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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-14

The French National Assembly yesterday
declared the election of NJ Burgoing, Bona
partist from the Department Of Nievre, null
and void by vote of $50 to $40. The Assem-
bly, was crowded Oh the floor and 10 the gal
leries. After the vote had been declared M.
Duval, Bonapartist, addressed an interpella-
ton to the Government as to the line of con.
duct it intended to pursue toward the Imperi-
alists.
NJ. Buffet, President of the Council, replied
that the Government regarded it as its duty
10 insure respect for any obedience to the con-
sttuton. Itwould tolerate DO factious Intrigue
from any quarter, nor would it take the intia
tive in illegal persecution, but it would refer
all unlawful acts to the tribunals. The declara-
ton produced great excitement in the Cham
Der.
NJ. Rouher introduced proposition author
ling pew election IN Nevre Notwithstanding
the law forbidding supplementary elections for
the present Assembly. In the course of his re-
markes he made an ausion to the committee
for appeal to the people, which he aeknowledg.
ed he directed. This bold avowal Of the exs-
tence of such committee, which NJ. Rouher
had previously denied on his honor, was re-
ceived with surprise, and caused lively sensa-
ton. The debate was adjourned until to-day.
, 1875-07-02

FRANK PARKER At NEW 0RLKANa-
The Now Orleans Times Of Tuesday an
nouncen the arrival Of Nhuea III tnt city to play
Miller, and Havs TINT considerable interest liz
suauituato,i Il, shatcsuls Dump will practice IT
u" If. ciatloa aud Miller 1t his own rooms.
Tho l-.4er has slightly tue call In tho botsing. In
connection With Frank pArker's visis 10 New Or.
leans with nhnes. tho Times indu!ges in the
following "reminiscences:
ht. vias in 1850. whotslu that x4y boy John Miller
figured Of tile chief acto1s and hle*tss pl4Ycl
tbs ros Of one II shs ,nest b;d.y asmo,.ssa al,.d
tha 1ou!slsns liote4 billiard room. aud hs swung =
"hstty" eSs =. ~ p1eas4 9amt Which - W. y ;asn =!
Zig 4. peek 1usasuse: In that quarer u shu town.
aud especially emong The Innocent aalitues Of biz
bIsiis, Wills many of IL saa,.er. iooica Upon in
the Eezt player III the wCrlt. And hs himself vssa
SLOW 10 testify 10 b. own sbihy.
cred III r'en'monhea wonder khout tahe wArrs
john w.4 punching ths balls into loct.t.. Charts
haired youth, who looEel TOR Al lie world u It he
h.d ju.s droea tn HI. r. friendly Wy md - ios
Wa introduced " john ~ Mr.. lnur4sl, from Cairo
.na d!tecty Il Indicated .hs, 4 sssse4lle, NJ;
s.,s just 10 iii n hour of aia1s ttne. john w,nkra
seyesnf pronounced wsnks his pnnstltuentx ~ # to
u u s,es ot as xs:nsisnsa i.sn I Grc Tlo eo!. iii
luok sharp, aud sapsd laoze than ever II the
prospect Ut sseiug tbs 1n!xusabls distonl-
tfutl tbs hanks OF tue DAIo. T4s nFtt game fur
the drinks s, sir1ngs 10 say, III. sia!tas wou i fy
{ew pons. John luuks4 tr4fa bue. but Ae lnsw II
waa al ~ aresdsus. aud eonhJtu4y Informed hts
freuts that bs. Uour!e tie HrcAlc.t sad
scsatchur in ths country. To ahuw low to fe STOUT
It, John offered make tho lpst game Tor - slass
jnsl to interest us you know" aod N1usdsu' swscty
smiling, Auo xsa thai hs wouidas y tussa enough 70
retuAa sImpe reluest lnecf enough, ao
scFalchsd wosss aud bsa John again. Lnt ae
aid bis friends still cnxse1 tbs luck of ths stranger
md 10, ths5 played again. bafans " ~ ths QaAa
, 1875-07-02
PEpESTRtANiSM.
oFt.Yttty ETANTH To-p4Y,


Danirl OI.casy, Chicago's far-famod podcs-
tuan. sets out upon the prodigious task Of walk
ing LEO miles in thirty-two consecutive hours
this afternoon Tho walk will begin At as nearly
o'clock as possible. at tho Exposition Building
ohich Las been engagod aud fitted up for this
hltuerto uninterrupted feat. Arrangements hsvo
boon mado for the accommodation Of Tho largo
crowd which uill undoubtedly bs in attondsnco
and everybody may 50 NTH the assurauee that
they will not be uncomfottably crowded aud
will have tho beat possible opportunity 10 wit
Two bands have boen engaged to enliven the at
fair With music, aud tho evcut promises to bo
quito 4 gala kcason for The admirers Of the heel
and-toe exercise.
OLeAsy laBt evening. though he has not Sub
jcctcu iusnaelf to any special training for this
event, announced that he was In the t1ncnt con-
tsltion Imaginable, and, nhile fully appreciating
tho atduous and exacting nature Of
his sclf.smposed taak. felt conaaont Of
through tho lack OF determined effort. Tic
public may feel assured that he will mako 3
rcsulute struggle to bB ~ successful in this ven
ttro al in all others Le las undertaken. AZ tho
time OF the walk approaches the 70 ia 4 growing
lutcrcst In tho walk, and the result will bo
watched with much anxiety both by
0LoAry's admirers and tho followers Of
professional pcdeHsriansm throughout tho
country. lta Aucccasful performance will place
tho ,pl6eky chic.go.n far beyond al rivals. No
similar undertaking IL on record, and In no walk
esen for 100 miles has thors teen tho average
made per hour Which 0'Ieary wlll have to keep
ut on this tramp. He vii! have to maintain =
rate OF nearly ~ ml,es per honr for tho entlrs
tlisty.two to 10 arccesdfni.
, 1875-07-02

tainins 1,7pao1 frat. Te schr Rveerstates which
arrived at Pnrt Co!t,orno Monday fn1rntn0 dlhnlan-
tied, reports that Frisy night sgla strntk ler 10
s. ot Of GIs'e'.nd. carrying sws3 Ter fo,em..t .
night: sneon Iaugc! will launch nav senm barge
from hts yard a fs Clair July s. Hhe ~ one Of iho
lest built vtssffs thu lakes, and 10 full tAnAl at,e,
with depth of - feet she Ia 70 arrlnFtd - tn carry
eargn Of grain thai vii! Trim all srotin sr machine
~ bho will have Two Ann single dstk with an
trnn rail snr,ncnninE H.. Tbs Grand Haven roF.
respondent uf the Detroit fn f.ys: "3a 4a1 thus of
wheat In hulk passed through The elevator here and
was fdfKarlAd Eaas during tbs avs nonths beannng
Dco. 1871. Thls u about l,looea which l., an ~
!ranrlinary gon showing. consi'ering THO slippina
facilities and tho fart th*t tho capacity of the sfavator
wsson, II. Kric itatth Of TUESDAY =; az; @
heavy llow m Tburaday night aud blown dowa r. sas
lts s!nce then nothing heen htarn Or ner
snd her rrew. David Deck~nrth, Ht, Der oHnest *es
10 h city .s.tet. thinking th:t r. S..1 1ans n 6ass
frnm her. Sne vas io.tlcd with sone ttt'n Gehh"nut
~ ,ai ill.,, .aSa ref, viii hor dick loa of
stn. tlrnvn on in slnkoe :9nditso Ihe men no., on
sa,t,, aud David Bectwo.th and Dartd Mnrioek as.k
hnnls. Il IL feared she boa 8oac to the oo's" VIII
al 1auA
, 1875-07-02

3fmt-E10. 2:2u. 2:1n 4.
It is expected that great cruwd will bc hero
arrng them hlosley Gen. Grant, hol.lo Norris.
Clifton CleHlonttne. Lady Star. and oth.r fast
oncH. Pool selling ,s lively tonight.
THE 0ALEsBcRd nAck..
Snfctaf Uispateh II The Chknqo Tribune.
GAtEr..uMa. ILL.,, July 1.-Tllo second day Of
tie Races drew Asomswhat larger oroWd than tic
frht, although Succession Of showers dtbarrcd
many from attending. Tbs tlr.t waH pacing
race, for slsss Of a4oo. John D., 1Ioosier
Dick. 11at!io Toro|ey, Lady E!gin, Cottonptclsor.
aud Day Tom wcso tie entrics. john i. aud
1Iuosier Dick wero drawn. Tho second IVES
dead heat. Hattie mud Lady Elgsn reaching the
wire in 2:2i4 Tho tiret iIliId. and four til heats
wero non BY Hattie. 1lme, 2263<, 2:25 2:3l>ii.
Tho second rnce MAS Of tic tlfee-tLlrtv class
Of tsottnrY. for purse Of e150. lhii 1foyne,
Tauny, slonnrch 1.nlo, q. r. 1'ilot, Orphan Girl.
Jennie Cantop. JOY. Cn3 Knox. and Valipca
Maid, we're cn;ered. Jennie won ~ three
straight hoats. Tiu1e-2i7. 2:54, and 2:i5.
cpLu,tnus, O., nACKs.
CoIuMpus. o., Juls Ia good crowd mas in
attendance upon tho Grat days meeting Of tue
Columbus bnrng Pnrk Association. Tie
weather was clear and cool. and tho track III
good condition.
Tho first race was = milo md half running
dash FREQ for al ages for pstEho OF $500. 6ix
botses etsrtod. The race WAS Won by Nuclle-
berry. Time, 2:A2- Lotto Moon SECOND,
In tho next pacing raco, best ttree In fire
for 5bU0, four horses started. Tho secend heat
was taken by Granger In 2:A. the first third.
snl fourth heats, and race were taken by Sleepy
uoorEe in 2:23. 2:24 aud 9:25. Granger sook
| secoLd money, Hoonier lick third. Silver Tail
diskanccd.
Tho third contest WAS 2:35 trot, milo hoats.
| three In tivo for 6l.2o0. Tcn horses started
and tetsed live hcats. Lowennki took tho
! other threo hea.a and race were taken by Lew
| Ecutt III .!!:34, 2:.Igl4, and 1:1Uli.
, 1875-07-02
ADJUSTMENTS,
DEXTER PARK,
FIRST DAY-.-E'RIDAY, July a.

RUNNING rREatlust, NO. 1-4xnn.
Mills das!l Tor eff aRn,l p1unh. np Thtee, ,yssr+td.
ena under to rus. asa To ths rs; $A tha sseopa,
81 u t1a thru.
70. ssn sisness +. Il. t. r"imonih, u r. T.* Tan"i.*
]. H. knnnsI's b. m Rocket. ~ "rst Ralbav.
N. Bcilsnti't b. h. hreent, NJ ilonnie Sc"t!and.
RUNNING PREMIUM. No. 9-xHa.W.
For hres.srer:oidA lfotol Stalks. $50 sddsd 10
10 IL I'm. .ad ooso sna
49,
4. ftnntfnt b. .. Aramu'. h, inn. rh"ston.
H and j. ttowetrs b; !. !s1ns Hr' T. b. U:elo Vie.
] M.ae;.. f. wsa.saa, @ M.', 1, b.aa! 1s'R Ron.
TRnTrfSu PREMIUM. NJ. a-ssoo.u.
For horses ,at hare hcaen::W. 41D tho Arstt
4li Ia tbs sccond +;5 70 ho tfd 4aA Ia tho fourth
10 Clnst hatuEdsy. Junn a.
@. M. I1rS~ns Z. 4. HIlfy Wastoa.
tten. Farna&nrtnatr. (. .fscx sh1rt.
y. DAtltnRs b. m. !;"sIr.Ir.
q. salIlrAh's b: .. Htst1E jt.
u H. LoaAntA ht. m. tfrnun Hsllls.
RUNNING PREMIUM, NO. A-$5co.o1.
MI hssts three n hse. $50 to this hrst sla to the
| aechua: ~ 70 tho third.
'iis:. Mlrnhy's b. {. War Jig. b war D.ntc.
~ 'Hnli.t's b. m. Lady Wsahnk;on. bY h!aeon.
IN M'n"t'.b N: hseot bny, hJ haywood.
4. yam kths' b. c. AnAdis, b{ Hisnll.
j. II, jones y. NJ. aa,9an,on, by nljlet.
F's,ls tod At FA'ar Housa t1sEy erroinR By Nal q.
Mis5issn snn.hero .aa Lake shors ,nn trains to III.
tTu"s ssta f,e,1r ~ !, F. NJ e. the IN 81 !uiy Ns-
!a," th'c.to 4. Il AID p. m. Bsato-al earl run
'i'ss s:' ;s' S'a'['s HSS'ss sr5,:s' rr3, l. ,H'sss,,,a
| p}iNY4fSrY M&AH&hf.
, 1875-07-02

CALIFORNIA NOMINATIONS.
elH FRANCISCO, july 1.-1Ao State TcmreI-
anca Reform Convention mot yesterday sitter.
noon, and ia tho evening nominated q full state
ticket, headed BY n. F. I.ovett for Governor.
Tho Democratic State Convention nominated
James A. johnson for Lieutenant Governor on
tbs third ballot.
Tho Democratic Convention Of tbs Second
Congressional District thts afternoon Aonlipstel
uenty Larkin for congfeHB
Tie 1udeneudont Congressional Co1'ont'on Of
the First District to-day nominated Joaa r.
Hwift for Congress-. Tho Convention real1irned
tue State Independent platform. With tno addi.
tlonal plank asking Congressional lid 10 ,nl-
proving San FtAnclsco hatbos. aud utilizing tllt
w&ter-courses of tho btate.
Tho Democratic Convention this afternoon
nominated for Secretary OF State Thomas Beck
COMPTROLLER, J. ". Vaudeville; Treasurer, ]. q
EetulllQ
, 1875-07-02


rba nrop Peerless. Of Leopnld Il Ansriap's Lake
upesior Linz, wlic! left for Lake snrerlor last
tua tad tia following cxct,rsonfss on board: Il. H.
BENJAMIN aud !. II. nowetf, Bloomington. Ill. II. H.
Joseph Strong aad Wits, and btlss Ella p|ake
Tetrc tlautc Ind. hIrs. a, 4. Wilcox. q. X. 8anfey
and 1tfc Mrs. r, ". Crosby and two daughters, j. O.
1I5tte and wife, Alrs j. Lindsay and daughter sts
IT, r Dngr, Santrr Fred 1ii1ltng* r. FEanehcr, Mr..
os sna 6s:ao dS s.s z,e tn s
atcl1A Wiley ualva Mr. G. 1fall, Milwaukee: Oliver
II, Uoguc, spiceaud. ILL.,. u. 4. Jarvis md xtfr'
Hubert F: Foolc. and 4. II. Woodwsrd NV Yn'k.
Thosa Engaged In Tho lumber business canNot shntl 10
hAvs their cIohos spoiled hy drtxltp9 rssn stch
prevailed yesterday, IL there bard tne" Ihe coi.
{raet for the construction Of nina complete
stAtions aa been awarded to br. w. I. flaaontl, NJ
E7anstou. In.. Nlpr yaclta hays thus fat been en-
tosed for tho grcat yacht raee to come on place
viii 10 hold at the shnrnAn 1ousa c!uh-roou, eatur.
only IN osweso and lsuffalo IA ouslness iu - !n!
u ts'' 1ss 4ess.. 0S Int ii h'es ce.ao ssen
htrd1 prefer to build their Little huuees on vessels,
fptlipa thcm lhe most secluded md uudaluElcd hpois
IN the e.J pss Of pss n.. ~ .ae n
s. D. pomcroy. shortly aftef tauyiue IN their house.
four s 'nae @ tsr raj v Gn
already became 20 tame that !cy take Their foo,l out
Of hs hands, He tntnt,s to bring out h!s vessel IN
few day, being confdcot shat shctu gr; VIII prinE
has bean In conrsn Of eonitrustton u Blg!cys
sh!p-yhrd nraF Clark street bridge, "as ia,snchc'
yesterday aftcrnoou. he Ia nnnc tho Belle OF osawa
md Ii dc4t!ued for tho excursion husnehs on Tic
Illinois River Mr. II. D. Clark, Of Ottawa, Ill., IL her
owner. She 10 Gu fcet long and las lDfoot Etau and
has double engine. built by Hubert Thrrant, nf This
my o the excursion boats present running at this
place.
, 1875-07-02
THE TRIGGER.
EHn3rtS1 At DEXTER YAMK,

THE TRIGGER.
snoertE1 At DEXTER pAnK.
Tbs aruall abundance at Dexter Park yester-
day did tot warrant the attempt 10 carry out the
programme hy shooting for tho prlzos proposed
in the printed list. Tho day WAS accordingly
spent in shooting o.r sanous swccpstakes made
up on tho ground. Following ,sa lset Of the
principal matches decided:
No. flour entries; wonby J. J. and II. II.
Kstinmau.
No. 2-Five sntrles; Won by II. n. sheruan
and Ii. Fl. kIetEmau
No. 3-Fise entries; won by J. J, aod H. II.
Kcinnau.
No; 4,aiz entFtce won BY II. II. klrsnman,
". r. Jollnaou, and II. N. sherman.
No. G-.Twoiyo entries: str. Uakct won f}r.t
prize II. Il. Kleinman and f. Price divided sec.
ond and Tom stasg sna r. l.. judd divided
third prize.
No. G-aoventeen entries; won by II. II
Kleinman. Tom 6togg, aud q. Smith.
No. i-Elcycn entries II. N. Sherman wo,
first money; Tom sIoe6. and f.. r.. s1a,stt
divided second. and atr. Batter won thtri.
Reveral otlsr private matches were ahot bu
no douhte birda we're stot a.
, 1875-07-02
SPORTING.
Entries for the Dexter Park Meeting
To-Day-0'Leary Walk.
Races at Kalamazoo, Columbus, O., and
Galesburg, III.
THE TURF.
THE. ulcEa Yd.NIY.


Tho first nesting under tho auspices Of the
Dakler fark management opens to-day, when
there will be four saces.-u troettng race for
bo1ses that havo never beaten $50, and thrso
running raccs. Tho latter will 30 particularly
interesting from tho fact that ths entrias include
tho beat lot of colts that have aver met In The
West. Quite 4 number OF them have been
tho winners In Michigan AMI Indiana mectinga
this seaso1l, std a. they uow como together for
the arst tilnc tho contest viii undoubtedly bo
spirited and excited. full progtAnme for tho
dAy wiil 10 found Ia another column.
Tho mile ami Tep.at entgles closed Int night
~ follows: Jatnes Murphy nsnes b. h. War jig;
James Conllak usneH 6. b. Crockfnrd: r. ..
Miner names b. b. Falmouth J. II. Summers
na1nes b. N. Rocket; n. Uel!aid uaiuea Il. h.
Negcot.
Tic mile race. beht threo in Ave. also c3oacd
with tho following entriea: JAlacs Murphy Darnea
b h. War Jig james C0nlink nameH b. IN. LAZY
Waehineton; F. Q. Miner uhrues b. n. Sweet
10y; a. Hankins namcs b. c. Amadis; 3. II. jones'
t4ancs b. ~. Ganganon. II the weather III
;'essan. today tla track eiI ho I'll f}ne conil~
thu, "a lha ram yesterday tended rather To tn-
prove 1t than Otherwise.
TIE KALAMAZOO MEETING.
:. Special D:nateh g 1hr f>h'e!oo frfbHH+.
K.LAMAzon, Mich., July There wsu rnrch
better attendance to-day. TIC track was Iltle
heavy and s!'ppery. Light Toin prevailed mott
OF tho day. Bella 1aA all easy winner in the 2:G3
race. Lady TuEtin took tic first money in tho
2:la. Sleepy JOHN become lame. aud brother
Jonathan disappointed hta friends
, 1875-07-02
THE MASSACHUSETTS tIENsE LAW,

posEoS. July h~-The 'nea Auos uceuss law
went tu.o stIeet today. u EIesa hundred per-
sons have paid into the City Treasury ~ sg8ro-
cato Of 5B8010 for license. Tho police hayo re-
ooiysd imperative orders to enforce vigorously
tho provisions Of tue nsw law. Mayor Cobb sx-
ptosses hia discrimination to prosecute aud cloGa
up every unlicensed establishment; also, to
revoke tho toenaes Of al pasties found sol]tng
Impure liquors.
, 1875-07-02

THAM6FERs or VESSELS. PORT Of CHICAGO
MONTH or JUNE, 1875.
Bcbe Doat, Volta af4Ehek to W. y. liitehoct, opc-
hall, $500. .u...
Bor ueu, Jonas 1luehn 10 ]. F. Eitesuan, one-hlrd
Sl,oh
6chr Gem, Jonaa 1Iuehn 10 Charles Hnft, ono
third, s..
Bchr Hero, Fred Lund At a., to c. j. Drorn Ct at
vholc, 5000.
achr Richard Mott, Jamee 9. King to D. II. Holt md
JSue IAlcom, onc-tttfl. 81. -
Behr ]. b. Fc,,ntlt, i. william Bali to Auno O. Han
kon, whole, S12.c1a.
Tug II. Bh!eds, scsort h Shields to A. purtun,
wholo, a,ecu.
Tug ii. Shields, H. Durton 10 F1rd A. Rich, one
fourth, $1,000.
Seow spy, James Kingswsll To ". !. hinter, whole,
8chr n F. Walls, John Wood 10 J. J. Foster, one-
aalf, 81 900,
John QIIvas, al, fi,EU1.
, 1875-07-02
THE EXPRESS COMPANIES.

e7teE3* 04spV7cH " TIN LNtE100 3Fl60NS
l+tacoLa, Neb., July Ian important chsncs
Wa Aads IN the express liuss yesterday In
Ncb7asaa, Kansas. aad Colorado. Wolls, Fargo
Co. retire TO tha Pacific Coaat. Tho Btatss
and United Htates Companies. Ths chsuRe eoes
Into etfeot tmmsdAtalyt tho railroads 'belpx ~
riouBly divided. :"
, 1875-07-02

boz beat bis opponent set!n and again, until John and
III suprorter. bad feen casc Of 81 when TINY threw
np ths eron9e and retired dfsguale1 from She he'1.
John i4uHhs now whrn he tells t,oT elck he WA tho
nett a.y WHEN he learned that dis victor MAS tho
great FrRhk Parker.
, 1875-07-02

He IOWA EHMFAfGH.
Eptc1at ihsprteh 10 Thf thrIUp Tribune.
Iowa C1TY. H.. July Ill, is unLerstood that
Gov. kirkwool will mako thorough cauyass Of
the a.A.e this fall. and will awaken tia enshu-
siaatic among the honest yeomanry Of this Com
monweslth to tho 1tepubltcau standard. renlnd-
Ing t.s Democrats Of Lis Wnr days' campaIgns.
81 ee,nt Ussta4th 10 The Chlsa1o 7FiotH<.
CEpAn nArrps, Ia, July 1.-The termination of
cx-tioy. krkWood for Governor il received si;G
enthusiasm.
, 1875-07-02
LAKE ERIE.
BUFFALO.

S.,<etat Df.pa'rh 10 TAs theoaa Ttttuas,
DuryALo, N. T., July 1-Accrrding to late newB
from the wreckers at work Oh tho Chicsgo Board Of
Trade, tatles of Falspo5t, O., they had her iu
chains and In fair way u speedily getting her
Into port, only wanting thlrty.six houfs Of
fair woathor, but they were not 10
b fAvofel. storm rams M, compelling m abandon.
e1it oi te wreck 6olno ot thu clIan, broke, letting
tho vessol teop. Tho wreekers With all the p1ntoons
put into port. They resumed work aQain Seztesuay
morning, sud. with fayoraba weather, exrect
to get tha rcssel Into Fafrport Within
few days. Tho c4rgo OF has hec fold, and II ia
zatI to TO good il nothing had happened, Tie
aaltau since Lat fall, lIas been gut Of, mud srssr
10 port IN TOW Of tug Tits erealps. Tbs rcsAel will
be ssps1red hero.
Hpee'as Hi'1satea 10 1As CAteago frtbuns.
Eau, "a, July l.-rhe summer arrangements Of
tho Anchor Lns went into effect yesterday, Tho
stnr China left Eds fur Chicago this evening With
large cargo of merchandise aud good ist Of passen-
gess. Tho snr ArlzonA leaves here for Ctieaso on
1ssafday svenlng.
Tbs o1hss departures wers' Bchr Ann!e sheswood,
for Chicago. with 1000 tons OF oo.l.
The achr ifarvest Queen, ora laden, ca,no IN from
htd two men steadily working nj tho pu1nr4 on tho
snttre TIP down. 6lo goea iuto dry dock TO repair
tomorrow.
Tho sehF Sherwood receives 20 Instead Of 30 cents
~ reported SesterdAY.
lecalpIs-3,s0l0 hi wllest, ! t1,1 tons Iron oso
pbhrmtnts-l,cU1 tons coal.
Sfol2Lts, ns. G1o Ia Uhtcsgo.
, 1875-07-02

x,s sas Towing Association. 1otxeeu Montreal saa
.aI ~ having aesa dlsaolssd, towing rates n,
ru-o,.a VI 1 oeas h.8ae' Than Lax year. 10 nays ihs
isIs al,xs xseSa Ths tug uying.toat arryed In St.
~2A@ xaAsday masuiaa wlG 4 III ii lQxs. con
, 1875-07-02

GOV. tEsLE's ASPIRATIONS.
Lor1sy1LtE, Ky., July 1..-Gov. Leslie, In u
speech mado at Glasgow to-day. announced him.
self candidate for tho United States Seuatr.
, 1875-07-02


5psetal DtspIteA 10 TIA CAtea7a Jriaans.
xahAtLt, Ill. July 1.-No mosarneht by nEeF.
port.
sasxn ouT-rrop Novelty, and esus1-boat Harriet,
ocsa IN lumber for lIenEy.
IT, sas eight nches Of wafer Tbs Mikrs-E OF
T..nnn. Wind east aud light s4a
s.iis chS hSo1T. ILL., July Observation-Disclosures Ia
a, M p,.ue ~ corn phnnix, Loetpart, $500 Ltl
I'LL tuTp Atlantic. LaBsle, ,s0u bu corn, llp0 bu
sola. 40 o'a aour Asssenses. LsBals. 4,i00 bu
,.h az Joliet a. 7 II lubaz, lo oo
HEeseta PARSED PcRT HURON.
T*a' 0Heatehs 70 1As GAtesss 7ts&Axs.
foA3 AoAoS' Aitch., July t.-DowN-props Weno.
a. ". =. ora1es snd consoEtt schys john o'Nsl
franea 1s'ma' l. @. Woodrut, ]. 4. Richards.
us-P1oIs ld4ho. Tarass and b.sxes .ehse rcion,
flsetwlng. 1s
Wnn-North~e4i. fsesh,
WEAIAax-EIoar.
he4t.et Dt.nnttA e fAs cAfrspo 1tsa4a&
L. crs. Comet, Wort.ugion b. Il. Wiison IA nns en.
Vn1sht tp"oI?ns ana toh'ort sehss Fnoekae. Annie
nnteo lrothsts, 9. H. Iua..ruu, Alice Ri asds Nou
Aoyes. -' '''"s'' s'A' A.
uf-TfoM Alma Musos Merchant, st. Paul, Nay
nosst, nie3stt AEd consoft Em!ra aud ha1gcs H. +.
t1use ~ nAfkes schFR EAale WiAg lohA burt Thas
eern' Aasal!oa, fanny Mullsu, HtgtEa.
h1AU-H0ftG%&St. pAtt1a w..thrt SuA
, 1875-03-19

forward It to New York or Ahs West for q certain
player to tlgh, which no does a week or long
e lime after data, II not that contract iGni~
thR On both club and ptatar7 Wherein IL Furro's
eefo d!Gerent7 fire ~ competent gcntcinon a.
In'fs ara in tha Association hare iecided that his
iHffeA-cnntrsct with tlln Chicago CIub IA tia oply
te.a contract nnder whie, hs PLAY ts seaaor. Ii
ssol Hat tia Athletic club should reek to revrr1o
1'Gh asrif7n ccausn II does not meet their yieas
% .!.k ~ ca'e +hDHd nUt have been Acted npon or
1osnt ltiore the Convention of 13Ii t,tt was Il not
tca .etter Tor 10th rlnr that thnnld b.. and -
.t. ~ithot ntthrr delay which club was legally
e,,1!. '~ !ong viii tho S.'nnal Association exist II
sinos cohlGhlnK T. riolate lis lars with immunity
%aeneser they c9nict with their rnccIa1 intcrrsta
nAs = As tlFe Of h-spttatio II cli,Is rrfsc IN
abn ny OF he EovcteL by tIcir Dwi CHn1itutfon by.
Iva ahd rods of rules Its the latter va desire 70
support. tnu not my Particular club Or player"
lettering To our remarks IN hts t.l.,fnt;nu >hs
smchdcd rules he fays: 4s
had no fdrA ltat was 70 very tunnr,nt t,ntu
reading tho rn1ntnents Of tho Gfti, r. m thc s,rt
iook sn hs 1r0cectltugs at c 1nrep III rhi[a,eInh,
waa rain enough 10 consider yEef thoroughly con.
tefsant with te Practical workiny' uf eyrrT fs in
the rama Of baac1al', md that my napy yeain rsrri
ssIted foo mll, thank tho tflfr for sccalIua hin
10 my Atnacs." ~
S":lling said in lie report In qnertfuu at all y
titting On sir. Nstghta practical kt.ulc 0f tt1e
rules of plst. Or IN rtgarl tu ia ignnssnrn Of any
ppni In a.e-bRli for veil knuw him 10 lie about lii
L:s-1a:e'l 1nan In the fraternity. All did rafcr tn
rcte tht nprety nf ths 1ositnn hs placed In sn
t's Inability 70 Ill 4 Al 70 short uo.Iso Ills faare
waa rctnar!cl by ALL and 1t nothing to IN a.a,,rt
Of, either, us 3tw caa IL successful Under ac egru-
eanee.. Ills arRnruta on tho Fnrcc raAc arc 1Etrua.
ble. NO aItedascti coulract Call be legal.
, 1875-03-19

which han out11vcd tta tims, and, like hundreds
Of ai,uilar ''lan1'naska. 1nuft paBa AWAY IN tut.
iBfy t1s demands Of all axe Ut improvement.
Tho decision to rnbl,tii WA arrisci IT eomo
tina ago. AMI tho work will ho commenced IN
nnon nj Tho destruction Of the rrcront building
1cares tho ground vacant.
The old 1Iomo w.ll 10 rsplsce.l by
FtEE UNlCK EtILnISH,
five stories in hoigbt, Ut m extent e1ua1 to Tho
preHait structure. II will 10 provided with
si,ncluus pnrlors bedrooms, dining and kitchen
t1om, chapel, reading.room, bathrooms, and In
word, rith esory needed accommodation. Tlo
plans, which arc now preparing, will 10 adonlcd
nt special n,ooting soon to bo called. Il tn es-
pected tho uow building will 10 ready for occu-
rauuy about ncxt October.