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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14

MOTHERS should lay in stock OF
.pr,ucy Young branches now that the
boy, viii soon open the swimming season
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14

We will sell handsome Black silk
at Sl.OO. and good, heavy Gro Grain
At u 80, cheap at 500, ut
j 5. RHODES 4 GO. 5.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14

Go to Gold Bros. where Won viii find
the very best STYLES Of Clothing for less
money thaU any other house. Don "',
TO give them . call. 81 No. llo1 Man
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14

Piano AND ORGAN TUNING ASn EE-
PAIRING. carefully and promptly attend
ed to. A.. work guaranteed. Leave
orders at ADAMS y Lucas
Music Store, 1927 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14

\ LARGE iot Of black and white stripe
and fancy .o.rred Silks, just opened al
}. :. RHODES X Co.'S.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14

THE knights TemPior meet tonight
for driIl. All Sir Knights who propose
-oinc TO Pittsburgh should be present.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14

Corner Main and 10Th streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14

THE largest assortment ot Chi.drens,
Bows and Youths clothing You will find
a: Gold Bros. llO7 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14
WANTED.--A Route Boy al
this office. Apply ut once.

THERE was another heavy frost We'd
n,,ioy night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14

Ware clearing cu. 70 make room. \
I,r,e 10: of best Calco' ut 63c. Conc
soon if YOU want them.
i. =. RHODES Il Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14

Police CoURT-Judgs Cr0nmSr.-Ihe
following cases appeared on the docket
of the Police Court Yesterday morning
John He mani. Babb and John Elliott
were each fined three dollars and cost,
on a charge of dlsorderiy conduct. The
first two paid, bat Elliot wos without
friends or money and was sent up ;or ten
days.
Deb. Tharp, for dsorderly conduct was
committed 10 Jail for twenty days in de-
fault Of paying Il fine Of five dollars and
costs.
Eof Cunningham, charged with COM
hitting an indecent act IN the Second
ward market house, was fined ten dollars
and costs In default Of payment ne
went up for twenty days.
Frederick Wolf, charged with assault,
was assessed ten doI!us and costs.
Charles Bobbctl. e.: an aggravated case
OF djsordcrly conduct. was assessed lwcu-
~ dollars and costs lie went {, Jail for
thirty days.
John Altmycr, charged with drunken
meas, was fined one dollar and costs. In
default Of payment he will spend the
n9xt ten days in Jail.
The ease OF Jane, Trabagau, charged
with pcddling without license, wu- con.
tiuuad until this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14

A LARGE collection Of sheet music jus;
received ut W. :. Hutcnin' music store.
No. go 18th street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14

Tur Circuit Count viii meet I'm
morning ut 9o.clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14

The First Branch Of Council adjourn
cl to meet this evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14
STOCK SPECULATIONa-

- - - - - 49, ~ 0 \. -''e.
Conducted by us in .r."y form. .. Com.
mission only. Puts arG calls. on. r...
houses and lowest rates. Cost. ...r,.
ANA ui',H pay 5000 s'TuH.. .........
rNpiHuIu" how Wa. -.... ..... .......
;tI" CouuGcfn.l. sent 'r... -... .......
TSTi ssyesg sSa5, ! %.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14

md put up, and is largely used upon the
b..,l buildings in the country. Pin" q"
be- used generally throughoul-- the build
ing for the lumber, with oak. ash and
yellow pine for the floors Of rooms; it be-
ing more probable that good seasoned
material can be had, when more than one
kind IS specified.
The main stairway Of ash and walnut
with heavy rails, balusters. and corner
pedestals. Floors of halls and corridors
oftile work, laid in cement on cast iron
hollow girders, serving as hues as before
mentioned.
Plasteriag finished in white lime
with corners and centres, the principal
rooms and public halls to be decorated
with scaylida, or imitation marble. 1t
is recommended to- grain VII finished
wood work likely 10 be soiled. and good
materials for the painting and glazing
should be used. Many other points reia.
ting to materials, workmanship and
terms Of contract are purposely left out
of this document, rs they will necessarily
be determined by the plan and moditica-
tions adopted by the committee; the
amount OF materials, and time by which
materials can be procured and delivered
price and time required for labor, and
therefore properly remain to be stated in
the working specifications accompanying
the working drawings.
Ii remains 20 be mentioned that the
building can be erected for the 100000
specified: that the wings are 50 arranged
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-14
MISCELLANEOUS

F0TC SAMPLES 10 AGENTS ..,....,
EREE Com blnHfiJn $eed'r-uY..
IT'LL CET,IJ~. send stamp. 5.
New Bedford. Mas
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-10
LATESTTELEG Ms

Beach has opened fire from the Tilson
batteries. Mainly his shots, so far, are
directed against Porter.
The GOLFERS strike in Pennsylvania is
probably at an end.
The direct Atlantic cable has been
completed and communication is estab-
lishcd between this country and Ireland.
Piper, the Boston sexton, has been
formally charged with the murder and
rape Of Mable Young in the beltry OF the
church where be cliicia.ed.
The Supreme Court Of the United
States srssains the Pennsylvania tax
suits against Erie,
Tom Gallagher and Peter Hogan
fought q prize fight on Long Island and
hogan tat Mis!heI Gallagher il twenty
three rounds,
AnotLsr crisis in Spain. It's time.
Mr.. King AIphonso has been on the
throne nearly four months.
Daniel Webstcr's library was sold yes
teIday at fair prices.
Abraham jackson, the Boston fraud,
is in jail where he ought to Ice.
- Black Hills parties are caught by the
military and turned back. They are
getting sick and are like to get sicker.
Ex MAYOR Selhy &C San Francisco i:
dead,
The Republican politicians nre fockinl
to Sacramento where their State Con
vention will be held to-day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-10
The Eu,m.t Guard Picnic

We do not know when we have felt
more profound thrill of admiration than
we experienced yesterday on seeing
Farmer Treadway. (who, himself is a
veteran of the Mexican war.) CALAMITY
bestride of spirited but gentle palfrey
galIoping froai point to point about the
city. issuing orders bearing upon the
military fete which takes place to-day
on his farm. It's the Emmett Guards
that hold their annual picnic there. this
blessed tea,h day of June, God willing.
There'll be rale old Irish jollity there
and fun galore; and la.hin's OF prog and
dancing with will in Uncle Tread S
great big hall that he has been build
inc there. It's thremendions frolioklpg
they'll have, we war; Mt: and we'll go
bail that the lads will be peaceable and
sober and do honor to the gallant com
pany they train in, to be sure.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-10

i New TwENTY-CkST PlECE,-1ue Of
the first tao issued from the Carson
Mint has been exhibited in Sacramento.
The Herald says the Mint Of San Fran
cisco will this week commence tie coin
age of the new twenty-cent pieces. The
coin IS @. the thickness OF the twenty
I'VE ceEt piece-thougl one-ffth less
diameter-and it generally represents
that cola in appearance, with the ex-
ception that its edges are not mllied. It
is a very pretty coin. and will soon he as
familiar to the public as the dime and
the quarter.
OFTNERs ELycr.-TLe Grand En-
campr1ent of I. 0. O. F, which. con-
yened in Winnemucca on Monday, elect
ed the following officers: Grand patri-
arch, J. C. Smith. Of Virginia City
Grand High Priest, ". Il, Hill, of Day
-ou; Grand Senior Warden, George W.
Chedic, of Carson; Grand Scribe, Z. V.
Drake, Of Austin; Grand Treasurer,
George Tuhy. Of Carson. Grand Junior
Warden, c. y. Jones, of Reno.
CHARLEY PALMER, TIE famous street
vendor, held seance last night in front
of the County Buildings. Charley is
the best single-handed talker in his line
that we know of and for that matter,
many's the fellow citizen who sets up
.or q statesman and political pundit
from whose unwashed soles Charles can
Just obliterate all traces Of their North
American hosiery. You var me-
TIE wISD STORM of Eight before last
blew up some cold air and the ragged
edge OF some storm clouds. These latter,
during the night, deposited a light COW
ering Of snow on the pate OF the bald
Sierra, while down in the Valley here
were some slight sprinkles of rain. Last
night frost seemed likely.
TEMPERANCE LECTURE Tonight at
the District Court Room, the Rev. Mr..
McDougall will deliver a lecture on the
subject of Temperance, at the Ormsby
County District Court Room. Those
Who have heard Mr.. McDougall speak of
him as q man of eloguence and learn
ing. The lecture is free.
A SPECIAL CAR chartered for the occa-
sion, took party Of Carson ladies and
gentlemen to Virginia City to see
Giro6e. Girofa by the Oates Troupe at
Piper's, last night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-10
As TO THE subject matter of the coming

As TO THE subject matter OF the coming
circus with it's many attractions OF the
arena and its vast collection Of interest
ing and instructive animals and other
objects of a natural and curions char
acter, shall it not be touched upon in
another issue OF the APPEAL?
SENATOR jones left Gold Hill for San
Francisco night before last. He expects
to return within week.
TAKE PARTICULAR NoTICR of Uncle
Tread's ad. in this mornings APPEAL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-10
HOTEL. Attltit Ais.


The blood IS the life Of the human system.
Keen X Iure aud all is we'll for this purpose
no standard medicine has had 50 uniform and
amazing success as DR. IIESLEY's CELErRATED
l. Y L Ditttrs. This is pure stimulsnt nIcdi-
catedwith the finest tonics and alternatives which
the vegetable kingdom affords: and is the only
pr, paration at present known which thoroughly
meets the emergency. Tie effect of this pop
ular restorative il continuous. Each dose take II
!nyigorates the vital enc rgies and the brain, and
its prolonged Use viii uuquestionably cure any
CO Sc of debility ntal tUrpdity that does not
arise from organic causes beyond the reach of
medicine. 1t is in the strictcst sense of the
word. an inrigorating and regulating cordial
If the nerves are tremulous and relaxed. II
braces them; If the liver is torpid it promotes
activity i'll that organ; if the appetite Il poor and
digestion a slow and painful operation. it ere
ates IT fish for food and enables the stomach
to convert it into healthful ailments. More
over it is a specific for large number of all
meuts. some Of which are particularly pre-
valent in the damp and chilly weather which
we often experience in mid winter. Among
these NAV he mentioned rheumatism, Chllls and
fever and all the morbid conditions OF the Iii.
gestiv organs. BY insuring perfect digestion
and proper flow of bile, it insures pure blood,
a vigorous circulation, and prompt discharge
of all waste matter from the system. myl9lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-10

THE FAvoRIIE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Ormsby streets, is becoming
the favoritc resort Of this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while the
best Of wines. liquors and cigars are. also, sold
at the bar. A first class Pedro Game for the
amusement of guests, u cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recommen-
dstions to public favor. X. Il. Brown is the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-10

IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he Medical pro-
fession. DR. WN. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
and all diseases of the Throat and Chest. DIR.
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE ANODYNE cures
lin one MINUTE. mhl2-6m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-10

IKE California State Republican
Convention meets at Sacramento to-day.
Hon. Romulus Pacheco viii il is thought
receive the nomination for Governor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-10

DESIIsTRY.-Dr. a. Chapman having returned
to Carson, after professional visit to Virginia
City. has again taken Room No. 43 at the
Ormsby House, where he can be consulted for a
few days.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-10

blessed tenth day of June, God willing.
! There'u be rale old Irish jollity there
aud fun galore: and lashin's of prog and
dancing with will in Uncle Tread $
great big hall that he has been build
inc there. It's thremendions frolickipg
they'll have, We war; mt: and we'll 60
| bail that the lads will be peaceable and
sober and do honor to the gallant com
pany they train in, to be sure.
CLEANING A FIEE CIsTERN.-We sup
pose we know. but We cant hardly tell
WHY cistern made to hold water for eX-
tincuishinc the flames Of what is elo
queutly called the devouring element, is
called file cistern. Certainly CRATE
: or stove or Il range where one makes
water boil is net 10 be called a water
erate or range Or stove: and it don't
seem 70 be the lair thing to call a water
reservoir Of the aqueous elemen. a fire
I cistcrn. even when the water therein con-
, tanned i. intended to he IN readiness 10
finnish the requisite dampness 10
guerch the danes of the deyouring ele
mint afortsaid 1t might be called q
fireman cis.e.n; only that would h,ine
confusion to the untu;orct mind ny being
a"-]t9'i'5 S'''o.'H , 49,, anu 80
g s~r ,'.,,, -''' sl..} without tnrthfr
,efereuea t. ,liatecti.s and Rich
'ayf Grant W!1itas p1risms, We may
&c permitted TO launch the solid fact at
th-ear q tho releral public that the So
called mind We Shit. the responsibility
q tn nhrasel-tbe s3-c.lIrd fire cistern
n the Intersection Of Carson and King
streets !. nrl-rroiug q long needed
cleansing. Yesterday orr ever yisilaut
LloLwavman !: ", NAV be allowed to
en,.Ioy chat eoithet in sreakirg of Street
~, 1870 ~ I H. ,"n,n.,d On, Tb,s r,nninc
was preliminary to digging and dredging
and final expulsion from that receptacle
OF 7Iea' fu'i'i'S u ihuoGS scum
"i'tCH W ~, at I5.r
~ 4e7' '-1''-- -
I 4Hr .tN'eiL va H7'i''''r" "7 %
as 100 ana - IN ~ '.e7'. !, =. 'ns
JTc'S" pa, ny N"
Cto''e q. h"H"' HO"e'o' i40ti 'i-. IL
H'ei oo'Ht my i'-"9 W
SET up !. sem oi Ai7 t''''o9' 'hue N0ii-s
a"a. Win 'He Si9''I"9'
c,,.>.,, Tr-r,,rs E,1lou;,,,;se LIST ~
the bFaAu JURORS iof Tue out~ term IL
n VIM. uao,,ar ,5.-,, Vol,or
Robe.t Stewart. W. d. Torrevson. C. d.
Meder, G. {. lAa1ter, George Iuhy, T..
~ uLi' "a D.. .'T" $3.50 ni', 49, II p
! pI;IIins lanes F Wood ~ r. Mus
orova p II NnIcaby Jacob Miller ID.
+ Int I.rpurt II Il Dow. The
INV viii r,a.t in the District Court room
.. ;an n.cIocI- ~ ON Monday neyt
I'm r4tb
TAKEN FOR CEEcrs MAS.-Mont-
,,ox,. ,,-,oo,,. I;11 ,,,...ars rera in
Winnemucca last Week. ana stuck some
huge posters on fences and walls in
different parts Of the town. The pictures
Piutes. who ascertained that a great
circus was coming, III which there were
strange ioohinS men fuu anii.iais, les
I'll arnea,ad ON the streets and of
, 1875-07-20
WASHINGTON,

Nrwsnnorr sto-v sf,uf III. 9,rr.,tr+t
Has weakened. nuu " ,1t Nh, ttuuncc
atr. F'I4I.cr-Cnnrrin OF the Thrrc
Etr*t-cttsss sSerrcrnrtcs sTh~r"nt-thirf
C'rF1t AFcFy'* Letters Sniu II 1s'' ihs
Nn'c. @1"P'sntoee AsNt"~t AA'H-
cr.1'at t,,.a, r. r.. r,,x r.,,.
w,a,,,snroy n .fn,s 80 o.~r1,o y.oa;,o
c,,. .n,s, ..tyo ,a,,,, ,,no., anal s.,,t,,r;,,,
,,,v ,bo, III. 1roa,,,on, H., -ac,,I.1 Ii.
for tte ra.,onat,,,p m .1u,1p, r,.b,r .,u, ,;,,t
I'm, ro,t,o.r,,, vitt co,,,,,,, q. ru;to1 e,n,.o
..,os,,.n ~ ,,;., 1H,,,;.,t H.. ,,,%.,..
hsana that rug IfeH'oeHt loufo noth!hs
affecting tho integrity OF Atl!isf OF Judre
Fisher, but, on tho other haul, las received
many warm indors etncnts and renut,ts tor lin
...,.:. ...., ~. 1,,..,.., - H.. ,.,,
tc'o'l''o '1o'1 'no uaso9 " lug e""'s a1a 'ea'-
ing members OF LILO has' II IL aa'hai.o1 1nat ob-
iect,ouB oxist III Te.arl to tho personnel Of tho
nflico. Int Il,Ice Fisner propases to runoyo all
rro,,nd ar complaiut On thas scor, liz a conu1e.o
feofsani@a''ou' aao 'uo a!io'''tne"' o. a"
assistant or asssHeants, wao Haall 10 entirely
acceptable 10 tho pahsi: Iii. former aa--tant
Mr. Harrington VOL m e,,ytaLlo II putat,ou al d
viii, ,,-,.ac,,ur o,l II Jua,o t,;.,,nr IL
r'"''' p'oees"' ns, ""0so =, -
ab.o now 10 HI" H'cses"of o1
cVull capacity aud enorEy it IL nut too much to
say that It would greatly add to thu Adn,iniBtra-
tim of ;u.tice in thu Uistri,t TIM nur,n,,ncc-
,.ant ,n., H. pros;1a,, ,,.e aoo,,,,,, ~ ,o,o,
.oS.'S t"os sno 4. " @ 1 " 'e"
oiitea otasos D'btslet-tt1ol'es lhaer ESs eau'eu
Cteat excitement in Cabinet cEcca. Eecre-
terics rierrepont mud Brbtow aud Io*tsnastc.-
t;cnora, Hawaii have all Lec,, Intervene, re.
bPo''nE IT, aii' a.o a''Ape ~ eoneea' 'n''' EUR
prize. Tho peculiar fact in tlat the rc'luest for
tho resignation OF FISHER originated With
tbo President. who directc, tho Attor-
49,. c.no.., - ,.,,o., ,;.hor J., ro-
u.,, os 49, ,,,,o,,,.a,,a,, orttev,,~ ,roooa,;.
from Boss Sheohesl and Die; Harrington. who
went to Long Blanch to intcrctla IN behalf OF
Fisher, and 10 protect htU Nhllo Under ilro.
They gave out that they s1lrceeted in tlloir His
, 1875-07-20
AQUATIC.

TIE LAKE. r0S FtHAATRAIN REGATTA.
New ORLEANS, July l9.-Tle ruwing regatta
at Milneburg. Lake ponschaEsIain, was q great
success. Fiftcon thousand persons witnessed
the race. Tho Bingle.scull ahell saco was won by
Ilonry G. Chcuycr. Of Charleston, by s!,reo
lengths II. Il. Mu~g1o,e, Of the lit. Johu Ciuu,
second Owon 1leiilY, Of New 0.1eans third !;
+. J. Gllen. OF Orleans, fourth; Ii. Dallas. of
tho Snnthern. nth; l.. ". Perkins. Of tho st.
John Club, sixth.
Tls tso-oarca rholl race Was won by tt,e st.
Jalru Club iho Chxrles I. Howard Club seco,.d,
Pelican Club third.
1ha four-oarea gig rAco NAB won BY tho 1liyer.
sides by .area acuslhB, llopo seeond iIowat.ls
third, 6outAerua fourth. Orleans tflh. st. John
sixth.
Tho tour.oarcA sloll race was won by the
MyelrlIcs, CAarostons aecoud. uroAus thiri,
Nopo fourth. Howard it'll. Pelican sixth, 1T.
JUhu seventh. Won by six loIEths.
FAAC AAATEuA TINE.
Stfeiai CorTsAI otdtt!cs n ihr rh,eaao 7trleaHf
unASp llAyAs. Mich, July ls,--'rAe time
malo by Frank +, Yates, Friday syo,ing. "4'I.o
''coxcl.ing" Herb" learnun. ts thu beat sna.
teur tlmo on record. lie made TIC : in1!es-l
milo and retusn--in l4:Uj. Everything dus!u9
the race w&s favorable to fast timo.
, 1875-07-20
A Desperate 9IitsaF.

Te1s4 RIUT tNF.} K7ItTIT'
frank Fngslronl. \ Swedish lniner wen known
In Austin, l,as been ancs yeStotaaS n'psnlng
MINI, wher0 a bojy Ut r,cll ola Aaa la.ely beaa
st.uu.. liz il armed with ruts aud Eefuses 70
Ist anybody como III or to come oGs himself.
sneriH Emory, Who kuo"a lm vol, went to
soryo wAtsaus on ltm on account Ut somo
uioyoJ by tho 1toro. but Ill attompts 1T ex-
p!xuasun uero vain. lilo l4s : lot Ut powder
ia tLc drift, aud avears he will blow systy-
Thug to xtous, himself Included, II auy at-
lie dlovs reorle broke through to tho place
where Epgasron w4s working. and who're 4 rich
body Ut ore has taen found, thuy claiming 1t d
iicir own. whilst Engat.ou claima it ~ hls.
Tho eutrancs to the lattsr's drift. which ia au.tu
= distance fsou tAs u1oYs incline, II baszscaded,
, 1875-07-20
CREhT BRITAIN,
{>IsjtAkt.ld i'Ht}tiI,AtI,t:.,

L.o%EoH, July 1J-1n tho House of Commons
tonight Mr. DissaeIi stated that til. tioycrl.-
ment wunl proeeoJ wiki tho Agricultural, tho
afeiclant Shipping, tho fudcaturc n:,l tic
Land Transfer 1.li.. IIe declined to sav What
tieposition wol1l bn NAL, OF other naea+a:cy.
1fa hoped. Nith tlr Enrstance of tie t!Iu-c, tn
bring their labnss to clotc 1t t,,.aho uni
srtisractnry l,criod. Mica tlr. ailltac.un IL OK
pressed at tho isenlicra ln;!o:inl!t1a II.
TIE LORD MArol'a EA:;,lu2r.
OF func!iOnRrlch invited to the Lord MAYORS
ln:"sna.ionni banquet Tho following I.aye ri icl,l-
fed their ucce p.aHce The iefects Of tho :'r':n,
III las tie Ct!als, and Of the Ia ic. OF '1ris tho
Mayors of taia,H. D sr.l"auS. Geneva. Euuo. rI-
ri1,. II srence, Cliris!a}a, H,s!nn, E.1d Quslcc
A,h tia I'ltrgomasrerno Of l'r sals, .lntwer1, mud
Amsterdam. S+scu!e II lHlfe Mt vet HI t*.ta1!.
All t"entt-two have lcci,led, ILL il luS Ill tr
tiNEuIaLN invited.
, 1875-07-20
SPORTING NEWS.
Programme for the Opening Day
OF tho Dexter Hurk Races.


THE TURF,
TIE DEXTER rAnA NxEr1xn,
The escoul mestinE al De1ter t,ntk h4rina
this afternoon. Tie opening day vi / oIer Il tace
for Ap1ses that hare never beaten 2i5. for L
burse II $500; for which tho following horses
arc entered: Dei1o HrowD. Monarch Nule
Miracnlpna. Pilot Manbrino. joe, and CtniA.s,
All arc good llorsos. suue nf whom aro !oval fA-
yorft,s, and tho c3ntcst will 10 closs and inter.
cstinH.
The 8ocond race, and tho conc1uding ono Of
tile dar, will 10 lcswueu tunEIrg horrest best
three III fyc. fur purse Of SdD. 1t will lntrn-
Washington. Sweet l,sy. nnd War Jig. Tim
hitter animal ID celebrated runnor. whone owner
llaa offered u match him fur si.ptU agasnA: any
i,orao in tIsia State, iio is tho fayorite In tho
poul.sclung.
THO attendance prnmIsrs to bo largo. and tho
Indications arc tia: tho mcet,Lg Will be an cA-
traoldinafiv successful o!e. 10th in tollt u
patronage aud the quahty Of the contonts.
The track may be reached by tho stata street
ca.s, and trains ou tho Michigan Southern and
r4.tttu,E / Fott Wayro 1loatis, w;,icI lenve A.
4:f5 y. IN, md will wait for laa4enEeis until
after the Eacce are over.
rooL.sELL'yn.
Maj. BARKER The king vi root.Ee1fcrr. orened
out last night tic la!mer Houto Exchange. aud
fora couple of hours Carried brisk uIlsitIcss.
lAe Llat1!nS WAS asHtAnto1 and satisfactory. Il
'srgo n1s;uhcr of tran ;ers were III abundance,
h'd Lacked tlcr Judgment With their green-
BACKS. lH this 2;'h race I1lot Marubrino i,Ad
tIie call at small osls against tho tel. int t"ro
wc1o ho1no foo'f sold Wnero tho tiel1 lonnel up
over The "clotr"." ULc pool "aA solu aa fol-
lows: lhlN slaml,tinu, :1a EclIn l'ruw1., - !;
ted. itclu1!n. Ioi.a, eli lilic 3llE@Eluus Jov,
md CtllIrer, Eli.
The running race. =;o7, mile heats. three IN
five. iilcd will Itrai,ty, George l:1cc. I.ay
Washington. Sweet Lay. hsd War Jig 1Ae lat
Ter roId fay.ri.c ut :l5 to :l2 fus tLo licil.
Cu1. Eianhur will, il rossibIo, llayu co4 tiemcu
Of Integrity IL t'r. ttal.l a. jnlgcs Gullug the
ineetlu.. lie has in,ltei Mct~rt. =. Il. I8r-
bank, J. Il. ilnacr anl Alncs Tay;tr to preside
over tue iaccr. nad. II they can Lu idrcsI u 20
INTO The B;a:.d, the pubic NAV se-t arnnred tho
racer will be cui.1uc:al "ou the :uarc.
FIrIbHEEG. IA. Hat!s,
rlrTaHvn0. Ia. july iJ.-.M Ftieudship Park
tc-day, tho hatiIrai' race for :1pUJ sa- Won by
.1rnn1o F1oic III slx hentH. huating Abort, john
Mckee, aud Selno. lest tsn.r, 4:iti{.
10 tho match race for fu1lnIuE flurrea, s200 4
Eide. ling William beat Yo'ls le1unto IL til GO
straight leass Time. ~ ll::4, So.