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Jerome Park Races.

New YORK, Oct. 5.
The first race, one mile, purse of $500,
was won by Leander by length, Josie B..
second, neck before Lloyd's Asteroid
colt. Time, 1:47.
The third race for maturity stakes, four
year olds, three miles, was won by Coun-
tess, two lengths before Madge, who was
one hundred yards before, the Hooper third
and Brigand fourth. Usage beaten off.
Time, 5:43t.
The fourth race for a purse of 5000, one
mile and half, was won by st. Martin,
Joe Germ, I'd, Nettle Sd, Envoy 4th, War
rior 9th time 2.42.
The fifth race, handicap steeple chase,
purse of 5000, about two and a half miles,
was won by Davolo, Trouble I'd, Coronet
Sd, Deadhead 4th, Busy Bee 9th. Bose 9th;
time, 4.154.
AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Oct. o.
The merchants post stake, all ages, two
mile heats, all won by Tenbroke, Bob
WOoley Cd time, $780,, 3.40i
The association purse, mile heats, was
won by Elmi, Brakeman I'd, VoltigueI
Sd time, 1.46a, 146.
The mile and a quarter dash was won by
Novelty, Millionaire second, Rosebud
third.
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The Porte's Concessions.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 8.
The Journal de st. Petersburg, with ref.
erence to the reforms proffered to the in
surgents by the sublime Porte, regards the
concession of provincial representation as
the best that could have been made to suit
the present difficulty. 1t is certain to meet
with general approval, the Journal adds,
and not only ought the insurgents to accept
it, but the great powers ought to see that
i, is carried out.
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MANY pERSnNS

Would like a beautiful Cottage organ for their
parlor, but think they cannot afford it. II they
could only see the splendid new styles OF Esley
organs, and then learn what easy terms OF pay
ment they could have, they would buy at once
organs are rented until the rent pays for them
No possible risk. The Estey leads the world
II you wish for catalogues, prices or terms
write the General Agent,
GEORGE q. DAY,
noyiOdly Rutland, VI.
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Spaulding ~ co.

Would respectfully inform their custom
ers and the public generally that they are
receiving the New York daily papers by
the fast mail train which arrives at Rut-
land at noon, and that they will distribute
them promptly at places of business or
residence as customers may direct Orders
can be left at No 1 Merchants row or at
the South end news room under the Bard
well house. sept29dtf
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Horrible Murder.

CARLlNvILLE, ILL.,, Oct. 8.
A horrible murder and suicide occurred
here to-day. Charles Brink, in fit OF
anger, shot Mrs. Deborah Hall, his mother
in-law, and Ellen Brink, his wife, killing
them instantly, and then killed himself, by
placing the pistol to his right temple. No
cause can be assigned for the deed.
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Closing up a Singular Career.
ELIZABETH. N. j.. Oct.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Oct 5.
David s. Perry, IS years of age, was
sentenced TO ten years TO state prison, with
hard labor, for abortion. He styled him
self an evangelist, preached at times, prac-
ticed medicine and kept liquor saloon.
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Prosecuting the Chicago Whisky
Ring.

CHICAGO, Oct. o.
Hon. Bluford Wilson, solicitor of the
treasury, is in this city, pushing the prose-
cution in the federal courts of the whisky
cases. The most vigorous measures will be
taken to secure the conviction of parties
implicated In the liquor frauds here.
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m ARRIA(sES.

BAILEY-OkvIS-In Ludlow, Oct. 9Th, by Rev.
J. r. Farrar, Kelsey r. Bailey OF Cavendish
and Alma Il. Orvis OF Ludlow.
kEEMAN-PELTON-1nJ Jericho, Oct. 80, by
Rev. George 3. Guernsey, Emery II. Freeman
OF Richmond and Ruth L. Pelton.
ARSSON-JOHNSON-In Sutherland Falls,
oct. 4th. by Rev, X. T. Hall Of Pittsford, Lars
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HEADING NOTICES.
Pianos 10 Rent and Rent Applied Ol

Pianos 10 Kent nnd Itcnt Applied OM
Purchase.
We have on hand several very good sec
ond hand pianos which we should be pleased
to rent to desirable parties at SO, So, $40
and SIS per quarter, with the privilege Of
applying rent on the purchase of pianos
rented or new instrument. Apply at
once and get particulars Of Mr.. Edwin
Tracy (of Cluett & Sons) at The Bates
house. To good parties prices will be made
TO suit DIT
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Receiver Appointed.

New York, Oct. 9.
Henry w. Bently Of Utica, has been ap-
pointed receiver In the noted Taylor will
estate, and has filed bonds for $500, 900.
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Shaw to be Hanged.

ALBANY, Oct. o.
Among the decisions banded down by
The court Of appeals 10 day ls one affirming
the sentence Of Shaw, the Washington
county murderer
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BY TELEGRAPH
Especial TO The Globe.l
Serenaded.
VERGRNTEs, Oct. 3.

VERGENSEs, Oct. 8.
The Vergenaes cornet band rendered
Capt Murphy, of the Stevens hose com
pany, a serenade tonight. This was an
expression of the goodwill Of majority
of our citizens on his reelection.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
LATKsr MONETARY,

LATxsr MONETARY.
NEW YORK. Oct s.
Money more active at 2S4.
Prime mercantile paper was quoted ut b07
per cent.
Sterling exchange was quoted steader at
4Isk @ls2
Gold opened at 1i71s and closed at ii7H.
Clearings ut the Gold Exchange to-day, SAL.
$4,000.
Customs receipts to-day amounted to ss9f,-
600.
Treasury disbursements to-day amount t.
$4,000.
Produce exports for the week ending to-day,
s., 900
Government bonds are quoted a. steady.
State bonds quiet
Railroad bonds moderately active.
The stock market was comparatively steady
except for Missouri Pacific, New Jersey Central
and Union Pacific. Missouri Paoinc opened at
80 and advanced TO 29k, but afterwards de-
clined to 2ih. New Jersey Central fell OF frol
i0I to 1921 regular and to lOoa seller Union
Pacific declined from 63sl to eil. Lake Shore
advanced from 534 to 54h, Northwest from
Bs7t to 39k, and Western Union from 70 70 76I.
but the aivance was afterwards lost. Pacific
Mail decided from s51s to s5H, rose 10 So and
reacted TO 951i. st Paul fell on from 94h to ss,.,
and recovered to 34,S. Hannibal and st. Joseph
declined from 1874 TO lsl. At the second Call
the market was weak. Stocks In late dealings
showed some recovery from the lowest point OF
the day, the improvement ranging from y to
a's per cent. he grestest rally wac In Missouri
Pacific, which recovered from 23ts to 2TX, New
Jersey Central, after declining from 1oT to l0fk
rallied To 10 bid. Delaware, Lackawanna and
western declined from 1l96 to 1o7A, and final
ly recovered to 11sh bid. The Wide fuctua.
lions in these two coal roads attracted much
attention 10 day. Union Pacific opened st 49,
fell OF to Gi,4, rallied to 62X and closed at 90
the was quite active at fluctuations and the
dealings in 1t more general than OF late. Trans
actions In other shares were less important. In
late sales Lake Shore recovered to 81, North
west to 3s1s, st. Paul to az Pacific Mail to 80,
Western Union to 1872, New York Central to
1921. Atlantic end Pacific Telegraph declined
to l7x.
The transactions in stocks to-day aggregated
900 shares. The principal dealings were a.
follows:
Lake Shore, 1870; Northwestern, 1l.o0 DO.
preferred, 900 Pacific Mail, 1920: Ohios, 5000;
Western Union, 10000 Union. Pacific, e5, SEQ !;
Missouri Pacific 1900; Erie, o,40O; st. Paul,
1900 do preferred 1900 New Jersey Central
4125.
Gold closed at 1lI,s@1l1I.
Money-1h@2 per cent.
Governments dull and strong.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Stocks wcro active andlunsettled.
The following are the closing quotations
Where blanks occur there were, no bids.J
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Burial with Bayonets.

OTTAWA, Oct 3.
1t is reported That squad of two hun.
dred picked men from the Governor Gen
erals foot guard have been detailed to pro.
coed to Montreal to be present at the burial
of GuibOrd's remains.
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LATER.
MONTREAL, Oct.

MONTREAL, Oct. 8.
1t is reported that the authorities of the
Institut Canadien have been in communi-
cation with the navy department ut Wash
ington in reference to the Use of the most
efficient selfcxplosives to be used in Gui-
bord's grave to prevent its being tampered
with after burial.
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A later dispatch from Helena, received
at 1890 tonight, says "There is great ex-
element here on account OF the condition
of affairs at Friars Point. The white peo.
pie are much excited, and negroes appear
ed quiet Many white ladies have left
there. Senator Alcorn has met his daugh-
ter here for safety. 1t is reported
that the negroes, three hundred strong,
were within few miles of the town, and
Gen. Chalmers, who was in command of
the whites, went out aud met them and
gave them ten minutes TO disperse, when
the negroes retired some three miles and
again organized Gen. Chalmers again adj
vanced and ordered them to dispcrsc,
which they cid. This is the latest report
from there, and it is supposed the negroes
are awaiting rcinforcements. Col. Burke
and others have already left here for that
place and an effort is being made to organ
ize force to 90 down tonight.
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Affairs at Friars Point.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 8.
A private telegram from Helena, received
about nine o'clock tonight, says all the
women and children have left Friars
Point. 'rBe men were forming in line at
three o'clock, and fight was momentarily
expected. Assistance is greatly needed.
A boat load will probably leave here TO-
night. Friars Point is fifteen miles from
Helena, and there is no telegraphic com
muncatlon with it,
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BIRTHS.
DEATHS.

KENDALL-In Felchville, oct. 4th, q son to Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. W. Kendall.
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Weather Probabilities.

For the lower lakes, New England and
the middle states, high pressure, northeast
To southeast winds stationary or slightly
lover temperature, increasing cloudiness
and rain.
, 1875-12-30

Abnut week ago TnE TRIBUNE published a
s'ate made up by secret caucus Of insurance
men for officers Of the Chicago Board Of Cldcr-
wiiIors 10 be voted for Rt tho noxt annual eleo-
ton. TAe fact that tho matter leaked ont
Hreated surprise among so.ne Of tho members OF
tho CAUCUS, and their indignation was inbound
cd. Tho secros waB beloved to be buried in The
breasts Of tho ten uen who attended the cau-
Gus, aud no one can Understand how tho matter
c.sno In tho poasossion Of YMz Yn1huSE. Mr.
lsuoelt CGilchell, The encinoer uf tho caucus,
who w1s nominated for tho office Of Treasurer,
has lceu bllrIs euRagod during tho last week IN
fcitcting out tue traitor, but Ills eforta hhvo
thus far not boon crowned with Hucctss, fIe has
now ura"n up document protesting againHt tho
Among tile tnoBt prominent insurance men.
This document Ms. tsltche!l has .aksn Arount
to tile Insurance oloea 10 Obtain signatures to It,
expecting tint tlore who atiueAed wonll be tho
nnes "ho would sefusa TO t'Yn it, nnl th,,s find
out Who had beun tic traitor. But Bomahow or
nt!.er jlat those WHO have given the Information
atst nle opposed to Mr. Casn'a clcction, lxya
been tho cues to alku 1t i1st, and sutne OF those
*!io had not krown Of tho action OF The CAUCUS
hA%s refused 10 e.gn It.
Tie protest sets forth that 1Ir. Case hnd been
the ltl1trnnent ct getting the HOW building law
through tho Council, aud had atao hte,l iuttru-
WcntAl in getting other measures favorable to
thy UNDERWRITERS through tho sano body.
lilo eaie, by i'll premature publication, III
btokci and pn efroit IL no" being u'ade " i'll
duca Mf. JtsIaIhHI Goodwin. tho raBent Frus!-
dent If tha j;oard to allow h!a nau,e to be uHad
!ot rt-electiun.. lie las tho mattur nnlsor cor-
EI'ldralinn. N,ll il ID probable that be wtll con-
rent. II he dors tlsoEe IL hardly doubt that lle
viii h4 ic.u!celta by An nlm0st unsbllous vote.
, 1875-12-30
THE CiTY.HAlL.

Thu wuser.rents yesterday vera 4s.8ia.2s, and
real anl perHoual th1cn s3,2UC.65.
The city Collector look in $1,000 yesterday.
Al! tue taxes on vessels hayo been paid on aud
tho orafts released from custody,
Tho Hoard Of pubi,o Works wero drlyon from
theie Fooma ycssctday oy an army Of calcimiuces,
who arc clranlng np aud 1ouoyating that part ot
tho raokery. Tito Uoarl took little yacut,on
hol wcEa not Visible yestssday.
The Board Of Public Works has isaued = fall
estimate Of s5,o00 to u, u. Cunujpglaa, fos
s,reet-cleaning. A glance 1t tue buuka sho
ths total cot Of Auch work for tho ycas 1878 to
b, s54.,p2a.l6.
Notwithstanding th.: sleyen saloons front tho
tts-1lsll ca A1atns ssreus. tLo city Iay.in&zte1s
rcLot yet so .legrat!td nd net 10 oensuse tho
"''!i'ict u ttrtaia tiremen aud police Nfo con-
EhIsls nm up bllln sud forget ~ paY tho aanlo.
Applications aEu daily uaIa for tbs payment OF
"me I'll coasta:ted by policeman or iitctnan.
au1 tbs cledilosa. 4tttr usin4 llIeatA u ea1ui.
, 1875-12-30

Tho two Parknsons l,avc . position OF tteir
onn. cross GoLwoGn tho Yalo mud Fulton pos
tntos.
Col. Thompson. Of Cl,lca3o, has improved
npou Fult,u. smoking cigar vuh haill md
grace while aiming at tho "btll's ave." The
tmpko ish,ios simultaneously from ll,s mouth
and that Of Ills ro. THO Colonel IN Eoo1 hhot.
anu 10 T"a only 'ry two e!sars n mt, AZ o,
deserve credit for their ilsll gcntng under tue
c1cuma.anccs, although It cannot be denied that
Tho visiting toaass shot sl,sior great dttad-
vAntaaeH. cl.fcf among which WAS non'ac7la1nt-
hnco with tho ground.
Tho firing was ali over t,v o'cl 'ck, whom All
minds toak t!io tsnin for Chicago. Subsequently.
t.o teams met It, tho c!ab.IoOu, OF tho Palmer
lio'so. wlinra, Judge U'adweii presdint and
Co. Week", Of ln''tana. officiating a. SECRETARY,
tho Prize won w.t4 nrcssItcd to tho Chicago
club by James +. lsont and Col. Harper. OF
Fort Wayne. Onp. Devororx presented alr.
nacEmrr. Of Chicago. with tho nrzc roy,.lvor.
Mr.. inot and Cal. Thnnpron calloI nttentlun to
She necessity Of prostiinE for an
oTtt1aSlzAT:uS or TIE nlFLE 0Luna
OF tho West, us"lsr lilo nauo of t,,t Northwest
crn ]I'lle Association. embracing oil B,ates isioE
wort OF tho pennayivania linn. They thought
nucl All organization would hnys a mort bnne-
ilca effect on tho esptit t1n corps OF the ritio
toams Df tho We.te'n cnintEy.
Col. Harper. President Of tho Fort Wavno I'll.
flo Associaton, and Col. Wocott, OF the tlichi-
g'tnt team agroed With tug preceding speakcr*.
AfAt " AGs a. hAHDoNt " hHGA7DHs lHOfD kllRt
the Chlcago lille club Association bc empow.
crea 10 mako preliminary arrangements for
tho organization Of a Northwestern Club, nnd
that tiieY cnii a convention Of all einha organ
lxcd In tho West At na csrly q date ns possible,
each club to havc all equal voie in SAID Conson-
lion; and, further, that tho Chicago Association
draft constitution and bylaws to bo submitted
when tho Convention is held. Tho motion was
unanimously adopted.
On mntion Of Col. Harper, tho Chicago Club
EnH furkhnr re11natnd En- Law Dut Sotne MIN
wl.osoby tho scores mado bv each club could be
officially kent and forwarded fur Information to
casl associate society.
Tho meeting thon aajonraod.
, 1875-12-30
CRIMINAL.

Potter FlAlbcck. Michael Emmcrlch, aud John
Dowald. all under II yea7s OF uye, wore arrested
last night for tho burglary Of sonno clgara from
the saloon Of Michael Wclshaar at No. 107 11ul-
bort street.
a man named =. Gluck wns befere Commits
sIouer lIoYne yesterday Oh cl,srga Ut a,sompt-
to paas counterfeit el1.btlt. Guilty knowledge
could not bo proved, and 0luck VAS discharged.
Some throo wceka ago Jphu 3tcKeown pilrercd
q coat. Int, gloves, and e3u in currency from
john kingBlor, Of tho lla'sted Streot Opera
lionsc. Last night kEngsler found tho young
man enjoying hlB good gnlt Of clothes in tls
Iarla Theatre on Canal street, and promptly
cauHcd Ais afIcat.
john Yale, No. 4O7 Superior street, roccntIy
huilt narble-tr0nt row IN tho corucE Of Hal
s.e1 and piotco streets, aud HoEe timo yesterday
morning the eptlEa unoccupled portion of tho
building waa gitted of all the lead pipe and
water !ixiureH, valued at s20o, but which 1t vii
coat yearly twlco that sun 10 replace.
A man calling himself Skinner bss bean Try
Ing to rAiso money among Cottage Gtovo avenue
payment bogus chocka on tho Commercial M.
tlonal. Tho articles wtEe ordered delivered a.
IL vacant house, and henco wete saved but
ullcro lis bought 81 worth Of goods he gave a
check !pr 8l3, and this cicsYed 10. liz il be-
leved 10 havo made about $40. The ciiotas
we're drawn ID tho nuns Of William Wright.
Charles Markham WAS Just three days out
from Ut. Louis when he wns put In tlls jng last
hight At the Chicago Avenue Station. Yesterday
lM ,islte,l tho upper t!oor Of boarding -holse
VI lDI North Wclls sttcut, kept by 31rs. y. n.
altller, and Just ae hn Was gong out, tho lanl-
lMly captured bin carrying Oft In his carCNt-
aatctlel her clothing aud also that OF 4 boaruer.
Charles waltn to 70 back to III. i4onis Where
boardlIg-lonse mistFesses arc not 10 given to
playing police.
Mr, y. F. Whittier. Of South Eugle.ood, lost
aud bklns to the Value OF $3.50. lie discovered
two pAEa OF Rloyes III tho pawu-fhol OF Emazl-
uel beimeu. btato street bIokor. Upon ill.,
qu!ry. ho found that the Rluyes had got there on
the day of tho tleft, sud that herman had sold
cue dozen akna Oh tlIo saMe day for 3lb. ucr-
nAn's explanation Of how Ae lad bought thu
goods for ~. and did not ksom they l,ad heen
bound him oyor to tho Criminal Court il bouda
OF s3U1.
The exposn mado by fnn TRIBUNE some days
ago OF the dsye ou Tue northwest corner Of Mud.
ison aud Htate stl cots aui the description gwen
ct the disty Hasuo!.sg Le!l. caused Anots.uf po.
lice-rald GU the place, but eHce that time ii kuH
again boon iu full blast, and = brace. RAsuo IT
faro bus beon carried on these, A. welt IL 'skn-
game" OF poker. Lumpy-baokcd fellow
calrieH on tho gambling gaIles, aud tho pro-
pria.as Of tue a&loua geta sAs beuatt BY sol!ing
buckley, Under tusttnctlois from Cnief.of- -l'o-
lice Hickey. got . transcript fron, Justico SUN
mcrtetu'H docket OF tie PREVIOUS arrests. aud
viii lay 1t befosa Mayor Coly,a to-day, il order
that ths l!cpnHe may be tev>sed. Tito diva
ehould not DO tolerated anothor day.
Harry EdwArdA young luan OF soule % ann.
msla. aud vlo SAYS 10 u printer w oceupa.
, 1875-12-30

tio,,, was gobh!ed by Tho Madison e.foes POLICE
ytnterQnv and bnoaod Tor nu ASSAULT to commit
rapo. Tuesday evoning ho mot tho little Swear
old dau2l,ter Of Mitch II. Jnweasun+ OF I'll Mail
M s1a % NJ" sac snss1 Se. to s e"ssT
IT Van lIlren and Tlroop streets l,e
forced her to enter vacant barn. aud
there attempted to outrage her. Tie fright
Ala,n.i;,g tho man tia, lis i,ott, leaving her to
find llaf way ont m brat et,o r',tlld. Yesterday
ehc pulnted Edwards out 10 Ucsectivc Lanclng
nn ra,iseI hts arrctt. 1t IL fhti of Edwards tGat
bnt has each time regancl his liberty OH account
Of 10 prosecution.
Tho notorious lsfocky 3lcr.aln. thief. burglar.
vngrauf. aud all ihnt il wirtea, LAH recently
hnrn living with . womat ae calls hin~,fo ut No.
II South Gscon etseet. Like yearly ogerv one
FASHIONS. Yesterday morning no came homo As
t.euRl. long after midnight, aud at onco bugAn
humping his wlfo. llo teft her tyisg III an In.
Sensible condition, with heu'l mud fnco in ter.
in. Oe|cer Walton aaon afterwards found
brockE slowed away in bedroom. and
n suort scuale t,otted him oil to tho Htatiu',.
Htocky has n hahtt OF pounding his Mifn On all
aahoo il ahil tn to TIM fact that Rlc indirectly
eansed lis nrrsst tast week by "g'sinE nHny" to
tim POLICE tho whereabouts VI Honie iaces stolen
from State Htrect rturo.
A. ]. ltogarn. Chiof Ut the Detroit policn
force, has heen in tow. tor several dass pms.
locking aftor stolen property supposed 10 hnvo
betn concealed in this city by lmo notorious Do
tgot burglars, who wots captured here about .
~EoH nso BY Dotocsiyo Nlacauiey. For several
days past ho has bceu held In abeFanco
by WIT of babens cospuH issued by
JniRo NlIaruh, but yesterday tho prisoners
were rcnandcd by tho Court t'ack to Detroit,
and they left laBt Ayening under tt0tible Irons
On tho 5:l5 tram. Most of the stoien goods.
amounting to somewhat more t4au Sl,t00 worth
uf Jowers aud diamonds. wero found stowod
away in tho Ssnth DIVISION. II one.l1A!f sbat ia
Told about tiloso two thieyea proves tTue, thor
yprno years to como. III Buffalo thcy arn wanted
for bold burglary comn,ttod about year ago,
md Monroe County, Michigan, authorities arc
sulc that ttcy belong 10 the Rang which perPe-
trated tho bold ro1buty Of tho Alonroe County
UanA solle mouths ago.
, 1875-12-30

Special DtsDatth to TIE ChTaao TrtbtHt.
KANsAs Clrr. No., Dec. 29,-Two well-drebaed
young men, claiming to hail from ChlcsRo, were
arrested IN this city this afternoon for forging
tito uauo Of II. d. Wright, awsll.knoan jewstez,
whotoby thoy received quisa \ snm ot money.
Tho men reached tho city on Sundey eyen!ng,
aud put up 1t tho Coasea House, tho most asiA-
tocrasio place IN town. This morning they
banded \ draft to Col. Coasca aud wanted 1t
cashea. Tho Colonial told them that 1t thoy
could got eomo one to tndorso 1t no would fur
ntsh the Breenoacks. Thoy left the hotel, anti,
returning In about an hour, handed hius tho draft
sltb the nnmo Of IL. B. Wright On the back Ut
1t, and he gase than tho muney. In about AL
honr It was discovered that tho Endorsement was
= forgery. aud tbs men NeEa arrested ~ they
were stopping on the train tor Ht. Lauas. They
aud it nil! 90 hard with shem When they como
b0toro Judge Sutton to. morrow. They gave tho
names Of Noyin and Carfnau.
, 1875-12-30

Tl.s aboopug up to o'clock MAS very steady,
but soo, after that hour,

T,a ahoopug up to l o'clock MAS very steady,
but, Boou after that hour,
A THICK MlET
seltled down On tho plain. aud Il wSs astonishing
how tbs mAsksmsn could sight tho target At ali.
Yet comparatively few "gooso.eRga were
tnale. alr. ltlackn,cs, at CuieaRo. lnado tue
highest Individual scote-~Ga out Ut possible rs
-aud Geu. Ueysruux, OF luJiaus. the lowest,
only 3:-atcountol for ~ hia ill-boath and coa-
sequept teyeE.sbuess. 3lr. sexto,t. Of Chicago. \
moAt accurate and highly pr m;ttnB rlfeinsn.
mn 10 the largest sc ue on buI!s Z, U.s. uamtiy, ~
out Of IL. Ae made one and two - koose-eggs"
ono OF sho ia!teE-ths ftat-oh his tAifd shot,
being caused By had bullet. which "stsipped"
aud st,uck tho Ct Jund long distance from tho
target. His second Mrs ~ uatloubs edy caused
by 1ha fox, aud \ etrouK wiud b oh prevailed At
tho time he hsed. Like I'll tho Chicago team,
Mr. sexton tAaos the
n PoslTloH IN FiR1F0 ..
assumed by Mai. Fulton. aud we'll known BY tho
namo Ut that distinguished gentleman. Th'a
.aay therefore eo Aeconnsed ''the teaa post
uo9," Ituuael aud Waiaet, Of 1ndIsna, also
A1e 4 Ia Fulton, but tbs osheru tire after f&nt.-
iona specially inyense1 by tl,tmseivcs. WolcJtt,
Ualrnkton, and Ilsspo. Of 5l,ohIgan, also follow
Ills Fultouian psluoipls, while 7, ]. ConleY int
tatcs tho sotpent, alter tho manner OF Col. Do
dias. OF tho great team. HtuE iacs dowuWHas.
, 1875-12-30
SUBURBAN..

General interest has been manifested In tho
entertainment to be gwen by the Social Club
ibis avoning, which IL expected to be tho loading
eyont Of this season. The South Evanston
Club has beon invited, as well NJ : number or
other gussss. Thore arc throe things which the
management re1uest those expecting to attend
to rotnemhor, viz: that the Performance will
NIL! positively te required for admission and
that ladies' are requested to rpnaore their hats.