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ATHLETIC SPORTS.

RACE OF ONE HUNDRED YARDS AND WALK OF
ONE MILE-nvIEREsT EVENTS.
Members or the New York Athletic Club assem-
bled at their grounds near Mott haven, yesterday,
to decide two events-a race OF one hundred yards
and walk OF one mile-both handlosps. The
proceedings began with the former, for which
there we're eight entrtes:--Ntlnam 3. Curtis,
scratch; A. II. Curtis, 10 feet; ;. Straspurgsr IA
feet; J. P. Tanning and Il. 3. FoOte, Jr. each 25
feet; J, II. Hannekenp asd James Fraser each 80
feet, and Il. ]. Hynes. 20 ieet, This nun0er com.
PEELED 10 10 be run IN heats. After four heats the
prize was adjudoed 70 bannekemp.
Next IN order was handicap mile walk, having q
as entries 4. H. Pollock, 50 seconds; NJ. A. Bryan {,
20 seconds, and James Fraser scratch. Pohock
walked gamey two and a half laps. when Bryant
dropped out ana tBe journey len into q m ten.
Fraser was rightly cautioned once or twice, but,
having more speed and wind than Pollock, won
anyhow by SIX or seven yards. 1lme--Fraser, Sun.
05s Pollock, ON.
Immediately after the above viii Austin, en-
ployed 0y tAe Athletic CLUB, although not feeling
wen, gave an exhibition hall mile walk, making il
IN 3:03Z.
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0AH

Rs- NOTICE. 70 CAPTAINS OF vEssRLs ENTER
ING TIE PoxT OF NEW ToRK AT RIGHE-rhe NV
YoAK EEAIo has adopted distinguishing coseSn night
signal Tor use on board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the coors RED green, red changing
other succession. ana can be seen saw
trai miles distant Captains OF seeing this
signal will ohhge Us by preparing any marine news
they may have for lhs ship News department Of the
HKRALn
R5- Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving al New York DO so by addressing to such
vessels care OF HERALD news yacht pier No East
River New York Letters received from all parts Of the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
ouired.
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BELOW.


Steamer Britannia Cr) for Liverpool; City OF Brussels
6bIl 90 gypt mr., do e hiopla Bra GlayoW; oder
GER hremeni hakon Adelststn Nor), London Ciyae.
Galveston, &C Cortes New Orleans; huntsville, Fer
nAhdlnA, &c herman Livingston. savannahi Charles
ton Chareston Regulates, Wilmington. Sc wyanoko o,
klchmond. &ei Is hnmSnS 0eorgeown, Dol barks Ia.
Gloria err, Rlga unione dab, Brstoi smaris tFp.
Mareeties; Iona ORB Antwerp; Lizzie Fox. .unedin
and wellington, NJ andrea 10 yeo dab. Newportj
xn DuorogtcH ,Aas: I ar o1,si simoutn 'eaane Isl
Roads, tucker. stethnj A NuncD q orr 40 New
Rota tNOrl. Copenhagen Farewell Ger, hrigs
san Bro Jordan River, Ms; Beatrice upplcch tGer),
tBrh Belfast Alaska tBrl, hCtterdam; Giles Lorinc.
Richmond; schrs Fabeus 81 Kits silver SPRAY Mi
ragoane: Mary Burdeu, CludAd Bolivar; Farms
rfh Porkn
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YACHTING NOTES.

The following yachts left their anchorage or the
club house, Stapleton, yesterday afternoon and
proceeded down the Lower Bay Mohawk, Ram.
bier ana Dreaunaught.
The following yachts were anchored on the New
YORK Yacht Club house, Stapleton, last night
Steamer Elf ResOlute and Magic.
The foswlng passed Whitestone yesterday
Yacht Halcyon mo club, Mr.. Beeoe, rom New
York for Glen cove.
Yacht ldler tN.Y.Y.c.), Mr.. Colgate, from New
YORK Tor Oyster Bay.
Yacht Triton tN.Y.Y.C.) Mr.. Thayer, from New
York Ior Newport.
Yacht sea Witch (AY.C.). Mr.. stott, from New
York Tor Green port.
Yacht Palmer N.Y.Y.C.), Mr. stuyvesant, from
New YORK for Newport
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ROWING ON THE HARLEM.

The single SOUL championship OF the Gramercy
Boat CLUB was decided yesterday afternoon. Inc
prize, silver meda, valued at $50, brought into
the List OF competitors Henry Mills,
Frank Winnie and Richard Niesner The
distance was two miles, from Gates dock up to
High Bridge. All obtained o good send-on al the
bidding OF Professor James 0'Neil, and, despite a
foul with wOrEng boat early IN the race, Mnls
won '1n a cantern beating Whine nearly hall q
mile. Wiesner was dIstanced. NO time reported.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents AMI shipmrstcrs In
formed that by telezraphng TO hs HERALD London Bu-
reau, No 10 Fleet street, to the Paris oica R1s
fcribe, the arrivals at ami departures from European
and Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels
trading with the United states the will be cabled
10 this country free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and
Mediterranean ports win and the Paris office the
economical and expeditions for teleSrAphing ne wS
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CREEDAIOOR.
SHOOTING roR TEE BULLS z,

SHOOTING FOR TEE BULLS EYE BADon.
Yesterday the Crouch Bulls Eye Badge match
took place on the. grounds OF the National Rifle
Association, at Creedmoor The weather was
splendid, the atmosphere clear and the wind
favorable. There were but seven entries for the
contest.
SCORES FOB TIE BULLS EYE BADGE.
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YACHTING.

THE PROGRAMME OF THE FOURTH ANNUAL
REGATTA or THE sEAwANHAKA YACHT CLUB
The fourth annual regatta OF the ssawanhaKs
Yacht Club VIII be sailed tomorrow Ct oyster
BAY. ard promises 10 be one OF the nnest regattas
OF the season.
Inc steamer sappio mas been chartered by the
club ana VIII carry the members and tneI guests
over the course. The following yachts nave en-
tered IN the regatta;-
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record win show the changes In
the temperature ror tue past twenty-iour hours,
IN comparison WITH the corresponding date OF
last year, a. Indicated BY the thermOmeteH a.
Hudnuts pharmacy, HERALD Bunding;-
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY A. l075-TRIPLB SHEET.

pc chr L nc pansr PameT Hoooken for Boston
sch, sehT Thomas smith Bowman weehawEen Tor Fan
,s sssr Matthew '4ssar Jr. Kelly. YORK for New
scAr p.ryea. Carpenter New York for Glen oOve
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AMERICAN PORTS.

Portland. -,
Riestra Havana bark Pale fBr) Ford, Matanzas
sehrs Jesse hlkabetn, Brow RIO Janeiroi Alpert w.
FISK, Boston: Maggie j ChadwioN, do Mabel ThomaAs
do; Royal Arch do; VIM Alien, New Haven't y III
ODiorne. Richmond. Nc; Chlngarora, JAG Gson, New
York.
pool via 81 Johns NF.
CIeaTed-steamers Nurnberg Ger, Erdmann, Breq
men; Geo AppOld, Loyeand Boston; Louisl, Walker
EdentOn, Nc 1uckahoa Brown, Newbern, Nc Henry
L Cav, Pierson, Phaiephia oarGs Liberals tRq9,
Wikander, Cork or Falmouth remplar, Booth Rio
Janelro; orgs John SHERWOOD ManEin Savannah Ga 8
La Plata (Bri, Bray. Cork or Falmouth.
Sailed-Bark 0biulin (Spl. Barcelona
BRUNSWICK. Ga, Jnly S-Arrived, steamer Mont
gomery, Farcloth, New YORK, &c
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SPOKEN.

Bark Mercur lGer from Bremen for Sandy Hook,
June Is. lat A 80 Ion So %.
BARK lien Stevens from Baltimore for Matanzas,
June e. hat q 03, Ion 20 a.
Sehr I'm pulse, rom New York for Belize Hon, june
&C. lat - OS ion 10 ".
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A great deal Of inconvenience was experienced
IN consequence Of the quarter TO seven P. M train
from Creedmoor 20 Hunters Point not reaching
the former place until iorty- Eight minutes after It's
regular time.
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In tho Country.

VVANTED-A LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE. WITHIN
w hours ride Of the CITY must DO high ground
and perfectly healthy Address with full terms and
particulars Il. NJ, 70 East seventy fourth street
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GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Centennial Celebration OF The Assumption Of
Command On Cambridge CcmmOn.

SCENE AROUND THE HISTORICAL ELM.
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EUROPE.


INTERNATIONAL LIST or tue MOST RECON-
Il mendable European holels :--Alhambra Grenada,
Hotel Washington Irving; Baden Baden Hotel Victorias
Berlin, Hotel Royal and Hotel he hamDOurg bamoeIg,
BamDerger Hof; BelaR0. on ne Lake Como, Grand Ho
tel sellagio, Bremen note sedenburg; Bruges Hotel
des Fandresi busses, Grand Hotel de saxe IhempitA
Hotel keichold Cobqrg, lioel Gruener Baum Con
stantinOple HOel Bellevue BAyuckdere. Copel-
hagel. notel Phenix and Hotel kongen ~ pan mark;
Cologne, Hots On Nordi Corfu Sran1 iotf Beia xehe
Dresden, Hotel 10 SAKE and Grand Union Hotel RI
furt Hotel y Weisseu Ross; franKfurt a. NJ,
Union Hoiei: Franzensbad, hotel Posi- Kaiser;
haus; Geneva Hotel dc In Po5te aud Hotei
National nam9urE, Hotel M9ssr; RAthiaasTertt Y;
Heisnsbors 10 sweden, Hotel de RoIberg; Haxre,
Hotel De Eormaniiei Homourg, Hotel Bellevue, VIC.
HambuSs. Eheinischer Hofi Iscnl Hotel Empress
Kiaeenfurt Hotel Emperor OF Austria; Lem
BERG, hote George Uormery Dc hu.sis, Lisbon Grand
Hotel Central, 1ucerne, Hotel beau RivaRe; Milan.
Grand Hotel Dc Milan: M1nich, Hotel de 6ayere;
HoisI az Londres, rue de Castiglione Re hcnhail,
Hotel .. Pension Louissnbadi ST. Petersburg Hotel
Taubers wiesbadcn, Hotel de rEurope anu Private
iiofei Of clearinghouse, kniserbad: Wurzburg Hotap
drown Prince Of Bavaria and hoel de husse,
n B.--For admission In the apov0 hst address q. 2
DAUBEZ, Berlin, w., Germany.
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last year. ~
Average Temperature for the corresponding
week last year.......s. s................... ~ /.
ATsrsas Jsm aaratRLa lar INA nAAI Hseka.,, " =
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n,uE QUEENS BorEL.-w. RAYMOND, PEoPR1g.
L tor, Queenstown. Ireland.
WANTED no PURCHAsE.
49,.
DATER ENGINE WANTgD-TwO HORSE POWER
ID second hand Address J. NJ COkWIN. boz I'D
Herald once
WOOL CARDS wANTED.--S l0xlO INCHES; ALSO
w set complete with Male OF SEQ spIndlcS cheap
Ter cash. Address box lb3, hallway, n. J.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.
A LECTURE EVERY EVENING" AT EIGHr
n O'Clock. on Nervous Debility and Special DIS
cases. At Dr. KAlIHs M1seum. Remem6er ths all
dres, 6SS Broadway, Fourth street The largest
aud most magnificent muSeaa "a the world Aduiaalon
~ penn,
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THE CAPE MAY REaATTA-THE ARRANGEMENTS
MADE BY THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GUESTS ExPECTED-A RACE By STEAM
YACHTS.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

FnhOMAs r. AGNEw SO vEsEY STREET, IS SELL
ing best Teas Coffees, Flour and nne Groceries,
cheap for cash. Gail. save your money and $50 for
yourselves
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Average temperature for corresponding date
, 1875-11-18
ILLINOIS FlREmEM.

Spiral Dlspateh to 7ht Chiraao Tribune.
DLooNso1oy, ILL.,, Nov. 17-About twenty
fvo delegates attended tho session Of tue first
State Convention Of Chiefs OF Fire Departments,
which was held in City-IIa!l here to-day. Among
those present wero Deaner, Of Chicago; Norton,
Of Peoria; Ayers, Of Quincy; C4ristic Of Daoa-
tur; Weeks, Of Champaign; Washburn, Of
Springfield, Chuse, of Bloomington, and do le-
gates from Monmouth, Gaeaburg, Burlington,
IT,, Budn. Pontiac, Henry. and litehAeld, be-
sidcs many inventors and agents for inventioun.
Mayor Funk. ot Bloomington. Was chosen
tomnorary Chairman, and msds an eloquent
specoh OF welcome aud sympathy with tho
Conventions aims. Chslstis. Of Decnsur. wAs
cloAan temporary Secretary. The permanent
otncets chosaa were Ma1yha' Denuer, of Chi
cAgo, Chairman; Christie, 8rcretary; and Chuso.
Treasurer. MaEshal Bonner, On taking tho
chair, uado short but ssnBible and stirring
speech, II, which he spole Of Chicago's ak
pesiepce with tlie. and denounced the apathy
generally exhibited by city officials toward fro
departments.
4 constitution WAS adopted which provided
for ~ Aupual meeting On the second Tuesday
In October. and for State tournament ~ be
held at such place as tho society NAV designate.
Tho next mess,ng viii b held 1t Decatur. alost
OF The session was consumed In stalking out
work for eueeetdipg SESSIONS.
, 1875-11-18
POE.
UnveiltuK OF tho Monument to fhe
Foea's Memory nj lfaleianoro.

UnvcilauR OF tho Monument to tho
Foe&'s Memory MT 4ialeilaoro.
BALrIxoRE. Nov, 17.-Ths ceremonies attAnd.
Ing thu nn1eiNrg and dedication Of tho mon,,-
ment In memory Of the poat Edgar Allan Pos. iu
Westminster churchyard, took place this AFTER
noon. tho e1erctao preliminary to tho unwilling
taking place In the Western Female High School,
Dasors O'Clock. the hour at commanding. the
vast hsll Of the school WAS crowded. many belng
unable to ohssln seata. The platform Was occu-
pied by Invited RueAsa, nearly all Of WHOM uere
citlzeus OF baltimore, with tho excep-
tlon Of Walt Whitman, WHO was Tho oaly
poet present. At . quarter past z o'clock, Prof.
Elliott Eoso aud said tue exercises would now
bagin with the eipglng Of the Pilgrims Chorus
By tho Philharmonic Society. Tho regular order
according to the programme WAS then proceeded
with ~ follows; 1iiatorlcal sketch, by Prof.
William Elliott reading Of letters from Long
fellow p9Jsns, lolnss, and Other poets. in To-
ply To ioyitstone to he present. by Mias Sarah 8.
Hteai Music-''IIa Watches Oyor 1ssaol." from
- Eltlah." Addrea4-" Tho Literary Character
ot Edgar A. Poe" by Prot. IL. E. Bhaphsfl
Nnalo-" 1nfiam!nA.us." from " Stahat Mater" y;
aolo. by Msas Ella 0otdon personal reua1n-
Altar LAtrobs had concluded hls personal rem
InlscenoeA the aAsemhlage repaired 10 The church,
yar1 aud atEeeta adjacent. when Prof. Elliott
uuyeilel tho monument, placing on It 4 chAplet
Of eyergEecns. Tho aisKa by Mira. Fullerton Waa
sung. Mr. Gill, ot nozton, teclted "Aupsbel
Leo" md tha proceedings nsrb ended.
No accommodations Ware provided tor repre-
SsntasiYes ol the p1eas, elthsr local nr from
QtheF cities,
, 1875-11-18
CREDIT NlDisILIER.


Tho old 0onccrn Exhibits Positive
Signs OF Life.
ynectaE n1pateh ia TAt chscaao 1rzsun&.
pH1LApELrnIA, Nov 17---futernst In tha calo-
brated Credit Mobilier case waa reyiyod to-day,
by the granting in the Court Of Common Pleas,
of this city. by Judge Pratt. = preliminary in-
juuction III The suit OF Rowland g. Hazard
agaioat the celebrated bribery corporation.
Hazard, who Ia tho owner OF 1,bo0 ahares OF
Mobillor stock, asked for tho injunction to pro-
vent tho settlement OF case now pending IN
Boston between tho Credit Moblior aud the
Union Pacific. Tie alleges in his bill
Of complaints that on tho 4th Of
August, 1869, tho Union Pacific Rail-
ro.d Company gsve g. ooo IT, the T., Credit Moeilet
bona ade services rendered. The uoto remained
unpaid until last aummer, when suit waa brought
10 Boaton to enforce payment Ihe complaint
alleges thas Al attempt IL about to bs snhdo 10
sacrtco the interests OF the Credit D1ob.lior to
tho Union Pacific by a settlement Of tho suit for
4 nominal confederation. The Directors Of tho
Credit Aobslier are said to DO heavily Interested
In the Union Pacific, and to hold only nominal
insereuta In the former corporation. Tho COM
plant gives tho unuaes OF majority OF tho Di-
Escters who reeide 10 tlls State, aua who do not
own dolIar Of stock
By : resolution Of tho Board Of Directors Of
tho Credit Afobilier. passed In July last, loyal
E 4o1DlH4f ElAAA A AHlGet AAA 4NouAoEt plCA-
81. mombors OF the Board who own smal |
amounts Of stook, and who Ara haavy Union Pa
clio Stockholders. we're appointed committee
70 settle Ail poInta Of dispute between tho two
companies. They recommended compromise,
md = coutfaot was made and approved By the
board with tLls object The complainant al
leGea that this contract cancels the poto for
$4,000, ,000t and other indohteduess Of tha Union
Pacific to the Credit Mobllier amounting 10 F200,-
600 more aud Absndons the tsln 70 certain lantis
now held BY tho Mobilisr. When tho casa comoa
up fos argument important Developments may
DO expected.
, 1875-11-18
MICHIGAN FARMERS INSTITUTES.

eorF*<poHdsFee u Tbs chitdau Tribune.
AMMO, Ilch., Nov. 1G.-At tho roceut ses-
n,i ~ eat stAts Board Of Agriculture, tho
tst.e tt1@sa u tho Committee On FaE1aors' 1usti-
T..s.s .spoItsd that oao will ba hsIa 1t Armada,
r 'ao County, Jsa. II and IA, to DO attended
i, Stselasns - Abbott. Prols. Doal aud Gully, sud
Rrs.. L. loEes|oli, Foreman OF tho Farm; at
Il. t1s'ssss' s' oat!.ad County, jan. 10 and II. by
p.,s.s, p@s' II Alssg.p. Jan. IL aud IA by psofa.
ratst. ratssa, :. .KsdAe. and Cook and Mr. II. Q. C.r~
ID Il y \, ussatar. Van Darsp County, Jan. il
ID IT, 20 =, rsot: FLsohltd. Ksizis, aud oook.
Atbots a, Ia .usasaeld at coldwAter, BY President
IN H. 20 rrofs. l3eal and Gully, aud Score
.Q6f.tts lug e" Sssme To be fixed III fu,ure), The
t,:,dsstp " I 14a lootulcs will bo as folIova Hy
I'D ~ y y. Abbott " Industrial EIuostlonh
cael, ass aas A9Heultural colioses"; b. Fret.
skth1 tDe hx hlpa; hhpt;:1T" and "Ftutt Or I1sects
u tnsty 10 r Gardens. md "Laud4cape- o.sisp.
Fa,I ussh.f uiss fs4aass"; BY p!oI. Gully. :'Im-
siixAts'uass "Goi.ona la Aeriou!,u.e, and
'''10s- -hois"i w IIei. Fsirchilg, "plyIs.
, 1875-11-18
ELSEWHERE.

5ptetai Dfspafeh u Tn chfedoa Tribune.
DunEquE. H., Nov. 17.~-The United 8tatea
District Court met to-day, Judge Love pscaiding.
urind aud petit juxlos we're impAualed.
United States VI. Johnson; nolle proacqui en-
tered aud defendant discharged,
Unitol States VI. Smith d sargosus; plea Of
guilty aud judgment.
United States ~. Roovcs 4 Neoyos; na1na Is
above.
board IN specifications filed by creditors tn OPP
position to the d'sobarge Of bsnkrupti oTerrulod
aud nuAl discharge granted.
DAMAuER AWARDED.
Spsc1al Dl4patch tn TAs C+ifaan Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Nor. 17.-1n 1877 locomo-
tive Of tho Michigan Central Road ran oyer and
killed Gilbert Uampau, In this city, snd the sn-
posior Court to-day awarded his heirn $4,000 OF
tho $40, 900 thoy claimed.
, 1875-11-18

~ FEf HN NiE MN iEH1.
4 meeting between tho freight Agents OF tho
Chicago Il Northwestern and Illinois Central
Railroads waa Also held At thc Chlcsgo Il North
western railroad Office yesterday, and the fol-
lowing winter rates to Dubuque decided upon:
Firet. class, 60 cen.s; second-cIass 80 eents /,
llixd-ctass, 10 osnta; foutth-el&ssx 80 cents oil
in cAr.loAds Of 81 barrels aud oves, 80 centa per
bar,e1 grain, 20 oenta; -four. 40 cents,
Tho MAnasetH Of the pool lines loading from
Chicago to tho East hsld anosher meeting yes-
te1day II tie Office OF tbs plttsburg l. Port
Wayua IlailroAd Tor tho purpose Of coming 20
aome understanding io regard to the contsm-
plated increase in freight Iatos. Iii. Joy and
moss Of tho General Etalght Agents adhered TO
tbelr opinion that further advance in rates
would virtually amount 10 prohibition, aud that
shtpmente would fAll OF to such ~ extent tnAs
nothing could b gained by such action. 1t wAa
therefore decided to adhere to The old rntes-4G
cents from Chicago 70 New York On fourth class
for tho presons. Tue Article in TuE Ta1nunH
ct taat Tuesday has undoubtedly had 4 great
deal 10 do in bringing about tho change il the
0pi4ion of tho Managers OF The pool unes
several Of them admislea that tho reasous Riyaa
BY TuB TAlBuSx WIZ tho rates should not ba
further advanced wero sound and JUST and that
the roads could make 4 faiE marxIu u the p, oa-
ent rates. At the meeting yesterday several
other matters pertaining to the poot re1e DIS
oussed, but they wese kept \ profound secret.
, 1875-11-18

except thoso to which objections had boon fled.
Rolls al0 800. a2a to o37 inclusive, sud t,02s and
1,030. were dbmasol:
In ths oetase Of 1ds Derl1aheimsr. ,nipor. \
grant Of guardiannhtp ~. rnsde 10 HArnhard
Moss, under bond for o. 900.
In the entata Of A. D. fsiehArd6on, = grant Of
administration waA made To Antoiuntta ltich4rd-
son. Under bond for g1A000.
In thu estate Of Maria Folsy, lunattc, Patrick
MoQnise wM appointad ooisor'asor, under bond
for 430, 900.
in the estate Of David relvater et a., minors.
:. grant Of guardianship ras m.de 10 Jacob
CkiluFAt COURT.
George 1foamea pleaded guilty OF driving
AWAY horse. and Hss rcmanded.
Martin C.dY ".s tried BY The Court for ~; !;
guilty, snd semauded for seutepce.
Frank Sullivan waa tried for tie larceny Of
horse and buggy. found Rnilty. and his torn waH
11od It three years IN tho Penitepsary.
ChrfAtian Braun Indicted for ths tarreny Of
funds belonging to the Anciont Order Of Druitls.
natie nonGon to 1naal, which MAS sustained.
Il. 81. Wilde MAS Tried for koepiug . common
gaming-houae:., and found not guilty.
AfexAnder Wilaon and Alexander Smith wcre
tried for robbery. Tho jury retired at Iato
hour in the afternoon with instructions to return
= heafed verdict.
THE CALL.
JunK TLounErr--54 to 12n inclusive.
JtpaE uAnr-y7. os. l00 to ao3, l05 to ITO,
III to lt9 Inclusive.
JCpnE MooRE-3l, 50, 30.
IuDaE IlooEna-No oall until further notice.
JUrnn ItooIT-ho call.
Jrpuk FAAWKlLe-3JO 10 393.
JrpuAESTH,
BuPxHIon CoUHT-EuNrtsAiON1-Nea Cement
Cn1nrany VI. William ]. snd Thomas y. 5ohnson,
&sA,Qt.
june 04n1-John 4. Nelson, use ct J. Hu7sander.
~. tho City Of Chicago. Il $1,a9772-Field Benedict Il
CO. ". nrsluer 7. u,ith, $f,9.T.-Coldwater Mar
shai 4 Macknaw ltailfosd Compsny ". Marltn Y,
Wagner. faID.62.
Cincufr Counr-Jrpnk NouEns-J. f. IIewnon ~.
Stephen H. MtI1er; verdict SOU, and motion for new
trial.
JupaE Doorn-wllllam Dross VI. Druchs .. +.
vrles, f336. .40.-u. l.. Sitwart Ira +. Swift and
John Z, Rowland s?.101.-B. c. Vincent n. JoAeph
LoneFKan, {2o3.25.-Thoma1 Enron, &1T.31.--Edwin
Bean ~. e. II. Adans $305.7s.--M. j. afItche1son ".
Exceisor lrrsa Urtck Manufacturing Company,
81, 1854. t.9a,-Riltsm l.. GrSgg "a. Same, $a,ltl.77.
, 1875-11-18

'shfcidt UiSpdSfh TO ne Ehiet1o 1f;oHW.
DAvEaroar H.. Nov. 17.-A mechanic'a lien
hns been fifed In this county againat tho CHI
ca4o, Clinton l. Weutcrn nailsohd BY the Joliet
Iron and Steel Company for nupp1les Of rsis and
iron 10 tho va'uo Of s75.009. Of which not ono
cont has ret been paid. This IL the sixth me-
chanic'h lien that laa hceu placed on tho Chi
Gag o. Clinton l. Southwestern Railroad Hince the
aQtt day Of August. Tho liens develop the fact
that Mr. Ilnckle5 vent Oh and built the CHI
cago. Clinton Il Southwestern 90 n,os from
Clinton into thia county, aud did considerable
grading beyond tue tract westward into
Cedar County. without any monoy to speak Of,
Tic following liens nre on fic iu the Office Of
tho Clerk Of tho Eistric. Court for Scott County:
Walihaum Bridges 4 Co., sis5o0; Downcy l.
Wright. s5.95l.G1; Job L Isaac Edwartt. e1.-
4iG; Willard Snow. 73,5lG.9o; Thomas Purcell.
E25.n2o; Patrick kisl, s9.B00 Joliet Iron and
6toel Company, 375.274.19. Notwithstanding alt
thtB. Mr.. H,nckley saya he will be prepsred to
get his train into Davenport somehow, and 60
nn extending hia mhiu line to Iowa Cstr. How
he ia going to make good bis promisea II a
mystery.