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, 1875-07-04

In the closing matches to-day, Wilson, Of the
Bolfast Club, won tho Wilkes cup.
Coleman and Gldersleeve, Of the American
team, nade four bulls~eyes each at 500 yarda~
In the contest for the 100-guinea cup, Cole
man won the final ahot, but the cup goes to
Glde1sleeve undaS tho rulea, ~ Coleman won
the Spencer cup.
strong and irregular wind blew during the
shooting.
DISTRIBUTING THE FR1ZF8-
There WAS an immense crowd present ut the
Exhibition place tonight for the distribution OF
prizes. The Lord Mayor Of Dublin presided, and
distributed tho prizes, which included badges
for each member Of the American team. The
Lord Mayor. Maj. Leech- and Sir James Mackoy
made speeches congzatu1Atsng the Americans On
their victory.
Mai. Leech said the victory would serve ~ N
additional tie besween the aFo countries
Col. Gildsrsleeve responded He thanked tho
Lord Mayor and all others in Dublin and Ire
land generally for the warm hospitality and
generous applause that had been accorded his
count1ymen, and Assured them that the occa-
eiou would neyer be forgotten BY the Ameri-
cans. At the conclusion OF his ram3rks be
prasepted IN elegant cup Of Amarican SILVER
and manufacture, to be ahot for annually by
the Irish r1eemon- Tie gi{t was enthuaiaasto-
allv received-
On Monday the American party wa]1 msks N
&1ru1sion to County Wicklow.
4 rafd%h-pasty In honor Of ths American tsam
W. Sivsn thla aftsruooa BY ME Vsrnon 1t C1ou-
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o'1RAnY FAILS AFTER GALLANT EFFORT.
o'Iearv. who began at eight minutes past
o,,,oos Frasv .ftaT,oon the extraordinary faat
e'oe1 4A1s. s,nNs,-N 80 - .au.:~.
OF Walking lou uiies III en'11s-t"o CONSECUTIVE
hours, abandoned the truck At luis iA8t evening,
It the advice Of physician, who was Of the
o-,;,,;o,, +h,t be condition vond not admit fnr-
.1-4-N~.4:. upN1 - -. ,..L.t .,.,a T..
1oe1 con''ooA '.on y. .ue "AA' a. Nu~" .4..e 10
had accomplished L3lH miles, having 1915 70
30, xnd but ffty-three minutes in which to
m.Eai IL O.1,enrv yaa rame to tha last and
~on1d hava walked m to tba limit of his time
"oa.o H@'s 49,. 4.e,. - 49,
had it not been hopeless task, and one that
could have been continued only under great
physicai suffering. Hs .e1inquished his task
zarv --a1 ,c+a,t1r aann,v charrined II, mar h,a
1et! Ioue,' ,,! 1,I aoeps <si,.'sa ''"A ''''
past brilliant ,I record os fallcIe.
M1' 1ea.s nas ~ 'eason t W ~ s1%;a ~; uu"a s
Tth mortahcatlon at the ,es iesn. & o. tnts ~ trs,
ms unae. "u.s4 oIs ~. ~ va
gone po' a4a 10 ns n ,oi itueh aoa ea
oui ance. ~ nao Gaao y. e.Ia. ~ 49, ~ e.. ness n
inoou.aole M Il. nn as1a "4oo i Aegs na ~
~ iee. aos - 49, o., " -. In ,,,;,aa 80 a'46
1eai !. n 1 aat;ssaJ ,.;t, h,. 1,.rfo-r,,
sssuo1 my !a;saaa o0 ~ .,,;a A-G 49, - y
aoGe. ~ ..~ o ~ sooA .aa s al 0~,rer. -
and, rne .rn-n ~ f1;aen.o;ntad ~ ~ M ~.
i,na.,;et e. tasb III ha;rg cnnv;ncod +h.t la
aaa 80 one5 afa-t ana hs5 f.;1ad +bro,ah
4a1aeaa1 naq s%Sas suu ~ ~ aocdanta es1ra The
..r;.n;ss1 - +hasa rss - ~ att,cr ~ a;c1.reas
a;gea ~ ~ c,1 VI a,~ - .Sa,,t ~ @,o1ooI
"aata.aaI 1aor',t. Snst af+ar 10 hed cor,>
51s.e5 5sy ,a IN .,1as r. ;,;rd;c;onsit
grsnE gs. an,ns eonr ala and Zoo and
-. 1,r;-r ~ ,;,ht rb;cb d;n,oroed
, 1875-07-04

BosroS July 3.-The Centennial celebration
OF Washington's assuming command Of the Gen.
tinental Army gas celebrated at Cambridge tc~
day. Flags and bunting were hberaily displayed,
and many private residences elaborataly deco
rated. National statutes ware fred at sunrise
and sunset. Bells were ruug. and points Of his
toric interest denoted by appropriate inscrip
tons. The streets were "thronged. The e1er-
cises of the day consisted OF poem By James
Russell Lowell, and Al oration by Prof. Pes
bodv, OF Harvard College.
A prominent feature At dinner Was poe1n by
Oliver Wendell Holmes. Speeches we're made
By Gov CASTOR Senator Boutwell,, Gen Devin
and others. This evening fireworks and il
lu1ninations prevailed.
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Special Dtspatch to The chteaao tribune.
ANGOLA, 1ud., July Notwithstanding g. the
fact that rain fell nearly all day. the Fourth ST
July celebration here proved grand success.
A large number OF persons arrived via special
trains over the Fort Wayne, Jackson + Sag
inaw Railroad. The feature Of the day was an
able and eloquent oration BY the Hon. schuy-
ler Colfa1 which was listened to with rapt at-
tention By thousands.
ELKHAHT-
speefai Dispatch to Tn Cascaon Tribune.
ELKnARr, Ind, July 3--Iudependence Day
(July 81 will be celebrated here by two trotting
races to 30 trotted on the grounds Of the Elkhart
Trotting Association, and matct9 game OF ball
On the same grounds, between the keystones, OF
Fort Wayne, and the Actives, Of this city, for
the championship Of Indiana. The game is
looked for with considerable interest," as the
clubs are pretty aveniy matched The Actives
have just returned from Toledo, whore they
played game With the Toledo Club, winning BY
q score OF Il to 81.
, 1875-07-04

speeial nspateh to The CHICAGO IribunA
LASs1So. Mich, July 3.-The result Of the
boat race this evening was very perceptibly IN
favor of the Grand River Boat Club. Time, "A
min. sec.; the GoGnac Club. 15 min. Is Sec
Distance, milea.
The balloon ascension was grand SUCCESS. It
landed in Clinton County.
KALAMAZOO.
Special Dtspatch 70 The Ch,edor T7ibtrns.
KALAMAZOO, Mich. July 3.-1hs celebration
here WAS almost failnre, owing to tho storm all
the morning. Senators Chtistiansy and Ferry
addressed large crowd il the afternoon in the
park. We had splendid fireworks this evening.
Tnaro il IN immense crowd in town.
, 1875-07-04

5p<ctqy Dtspateh to Thr Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ill. July s.-The people Of this
county will generally celebrate the Fourth OF
July on Monday next at the following places, &C.
condiue to convenience: At Mendoza, Ea1lTille,
streator, and Morris, Grundy County, 1t each OF
which places ample preparations have been
made, The weather is extremely hot, and the
FREQUENT but not too plentiful showers OF rain
make it I'll that the Granger could deaire- Frank
E, A1ken's Dramatic Troupe play here ut Turner
Hall on this aud Monday evenings-
pLooM1NGToss
an.4tal IHspotcA to 1hs Chscaoo Tri1tx&.
B1ooauso1oS, ILL.,, July 3.-The celebration
Of the Fourth attracted many thousands to this
CITY. Although showers ut intervals marred the
pleasure Of the day, tho enjoyment was general
The Grafton BY the Hon A. E. Stevenson was
eloquent and timely, md was received With ap-
plause. Chief Justice Scott presided At the
meeting. In the Afternoon test OF tho Water
Works, which have beenacompleted to the public
square. Was made. Nine or ten streams were
thrown from tho mains and steamers 1t was
shown that she works are grand succesa~ With
= pressure Of 200 pounds ut the engines, Z mile
away. tho water Was thrown with : power equal
to A stream from the steamers. bloomington as
nov most perfectly protected In her buainoss
section from attacks OF he.
The celebration closed with = display Of fire.
vorka-
AROUND FRKLPoRT.
sneefdi Dispatch to The thaedae 7ttbun<-
FuKEpoa1, Ill, July 3.-Independence DaJ
waa enthusiastically celebrated in this vicinity.
Notwithstanding the severe rain-storm OF last
night and thia morning, and tho threatening as-
peot of the weather during the dav. large crowds
;oinad in the festivities at Davis, Shannon. and
0rangeYllle. The celebration at 0rangevilo
was Under the auspices Of the Odd Fellows and
Patrons Of Husbandry, and WAS attended by the
yarioua lodges Of Stephenson County and citi-
zena generally. Past Grand Masters Edward
Bartlett and 4. O. Dodge. Of Monroe, Wis, and
E. G. Dunn. Of Rockford, Ill. delivered the
Freeport will have her Fourth Of July frolie
next Monday, the 5th.
sHABB0HA-
Sp<eial Dzspd&eh to 7'h< Chteddo 1Ttounk
BHApBoxA, ILL.,, July 3.-We are celebrating the
Fourth Of july to-day. We have bad Gala
thumpian band, cannon firing, oration BY tho
Rev. D. L. Clonse. reading Of the Declaration,
horse-rscing, and freworks- At Hinckley, Was-
erman, Johnson's Grove, Lee, Steward, aud
Psv Paw, in this section. they are also cslc-
hr1hng.
Epecfal D1spdteA to TIE Chicago 17bune-
8PRMo11up, ILL.,, July 3.-The Fourth viii be
celebrated here on Monday, and tho parade viii
ba larger than former year,.
, 1875-07-04

evil omen, which would wear Bradley out.
Everybody WAS nervous. Many left the Reoub-
kcnn Office and adjourned to the telegraph
office, in tbs hopes OF getting the news sooao:.
town, and the town is now as quiet al the coun-
try village to which it has 50 often been CON-
pared. and which it always will be, except en- tile
occasion OF Fair time or Brown Stocking VIC
tory.
St. Louis is still joined to her idols, and will
bst what money she has left after to-dag's
wasers are paid on the coming game On Monday
next.
The Chics gcs leave for st. Louis this evening
to play the Browns tomorrow afternoon They
expect to be here ngsin Tuesday, and will start
Eaat Wednesday or THURSDAY. Following is 4
list Of their Eastern engagements
Sata, day, July lo-Bos!ons at Boe.oa.
Monday, July 1:-Live U.kA ut Lynn.
Tuesday, July l3-FxlI River Club at Fall River.
Wednesday,, July 14-Boston1 u: Boston.
Thursday, July 15-Ii7xtfords at Hartford
Saturday, July l;-Bostons at Boston.
Moul.y, July l9-Elm ci:ys at New Haven
Tuesday, July 20-Elp Citys ut New Haven
"Wednesday. July a1-Haztforaa At Hartford.
Thursday, July 2e-Elm Citys at New Haven.
Friday july o3-Atlanttcs ut Brooklyn.
Saturday July 24-Mutuals at Brooklyn.
Noaday, Ju1J 26-PhiadelrhiA At philadelphis.
Tnesday, July 2'-Athle.ic. st Philadelphia.
Wednesday. July os-Phitadelphias at Ph1lAdelphia.
Friday. July so-At.anaca at Brooklyn
Saturday. July 3l-Mutua.s 1t Brooklyn.
Monday, Au8ust a-Atlantics at Brooklyn.
Tuesdsy August 5-Ph:lade!phixs at PhiladephIa.
satu9d1y, August 7-Athlettcs at Philadelphia
ATHLETICS rs. PHILADELPu1As.
SPECIAL Dispoteh to I'hs Chcaoo Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, July San exciting contest
marked the fifth meeting OF the Athletics and
PAilade1pnias this eeason, on the ball field, tho
former winning by to !. Both presented their
strongest mines in tine condition. The pitching
Of Mcbride Was TOO much for the Fhl!adclph;as,
Who made only four clean hits, and scored their
only run in the second inning on an error Of
Forces and fine hit by Meyar!e. The Athlet-
ics made the first run on q base hit and
errors by Malone and Snyder, and their other
run By close decision OF the UMPIRE George
Henbel. be allowing Forces run to oe counted,
the philadelphies claiming that the third man
was out at third base before Force had yet
reached tho home-plate. The Athletics made
nine clean hits. Force and Clapp e1celled in
fielding for the Athletics. Snyder doing the best
in this respect for tho Philadolphias.
Iuninqs- 2 8 I 8 9
rhiladelphias. ...........o 0 Q Q G o-1
Athletcs-. q Q O.
Bos1oSs-HARTFoRDs.
BosToS. July s.-Base-ball: Bostons, s /;
Hartiords, l.
81. Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
sr. LOUIS, July 3.-Base-ball: ST. Louis
Beds, s WashinStons, @.
TIE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Below is the full record reported up to and in
Guiding July 8:
, 1875-07-04
THE NATIONAL GRANGE.

WAaHISo1oN, D. c., July 3-Ths Executive
Committee Of the National Grange continued
their session to-day. DR.. Warrall, representing
the Cooperative Societies Of England, was intro
duced. and submitted proposition for frase1-
nal cooperation. D. T. Chaae and J. T. Jones
wero appointed Committee to take tho whole
matter under confederation. The Committee
also had under consideration the removal Of the
headquarters OF the National Grange but reaehed
no conclusion 4 proposition looking to the
improvement Of ths business interest Of the
Order Was referred Five hundred dollars we're
voted tho Patrons in Colorado suffering from
the t1vages Of tna g1zuhoppers.
, 1875-07-04

TIE rRIsa AND AMKlk1cAN TRANS.
New YonK, July 3.-A dispatch from Dublin
says that the match for the Freeman's journal
cup to-day resulted in tie between Fulton, OF
the American team, and Doyle, Of the Irish Asso-
ciation. The tie will ba decided by shooting It
ordinary targets.
DUBLIN. Ireland, July 3.-Tha shooting for
the Al-Ircland challenge shield took place at
Dollymount to-day. The competitors we're four
members each OF the Dublin, Belfast and New
Yorl. Clubs. The ranges were 200 and 100
yards. in each OF which every participant had
twenty shots. Tbs shield Was won by the Dub
lin marksmen, the score standing: Dublin, 664
A.nateur IN. ", 558 Belfast, 81.
The following Ia the score:
~ cTyr
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h.as<.< ~ e11er.-Wnites, i; Browns,
a:1 ssa:-H1ssss ssa:.IHa5;ss +; + R,a:. siH.a;
s<a~d-Whitea :; Bre*1s. nons.
sse@s-Vniiaza AaLeaa-
REMARKs,
1nAre II one feature Of tho game which Wills
@o prominent to be passed over, though it is
e@ eeditatle to the parties engaged. The fact
eaapantsd 70 this city BY party Of men, some
Fnoss &ctions we're not those usually attr1but-
y Il 70 gsntlamen. They occupied corner OF
% sraod stand, and made their presence felt
z sathnsiastio and Iong-continued howlings.
~ M not objected to particularly. and nobody
tY began TO use ecurrilous language, when
80 Fitzpatrick, who was in charge Of the
&onnda, rsmonetrated with them. and WAS au-
sed ssssed eth vile epitheta. He very properly
..so s.e. ! oaa Of the party out Of the stand. and
... nun to tho statoD-housa. Some u the
h,*sa ,h1a ut evening that they had been badly
- 1his is exactly contrary to tho truth,
~. ~ md. furthermore, when Chicago sends
~s..taa ao 70 u. Louis, abe viii send . party OF
H1Ma1ssaen y With them.
~. ~ J, curious fact concerning yesterdays
=. @at the Whites had uniformly the worst
Hnt.nssten np17nG- It fs not intended to inpute
,t,rst tstItooa@ untairuess to Mr. Mclean, bat the
- ~. mat he gave tho vieitors much the best
~ aechlons on tareo important occasions.
es.t Il isa'olrets Of baee-bau xare pleased TO eee
s,ss. os Directors Of the Cub had eeen good
/ ~ Ion reinstating Hlgham in tho nina It
e. eaouIse, to b concluded khat they were sat
n. . ~ hs would play tbs Ra1re for what it
L. "tsa' q they would not have put him On thu
t,S. ~ Perhaps it may be we'll to say
atasa;afs nsfs t1as the principal Cause Of suspicion
h - - 6lghaca ia tbs character OF tho men
uniformly TO Be found with. It il not
d." ~ eas 70 Judge = man BY the eumpany hs
eu,t;sI,t eat u no credit to any man to be seen
a. hsne md almost exclusively, With thieves
oonko rupern-
1H1 fr. LouB PEOPLE K1clTxp,
n T<sa D1@poteA "a The cAicaoo 1.lbun<
hns.;a11ru1a July '3.-The excitement about the
k.6.s ooatdA wlefe the returns came in from
f,sns kane 1t Chicago was intsnse in the e1-
Niss.te teppeecaally toward the close ef the game.
ek,s G oW people gathered shout the Republican,
hhs;+1 +1ae1e ta tho news Of tbs game vas displayed
&.a annsnEA When the chalk told thst The
dsn.a moas in thu fourth inning, ths ~
E s:.nl r. destening, but when At the close Of
& wf.oaao Tho ecore ztood to 8 in favor of
e~ss sort Of ahsepahness stols over tbs
&sT =, on tha anncnncemeat It ths md Of ths
G.s.xst u ths viids& shouts rsnt tn aif.
q I'D ssaah M ssaH.d By III b N
, 1875-07-04
WILL SET ASIDE. =

Special D.spoteA to Ths CHICAGO TrfaH'k
SPRINGFIELD, H., Jolly 3.-Inthe United ssases
Court to-day, deciaion was given in cases aEls'
ing ont OF tho nequssts Of the 1ate Stephen ofi-
ffths, Of Vermilion County, to severA religious
societies. The facts have been fully reported to
TIE TRIBUNE The deciatou OF the Court wa TO
the effect thu. the beques.s must be set aide, -
tLo societies In whose fAvcr they Wete made haVe
no power to hold real estats IN tnS stase' DONG
corporations Of other ststea.
IL appeal viii bo taken to the suprems Court
of tha United SGAteA.
, 1875-07-04
whaf n LightninE-stxoke II Like.
Rnrkzt

WhH61eQEs% tlhtEA.l f1HtN@s
Mr. l. Castle, whose experience in oe!n8
struck BY lightning We alluded TO iaas week- haa
told M al shout it, and We are content TO take
hia word for it. IA the storm came up ho put
HI. team in the barn aod Sat down in the doo1
f1c1nr the inside The stroke Of Ighta1nR
ghich killed bus horses and Ezostrased him
d1d it's work too sHiftly to give him
the elightest warning OF its coming. Hn
first remembrance upon returning to coo-
eciousnesa waa OF hearing hls dAughtaf, who
had run down from the house, about Is rods
Distant exclainn, "Oht father IL desl!" Upon
opening his eyes, the whole aiF And sky seemed
to be ia blaze. He also became CONSCIOUS Of
the uosk intause suffering. and especially tn
his lower limbs He says the pain vas like that
Of bum, and that he could not have suffered
hid been held in the dames. His
w,fe and daughter, upon seeing that hs
was still alive desired TO remove him 70 tho
house. but be begged to be left vhero he vas and
not TO be disturbed, ~ he felt that he could lsa
but i few Minutes and that he might well dc
there AZ to be put to the needless torture OF re-
moyal. Az he seemed to gsh strength, however,
he vas soon taken to tha house aud made ~ ocm-
fostab1e - possible. bat eight or ten houss
elapsed before he vaa abie to move either Of his
lower ilmbs- The left hip sod leg seerned to to
mora Affected than tho right and the symptoms
for siIne indicated that tho bones we're Injured
But these have pAssed away, aod ouly sliRhs
hmeness now Temalns- The right lung has beeu
very sore ever since the occurrence, but this
may hare bean caused by IN injury received In
from the shoulders to the calf OF tho right le&
which tho akn Nhs poatsd az ~ tkoukn ID ~
toa neAl3nt1
, 1875-07-04

The races on Monday, the last day Of the
meeting. include TWO consolation purses, $500
each the first for horses beaten in the 3-minute
and $50 classes, and the second for 40 and 2:35
classes and q running rnce 2 miles and repeat,
for = purse of $500, $500 10 first, for which
Cape Cod, Queen Of Diamonds, George Rice
and Modoc will contest.
So far the meeting has been grand SUCCESS.
DEATH OF THK uo1sE LEXINGTON.
CINCINNATI, O., July 3.-The Commercials
Lexington, ky-, special says the celebrated race
, 1875-07-04

YACHTING.
ARRANGEMENTS FOE RACE.
4 meeting of resident yacht-owners WAS held
last evening il the parlors OF the Sherman
House. for tue purpose Of making soma arrange
meuts for yacht-race to take place At An early
date, with view Of entering into some organi-
zation. Deputy-Shorif Bradley called the meet
ing to order, and stated its objects to be the
arrangements for race to test the metal Of the
some ten or fifteen Of the yachts owned in this
city. All previous efforts to get up 4 race had
sigual1y failed, and yachting in this country
seemed to require some puahing to make it
attractive.
Mr. Bradley WAS elected Chairman Of the
temporary organization, aud Capt. John A.
Farrow Was chosen Secretary.
Tho rules OF the International Yacht Club
were read over and we're submitted to an AMI
mated discussion previous to adoption. Some
disagreement occurred about tha classing Of tue
vessels, Mr. Miller claiming that boat carrying
but 100 yards Of canvag could have no show
with one carrying 500 yards. Finally It was
agreed to make time allowances Tor all tho boats
entered.
On motion Of Capt. Fergus, the entrance fee
to the race WAS fixed At tie sum OF @5. MF.
William ". Bates Was selected to measure tho
boats.
TIE course will be from etake-boat anchored
off Twelfth street to = stake-boas 34 miles
southeast, thence around the crib and return.
Weather permitting, tho race will take place at
10 .. m, July II. No boat will be allowed to
carry SO uare sails. Capt. Higgie Capt. Fergus,
and Sheriff Bradley were appointed committee
to select Judges and appoint stakeholder.
There will be three prizes, comprising all the
funds collected. the first urize to be three times
tho third prize, and the second twice tue third.
There we're ten yachts represented, and from
the expression OF tue meeting, It LOOKS as it
Chicago were at last going to have Yacht Club.
II tho race Is success, there will. 10 all proba-
bilitY be d irst-class organization perfected
among the yacht-owners Of tho city.
, 1875-07-04
WISCONSIN POLITICS.

speesa1 Dtspatch to IAs Ch4cdos 7sfoss"e.
Bz1orr, Wis, July 3.-The Fourth District
Convention (tock County, met here to-day and
slactsd O. r. q. Collins, OF shis city md Thomas
Holmes Of 8hopere, dsisgasoa to ths Rspuhlk
ran atst4 Convention.
, 1875-07-04
KANSAS CITY FAILURE

Special Ditpatch to Thx chiea9o 7Ttot.n@
KAysAs err, July 3-Tbe Wholesale dry-g gooda
house Ut Peake l. Aa1sh, which suspended hero
q few days ago, waa finally placed in the hAnds
OF the Sheriff Of this county this evening" Iha
attachment IL issued BY creditors 10 New York
er.ashonnar-timea vas the cause Of the troub!s.
, 1875-07-04
THE TURF,
The TURF.
posrPoEEuENT or THE RACES TKsTERDAY

PQsTPoxENENT or THE RACES YESTERDAY.
The races at Doxter EarE were postponed
yesterday On account OF the heavy rains in tie
morning. which made the track unfit for uBe.
Tomorrow yesterdays programme will be given.
with the addition Of running race, mile heats,
for al ages, and the trot against time-219H-
by the famous Chicago horse Bodine There
will be three running races, which will intro
duco some Of tho horses which furnished
such fine amusement Friday, and trot for
horses that have never beaten $50. Phil 6ber.
idan. Fleta, Independence Prince, and Huckla-
berry (fozmerly Brown Jack) are entered in the
hitter.
Among the runners aro Malcou, Harry Ed
wards. antioch, Marion, Malcom. Jr., Ro1ella,
gapesmoua. Anadis. Crockford, Falmouth War
Jig, Lady Washington. Wlnifred. Regent, and
Mary Rowett.
The reputation Of the abore horses Is guar
autoe for frst-class races.
The trsin on the Michigan Southern Road will
vait for passengers until the races arc over.
4 larRe amount OF interesting turf notes pre-
pared for this issue are un1voidably crowded
ou4
II LONG BRANCH.
LoNo BAAxca, N. J., July s.-Tha Monmouth
Park races began today. There Wss = fair At
tendance. The first race vas mile dash. One
hour was lost IN starting the horsea. Searcher
Was first, Countess second, Terdie1ls third
Tina, Lac ~
The second 1ace was mile heat8- DNtiRnan
won the first Grinsted second aad third Time.
l:45H; las; LAT.
The third race was the Jersey Darby. mile and
arhalf. Betting before the start Tas 3100 70 225
On McGrAths entries against the field. Calvin
won Chesapeake second. Viator third. Tine,
2:435< Warwick threw hls rider. General HAr-
ney came In third. but, after nearing claim OF
foul, tho judges decided shAs Water get the third
place.
Tho fourth nce w1s thu Long Branch GRIND
National stssple chase for Ill Agea, About ni1es
e@H fttE hnaitne-coutss- houhls e4hs IN
, 1875-07-04
PORT NF ERtE.

5peeiat Dtspatth 70 The Ch.eaoo 7rfotsn&.
ERIE, Pa. July 9.-The propeller Arizona left
for Chicago this evening with large cargo OF
merchandise and twenty passengers, mostly fox
Chicago
Freghts unchanged. Large quantities Of coal
arc still coming io. Charters-8choouar Ha1-
vest Queen, coal to Buffalo, GO centa.