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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-08

Otis WESTON, of Racine came to the
CITY on Tuesday and made US call.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-08

A change in the firm of Richardson & May.
how. Goods ut Cost for 80 days. 1913.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-08
SATURDAY AFTERNOON TR0T-
TING MATINEE
FIRST OF TIL? COURSE.

The Directors OF the Austin Driving
Park Association have decided upon Civ
ing series of Saturday meetings, after
the fashion of last winter on the ice, which
gave such general satisfaction. The
purses for next Saturday, July 10Th, 1915
TROTTING:
$500. Open to all horses in Mower
County-Black Stallion Prince and Scr
rel Cub not barrcd-$10.00 to 1st, 500
to I'd, $500 to Sd, $500 to 4th. Five to
enter and three go. Entrance fee 10 PEI
cent. Of purse. Distance barred. Mile
heats--three in five.
RUN MING:
S80O-Slow Race-Open to AL horses
and mules Last one out to have the
money. Riders changed. No whips OF
spurs. Five to enter and three to go
Z1ntrance fee 10 per cent. OF purse.
RUNNING:
$1O00-Half mile heats. $500 to 1st
$500 to Cd Five to enter and three te
go. Entrance fee 10 per cent. Of purse.
Ladies admitted free to grounds and
ampithcater. Gentlemen, Is cents to
grounds and 10 cents to ampitheatcr. Car
riages and buggies free. This charge is
only to just cover expenscs--the objec
being a little innocent sport. 49,
Come one and all.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-08

Go to Brevstcrs' for the Nobb;est Scarfs &
Shirts ir town. Stf.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-08

60 to Brewstcrs' for the most stylish and
the largest variety of Shirts in town. Stf.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-08
EzA RE ED.

PETER: ON--MO0N.-On the 9Th inst. in
this City ny Rev. l. Hall. ARNE PETER
SON Of Pleasant Valley, ana Miss TENNIE
u. MOON Of G rand Meadow.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-08

MAYOR DoRR deserves honorable men,
ton in connection with the celebration.
As chairman Of the committee Of arrange
ments, his direction of affairs was most
efficient, and his labors immense. His
activity and zeal contributed very much
to the success Of the undertaking. AS
the chief officer of the city, he made all
the arrangements necessary to secure all
observance Of the ordinances, and enforce.
ment of the laws, and it is crcditable to
him-to his subordinstes and to the en-
tire city, that everything was managed so
admirably as to preserve the peace, and
maintain good order.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-08

The Nora Springs Sabbath Schools are
to visit this city next Tuesday. They will
be ,1ct at the Depot by delegation ap-
pointed for that purposc-be shown the
principal sights-taken to ESQUIRE Smiths
grove in the north part Of town, at 10
O'Clock, and introduced to a general good
time. Every body with his wife and child
ren is requested to participate and bring
his dinner basket we'll filled. The country
schools are specially invited.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-08

Choice Teas and CotFees, 1T Napcs.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-08

We learn from our exchanges that moro
than the usual number of fatal accidents re-
suited from tho careless use Of gunpowder, on
the Fourth of July.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-08

Mrs. W. W. Cook has gone to Oberlin,
O., called there by the illness of her ia
Their.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-08

T., tic liut'er Of the E>t,,'e Of Edcur>! Barrett
Deceased,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
DIED.


BEDELI-AtH Hampstead L. l., Alg Catharlne dsushtes
OF the stephen e. Bedr IN the 5-th year 81 her age
Relatives invited 10 attend the finrrA on
Wednesday Aug. II. at O'Clock, ~ h.r se rtshien.A
of Main and JaCksDnsS aDi Cosh ~ Iho homp
ST. al VI. r. Church.
cOLIIN-At iii siae v Y, sunday, Aug 9, ). Bingham
Colin IN the 7Oth year VI rs age
FoX-On lOh inst after painful illness John Fox,
late OF New Orleans. aged % FEARS - ,..
Funeral stephen nurCh, East twenty ghtn
ST. Thursday mOrAirg. 10 o'clock, when solemn AS OF
Requiem viii Dr. offered for thu rePOse OF hs so. frens
az 10 family ar invited attend further nolcaA
Ills VIII DE LhsIrrteu " HeNOf"a-" '"s s"s
ment.
GODDARD-NOrwich, Conn, Arg. 5. Catherine Stspesi
widow the George {. Goddard ana daughter Vi ths
Hon. :. =. -taIrs.
HEGEMAN-At ~eabright, sunday, Aug. Elise Joseph
Inc hitter OF Nyen 81 JcaDnett fcntoh heso
man AGED months and : davs .., -, ....
Rfatyts and invited q attend the funeral it the
residence her grandfather W liam IiegeniAn "ess
Thirty "Wednesday lth INST, AZ II D CLOCK MI
HERRIOT suddenly at YonkcTs. sunday Aug .. 1879
Or t,eorye ItrrrOt, IN the slst year OF MS aga
Funeral residence, south Broad az on einos
day. llth inst, o'clock D. Friends AID relatives u
the famy respectfully N strd CarriAsts IN "huns On
arrival Oh Tho o'clock tram from Forty SECOND ST.
LOVEOa the 9th inst. Eliza A.. we OF Joseph Love- aga
- years months and II cai>
Relatives VI lauy respectfully mvited -
sxti It, on Wenrs,ay 1. olOo4, without further nvt
tatoi The remains VIII be TAKEN t0 "O~ilAsn Tor IN
McALOSEY-On Tuesday. Aug. 10, Mrs Isabella McAoney.
Funeral thursday Aug H. "a O'Clock a. from the rost
dcnce VI son, John McAlonry On kidgest, Astoria
acLEoD-Tn jersey CITY, Monday, Aug Daniel No
l.e0d. aged % years
IN rhu r-ay Aug II. At II O'Clock NJ from his
late residence -6J orA 81, Jersey CITY.
M0NTNOLLI.-A Rad Penn, sat Iray, Ang. 7, 1870.
Frederick M0nim lin Of Lexington, ny Aged 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
ETDNIGHr WEATHER REPCRT
WAR DEPARTMENT,


WARRINGTON, ID. c.. Wednesday. aug. Ill q. m.
synopsis FOR the past "a hours
Warmer and generally clear weather has pre-
vailed In New England the northern portion OF the Mo
die States and the lower lake re zion.
Rain has prevailed in the South Atl3nfc States bas.-
ern Gulf states and thence northward to Lake superior
The barometer has changed but slightly on the coast
but has fall in the Interior and area OF bar0metic
depression Is central in Southern Michigan
NOrtbery winds and cear cooler weather are reported
from the Northwest -
The Ohio River fallen three feet at Louisville hve
and half feet at Cincinnati and one and haH Feet at
Pittsburgh. II has remained stationary al EVansVie,
and risen nine inches ut Paducah.
The Mississippi has fallen sixteen Inches at 81 Lous
inches Warsaw. two inches at CAIRO ana risen
one inch at Memphis v1cksburg. and Helena.
PrObdbillf,es
For New-Cngland increasing cloudness and a slight
fall OF temperature with falling barometer winds snlt-
ing To southery and easterly, followed by rain:
For m, Hiddis states and the lOcer tdhs Teyof. ctouIV
weather and RAIN ruth fresh and brisk edserfy 10 SCUM
eriy rinds reer1ng % westery falling barometer, ana
lOwer temperature than on Tuesday.
For the upper lake region the ohio valley, ana ZEN
nessee, rain followed by partly cloudy weather SOUTH
west to north winds rising barometer, ana sish
changes In temperature
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
and the South West, clear fair weather nght "hds
mostly from the north aud west slowly rising DarOetcI'
and no decided ohangc In temperature. ,
For the south Atlantic and East Gun states Hgt rams,
followed By clearing and weather, s0utherly
westerly winds and slight changes In barometer,
change but slightly the stations below. The Msss-
sppi will fall slowly At 81 Louis and Cairo, ana remain
stationary or rise slightly at Memphis, Helena, anu
Vicksburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
Trcnfina the Wrong Disease.

call family pnysicisnS one
with dyspepsia another with pIpaiion another Win trouble
OF breast another with and fnere and ia TINS
ke 10 themselves AMI their easy going
and Indifferent separate and distinct 1sees iof
which no prescribs pills and DOOns inning them To %
when, reality. they are all symptoms caused ny somo
DISORDER and while they are THIS Only able Perhaps W
they VI the cause. ana encour
age their practice un. large bills made, when the oni.r
the end, but probably worse 100
the DELAY and other complications made ana whcn
proper medicine directed to the cause would have enueiZ
insttulg health comfort instead "
prulongol misery 49,.
X. V. Pierce Bnlao. y. Your Fayor1t" Prescrip
miracle on OSttcr A.
ready have been Tor two years.
From IL "a \. SCHAFEl., GAINESVILLE. Ind; ~
received the medicine sent me and began
iIed at.ly A. result % tho Leitnehs ieei oo~
ter than tor three years
Mrs JOHN Is. HAMfiIS, piel, H.
"Dr. PerCrThe Fayorito Prescription mas uonc me soo
r Pcrce asOris Prescription sold By dealers msdt
a,ps4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
A DEMoRALIzED sUyDAYscHooL.

Ii was at Sacramento on recent blessed sun
day morning Winters trustee Of the German Lutheran
Church and Brosis is teacher of class III the sunday
school thereof. Last Spring the school had picnic
Winters managed the funds AMI BrOsu told everybody
that the said W managed $40 OF said funds into hs own
pocket so when they met the steps OF the church
each said Good morning" aud then winters charged
Brosl. with sanierods faseho0d Then they locked IN
each Others i'll way which meant business, right
there before all the world on the very steps "a the
house down which they rolled TO have IL out on
sidewalk II a close thing but Brosus had the
worst of It, receiving u good deal Of miscellaneous
punshment about tho head. So he lost his IN
terest ia the combat, and retired through the
porch into the sanctuary There 200 children were
ga herc for spiritual instruction and what must have
been their emotions when they saw BrOsus enter with
his eye in mourning. with his coat split with his nose
profusey bleedngi Any flock Of lambs would Do
naturally disconnected al seeing its shepherd in such
condition. and the POO children began To jump up anu
scream, and altogether 1t what you may call de-
mOrazed sunday school Tho pupils under RE circuIl-
stances could hardly be expected to give their minds 10
Dl. WATTS and til, CdeChisn. No man l. obliged by law
10 teach IN sunday school ahi II he undertakes Such
sacred service least be ought To do his ngnts on
week days and away from tbs meeting house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For Other ship yeos see Third Pige.l

ARRIVED.
NorolS Win nlse and pass 70 steamship Co.
steamship Berry, Boston with nd'e and pas" I"
seanshp Gellsrt CGoT B.reuds Hamburg July %, snd
BARK Dasina Nori Have ROTTERDAM 50 days with md.s
Bark X. ~ Allen (of BostOn 1arr Hs'"n" ~ u~J O. VIVA
Brig Lem AUST Tomsssich. Gloucester July H. with Az
Bns NctOrsno spaa Arrospe' St Jaso 20 Jays IN oAS
schr Geo A. Dar,o Racket. Georges Banks, with ash
Mave, Zeur virginia
scHOosERs-slySs AID cosrwIs
Num- paw t yer H as9 G@FS new f2."Sa
Hastings. New Bedford. I. b. smith, New Bedford
JOS 9 faro Newiayen Preston Po,snI Ss q.
Laura Providence. 4. \ CLARK. proyidoace.
sarah A. Falconer Providence.
Steamships Dakota Liverpool Columbus for Havsns;
S 2 P S.Tsa % s for BrsmsS S for Vent
worth for verpo James f. Ward for Msssn u Gss ec
Thomas LAME Cobb Low, ]. w. GOrrs. and Ann EhA-
WI Wis D-sanset nsnt, :. w; clear
Brig Scs from p cr .n 81 w
back 70 Aspnwa July y. she vail repair and prees q.
Baenos Ayres. NO date OF particulars given
stsam.nn CIV o, Portland from St John n b. for Boston,
that at o'clock ngt Of the 9sh inst, dqfTx ~
previously ost foremast took her N toy u Petit ens,
%nsFs she s cr t 1 20 @S otter [ bas pess3
to Boston TIN, corning. 800
FATHER POINT. Aug. lO.The steamship Dominion ION
nayan. nom Liverpool at D 10 p m ......,,, d..
<NsiOwN 10 The " hite star Line .teanshp 10
public Gleae from New lOrs July 81 Or LlVerpooi nss
arrived hric.
HAVANA Aug 10-The spanish man Of war Churrlcs ms
arrived here. $500.
Harad HsarfIger. Emma Capt Lssel Gsspee. OcsanA
thea Clifton Arrived the sh Dst Argonaut shd
BienenkOrt 9Th. Aurora capt Dcd spirit Of the Da"h %
lVmDus the latter at falmouth.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NgwORLRASs. Aug l0.Cleared. steamship st. Louis brb
Ree. Tor Liverpool -,.- 49,.
CHRRsIos Aug lO-Arrived steamships Regulator from
Manhattan, from do. Cleared schr IhuiaiA or
IKSEs Del Aug lO-Arriyed bark Draupner (Norl from
GALVESTON Aug lO-saed schr Aurila for Pensacola N
ballast. - , - .,.,. ,.o,. O..
MartlDs. -. 49,
MY WEST Fla Aug lOArriyed. schr. Josie. from New
York tor IamPico Leaking . -, a., n.-
York 49,. IN ~,
burn from Haverstgaw sailed schrs Eliza lane ynor snd
tor Sew York. Jessie MURDOCH Tor "oorse-
town y. G, -.
AN FRASCIsCo Aug 9Clesred ships Aros Bay Br) 100
Runard not NJ small. Packer New YORK Dafks Az
buera (Br.l, BanAs Bunsri Inlet C.sIna Br Mccuho'A
TYBaR Ca Aug Io-Arrivsi ship XIV Mario SPAN. nom
WILMINGTON n. G., Avg. 1O.-sale. steamship Raleigh
for Baltimore. , ,,,--..- ,..-.
PHILADBLPuIA Aug l0-BelOw. steamship Wyoming. from
Yaunah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARkETs.

ALBANY Aug IO.-Hheat higher sales Of 1909 BUSH Am
Der state 81 81 80 cry Milling, which IL ~ higher Rye
quiet u al % for los OF od IA store m te ry New
DID = i0r western hlSe' Corn alat menu ~
loc Barley sales Oats dun ana qniet az 5Od &c
CHICAGO, Aug. I0.-Flour quiet but nrn'. Nheat-De
mand chiefly speculative amt pr'ces hgheri nhrket
sost' Isl 25L se,isr Stpamberi ~ o2l, seller ali
The wear. No 8 do, III 2OVsl -; Rejected. I'll Osg
Il o.. corn irregul1r but in the man higher, No.
eliy- 10 C. spot 72cp seller september Rejected o.
oats nut lower No 1=sc, spot $50 DID, seller
No spring u IT, seller -eptompcr - 10 seller Uc'oD.r
rye duir 30 >. - nc seller SsPteml,r PORK qiet
s weak AZ s2l - spot ri -51-2 D = seller >prinDer
Lard dul. steady at ~, spot IS &c seller -epteh'r;
<l5 sI sl3 o. al the year Bulk Meats -t'sy anu I'M
changed WHISKY offerings taken al II Ia Az the
afro ~ cali III the Board " heat lower 81 - bl, August;
3 d. september. easier At 50 August &C.,
..nTrub, Oat5 hrn 81 '-g39c.. september
PORK sieady uucansai Iai luet and unchanged he
ifoOOO bns oats 5000 bush Barley 1900 butn Rye.
900 bush shipments 5000 bbis. Wheat, 5000
!us Corn ZOI,OOV bush Oats 1000 bush Biriey, 800
CINCINNATI Aug 1OFlour IN fair demand but at lower
r,f., Family q iOus1 Wheat Uit aud lower; Red,
II jOqs 81. Com Qac ind weak " ia SC Oats quiet
PORK quet 81 Lard quiet but hrm; summer.
3c Ilacon snG nrm, higher shoulders lOc Clear
arm shoulders So Gear kb SIDES ~ sc. lear sides,
l. nc Hog, aud hrmi common Light - ~ Far 10
Na,nm r. JO0S1 - Good, ~ SO1-S receipts, lol snip
.a. 10. WHISKY steady AMI Arh ~ q 10 Butter 9'iet
Laval Aug lO-FTour steady; sales Of LOO bb AZ 81 ~
600 r. ring - % 10, tuijer Winter - 81 Whte
Go,ii. Wheat 4air
huh 10 MuwsnA-. Club ~ FL 10 i0OO BUSH No White
Mchcan al 81 So corn uuohanged sale. AZ 4aSoc trn
unchanged; snorts pa Snip-ufs. $50. MMdAngs, SO
ron taua glts-Nhea, De-; Corn anu kir, - 70
NV. York Lumber t24f2 ID 10 the hni'on LAKE Ne'
c.ipt,-32g 900 feet Lumber Canal shipments-lIi5U
'ov, ,S1Iny Aug iO-sprs Turpentne firm 2sAc.
R,,in steady A; ~ 50 for strained Tar steady ~ o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
COMMENTS ON POLICE CHANGES.

WHAT PRESIDENT MArsELIr COMMISSIONER vooRHIs
sUPERINTeNDENI WALLING, AND OTHER Off
Gals THINK or TIE AMENDED RULES
The Superintendent of Police promulgated
General order No. 1877 yesterday TINS order contains
the amended rules which passed by the Commas
sloners July and Aug o. and concerning which there
WA, 40 much discussion in the Board during the meet
Jugs OF Saturday and yesterday
President Mstssl remarked to TRIBUNE reporter yes
trdsy afternoon that the changes in the Department
which were made under the amended rules would have
rood effect Ever since May7, long before Gen Smith
into the Board he had been busy In going over tho
res and making such alterations would DO for the bet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
PASsENG ERS ARRIVED.

PROM sAVANNAH-Tn n>0DsshiP Herman hvtngrTS
Aug lO,-CoL f. c. Anderson Mayer OF savannah .spI
a. Mercer T. IT, Mcintosh. A. Hrsch - Gsrbhei miss
Co1nOr Mass +. Baser Mrs- IibenthA Mss saonss %
Mayer, NJ Isaacs r. Emanuel and wife. W enm' 49,
aud two children A. sawyer. o. HM~nTh; ns So
MAKER ana 's vie. CAPT. J. McXshon ana wife MS
w IT, Lucas Mrs Mils and infant, William Irssa "s ~
Haslam @. H. Ruge A. Wyly. H. W scnider Jonh w u
ing, >. T. r. B. Philpot w A. Wiley, v IL.
r. D. Newton. II. a. y litchoocx y. ~.
CuthDert. Joseph NJ Johnson MISS 1onri 49,
ROdrigues T. STEIN Melton Mrs OHra snd iont
4 Thompson, Mrs Thompson and two cnidrrn a. oaf" S
wife. "a a.
FROM HAvRE-Ta steamship Franee. Aus l0ZM.
Fischer. N. Hertz and MIRA ArOne and infant IN Noo'
Nine. Coon, Matthias FlammaDg f. A. AneA 4. Duysl.cy.
Nine. children NourIsson Ianrenco' In
Curtain. ". de aGarza. Eu< Mayer NJ Perrin NM v
Fell Mile. Boxer, M T. Solomon, Nine -aom'n; ~
Mac Master +. FINDERS. Nine. binders, Nine "neis 10
Wnslan, Nile. Whean NJ Wung, W. Dessauef N .S,@S
Mime. Iiaelzer and child NJ Goysrd, NJ 10 ~, -.
Rupert Louis Ober NJ. Gordon and dasgh~S
Ot. Walter. Ad. Abraham. Jules Grue,; NJ .,,,on
SOFIA Nine SOFIA w. Diary. NJ Floron, M sa Mns,
NJ. Elun Nine. Desarns, Nine. J. Tregnant Nine honin'
Nine Gnerber Nine A. Cuerber Nile. ~ L. Guerb~r Bonnes
GueTber. A. = Guerber +. = GueTber. l. A. Gnerrr r
Guerb.r, j. Crerse, NJ Dauvergne Menari NJ ashs, n
Ledreux, NJ Aphraaes Dubois, A o. NanhoSrcDeke ii'.
Saome HrmanD, NJ p. POutI Nine Luce and child VI: Ms
tin. Marie Helene A. echenbach Nine
and Mrs. Oh. r. JuieTat and chhirrn N TO- aims ~
martin, y. DuTand. Raj VEIL J. Burgho1 V: Buisbon !.
Chspean, Mile Con.t. Thomas, H. Carrie Brother iomah.t
PeOin rauTrn- Louis Ogiar Henry Eyer u messy
mer Henri CopellO NJ Hutton Pierre Metelni Alp hArns<
rat Mrs. Pauline ZnnermanL. M Lat No. III hocuu
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
WORK ON THE CHICAGO PO5T-OFFICE.
o ths Editor Of The Tribune.

!
SIR: beg space in your columns to say that
the statement i'll the Associated Press dispatches from
Washington in your issue ot to-day that have asserted
that work on the Chicago ONCE viii proceed within
10 days. not by the consent OF the secretary OF the
Treasury but by order OF the President is erroneous
have had and have no knowledge IA " the action
taken or to taken by the President in the matter and
have neither made assertion alleged nor any TO that
effect
think the statement must have been made To the
Agent by some person opposed the resumption Of WORK
on the Chicago building the hope that It's publication
would create mischief. A w. MILE
Neu- York, Aug. 10, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
WHAT TIE DEMONSTRATIONS THINKS OF
IFS REMOVED OFFICER.

From The " T. Commercial 4drcreT" the only Republican
0rg1n NJ the city, - - 50
The Commercial il not sorry that Mr. Smith
has been removed His behavior since January last IL
not creiitable to him He has played the part OF
trucker and DESTROYS to keep his office at the ex-
pense OF honor ard manhood The Commercial respects
pluck and independence and despscs imbeclity and pol
roonery. IL is but justice ~ say that Mr. smiths sue
cessOr william G. whitney, j. OF the most promising
young lawyers in the city. He Is cultivated gentle
and h emincnty tilted for the place No Detter
man could be named Tor Corporation Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
CATTLE Markets.

BUFFALO Aug -CArILE-necelpts today 9ii heal
81 cars which $50 werr througn conslsnments the
M ek Inference in the week mus Of 70
cas and iOi cae ior Tie ae %egk ,si r'r ir mar
rrs classes beng alr aud the Gnay N offerings
inc and in slow demand there lew loJs ~ good
csjfic onrrinc hnGng reay sale the prices il' LILY
c, @ , o ,Sd o ~. . ca Too head disposed Of
% ess mo 400 Ar sales 81 sg ios ''i' %
ranging from lOl 2eO Al IS 5og s6 40 Illinois stesrs
Ialths ,ng 3u from $50 to $50 II Al - iOq-d
~, sH saa s Sppy or the week thus Tar 900
$500 neid for the same thlg las. -, 80 IA 80 yek I'm
tar has iu AMI slow ne prices today we're in = gu
z fr Yesterdays the run "a quality comparatively
poor the majority of the receipts not BENG inc Guny ante.
d Of ior te Hek tn' ar sSs o. VAy tsgSlS
clipped Averaging - n, At - "a M,chgan clipped! rang
ansold t. .,,,r -. ,o,,, ANN,
for week mus far 200 heal aS.nss 100 aS'a oa e
time Lat week and $500 h.ti iIr b s a s hung
moderoy tve prices ruled yesteray at = 5Vet9 20
Tor YorSefs the qns " being better Than that oc-red toay
hogs O5dSs 30 today prices rule ~ IoHS for
Yorr and ssass IS for heavy hogs only cars oi Aoa'y
hoy- remain Ia the yards unsoh
w,rEKrowy Mass, Aug l0.-CArrLE- Receipts 1855
heal, "n nearly TOO nd Tri from lineage There
WY lar fcrn cattle, and On best grades iu Pces we're
quality tvVs9 80. second quality - 7Jass 5o third qua
~ sIsgP AND L,sBs-Receipta, 1901 head supply was
nearly the ame 2, last week s ruled we1S nS S,ss
was from &C. 10 5 preos nere about &c Oh rom Last
PHILADELPHIA Aug 10 The demand for beef catte this
The reached :, 500 heal and
s.. were made Dc. 10 for iar 10 good
IA -, for choice, ami 5i.c. "a 3 ~. ot common
SnFEP-rs market quite actve aud All offered over
sold from DC. ~ v D. gross To con
ditiou.
uJs-rhe demand FOR hogs Continues good, And former
nries ere veil maintained $500 head were sold at from
Hi 10 kl2 q loo N. net for ooru fed
market di sales verr made ~ trvm tJO
20 500 for frs al cows and sl5 70 go for iry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-11
A PRESBYTERIAN minister. while marrying a

A PRESBYTERIAN minister, while marrying
pie of ais parsOners tclt exceedingly dscon
cercd Cn his ASKING the bridegroom lac wiling 10
take the woman for welded WIFE by his scratching HID
head and saying Ay, im wuilin' but ia rather hAe
her sister"
The TRIBUNE has received So from "a
Cuban Amorican family for the Floating Hospital.
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TIE BUFFALO RACES.

nav on BRILLIANT ACHIEVEMENT -LULU rRoIS A
MIRIS2:i5-THE STALLION GoVHkNoE 'PRA"OE
MAKES 22lh, Tns FASTEST TIME ON RECORD
FOR FOUR-YEiR-OLD5.
RrrFALo. n. Y, Aug l0.-The closing races
AZ the Driving Park took place to-day The track was
never in f,tsr or finer condition The attendance WAS
about 900 The first race was the 23l oarIieu over
from yesterday to be completed III" ioHo"i"S " Wv
summary A.,
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Or,snI Anro-axOn B.Txrhlre Boy anu IOH"IY 800 ~
~, o,io''' r,ms 216 22Ja 22Il. 22o% --S' anu
-.5tA2. -, N.,.,,
pooi. arid ON this at S25 for Lulu and $40 or Netle
The second heat WAS troted without break or SKIP the
,st half milo beng made by Lulu in iO7 ana the a7'
uarter in 33i. In the third heat Lulu made the fastest
time eyer trotted ON this track, VIZ. 10. as to
nnurd MAS ,wung out announcing inc limo VIZ 80
,,rnt was intense the crowd rushing GU tue W pc
.he xonderful horse and To cong atiiate tho
81. ~ r.en Tle record III the race IL a. tolloNr
Free Tor all purse $1,000 $500 to tho hrs| sio"o " '
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