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, 1875-12-05

BASEBALL.

BASEBALL.
PROSPECTS OF THE MuruAIs.
Statements have lately been made in Phlla"
| delphia and Western papers to the elect that II
| WAS very doubtful whether the Mutual tluo
| would live another aeasoo, and assuming that
tho surviving players would 70 into the phlla-
| delphiA Club. The story was evidently manu-
! factu1ed in the 1ast-named city IN tbs interest,"
| OF the club OF bad reputation.
| All these rumors are edectual1v set at 1est by
q letter from Mr.. Cammeyer, Manager Of the
Mutuals, who, in writing to President Hubert
Of tue Chicago Club, says that he has no idea of
t giving up tho ghost; but. on tue
| contrary, expects to have stronger
nine, and better support in 1876 than ever be-
| fore. Ho has already signed contracts with
Hicks, c.. Mathews, p. !; start, b.; Hatfield
ab; Nichols b.; Hallimnn. 8. 8. 4; and Booth,
| +. He las also been negotiating with Boyd
Holdsworth, and several Others and proposes to
enter the field in 1876 stronger than in 1875.
In regard to the prospecra Of the gane IN Nc"
York uext season, Mr. Camueyer il quite jubi-
liant aud declares that he will get more CenteH-
nial yisit.rs then Philadelphia, aud will be able
to afford better support to the game than 1t
has had for aon1o Aoal8.
All Weetern men interested in the game will
uu,te IN wishing Mr. Cammeyer good luck IN hls
h4e1al-ninded and generous supporter OF tho
Western clubs, and has shown better appre-
citation of the needs Of the tunes than auy other
club manager iu the East Beside this. ho has
uniformly been hone>t IN his dealings with
other clubs, and has deserved their aid and sup
port. .... -
TIE CHAMPIONSHIP OF 1875.
1t meeting OF The Championship Committee
Of the National Baseball Association Of profess
sional players, at Boston. Dec l, the records Of
games played IN 1878 were received from the
following cubs: The Athletics, OF Phlla-
oelpIlin the Red Stockings OF Bos-
ton; the uartfor.ls; the Mutuals, Of New
York and the White Stockings, OF Chicago.
It was then voted that the championship pen
nant for the season Of 1875 be awarded to the
Boston Baseball Club they having won the
greatest number of games during the season Of
1915. The Bostons won II games Atheletics,
81 games; the Hartforde. 50 gamea; tue st.
Louis Club, SO gamas; phiiadelphas. 81 games;
Ch1cagoa, 80; Mdtuais. 80: New-Havens, z; At
lantlcs 2,
NOTES.
Tie St. Louis Red Stockings are having good
SUCCEEDS N disposing Of stock in their organlza-
ton, about 800 shares being already subscribed
FOR.
Golden will probably play with the Covingtou
Stars next yesr. Quinn may catch for him, but
has made no contract as yet. He has started
baseball place on West Madison street, near
Canal
, 1875-12-05
An Electrical Likeness


Ws learn that within the Last t'o waees We
guiar discovery has been nnado Il tae III +.
OF Jssse Gath, for many Jea1s deceaseo
is said that = distinct aud snrurs&s aHs' T..
Of Mrn. Garth, who has bssa oe.4 -
el.s. IN tho upper saah Of ora of ~ y.
Tindows, presenting very much res d;s.
pearanca Of photograph neEasass. ~. .,nsn
sho yas = Washing clothes n she ,.5d ssS i5s e..
aRined sorue one was watching boz t1s ao e .ss,
window, and went inaids % sss wno nro~n. "
We eather these facts from Dr. caa1tes Iao ~.
who has h1u.self sesn the angular p.. pacsu ~
Brown remembers that aoou1 tUansy 5.oafes 5e.
Wr. Garth told him that bis w!fe "nils ssNf Nsaf
4 The window. ~ stunned p sqod1 % sb.t tbs
ontl.nes Of her faaturss werp photo3rsphea ~
10 1iado.p;ae + tS.' I'll sis; ebeEs Ta' 10 ~
-a11 .nou,inted With Mn Gzxth. hevs ssea - +,
.na Rsonsaa:: ea.. + .ssas :a'9s sg'sss s.ss
morning md IN ia sssaias taAA u ~
1fanA ek thA d.
, 1875-12-05

The Chicago Rifle Club, feeling elated 1t its
sueceas in the last fow months, is nov making
arrangements for grand tournament to be held
at an early day. Negotiations are pending to
secure the Exposition building for the purpose,
and III advance Of any arrangements being per
fected the members Of the Club are calculating
to make the affair grand succeas, in which tho
leading uaarksnen Of the country will pattic1-
pate.
5UMnINu.
Belts Life chronicles q standing jump of 18
feet inches, made by GEeayes in contest with
". Brown, Of New York, the latter covering 13
feet 81 inches. This makes the best jumping
record extant. Ed Searles' record Of Is feet 5X
inchss mas tho best heretofore.
, 1875-12-05
BILLIARDS.

TIE LE.1UU-A&HNlULl M4IEH.
The only subject OF general interest in billiard
circles at present is the coming match for the
championship OF the Northwest and Southwest,
which will be played in New Orleans Thurs-
day Of this week. OF course, Burleigh
is the favorise here 1t long odds,
and his previous performances JUS
tify che judgment OF his hackers. Il is
noted as very peculiar feature OF the prelimin-
aries to the gamo that 10 mention OF anything
connected with it has been Published in the
New Orleans papers OF late, and no: hing has
been heard from Burlelgh by any OF his friends
here since he left
Private adyices sre, however, to the effect that
he had already played two money games with
players from Mobile and New Orleans, and that
be captured $500 each time. Returns Of Thurs
day's game will be received at the end OF each 100
points at Doty j. Rhlnes' room, Drsvoort House.
, 1875-12-05
WHEN SUMMER COMES.

Whom GUNNER comes, dear heart, your ehse13
Will tloom Like 8ummer-1oses ra1e;
These hands, ike 1now-dropa ps1e and weak,
Will IEevs how much your heart can baAr.~
Thus said We, little thinking how
God Vllla that We CUR villa should bog.
The Summer came, and roHes xaFs
BIooned over every 7ale and hill;
But cheeks like lilies, wh1ta and fatE,
Lay IN ! CONN, pale and chi1.
Ihra aveE, aod alons known best,
Apd to ~ vaax1 heArt Gisea rsat-
xov. tos lyzA Kxzzzs 8t1xR.
, 1875-12-05
GREAT BRITAIN.
SETTIIE1-NAv

AosnoS' Oec 4.-sett'ing-day It ii. ~, :.
november wss tho largest ayer knov, ~ u
nom'na value Of asocks passing thron,a ~ -
Clearing House was ECO, o0o. 600. "a
LONDON Dec. A dense fog sn7.1oo.. H.
metropolis. aud travel aud tr.e1o ~. ~
rupted. ~ @ssN
me directors OF the Direct United s,,t..o
Die Company yesterday, it is said. r.f,,..s u
crease its rates, and the result Will n-as.. =
= renewed contest between tia r;r.i ioosat1 b
and low tariff. eompaasA
xrds is denied. - "sst'eJ Eiea%
QukESs1owN. Dec, 4.-Tho a!eamahip YIN. n.
5;e.t has sailed from this port in ...t", '@S "
L'Amerique- =" 'aa<ca u
, 1875-12-05

IN CHICAGO.
still alarm to Engine Company No. at
o'clock yesterday afternoon WAS caused by =
chimney burning out in the two-story frame
building st No. 800 South Canal street, owned
and occupied ss = grocery and residence by
Louis Ba1kofsky. Damages nominal no in-
eurance.
The alarm turned in ut $50 last evening MAS
caused oy he 1e,ag IN the shsa
q vinegar factory by Spear, Gilbert i Spear.
The fire waa evidently the result Of careleHsness,
catching as it did from store. Damage
about $50.
, 1875-12-05
WARD MEETINGS.

T7,iri Ward ara m tha uarn.th hac.nae tha +o~
,.ra-a ..5 ~sa5s.,.n1, ,;.,.o.. - H..
eA'9.7 ~ao AP"poo'"oe e1~"' -. toe "@'s
dared 10 organize hepuntlcan Ward Club
week ago without asking their permission. Th,
meeting 8 weak ago last evening Was one Of tht
most respectable ever held In the ward and ths
professional politicians and bummers were
taken by surprise by the large number OF re-
spectacle citizens who made their appearance
and hence they did not show their hands at tha
tme- According TO adjournment, another meet
ing Was to have been held last evening. Thi.
time the bummers we're batter prepared and did
not propose to be pushed aside, OF be superseded
by such men "a Il. B. Mason, Matt Latin, Will.
IAN E. Dnggett, Elicit Anthony. and others
Long before the hour Of meeting arrived the
Sidewalk II 'front.' OF tho building where the
meeting was to BE- held was crowded with
large and ominous-lookiug crowd. The men
we're apparently under the leadership OF Messrs.
Wakeman, GoodNi.l!e, Sargent and 4 number ot
Others, Those having charge of the building knew
that the crowd meant mischief By their noisy
demonstrations, AUD hence they decided not to
When the "boys" perceived that they had
been outwitted, and that the building was not to
be opened. their rage Was unbounded and Good
willie and Sargent. both Of whom are willing and
ANXIOUS to sacrifice themselves for the good of
the taxpayers Of the ward By donating their ser
vices ss Alderman. we're particnIarIv irritatad
They both ha1aneued the crowd On the aide1alk.
and their main argument Vas tbat the previous
meeting had iuaulted them bv sayine that thev
did not want the Board run anv ionrer bv rror
fessionai politicians and bummera-
snnna M nansad ~ ~ ,dia,rT9 - an .d;o;,;,o
snioon vhjch nronoss;on fonni mnch Yavo7
wn ~ ~ - a,d th"t ha ~ an,u VI ~ ate .s
, 1875-12-05
THE TRIGGER.

DETROIT BEATS TIE CHICAGO GUN CLUB.
Ten members Of the Chicago Gun Club vent
over to Detroit and on Thursday shot \ 250-bird
match With ten delegates from the Detroit Gun
Club. the latter team winning easily BY COM
fortable majority OF 81 birds. The rules Of the
match were 70 singie rises each, 81 yards rise 80
yards boundary. ~ ounces shot Ths scozes
q fr1
, 1875-12-05
SEEKING FOB INFORMATION.


10 tie Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Dec. tin your editorial OF yester-
day you mention the name OF Mr.. H. B. Hurd,
OF Evanston. as a candidate for the Supreme
Court. As the election ia near at hand it is de-
sirabla to know something OF the candidates as
they appear on the stage. Mr. Hutd assooished
his friends By aspiring 80 high after Office After
twenty years' practice 1t the Bar, does it appear
that Mr. HuId has made much OF succaas as law
yer.-esther as an advocate p1eader. or counsel
lor2 Has the nature or amount Of LIS bnainess
been sufficient to indicate any great amount Of
public confidence? Among brother lawyers is
he distinguished for legal learning, scholarly at-
tainments. ability, aptitude for judicial business
or OF such an order a. to make him m ornament
on the Bench OF to secure him respect in so high
I position?
La bis character or reputation unquestioned,
unimpeached, or unimpeachable ? Is ho SELF
seeker for this Office. or are others seriously urg-
ing him to To q candidate Has be been cau-
didate for some Office for the last sixteen years,
aud why have not bis friends aLd peighbors Civ
en- him some Office within their gift to indicate
their appEecia ion Of him ns man, a. q citizen,
or neishbor. or as layer?
II he should be nominated BY tho Republican
or Democratic party, or should run as an inda
pendent candidate, would h;s real standing at the
A1AA y! Aa10bk 4otb4uo45 6ulat LILY u40i0 D14Slk4Y
than it does to-day In this aee OF corruption
can Mr. Hurd afford to run for 50 high and pure
an Office without injury to hlmseH2
II you cannot answer all these questions, be
.pleast d to give Hr. Hurd opportunity to set
forth his claims. that his friends may learn that
he had some qualifications or fitness for public
or private trust, and especially enable him to
clear up the odium that Aaa attached to him BY
reason Of the many suits wherein he has been
chosen defendant and wherein he has prrcticed
law to his oWR hurt. AVorER.
, 1875-12-05

LII. Anthony Tronops has written story bur-
lesqulng his OWL style, And it il to be published
exclusively in = paper which will be pnbllshed by
tho u,a,l4Kera Of the Massachusetts Ipfant
4aylua Iii, s&>os b oRAA Il B9atan.
, 1875-12-05
AT DIXON, ILL.,

At DIXON, llL.
Special DssDatch to The ch1eaoo Tribune.
DION, Ill.,, Dec. 4.-The extensive Touring
mill belonging to Becker & Underwood, built Of
stone, and BLK stories high, WAS discovered On
fire this morning At about o'clock in the upper
part. The fire companies were promptly on
hand, aud succeeded, after nearly two hours'
work, in getting the fire under control. The in-
at nearly S20,o 600. The Amboy fire companies
with their steamer were telegraphed for, md ar
rived after the fire MAS under control. They
wore, however, given a grand banquet 1t the
Nachusta aud Keystone Hotel for their prompt
action. Bennett Thompson l. Punk's mill, with
is contents, adjoining, WAS damaged nearly
81, 600,
, 1875-12-05

RosDouT, N. y, Dec. 4.-Peter Sel1sh, quar-
rvman, 1as found near Saugertes this morning.
murdered, it is believed, by some person auppos'
ING him to have had money, which he was en-
deayotipg to collect yesterday.
, 1875-12-05

AT GtovERSVlLLE, N. Y.
ALBANY, n. T., Dec. John Psck's saw-mu
1t Glovezsville, burned this morning. Loss,
$50, 600.
, 1875-12-05

speSaat Dat0dtch to I Ae Chied0a TRIBUNE.
KASsAs CRIT, No., Dec. IA special dispatch
to the Kansas City Times from Las Animas,
Col, states that on Dec the District Court Of
Bent County, COL, passed sentence On William
Anderson and Red, aias John, Adams, the
two catt1e-thieves who recently stole ninety
ei1 head Of cattle from Col Wheeler, and
drove them to West Las Animas for sale.
The sentence WAS eight years in the Penitentiarv
for each prisoner. The cattle-men of Western
Kansas owe debt Of gratitude to Col. L. W.
Wheeler and c. G. Clemens, by whose untiring
efforts these men have been prosecuted to cou-
viction and p1nced shere they will bo unable to
depredate on tnem for 1t least eight years. An
other indictment ia pending over the heads OF
Adams an Anderson, for obtaining money un-
der lMIso preteusas, which is yet to b9 tried.
, 1875-12-05
AT VAkCEBORo.

AT VANCE8ORO. ne.
BANGOR, Me., Dec. 4.-Tns residence Of Thax.
ter Shaw, Ut Yanceboro. was burned last night
Lass, $40, ooo; no insurance.
, 1875-12-05
MARRIED A MURDERER.

NEW YoEK. Dec 4-Ch4.les Weston, one Of
tho thres negroes who are 70 be hanged On the
17th inst, was married 70 Catherine Guy, vhita
woman, on Thursday. The ceremony u1y per-
formed n bis cell and Dolan who was con victad
OF the killing Of Mr. Noe, ntood up with hinn.
Tha bride oeIng Catholic, Weston couse,tai to
be barrized Aud married BY priest
3.cob SrandermAn has recalved notiee Of his
FGRrite.
, 1875-12-05

A NEW ORLEANS DEEalCATIoN,
New ORLEANS, Dec 4--R6ndia n. Bsnachi, =
welhkno*n cotton bu:er, has bean arrested
charged with embezzling Si0,0oo from Ro)1i
/. Rzothatz. Ncx York C. L. Gabci, Ben,ehi'.
bookkaoisar, has atsu boeu \, rss:ed IL au Aocai-
+afy. 0a,ierhl wAs parcha...g agent In kh,s.
, 1875-12-05
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.

Discussion of tho Bill in Reference to
Writs Of Error and Appeals.
The regular meeting Of the Chicago Bar AsBo-
citation WAS held yesterday afternoon at their
rooms. No. l48 Madison street. Mr. B. F. Aver
presided, and there was large attendance.
The monthly report of the Treasurer was read
by the Secretary, Mr.. H. " jackson. It showed
balance ut the END Of the month OF $780, 63.
Adopted.
, 1875-12-05

d,yidual would make like proposition. Every
property-ownor and tax payer that / have talked
TO (apd I hayo talked to many On the snbject}
favor the sale,
un. EEyaY KEEP
who is also well known, and who has m Office
With Juduo OTIS VAS also interv;eued Thst
eent,ernan emnhntitaIlv stated that ta u,a: IN
fayor Of sell,ne the nronertv to tbe na,1road Com
nsnv ma It wos the fest 1ocation in tha c;tv ~ .
MESSENGER ianot wy ava
Hen9What do vo1 think Of the nr;ca7
NJ Keen-1 ,h,sk sa1no ma IL - eooa >n,1
nr,ca for the nronerr. behave Il ia 6ora thon ho
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
Bruoklnn Real Gstai. for Sale.

TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-L Lafayette
ave. opposite Tompkins PARK, Brooklyn. twostOry high
stoop extcisOu FRAME DIV ELlING, lled IN, 20xf0K
100 TEN ROOMS. Bait'mnre heater. Bynton Range
House fair order. Full particulars by Apply
ing toJ JOHN T. JAMES, lS5 Montaguest, Brooklyn Must
De
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTAT
NETWORK CRY

1zOth-st 175 n W of Alexander 25xlOO (2Sd -
Warn. Joh and wife TO Henry Van Zant Si,sOO
l2lsf ST S2J Il e Of llthave. 15xa block John -
to Chas g TiOu b.3Oo
Wasiington-ave n so 70 OF Mil.on-st soy 90 23d
War,il ChaS Fergle and wife ~ Selena Weber: 6,o'O
~ John 80 reyer u IL ESQ
same -'' :. ~. ~. 1880
SpirsS sarrs and VIE n 70 Sasana Klein $4,000
oSs n AZ asa S,1 G ~ " FTpcss M s, q Rs $4,000
nssap and viz s,pe 70 John 10 peye l1Ooo
7st, ss 20 II 81 "a Ea1 sSs Il Har,InS 1880
So, & ,SI q 8 ,,n - ~ Oh I'a' 1880
sensonsi % "a = sdxioO esd ward EAsan and ooo
q PArshail. <"V
fssxns Ton ave > O5 II n Of G9thst 20x7s; Charles 80
Y Parnti wife TO as NIL ar - ----- %l'0V"
Psrksf No IS. 23.6x irregular also Cherryst No
=0l, 22xS7; also Cherry ST. ss Nos aO an sV''
odsSo " a 80 ft . Of S0th at 25xlOl.s; Margaret
Uilyana - John ID lIicns. 500
Eeleii-st Hal xl7O, sd Ward Eugene Elot to 49,
Rrdgef KsvanaCh o,eOo
AS.mpoeii 70 tharss + i.eil 10000
eSes AnS ami husband to JSdson 6 Wells 80 $4,000
and vie 10 eugene \ Eliot ., 5000
PEI % Jas campbe 1000
ReTnoids 10 Hugh Barber $500
sr asd Wari same 70 same ......'.-. 1000
S 1, ~ 70 i Robert 90 900
lOfhc-al.i J. y SANAGh bepuy heslster
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
Gounirp propertn 90 Get.

ITO LET or FUR SALE, on easy payments
Il Comfortable suburban RESIDENCE, " roems with ono
four garden stab horse near depot; payemens
cold water only 40 minutes from foot OF LAD
frequent trans all In order parties
apply st West Etxabct Depot by address OWNER
Box lSs. Elizabeth, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
Gitp propertn 60 fei.
Brocklpn propsrtp 90 frt.

ITO LET-$35 per month till May 1-99
PMkave oxford 81. story brick, rooms range
g4s aud wstCr, key at 1O3 street Apply RU.
LAND& " HITTING, Beekman 81.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
Giiudiious iDante1-- females.

NOOK-By a Protestant woman: is willing to
y Washing and roning city rcferenoes fO3 West
lIn..ll- I,inU
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
1itnations Wantel-- fcmales

A DVERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED ArI
TP-TOWN OFFICES. No. I.-4.;- Broadway, cor Thirty
f7t st or 8 ir, West Twenty hirist Elghthave-
40 Thiriave cor Forty -sevcnthst at the HARLEM
OFFICE. No. 2.1St Thiri.aye, cor One-hundrodaud
twenty iou~thst liarem savings Bank Buldng mp to Sp
H., at regular Office rates.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
REAL ESTATE.

SEwYoRK. Tuesday, Dee. "a. 1878
The following auction sales were made at
she Exchange salesroom to-day;
Bv A. IT, Nicciay e CO.
4 fwostory and basement brow stone. Froncn fonf
house wlth lot No 345 Eas S4th ST. 100 n OF o..
Isave lot 20xlo22; Robert Houghton s"Aeo
~ NJ MilLer.
I lot nd a Of q Q VI dlug known the Morning
star Mission, West 2othst l]V III ,ao
7th-ave, lot 24x9S9; John keys
Rg n. I hnrnen-
So.,r story hr,rk huid.nr with lot. 215 Avenue
= Sis Il l3tb-st lot 2.lOx OO Elizabeth SPe oo
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

by the Facuty,-A iaIaiye refreshnf and med
immediate relief and eetuAl
constipation headache bile heraorrhsaaA 40 rainnr IN
ns9sy nrodass. ,rrstsuou Prspsred by F GRiLLON m
Esmoutesu Psns Depot CAswELI. HAZARD a Co. cor
nor Fifth ava aud Twaaty fourth -st. KewYort.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

ffldrnle aHn Slate Hlantcls.
At COST.-Closing ont stock Of MARBLE
"A IZED MANTEIS. Finest selection " MARBLE MAN
TE~ al qualities mod :rn signs. Turning 0T The trade ~
s. KLAAL & Co. steam Marble Works. " est Fifty -hrst
ST., between Broadway an1 EiE Eitlisyo
CASONI s. ISOLA,
y STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
I46 =, lJ2 West 10th ST., broadway.
Figures, Hlpg, WainscoCng,
Ac Importers italy Of marble
work Of every description.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS.
w Sew DESIGNS fl2 upwards Also. Monumental
Work greatly reduced prices Marble Turning for The trade
A. nLABEh f3i East Eighteenth Tlriaye, y. Y.
w d. g. A. 5. NlCHOLS.-250 entirely new
w . designs Marble, Slate and Wood Mantels Asnuao
res Cr.sug stable Fixtures Fence Crates, Weather
Nanrs Wholesale and rea Send Tor catalogues 73 Hud
son-st.. opposite WOrtlsL
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
Real estate Go &xrbauae.

y fTH WARD, n. Y. .ClTY.-Tmproved prop
- rrnJel viii DO exchanged for Ezabttl Plain
neld property. rutland q WHITING . BeeLInansG
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
eountrp Real Gslate for Sale.

TOR SALE-FARAiS that market truck and
barnes weeks earlier than Delaware. Address O. K
GARDIN lil WesJOycT. somerset Co, ND.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

PLAY OF TO-DAYl
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY 81 MFTUoUS sCENERYt
AN EXTRAORDINARY CAST.
Miss Davenport. Mr Charles Fisher Mr.
James Lewis. Barkns Mr. W Dayidge, Ar Maurice
barrymore. Mr. r. Hardenberg Mr. John Drew, Mr. G. Rock
we'll Miss Jefreys Lewis Mrs g. n. Gilbert kmily kls,
Holland Miss sydney COwe and Mr John Br0ugham.
IN CHARACTERS OF TO DAY
- BOX SHEET OPEN weeks In advance
y. b. THE CURTAIN rises At It5 p. m. PERFORM
ANCE TERMINATES at ll:i5 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

DY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT-Io be
ID exclusive license with or without royay. LOT
Bowng the Bellows Of OrganA playing musical instruments
driving sewing mscines tramway cars rAaNy Trains sna
ali machinery be worked bt steam power "
mean. of levers weights and springs self acting md sell
Winding BY means Of their new m0veInontS me patent
night Includes England Ireland. scotland the Channel
Islands Isle Of Man, France Belgium and other nst"as
Addrr. W. H. b. Il ST. Georges ros Southwarf.
London England Mons II. BONNEVILLE, ls Chauses
dantin PAris Institution Washington. United states
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

LUR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT of 50 acres
Il the beautiful village 0f GENEVA 1T ia on excellent
go buildings aud fne fruL Apply 70 GEBliT II. SMITH
t5snrya, New -NOrk.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
felp hanifo

4 GENTS Wanted-slale or Fcaale-ro sell oar
< InSns ThesC SOL gave g0pi Ssrfl ion
buyer amt The hes article Keep the ard
be iouud she world John Andrews As Hanover
ST.. Boston. Mass.
COOK, WASH, and IR0N.-W anted, a Ge,-
~ giri 20 cook, wash and .ron IN private ion, s
understand making ali kinds ~ cfsn soups and Ara
scrts Call at l2o Lexington ave- oerasr of Last @ehss
WANTED-Near by, Western and Southern
w rALIsN EN nntelsss lobtlng hs housc. AalirsA
NY. P. q. lo1ls3j
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
hoieis.

A -GLENHAM HOTEL and RESTAURANT,
IA. bt.ys between 2lst aud 22d.sta-Evory modern
vsnisncs elegant roons. sinsie or on suite.
n. y. BARRY, Manager.
DOsSMORE HOTEL,
~ Junction Broadway. 7th aud 42dst. thrce blocks
rom Central Depot just completed with al modern
Ths new and elegantly furnished hotel viii bs opened for
rs.opos gussls 1876 American aud Enrcposn
CHARLES r. LELAND, Proprietor,
OF the DELAvAN HOUSE, Albany. aud CLARENDON
HOTEL. Saratoga
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LONG BRANCH.


TWO THOUSAND ExcURsIoNIsTs AT THE BRANCH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRANT AT THE
METHODIST CHURCH.
LONG BRANCH, July 4, 1875.
The weather was delightful here to-day.
breeze was blowing from The sea. At three P. N.
the thermometer at Rushton's indicated seventy
degrees In the shade. The beach presented gay
appearance. Several excursion trains arrived
during the morning bringing down no less tnan
two thousand people. A large number INDUCED
In bathing, the antics of which were enjoyed by
the aigatseer Andrew Trantz, ex-champion
swimmer Of America, with number OF Others,
swan half mile from the shore and created
quite an excitement,
President Grant and family to-day went to the
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church in the
village. Tomorrow the President will DO present
at the unvelllng of the East Windsor soldiers
Monument at Hightstown, N. J. Ex-Governor
Parker Will unVeu the monument and deliver an
address. There Will be a grand celebration anu
parade. The Governor and all the state officers
will be in attendance The Fourth Will be duly
celebrated tomorrow.
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OUR RIFLEMEN IN EUROPE.

SOCIAL ENJOYMENT DURING TIE FOURTH IN
DUBLN-rHE sHARPsHooTERs TO VISIT SCOT
LAND
DUBLIN, July A. 1875.
Several OF the American rinemen dined to-day
at the residence Of Mr.. Miner, OF the Irish team,
and others at the residence OF Mr.. Waterhouse.
The affairs were private and informal
A PATRIOTIC TOAST.
The usual sentiments were proposed by the
hosts, the most honored being .'Tne Day We
Celebrate"
TO VISIT Southland.
The American team have been invited to ban
quet In EdInbu gin.
They will soon visit that city, stopping at Bel
last and Glasgow en- their way.