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II hny member oi tho Ve.try, and ~ Toll l'ke
bpn};,-HIo among tho congregation.
Tc, dsra ago tho Doctor resigned IN due form,
netting forth hi* reaeo"s pe1sontl, = ~ aas8est;; ;
luz waar,uess from bis piotraetcd 70 X. anti
fin.nctal. tho extraordnttv burdens II the con.
dlion of the parish debt, and snEgce s'i'F tnas
aome fresh man might accomplish a. GFe"tef
work. Thc Vcs!ry appointed conlml.' CO. . Gon.
gan. aud Il, L. Waise.to confer with -of. Nc
M.sdy. ,....-.
Tho Committee reported that. "they fin with
docp regret TINT Dir. McMutdy thinks th Test
interests Of the parish domasd Ills resign stiolt.
and thinks that tho financial condition o.' tue
clutch might 10 improved By a auecesaos. who
could moro freshly boar tho burdens OF til 9
PARISH, Which arc extraordinary At the ptos>'ns
time"
In seerotfuItv accepting tho resignation, ther
place It at noxt Easter. but At Dr.. McMurdy's
request his active work Terminates Jns. I, 1876.
Dr. McMurdy Ia requested to occupy tho Rectosy
resolutions, thn. !" shos deeply regret tho cir
cun~tancaa, which hevs made II ssora nccea'aty
to DR.. acNturdy "a resign his c1srge, aud tina
wo assuro him Of our 81 probation OF h;s earnest
lsbofs dursuE tho time he bas been with u.s. enn anu
that he will evor 10 Welcome Euca. At ont
church. and himself and family always teeessoa
ut cur holncs.'
Josh urtLfSas.
Lastnrcning Plymouth Canetneaft1 1nal thnfeh.
Michigan avruue, near Iwo'tf.st I'll st'eo.' Wa
H,.ed with 4 !a.so aid {ashtnuaa'e audience 10
hear ii. ii. shaw .Josh l,'!!nsss," loeG5o ,D, on
vii that draw no large ~ audience, bn: uudoubs-
AZ sae sor''d c o.1 "a tbs a,sts sEx' ,b3 n5
interesting portion Of the programme The
ss.ao ssrsa on sss pSs;'9,T b. so, ogs s
| Sir. Shaw las erown little marc gray aimee he
nnncarrl Ii, this city last. bus obsrwso bo does
rtoit seen, changed, Ho commenced bis lecture
without being introduced, and was greeted with
ppsueo on lila appearaace teforo tho audience.
''srccmeu Br1x' iho lecturer stated "as ntray
description Of people ho had met. 1lo co1e-
n.encoti By describing tho squa:o, man III
ll4 dry, humorous way, aud then went
IN to Tho oblong, porpoudlcuar. etc:
Hs next traced tho smhll'hsalea
man. the Jolly, and pewter mat. ifo described
the hcnnackea husband. tho positive man, the
loafcr and thon went Oh iuto \ scuai-h111nornus,
p.thoto deseEpion Of no. s iann,sst ,to9 oo5t
facs tho greater portion-of l,is lect,lra was TO-
hasl, Of what he las written for the New York
HeckiN and delivered hero in other lectures:
| Tho ioRcs, however. ueso we'll received, mud
| created much laughter.
, 1875-11-23
THE CITI-HALL.

Tho WAtor Department tursscd over &4.054.8l
10 tho Treasurer yesterday, and tho Collector
&3,a30.e2.
Tho Board OF Public Works held moetlux
yesterday at the usual hous.-3 o'clock, -but did
no buaineas Of special Importance.
There should haye becu = session OF the
Special Committee Oh F.fe-AlaEnl Services .cI.c.-
day k!ia1Iuou. but tAcra waR IN quorum pros
eli. 1t II understood tuRs tho.o will Ia
gwen before the CUnatnlttee bv outside pat tlos
IL rekAlu to tho cou1uiou aud management. of
tic city telegraph llnea,
Ihs Collector Is uetermtnsd 70 bring ths ves.
c!-oTnesa to teruox under khs leeent dscls1up of
, 1875-11-23
TrE SOUTH TOWN.

WHAT TIE C1TIzESa' ASSOCIATION 1s DofSa.
At the Citizens Association rooms yesterday
all was quiet. Secretary Amber Was quietly
working and gathering testimony iu tho South
Town matter. Rnce tho article WHICH appeared
in SATURDAYS TRIBUNE IN regard to the sonth
Town steal great deal Of evldenco bas accu'au-
iated. aud it s snfe to predict some definite &C.
ton BY tho Executive CommIttcc this afternoon.
THE SATUnE or TIE EvIpEscE
against tho Ting csnuot be tivulgod at present.
Bnt 1t ia shown that $4,000 at least has been
etoen from the people Of Cook County since
1879, and the sooner thov roa'tze tho magnitude
Of these gigantic town frauds. tue better it will
be for Tho taxpayers.
4 detailed etatenlent fllows how outragenusly
the people have BEEN swtuttied ~ the gang who
haze been running things for eone tl1ne. Ttn
lnstancrs s., QUO and $10,0a0 lave bceu paid At
easa1ira where thn !aw allows bit &51D aud
$2D.U00 additional has been received tu coutnis-
BeuB collected ou taxes.
In tho South Town Btcat 1t Will DO shown thht
the apptop, atton Of *5o.Hr) this year-e2a 00O
OF which are Tor sa}aries-was
WHOLLY 1LLEaAL-.
1t will be proven At tbe proper t{uc that attho
meetinY Of tho Town Boartt b majority din MT
yote for 40 extraynKAnk au amount. Aa above
statel, tho Executive Committee Of the Citizens
Association will take this 1nntter in baud this
afternoon, hnd the King may roHt ashurod, hs hns
been previously stated in TIE TE1nu>E that 40
INJUNCTION WILL. lie APPLIED ton,
and the Grand Jury resoEod 10 IN tho matter.
Tho Ring has nnlil lately thought ithelf &C.
cure, but tho public has had ita o. o. opened.
and now IL watching tho members, and evory
ono Of their public actions will be uiosely pcru-
tiuIzed, and Wnero there ia tho aast ta'nt Of cor
ruplion apparent tho public will demand an OK
pRnatiou, and that in MI undesirable way FOR
tho Hing.
Secretary Amber reaueata that those hsrIng
jIAin - {r,rr
, 1875-11-23

The Equitable LILO Assurance socloly, Of New
Yorh, nlwa7a popular In Chicago, is asalllag H.
sels Of the improving tmcu 10 inoreaso ita alreay
extensive busnes6. Agents Of acknowledged
character sud wlth good talents can receive en-
ployment BY comforting with tho Managers. Rob
ers.on d smith, No. 1uB Dearborn street, CHI
caro-.
, 1875-11-23
LOCAL LETTERS
t-st- rknfIt+ftII1

70 fhf EattoT o7 ThS EHlcaa3 7Tsb0N;
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-Au a,slcle apEeRrs IN this
mornings Tn1BuSk reTardluB thu toulmurists,
which. II htosaiy true, IL calculated tu elc!ty
aa,m in tho breasts Ut all iaw-ubidinE citizens
IL il ,-slols ti'at thesa men, gutliAns tntheE,
outclbts md outlaws from Europe, have deli ,sr-
asYiY' lalI pl.s uot ou,y 70 burn tAEs city, but
ali tue principal cite. ct this country and Ea.
rprsi have uok tbs hlghlovt lae4 that they
, 1875-11-23

Kidney Diseases, Dropsy, Eto.
All persons afflicted with diseases Of The kidney.,
pain In thu back, RraTe and III urinary diseases, da-
tetss, dsopsy, nervous debility, etc. should II cnco
tsy Dr. 8. D. 1Iosea Arabian Toua ulood .Pusiher,
$50 Advertisement.
, 1875-11-23

Important to tho Preservation OF Teeth
John dosnells Cherry Yontn. Paste,
tss moss aiheacious dcutssito kuus'u. Try II. Eos
ss'e by Ill druggists. Nhott4ls useut., Torrpy L
uradley, Ill apa III ilandulrh street.
, 1875-11-23
CouKha, Colds, Group,

bEonchltls. iuausnss. wAoop!ng cough, hoatseness,
pas o. soreness la tho cheat sttc, bleeding II the
lurB' nsht-awe6t uVa,-compaiu. esc.. cur.d by Dr.
H. D. uosas AraLlAu Mtik.Uure fur Cuuaumptlon, Hoa
aaTcFk!scuGnt,
, 1875-11-23

70 T.: v Ed'tor or Iha ChisIJo ssau'le:
CT ;1cAoo Nov. 25.-Wil YOU pleaso oxamine
tue parlset report In the u. Louis G|obe-Da'so
crat OF the 18th ipst and cmphaticaly dony
thro ugh your paper ono Of tho assertions thoroin
mad Q, which is untrue and llkoly to do injury
TO tho trade OF this city In 1--we Sock II allowed
to 70 nucoDtrAdiclod, 1t is hs follows,
and is about halfway down tho space de-
votrd By tAat paper to a roreW Of tho markst
"Some times Chicugo quotations age wired all
oyes Tho Wo.t looking little stronger THAI
thoso OF 81. Louis; but it must DO remembered,
that ho ~ IN Cnlcayo ara sold bg tho car-wslg ht
before ueing led and wasored; theu II hog,
go lus, the psus At tho expense Ut tue
owners mud n1e fol aud watered, they 60 to tho
bu, era t the original car-wolgnts whereas. IN
st. Loal !, The buyer paTs ior tue woights direct
frDm tbt, penB.
In otll or Words the Chicago fiTe-stock COM
nisHlou rnorchan mako practice OF teodluR
stocs All charging tue shippers with tho feed.
after til . hogs have passed into tho buyers
hauds. tt crrbv not ou, s,Y,udling tho shipper III
charging him with feed bin atock nevor gut. but
80 den ring him thu privilege Of solllng hie
stock to ti,e best advantage, VIZ, "On 4 ILL.,
The town at tho west end Of the bridge n,uat be
bard MP f<,r trade When its newspapers resort to
such leH 10 got It. Yonss truly,
BRowH, PRICE L Co.
, 1875-11-23

Take the Daby to Brands gtudto.
Card photographs Of children. $3 per dozen.
, 1875-11-23

Win stove- s'uyers Please Remember
thst they cannot hnd anything anywhere letter OF
moro ecenonwsl far hs4tu2 purpose than oile Of oIs
AtRspd bsse- hutners4 or asaNHtt t4rloe, Ianea r
pAtont l93 And III HtAts-st,
, 1875-11-23

Wll succeed In Europe, but In this country.
where ruf1lanism ssake under the euso Of lib
etty. ard whnre the httcm!t to Buoptesa IL
within tho bound. Of human dccenoy would
be tyraunv. il ia dif-rrn,. Tho probabilities
arc. that not untit unr CITY tai am lndcrina III
abhoB our Indus ltuA harHl5zod ITO Bas Tho
ieAnl) and our iAmilce au ielrsn, would tlo Tear
Of syrannE tJ1so ,ta hold upon our rooiia "ulft-
clent 10 compel them to riee in nrf.defontt,
l''at the Communists are preparing to' scslon IN
notorious fact; ttsey arc arned aud drilling
under competent ica,iels. and, aa "ny hody OF
,ncll, we'll armed and hostile. are danserous, 80
they atc. sud t,biy 80 (, fanatic aud nfBosed III
the truth Of tl,pir ovu peculiar tdeae ttlcy are
os men ,1 % .s ,r.o. @ psn aps ''9a to ne"' .d
ths eooues tho better. They could
1iaco 4.,vo under arms in dtleen minuteH
| AM .IhtU cxtss before tHo hours had passcd. In
with M aounuance Of ammunition aud p1o-
vi ions. Kow. what ate uur reHourcehe lilo
First and Second H.gtaents, and the Police and
Fire Dopartmenta. Nnht is tue cunlition Of
arms aud ammunition, but their Quilt Ii not
complete, thy. hnse no osercoa:s nor kna.,-
sacKn, and Hl1i. il called into scrvico present.
clad IN al tnauner Vt coa's, motley npPeatatce.
Fac seeond NO without uniforms and .ituout
arms. and would 10 uaotul only as relief to tue
Firht, IN which case thcy would hays to 10 tho
ssms Ut the Flr,t. Tho Police owing to politics.
40 almost useloss. IhiIr Cuief could
i o but lttlo ~ish them. although with
c. ,nc.rtcd sc.lop they woald 10 usoftt. Yot L.
II t4e general opinion u, 4t they would fal to d.
Il ,cir duty. 1hu Fro De 'alttnent would bs
n n1erea useicrs by an H1arna OF fira. Dy tho
~, lad almost forgotten the Hannibal
u. ,ua,es. They would be valuable also their
OIL Tut being. Uelleye, ootn,leto. ] bare snoan
tL, danger aad resources and. believe me, tho
jA, ,xer il far gleAssr llan tho
eye u tnau nave represented OR city IL IN u
bad way 1nanc q iy. aud likely to b. %olso bo-
Io;e the w.uter IL over. 1speak the trut!,, for
IwrH "OxE OF THEu."
, 1875-11-23


10 The EdA9r ef The CAirupo 1tioune:
CnlcAuu, Nor. 2l.--Would there bo anything
w.ong II tho City Fathers would establish
Warming aoes for the police during the prcsent
coming rigorous winter nights II would DO
but triiilag expense to tLo clsg to have rooms
at reaaopa bio distanoen for tho accomm cd aton
of these mon 80 that they mipht stop and warm
themselves for few minutes once An hour. 1t
Ia certainiv terrible ordeal for policeman to
ualk back at,d forth on biz beat from midnight
till DAY without fire to narm hin. Now aud
then, OF conrso, QUO policeman could
guard tho boat whllo tho other warnod
himself, and Yicb yefsa. True enough the plea
mlght bp rendered :hat tIov reoelyo 4 good
salary frr their aprY:ces aud that Il they do not
w,at to fteozo, let shem rasisu-others will lsko
their places Thtn thoro is . feeling that
polcemou aro 60 moan that fresang Is too good
ior them. possibly wc may have some ruch
ulon Tho force, but 7 am confident thai no city
eau boast OF d better disciplined aud moro hon
otable body OF mon itt tic aggregate than lhe
police furcc Of Ch:cigo. Humanity would
tiietAto don't frcezo tho "boys ''but let them
have cAance," aud glye them place to warm
1T once In HhlIa. COMPASSION,
, 1875-11-23

wh~ro this 1obelous son Of tho Church hah
tceu lepoBltod Ii sspaf ntcd from tho rcat OF tho
coIIeerrAted ccme,ety to ho no long mora thnn
profano plsco-au orl,nAry ploce OF gtound."
, 1875-11-23

MARRIAGES.
GWAN-DE FOREST-Iu tIta cltr. Monday, Nov.
~ by the ItoY. Arthur Mitchell at tho Firat Irtsby
teritn Church. tho NoT. Beuls lsnin L. s~an and Mrs
MARIA l.. Do Forest,
, 1875-11-23

Ono dollar q case Is the foo for phvsfcfaus In
6tar,l. paynaeut beiny contingent On the patlontH
recovery, 10 that as sooD as Ao becomes dagger
onsly Ill tho doctor sfays away. In this manner
following 10 tho opular euro for fever: ." Tako
Fragments Of tha horn OF tho rhipoueros. Tho
tooth Of an elephant. tiger, bear, and ctooodtle
add to ehesc portions Of tho te4h Of vuIturc.
crow anl goose. q morsel Of the born Of q
bison and q stag, aud . tltlle sandal wood pound
all up on moatencd stone; administer half to
tho invalid, mud rub his budy with tho other
snoiatY,"
, 1875-11-23

Pianos and Organs.
uallet. Davis l. Co.'S Grand, Square, md Upright,
and smislls American Organs, can te found only ut
". ". klmball's, oo1nor State anl Adana streets,
Chicago,
, 1875-11-23

The 9hrinlkaro in Prtoos
ID not half apparent In any otAor manufactured
tclo In this market In the immense stock Of furn
turo tho manufacturers have nr,!cset their agents
Sampson, Greene Co.. 100 aud 1D4 et.to street. to sell
, 1875-11-23
MARRIAGE

LANDLORDS Perfumea
are Ike natural flowers and bouqucts.
, 1875-11-23

3udNo Cole--A Good VVnfKer-A Fall
Action for SchuctlUn-NO mGro Mill.
tHry C0lnpanlcBs
, 1875-10-21

PEACE AND PROSPERITY.
MusToaEE, /. T.. Oct. 20.--EnGch Hong, of
tho Central suporiutondcncy. lef: hero this
morning on visit to tue Western tribes. Ilu
waa accompanied by m oycort Of llroo Connect
Cd with the Indian neryico. lilo will maKe tho
annual payments to the Sac and Fox ttibcs while
absent. atr. Hoag sl.is report for 1916 to tho
DEPARTMENT wil show greater adyarco In
civilization and wealth by tho IndiallH Gt tho
Territory tlah In any PREVIOUS ycar, better
crop than waa ever before rniBrd, a1id ponrly
du1tie Tue acteaga. It ia moro than teu-told
greatcr than u lsG5. general state Of good
tac.ton u folt by all taat tl1ay nov progsoEs-
Ing finely and desire to cot'.lnuo tho experiment
towards becoming self-sustaiu,ns without mo-
loAtation. Maj. Knox, II tho Into
rlor Department, is Mt praAent in
the pottawatotnse Nat.sn, allostiag tloir land to
individuals. they llayiltf decided to tako thuln in
aoyesaltv. Thia tribe ia moro largely mi9od
with tho white ofoment than RnY other tribo In
tho Territory. Many of them nase good fnsms,
farming implonohtt,. and Htock, aud arc build
lux $4,000 Hchool-houso cut Of their tribal
fluid.
, 1875-10-21

engraved s 'n.t!',a uro1 @ 5.ct "T5,ys'st % !; b., &,
ut n sss ssSss s ss aiss
sas os n' Ih.'o 80 are .sr s wS'f ~ "1s fr,s
man. "lro liz WIN Rasc tlic o1d r INIT c "hn n"ye
I w:ro rtMsily Nrrat. Tue ntn saw ft to relnfrn
Without thi- o'eilco an1 ,lIsci.Iu urdsr al to"er
arr !nt"st'lsr.
h.lp, hs trae IT our rhilntry cfcn Hh"nll WIt nHn
rfft u" :, ln4 her citizens ihs yisl !ltento!srs
sst.t,tart!y = 'o The rracre Of military oesnre md
tho sosls Of .r lauthtcl rh!cf dsa. stnt,!snn thy
sol.nleos e,|di.r WHO ks. r!srr hY ia''ara to e
t:nty an' rrac1I:e ot m',ttaI 'l' ino elnL- sli
E'.r% rnx s s,easa ws e r., sn'y 5 @
tsn o'cers snd s'' lien of tho soe'n1 isesim.' ha.
That cliva'ry which Ina "0a anil tlu right" for lis
tatto-cry and Col aud iho right for fts reward.
After tho 1lev, Dr.. Entlcr'n address. the Post
oh':e dlco tub rang several patriotic nlls'
TIE HON. TiiUEAA 4. MOYNE
was thru introduced, and. aftor making inv
llmoro tss remarks tatd TINT II was rcireeh!ngnl
these days Of political corruption, whom n'Ans
1udu MORO making attacks OH tho Trcasnrv Ut
tho State, to Hnd aomo who wete organizing 10
defend It ut their OWL can't. Under Goyotn-
mont }iko ourH, w1lero all tsrrn t]est, voters nho
wnro allowed to caFrv tc!r arms II tln1e Of peace
'"Akc tha host citizens. liz Ie!t gyatlsaca that
wn NOW Ind volunteer fnrcn to protect u. III
caho an emergency sllo1ld Misc.
otr. ]. ]. Lhior tticn rcni poem. written Tor
tho OCCASION By ifr. Jnln Doylo O'f1iI!y. Ut tho
Doslon Pilot, omitted Il FretlttekatnrE -Deo. IL.
1ao2 Which wau well racesyod. and At its eon- On
cuhinn n yoto Of Thinks rms rendered to Dir.
OIReltly. on motion Of Col. Onn1IAn.
1aRsor Co1yin nnppunced tlIat ha wnnhl rcr-
on,mcni MI APPROXIMATION b, lie Council for HE
First anJ Second Regiments Il the City Of Ch!-
caEo when opportunity offered,
Tho hour wns liow getting lato, and tho Fjrat
Reglmont waa about to retsto. when thcY wero
invited to return after tcny,ug ttoir equipments
dt their Armory, md Indulge In ahe hop which
would conclude tho oxarciHes
Letters Of teErot o1, account OF not being hhlo
to bo prnsont wcre rceelyctl from Ills Excol!oncy
Gov, HoyeridBe, L!eut..Gen. Philip II.
Sheridan, AdIt. t.-Hon. II. II. IIilliard !. &. c.;
I}riR. .-Gcn. 4. g. Ducat I. ), g.: Franklin Mac
Veagl,, EHq. john DoYlo 0'lsoIlly. sud john
Ford, editor l,Ish World.
enco WAS invited to indulge in tile mazy mcsllcH
of tho dance.
nEo1MENTAL RoaTEn.
The following Is the Rcgincntal roster:
t"ione:-.J. II. Qutrk,
a. tiaa najor-jamea Qulrk.
Qaayter,,asies--W. q. Mcclure. ..
"a. A.-Capsain. i. ]: cnnlG; First lieutenant, ].
11Gt -.
q. Mec.ptaln. r. !. I!ee5n'; First Lieutenant,
q. ]. O'Cnnuer tank aptt Gls, IS.
Co. C.-Cartan, Jotn Murphy: FlrHt Lieutenant,
Thotnaa Mcaney Second Lieutenant, Juhn htcC.tfroy
e. D-captan, Joseph A. E,elo rir.t 1lcu4cn,ut
w'3'1m IN. S.s ss SECOND Lieutenant William whs'e
g. .E-Capt.in, Daniel opirk; r1r,s lIenscnnnt.
John Lanighn; Second Lieutenant, - Do.lrko 1auk
nnd file, 45.
Co. f.-captan, D. Ryan rank and Ills, 70 ,nea.
, 1875-10-21

tonlu1cs wh4rh couu,snc,l Int Innu-
ary, thould .6uslnn urcraliona fnr
two werka ln or!ol'er, fn "rier I" alow tl,o on.
er members OF tho continuation tn ratot1 up tho
qoosa appropriated to them tur TIN rrsent sea-
HAn. 1t Is alleged Tint tho im!a"ar'', Lac'ia.
"anna. 4 Ncptorn ltAilload Company. hayH
ignored their rostinn Of tho contract by rltprins
coal 10 comnetittso point. to tho cstont Of abnnt
al,D|,0 tone lnat wcck. ati within fDu0G tons Ut
tho tInnntitv furnas4ch to tilc-wntcr up tu tin
Eatno t'nin Inst scar. How srr,on+ Tho Falling
OF may 1,r"yo to 10 connot 10 definitely deter-
tion. OH Wednesday next, tho ?lth lust. Ihero
Is eulat'torahln .E1nnlhling on tho part of tho
t.el,icll 4 Wilkoahnrlo roal Company, and
il j. ,,i most EIooab.o TINT ths bitterness ,
VALLEY mud llcndng llailrund folkn. II IL possible
that President H1nan may give satisfactory nx-
rianaton rs to tho action Of tho company oser
which l,o rrcsidos md TINT Tho hsrn1nny hcret,'-
torn existing lit tho cont combination will not 10
dsturlo.l to any notable extent.
There IL g!oonr lo',h ass.n1 for the miners In
this Htnrtrr. 1n-t!ay tho moi Hf tho l.chi;;l
L Wilke.barre Coal Genraay l.ava been se-
tEccd to three-gnrtnra time, md Wllrn it IL con.
Bideroa that an they claim, thoy can hardly nlalio
living at tho pfosont ratio nf wagoH, ovs.I When
fully etnployel. tho prospect mus bo very tlia-
hcartenlng h them. rhry hnyr Tho tobtn cot,-
their condition must be ttnlv dclHuTablo Under
tho shortening OF tho l!'ura nj lnl,nr.
lhoso urofossng tn 10 posted in tito matter
intimate That none nf tho Companies wtll store
cnnl this season, an.l That gonrrnl suspension
Of production will tnke rIaco abo,it the tni.lIIo
OF December. Tho Companies nnw control tho
marAct 10 edcctunllv. and hold tho lal,orera in
such all iron grasp that they can venture upon
increase their prnft by 1t. Tic prospect of
having all idlo population Of anno l5,ouu Or
"a, 600 roa.ning abzoad IurlnE tho lorth Of win
ter IN not an agreeable one to contemplate;
Al. - IN - ,1rr IL fnnn
Tho proposed plans Ut tho coal combination AEo
fully carried ont.
, 1875-10-21


efSfkSStAf. ThA'S'
spre'nl Dslmtth 10 The f@''ao. 5FiL'''r.
DrFrALo, N. L., Oct. 20~-Ihe Centennial
train, consisting OF nvc rnllnan pa,aec.cars
i'm 1,,rTn,n .b,a ,,o,,nv NJ ? n,c,,c1 horn, f,r
'"0 '"' ,.,1 ~ oe'osn no"a '.a
taao,pulh. Vh ooaf" @ WGra rloaiheh. mr..
'u,,; "" a.t .n1 ,s, 10y, M'
etectn' 'hs'lAt'on u 'enotS eislAuis " iHit'e1
fhla 10 N1seHa tho PROGRESS n'aue W THO Pief'a
rat!ons for tho coming Conte"fl'ai i3par''o On
atn'te a. ohott at .i!splay "@A msae r.n. - III"
uhlrt'a! assh va pan. o'or i.SrI.Hn'.o rt.ee.:
music war hau W tho Union Cpfhrs i'ann ..'r ~
hour at tao aerot, Enn ra" "FS'nsf'srTa ss s'~ns
!he tran' Tllo E"7o tniftF'rEhI r MrsN a'H1n a.,
1eiofe departure. hnh tue eass WI" IT,, s",.y 10y
tl,uane.. "lsa puht,ng; HMaia ~ lila oScn;t.
pe1tod 10 arrive o. Ittlaacta.'a 't.'e ~ In'ps'
nru loaFe on thc1r return IN. r,oi a. Es, NO.
morrow evening. IlIo ',n''; u 'nnGotr hn',l.s
rum, Izn miles, IN I1l1eo 49, - ~ -. ",i IL "a.
Among tho liat Of tis'sh W pate,o 40 ,na'' so
jion: uudo Mafs' ',,;I,n Mayns ~ ,i,n 1ron +,
10y. togcrn"f o' .''.E" ~, a,,i T i, = n.u -
ayes: uose,'1rcFe' 1,raF u a % ,,,oas IL wa ran&!,.
ton, Mayor o1 lla.o. ~" at;n'' nrn ill.,
Hctsou' 11o @ sassAso ,era1' uu'p X r.Io ~
Hon. - - ato' ,l,.a y, n,n,oo, ;,o,r,. ~.
20. - i.a.;da, g. ~ " IL nonr, o Tr.Io
h1tu"at,u ua,.. ~ .he rIns- 1.tan II a Row"
, 1875-10-21
SPOI>'I'[NG.
THE TURF,
TIE ilALTlalUl{l. RACES,


DALT1MorE. Md, Oct. 20.-This tho second
1ay Of tho racea Oh tho nnlco Courho, ia bright
ard beautiful, aud tho attendance il larger than
yesterday. Tho first raco Was dash Of l mile,
for all ages, that had not won ut Saratoga or
jerome Park Blnce jnly. 1871, Or this year, and
Was ron BY FIRST Chance, sprnglet second, aud
0'Noil third Time, 1:1G!l. Wcatherby tho ia
vorite by largo odds, calno tn fifth Eight lorses
started.
Tho second race WAS a milo hoat for 3-year.olJs
That have not won q hawoepHtakD raco thB yenr at
jerome PARK. Long Drauon, Saratoga. or 1alti-
more. The ilsst heat was won by RbadamanthuB.
Jack Irlgg second. Arctur1lB Third. followed by
Gray Log fourth, and Charley Ghoathnm dis
tanced. Tinle, 1:475i.
by 1ifindnmhuthus Arctlirus Second. jack Trigg
third, and GrAy-Log dHtancod. Time lax.
The third raco for handicap. all ages. III
miles, was won bv shylock. Mattlo 4. Recond,
slerodao thIrd- Timo. a;l2. Matte A. was the
faYotite.
THO utaeplo-chaso. about ~ miles. was won
by Mimic Mac, Oango second,
DEATH or A VETERAN TN0TTEH.
Fl. Lou,s. Oct 2D.--Jact Nosster, q famous
srotting horse twnnty years agc, died yesterday
at tue farm Of john Duiry. this county. lIo was
TIM property Of G. 15ont Carr, and was SO years
old
CALIFORNIA RArE DKoKEy UP.
BAN Francisco, caI., Oct. 2p.-.T1o dash Of
yerttecd 70 bo run nt tho hay District track
to-day, botween tho Eastern horses Spring.
bolt. 0rin,stoaa anl Wild Idlo, IL "oG." Tho
managers Of, Bpringbok and drimstoad decliuo
tho contest.
NEW TONK.
NEW yonK, Oct. 2o.-Tile great trotting-match
for 81, 100 side botwecn rrosporo aud Honest
Dntchlr'an ca,uh OF to-t1aY at Prospect 1ark.
l'rospero won in tho trst beat. Time, 22::42151
Honest DutcAu,an was oistanced.
BASE GALL.
nnowAs--IIAHrEoRDs.
HAnrFonp, Conn. Uot. 2D.--l}aye ball; Hart
fords, 4; st. Louie Browns, 1D.
NtgtTEa--1UTuAf.a.
NEW YonK, Oct. 20.-Tho ChicngnH warmed
tho Nuiunla lobby To the tuuu Qf II to 9.
, 1875-10-21
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