Remained under the ma,
tron's charge for the night.
In the uiyUrce proceedings before
Judge Lawrence, Mr.. Ferguson testitied
that on the return Of his VIE to the city,
and ON his first meeting with her, she
said, 'Harry, that Rowe has ruined me-
Ii you wifi forgive me this time will
help you put him in the State Prison.''
In court she denied having made any
such statement. Last evening, when
captured by detective Dunn, that officer
states all her preparations were complet
ed to meet Rowe and 20 where he list
ed.-N. Y. Herald. a.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01
~ u ss- .'-'~
StiIt Shooting.

DUBLIN. July 1.-The shooting meet
ing Of the Irish Rifle Assoclation at Dol.
iymount is continued to-day. There will
be two contests. The first match is en-
titled to all comers and is for five money
prizes, valued at twslye pounds five
shilnngs sterling each. Competitors
allowed seven shots at a range Of five
hundred yards. The second match is for
the Abercorn Cup, valued at fifty guineas,
and the all comers' prizes; total value,
2fa4. Ranges, $40, 900 and 1000 yards.
This match will occupy both to-day and
tomorrow.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01
LATEST LOCAL.

THE exhibition of the colored Catholic
schools is to be held this evening at Mo-
zart Hail..
A SILVER WATCH AND CHAIN were
stolen w ednesday from the vest-poeket
OF one Thomass Garxey. NO clue to the
thiet has been obtained.
&. THE Chamber Of Commerce to-day re-
solved that when 1t adjourn tomorrow
giving three days for celebrating the
Fourth Of July.
THE alarm of fire from box No. SO was
caused by o fire in the reof of o house on
the east side OF John street, north OF
Court, which was extinguished before
doing any damage.
Gus Sparkle was convicted in the
= Criminal Court this morning of receiv-
I ihS STOLEN goods valued au $S6.5N, belong
M1sto the l., @. n l.. r. r., and remand
ed TO jail for sentence.
THE POLICE are still in suspense about
their wages. They have not yet been
Vatd, though the Mayor has ordered Ger.
Tifcates to be filled for payment from the
let to the 10Th OF June.
THE new Water-works office, on the
corner Of Eighth and Plum streets, is
+. now completed, and the books from the
old premises removed. they are now
ready to collect the July quarterly water
rents. s.,
JUDGE ID URDoCK this morning refused
q writ Of error in The case of LIzzie Sny.
der, convicted in the Police Court last
May 10Th OF harboriBg lewd women al
No. 1Os Elm street and fined $25 and
costs.
TIE Hamilton County Pioneer Asso'
.cietion N Ill meet In the Council Cham.
b6f at 2 o'olock next Monday afternoon
topxoperiy celebrate the Fourth of July.
Tye Will be singing and speeches b.
MN. q. ID. Mansfield and others. !.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01

A female clairvoyant physician died
under recuiiar circumstances at Green
feld, Mass, last Thursday. While at
tending, a LADY who was sick with dip
tneria, she scratched her finger with a
pin hi arranging bandagss on the neck
OF her patient. From Inis trivial acci-
dent, apparently, she became inoculated
with the poison OF the disease. Her
hand, arm and body became successive
ly affected. having the appearance OF be-
ing blistered, and 80 seriously as soon
to end in death, although her throat
showed no symptoms Of diptheria.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01
FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, July 1-Ak =.

Gold opened in New Yo.k to-day at 1867 and
now stands at III. The offerings of gold here
are very large, and dealers are purchasing et
,l6a<a1l7 Silver is worth los buying, and l0s
selling.
Eastern exchange is firm and without any
variation The demand is active. Buying at
Sterling exchan ge is quiet and firm 4.s1 sigkt.
and ass sixty LAY bills, gold.
There is y good demand for money today. 1t
Is readily Obtained both at the banks and in
the open market at las per cent. on prime busi-
ness paper.
Southern railroad v-80 bonds are worth 10l
and interest Consolidated Street reilway stock
W..
Government bonds are steady. The local de-
material change in rates since yesterday. The
latest New York quotations are as follows, on
which dealers here require q margin Of u bAy :
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01
LAST EDITION,
THE BEEoHER JURY.

THEY ASSERT THAT THEY CAN NOT AGREE,
AND ASK 10 BE DISCHARGED.
\ BROOKLYN, July 1.-The jury at noon
sent q communication I'd Judge Nelson,
stating that they could not agree. and
asking TO be discharged. Judge Neilson
notified counsel, and at 2 o'clock the
Jury were brought into the pres
enee OF the Court and counsel,
Mrs. Beecher and Edward Beecher
pnly of the friends of the defendant be-
Ing present. The jury looked completely
broken down and announced they could
not agree. Judge Nelson sent them
back, and they will be called again at
p. N. 1t is said they stood eleven for
Deecher and one for Tilton.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01

The weather to-day is cloudy and threaten
ing. The river here Is stationary, with II feet
inches in the channel.
Boats Leaving To-day-Pittsburg, .Kittie
United States; st. Louis, Utah.
THE STAGE OF RIVERS.
PEORIA, July L-Corn steady at 65c. Oats
white, soc; mixed, 53c. Rye, 94c.
Oh City-.1 inches and falling.
Brownsville-8 feet and falling.
Rice's Landings feet 9 inches and fal ing.
Parker's Lanaing-2 feet and falling.
WheelIng-4 feet inches and falling.
Marietta-4 feet and stanonary.
Middleport-5 feet and rising.
Charleston y feet and rising.
Huntington-T feet inches and rising.
Gallipolis-R rising slowly.
Loaisviiisx feet at; At The asi head % y the Canal
and ~ feet on, the Falls IN the pass. I.
Shawneetown-kiverc continues rising.
Cairo--29 feet and rising.
Omaha-Riyer falling.
Little Rock-4 feet ami falling.
w. W. Pike talks OF issuing the Ohio Rye,
Traveller this, s.,geek. - -.s ~
Arrivals and Departures-Uta from Iron
ton, was the only arrival outside of the pack
cts.
The departures were the Fawn for Evans
vile, and Thompson Dean for New Orleans
The Arch. r. Green arrived from Nashville.
The Robert Mitcheh via arrive here from
New Orleans Friday and return Wednesday
next.
The Utah returns to st. Louis.
The j. ID. Parker leaves for Memphis Satur-
day, and the yLherokee and Vint Shinkle go to
New Orleans same day.
Capt Richard =. Birch is to command tbs
snagboat 8. ii. Long next season. -
The Katiea Hegier, in commanded Capt. j.
ID. Hegler, goes to Pittsburg.
Dr. 5. p. Hill, the Cincinnati "Hay King
is sol ourning al Pittsburg.
The j. q. Ciossey has gone on I'll Middle
port docks for repairs.
The Julia Mop left Charleston Wednesday
morning for Cincinnati. ,s''.- -
Capt, Cooley's new boat was launched Wed
nesday at JeiersonvilIe.
The Mlnneola is coming up with loose
wrist, and Can't. Shank was at Evansville
Wednesday arranging for her repairs.
The steam tug s. Z. Club was totally de-
stroyed by fire at st. Louis w ednesday morn
ing. She belonged to the WIgglns Ferry CON-
pany, and was the largest tug in the harbOr.
The Cons. Millar left Memphis for cincinnati
Wednesday morning
1owboat Items-fhe Oil Valley No. with
coal from Kanawba and Kanawha Belle with
coal from Pomeroy arrived Wednesday, re-
turning with empty tows.
The Raven came in with three barges iron
ore.
The J. s. Seel passed up to Pomeroy with an
empty tow.
I1e Leopard has laid up at ST. Louis,
The Ch4plpers is making up = coal toy a
Charleston. '%S es%
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01

A German philosopher puts the matter
thus acuteiy: "fhere are 1,3l3,500, 900
human beings on this earth. AS all liv-
ing animals are parasites, feeding of
each other, Just bring home the question
to yourself, reader, and reflect how
many fleas, .fies, worms, tadpoles, for
get-me-nots, and other two-legged and
cenlipeded creatures are sticking closer
to you than brother! In the course OF
time there must be an end to all this, as
an empty sack won't stand up"
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01

A wold-street fruit seller yester-
day observed an old man pinching q CO.
coanut and handlingit as il he had hold
Of an apple, and he stepped to the door
and asked: ,isa M
Would you like to buy nut?"
"Waal, thought some Of It," replied
the old man; "but'I guess I'll wall till
they get a little softer-ips coming on to
the sickly season and teller ought To
be CAREFUL" '|e'Ht
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01

AS stranger was yesterday knocking
at the door OF house on Second street,
a boy came around the corner, and in
qaired. .Aa
. ''Got anything to sell?"
"Yes, l want TO sell your mother box
OF tooth-paste.v WI AiA AfS
"Might as we'll get ofrn the steps,"
continued the boy, as smile broke out
around bis mouth; sshe's got store-teeth,
and she cleans Fem with woolen rag
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01

A country divine Of Georgia titus con-
doled with the widow Of q deceased
member OF the Legisiattre: ~ cam not
tell how pained i was to near that your
husband had gone TO heaven. We were
bosom friends, but now we shall never
meet again.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01

Washington society is stirred to its
depths, because the Japanese Minister'S
vale has aslittle nargia of exqaisite pa-
tive embroidery about one OF her dresses
that can not be duplicated for money.
She can not understand the bitter words
spoken by the sther tadtes, egt she sees
just rs happy.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01

DR.. Naucie Merrelle,whol lately reached
India from New York, has settled in
Haidarabad, where she has already OBJ.
tanned an extensive practise. She
opened a dispensary in one OF the ba.
zaars, and it is now so crowded thatsffe
is about to remove it into q much larger
house. Among her patients are many
native ladies', who come from great dis
tances to avail themselves OF her skill.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01

Colonel Foraey will call around at
,Balmoral on his way home, and invite
the Queen to come over and take Gen.
tennial pot luck with us next year.
Such visit would afford Her Majesry
many opportunities which she might ad-
getting Aints as &C. hewf to dress her
girls, wAom the very best judges pro-
nOunce to be the slouchiest locking
PripnRsses in Europe.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01

When they build railroad the fire
thing they do is to break ground. TUBS
is often done with great ceremony. Thel
they break the -steckholdefs. This il
done without ceremony.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01

Hpeclai 10 the ohaf. :
OGDENsBURG, N. Y, July 1.-De Ha-
ven, proprietor of Americas Racing Con-
gress, who was stabbed yesterday, was
at first thought to be fatally wounded,
but he is now much improved, and 1t is
thought he will recover.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01
~ W
Fira

BROOKLYN, N. T., July 1.-The oil
works of John Ellis & Co., foot OF Sulli-
van street, burned this morning.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01
Robert Dals o,pe,. 4nsas.e.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, July l.--Robert
Dale Owen, the distinguished author
and Spiritualist, was yesterday taken to
by his son, in an insane condition.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01

Tho Temperance Party.
SAN FRANCISCO, July The Temper
ance Convention met yesterday and
nominated full State ticket.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01
Specie.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Specie shipments
to-day, $4O0,OJ0, OF which $25O,0O0 is gold
COin.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01

The following is the 80 p. M. report of New
York Stock Market, as received BY Lea, Ster.
pett 4 Co., rs West Third Steel:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01
SOCIETIES.

o. U. W.-Riyerside Lodge No. S3 meets
n, SATURDAY EVENING" at O'Clock.
lnit llataons and imitation in TIE new ritual
Its w. A. PINNEYeM.N,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01
Cincinnati Lice Stock Market; .

- 81 CINCINNATI, July Ia p. NJ
The following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock for the past "a h0urs:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts. ts............. 3S7 l465 15W
Shipnfents ...... ri e3l 100
HOGS-The market is firm and demand ae-
tive. The receipts are mainly Of medium
grades, which are selling at 50 25a7 20 per ceh-
tai. General sales at Sc S5,l7 10 per GENITAL.
CATTLE-Are dull to-day, with d total
range 80 5Ua5 Is pepc GENITAL for common 30 keod.
sHEEP--Aarket quiet, with moderate IN
quiry and steady at So 5oa4 80 per ccatat for
fair TO good. ~
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01
RIVER NEWS.

The weather to-day Is cloudy and threaten
Ing. The river here Is stationary, with u feet
inches in the channel.
Boats Leaving To-day-Pittsburg Kittie
HegIer anu John L. Rhoads; louisville,
United States; st. Louis, Utah.
, 1875-07-14

dAr. William Nclson, = leading citizen Of Edio-
bnsg, gnya them bhnQnrt Tonight. fn tho
course nf whtrh 10 made ! epocoh VAIN In anio-
~ df AmortcA Col. GIldstnleese responded In
fitting terms. Members Of tho team xiil leave
Tor London to-nforrcw.
ANOTHER rnornsITInH. -.
LONDON, July 13.-Tko Council Of tho 1}risish
National Il1o AeHoctaton, at its tnoottrr to.dhy,
A1optcd 4 resolution TINT tho Now York nille
Association to invited to accept challenge cup
Ii bb competed for in 1a76 Al Wimbledon By tho
Americans, tire winner 10 hold Tho cnp until
sho next meeting Of tho Now York Association,
whpn hu IL to hind It ovot to tho Council Of
that Association In orler that 1t NAV b6 CONF
posed far then and annusl'y thereafter At a
hinge 1t Loo yards. on condisions to bo deter.
miued by. the New YorI; Association.
, 1875-07-14

Ia nnl, Tho trigger. Tho crowd rushed head"
long on tho ground and swept mp beyond tne
r.aFtjrg roi,,e. Col. 1'odine had still ahot
I1o iay ,rw., In tho 1noet characteristic MANNER
leyc!cd Ills gun, tho crowd fell back bnt he' ~ ~.
at The end of thin enough lano OF hnnen 1oik
10 mehn many q man trembln. Long ano
aeat,ily .!fl no lie, INIT. in sheer ndul!raon tle
crowd stood a.,ll sud gazed on him At Lat e., 90
pullcd thn t'[gecr, the tt1.u was heard. pul.h
eye was repeHted. ,"OlA Reliable v ca!no 10 for
a tremendous etohk Of applause and the match
for 1915 wks nver.
Tho crowd then ecamper-d about, and the po'
fco took tho teams In body and conducted them
10 tho i,nrlement i1uuse OF tia Dnhlin shoosfn8
Club. Hero Mai. Leceh acknowledged io ae;
feat and vsa very coIdly recefved. Ho atsmtsteh
tha Americans 70 bo tho first hhoth in fhn Wot!a
and called for cheers. Them wsFe all coolly
ciyen. wt,ereupon man In the crowd called out
HTnree cheers for Gt!aerH1eoye." and tbo fo-
Rntt,so wha magnificent. Col GiderAlecve. to =
law wostlp, tIlai1ka1 tlp people. tllhnked lrelahl
for er frlansily l,utritnllsy. aud called for cheers
for ttr H,rh tasn,, which, regret to say. rare
culy aven by hta own man. Tho utmost silence
and enrrow petvated lilo vast ultltHrc, and. Al
thn,1el, tito Americans we're nesor more p1rulRi
tEan At this mutnent, and although their victory
ip praised on all sides, the City OF Dublin il
really in tribuatiou
, 1875-07-14

Al TA8YEHN TOUkMANxAE AND QH&LLEH4A
AlAsgs numbar OF Chicago sportssnen left lsst
night 10 attend the tournament which opena to-
morrow It s1racuse ~. Tho Syracuse Club
has extended ohAllenge 10 tbs Gun Cub of this
city 10 shoot ou Saturday pext ten mambexa =
side, flfs@sn sinGlo bisda e4ah, and tho Gun Olub
hss acosptsd, aud has seleotal the foilowtnx tsa
10 uphold its uatno and ofsdis. Wit r. ]. Ed
wasda, t. II. TurtalA y. J. Abbey. e. g, Abbott
H. T.. Hamilton. n: O. At,sdate, 4. I. Martin,
Greene smith, II. Hawkins, aud ]. klaginao,-
most OF whom hAvo AlEsaAy left, aud tha TO"
nlandez vii! follow before ILnrn.av.
T4x AAkA1GAH AnLEkEh.
LONDON, July 13.-Psrsoas, the Ad1utant OF
tho Drtttsh team, telegrrpas fron MimDiedon
III regret 10 tAy thai tho 0tatcsl will not AiloN
tho Isst p1uposad nateh far saturday bstwe4n
ths AmsllcAus aud tho representatives of the
thrso British exhta ot 1874 &nl 1b25 70 b shot.
We intend to offer tho Amerlcans 4 cup which
thcy may tAte back with them Snd shoot fos It
holuo.s .....--.
tAHQuErxD.
Ep1sBpaa, July l3.-lhe AmefieAo team and
their friends xs,sad AhhaafoSa and NaaEo&~ t.
, 1875-07-14
1NE BLACK HILLS.

ouAnA, Neb., July 1s.-1u reply to ths Inquiry
Of Gsu. George Crook. commanding tits Depart
ment, as to what should be done With Tho
liac1s ulreAty iu the Black Hills country. and
tue hereafter found therein, the following dis
patcAss Just received through dens. Bherman
and ah~;d.n. ...-.
Aefsr1lts your drsteh Of the Sd tEst tho pEe.l-
cent dlfcets.at 3ou iisue tbs uctt4eAFy nfders to
eotdtnas 70 ~ poorlA from gtlAa thr ba!A HILLS
= ca*t antA a. 1e.ult Ut tp lAar Of thu ctutm!s-
Aohets W treat VIII tie lad!Kax u kAown.
taGuedl TnoM ~ 81. VINCENT,
A4alstaAt-A al Juskut lenerkl.
1n<etas M.pateh " Tie Ghaiso Trlbuas.
81. PAUL, July l3..-osdrrH 'Yeut forward this
It Fort Randall 10 expedite tt,e departure Of lie
cavalry folce which bsa stGae sEaya beeu hold
seAdy to proceed to tbe Blatk Hills tor the pur-
poee Of hr!nglng out Ill Jefstps in ths fills
without authority. Final osd.rn Tor tho muys,
uscnt Aass baen delayed ti!lnow. waiting Adrlcos
from Gen. Sherman,
, 1875-07-14

Leader.
avn ~'''''~ d4me-i:eoX.
Ozark took .the'lcad ut tho start md retained
it to tho finish, Tho FIRST efoe-quaatorH Wha run
very slow, but upou entering on tue last milo
we're soon tiva ldDgths In eayanoo OF Qchiltreo
and AfIssides. At tho half-nlilo Ozark druw
ahead two uore lopgsha, Aristldes running up
che rsoo grew very hot but'fho tavorite could
not gRius N inch On OgArk. When the horsea
came into The home stretch cries of
"Arietldes iin beaten r. 'set'she tsond cheering,
and hlccasathH colt was soon setsing the whip
without porceptbsy gaining. Leader camo very
fast nosr the rails st1a almost beat Aristides for
the second place, Qzsrk Game in q winner by
!hroe lensths,: Asisttaes second. = nose bofors
Leader.
In the closing pooia Ariaudes vas such II.
vsrite thht io y ~ lott out, and Ozark sold first
choice; Leadsrsecoud, Tom .ootiltreo &hlrd.
The ihird: race, mile heass; wan ono by tho ~
third. limo; 1851; 145h. Tho hrst heas
"h4 won ontY by neck.
The Last ra~. was \ hurdle rage. purse ebo0.
miles, eight hurdles. 1lasolo Won BY tro
:Iitne 8:53I. T1oubls waa Tho fAvorita, and
Deslhead second choice
TOLEDO DIVING PARK MEETING.
T F0fnS II g. q sSo br1ns '1a IL
oommouced to-day: Tho TINT raee, stires minute
olsss, pure &5o0. $500 70 first 3ls0 70 sooond.
| $50 70 tbIrt. Bexan entEioa; fou1 started. Fol.
| lowing Ia the summary;
9mia. GRIND ad Hs1s,n, SN,as, Mich ohaF'I'''..".'3
Mclaughlin, Dettoit, Jps.................3
A''"S' Tim T1.1Ss;E; IA &.sS; atsX at'x
ssoond race. 9s0 class pn1se 1900. divided
into $500, e20o, and &100. Bsyen entrias tAree
started. Tho racs resultoa ~ foluHs.
Warner, ooldwater, Mit1., Mstrtstno War.
| A%..,. s.&%. s-As$s...o !
aYiIson, Cynthtana, H.. Gen. haet.....r..3
| 3nse-2:o+4; 2:5ok; J:3o}6; 3:ss.
Third rhoe, tunnloR. hAf-mlle heat purse
$500, ui1iaed Into $50. tI0o, md ebo. sa1su
entr!es al started. bummarys
| nodegsP springfield, Q. Nodoe.. ..:.,.......l Q
| EdItf i huBh, Fremont. O., helho Uuah. ....t J q
'Bssllsy. OsyAhsud, Dasy HITLER. ..........9 1f.o.
! 1Hns-o1; o2Al: tsk.
Tho races wsre well eou.eStad, and the attend.
Auce lair. Tie races continua four days.
, 1875-07-14

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"
H,sney Julia F. NJ nnil, Jennie r. Reynolds, Isttia
r barbour. A>i f. q f1ison, Mary 3. Johratott Fa,-
~ p.y, 1o!.lo n. I."ss. Amer g, reet, Anno ii.
McN.m,t., Eiie n. 1niande. Cecilia uamnets Maria
r. l,ergb, Aiico r. TAissel ThcFesa Kruey, Anast2sa
Haalny.
nonE fc1tooI.
- wTfhrhfrs-aarah +. Oberlandts, Kain Fonhog r.
F,orsnse 1I2tpc,. Amands. sfeutaw E1,ms q Fraser.
lla i. Darnca. Henrietta tnna, Agnes + nnFoar, 1aa
r. Narsmore, he'le D.tphney, Iha DcnnH3 fhe~
r5ias' olaIs =. Toner. Frxneei* oih, Mary !: s,r
En;ns; Adelaide l!c,rck Fanny 4: ftast la.infa Ao
4h'osh' Augusta schsoedcf, tcachcs Of aermsh.
-sAtE3 6cH0oh.
:. 7fdthers-F1r9n!a Bayrt. Harriet 4: nanney,
France: % L. fatrs: Rate Dalton, JniiaeH =; Hlekor,
Ellen y. ssnltn, Fanny Iitnnan, Elza Ut e!aMn Anna
!; G1dweti. ANGLIA Ane, May a. sc1he1n: MasJ
~. NrrnhafN. Fanny a. urin'h. agnes y; BnrgeHa,
anna n. nartlrsf, Emiy Mgrrlnla,, No,te T.. sar-
Gcht Mas3 j. thMo1 Ella +. ~Aats, ~ lAs' IL Do*nA
A""'e os huo"!eH' :.
r.., ,,.t.s ctAHEE ;lE;. tc1tnotn @ ;,.,,,, - ,t.
9tdthtrs.-chfhttnn Iasitssan' il.ttse HAWAII,
m9[S iotteet maggie y. MI !ess!s =. 1ay. h4fy
&. Iho1nHnn haie =: Cmuehlns Mary a: hntse{t T.
l,on,Ea hmnh' Hels W. ufRnaas tscino unnlh, Par"
arr Pt.slmmms Msry s III A. Waio,
MA A'' no,.,y ~ ~ ar1iooI ~ a' "' ""''.
7.o.s<,.-1ur n = 1H,sia i9n,I n sror,.tt. a,cs
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HCoRE ny IsHtNds.
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iassr.0ee.n:",:...:::: isssa0S:.:..a 80 ] GH
f'mpirt-Atr. FARRELL, Of tha Ithettys.
Tisss NJ ser.s--Two hnurs ana fifteen mnutes.
Lt.sts 8db-TfilnnBs !; 1nfer'n 'ncoan, 2.
Hassed haNs-OElen, Ii FIeninRB
cnALLEsaH AcckrrEp
The "Iigbt White Fabrics hare reeantty Ao.
copied chAlongo to play the :" All Woods " on
and Van Duren s,1cots. Both nines are from
Field. LITTER 4 70, q Wholesale department, and
considerable interest in tho nnAto ts {els among
the employees of tho house.
IT. Loufa 1NoWnH-MUTuALS.
New YonK, July t3.-19aao ball: st.. Louis
BROWNIE Q; Mutuals, 7. Thirteen innings
played.
GNowsArr, July 13.-Baso-ball st. Louis
hods, 7; Coyington Stars, 0.
PROVIDENCE. Il. l., July l3.-Dnsa-bA!l Chi
Cages, 10; Rhode Islands, G.
, 1875-07-14

Mov1Lx, July ls.-AHi1el, steamship Poly
neslan, from Quebec.
hxw luAA July l3.-At1iyed. steamships Can.
Ida, from London Frlala, from Hamburg.
fxw ioAK, Jdiy l3.-Ariired. steamers Idaho,
from Liverpool; Aruerigue. from IIavre.
eor1HlAlros, July l3,-BtoaGAAlp Odol, srou
Eex York. hza arrived.
Ekx luAp, July H.-A1r!ysd, steamer A,sesia
&eaa Avs5poel-
, 1875-07-14
FIRES.

Ar MoNoNoAHElA CITY, PA.
ptrrsnuRa, Pa. July IA disastrous fire o.
CURED It Monougahola City, Pa. this morning,
DESTROYING Onlbertsons saw-miil aud boat-yard,
Fos&er, Blythe 4 Co.'s planing-ml11, lumber
yerd. aud drJ-louse, and three dNeliing-houses.
Estimated loeh, 100000; Insurance. $l7 .2oo,
pftudpslly ID NstaburS companies. Ihs tiro to
supposed to hare been tho work OF N tncen-
diary.