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1000 Tbs; less quantity, &c z ID. RAY
bone superphosphate S65 = ton. Pelican
fertilizer S35 p ton, 1000 TBS; blood $50; fns
ground bone SIS; coarse $40; bone dust S45
Cotton seed meal S30@32
GUASo-Good inquiry and very little here
1t Is early in the season, however, and wha'
little is here comm ands &c p Id. Supplies
would be brought here readily at that price.
CoTToN SEED On-Small stock and fail
demand Refined is quoted at Ace z gal.
Ion, crude 45G146c q gallon.
SALr-Fair supply and the demand is con
fined to job lots. No demand for the West
Prices are unchanged. We quote dealers
rates Coarse at 81 25@}1 80 p sack; fine
81 50031 co. Turks Island soc = bag Of
bushels. When taken at warehouse reduc-
ton is made for drayage. Table Salt in peck.
cts sells at 2!C961c each as in size.
| BAGGING-The season is over for country
orders, but dealers and spectators are buying
| stock for next season. Domestic iute may be
quoted at wholesale at 12]c and retail at l35c
| e yard Hemp 13013Ic India in bales and
rolls 12c 4 yard.
BALING TwINE-Is very dull and is offered
at BE - ID and no buyers
Moss-Light supply and good demand.
Gray is selling at 3G3!c, gray and black
mixed 4c, black A G15c, city picked 701lc =
tb.
STAR CANDLEs-Fair supply and dull
Nominal at $50, l6c r ID.
CooPERAGE- Molassses barrels sell at 81 20
half do. 81 %; sugar hogSheads 81 % apiece;
hogshead poles $40, barrel poles S2S p 1000
MALT-luoted at 81 50W1 60 T bushel.
Hors Sell at soc T. tb.
REFINED Coal Ou-Selling at 17G11Sc p
gallon in bbls, and 2iN126c in cases.
TALLow-Is scarce and quoted at SEC r h.
STARCH -Ligt supply and limited demand.
Quoted at Age r ID.
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTs-Large stock
and moderate demand. Valencia Oranges are
quotedat 81 SO p box. Sicily Lemons 81 50 p
box. Layer Raisns So 10 p box, half boxes
81 IS, quarter boxes $50. Bananas 75cG1 81 so,
according to size of bunch. Citron zoe y
10. Currants &c. Brazil Nuts 11G1114c; AL
monds 23c; Filberts lac; Dates 75@Sc p 10.
Cocoanuts s37 SO f9 1000.
CASTOR OIL-tluoted at 20GG22c p lb.
CoAL-Good supply and moderate demand
PittsbuIg is selling at SOC r Dbl at whole
sale, 75c at retail, 81 T. hid, Soc = box to
steamboats,, and 65c to manufacturers; an
tnracite S12014 p ton. Virginia camel zoe
II Dbl.
HIDEs-Continue dull Receipts are large
Country green are quoted at SIC, dry sailed
14c, dry flint 16!cM17 T. b. In city
slaughter sales are making asfollows: Steer
hides, over 50 To, r ID Zoe; steer hides. 20 to
81 ID, &c; steer hides, under 70 lb, Sc; COW
hides, as they run, SIc kips 20 to "a ID,
lie; % to 80 ID, &c; calf SKINS each 75c,
Beeswax, prime yellow, 28c q ID. Ok horns
each sc.
OAK STAvEs-The arrivals are large. The
demand is limited Extra pipe 60 inch is
quoted at SLY 50@1s0; extra pipe 56 inch
Sl50@1155; light pipe So to 60 inch S1lO0115;
extra hogshead As inch S120M125; extra
claret 10 inch S95@1OO p 1900.
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OFFICE OF TIE Y J. AND C. r. r. Co. !
Il :

OFFICE OF THE Y j. AND C. R r. Co. I
Natchez, March G. 1915 s
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
office UNTIL THE FIRST DAY OF MAY
NEAT, for the construction ana completion of this
road ready for rolling stock from the present ter
minus in Natchez to the town of Fayettc distance
of twenty-five and half miles. The road is now
graded for twelve and half miles from the Natchez
terminus, and the iron laid for 9 6l00
miles. The established gauge of the road is three
ieet SIN inches. There two miles of iron con
struction train, large quantity of bridge timber and
ties on hsnd.
Bids will he received for the whole or part of the
work, III sections OF not less than three miles-the
contractor to give good security for the completion
OF hls contract by the first day eff October next
he work Will he paid for i'll CASH i'll monthly i'll
stallmentS, As the work progresses.
Inc I inpany reserves the right to alter or change
the present location of the road and the contractor
to be paid at the same rate if the work was per
formed on the route as AT present located also the
right TO reject any or all bids.
Further information be had of the President
or at the Company office
BY order of the Board of Directors
w. I. MARTINI President.
%. H. FllEIAlfath, Secretary mig cot
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MISCELLANEOUS,

r MAITRE
SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST,
No 6o2 Magazine street near the Market
desire to call the attention of Gardeners Planters
and seed buyers in general to my complete stock of
Fresh Spring Seeds for the Farm and Vegetable and
Flower Garden-for the latter choice assortment OF
Buibs, Roots, and other Ornamental Plants will be
found IN store. Also large variety of Paror and
Harden Ornaments of Rustic Wood Terra Gotta and
Ti;'ssware homemade Straw Goods, Wax Materi.
ais Bouquet Papers and Holders Visitors will find
oy giving mo call, even should they not desire to
buy that my store will contain 81 from and for the
ual9en at NEST reasonable prices. Price list and
catalogues will be sent on application.
700 Very respectfully
la24 I'M Il MAITRE
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JNHE TWO REPUBLICS
L MEXICO
Mr.. THOMAS MCINTYRE has been appointed
Agent and representative in New Orleans of the
TWO REPUBLICS CITY OF MEXICO and he is
hereby aithu1ized to receive subscriptions and adver
tsements, and to collect for the same
GEO. w. CLARKE
Editor and Publisher
MEXICO req Nth, 1910. FIJI I'm
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General

The market opened inanimate, and up to
noon only few small sales were reported, but
later in the day the movement became more
active, resulting in the liberal business noted
above, eighteen brokerage houses participa-
ting. Most factors adhered to their previous
pretensions, but some were willing to meet
the demand, and off RS were accepted which
had been previously refused Hence, some
brokers reported that they had bought at
rather easier rates, while others were unable
to fill their orders unless at full prices. This
was more especially the case when good kinds
were wanted, the offerings of which were linn
tied.
The amount on shipboard not cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment was
set down at the opening this morning at 3d.
600 bales, embracing 80, 600 for Liverpool, a.
600 for Havre, 1000 for the Mediterranean,
5000 for Bremen, 5000 for the North Sea
and 2OO0 bales for the North, which,
whenlydeducted from the stock on. hand
by our running statement Saturday even
ing, leaves 1872, 700 bales to represent the
quantity at the landing and in presses unsoll
or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports: .'Sales 6l3O bales,
Market steady
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1874 bales 1888
Arrived since last statement 6l3f
Arrived previously. .......... l,O23U3o o29,le4
1,o45,13
Cleared to-day. ............... none
Cleared previously. ........... s0l,3i6 oOl,3i6
Stock on hand and on shipboard not
cleared 2i3,791
Stock same time last year. ......... 2O9,ioo
Receipts'proper since Saturday evening 6o0i
bales, against GIGS on last Sunday and Mon
day. and 507S last year. making an aggregate
since Friday evening of 7ll0 bales, against
GIL last week and 726S last year. and since
August 81 1913, 695 bales, against l,O5l, 635
last year-decrease ISL 942.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports, from - NJ. Saturday to II Nj.
to-day, II. 1l2 bales, against ID, 565 last week
and Ii, 2l1 last year, and since Friday 2l,5l
bales against q, 724 last week and 26. 400 last
year. Total since August 81. 3,065, 223 bales,
against g. 25S, 529 up to SUNDAY noon. March |
Is. last year excluding half Of the above t.
l1)-decrease 1913 304
Exports Friday and Saturday. to Great |
Britain Is, 81 bales, against 1872 last week
and 14374 last year, and to the Continent p
293 bales, against 16,776 last week and 900
last year. Stocks at ell the delivery ports,
made up to II NJ, IA ga bales, against
TAG, Cos last week and 7lS,034 last year.
ToBAcco.-The only sale reported to-day
was 2 hhds. at -. The amount on sale :.
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the above amount includes ALL CLAIMS against
the Company that matured during 1c7i at this
agency.
All persons who desire policies in a strong prompt
paving company should be insured III the st. Louis
Life Insurance Company.
HARMON DOANE Gen. State A gent
ia24 If l-2 Gravier St. New Orleans La
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is estimated at $3.50 hhds. We continue
to quote Inferior Tugs 9l@94c, medium to
fine 10@111c, low leaf l2@l24c, medium
13@14c good to fine 15@164, and selec.
tons 171G2Oc. Received since Saturday
evening none; exported none; stock On hand
by our running statement 42l6 hhds
FREIGHrs- On Saturday we reported ship
for Havre at 5c for cotton. We continue to
quote:
By Steam-Bulk corn to Liverpool 9}G1
10d Cotton to Liverpool -Et7-16d, to Bre-
men Il, to Boston, Providence and Fall
River, via New York &c, to New York &c, to
Philadelphia &c.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 7-1Gd0-, to
Havre 5(u-c, to Bremen lc, to Barcelona 1c,
to Genoa l Lice.
SUGAE- Received this morning 533 hhds
The demand is good, especially for clarified
and the supplies sell readily at full prices.
Inferior 53@Gic, common Go, g, fair ia &c,
good fair 73cGE74c, fully far Sc, prime SIC.
| strictly prime S5c, choice SIC, seconds S5Gb
| &c. yellow clarified 9,M95c off white clari-
fed 9l@ l0c, pure white clarified 100 l04c
| = ID.
| MoLAssEs- Received this morning 332 bbls.
The demand is good and the supplies sold at
43Gr 47c for common fermenting, $50 % for
fair termenting, SIC for prime fermenting,
43Gl5O for centrifugal, SOC for cistern bottom,
boiled, and GOA Csc for CHOICE.
Flour None in since Saturday, but good
supplies are on the way. The stock ON hand
is small and the medium and low grades are
scarce. Very few round lots on hand suitable
for export, and only local demand. Only 400
bbls sold, Of which 100 and 100 fine at 81 %,
40 good treble extra at So %, 100 do at s. %,
30 at S. 40, $50 at s. 37}, so at s. As, 100,
100, 100 and 100 choice treble extra at S. 80,
50 choice extra at s. g., 40 and 40 choice ex-
ira at So r Dbl, and $50 bbls on private
terms
Corn MEAI.-In supply, and dull and
lower; quoted at 50 Is q Dbl. There were
some sales not reported at So 70; 200 bbls on
private terms and 80 at 50 80 T. Dbl.
Cow PEAS More liberal supply and buy
ers holding off. Carolina clay are Offering
in round lots at 81. Dealers are jobbing at
s. % i, bushel.
PoEK-Quiet but strong; standard mess is
quoted at $50. Dealers are jobbing at $50 so
T. Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Scarce and none coming
in. There is none in first hands, and deal
ers have very little. Shoulders are quoted at
73c loose and = packed, clear rib sides l03c,
clear sides l0ic r b; ) casks clear rib sides
sold at 1O3c, and car load of clear sides at
103c r, ID. Dealers obtain &c over these |
prices il their job trade.
BACoN-Small stock and none coming in.
Shoulders are quoted at 81, clear rib sides z,
clear sides 12Ic r ID; ~ and Is casks clear
rib sides sold on the landing at 113c r 10. |
Dealers are jobbing at ic over these prices.
STOCKS OF PRODUCE ON HAND THIS DAY.
We are indebted to Messrs Trepagnier &
a fOlIppInO al Of of
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MISCELLANEOUS.

| SEALED PROPOSALS.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Monday Evening. March Is. 1875.

CoTToN- sales to-day (not including
200 bales additional on Saturday. summed
up 1850 bales, at prices showing some little
irregularity, without requiring any change
in our quotations We give also the figures
and full report Of the Exchange, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF oLAssIx1 ALTON.
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ST. LOUIS LIFE INSURANCE. co.

Surplus to policy holders ...... 81 Oh O3o 30
Paid fog Death Claims in the year 1s74
SS4S,291 a.
Paid to families of deceased policy holders in
LOUISIANA in the year 1871:
Over ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUS-
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RAILROADS.

MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW ORLEANS, FOOT OF CANAE,
STREET,
Daily, at 1:l5 p. NJ.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Drawing Roo1n
Cars leave Mobile every day, and run through 10
st. Louis without change, via Mobile and Ohio
and st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroads,
reaching st. Louis one hour in advance OF all
other routes.
Close connection is also made with Louisville
line at Humboldt for Louisville, Cincinnati and 81!
Eastern cities. For through tickets AND sleeping,
car berths inquire at the new Ticket and Paeseys,
ger Office, Mobile and Ohio Railroad, 50 Carap
street, New Orleans.
500 II VIM. BE DELL Agent
, 1875-06-25
NEW HAVEN.

Monument The Centennial nnal-
moss. =
m Skw *vss =, 1 Inne 2erhis a. III, is ju.', named
with ,,o,,, -,,,,is ~, ~ Nv 6."uo w .4ae',
w." .o.a pue'o ana n. A'o 'a"ne' heFot lookoa
moro atstactlso' lilo latoneas Ut spring has pnt
OIL s!lado OF green that pearly 1lyals "dear
ould ireland" To sav tint oyarvtbpg IN
,oyov ot, thu facc NJ nanno N,t,ro /. -, t,'s,n
.anst. s.a.as.is.. i.e.'.1e, ~ W '"aMo ~,
.ia"s1 osp4ees4on' ~ - eH9ula'toly shpofo. Tue
s.h,onn .J 1s Jog a,una IN 100 Gooa oa
gsapdfatherr md rreA rranf]fet1,cra did hrforn
them and ovo,vto,tu hea ", t,.,.s,,
rsor.n.a 1''a ,.,,,. ~ suuy .'"o .nu ns'euap a
~. ."..so n". "n,e W. feo ho"uofo o'So thah III she
Elk NcW Engiend btAtos. 5
Just now Contamination is on tho RAMPAGE.
and lnut wook Tim Do,ton r,c,.psrt, ~. 49,
I'm !, lam bcro n ,vss i'm o,on, - ~ .s.n- a
~, . .'' - "so Snu o'os. VI t!e eoasuns
ana ~as managed by tho ohso Of tho place. Tho
largest ball In the city waa full TO oycrtlowing.
Md all tho leading characters Of Revolutionary
timos. from uen. Washington down, vern repre-
sented IN thor appropriate costumes. Many Of
''tho days which trioti mons souls" Tho stare
WIS devoted to those who were droseod In
character, OF whom thero wo1o over loo gentle
mon mud ladies' OF posislon and wonitlI,-tu tact,
Revolutionary days Con. Wnsi,iueton and bIs
good vito Martha, with their attorttantA. occn-
ricd . position on q raised nlatforn. whiIo
tho ladies' and gentlemen Of tho HonubIIcan
Court did thsis olelsa,co ~ thoy were In
tro4luced by loud announcement Of their
names, It wns cntious to SEQ tho eklI1
manifested by tho Indies In tic management ~
long aud heavy .rains. Thoy pniI tnoir re-
spccte, and thou moved back to tI,oir placea.
with precision anl grace which was ,,,s,,, pnss-
able. It was. l,uweyor, so,nowhet amusing to
eeo some Of the gontIemcn in kuco-brccchos.
with wig and ctapeau, aud a latlY on Zach arm.
10 through tho corsuouy, Ono nt a tima
soenlcd to aatisfy tile ambition Of the generality
Roger Sherman, Ethan At,on Paul Jotos, "OLi
Put" Con. Stark aud Its wifo "Slo]ly."
wcro conHpicuouH, while tho Goyornorn nj thn
, 1875-06-25

Crops - -Srlntny.SChOol Convention
G'sitY-W1astaiIlyton Tca-pnrty-Rncc

Crops - -Srlntthy.SChool Convention.
1.idY-SHnstaln1ton'T 'Tcn-pnrty-Hnccs.
Etc., Etc.
| MARsnALLTowN, Ta., June 21.-1Ieavy rains
hcrc,-thc ground soaked with water, and
| Bloughe over1lowing. Tile crops look epleutiid.
Providence mover forgota Ills compact to give
bountlf1l harvest to Central Iowa.
Tho tenth annual snnday-School Convention
OF tho ssasc mot tn this city last weok, with
full attendance OF delegates, among them tho
moat noted workers. in Iowa.-Robert Grant, OF
hfcGregor tho nov. e. A. Holmes, Of Tama
City; H. II. Gilmore, Of Cedar Rapids; prest-
don't Tackabetry, Of Kcoknl; Mrs. Mcdonosal,
aud mauy others. William Reynolds, Of Peoria,
1l!.i Grant ". Scott Howell, tho noy. James
Kuott, tho laey. J. W. Clark, Of Ksusas, and
tho Roy. J. ". Clinton, Of this city, mado
sono stirring apcpchcs through tho different
fosaions Of tho Convention. Much good WAC
accomplished from nn enthusiastic stirring lin
ny noted teRc1lcrs /; temperance rcaolstious Wero
ataoptsa; and Oh tho whole, "lt Was good to ba
Our Iady-Washtngton tca-ra,ty: at tho
noasaman !lonsc, Thursday, osen,s, for tic
a!so dse;ed T.. sueeera Thirty gentlemen ap
same number Of 4alles wcro tltossod In tho styia
9! hnuareu yosrs ago. The recetpta neatcd
T1oo. hlIe. y, +, Ku!aoiy wore dress that an
pcasou 81 one OF Washingtou's receptions
waist ahons Inches long, and cut 10 narrow Iu
THO skirt TINT thy wesrcr could la,dlT step.
In fow days 1t will bs decided hy liza Sunrnms
Court whether tho machine. ahops vii be ~
musod from Eldors to THIS city by tbo msnsce.
mont Of TUG Cautral NallroaJ, No ourLt to
have theua bolng hoadquar,nrp Tor tho olicors.
tho shops should DO Under their im,podjato u.
peryiAlon.
On the 1st. a. and Cd Of July, sl.oro viii bs
trotting at tho Driving Park, half.nltlo cast
Of our city. Twenty-Five hundred dol.ara
is to te distributed in pr,zos among tho best
nvcfs IN tho West. n. D. De!diae il manager.
Tho money Inns been deposited III tho Farmers'
Bank herc. AZ tho stables down At tho Park il
= magnificent black stallion. Dastawman, yosre
gid. 1891 hands high. weight 1850 pouulr. nay
John is hero. wllo haa made record Of 2;85. uo
Mill bo on hand for tho rscos.
1hote IL some talk Of stastinga Democratic
papor iu titus city. Morgan, OF Wintesset went
TO Council bluffs, instead OF setting IN ahop
l,oro, whore le would haye found = fine location
for bis paper had ho petseYerod.
Tue investigation OF lsoform Acloa mattcra
at Eldors, is stlll going on. Con. 4. c. Dodge.
fs Chairman ot tho ComnItteo,
Or temperance follB have nominated dple- o
gatos to The Dea MoInos Prohlbitory Convention
of Juuo 20. Nh.
, 1875-06-25
Gen. Sherman 1T nunftcr It'll.
{IufI1in Htr.A.


"les. fcllow'eitIzeus," saya Cen. Bbermspl
n Bunker utilto-duy. "sl1ln battle wan a series
ofbluntlets :FoM beginning to e,,d, aud wlut In,
ms<sJ Halifn1 you aro celebrating 1t for can't
for tie lifc Of me seo. [Choers.l Thore was.
Warsan-poctor WsTsep-a mese sauboass-la-
belled Major. q enezal for tho OCCASION aud sent
over to suposlnsend tho buttlo. T4e,a was Pres,
cott-a rough. aoa.zeadg tighter. but NO sollIes,
Ana Old putt clumsy farmer vic, onca, killed
wolf and eltd dowu utatra on horseback, for
which thoy nakde him General. tI1onica! hugh
tes:l Nobody know wlo wass COMMANDER,
mashapea an[n'a'.' Why, gentlcuIeu, VII! you
believe nc wslen assure yon that thurs wa
not \ slngse West Point olftccr ia tue eutiIe
American forcs engaged on that day,-uot one,
Painful seusat!ou.l Sill hsvo thu highest ad-
Iuiation for thoaa fellows who got behIud lie
fence thsEe snd had : pop At ths British on that
notnentous day, ard. gcntemeu. we must TO-
netpbes that NO can'l ali 10 accomplished
eolais+a, And--can't au Wtlts our own memoirs, II
lDlsoidsE.l a. this point tls General was struck
w . al.oWst Of cookies aud tlshbal thrown
byandignent DESCENDANTS Of tho Walrens, Put
natas, tnd prszoaAA, aud biA speech csue 10 az
ah<ap& qlasa.
, 1875-06-25

Tho Rangoon lfaR 8lses All interesting do
ec'lpt1oh Of tho Karen ttlbeH wllu OCCUPY tho
country Which is the present subject OF dispute
between England and Hut1n1A,-a clAln Of
broken hll!a running north aud Boutl botWssu
the two countries, and called by tho na.Yos tho
TEelEo Mountains. They number about $4,000,
aud aro said to DO very supetiur racs 10 tue
kiudred Karclls Of tho plaius of British FURNISH.
The latter had no written language Il: .littlo
religion until the missionaries created = QUO
tor them aud introduced tho other; 7,hareaA
tleaa mountAineors have THAR own prlosts and
written character. The Interior Of tha Ksren
walls {or sitting on In tho European
mannor.- And tho necesaity for thss cx-
ceptlonal mode Of resting IL apparent
when we learn tAas tho women all wear
rings OF thick BRASS wire bent round tho
wrias sud slboH, and again round the knee nnd
Anklo, conaninN them 10 in every motion TINT
they canuot possibly B1uat dorm on tho ground
iu thu usual Oriental fashion, uor kusel 10 prRy
i, the mon do whlle In walking thsiz feot maLo
TWO perfectly separate tracks = foot or 90 apart.
I. mood hardly 10 said that tue n,ea noYer pnb-
nit 10 thlA Tyranny Of custom. They are eensi-
bly, d1es4sta Ia light taoketa aud trousers of N
4lraest European type and ara chiefly remarka-
bla outwardly for yaly closely shaving their
leads, o1copt where small top-knor IL CAREFUL
y laft. Uut tho effect Of tho peculiar fcnaie
fashion Of the Twelve Mouutalna IL described "A
extraordinarily irasome, even 10 tho loukor-cnt
la TACT, thcso ao1f-tmposed fotters Gauss lilo
4areM ixdlas moro bodily incoa tsuiepca il nns-
sltle, than t4a RoIak Development Of tile bonn
OK cslnollns m1nia could llavo done insf n liz
noso apleodaJo OF ths Ilindon beauty il mnr.
tEonblesome tlan the hardly iers bzrbat,ous osr
rsng of her I.o}dou sival.','' ;,
, 1875-06-25
BASEBALL.

THE rulE.AnELpI11Aa AND WHITE sTocNlHoa
played thoir becond pamo yesterday afternoon,
aud for q second timo tho visitors vere tho corr
qucrora, tho scoro being : to q IN the!r tavor.
Thls rictory waa gained only af.or battlo which
lastod tHoiya innings. Tho loldiog On olthoe
sldo MAS only spasmolically brilliant, and much
Of tho timo 1t was miserable. Thore weso o.
cnsEonay some fne plays, and pcsIods
Of Tho gnma which wore brak nnl
interesting, but aa wholo noithor sido aro Oh
titled to any credit Tho length Of tho contest
Is due, undoubtedly, TO tho very weak battling Of
both clubs, which brought the folding down 10
rather easy business. Tie u,na Of the pbiln-
dolphns aro uncarnod. A couplo Of oyerthrows
by Hastings did much to help the visit
ors to them, as did wi1d pitches by
Xostfofn at critical moments, md,
Ia faos. they wore not unasaisted
by most Of the Whites. bEcGoary's oydr.hrdwe
woro wonderful TO bohold. aud, clriotlsly, all Of
thoul lnppeuod when Miller was tho striker.
Though ho did not mako a base Alt, llo managed
to get d run By means Of this assistance. Peters
had good deal OF work, aud t,c did 1t finely.
Fltimur suado como very pretty playn ut short,
ali1 Neyerle, fisler, md Troaoy did woll Tho
following Ii
THE gCGBE:
, 1875-06-25

sp<daa7 DApd|eA to Th3 Eihtaoo TtF1bnNt
s1poEr Hoaos, Hlch.. Juuo 24.-Dows-Prors
Disy ot Duluth. Ontario, wenoua, Bradbury aud
bargoa; scl4r 0Iouahce.
:, ur-t1opa Dominion, Benton, Alpena, Rcot Ia
No. !, Fountain City, D. T. Eoxa snl b4fgoy
Porter, Chanberlau aud ba.Kud, yisnaA suu
c9nsoIt i; sclrs Elagaza No. i. Orphan boy,
N1sD-soutE Nsst, fresh,
WkATMER-Fino. ..
Poar HuuoN. Juno Pill D. pm.--Dows-Propa
Jenneas Clinton and consort, alauistec, bay
city aud harges Bust aaa bargcs, Glasgow and
u. i. Bruce, Q. ii. Dond, rLomss Gavns. . Nv.
tlo: Star, II. A. Keat Pstl.iiades, i. i. IorIts,
Ur-l'tops sanilac, L. i. Hall, Wctmore aud
consost, 4chra Hoboasn, Queen CITY Civ Of
Green i'sy Montpelier, J9u1asyman. A.Bradiey,
I. W1sp-Wess, light; weathos due.
, 1875-06-25
THE TRIGGER,
THE MADISON TOURNAMENT,


Specfal ihsuatch to The Chlcauo Tribune.
MADISON, juno 2l.-At tAo second day Of tho
ptRaon.nhoo1ing, all of tho money prizes wore
won by tho Kleinmann brothers. Of Chioago, II.
II. KIeinmaun taking tue first, J. ]. Kloihmsnu
tho third. and A. Klc[pmspn tho fourth, A
handsosne allyor cup was won by II. N. sherman,
OF Holo,t Thore has been rome exccliont shoot
Ing doue dnrfng tho tournament.
TIE DUBUQUE ROHurzEyFEar.
sptetat Efarsttek t. Tho Chicago Tr71une,
DuHuquE Ia.. Juna 24.-Ihe great echutzen-
fost tournament closed to-day, after throe-
days heat and the consumption Of = vaat
amount of baor aud powder. Ii is estimated
that enough besr-kega wsre empttod to build q
Vontoon brides from Dubuque to Clinton. Dur
Ing ths shooting grand total Of 1850 oontrss
wssa made, NJ. Gran, Of Chicago, p!aoing 107 to
his csedlts B!udlie; Of tho same otty, ii8. and
l,.,ie, Of Fountain CITY, ". u shooting for the
grand prize on tho main t1rgea, only
three Bhots wero allowed to uacl cotl-
tcstaut The successful man was Ahuer
Ardnzcr, Of Monticollo, Ia., who spotted the
balts eye three tiusa In succession, aud ma
Awatdea the grand prize, el00 In gold. Qrsu
spd st4dto also catoo lu for handsome prizes on
tho 1unin tiFgots,
The ns1s regular meosng wlll bs held 1t
Lyons, Ia, two years. hancs.