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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-17
IMPROVING THE OHIO.

On Thursday morning the Board OF
Engineers connected with the Ohio River
Improvement. met in Pittsburgh to hold
u conference with the Improvement
Commissioners. An informal discussion
took place relative to the report 10 be
made 10 the Secretary Of War upon the
application Of the 500, 600 appropriation
made by Congress for the construction Of
a movable dam on the river. The Com
mi,>ioncrs examined the plans Of the
Engineers, and expressed themselves a.
entirely satisfied with the same; but
nothing very definite was accomplished
After the discussion was ended, and
the conference adjourned, reporter OF
the Dispatch interviewed Col. MERRILL
regarding what was intended to be done,
and after some hesitation on the part OF
that gentleman, extracted from him III
substance AS follows:
1--WE have determined of course that
the improvements must begin at the
head Of the river, that is to say here at
Pittsburgh, and our plan looks to the
construction of series of movable dams
The first of these dams, after examining
the river to-day, We have decided to re-
commend at Bellevue station, or near
Davis Island | believe you call 1t. 1t
will cost 100000 and will ensure reg
ular stage Of SIX feet of water IN the
silver at this place. 1t Is my opinion
that the work on this dam will be begun
during the current year, but OF
course as to the date of It's
completion am not prepared
70 answer. since that will
depend upon further Congressional APP
preparations. If Congress appropriate
800 600 Cor the three succeeding years,
thi, dam ought to be built in the next
four years. II will prove Of great bene-
fit to Pittsburgh even if no more were
done but the design is to proceed with
the improvement of the Ohio until very
many of these dams are built, and safe
and perfect navigation be secured along
the entire stream. Recollect, however
that We do not decide this matter. This
Commission makes its report to the En-
gucer in charge, who transmits 1t to the
Secretary Of War, and then by the War
Department = final decision Is made.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
ID made To- me rs Trustee, by James VI.
Baird and wife, bearing date thc22d day OF
October, 1873, and recorded in book d, folio
1928, i'll the Clerks office of the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Va, | will, on
Saturday. The 9th day of April, 1879.
commencing AT 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the
front door of the Court House Of ohio
county, in the City of Wheeling. West Va,
sell at public auction the following real
estate, viz: The north half of lot number
t92l ninety-twO, situate on the east side OF
Market street, and on the south side Of
alley No. q, between Ninth aud Tenth
streets, in the City of Wheeling, West Va.
Said property will be offered altogether
and In two parcels. The first parcel is the
west end OF said hall lot, having front
age on Market street of about - feet and ,
inches, and extending back about - feet,
To the west wall OF tn" new dwelling
house. Upon this parcel is erected IA three
story brick dwelling house, now occupied
by tenants and yielding rent OF sihl per
AMMAN.
The second parcel is the eastHnd of said
half of lot, and fronts ~ feet on alley No. u,
aud about % feet on alley e. Upon this par
eel Is erected II dwelling house and Carpcn
ter shop, which would probably rent for
Sl75 per annum.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-third the purchase
money in cash, or us much more rs the
purchaser may elect, and the balance up
ON credit OF six and twelve months. The
purchaser giving notes with security,
bearing interest, for the deferred pay
mcnts, and the title to be retained until
the purchase mOucy is all paid.
GEO. +. BOYD, Trustee.
J. CHAMBERS HERNEY, Auctioneer.
maT2J
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FARM FOR SALE.

A SMALL FARM, KNOWN AS THE
"A Rinkes Farm, adjoining the National
road, near the town of Triadelphia, in OHIO
county, will be offered Tor sale at public
auction, at the Tavern of Frank lawson,
in said town, at 3 o'clOck 7. NJ. on the 9Th
day Of April. 1875.
Terms made known on day of sale. For
further particulars inquire OF +. q. Cra-
craft, Attorney-at-Law, ll3j ChaDline ST.,
Wheeling, W. Va, or Of
JAS. &. HERNEG, AuctiOneer,
Office corner Of 18th and Market streets,
Wheeling, W. Va. apSegl
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A sIy-FooT vein of anthracite coal,
fully equal to the best Pennsylvania Goa,
na, been struck in the Shenandoah
vailed, Virginia, IN the neighborhood of
HarriSonburg. A letter from gentle
man in that section says the indications
are that the supply is unlimited.
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FOR PITTSRURGH,

~TW" Il EG ULAR WHEELING
-G-- - and Pittsburgh packet NAL
liz. RagIn. j. W. Williamson. Commander;
II. Z. Caldwell, Clerk, leaves Wheeling
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. NJ
Il o'clock Il. III. Freight received AT the
wharf boat until ! p. IN. every day.
mrluh {. ii. BpDIH " 10. Agents.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed IN
West Virginia. Ii will be sent to any adj
dress unr year for 500. Valuable premi-
um, To clup agents and 10 subscribers.
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ED.

KREITER-Friday, April ID, 1870, DANIEL
KREITER, aged 50 years.
Funeral from his late residence, 2li7
Main street, sunday afternoon at2o'clock.
Friends of the family are invited to attend
BRINTON Yesterday, 10th instant, at |
o'clock a. NJ, JOHN NJ, son of VIM. Ill. and
Laura Briuton, aged So months.
Funeral this Saturday afternoon, at
half past o'clock, Friends Of the family
are invited to attend.
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For Cincinnati and intermediate
Points.

sT TIE NEW AND SWIFT
% stern W " l, pS NSs,G2 STEAM steam,
l.. List. Clerk. will leave for the above on
saturday, April the 18th inst, nj O clock
p. m. For freight or passage apply on
board, OF To
mrl2r {. II. BOOTH & CO, Agents.
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FOR SALE.
PROPERTY EOR SALE.

IN THE SIXTH WARD. WE OFFER
L at private sale the following described
property. Two Lots 81 feet front each one
- and the other 80 feet deep, situate on
alley II, just above McCulloch street. ON
the premises there is a brick house in good
condition, containing five rooms and Gel
lar; and brick stable with three apar :,
ments therein. The property IS enclosed
by a good fence, and has some fine frult
trees thereon. Terms very reasonable. For
particulars enquire of or address
u. & X. MARSH,
3lSs McCulloch street, at the old Marsh
Homestead ap5b
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TO LET.

A LARGE, PLEASANT FRONT ROOM,
a furnished unfinished, with board.
Table boardcTS can also be accommodated
with frst-claSS board. Inquire at
ll2i MARKET STREET, jth
door above CITY Hall aplOa
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base balls.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED \
w Large stock of Base Balls and Bats,
which We will sell 10 Clubs at the Lowest
Wholesale Price.
stanton Bros:
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AUCTION SALE.
NOTICE
RE MOVAL.

business 10 the opposite side of tn"
street. shall be- pleased 10 81" my friends
and customers at No. 1910 Main street,
Wheeling, w. Va. -
aplUh JAMIS CRANGLE.
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SEED OATS.

oO0O BUSHELS CHOICE SEED OATS
oUUU received and tor sale by
JAMES CRANGLE,
1910 Main Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
apja
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GlNEN THAT
y the firm of Doyle Il Frndt has made
an assignment to the undersigned, of all
their stock of boots and shoes, book ac-
counts, sc. All persons knowing them
selves to bc indebted To the said firm are
required To make immediate payment 10
the undersigned, and all creditors OF the
firm will present their accounts, properly
authenticated, as speedily a. possible:
j. j. WOODS.
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the Wheeling
satur,I,v Anril MI
~ nI,t,iu amy of
can't wiII nlrnS,. call
rIyiuw dnfr oflist.
~,
LADl
Armann Annie
Agnew & n Mrs
BoycS Mary
Brown Anna
Butler Lizzie
Brooks Mollie
Baylcss sarah
Bowman Rosa
p ploSI.I;,',,'N ,,,iIdo
Costilow Leucy l.
Cochran Emma
ChriSilal Ella y
Condry Mary
pockcrty Maggie
Day G Mrs
Davis VI VI Mrs
Daken Martha
Elizabeth I
Flanagan Mary
Fields 4 Mrs
Gallagher Mary \
Gibson Jane
Hedges sarah J
Hickman - Mrs
,r>-r,rr>
NfN l LIZ y
.Aschcr David
.Nllhoru Henry
Arnel l.
Abbott W II
Allison skunk
ArmSy Geo +.
Adams Juo Howard
Barlow Benjamin
Burky ChaS
Riggs Geo W
RiIes Fleming
Raon Henry
Bishop VIM
bauer " j
Butler smith
Baxter RT
Bradley Richard
Bully Henry
Baker Geo
Calvin & II
Cowcll Joseph
Campbell, Jones Il
Co.
Criswell 20
Crawford stephen
Cook + r
Clatterlouck VIM
poty + VI
Downs Edward
DOugherty Joseph
DOSghcriy J /
Denier John
poObins VI VI
Drtemple Peter
fruN Christian
Fowler : =
Fair John
Guimor John NJ
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IOStoflicc unclaimed
Ic following the appli-
for advertised letters
- LIST.
Jumps Sarah r %
Johnson Martha
Jacobs Belle
Kelly Mary +
Loc Jeney
Lewis Martha
Mitchell Jane
Myers Caroline
Martin Mary
Murray Mary Ann
Motley Mrs
Mccullough Maggie
Morgan Rosa (2)
Noble Mollie
Powell Mary
Reese Lizzie !
Robe Hannah T.
Ro!lan Ellen
Ray Belle
snyder Lizzie
Shields VIM & Mrs
SCamOn Mrs
Steadman Mary l.
Winesburg Addie
Ziegler Lizzie
EMS LIST.
LCoiiihr Henry
La Grange lnS Co
Miller james
Martin J II
Morris Jess
Miller John
Meyer Levi W
Matthews Geo
MAY VOL II VI
Mead Darius
Malley Alpha
Miller Michael
MaSley jennie
MuldOon owen
MickalS Geo
McFaddcn JAS
Mcdaniel franklin
Mcdonald y
Nichols Isaac II
Neuman Carl
North John q
Nelson Richard
\pming X +
Porter VIM
Parry Saml
Price Blk
PAYNE 1
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LINDSLEY INSTITUTE.

i LEY Institute will commence on Mon
day. April 18th, in the old Catholic lnsti-
tutr Hall, corner Of Market and 18th streets,
under the sole control and management OF
aplOa REV. J. b. CLARK.
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LETTER LIST.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
Il the Wheeling roStoficc unclaimed,
Saturday, April Eth.
To obtain amy of the following the appli-
cant will please call for advertised letters
giving date Of list.
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-nS NNK. Nm q MARkE T STKEETS
, 1875-07-13
GRANT PARK.
A Now TOvn-Crop~-Dcdl of n
Church and Ordination saS II Minis.

A Now T0wn-Crop~-Dcdlr 0f n
Church and Ordination aS II aatnAss
ter.
9pet&at DfspatrA II The Chteror Tribune.
GRANT pARx, ILL.,, July l2.-uraut Park is q
now town Oh the Chtcago, Uanyilie 4 yinccnnca
Railroad. nhous so miles south OF Chichgo and
miles from the Indiana iuo. What there is Of it
has grown np Binco tho completion Of tho rail-
road 1t iH located in one OF tho most beautiful
aud fettio regions Of tho State, aud IL Settled
By thrifty and Intelligent farmers principally
from Now York and aths1 Kastaft1 Sta.ps.
Tho crops Of al kinds louk finely. having
!tix,iraus growth. On tho farms OF William
Ktnnay. John Dennctt, and flcDry DIrchArd. Ell.
Tccihlly, not,ced tho pron1sp Of nj abundant
harvest. Tho tattcr, however, III more Of dairy
farm. whero laFge number VI cows arc ~ work.
cd" and 1hc1e pre1ntnm bsIttrr IN nlado.
Tho moral tono OF Tho nnigttorhood la high.
aud Tor intelligence. doubt whether il IL sur
passed by any farming community In tho country.
ThoEe are two churches in tho vllsge,-the
S1pthodists having. house nearly completed.
md the 1aptiats having dedicated their house
nco. 34xs0 feet With tower and spife 25 feet f1
height. The interior Ia frescood In good
style, aud tue Whole il csadit to tho
liberality Of tile members, and Of tho citizens Of
Rev. F. II. Ellis y. D., pastor OF the Chicago
Michigan Avcn1le Church, preached the eormoh,
which was An hhle One, and was listened 10 with
intsrcHt by q crowded audience gathered from
the reRaona round about Anotnor cral1itab!o
for. D. J. Bartlett, Of Chicngu, Has tho arcll-
tect.
On Saturday afternoon, . Council. called by
the Church 10 osdaln its pastor elect, tho kev.
DR.. Ellis Moderator, std ]. q. Brnyluau CLERK.
TAo preliminary examination WAS CONNECTED and
the rervieeH OF ordination appointed for Sunday
nt 2;a0 O'Clock. When tho time arrived, tho llsy.
1tA.,~ .lnI,.
, 1875-07-13

Spettat Dislateh 10 The tA1eaoa T.fonns
81. PAUL, s[inn,, July t2.-Tlo boat clubs hero
and ut Saltwater snd friends aro much e1er-
ctHGd over the recent contest a. lied Wing, In
which Saltwater fou1-oared crew and one Of
the best Bculcss Of st. Paul wese defeated.
Tho sttoke-oar Of tho He'd Wing crew and tho
man who bent the st. Paul siDRle.rower wss
named Fog, but III said 70 bono ether than Ellis
Ward, OF Newburg. N. Y, one Of tho famous
Ward crew, and the Same nho contested tho
American single bcuN championship with George
Brown, Of Halifax. 1t Ia also claimed that
auother Of the He'd Wing crew WIN formerly
professional oarHinnn, Though actually resident
taorc, wlilo Fox, alas Ward, IN not. Tho mom-
bora Ut tho st. Paul Club have ascertsined that
Ward had bcea absent from homo for fh1co
months. aud have photographs OF him, which
BugularIy resemble tho Eepnted Fox. In tho
wagers nlnue III the races Red Wing Won over
fl2.Go0 flom Saltwater mud peltaps S2,u0U from
81. Paul.
, 1875-07-13
Am "AMertcasa " Duul,n

The Cologne Gatstte learns frosA bbuth Rusala
that new Development Of the so-cAlleI Amer.
yonug men, 1ieh. ot good fuu.ly, Md iutiusto
frssnu, for \ long period. recently BECAME sn-
auoFed of an Aattess. The imiuedlsts 1asuis
W. co!dnebs and distrust which eadsd Ia the
other. Both men bad frequently gwen proofs Of
personal coutsgs. both we're familiar WITH thn
Use Ut arms, both veke young and loud OF lifu,
IL Wsa agreed. therefore, that the dispute should
without the use Of pNord Or pistol. Tie ulaa
who drew tho btloKtass s.sAw wAx to Klvs up
home. position IN society. aud wealth, and retire
to foreign fAud to teglu LIE ausw empty -hand-
ed. The drawing took placo, and the loser. after
spending TOW days IN the settlement Of hlH at-
fairs aud tho beytowA1 of t,Is possessions Tor
public PURPOSES. loft his native plAes ca foot,
without knApa&ck on hs bAnk or = coin in Ais
pocket to taka position IA tutor in tho ueixl-
borhood, that 10 might earn aaiaelens to Pay lis
SHs TO ArasElcA.
, 1875-07-13

1leH3EHtooFEh {HdH.} 1tnt9s
a. fen weeks ago we EetaEred TO lkdy living
flying make In hor petcgiaasions through shat
delightful portion Of tho metropolis. At tho
aAms uma We published the statement of Al
aged woman. noothsayer, who p.edinted that In
pepta Yesterday ws wefe met by &depd, who
Inquired, u ~ excited manner; it wa Astt over
seen = snake that hAd winga, and !" asu through
tho Air With tue graatest Of eAse2" From Lis
ststananta no lesrn tlat wAilo two boys named
bennington And jenkins, tho former from this
CITY, aud the latter Platte pountiau, we're
hunting In tie Wooda, serpent WAS seon ap-
proaphing them, shout feat abovs tho earth.
tho make, apocsadsd In capturing it. II il over
! foot l0ug. spotted, and LAS wings about tho
size Of mau's head. Tue boys hare the ses-
pent preserved in alcohol.
, 1875-07-13

On the 10th ult. Dontamin Abbott and Mrs.
Mary Pratt were wedded nt Smyrna, Del. Tbts
altar. aud tho Smyrna Tin<s prints aome intor-
eatlhg gossip concerning har past ltfc. Tho cou-
tracing parties to theso nuptials. It says, arc
vol up tho ASCENDING grade to 90 yaara. Tho
groom IL Aqniat, uuassumng old man. a
Il conb!nea with her iueome) to meet
his not very numerous wants. The Rrids waa
tho foct Of the late ox.sherir Henry Pratt, of
Kent County. who wAs the last anti Democratic
sher!a wig hss hiiod that office IL that eUunty.
Ills descendants, chilareu, Grandchildren, aud
greatgrAndch&!arnn. It tho tfno OF l.a marriage,
nunbefed oyer $50. and yet be had pavpr th0n
bad hnt ono doath In hlH fanily-hla first vile,
Miss Williams, Mrs. TEuax, HRS. Farrow, Mrs.
Riggs, Mrs. Wallace, Mira. Dosry, Mira. Trait,
and now Mrs. Abbott '1n every instance says
tho Times, "savo tho frat, sho has married q
wldoueF, soino of them With goodly number OF
children. She, however. has ueyos sustained
the mRtsrnal relationship by cousanRuinity.
ble was reared iu tAi4 community, ~ have boen
al her husbands, 40 far ~ wo can learn. aud
hence hor record has been 81 Al open book to all
Anght slso secma to work fatality to .stho charm
thAt wins, Whatever that maY bo.-Aud 10 nnd
that out Ia the rub. The live yaArs sud over OF
,wtdoHhood thai azlstsl bstrson her laat aud
her present husband u the longest siao
A4] ,u"NtA0@ Au'St Ao"afoEp MA$ Aut W
wholly her fault, ~ wa are certain That
III ono ipstAuoa at lsast, abe offered
to shars hex comfortable bono will, ono of our
taost worthy old altnaph, but tho lnore propoai-
avoid . repetition no hu1tialy married young
lady In Aox tseus, With whom. aud his little
psattlct, le is now enjoying tho fullost share Of
domestic bliss. W. hive no iutlma!ion, how
sver, thAt Aor numerous coA4uo1ts have boan
1as4e BY open, direct assault. 0n tue contrary,
we think they Aavo UDt. It has been aaaerted IN
good authority that aba has oolfsssotl to pro-
sentiment thas she should hAyo seven husbands.
sho now enjoys tue fusillln4oat Of tlis prophstio
pot!op, aud, Aala. seventy odd, xlla wsuy her
b{i1&l wreath with laeEmluG li4niiY.n
, 1875-07-13
COUNT AItNIM.
His Sentence by tho PruAaian Court
0t Appcnls
FnrfFoh Tt1ntA

ftsx Hcntrnca hv .,,o p~,,..,nu ror.
AA4" ~ Wv 1s"A*A@n Coufs
u Appcal'
LordoM ftMt1.
0En1lN, Juno 25.-lIowevor slight tho interest
dinplAyed in the eoconl hearing OF lin Amin,
c,s. tbo sover. nonte,,cs ra.ao, b, ~. co,,t ~.
ne -" es's.o ''suss passou " Ine coast o.
"pPeA4 aSa sren koae'ai sass1Ac1'oh' 1astead
OF aeuaanA TUG accused to prison for three
months. ~ the f1st judgment had 1t, tho second
awards niue months Lstoad of being con,
iease m sennst pa1lip order, 90 ~ now Run,shod,
H.. e1,,ns1 s.a1.l sta erI. tos lsmoV-
ns GH sao,r ~ ~, ~ ssaso1 g. ~
~ ha n;a' an,as uatso , aspateles
she Court Of First instance otI re- no sna',ns T.
on,t a. h rn"nt Arn taoy Ill S hn;,a ,aat.ps ~
ts, nov ~ w.a. Gt t. A' a !. ,eay ~ pe,eg son. to
At 0onesa IN Indifferent hoalth. aud hot likey
to return home for Hoino timo to como. Moa,l-
Whlle, counae! 10 Huro to cbTFJ tho Case to tho
supreme tribunal. whose revising po~or iu q
se 81 81 - sonaed to tho nvosl
Tho tsrat Judgment given IN tho cAse having
attracted 10 much attention " England at ihn
taue' WIN tfanserlbo tho leading features Of tho
new schsense. T4o de!lsaEy occupied oyor Two
hours. Judge stetnhansch, who presided OF tho
occasion, began by admitting tito argument Of
tho defonce that tho berlin Hladtgerichs wAh not
Tie Erohef tribunal to try tile accused. Whom
arrested, the c9unt was residing on his ro@e1a-
nn H. IT, hsYs
Oh hts frat examination omitted to
protest against tho Jurisdiction Of
tia lseslin Court. and by this oversight taoit!y
aoki owlod8od tta authority. This olnlssion could
der the laW ~ II stood, Mado tho Court nhich
tried hin thH lo4a! medium OF administering
justice. Thts being ~. tAs kammeEXeeclt, Ur
Asr!1n court OF Appeal lkowso lad right to
, 1875-07-13

...... nE5 t0Et sun,
a marvellous pscs OF mecAanlstn In Tho NAV
q ctoeks y dascg,Ls1 u tho Exench ioutua,a,
~ " ~ eKat-d4y instrument, With dead-leat
sseApemeai ,naipssinlng power. It tA,mea tho
every twelve hours, or viii play 4 any time re-
4u'rsa' Inc ha''ta ~ IouHl ~ fo}lows: Que,
oncs n'iuate; ons. ouso II. hour: one, once !
xeex GUS ohes nonth one. once Year
aud solting. OF tho suu tho inns II
high and low water, half Glib. and half
tool, A1d, by beautiful eont,i.aae8, thsrs ID
part wbeh sepTssauls tho wster, Mhirl, ,lsas aud
fxils. lifting sons ships It h!xh wstos ids n
they wsre N motiou, aud. ~ It recedeu leayrs
shese little Autonaton ships dry Gu the sands.
The clock shows the hour OF the day, Iay OF lie
msek, day OF tho month, mouth Of tha year, snd
ih tbs day Of the month there 10 provision u,a.le
for the long Anl short months. Il shows tle
Aigus Of the zoliaoi y strikes Or mol obnles Or
not ~ may - desired ; aud Il hax tho equation
table, showing the difference of clock aud sun
oyezy dsy in shs ysAE. SAA
, 1875-07-13

.r+,v ..,v,,r.u mr., r.,vw
t",. ,a /. ,. M
LONDON July I'd correspondent az VIM
bedou says: "After tho receipt OF Col. Glider
sleove's dscGnatIon OF tho invitation 10 tho
Aror{,a, r;nomsu IN ahoot .no,r.t rt,l al
e.1,s. ~ rn".,a., ~ .,.a S..o,.s' ,,'%. s'
sss"'' au' oaals'' VI .e' 4>"''oA1 ,luo tAasos'a-
tion mot and informally agreed that = match
should 10 arranged, II possible, on tho terms Of
tho first proposal
Nr porv,ra ~ N. As.oc1o+,o, in ,,+to-
at. :, ia'soae' " 'uo t,as'l'"'son' ~ 'e',cE'
nays thas they Resolved thas cup OF tho Snuo
OF 4luo should 30 Blren aa an individual prlZe.
'bo shot for by the Americans aud the ttlreo
Br;ttah a,rhts OF 1S74 and 1875. on SATURDAY
,,o-t oo,1, ro, IL have tvontv.,,vo aho,s ~
.oat' onn e,., oae.. "'s" ~, eos" ~
l.Huu sarns range; Ihoto vi! 90 special moot
ing VI tho CoM''ci4 on 1nesaay 10 eonlrm thts
resolution. Mo have aec'aoa to 10 prepared
11ext year Win M impotial team. to Try coll
cnsious Win any other nation, anu VIC hePe
another gallant band OF M ian3ees WI Some and
gre Or taKo n iessnn IRON 1ohhny, seat14t or
paaay' 1hey WIN nave neast9 "oaeonae' o 1as
he!.!. ant! no iaFer.
, 1875-07-13
rumoF 0f Twelve Tenrn' Growth Cured by
Nndvny's IscsoIvcnt,
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

From prominent gentleman and rpsideat Of CIncasst
U for tho pA1t surty JsAts wui knnw 10 tho nuwstsDef
pub!hhess shtouRhoul tho United hi4tes.
r. NEW Yonx, Oct, II, t87o. .
Da. ApWAT-DkAn a!n: am tntiuced bJ i sonso II
Sea khlnx u 1oat msa!sne % nyss ye.n
Urinary ekan. which soma twolts months ago cuninateI
" must sftbE atGotlnx dssAae. wh!ah te rhJtIsns
aspm.tts q A. siaaSys Idds
s.sx eetsIB9 raalr.ll a1fsd. Gad t.sI nun,sr Il
Rhy.'eAns ND hs4 ~ sn lsrgs quantity Of msdcin
ad 1..d "a Ss cats; hss!nz beSn
&,4rias Epeaf FUt ID ours hAfins beta
s4aotst % pcrson Mho bad long bosn susenx u had
1st's: R..slsslt Hes5z AsAft I'D 1tssal*saS Fill;
paw eoMmAaooa tA1ln& hen In thFeA days Srsst-
q, ". JAGEs, olnotnnat. o.
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haussed and quito ~ much in need Of
ropo Vas thrown The lad. and, catching
hofd of IT, lie Nhs eafeiy landed on tic
dock Of ora Of thA boats. Tho dog now went to
the assistance OF the eAilor, who would nn,louht-
ediv havo been drowned but for tbs animals A.
distance.
At tho time Of thA collision younR 1lll VA
strnck on tho hcad by a projecting p'oce Of tim
ber aud received \ fracture OF the Hkull. He vaa
taken to his home, No. TO RiyinEson street, Nhsfe
he died the following Sunday evening.
, 1875-07-13
SPORTING.
Programme or To-t)ny's Races ut
Dexter Park,
Additional Correspondence Between the
American and English
RiHemen.
IloW Unsophistieatcd Amateur 0arsmeu
Nerc Gu!lcl by FRO.
fcssiOnaf.


DEXTER pANK RACEg TO-DAY,
Two trottiuN races will take place at Dexter
Park Tits afternoon. Tho frat Ia for pursc Of
500, milo lca.a. tho bent thteo In five to har-
pcts. Tho onsrica ARC Prince, Monroe, Moss
Roso and 1lucktohntry.
Tho noxt is . taoo 10 harness. tho entries being
Trouble, Chester Thomas, Monarch Kutc, and
Tranafor.
The entries for tho July meeting close this
arsuing ut No. 81 Dearborn strcos.
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HASE,HAt 1.

ST. LOUIS ul0WSa-4TLkNTIcH.
New yunK, July 1a.-Daae-balI; st. Louis
Browns, 9; Atlantlcs, 2.
, 1875-07-13

Dupre5 h bsnediet's Ainstrsly playsd last
evening to house snc4 Al one might expect
with the counter attractions of the period aud
the Weather. Tho theatse will ba cloHel attug
their engagement terminates.