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, 1875-07-01
GOVERNMENT OFFICES.
TIE SkN COLLECTOR.

The change in Collectors OF InternA! Revenue
for lhls district was substantially made yestar-
day, and Gan. Nsbsssr will bs fouud At tic fe-
cept Of customs to-day and hereafter for time.
H. 9. lsogers, Doputy Commissioner OF Into1-
nal Revenue, ar1issd lore from Detroit yeAter-
oty to Aupusintend the transfer from Mr. Wads-
worth 10 Gen. Webster. After making an exanl-
lnatioH OF tho slate Of tho books and atraira OF
tho Office, ho expressed great satisfaction Ut the
condition in Which taatscra wero kept, anil said
t1at he did NOS bslleye that tlaro was another
otHee IN tue country whe1o tho books wero ~
vol "uo" III III Chicago,-whch speaks we'll for
Mr. WAdaMoetl mud hid assistants. The outgu-
INK Collector "aB busy lulthlug up matters dur
,lIg the day. signing checks and otherwise u.
Ranging Affairs ~ that. ~ he pt,rased il, ae
could *tu,u over the otlIcn 1t lss minutes past
aud have everything correct 10 Il dot."
T:Ik hUu-TukAsU4y,
Tho numerous ab3o aud trustworthy Kontle-
men wlo wors wiling to sacrifice themselves by
accepting tho rusltI0u Ut AnalstAui TtcaAu1or ol
I'm Uuitol States iu Chlcago were yesterday do
i,g4'e I'd with tho Information that thsts suEyscea
would uot be required. The important appoiut-
meut w4H yesterday tsndered by telegraph to
VI. ". Z. Nichols, who Las been for the two years
past Cashier Of tho suh-rseaauty hero. 1t 10 uu-
doEstood that ho It ouco accepted tho offer, and
shAt 10 Will sead on hls hoa4 ~ soaa
, 1875-07-01

Al It can bc made ready. The sppolntms ont was
made on tho Recommendation OF Aen. WobHser
aud one or two others Who hAvs implicit conf
dcnce In N1r. Sichols' integrity and capacity.
Tho appointce hxs not beon prominently known
In tho city further Than N the Cabhfor Of tho
Relief and AID Society. for whom he dlsbnrssa
much money from 1871 to 1873. 1ie has, s!nce
tho lhtter dntc. been With Gcn. Webstar. Tbs
bnnd required OF tic Assistant Treasurer IL In
the sun of s25n, 600.
THE NEW cuaroM-HouaE.
Tho City's Commission Of Architect4 were
busy around tho nav Costom-fIouss yesssrdsJ,
and. from appearances, wers following very
much tho limo of investigation pursnod b. tho!e
predeccBsora Of Now York aud Bohton. Tho
most ti,kt can bc said Of their doings Ia that
they wern making bornYa into tho lower strata
aud examining curious1y the rosnttn thereof. 1t
IN certainly to DO hoped that thoy will succeed In
fishing up tho proper ground for an opinion to
coincido with that which they have beretofore
expressed in thoso coiumna Il would be ead
thing II, having pronounced their separate
vosdlcts, thoy Ahoud unfortunately not nnd
facts 10 bear them out. Tho Commission waa
accompanied during portions Of Tho day by sn-
pntrtendnnt Holman, and were favored With tho
presence of Mueller, the stona contractor, dur
ing the afternoon.
The parties In charge cf tho building aro anx-
iounly awaiting some commands from the 6upor-
rising Architects o!lice to indicate what Ia to be-
dono. Il Ia expected that, II 1t ID concluded to
cease wolk until apring, Tie etsick rigging n1ust
all bo taken down and tho engincs covered up,
but no commands havo yet been received.
, 1875-07-01

Tho annual Meeting OF tho Merchants Ex-
change of tho City Of Chicago was held yeBtor-
day afternoon q. Nos. NJ sud 80 Michigan ayonue,
tho stores Of 1ngraham. corbin Il May. Tho
only buninceB OF interest transacted waH the eec-
ton Of tho following officers for tho yaas cpsu-
ing,
f'rtsfatns-Wi!itasa AIdgsch, Of 5terart, Atdrich
Co.
fTr.s Observation-Disclosures Reid, Of Reldt hur-
ss.orl .Ire-Ires.d<nt-1saao Harmon, Of Harmon,
Tfs1surer-Char!cs Higgins. Of McNeA uIa-
.Stcr.farp-lohn Roper. Of rowls b 1sopor.
Dirtttors-SatnNrl Faulkner, OF We|ls l. Faulkner /;
q. Il, Corbln, Ut Iug1ailan, Csrbia h MAY: John
H.hMall, Of FarrI4tun Il bchmn1l: ". J. Quan, of
If ". J. Qaan 4 Co.. Sylvester Htbsy, ot Stbey h
Eul!rott F1aiI!!n siacveagb, OF Ffauil!n Mac-
Weigh l. Gu: Whhlu Aew4rt, nf Htowart, Altlrlca Il
Co. william +. Krlugg. uf KolloHR barrett.
Tie following Comtnittuos uoro also appoint
ed:
drbttrat7on--Measra. Warner, Keith, and Bsuuarl,
Ap5~.ts-1te.>rs. willard, M0Koulsy, Gray, End-
colt and ursgRa.
and Merriam. ..,...-
Irnae-Mrssrn. Farsington, Msy, and Sherman,
Ift,nb<rx--sitSsrv. Alcn, hhh~, and aotes.
RaIrns ana Itoperty-aesafs. Topiin. Letoy, and
Willard.
, 1875-07-01
PEpEsTRlAN1sM.


Tbs arrangements toe oLeefy'a 9reas Walk
are nearly completed, and he will Start Friday as
aupouuced, track t.as boen laid on in the Ex-
no,,tIon building In . spsce about 4yo feat long
ps.s .,'a s,aa",n. .af, 10 nsrr,sna,, .,.nd.
toward the middle Of tho Fotunda, aud ia about
GO feat r,de, The track ia laid out exactly north
,ra .,,,th m Tho toana f1oor II hss two
o." ~. ooc,s ~. ,s s,. ..,. .,.1t
s'9nso' a'oo' o"'>s teo' oo, ,'1 u"'n D"
circle ~ clther ena 4o3;3 Ieet III
circumference, making = total lsugth Of
R3o faet oxnctIy ona.o1ehti of
~, trh. ,,,,r va. t.nl mt In eb.,k vas.
a''n @Ao "asA W. 'su w. ~, ~ sAa'n '1e
te1dAy. anu Inns morning Mr' oLea1T ana Att
T. A. A!cock will lay out streak in whitewash
the exact length Of the track, and line vii! be
,.i4 ~ a.oh ada NJ thn tr.ch n ncbea fran the
'a.a ,. ~ s. 1s ~ =, a 49,. Ill. r,,s
s''osA, W =" ~ ,n"ao a.. toos w., "uo'
hard boardwalk will tel! on o'LeAfY'h feet
towards the end of bis long tramp. hut he haa
been accustomed to such tracks tn the East.
trh. .t..,,., fovo, i. .,JI ,,1,,,s, .,a M s.r,.
receives nix or seven apphcatohs dally los
permission to accompany him IN tho
walk, Mr. T, A, Alcock wlll 70
,nn arx, oo mia, viii, him Mr. Inbn EidcIr.nn
':', ~" a. 10. ~ ~ "s.,'.. 49, .ss ~. as4.,
WIN 19y tos ~ tn''o1, = oc.noes VI uen' one.S
dams staff hays he will 90 DO mtles; Tony. the
barber on West Lake stree!, will try 10 mako 40
ml.s. and j. ". btcAn1ravs. tho f3.yoar-old
n.Sa.tr,n siil do III Iniioa ;r 0'f.nsrv's n.ra.
Ina ~ + ~ Fsrwali's clarEs ears he IN roirr to
~ it, 1so. ~, th. tr.nr s,sn ~ thst thsrc @il1
~ ~ NJ tscs ~ cnmnsnv fn1 ut esrv ria nocs,
m.m ~ tO,cnnnor1 ts who il nrsciisioe 10 nest
, 1875-07-01


SpeeMt Ds.astch 10 Ths cheaoo Tribune
DixoH, ILL.,, juno lu.--Tle summer rnoetfnR OF
tho Dixon Park Association will commence hero
Tomorrow on thelf beautiful grounds, Situated
inside Of tho city limits, and under the most
favorable auspices. Alresdy tic liat Of entFlca
far exceeds those Of any other seahen. Twenty
fiye hundred dollars In premiums will be paid,
and tue races will continue until Saturday oyen-
ing noxt. ureat preparations hare been
made for tho last day Of the
n,ee.ing, when It iB expected extra
trims will bo run over the railroads entering
this city. There are four entries In the free-
for-a,l, five In tho 2:30 class, two In tho 2:4o.
seven In tho minute. nine In The $40, and four
In green lo1nes, Besides these, there sra nu-
meroua running rscea. for which lioerat pre-
miutns arc offered. Excursion rates from Cort-
laud, East Fulton, aud West Dubuque. ,norLhf
aud Cairo. south, aro offered. The whn1e Ia
undcr tho direct manngement Of Capt. Edward
Bterlipg. Tho eicient Secretary.
THE 1T. PAUL. MKETffd4
speetai nIsDatch "a 1hs Chieaoo 7f{otsns.
6r. PAUL, Mnn., Juno 30.-Tho ct. Paul meet
Ing of tho MnnesotA Tslpattlte opons tomorrow
with two ttotting and ons running race nine
horses to 80 for tho Inter, hixteou in tho 8-min
uto t1ptting class, aud twalve il tho 2;40 Glass;
Tho trottsug pufsss are 1000 and 81 400 run
Ming @2Q0.
, 1875-07-01
SPORTING NEWS.
Second Days Shooting Of the Illinois
8portsmen's Associations
Preparations for O'Lonry's 100.
Milo Walk.
Notas Concerning The Fourth ot julY Races as
Dexter Park.


THE TRIGGER.
DEXTER rAHk TOURNAMENT.
Tho decond day OF the shooting tournament 1t
Dcxter Park was fairly attended yesterday. Be-
foso tho hour for shooting the main match Of
The day the time Was fully occupied in deciding
various eweepntakeo. Among them wero the fol-
lowing Six entored for pFizes Of ga and $10.
which wore carried on by J. ]. and IL. II. Klein
man respectively. Nino entered for purses Of
$40 and sfo which vero won by II. N. sherman
and J, E. Van Eprs. Six outered double-btrd
shoot for rrlzes Of e13 aud $l0, which wero
taken BY Il. r. Judd and II. II. KloinmAn.
Twelve entered for prlzen Of 423 eb and $40
which wero won BY F. hates. II. IL. klcinman,
aud q Smith, respectively.
Tho main match Of the day was At ton sinRlo
birls, IL aud r traps a yards risa mud 80 yards
boundary, for ptizoa of f5l, $40. $27. and sl4.
There wo1s II entries, whoso reco.d is AZ fol-
, 1875-07-01

WIS duo sonth Of the atnr. Tho prohapsc
uncertainty of tho result IL ono'tcnth OF eeo-
ond, Tho obaefvntaricg In the southern hc1nt-
rnhoree wcro expected tu obserso alhr- in con-
noctton with this star AMI will have seen IN o.
eultasion or actual p,ssaac Of afozs between tha
with thoac OF r.of. Stafford, It sIIl DO found bow
mucl, Mara rccn,s dlrplacei By tho distance
between III and tlotn, and consequently
how far Of MATS is but ~ NO know very oS"
actly l,or mitch nearer alars IL than TIN esi'. 2
eirht calculation Will at once Rlve tho SIMS
distance. The phonnreuon in similar tu isa 70
r,,lss TO the tsanrit Of Vcnns. thh difference bo,
lux that hero Mars IL observnd wish star md
tl,ore with tho sl,i. The limo occupied ny the
observations Was from haf-tast 10 " O'CLOCK.
, 1875-07-01
MARY coNDON.

MARY coNDON.
-sr,roxv urronx ruE coNosEn'a ,uRY,
An iaqueHt on tue body Of Mary Co1don MAS
hold yesterday morning At tho Union Street Sta
ton ~ lofoneF o'''A's" @"a 1oA' p'0f''
enpanelod.
1he he1 "''"o'o "eo
J. y. prnkHAnp7s
who 'c's'aea ~ ,n 'ol'o"us ~. n. * a,n,, u.,.
a." c's"' o"Ao' ~" ~ t'o' ~ ouA'" 80
'.so euss !, . a"1, x.r; ,snnt t. .,,s .pdov IN
oe5eal.'.'s ~ a.Hs 'e.a ,".s .s.,;,s, 49, ~, -,
roar Of my house: 81" deceased coming our Of
49,. A., saw t1,o ,onn, A. onca ri, down ,.,e
shos' @au sa" .14o "on.aa ~ WY 'a' "s" w.
snus so,.o e' uoon ,'''' affair lar % ,ba lizard two
,nnro n,stni.st,ots. tl,en went over TO
assist tho woman; saw blood coming from
lor noec anti mouth; httcrwafds saslatsa ~"
to fny a ' a 70 tr be did did
not We when Condor ahot litnsc!f; when
took Tue woman in sic vas not dead, but waa
uoaoie " SpeaA' ,r.-,cr sc,.,,v
.,,, ''sraIs nI ,s,,,tii that In ,,.ds m
III. ueprosln wro.e uown Tho 4nbBsance of it.
m. nasner,x :. ,...
the statement naa BY condoa to Justice senlly
John conlon, .eorn: Will the knowledge TINT hc
IL III danger II DEATH and be'na waraed Sy Ju..ics
antc.n,ostom statement:
Ny ago Ii IS haze been twenty-five sears IN Amer,
sy syr s se saa
otller mn.
Al lid nat tco her in bad. Ths ruau Lewis Smith
via coming to tho house. told her to tell him to
10 say away. Is SAID, III treated ynu decent anil
natI led Him Or no pshsT man there. nc wen.
s n s5 T ss; IT,
The head on me. His brother and himself anu
yseI ~eto tarta 'oHe'nss ~. "eeS % ~ IT, s
Ssens t ~ ss.ii IN H.. i1nn ron, 1ass nlSbt ha
tsn,n md ssil sarue w.utaa to s,eak to sonsicdy
y wis ind augl,ter weos 10 SPEAK 10 ucor1e, Alter
half IN hour though, It ws time to % to besl aul
SAW them tHethce belween sho two ho'lses. hster
mat ehe aua WE'LL ~ ~: M t .f G .au" ". uts' r.
Smith sama eaes .ne asasntsF ana osefsS sT Sn',a
Me.o M ,,.; n.rt ~ sfhsx rcenI,r1v vcnt m brI
tosesber. They wont 10 LED tlu. ugh. together.
Sunday my wlfc aud others with myselt went to
years old. Last night she wa'ted 70 60 out again
tu 10. ~ ~. ~, ~ ~ H. J & ~ iva ~ II trcs simes al IN
ar !oir i,'n n VI s', @ n snn ~
III snnt nv tsT" III. Inurning 7 dnn.t tnow what
lima rjct liar with y revolver tho Ba1ue oua
ttiat waa taken from ,ne. ouly one thot
dill arc at her. then shot mytcIf
p<peHely 10 ktl msee4. she Wa then gotn8 to tlke
TT @ wn VT @ mes 'aat ~. an;nr o ~ ~ mtch.. I'm
If a9' ~ ra ~ ~ that tns s1oo,inr brr 6ouuh
the 1latol tvs weeks ago Oh liantloph sreet. had
NJ ilea Of shooting aIy shot hrr because sle
wcnt with other men. She went with no other
MN th;.t nofh,ng. lnsfe W. = Place up
stars "hesg osar @ ,,s soI'u sr % ,,v ner I mai, M
cs,';,.i ns r,npwtin lines I was married. eAw her
witt other men as vel! "a myself Leore marriage Lt
i se PROMISED to re.orm. Alter I shot her rho said
nothing; 10 not regret What hare sio.e, knowing
! other tneu. bad sitov>. eht sue spel't II III.
, 1875-07-01

+
CINCINNATI, O., juno s0.-Bass ball, rhila-
delphiaa 7; Ludtows. 3.
YoEMEN WORTHY or OUR PROFESSIONAL NlMK
WILLOW.
KK1rHsbuRa, H., juno 30.-The IctortA and
Stem -Windera, uase-Dall Ctubs Of this city
piAveu flno game to-day. tu which tho atsm-
WlndeIs won by = score Of II to- U.
, 1875-07-01

Tho furors which hAs attended Tho performance
In Nav York will doubt]ees be equaled hcre,
After 180 consecutive poeformanoon thoro Will
donbtloss he presented > mechanlcal perfection
such ~ 10 have never seen hero.
, 1875-07-01

DO You Want Eitchen Furniture,
icccream freezcrs, etc., II 10, It Will
repay you to visit James r. Dalton Co.'S 102 AMI 194
State street. Tho htock II in'mcnse prices low, and
everything can bo telIstl upon u tlrnL.clast.
, 1875-07-01

Important to tho Preservation Of Teoth-
John Goshncll's Cherry Tooth-Pn.te,
The most c1lcscions denttfrlce known. Try Il. For
sao by ull druggists. WHOLESALE agonts, Torrsy h
bradley, I'll and l73 Randolph street.
, 1875-07-01

Go to Watkins, No. 2lB State street,
for r~iseratort icc-tozcs, coolers, freezers. wire
safen, keroene atovca a,ndsy atoye~ In fact avery
thing In The way Of kitchen outhts" at low prices.
, 1875-07-01

Pianos and Organs
for rent, IS and upwards Per month. number OF
excellent secondhand pianos, Including s.einways,
for sa1e At extremely low pstees. Lyon + lIealy,
Stato and Monroo 4treGtA.
, 1875-07-01

Entsett, Davis & Co.'s
Grand. s1uazo aud upright pianos TO. sale only 1t
Tho 2anorooma Of ". W. Kimbal1, corner stAte aut1
Adams atreeta.
, 1875-07-01

HooLETs THEATRE.
Tho Oates company u Hooley's Theatre hp-
pear to hs concentrating al the business Of tho
city 1t this psstty housa. business opened we'll.
aud has 70 far continued to Improve. Lsss evon-
lug change OF bill Wal aulouncod. "MAdame
Angot's Daughter wAs the opera. II was given
by the same company In this city little mora
than year ago. More recently, however, 1t has
bean played in English By tho Solaens English
opsra-boune company so-cslled. Those who
derived their opluion OF the opera IN English
from tho performance OF that troupe would BE-
apt to reconsider thcir verdict Of the helpless.
meas Of Lecocq's popular work In English drsss,
Miss Soldeno herself IL 4 moro anished vocsllst
than Mrs. Oates, but tho qualities Of
voice. culture, and method which the lst,er
lady lacks ara moro than Atonod for In the VI
yacity and spiEit Of her sction. Aa for tue two
companies, thoro u no room for comparison.
Tho QUO now playing 1t Nooley's, Il not COM
poaed Of brilliant performers, has tue merit OF
IN excellent kserAgo. and tho oparsa are sen.
dessd with moro satisfaction. Mr. Drew, tho
tenor, who sAng the Folo Of An9e Fitou. docs not
seeua to 10 In ~ good voice ~ On hts last visit
here, but 1t may be but = temporary difficulty
Tho chorusos are given With readiness. and tho
psece moves smoothly. hlsnJ alterations are
phrases Of tho day. Tonight, for tho hsut time
iu this city. "Ihs Pstnosas Of 1zeoizouae
will be given.
THE TWO oRpHAN8,
Work On tho scenery and appointments for tho
1.-TWO Orphans" 10 progressing rapidly It
HooleY'p Theatre. Mr. Hart Jackson, tho
Adaptes OF thus most succesaSul pthcs OF the day.
Is in tue city. aud expresses himself ~ pleased
1t the arrangements which hsve already bson
completed. Tho modela from which the scenery
was painted In New Yosk hare bean copied heze,
and ths atass appointments viii e1satl{ duplis
cate thesA Of The Union Square ,TtsssTA. Tae
esas oi ~ pIsas Bali b. p1scl&aly ths aa&s, aaa
, 1875-07-01
That's True Economy

That's True Economy
when Jou eco ]adea sending their aoiled suits
sAcquea, anl dresses to Cook T. McL1inf. No rpplng
ronovIng Of trimming necessary for tleir pro-
cess, 90 Deasbora street.
, 1875-07-01

DEATHS.
G1ES9SEI -Jnhn Francis. infaut son II John j. and
Frances ~. IlcsaHar, AGcd lnunths Rnl days.
Funeral Thuridsy. JULY ]. A. D. nl,. At al Wost
WnsnIpgtonst: C.rssRes u RosehIll. Freaas in-
sttAd Without further n0tlc0.
PETkRsEN-Wedn-.day, June 30, Ida EItvs, 2years
mnnhs and days. tho eldest daughter Of 0alva and
P1taE tct9t.ou.
Funrral Thursday. July At O'Clock. from residence
ot haf parents. l8! Fnm9ntst * esrriaFta to Gfsoo-
, 1875-07-01

For Upwards Of Thirty Years
Mra Windows Soohtnx Syrup hAa been u4ed for ahil.
drea NTH falling IT coocta Aeidy Of tho
stomseh rocyca wind sole. regulates tho bowels
dyssntsry and darrhrs. whctst arising fon ts0ttths
Of pthet 1Auae1. An old And well.trI tQnpdy.
, 1875-07-01

Tho shooting for the day was closed with a
swaepstaAea OF eight Tor prizcB Of $l5, *l0
by Mesars. White, ]. ]. Kleinman aud H. II.
K!s.umun io tue order named.
THO rrIzea fer to-day, tho last Of tho touruA-
ncnt. will bo 800 fur flrst, $50 for second,
$JU for third, aud :20 for fourth.
BuUTlI BEND
The Union Club. at South Bond, gtys = trap
shooting tournament OH Monday AID Tuesday
next with 2.n00 birds. The ptizcb for Monday
ars $50, $25, 9l5 Slo and a5, clasa shooting, 10
hlhga riso5,
For Tuesday tho prizea arc sloo. ESQ. cas-,
el5, and s10. CIass-bhootny ton singlo riHes,
An additional rtize for the best average Tor both
matches Of $40 will bo g1vsn. doubls-olrd
sweepstakes will DO arranged On tho ground.
The Parker traps will bo usod. and shooting will
commence at . =. m. Open to Ill except those
bartod Ut Cleveland.
SOUTH CHI0AaO.
Meaass. Decker md Martin announce pigeon
tournament tor Saturday and Monday next 1t
South Chicago. prizus aggregate $500 for each
day. Shooting commences at 10 T. N. sharp
each day.
, 1875-07-01

7IHt--9'Fl2 zs51H 1'1'Fl'
This raco alternnted with tho sooond racc and
in tho 2:3U race tho performance Of Garfield in Tho
first heat made D CHANGE in tho paol, he reliing
y TO 10 ngainst tho field. Before this Lady Star
Garfield In the second heat came down tho homo
pt1otch together, Grafton winning by length.
Ho WAS sold at long odds. and proved good
Investment, winning eyerv heat.
, 1875-07-01

TxAr1uorr BEFORE THE coNoSEn's JURY.
An iaoueHt On tue body Of Mary Coadon Mas
hold yesterday morning At tho Union Street Sta
ton bv Coroner Diotzseh aud Jury properly
ompsnolod.
, 1875-07-01

pFialpk companies a, u, hna u. 3nGY WILL teaFo
she city Saturday oven,ns for Geneva Lano aud
will remain NJ that i''s.e dating Sunday ANU
Monday. returnsp: hons 1 uehlaY morning. The
camp will be located !" thu public square. md
llous Hotel. Tho Far1agut ljoat Club. Of
will vii 70 20 to Geneya I.sko at Tho
sano time as Tho lnillt.n. aud fur tho pur-
rose tho Northwestern ltallEoad COMPANY will
Juu special train trum this CRY Saturday
night leaving a. 4 o'clock, fn9n thu Wells grect
deput. II, addition TO thu cat. le'ossoi for tile
two organizations, number OF aI!ltionai ones
will Ls astuchod for tue accommodation Of all
rersuns who desiro 10 leave for tho Lake Oh tint
evening, The train will be run At suct, al hour
- to allow al persons to start for the watcruK
resort after buBinoss hoars. special train will
also 10 run buck to this city Tuesday morning.
which will A1riso bore shout O'clock
bringing bnck al! visitors to the cltv IN
t,,ue for business Tie csizona Of Geneva Lake
have =, snnsed ipe programme for the colobrs:
lion OF Hleuday, The 5th. u aeionAl salute VIII
le Tired IT sunr.ss. At 19 =. IN. . procession,
headed by tho military and the local authorities
VII! proceed 10 ,he pnblio square; rlisFS r. sn ofs.
Williams. Al ~ o'clock \ ya',ht-ra'e will take
lace on ahs la1o for a tllscr cu;. entitled.
''uaneya Lake Champion Cup for lB75," row.
I,E-Atct will fellow lor MI elegant ast u Blyer-
uaro, which will bo contested for by tao Fatra-
Et,& BoAt-Ciub Two other rDw.iIr.matched
viii follow. double scul raeh aud slllgle scutl
race for purse by tho cltsxens s.. snd 10 the will
ir1 of tLe second race gold ilaage, tho rAcc to
10 open to amateurs. During tho afternoon.
tue military will parlteipate u udr'!l. and will be
.evienc cd ny Oen. 4. q. McClu1g. commanding
tic regiment. In the eyoni,lg there "ili DO :
dsp!ay Ut fireworks. excussto' N OIL the lake, aud
other a.nusenleasn. The military cotnpanlrs
VII! ba accompanied by ti,s baud from this
c,ty, and II polt!on ot the d':nn curps Of the
Yestueut.
MARI.
Tho observations couducted by Prof. BaGo1d
Tusal.y uight TO ascertain how iir Mars appears
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London, Aug. "a special to the
Standard from Glasgow reports that
sixty rioters, many of whom were
badly hurt, were brought before mag
istrates yesterday morning and re-
manded to Jail. The rioting broke out
again in the suburbs on Monday, and
volunteer and regular troops were or
dered to hold themselves In readiness,
but the disturbance was quieted by the
reading Of the riot act.
1t is rumOred that mobs Of Catholics
are armed with hatchets, knives and
steel knuckles, and are organized and
acting under leaders. 1t is reported
that several men held in custody are
head centers.
The American Rife Team and
friends arrived this forenoon from
Paris. Several of the party will! visit
Sir Henry Halford tomorrow at
his country seat in LeicestershIre,
where they will meet a number of
distinguished guests. Thursday
all will go to Liverpool, and embark
on the steamer City of Berlin, for
home.
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Return Home of the Ameri-
can Rilemen.
The late Riot in Glasgow.

Washington, Aug. 9.-There has
been no time fixed rs yet for the pre-
liminary examination of the per-
sons arrested for the larceny of the
Si7 900 package from the Treasury
Department. Gilman has employed
Richard F. Merrick as counsel, and
an effort will be made tn have the
bail reduced, but the authorities de-
mand the bonds, Ottman, recently
Inade heavy deposits in in a bank in
Alexandria, and the officers have gone
To secure the money. The employ
ees in the Treasury Department have
been watched in all their movements
since the robb, ry.
About SO 900 of the stolen money
from the Treasury was recovered this
afternoon. The Marshal seized the
property of Ottnan and closed his
restaurant. The whole amount taken
will probably be restored.
The President of the German Saw
ings Bank of Alexandria, where Ott-
man had special deposits, had an in
terview with Gen. Spinner and Treas
urer New to-day, aud has consented
that the officers should examine the
contents of the packages left by Ott-
man at tile Bank.
The sealed packages bea-ing OFT
mans name, which were deposited in
the Alexandria bank, having been
opened, were found to contain S29, 800
in bills. The packages were taken to
Washington. The detectives expect
to recover so, 900 more to-day.
Ottman appeared to-day before Judge
Smell and waived IL preliminary exam
ination. The Judge after hearing the
statement of the District Attorney, re-
quired bail in the sum of SO, 900, in
default OF which Gilman was commit
ted.