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MEETING OF TAMMANY SOCIETY.

Between i've and SIX hundred members OF Tam
many Society met at Tammany Hall last even
Ing, Augustus Schell, Grand Sachem, presiding.
Some sixty odd members were proposed
and elected, among whom were FItz John Porter,
Gordon L. Mott, Nelson Tappen, Thomas A. Hen
bricks, OF Indiana; Senator Bayard, OF Delaware ;
Senator Herman, OF New York; Governor Gapsen,
OF Massachusetts; Commissioner Thomas A. Brsn-
nan and Eugene McGrath. After the general
routine OF business had been concluded series or
resolutions eulogIstic OF eX-PresldenL Andrew
Johnson were adOpted.
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Tammany Hall General Committee Of the Twelfth As
sembly district in meeting regularly convened, recog
nziug aud entertaining the belief that organization
10 be cficient must necessarily be harmonious ana
united that all elements which tend create dscOrd
and uissensnn should be eraiicae in their inception
aud not permitted 70 grow ana increase, 10 hereby
cOrdia " ndOrse the action taken by the Committee on
Organization OF Tammlny Hall mt the meeting held on
SATURDAY July a IN reference 10 the reorganization OF
the General COMMITTEES and the publication OF the
democratic party In this county
Resolved. That evidence OF our attachment 10 the
princples forth above do hereby aniN
spectiVe names TO foregoing solutions.
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TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

At meeting Of the Twelfth Assembly District
Tammany Hall General Committee the folio wing
resolutions were ADOPTED aud signed By eli the
members OF the General Committes,-
Resolved, That We the nnasrsisnsd sVuaprisine the
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MISCELLANEOUS,

ABSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent states; legal everywhere; deseron, &c. SUIT
hcent cause; publicity required: charge until
divorce granted; advice Tree.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ANNAPOLIS, Ms, July 2l-ArrIvsd. schr HUMBER tsr),
baS.FM july Ss--sniled steamer Lspzag tusr) Helm.
hruQh, baltimore via AanGnhmptsn.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

No. Prise. No Prise No Prise No. Prise No Priss
y,33 SZUJJ y7 S20 2yg .$lJ 81 53 SOOO s076. .$l0J
1878. DJO 9s9J 315 .99.. 1870 aO74 .lOOO SOL 80. lW
1913 .2JOl2J9u ..1375
The i've thousand tickets ending with 1gure tha
same rs the ending figure OF the NUMBER drawing the
Capita rrizel are each entitled to $40.
the Subscribers, sworn CommissoneTs nppontea 70
LOTTERY, Glass c. hereby certify that the above are the
numbers when were this day drawn from the 3ION
place IN the wheel.
Witness hnnls at Covington KY, this day CSatuf
day, July 81, 1870 .,.
L. d. oKUNTNdER Commissioners
PRIZES PAYABLE N FULL WITHOUT DEDUCTION
An Official list OF the above and all future drawing
will be published la the Louisville Nae
Y0rk Herald, New YORK Ban aad New fora NsEA
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

sailed from Fayal June sj bark stafford King. ofNB
for st Helena.
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Steamer
, 1875-09-04
STORM DAMAGE.
IOWA.

lCWh.
OAAHA, Mob, Ropt. 1.--Ihe heavy rain Of yoa-
terday washed ont good deal Of tho track on
the Chicago Northwestern Road, near Now Jor-
fcrson. 10. A cattle train wont through the
bridge at that placo at o'clock last uight, and
twelve cars amaahed. aud nearly nil s!o cattle
killed. No mon woro seriously injured. Tho
operator says that It viii be several days before
We shnii got any trains from tho East. About
all tho tEainH have been taken OF. Tic tram
due horo from tho East this morning tB east Of
New Jefferson, and ono TINT left haro lsst ovsn-
ing Ia at Dunlap. THO telegraph lines aro iu
fronblo alHo Oh thfs route, but all right else-
where.
0MAstA. Scnt. 9-Evoning.-Tho eitnstion on
the CLicAgo Il Northwestern Koad IL muc, bet
tor thnn reported this mornlng. All traiua, how
oyor, have been abandoned OF, tho damaged part
OF tho road west OF Boone aa precautionary
measure. Through passengers holding tickets
ovor thtR road will be forwarded VII tie Chicago.
Rock 1sland & Pacific OF Chicago, Burlington i
Quincy.
0HAMA, Aug. 3.-0encral Agent. Eddy te,e-
graphs from tho acene Of tho wreck on tho Cbica-
go L NortlwoRtetn Road mo !iycs loat, no ono
injured and ouly one car Of stock lost. We Haycd
lGo head. Everything possible Ia bong done to
repisce tha bridge 40 that ssalns can run on tune
"a usual"
, 1875-09-04

BT. LOUIS. Sept 9.-TIo Commission who rc-
comfy investigated tho charges against the In
dian Agent Gibson, Of tho Osagc Indiaus, ar-
rived hero to-dny from Lawrence, Kau., eu route
to Washington. They say they had two open
councils With the 1nlitns, iasting three
DAYS. and gave shcm nn orpor-
tuulty to make n! tLoIr sta.cments without
promptlng or intimidation from auY por4o,,,
Tho Commissioners then sat AZ Court of In.
sIusey. and aono forty white mon aud [mlianB
Wcre examined untlor oath regarding matters un.
der Investigation, The lndiaus wero airiieI j1-
to t8o parties. Que iu favor, tia other aa4,.ot
Glbsnn. anil 10th si,lcA were allowed 10 brur
IN their witnesses without rcsorvo. C. ".
lllsir of kanaa-. aud Col. Ball, of tho Cherokee
Nation. nctctl NJ counsel fur nno rio. alll law
1,no No Fatlo An Dsago Indian, and Cheteka,
Chief Counselor Of tho Nation, for tuo otLor,
ihe Court continued tweiyo tays, aud
evidence covering :l01 r,agea foolecap w tahgn,
IAo COMMISSIONERS will reinau Aers until Tuas-
day next to tevlew tt.e cvldeuuo a,I.l u,akD IN
ahs r repcrs. but decline tu Give any intiuat,on
az to ulht thor decision will In. Tiov COM
plain Of great injustice demo them bY falRa mud
perverted AtAtomentA seiit uyor tie
country through Tho psoss. These
Atatoments arc said to hlyo been made by
Kansas City aud 1eayeuwnrlh reporters, who
only ntteud1d thu Court two days, nhiie that
body sat twolve days, and therefore theY hoard
hut small part Of the eyidouco, and toue Of
that gtYup on Gibson'd side.
, 1875-09-04
THE TELEGRAPH NEGOTIATIONS.

NEW ionK, Sept. 3.-lt Is now pretty daflnfts1v
aottled that all negotiations for the convolItla.
tfon Of tic Heatetn Union aud Atlantic pn.
ciao telegraph lines hAvo como to an end, with.
out tho probability Of any f,rtler atten,pt. 1t
!oaae Tor tho present, on tho part OF tho Western
Union to eject that object. II was roporta1
early to"dsy that another meeting to teoonsilar
tho subject would be hs1d this afternoon, but po
such meating took ptacs. and II IL not believed
that any further conference " contemplated, A
messipR Of tbs Executive Committee OF ths
Western union Company was held this after.
noon. but 1t 10 understood thst there vaa no
setosehee 10 any consolidation with the Atlantic
t@o!no Company, probably owing TO tho ab.
t1a., uny, ana the rsleotlon OF llle propo4i-
as .aon mus W tbs We4tern Union. 4 ro-
pots u she Contarshce Comnittoo wt,ici
~. pa yesssfasy, WI shortly DO made to thu III.
~ tSs ,.t,as ~ .ae atlantic d Paolha. Tho ollcers
confident Of the future suncass ~ sSsos ~ st,' IN
i'.s 70 that ordsra hAyo sIraadv haa,,
M .tsusa TT Iae resumption Of work At iii p1ints
n,n1, ~ 0no!t aaa neen Suspension cous.uueut
siteosiou Of iiusa ss'1 psosPeass aud esaeral
hsvs beon gtven to eonpess he Ina s"tne ~
os2o 10 at: Louis. On tlts r0uta ~ usn ILL
o. Eise' 4so milss have already baau mi 4'1s 10
hI;t!ani8 h";!ai8 ooy '.ils s9 @alos 10 DO oompietsI. THs
contemplation. 1t IL rumotsd tast H. - w..,aa so ~
up!on hAya requested OF tho Sontherr "ss'sta
!entao Telegraph Company the cancai..icnA a. a.
ne ss eSnstaet o. inado by the latter Compaay iii.
tas.m ssteIn ua!oa fos shs ase Of wi1s b..
9! this contrAct beinK anuuilsd, Tho 9ontha,n
Atlantic i n!!I probably resume its ooan"atio,
WIN ths Au4ouo Il Pacific, thus mskin1 : StrNss
Fease f1sn AsS xafA to &sw oslsAaa.
, 1875-09-04
TIE SWORD RETURNED,

CALDWELL. o.,6ept. 3.-The ao.disrs' Reunion
CLOSED to-day. The morning w.s devoted TO
short sddfossas and the fosmsl return Of the
u'uot'talked OF "losk sxo1d." Witch waa cap
tused from col D. u. Archsr, OF tho Baveatsoa,
Iowa llegtmont, BY Maj. W. r. Extss. OF Toxsa.
Owing 10 unavoidable circumstances ne,,hex Of
tbs principals we're praaeut, .od In their sbsspcs
Senator CooLEoll, Of Missouri. who commanded
tho b1iRade With which Mai. Eatss was conuecs-
Cd. presented tue sword on behalf of Estea to
Den. Warner. ut Marietta, Who received it on
ochaf OF Col. Archer. .Ths coramouy was both
interesting aud impressive.
The aftcruoon wes occupied with short
sspseahes aud tbs singing OF patriotic aonxs.
yhs rsunlon formally olossd It / O'Clock, mhsu
tas saMts wesa struck and tho company sapArGt.
~ a&sl1y bud bleA1Rnt tbxas.dAjs' aaaaiioR.
, 1875-09-04

NEW York, Sept. 3.-Tho H,ralfx San Fran-
CLEO special says that tho Democratic State
tiotet hos fully 10000 plurality thu: Bidwslt,
the " Independent " caul,d4te for Governor, did
not carry county, aud tllat 4. J. bryant, an
old-timc. Republican, In Mayor oIcct Ho wus
adopted by tho Democratic Convention, 1t 10
Eenernsly understood, at the solicitation Of ".
U. itaIston. OF tho Bank Of California.
Tho result of tbe eloetion Il, tI,n eItv ia ut,lI
undecided. Tho lnsnner iu Which the ballot Inns
Doci' counted taakos any estimate difficult uutil
tho vote ID further counted. Pago Il probably
elected to Congress In tho sacond District Ma
proyious reports,
BAN FnAsc'sco. Sept. 3.-With few exceptions,
Tho Hing lnvo probably captnrod the city. Tbs
contest botween Clayton and bryant Ia n&ill uu-
tlecIdaa. Dot'lau, Independent, ia no doub.
"teeted Assessor. Gao ur two miIlor olllcca nro
IN doubt. Otherwise tho Democrats aro thought
to hkyc tnauo clsan swenn,
, 1875-09-04

VIII be found 1t tho Gardner Houss. Tho firm
ilaro now ut!slar contract over 8l00 010 worth al
W'rk VIZ Tor Chicago aiono: Among the rocont nr~
!htS ~ monuments built by Hinsdalo. Doyle 4 Co,
tse. ,,t, anu LII Dates 1T uracelapd, and for Mr.
iL'shkahsh'l a,nI Mr. Armour at Milwaukee,. Tho
iii '.Ss ''as ~ tl!e fsrm II tnnenAe. It extends
nan "sre nro a,' 'mo United stases. Three hundred
tn ,n1aas. a!o something tilio sjov0Do Among lilo
nrReat "a! vaults reruly constructed m tLo rjntted
~. W may hnIttnn tia: for Iiaycnoyor, of
f.,n,s so.S' .f fTs;s ssop that Tor The vct]dsr
f'Bon* III 1T. Luuir. R.ro cost1n. !. - GcI ."3
many oilers. The firm t.ys n,tf, r.. t",s;vc
"o,En II Casiars, Italy. lnanagti b; Nr. Sis..
RtIoeF 4}'y!o, Eos' Of mo Of tho pa1t,,rtt
THE r. +. wELLs' EHGl*,:-wtEiu
lho nisnn tttising ull Of Tic machinery in Tim
hHt!ct!tls!Rl DelartHnnt wna ln1ilt n. tt,u :. y
Z: Wells EnEIHc-"osk1." Of this civ. cnnrr r.
Linton 'xa.I % aua nonEue m tsets Illoso t,s t,iy
Wo'hs "est uf 10" Turk making STATIONARY en-
giIca specially. aul consequently maEo q hrttnr
"nElnu tam tl1ps dom. oil kinds of WORK, au1
VIII, proper tooEH, which Sir. Wclfa ilan. thoy
eau 90 b'lilt a. cheap, il not cheaper, than ia
any othcr place Oil this continent. We tako
pleasure I'll referring to this entcrp5sc. Tor it IN
oto much nccdat1. as mot one in twenty Of tl,s
engines sold III tue Northwest haso hcon lnaIe
hore. Thcfe aro several using tIIiH matte OF ot,-
KlueH In tLlH city. aud all agroo II, recotu,nedinr
It In the higheAt torins.
TUE coMMox-HEsaE rRUsB."
faver WAS an aitlcio moro fitly named, ntado
Oh the mort approved aud scient.iic Of pfiuci.
plea, and tho TeBuit Of years Of profound etuiy
aud experience the Eommou-Sen Trusd il
AZ nca: perfection as cau eyer 10 attained in
tli4 c'nss nf nEtieios. It is male by Ncs.rn,
l'1Fslett. huffman IL Parker, of No. Gn State
asftet. Chlta9o. who deal in truYsca Of oil kind.
supporters nEon!dor-hraces, elastic etucnju..p
esu:c:4ee. .r. III -erHnth.d for delcimities. de-
lila ilu-s. aftcr rigid oxnn,inat .ou in couo.
Te't1'oi VIII is:a:v n.llcrs. waa fndoyseG by a
iaAti OF erninrtl. Eur.eous ard ecjont;fc n;an
u Washington. early III 1872, aud roH i,y them
ntohotihee's tie oas mnrt com pic ely atlartcd for
!, til2 Teteh!ton aid tadlcai cl,rs Of rupture.
o.'alefs "no lavo been rstl,turcd in tory,cc nfe
~ H'ec'aI net nf Coi;.rnan. entitled In thean
lf!iases Approved bv the Government. in,lnrn-
60 br Tho 1redicai fraternity a adulircfl hv ail
WHO ilAe tho1'. il il Any Wonder that tho ..(n,n
n'"1'.Senhc TruEses eeltpse a1l r;v,lrv )? 1hr7c
efr'ient tr1ssses wifl also bo exhibited nj t,e |
Centennial Exposition. 'o0
EnAsruS IalTCi:t: .!Ac.rixE, |
"e sto c!cd to Learn tuat tc lIrat,.oo krftti.f, I
!haeHlAe ID 10 be exhibited, and anotu rive filo !
Pnh!lc al opportunity n sen wnJt rs,lotr m
k"1lti1'g can ho dono wi, these ycty nnnr,7r
lnachsnea We nllnlI hereafter Ejyo l. detailed
account of itB Performance. 1A
rnEStli NAsGir.
HfAmhalI. Deanp Il TO-, OF New York ah;v
hero by D. L. Liyautap. arc s:ifi
felling nsny OF Their FfencI, ranges md krui,ern
Headquarters at No. 110 Lake atrcet.
, 1875-09-04


Tho Commercial E1pscHs Company which was
formal . few yenrs ago In Now York for the
rnrFoso ct carving West bound freight, has
recently boen 1cosganlzod asa fast freight l!ue,
and opened an onco iu this city. Tho limo will
operate oyertho Eric, Grand Trunk aud Michigan
Central Railroads. connecting will, all lines East
md West. lit. ". q. JoncB has boeu appo,ntod
uonoFal Manager. aud le is q. present in this
e!ty making arrangements TOR commcno.
lug blsanesa At th.s ou3. IIe stakoa
that the line Ia tuly equipped with
hotst. cars. nna ~ prepared TO co.uIote with any
and tAls city, and ho o1pssss to do = large a1,d
remunoEatlYo bs,siness. The headquarters OF
tho new !lne ara at Detroit, tltA beiag tic mo4s
censfa! polnt. alr. 2. L. somerB, gentleman
o. cons!ueraGie exporteEoe IN tho freight busi-
mss, aud vol aud favorabjy Enown among tie
sa!pposs III this city, Las bean appointed Chi.
cago asoot. with headquarters Ut tho olllce Of
tns tsFaf'a ilun3 Ea4lwsy, undos tue fremont
TIE POLICY o. THE ENGLISH GTQCKHoLpERs,
NEW 1oRK. soEt. 3.-Ms. JsMott. tue Receiver,
and tho board Of Directors Of tae Erlo Nstlsay
have Lad a conference with the English Commit
too appointed to Inspect and report upon the
condition OF tho soat, and It was agreed that tho
ndNco OF the foreign Stockholders should be
considered ia the management. Sir Edward
Wat1in saya the way ia clear to speedy and thor
oagA reorganization. without soroua dan,see to
tue property and tnterepts Of tho road. AZ soon
aa reofK1nizaslon "as effected they should strive
though the EnAtiah tn.sreats had power to c2,n.
tnhnd It, the "Eow Erie" will siye lts sttentIon
70 !ntesnsl Development. aud waiyo all tho a,n.
1!tloi!s schomes which havo proved 20 disastrous
whas Is strictly lts own property. md
|sara tho railroad wafa to DO wagod by othost.
, 1875-09-04
F1REMEN'S TOURNAMENT,
H16HLY auCcRsYFuL AFFA1A At souTu pEE1

| SrtcfaI Nspa:ch to Ihs Chfrar0 Tribuu.
souru BEND, lul.. Sept. 9.-Early sllIa mor,,-
ing teams from, tho country ceme In Will, tuads
OF men and women to Mitncss tl!o sporty Of Ihe
trained athletes III the trials OF mscle and skill
by running for tho ilrcnsn's prizes. T.,o Laks
Sl'oro lsoal brought ton loaded cara from Goshen
and Elbhart, ard soyoa frcm Earorle. Tho
Michigan Central brought largo tsain, anil tho
main Htreets from eatiy mosniug we're aLrougel
10 as to be ueurY impassable. A parade
WA mads sLolt!y befo.o noou, when
these was Hoarly = milo Of hose and
hook-and-ladaer companies Ia lno. The
city had prepared = fine track on Wasl1juetou
street, and fenced II in, aud tAo Fire pepa.t-
ment had caused to bo erected scats for shout
1900. Tho judgeD wore sprolnted Ly tho toro-
mon Of the companies, aud wero L. piuo and
uoofge Hcrtzce, Of South Bend William Con-
rad' OF Warsaw; q. F. 8ellsc:s. Of pan Paw
ahd U. b. black, OF buchanan. Tic timekeepers
we're slayor Mllior and Ell Wade, OF South
Aend Mills E. Laadou, Of El!cs; Bon Meyoss,
OF Laporto; and J. Kooatz. Of Qoshou. Tina
was called soon oftor o'clock, aud the sport, for
10 u shoutd DO classod, for sporting rulea arc
'nado to apply whsro practicable, soon COM
meaced. AZ the lower end OF ths track large
efo"de gathered up by tho track fouco, and, II
'ns aoas.eompauIss threw water, they got copi-
Qua dronehnes. Tho Clippers, Of Niles, failed,
s'ssF 'hsir run to got their hose OF the cart,
~. n1u 10 gos only rooofd Of ruuning-timo. Tho
"'oo'A AHakos OF Laporte, made the heretofore
unpseceaontod time Of forty seconds, which cre-
s'eo "ua exestement. Mayor Nys. OF Laports.
"aa 10 tho judges stand as The ,lug' and
offered to back The Wido.vakea aoatuet
tho world, but tho fsat comp.oy had nor
yet AppeaxQd althnt,ob uon,a or4i,.3. II. ..4t..
, 1875-09-04

@s"s'.'' N'@testeH ~ Lac LHftdHh 1'ffbHnA.
SIOUX CITY. H., Sept. 3.-All tho railroads
running IN heto have suffered moro OF Iess by
.he recent dtofma No trains have arrived hero
on s1n'o Tor tho past two days. rnany boiug &wen-
ty''onf houre bohtnta tluo Thss is tho first day
u se1'!ea fais "oather wa hAvc Ind for nearly
taroe weeks. 1t Ia now clear mud cool.
Special DtspateA fu THE CAtea1o 7,tbyr.
stoux Cry, H., Sept. a.--l1 n. ma teta-
gram tuas received from Lomars etatcs that
tie Floyd River Is rising rapidly, aud il nov
higher than It waa last snring wlen Il 11oosl.d
tho valley for 25 rn.iea betwcsn here and To.
~. mar & to . feot aaep., Tho rise viii proba-
niy reach horo By daylight. Tho running Of the
pended. 1@ '''a "as-
, 1875-09-04

Spee'as N<patth to 1hs Chtcdoo 7f4hunt.
uihaoS cirf. ILL.,. sept. 4.-I'o-day the Gibeon
lily district Fair has enjoyed nnotlcr succes.
nhshcia!l9 aud otherwise. Tic location Of tho
ground u good, being inside Of tho corporation.
WHICH, though no: ycarn old. is tsoc Young
CITY IHat evening the fair-managcra struck 4
'e''f OF wafer. ~bich flows Ont in 3 continuous
atfeafn' puto and beautiful, Gu tAoir grounds.
III slaFised runnlng-race, Fi1ds, ownod by
Nnlto bcmens, ron the first prize. Several 1us
rl'rsts wore given to-day to tia winr1n0
tfotteFs. The lAdies doublc-team dry.
lHG vas au attractive Item. In
fN!no the show Ii moderate. aud III cattla ntu.
William Solo Paxton haA Euo herd OF tl,ort
Gibson. have herds. Tho floral hall Ia ueii flIlss.
Presenting besi;tca othc,n tp!ouGl1 collectvu
OF household. ia5ry, and garden products auuer
Intended By Mrs. J. L. LIT.
, 1875-09-04
MINNESOTA.

1pSV'"4 U4spRsFH "a 7HN Chteado IF3buNf
LAcAo 6sE, Wis., Bept. o.-1ho rlvor division
OF tho Chicago st. Paul railroad Inns roooysrod
sooues 1nan Was expected, and to-day trains ara
running regularly again. Thon,a. F1etebcr,s
woolen mill, opposite this city, In Mtrnesot.
waa severely damaged by tho storm of tbn IL
Three buildings adjoining tie main factory waro
swept aHay. Tho mill raoe WAS partly deatroyea
, 1875-09-04

rAlLuaE AT nt-ooI1kdTUN, ILL.
EE<csdt Dispatch to The Chtraao tribune,
DLooM1Soroa, ILL.,. Sept. 3.-Taylor, White L
Co.. Wholesale notion dealers. made voluntary
assignment for tho bonoflt Of thcir creditor, to
William Il. Winogardner. Liabilities, OK, 900,
, 1875-09-04

hASaAs CIR. soRs. 3.-TLo Exposition Asso-
e|atlon ID in receipt OF latter from JotY Davis,
anting that he will DO here during tho cntire
f'alE week. The Directors Lavo decided that his
address shall bs delivered ou Tuesday. sopt II.
Interest In tho exhibition continues to Increase.
aud tho display ptomsa8 10 10 tho huest ever
lnado In this section ot tho country.
, 1875-09-04
PeDESTRtAhf5ff,

III yesterdays issuo Air. II. L. Goodman ad-
dressed challougc to Slr..John StearuH to walk
q 50-'nslc match: md now comch AIr. stossue
aiid promptly accepts the proposition, md ears
he wall walk Saturday, Sept. II, At tho West
s'do Hulk fof Btako Of not more than s1Uo a
bido. meeting to arrange prollmtnasica can be
had by addrersing him ut No. iC0 Weat Lake
street.
, 1875-09-04
EtttEfnE

PATEnsoS. n. J.. Sopt. IN. c. Hill, musical
conductor aud founder OF tho Now York plii.
harmonic Society rhot hin,solf last night at Ills
restdonce III tho hubusba of thiB city, and died
tl's afternoon. kocuniary ditlioultiea were tho
UAuHa.
, 1875-09-04
THE TURF.
THE ttAitTFDNu i&tcFg.

I HE jURF.
! THE nANTroNp RACES.
! HAnTroRp Sept. 3.-Fiftccn ttoupantl Doop1o
| Witnessed tho raccs At Chatter-Oak rnrt to-day
Tia raee for tho 2:3l class, pusso Of s3G0o vas
| won by Ortout; Dan bryant, second; Unknowu,
third. Titne-2;2i; Eat: 2;2ss,.
| Tic race for tho 2:2s class, for q nurao Of
$1,000. waa Won by NArue; Annie Co1lins
second; Adelaide, third. Timo-2:22lk; 2;2oL;
2:25'l,
III tho free.for-all race, thcso wcro but two
Htattcf1.--flopctal and Amerlcan Girl. Tho
rice was won bv tho former iu tlreo straight
hcatt. Timo-2:17t{: 2:1s!1; 2;tA1i.
uoIttsnta Maid trotted for q PURSE OF $4,000
to beat hor own record. She waB accumpanied
heat IN 2:22li. md tho sccond IN 2:li5, failing
to beat the racoFd of 2:14 a. Mystic parl.
Ar LAFAYETTE.
Tpf:t1f Dtsrafth II iht EHftacn Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Bopt 3.--Iho lrot Mt tho
Far this nfterncon wns for a pilrso Of 950o,-ali
horses Darrod who have beaten 2;a3,,-.lyo Gil
.,!ou. LOB Ridley. ow,'cd by Grean. Danvtle,
,o IT, "oa 5aci1 iss5 , przs sy IN hFce straight hoata
Tomorrow forenonn thero wil1 DO $40 tros,
and running race IN tho afternoon, milo loate.
for Which slx entries lssvc bosn made,
TIE PROSPECTIVE prxoH HAc3s
Sttct1t Uispatch to Tho Ch,ryt.,a 3r,baut.'
DIXON. ILL.,. Sept. 3.-Tho annual fall meeting
OF tho Dixon Iark Association will be held OF
tisoirspacio4s grounds commencing sept. IL next,
and continuing live dasB. Premiums amounting
to nearly &c, QUO Aro offered. Tho grounds h4yo
boen ovoshaulca. buildings put III st,npe. ani lis
tack tengthoned. It III now considered the vety
beat track IN tho country. Tho admission feo
las boon reduced ouo-llaIf. aud CARRIAGES sd-
inltted FREQ. s!x thousand peoplo can bo accom-
mud there IL stal1ug for $50 AosseY,
THE AURORA RACES.
SpsefdI Dhulfrh 10 TIE Tt1raao Trthtre
AURORA, ILL.,. Sept. a.-1lle races closetl this
n GH1 3T ,uFu
throughout despito tho dclav cat1sci by acIleul.
ors yesterday aud tho day before. Turfnen ex-
rross themselves as we'll pleased witt, tho man
ngomont hno Tho treatment tilcy havo received,
lhc judges wcro ". 8. Frazier aud Dr. +. I.
Bartlett, Of aurora. and Capt Edward Main, OF
ohwego. Thoro has been littlo or no dispute |
over their rulings, and good order In general |
!,as nrnsai'ed. Tho following ia ths summary OF |
, 1875-09-04

ntifn1+r of men In run not moro thon Auttecn nne
leh Than twelve each rarty lSo feet nf hns.
WITH tight couplings nf nat iess .h.n threc threads:
l." rnf 40 rods :" jdrant, y 100 font of h,c Lrsst
rhIrlfnRF, 1nato att1rhfDrntt and throw xsfer ~
hoae 10 10 rcelet tefore flio judges. ="
i9tnnfag Hnttr
, 1875-09-04

~ " @'''7 '''FGoT'Et11hF'H htIH5aI1Ig
@ i"r hn'e-' tErH: Premiums, n.,e KlIlclakef
HI2n,' I'M Ai.H for tl1r prr#sttu. yatue tf1i. nm
.,trt hsH'A" so, anil 81 in ras. and wrou1lt-,n
;'a,fo* *"rth ~, n tie tnwr.t company: tho cuu.
~ :" =" fn II ~ rods to lay - fet Il hose And
rtxart1 IL cuuulinga: '"' ~
, 1875-09-04

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