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, 1875-10-08
SUBURBAN..


Tho Board Of Trustees hcld al adjourned meeting
Wedncsday Night for tho further consideration Of tho
water.works btds, all the members being prescut.
The p!pe-en again hand III full force And 10
avoid An unluatcd indulgence In the resssntrics Of
Monday night, all persons desiring to speak n-
lied 10 ten minutes. Mr. ChasN Chairman Of tbs
Water Committee, tna1e al additional report In regard
to tho claims Of John Mills and harrington h Branch
to tho contract. An ortnlon a.i been obalned from,
James s. Murray, who had acted succcs.fuly a. nt-
torney for tho town. lie lled that Mills two htda
could not 10 combined by him as one. au thst Far,
rinRton i BrAncls had advantage several
others n point Ut limitation 1t provided for much
Llpt-no more, no less.
Alr Chase further sid that way ont Of all this
snuddIe with thu contc,lag claims of tha caat-iron
to adopt wroltght-rnu Fipo throughout.
This pipe could not c burnt, which atrong AEgu
nlent in ita tavU1 NJ tho Town Intending to
direct 1t alsa 1loDn' rhealer than tho
cast iron. 1t waa anEertcsln9 Tie chstron pipe IN
many paees nnd driving IL from thn f"ld.
followed each other in rapid succession, number Of
contractors ssii being aud saying 10 in an-
bceu accorded nananal faclltl~ for nrsng tAetr
oral bids tlfoughoat this wLole matter. pud *ome Of
cuutens viii, occupying hours Of valuable
time In claiming rV:.t the arnrd Of the cunract,
they have openly charged corruption tho gentlemen
having tho business III hand. II was perfectly co.n-
Ietent for the uo,rl to hare entirely o1clEdti them
ftpn. lis conferences unti! the award vas decided
uion, and, n yIow nf the turn ndaiGs hayo taken,
wstnI have been witcr.
Thu report Of ha COMMITTEES retorspI back to IT,
With Instructions N draw Ill contracts aud Aots for
na5 action ty tie Board ut ts meeting next Monday,
aud with tho recommendation Of Thu following ttds
For u and inch ca.t-Iron ripe tho International
l1no Company at 34l.as Per ton, with arccihl
castings 4 $i5 per TOM, for. i aud 4
Inch wrouehtron rirc. Ilsd1slt!. Bowen, 1fnl-
worth Z Co., at <la,ao2.sa; for laying tho
tae D. L. Gaappe'' IT 90; for la5ina cast.'ron
tEnr, st .o7; for hydsanss, Is. 4. Wool X Co., 1t
~ apiece aettiIg valves, john Mills. at F., ap!ecc.
TB leftr4 tho dtctxion for five uaya, The
sou III Already we'll advanced, md every day Lust
throws tho completion of thu work further tnto De-
coEl',er.
bids for tho lafo-shore protection rier wcso no1t
opened. Tho pier Ia to ba lot feet long, with L II
feet long. Q. y. Green bid for pile 1nur. $40; MIL
1or l. kiubal for two styles Of po pisrd ,Gd0 sna
tiaN l.. D. Owen. for bog pier, 81 Gov: 3. D.
Miner, for box Pier, Ss,U0B All tho bi!s wcro re-
ferred to tho Water Committee to report Monday
night.
The building Of roAsbed for 80 rods on Sulzer ase-
let to Edward Chant for t110 per foot. Twon-
y rods Of tho samO Hhelcld lat to j.
q. Wilson st 63 csnts rcr foot Tho Board than nd
juuF1a1 10 Monday.
, 1875-10-08
which hs "a now travelling. Az far u regards the
company ~hIsh has ban playing Ahers, Il ID n!ossd


NETTING or TnH ALuNNI.
A meeting of tbs slumnt and former studsnts Of
otsrItn College hsd In the Of The Chicago
Dss Assocsuou in FArwsi Hall yesterday afternoon,
With fair attendance. Dr.. James Il. Palrnhtld, tho
present Pres,dent Of obcriu cAisd ths meeting to
deF, and snAds ahor aud informal 4ddrtsa In which
s stated tho object Of tbs meeting 10 be, Tar he
knew, 4oetnl intercourse 10 look into each others
faces and talk old ttsnes. He uIed Mr.. Jones
to lead III prayer, ~ hna bsen the custom in former
mcstlnN.
Dr.. Farehild then spots 10 thoss who hid no. been
IN obarlin Of lata years. He noted TIE
chauRes ID rlaee snd lnhabtssnts, msnttoned
vary beautifully Tho death Of President Fnney. and
,', snn9spsed IT 'host!y publication q b. ~t.ns,
improvement and changes In tbs old place =" of thr
new buildings, which coat $4,000, Of ~i.ieh .A but
been enlarged; that Tho Library now contained i4ap
volumes aud that tho cabinet had been Improved an
enlarged. Tha Theological School now contained
Addresses allied With words of. good feeling aud
good nature ws!e made By several kcntsnlsn gsa9a M
h.a btsn lsnisnt with him ho,s ", II, fsx
Sss e.aas5' as5s 'a2'n'' H. stated n ass hi bad
10, spent Sunday snet b, ~,.aoMt oscs;
ns ss n;a o ra III n &c a
able 10 say what 10 had Just eatd. He recalled Oil
scoues md times. and *YoAo of tne feeling Of Lind.
h1r. hftitten rcjoccl in tho changer made IN the
nation since hn graduated In lat tn universal free
dom, anil III tho efforts nse IN tho attempt to sboliah
IntcMteFancc.
Jvhi, IT, Kcl.ic of tho Class Of u, said that he slip
ro.eI that tits theological studcnss could only be prop
eEly called tho SONS IT obcrltn, but that hc uuat be
c.ascd ntno8 thn sons-n-aw. Tia spoko oE hib raat
experiences sud continual ntorest In his Aims Mater,
and all those connected with hsr,
Mr. htken wna called for, and said that The old
nsn, by courtcAy, should bo excused, and he knew
that the younR man wantnd chance for exercise
Of their eocutonaTy powers, aud ha would make room
for them.
Prof. G. y. shur.ef WAS constituted, BY his own
choice, tho bcggar OF ths occasion. tfe exposed tho
Coyosy Of the college, and demanded that contrhl-
iona Should 10 asnt IN to snebe he young men who
worked their way through To have morn itno for
HtuGy and greater facilities
All was gro1uR late tho meeting uas changed Into
social gathering and conversation tho order OF
the LAY. To judge by tho merry voices great many
pleasant things were said Au1 old anecdotes related,
for mauy frtends wero unexpectedly met AMI many
nav onea adc BY noAriJ q! present. Among those
gathered may bo mentioned the Kev@. Mpses Lun4ley.
~, John Tood y mud II. r. Dfske -, y. renueld and
y. y. Cochran ao T. s. Fisher ". =. I. Cllsboe ~,
H. barnes e1 .. u. Waters 80, Z. +. Grabi 6s, and
7. A. Wadsworth ~.
, 1875-10-08
DEATHS.

pLUMMEH-Thursdsy, Oct. 7. John Dix ipt.nt ~.
days. son ~
Funeral from rsadoncs, 81 Winchester ~. Rain.
day. Oct. 0, 1t p. m. 'e
BtLYEnMAN-sampeon II. aI',ormsn. son OF La,
hrna stlverMan. aged "a montha and 2l days.
~ Nov York, Cincinnati, and San FrAnclseo nn,.,
please cory. t@p'@'
JACKaON-Tho beloved wife of Martin Jeet.o,
aged 81 yoar1 md months. after q very long in.s
Funeral takes pfsct At her rosidnnce 4S1 Mtchies.
Az, Al . q. m. Friends arc invltAkl TO attend sAs
KERn-At 104 Miller It,, May Iryno Kesr. o,a.a
tlaugltar Of Wilson D. and Mary ksrr, aged Ia .s
aud u days. ''e'
Funeral on Friday n o'clock.
StMONToS-Ats st. Paul, sliun., Oct. 4, Isab.,L
Caander, agou 80 years. vito OF DR.. T. D. slmonraO
QufSS-Cecila, daughter Of JAmeV Quinn a, -
restIoncg, ft1 9nush AufkAn-at. - as
Fnnvrai tskos plAce Saturday At f0ap 4. H. h, a..
fs1re TO Calvary. '' " 1h
, 1875-10-08

We Don't Believe In "Leaders."
Deception mover gains for honse any advantages,
and tho practice OF marking faw staple articles for
leas than cost to eadsra aud 10 deceive the pub
liz with, does more harm than good.
Every garment In our house, and every A.l.c!s Of
fuEntshng goods eads for itne|f, Our prices sru put
OIL al goods 1n pain hguEes and these marks ars con.
stantly convincing tho throng that daily n storo
that wa do What We clatm snd "zctail our goods II
lobter's prices the year raunt." A. J. NurTiso. O.
o. D. cathier for moa aud boys, tsi anil ls6 Htato
ItFeAt.
, 1875-10-08

with htvor standard, from jsmca Otis glass A1nari,I,
from Mrs. g. II. Lahin nsh tnife and fork from Dr.
Justin Hayes; pesrl card caro- from Mia Mary pck-
ford card RECOVER. with bouquet holder htEAchod
from Mlts Lane; mnstc rack from, Mrs. Witlts bal
com; = most elegant m,ao ttase. made OF walnut,
from, Mr. Frank II. Tobey; bronzc rase<, pitcher
.h.pe. from Ann!a n. ro!tie, Of Nov Iors:
pair Of blue~ep1melcd nsntel ornaments, ar
t!c1es Of yes.n, bronRht from Europe by
tho donor Nils Emma J. Blatt !" acene on thc Hud.
towsr pot, from William F. Keep; b nuc engraving,
with rich frame, from @. r. CoxEc*htu. ESD ~ VI.
qulalts flower stand, from J. II. Adsit, IT.
, 1875-10-08

Spsriat IispateA 70 TIA CAtea9o tFituds.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Oct. News haa been received
here from the wreck Of the propeller Merchant " the
return 10 this city Of brigham. sgeus Of the has who
reports tho deck above watsr. Ths tug Hagssaan With
tLFee steam pumps, left for Tbs wreck 1oon after the
news vas received hc1s bat the Way down met the
steamer sheboygsp, Of ths Goodrich Lius, the Cap
Aaib q4 which tot ha the pnmrs would bs of ne uas.
aE6 tbs usxtFt1an Fsknkks4. II - hat ss1A4S$<tH
pfihatis {saS nv w psers tQtA WA
, 1875-10-08
SPORTING.
BASE BALL,
TIE WHITE BOOKINGS DEFEATED.

the WHITE BTooK1Nay pTTEA7ED.
sptetat Disnaeh to TAs cAtcaso Tribune.
at. Lou1s, Oct. 1.-THE ninth game Of tbs nhAm-
pionshlp eeres between the ~. Lonis at,d Chicago
clubs played this afternoon At the Grand Avcnnn
Park, aud terminated dsasrous'y to ts Whites, who
were beaten altar gallant struggle BY scoro OF to
!. There probably a.soo spectators IN Attend
sncs Il being by I'll oIds tho asgess gathering in tho
Park since the 9Th Of July. Mr. Was, Of Louissie, I'M
ptsed the gas 10 the satafactiou Of croryboy albeit
ho committed two or three srrors Of judgment. lc
had. however, number AZ vory coso polnta to dccitlo
during the progrcss Of tho game. peterA, Dietssk,
And Deyln especially the former two scquteI then-
folves With credit, ~ did Quinn. but Warren White,
anil Glenn wero decidedly on. Tho Chicago chapa
were outp!aycd Of erery point. Thu nruwns, ami.
ALL did to1s. Hfa}lcy came In for he lions shnsO Of
applause, by winning The game In tho eighth inning
Ills terrific drive 10 right brought lloule two mtr.
Appended in tho hcoru in fuli:
, 1875-10-08

TO fht l+HtOF a. EaA th1to9o lft5lHks
Cn1cAuo, Oct. TT hAyo a!ways besn great friend
Of Foreign Mission work, but sestsrdsy those
article in tho Chicsxo lima agasnst uegiectng
work hero for the aAxe Of heathen nations and
panied With such practical proof Of ths necessity for
such work that about converted 10 sheir belief
Al loaAt, think thu Hoard IN seaslon In this city
should stop In their WORK loug enough 10 II they
can do anything for tho 1tnxs. They hare with them
= great many saeu who bars had largo experience
aulpnK tle lAlf.cirillrod ani the barbariAn .,
and ths opportunity should no. b tost, for II may 10
}tsrs btfore c1uld Ret many moro lnea hers
competent to ssal with Ills class Ut they would
md around that establishment. They hare ono man
wn ha4 had Year, al osPsEieneo sulong the hostile
atoux, and Il IL be preauarl that he hhs tho relu
ats COURAGE aud another wt4o has had years Of rxt%
e4ra Ainong Tho htasheu Chinese and has brought
Of their idols With him trophy. Now II these men
could 70 theEe aud wssstle with tho Tsmsa tn4n and
Srns shs tdo! away from tho 1tmss o!es they would
sonfss loon upon OaicAgo That would lay ua under
'sa:iay oblsatio u then. Youss truly,
FalxNb TO HEA1MLA Ar uoax.
, 1875-10-08
THE PEABODY FUND.
Report OF tho General Agent to tho
TfusE1Cks


NEwl Yonk, oct. 7.-Thc Peabody Fund Truatoeu
In session ngaln today. The report Of the Treas
urer WAS read, aud showed tho to4l amount available
for appropriations to educational Institutions 800 5o0
The report Of tho General Agent Dr. Heafs, stated
that Tho public schools Of VirGlnia constantly i'm
proving IN character and increasing IN number. North
Carolina has not yet male equal progress. Thu
Peabody 8cAoo!a OF tho Btata numerous.
They receive TOO lttfs support from the state.
aud dopend too much on tho contributions
Ia now, a. agent, visiting tho peope, aud nettug
tho subject in Its pEoper Light before thci OF south
Carolina but lttlo can 10 SAID. Until recently few a
pl!cationa for aasisaAco hnse bee1l msn from that
stsse. The people Ut qeurga nso iu = condition
not unlike that Of North Carolina In regard
10 schools. Florida, Aftalkas and Tt1As X the
present tI1ue perhaps, tsh!nd tue othCr Southern
8taes In tho support Of schools. From present indi
Cations, howcyor, mpfs favorable report may 10
expected next yons. Over hundred counties Of To1as
hayo hcea yaitsj by the agent and about schools
reported III operation. Tho Stato Superintendent
Of Schools In AlabkmA reports that tho public
Superintendent Of Public Schools in MisstAs!ppi asys
that public sentiment II be1ng rapidly developed lu
favor Of froo public schools, aud at taxus for thsr
support 4Ea promptly paid. Tho ncrea4e iu 1ttend-
ns been moro than ~ per ccat over last year. The
work IN Louisiana, though by Moaua iost, IN not
accomplishing all that cpuld bo DESIRED In Tennes-
hea the public schools rapidly multiplying, and
West Virginia continues to support ts schools but
failed tais year 10 make appropriations for a normal
schools. TIN funds did IOt bold out sufficiently Last
year gye tho last Htas ls duo lhare. It Will hero
foro receive to tho present year tbs contr!La.
donA Of !he Trt4oss for the year ending July, 1875,
, 1875-10-08


5psefoI Uispateh II The EAfoaee 1rttssi.
LAyAYErTk, Ind, Oct. Tho sesldehce Of Adolph
Marks. gardener Ayips about miles south Of thia
city, destroyed by fro about o'clock last esen-
Ink. Maria VIA 1t lndIanapoh. His two children.
being tho only occupants Ut the tlme weFe rescued
with ditaculiy. Thn loYs MAS complete, including a
considerable stoCk Of wine Total 1of4 4buut $j.u
Insured In F1reans Fund Of California for ST o4.
About , o'clock tts saorning thu Thriller grain.
house a Wea staton; 1bo'n ul.es s"us,Hsst 1t
au.ouut of wheat aud corr IL store,
Tutal lows UPWARDS OF IS W.: Insured in the Home
Of INV York fvs 4IU,45D; fhuutx Of Hartford, $IU-
$50; pheui1 Of New York. *3ooo. 10th arA were III
ceualary+
, 1875-10-08
THE RICCER,
TuR BLOOMINGTON MATCHES.

spseiaI Dis,.afeh to fAt catea9o 1rtsant.
nLooAlKaToA, Ill, Oct. 7.-The shooting tou1na.
usent ended to-day. The attendance was good.
Ftrst Math-uuuter. Of E,khatt. md coe. Of War.
erty 31o aide, 10 single and Is doulu rpos Of the
tioKle, Hunter acoEe1 n Cos, II double Etes Hunt
ct, Us Coe, yo match Won by lluu,ur.
Second jfutsh-Ten single, frst prlzo, gun Ercond,
silver pitcher third, Btlysr goblet tlrst by
Hills, sucund by Sherman, aud third by straight, of
bloomington.
Third Mateh-Fse doubles, $l2, y, aud s. Triton
Arat, AtsrFstt aud Felton a9c,nd. Sherman th!ru.
R1vsEal othor minor matches were lhot. ..
Capt. uoRards, on t1Albltiou shos u birds ont Of
~ In > minutes and II aeeDnas. tbs birds weIs
thrown t~n VI ttne III the air. aud boxAElns loaded
lis 0wu Kun.
, 1875-10-08
MARRIAGES,

Observation-Disclosures sasy evening. a. !.
At ~ Warren av., chlcsgo hy tbs Rev. Bamuei Fs,io
y. H., Hiram 8. Waters aud Mis- Emma E. Wt.rS
fr noston papers rltaro copy.
BA1TER--nALL--In this citJ, On Thuesd.y. n.
+. by Bishop Charles Edward Chcney. john +, H,i1A
q 1doli 5hvnehton County, ILL.,, Md Mss Mary III.
Hall, Of Chicago. ICY
, 1875-10-08
HAND IN HAND WITH MExlcn

$rsetai DispzkA to TAs chteaaa 1ttasas.
Nkw ORLKAxt, Des. THE Hspubtt0n's EaI An
tonto Ts1.. Special dated to-day, says that ofosas
on has besa recs.sed u headquarters that tbs In.
aisns depredatns In tho vicinity Of Fort 0rkau.
6saos Oehos. 0oyatnos cf chihuahua, tss ketAs*
tseppa, siu es.asazaas saaas&pi!J via ~ vsvts3
, 1875-10-08
RAILROAD NEWS,
Tho Eric Secures q Through Limo
to Chicago.
Tho Lake Front Question Up Agaiu...A
Proposition Invited from tho
Council.
Miscellaneous Items.

A NEW RAILROAD 70 CHICAGO.
Ine announcement previously made ID THE TRIBUNE
that commodors Vanderbilt had virtually obtained
posssasion Of tbs Michigan Central railroad IL
hrtned by Subsequent developments. though Mr.. VAN
dcrotlt and tue officers of this Michigan Central
trying hard 10 keep tbs matter from tho public Whc
this paper nrst published the matter It created much
excitement III tho East aud the stock OF tbs road euf
fosed still furthtr decline. Especially wero tho Bos
ton peopie nAted who lost hy this ARRANGEMENT hc!r
chance Of making immediate use uf tho uoosac Tunnel
for ~catcEu through connecttou Tho reope Of TINT
city refused 10 believe 1t and urged thu officers Of tho
rohd 10 dcny the rumor, but stae gen,lcen conl not
deny It, though they would haro liked 10 do IT,
Thsro can bo fongor any doubt that
tho mattot Stands e1actly ~ reported ln
moro al ths o'cea Of the road from Boston to New
York, and t1p 'rie lsa,lzoaI al*n notified ihss
tho nv. Tho principal object of Vsuderbllt ID
9Saining control q u h. ros md of ths Canada
Wr+.. lo l,aI built four-track roa from K,chcsseT
u, Aibany at much e1tensc, nut tbs Michigan outll
oea Railroad alonn wau not enough u feeder to mako
,h given most of s trade 10 tAa Erie, and this trade
Il what Vanderbilt wAa alter.
TIM Er!u managers, however, have toen toe wide
awake fur tho sa9xeons Cumnodnrt. and, though cut
oa from tho Michigan Central ltallfoad, tley havo
Witch is a. short A. sia the old ros,,c. ai rh wsss
nsnagonnns Will undoubtedly prove popular. Tho
line will run from New York tho Eie to sal.
,.saut!c Great Western; from. Cleveland to shelb,
Junction oysr thu cloreIsn. Colunhua CtncinuasI 4
over tho Chic.go Division of tho baltimore i oho
Railroad. Tim arrangements have al onen completed,
A.s lxaeo cars over tho now limo after Tho lat Of ne1t
month. when hta contract with tho Michigan Central
ceascs.
The officers of tho Baltimore Il Ohio snd Erie nail-
roadB will he In this city Monday to hrznnge Tine
tables, eso, and also nsake arrangements for better
tterot Recommendations than tloHs now possessed by
tho Baltimore Ohio ffallfuad. Tho formation Of tlB
, 1875-10-08

THE REV. THOMAS RYDER,
HAA7foao, Conn.,, Oct. 7.-Tha Hov. Thomas ~
dsr, paste1 Of ths Strong stress Baptist oausch rs
tinaaa, Eng. WAS found dead IN his bed tht, ~
Ing ss The residence ut Mrs. Harriet peceher ato.
prohsb!y died nf heart disease. lis mat Prof ana ead
Slows At ths Twin.sfountain House In AuenSt IT,. H..
and had esllsd To sistt Tho family. ~"
, 1875-10-08

who want good bones. boots and shoes u fair, hon
ess. living pFces, IL 10 20 to WiswaH Greenss No
10 staIe stseet or No, Isl street. TheIi
stock IL vary large.
, 1875-10-08

Tho alarm fsuu BOX u At IL vc,uck ytetdsy morn.
lng WA canssd by nre In .s story frams cot
taRs No. u Alexander street. owned By MAEy oCAllA-
hau. Loss nominal; insu1eA.
, 1875-10-08


l1zrLx ltockt Ark, Oct 7.-6omo lrnus buildings
On Tho corner Of Main ard Eighth &tstets wsrs d.
stroyed by nss Lat uig. I.uss shout 34soo. Lt.!s
tnSuf1nce.
, 1875-10-08
HOG DISEASE.

OoLuNnpa. O., Get. 7.-Tte hog dise4as IL playing
sad havoc Tho number that have disd In this county
within this month u G4timatea 1t 6,O10,
, 1875-10-08

Nrstfal Nls1Meh to Th< CAlea4o 7t1bnns.
pn1LArEtrHIa, H., Oct. 7,-The sixth game be+
tween bb phlladsfnhlas and Bossonn played hero
this .fternoou. the latter winning BY To- I About
nni cold. Ferguson ,rnrtrcl, and gave thseo of Tho
ossous bass. called balls, nn which they scored
two runs. anu very questionable decision OH h of
Meyer1es which hu cl1ed fot1, cost tho rhslatcrh!as
run at tho lcns., two men hc.ng then doubled ur.
Tho Phi!adelphias o'ltbsted their opponents. making
one tnr tue Bohtnus. Errors Of Meyere, Fumer, and
MctleAsy g1vc tho Dossons seycn unnarneh runs.
phias Ave uncsrned runs Bchafer did Eo. play, on
hccnunt OF the lrath Of relative. Thu Bostona won
by ticir superior baae-ruuning.
fnhInos- 3 7 Q
Dostots. q 0 1-B
, 1875-10-08

CHIHAUU AMAIkuHH.
The FrantlinB AMI 1akesidea plAyod their second
match game yesterday afternoon the grounds
of 8tnto aud Twenty.third atFceta. Tho Frankl!ns
won by scors Of IL 10 g. Tho game was, for mus
tours, ono OF tho bsst that haH been shown In tho
Vest this seasou. Duffy. Foley, mt! Reid, Of thu
Tfauklls, 1Eade good ds1y Of fielding ne In gc
er4]y scen In professional yana1 White, Draunock,
ena ottwick, IT Tho 1Attaldos. were equally good.
Mr.. j. Fleming, Ut thu Lbertys. hllod tho tlankless
l,oat!on u umpire. Tho following IA tho Ly
inAings:
InHInG8- ! b
Ftankus... . 2 l Oil
Iaxesides, 0 o o 0 o 0-5
, 1875-10-08

[SR{9V8 N19A VIHHNE. =
Hillet Davis II Co.'s uraud, aquArs, and Upright
Ana sni1h's American Usgsns e4n 10 found only NJ
". ". Kunbaus, corner bt.to and Adams streets.
Chicago ~S%''
, 1875-10-08

Why Sell at Factory Prices"
nuysfa ~ well ~ dealers ksk why b4mpsou, Nreone
Co.. Noa l91 aud l9i htste street, ssl furniture at
"tac'ory prices" A. long ~ tho manufacturers
swhoaa tGau thty Assl ordor II they Aro obliged TO-.
, 1875-10-08
THE WEATHER..

WARRINGTON, D. C., Oct. al a. n,.-For tbs lAkcs,
stationary or rising barometer, northwest to south
west winds. cool, partly cloudy, weather, and
aonat rain.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
J,tyrtaa nr{
, 1875-10-08

From $b to $2b Saved.
We guarantee thls saving TO men who lot NJ rnaks
hsis fs wntss oveFcoat. With two stores full of
things. ouo downturn place. No. 1Ja Dearborn
street, w invits al. 0sdwsy + SewIsut, No. 209
Wrsk NkdtaQp street.
, 1875-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICES,


"LExtNo1oN, Ky., juno 30, ls7a
"9entfeMen: tako very gfoat pleasure IN recou.
rnendlng tho Centaur Lhiulent for hunals. Il u ID
best remedy havo ever tricd for bruises, stzsn eu
splnts, etc. Very respectfully, .-
.tI1ENTY p. Mc1nATH.
Sold BY all druggists; 10 cents and 81 per bostls
, 1875-10-08

a Remarkable Story
so,a g saud who though 20 psy&sly saa1dsd that
w a9Stos HAFs 6At w, saH4d ex SAs Anaslt ~
" pagn5s &tEeA k,lA r " sstyt, nj
, 1875-10-08

THE TOLEDO, PEORIA L WARSAW,
A. l.. Hopkins, Receiver OF tho Toledo, Peoria L
Warsaw Railway, fled a regular report yesterday in
tho United staca Circuit Court for August md Sep
teJuber, M fo!lowh:
1a1ancs Aug. l.... GB 1O2 Al
Recc!pts for August 14j, &x.53
Keceipts for September. ber................ 11,5At.7J
Total receipts $40 127.1G
Expenditures fur August. .S127 .1l3.1u
Expenditures for September. l7a,5la.a7
-$eo0.t3t. 1T
, 1875-10-08

Athtss troopt On stthsr plde Of ths Rio arsada IN
terminating hcstile Indiana. 0on. Orr, has fnstrn.
ro4t commanders to co.opertta with ths troopa ~
Me1lco uAt Tbs samo ~ II they we14 our own trn,
, 1875-10-08

Balance on hand. nd.........,.......,.,..{ 1850, 10
Or tho receipts, sl7e 415.O7 account OF local
ftel and $sU, % account Of local passenger
tratlc. Tho report was referred 10 thG Iaater In
Chancery fos examination.
, 1875-10-08

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
NEw YonE, Oct. 7.-Arrtytd, atssmships Hsmm,o,.
from Hsnbnrg: Russis. from Liverpool; Fr,en.
from uayrs,
, 1875-10-08
THE TURF.
At NASHVILLE.

N..uxr,,r Tenn o,t 1-Tti. M. tha Son,4h d.v
Of the fall meeting Of tho Saahv'e blood Horse As'o
claon. The weather was cool and PLEASANT ths stock
N nno eonu1'ioo 1na asenasn'' 'Ssa' 4n' lA'''S
rs. ~. "ss .,,n tos.. 49, r,.. =,
$.uoi ,,.
y n " Gheathhm o. G. 'nn..sgrAe...''''''''aa
y, H. y: neHanh4 e.. s. hrsReemah''.''.
a. ]. Meoshoon's ca T. Elstat. .:;.::.::;a TO.
Tin ,o,i. snsd ~, ~. az: ,rsrto.. ~ ,s s,e heat
svefaaed: Eisni si3s. xstsri!,s III lii,isai s.,
anea"g hsst s ~ s aa -. 1iss IT'S IT'S
w; H.. ..ao, ,s,, ., a ,,,,o, r., a., Assn
e!at1o1 g v ui,s. r'arsse o. s2m. ~, ,..,x,,,,,
- .tet"'a " ToItts"r
= q fi:tt'r sh NJ Funny ;iaicnc.
SeHss u ~
Tbs noo1, Ko,d IN liz raco avsrape Ar,.on. xeoo
vsxsSs ri ksvb9,n sto FsaDy Msons ' sn :.
x,ti 5nsh ~ IL m}c ~ Win tt,c nsna1 enndtsons
81: Ala1 Donaldson.
an;;rs a1n!; - " II 1,rs, 80
t:ant' " y. shuto.
ssFst. Henry uyd0; ,.:; III;
- r'nuw1;ar f,1xc11g.rr
clSc1TS411, O., o. 1.-The second d.ys races as
u6ehsr nt's"k Ears wn1ea "es1 poe'R9nea 1s@sasy
9n a hs ss
was ssi too soft although efforts lad bean made to
bring T. i9so o. Rpoa snspe 1E:p r,. ., xoo
etx entries: and fo1s M.ttcd.-lItte hoy blacksmith
Maid La! r. IA Clenent. S Lad{ x: won n, the INT
Tine -: 2si' GasE IT,. ,.,, ,,,n =, ., .oo .h.,.
10 o III ~ ne
xsss @ csmpee ;sa % join W. " n., Tom 1ova. and seloo
sanRs'oa 1Sns to ds5f9s.s Tsnaos Boy ,Sstnn!ng
two hoas, HaIl ons az ano 19rth @ snn @ n1.n Tets @
dead heAts between 1htlhet Roy Anu Hall anu Hall
, 1875-10-08

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 7.-Ths WAS the fourth day
OF the fall meeting Of the Nashville blood Horse Asso
ca:ton The weather cool and PLEASANT ths stock
In nno condition, and attendance large. Tho ladies'
department WAS well represented.
Tho rst race, 2uilo heats for Association purse Of