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, 1875-10-01
AQUATIC.
noAT RACER IN a1ISNEBoTA.

spteaat Drspatea to The thse.ao Trfbua&
ST. PAUL. Mimi. Sept. 3o.-The first acull
race for the Society premiums between by ers
aud lowo, Of 81. Paul, q mites. was won BY
Myors iu 19k miuntca. Tho sccond. baswoen
Corning, Of the Chicago Club, and Phi!lso, Of
Rod Wing. tho formor giving 50 seconds ATARI
wAs won By Corning n 15 minutes 80 seconds,
phillco 10 seconds hchlud ut tile outcome.
Corning caught up in tho frs. milo aud kept
alopgslde till near home.
; sCULL IIAcE At 8TEuDgsv1LLE.
srruDESv1LLE, o., Sept. :]o.-Tlio e,nRle-acun
raco between F1ank Donlnarsll, Of pittsbu1E. and
john redRrift Of uhcaso. a25o side, mites.
~ miles and repeat. c*no OF about
O'Clock. Douuatsh sayo podenft so yards
atart aud choice OF waser. At tho word 70 both
Ut away in good stylo. Dsnmarsh gaining rapidly
Oh podgEift. When they had pulled about 400
yaria they fonlod. but continued over the
cousBe, Donmnsrh tn thu load which ho MAIN
tainad until tho cloee, coming In four loDsths
Ahead. 1i,no, l93si,l. redyrift cnimed tho
race on foul. but this refereo decided It draw,
which cnused general dissatisfaction On both
sides. The betting waa Two to cue OIL Den-
marsh. ALL large snms wero Btaked on the ro-
suit. A largo crowd whs in Attendance. Tho
limo IL said " be tho best on record.
, 1875-10-01
SALE OF IMPORTED HORSES.

817tt11 DI9p4zfN % 7a8 CHEe1J3 7FTtanf.
MONTICELLO, ILL.,, vim CuAMpA1nn H., Sept
30.-n. II. 13cnson It Co. held to-day In this city
4 sale Of imported horses, bnt the sale wAs dis
continued bofore tho closing out OF al, the stock
on account OF small prices. A number Of buy
ers woro here from Missouri, Ohio, and this
State. The following saloa are sample Ut
prices rea.zed A fino porclloron stallion, woight
l.G00 pounds, age years, brought si.t26; Na-
poleo1, q Norman stallion. Weighing 1900
ponnds. aged years. aold for 91,GU0; = Holgiau
stallion, aged years, for q, ,b45.
, 1875-10-01
THE CITY.


FINANCIAL EXPERIENCE. II.
sxp1oA1xD TO 7uH "oETIzaNe PROTECTIVE CLUE
lis stood Within = bobtatl car
WIth hr1n-rtt urx ard stern NrV ~r1hfledt
unhtediug Etlt Tho dr,vars bel
Tint for his nickel t!nkfcd.
'1p., no ..se!" ae nob'y cr.sd;
Who can't 'ena rosnd, 70 get ths fares,
Oh. tpaks tho prompt efficient driver.
"My friend, hi ctirse and no 5br
Then 4tsppod Inside, md b.dssd, and puneneo' f,
rfonted tho t-c#nt ansneleF.
Tbs car w.s mil; the q. +. Q. many
Big feet s1tendet Ia ~ before;
Tho driver, too. WAS rtSted Me!+
And mos4 subatantt1E co~hidee VoSA
In ,sst X "a; ssos. sss.e%' = IT, sse'ais' s
Tho triyer's dutifa1, big ttoKa foil
Will prouptpees rtcsp sctiTot
- thousand p.sdons, srie,s, I" The driver cried;
An eIcian,stion ioa,l '.1'rntc lion made,
Then g1n~ssod liko whisky pickle:
For through hts pockets. one BY one. l..
And 1nellg the crcases OF hiR 'ttholdye" j.
HIS fingers sttayed, but nowhurt found . y
nickel Oh Lila body.
outtpake Jolly, fst philosopher.
4" rTla evident unto my one Esnse,--
Conductors. Though thpJ hrutse tho puttics cosns,
Arr necessary 10 The publch consciesicoI
NAud these good mcnhers Of the g. r. q.
(t.ord llep them, Oh, my trotl1ers y
Reluctantly wp1la savp nlckc1 now snd then,
All for the rake Of serving othersl
hIhsir System IL 1uIte practical antt w1Ea,
And its peculiar beauty
Les In the fact that home. economy
Wars not with pubIlc dusyl X
Time wan when folks ware not 20 wisS
10 fond Of law, 10 10th 10 break 1t;
Tltu, II they thought thing not worth IT. prfl:s.
Why theu-they needn't takc 1t
Unt things improve $40 more just then
Tho fat philosophers Remarks could ttctlo ust
Fer, with wrashy shuttle through tic crowd.
Limpea Out Tho patron Of GAint ftckel-Ieaz.
, 1875-10-01
NOTES and NEWS.
4 1YGun tH0ft1t AiB AND.

Sp<cial L,sptteh II Its Chaago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D.. G., Sept. 3o.-Co!umbue
Delauo, in his Iotter to tito PreHidcnt, assigns aH
ono reason for Ills resignation the e1hauatng
labor which fidelity to his duties las demanded.
An examination Of the official career Of Delauo
shows he has furnished ono Of tho most con-
Bpicuous illustrations Of abBenteclam oser known
In the Government Borytco. A careful tCrntny
OF the record OF time devoted by Secretary
De!ano to the Government business in WaBh-
ington during tho four yesss ho was Secretary,
proves that In time ho Was in Warrington e1-
acsly two years. ono month. and seventeen days.
1t is a. per oentum Of the period Of his almlns.
tsatiou ~ Bucretary, considerably
pELASo'B SUCCESSOR.
No Official announcement OF lho appointment
OF Detanos successor has been maIo. Tue 10.
ilcf still prevails thai George Dawson GOLDMAN,
OF peunsylvtnla, will accept tho of!ce
LESS THAN A4LY TlLg TINE.
Tho compensation paid to tr. Delano during
tho slne he wus absent FROM Ills dut4es aggre-
gated $10913.
oKsTErL sNunoL1xo.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, while In Now
York. has bcon inspecting tho operAtinn Of tho
now regnlatIona for tho examination Ut ran6cu.
gers baggage. Ho las determined upon soale
minor changes. ~llcil WI! doubtless bo intro
inspections aEe maua on the docks When tue
steamers laud. The delay incident to this walt-
ing Is often = groat hardship, particularly 10
lAdias. I1istow has docide4l to csect waiting
l,ouae for this puspUse at which he will conipel
steamers U land bupelsisll'g- g-Arcilisect Potter
has been summoned to New YORK 70 couElllt
about plau for tl,eso houses.
TIE FAST NAIL TRAIN.
GeosRe Bangs Superintendent VI tho Railway
Mail EeryIce, nas 1sturuel here, A,l reports the
fast mail \ success in every particular. 1le ell
fecs in tho interior 10 already felt by tho great
demand on tho Post. 1iccs for exchange pouch.
% with this train. No pouches will La refused
whsts It u 10 tbs power OF tho Department 10
Rlys tAsm. AsnGs explains &hks tue tram
, 1875-10-01

TUpoH-.TIioMAH-on Thussday evening, sept.
70 1875 at tie rosdsnes u Tho llon. J. T. Nulled by
Kaq.. of ctnrinnau. aud Mas Ella a. Thomas ot chi.
cago.
nOGAhT-saIiT1E Wednesday evening, Sept. %,
II tho !esldsnce Ut tho brLe4 parents pIs!rp
~. ana Thirty Mr.. Frank uugazt sad Mise
Nellie J. ums las tue br,du's fallcr, ths liey ". II.
Sn,ythe oIlleiaIug
cLANKE-Mc -McGLlNcEY-Hopt. 10, By the Nev.
Father CunxaY, ~ It, intFtckA Church, Johu CL.rku
MID Mary 1auU a. HctltAcGy, Chtc&Got
eH-Eineinnail Isrers liesse copy.
WIllTE6t E6tDE-i.UVELACE--l In CAlcagn, Sept 30 by
tis lov e. u. ilelIuer, air, Hurry H. Mhiteside "
l.stfora, H., and Miks MAtu +. Loveiaes, Of CAi-
cpHu.
tS"Aorkford pagers p!aase notice.
, 1875-10-01

n ~ kdttaT ~ Th< CAtesso 75f,srs.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2o.-An editorial in TueedAJ's Tnsn-
raE comments scvete1y uron tae M.yor md his un.
GERS for n,gecstng to rompe tho psy,nent Of aao
licenses Thst "orc.thiri who have up to this tims
failed to pay thcr i!ct atefets not exclusively
rosc Of b,ltaincra and d.shopett politicians The
Ia1ncnx instnuattA; there sr,, fnnry p,nr devils
nmoug- thgnl aarlly c.rn:n enough 10 support tLcr
families, Nov, what TME TH1lvxE Is c1aEiorinG fur
would certainly CO. u thst support. aud II the Mayor
has bee, little slow III administering th4t sort " aw,
great many sood cltl.cns. uotIh nst engaged h ths
sa!o u1 lnGer be.r, will certainly r. C.!n.
SstoDs- I.EErEn.
, 1875-10-01
nEw YORK SAVINGS BANK FAILURE.


New YogE. Sept. 30.-Tho announcement Of
tho suspension Of The Third Avenue Savings
Bank created lttlo Or no excitoment to-day, In
spite Of tho fact tina. the New York Times en-
doavorod to make groat sensation out OF d
yory small affair." This Savings Bank has boen
badly managed for several years past,
nnd ought 10 hayo suspended in
1878. It enIeagored to tide The crieia Of that
period by sacrificing much OF its coll.torh! IN tho
shape Ut borlls but to very lIttlo effect. It held
oyor for tmo. br: conndouco in it vas do
Htroycd, aud tho deposits woso gradually With
drawn uut1l 1t is now loft in n condition Of In
Roivency. II it's renl estate aud mortgages aze
an*cd to ronlizo their full yaine, possibly the
hank may pay dollar for dollar. but the prola-
bilisy IL TINT not moro than 81 to Is per cent Of
tho deposits will DO paid. Tiicro III not tho slight
est 11tt1. however, on my Of tho othor savings
baukg, and no crigla Ii expected.
, 1875-10-01

BtetG9 D9pu7sH u 7Ha EHtcQQu 7fIpRHz+
WAsuINoroN, D. o., Sept. 30.-AloIandFis.
Vs. has not lad such al excitement ssnce the
Var as to-day. Tho grasa.grown streets were
filled with tho Virginia first families, and tho
Democratic party. III the persons Of the loading
State officials and chief political leaders, we're
present to take part in tile distribution of lot
tory, The morality Of the Democratic party was
i!Iustfstod by tho LleateuAnt.0oVesnoso Of VIZ
gnia, wilo from q public platform, openly Ad-
Vocased the lottosy scile1uo, aud ild1tsed 1t to
the people Of TIC Htato.
, 1875-10-01

pst.boyn.st., a o'clock this aftx uoon rr,ona, :,
tbe family are invited. u
TfioMALEN-Ihursdsy, Bepi. N, MAY. ,,,,..
1 m0n!hh sni days. sgd
Tho funeral will tako plaza from tho srrtdcn, :.
tho parents, No. 7ls North wsl1s-at., an gaif,s =.
10 D. IN. ,"
POWERa-On the 50ih inat., Lizzie, rono...,
rrars atii months, a't
Funeral will take piate from n dene., 147 we,,
Esn Hufrn.st on Friday, !}et 1t u Jn by rs,s ~
to attend. ''fa
1lfAN-Will!am Ryan, Sept. T.. nt,cl III scar, 4
months, and u days. ''"t"to
Funeral iron. Lis 1xtt residences ta,e-As nc,r no,.
fs!anh tAr-shops, Friday fUrouoou, Uct. uy cur n,
Calvary. ' VI
MAErlE-0n ths 97sh Instant tl,o beloved int,n,
, 1875-10-01
SPORTING NEWS.
BASEBALL.

GAME POSTPONED.
Tho game announced for yesterday afternoon
between tho Chicago and 1t. Lou,a Clubs Was
put over mill to-lsy OH accoans OF Tho ram and
drizzle, vhiah would hayo made playing sInort
impossible, mad al audisnoo not to bn hoped for.
Tho game will tsho rlsco to-day, and another
will be played to-.nnrru~.
wNnNEspAYs uAHE.
Wednesday tlie Chiraeos played tho White
Stockings OF Morris, Ill, and t!eleatcd them by
scuro Of II to U. TIE professionals returned
yesterday morning.
, 1875-10-01

Has reselvnd this award .! thu Aoteau Ins tuts nj ~
York ~ ths host Aftlcs known fnr Gle anH AID n ~,
ne no Il. not .s'stsh d tao and pssq
he In e.ory 1e rtsuetcd ho1so. laid hy I1u,,s tnss
nlshnM 1:ug9.t4, LgHeisra and 1;rarnt-. a-ru.s
IT., Chicago. " NF'
, 1875-10-01

Our Lady Readers Gan Hardly
afford 10 furget the bargains offered in hne shoes
hr Wlawal 4 0Toenp, ono Of the oldest and AFgest
houses In the city. Step In and ZOO for yousaelYea u
Ht4to and l31 THcuty-&econd atTeess.
, 1875-10-01
4 PROTEST..

fafAs E9Aor u ms Chicago 1fusas:
0u1cAoo, Sept. 30,-No doubt many cilizcns Of CHI
cago wsro Astouuted, II I was, At Heolng In THE
TRIBUNE Of the 18th tho announcement that tho
School Dosrd hid expelled te plb1s from tho pub1iu
schools. Permit 10 ask you II Tho citizens Of Chi
oayo to hsxe cc& voice 1n this important mat
ter It seons to n,e that Tho Board, In taking this
tAoao n,ost tntesessed, have heen guilty Of = high
handed outrage. Are they our mastors servants
hopa tic matter Will not 10 allowed quietly to rest
WHARF 1t now IL. Il @. T.
, 1875-10-01

"dathorinK sholla from the San-Shore
II thc title Ut ucw nnd esquiaely song nod
choruh by viii l.. Thompson. Prize 10 ceuta, For
sale at all tho muso stores. So great Is tho demand
for thts ballad Tint tho ualcdcalerr order 1t by the
thnnsand. A1es*ra. Lyon h Heay have just given tho
publisher All urder for 5000 copies.
, 1875-10-01
THE TURF.


New ToRg. Sept. a9.-Thcro uere two trottiuE
races to-day st Fleetwood. Tho ,lrst. for tho
2:3l caes, wns won by'F T. A., Lookout second and
ranline third. Time, 2:3t, 2:3l, 2a3, 2:3tl 4,
2:3l}55. Lookout won tho !irHt two ileatp
The Becand raco for tho 2:23 claHB. was won
by Indy White, Ned Forrest second, and Ioplyr
third. Tino, 2:33, 1sS1, 2:]2'1.
At nE.tcoN PARK.
DosroS, Sept. 3u.-h large crowd attended tho
gToat htallion race aI Doncon Park to-day he
twoen SmuEgler and Thomas Jefferson for q
purse OF $4,000 and tic championship. The
gior. Ttnle-3:25Il1; 3::223 LILO. Jefferson WIS
drawn after tho rocon4l hcnt, badly laulnd, hay-
ing strained tendon OF tim hind lcg
THE DAYTON nApRe-4 11a THor Ta-st0REow.
Srfcldt Dispatch II The CafctEoo tribune.
pAYToN. O., sept. 3n--Thcro WAS nhont tho
Bamo attendance at tllo Southern Ohio Fair to-
day us yesterday. Tho special teot betweell Mol
liz Norris. OF Doaton; Fred Hooper, of Detroit !;
and Observer, of Iann Ill.,, WIS postponed nn-
til tomorrow. THO troi;tinR taco for tho 2:27
cass. for prlrBe OF SGll0. tost three in tive waa
won by Wobcr, Of pia1it', ILL.,, Lady A1ack sec-
ond Billy Lamboraon ttir.i; ttolo, 2:3O9t. 2:13.
nna Gal. Tho thrco-tni,luto trot for = purBo OF
300 waa Won bT Catiz OF Cincinnati; timos
most Of tho day. Tho track waB rather heavy
towards tho closo. II til weather be favorable
Tomorrow, largo crowds Of ponplo will be hero
to witncaH tho raco betwGBn Peerless, Lnlu, and
Lucclle 0o!ddust. who arrived eRfely liant oven
ing aud nso On tho ground.
F1tEErnEr BCvI,fANIEs,
Srxi9f D,sEaIth to 1hc'C Cafcda0 Tribune.
FnEEFoRT, ILL.,. Sept. 50.-rhird day (Thurs-
l8Y( forenoon rAcea:
, 1875-10-01

n ne sator " Tbs thteHyo tribune:
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-At tho niecting OF the Board Of
Education held Tposdsy evening the motion made for
dropping tic Ubis from tie putl!o schools WIS car.
RED, CHS member nuly making objections.
L. School Doari that tatos Eucl neton tho ktn1
that Chicago needs dtdres7 F1oc education Is
Of The bu!wsrks Of our country. II tis guidance Of
public tnetructton b grgn oyer 70 Catholics md
non-religionists, the damages reaulttng to both
country and osy arc tnealculablo. Heading
tie u!bo ~ sn opening exercise for schools
1nay do good land certainly no harm} but ulsrc
II grand principle underlying tha: taet that hhs
teen ruthlesa!y thrust nsit. II n dEgr1ce to tile
snard af Eincnt!on that kuch iuo.un WAS carried,
ID It il tl.sarxco 10 Chicago II hcr citizens do not
.ecat the 2ct,,tl.
F:sern racnhcrs On tho Board nntt ons rrotte,ant.
Tt Ii but talr ihat rrotestantssn should bo veil
ieprcentea Catholicism Liberalism. Let ths
so:sst.B of Chicago look to 1t tat ut leaat third
Ut tho board Of Education their Representatives,
nj avcrt pch disa3tros 1stiots in tbs future, and
demand decentralization Of tito past uut.
An INTERESTED OdE,
, 1875-10-01


n the EdRor a TAs cateasn tribune:
CHtoAno, Sept. 3o.-1 SOC In your morning ,esrs
that Mt. Frank E. iswka Rppe'rS very much shock
Cd and bin religious belief inhuited by tho Uosrd OF
Education for excluding the Dibie from tho Irll,a
schools. No doubt nr. Hawks Ia q ueyont Christian,
md fow, II any, reasonable }eronH VII! tian0 hin,
or bis religious belief but tho concesaions he nny
pect from others Ia ought not deny to ohor rauGiuus
ecs. For nstaucc, there many worthy 1Brsottes
nho asn their Children to tia public schools. Thoso
parents and children do not lccvo ii gtaAtPoron
st atr. awks' DIbr; t!ay think Il ira'll nIan A,t-
nany. Thsre aro many Catholic nascnts who do not
toiere tn King Jalnes' yerslpn Of Mr. Hawks Elle.
Would +. not be insulting ths,nselyer and their chi.
,lrer 10 rnnIra Them tu conform to Mr. HAwGd'
,ions Of re,dn9 this obnoxious ses1ion OF having
4 read every nlnrnpg and evening In hcis hearing
There many othars ~ sensitive upon this subject
M iews or Catholics. who may 10 enumerated by
.!tzcns. This examining teEtain creel down tho
thrpsts 0! everybody has tong Htucc been exploded,
orcr sucn Martin Luther took hs,.o With the pope Of
la,ne. II Mr. IIawkA wsnts ctrt4in dogma taught
!la children friends, h private house. or htH
Btnsay yschoo teacher should b his rnnedJ. Hoping
M.. Hunks Will take the Lint aud hold hia pcaco, l
fe21lain N1DLE READER.
, 1875-10-01

Meat New, Nobby, Nice,
Tho fall tults turned ont by the wokuuwn tailoring
house Of Or,way l. Newland, No. 900 West Msdispn
street and No. l33 Dearborn Htract, can't bo beA ana
the bosuty 1s thoy are from S 10 IS cheaper.
, 1875-10-01

Pianos and Organs. ...
Halet, Dayts to. . Grand, siusre, anil Upright
And Blnit,la American Organs can hc found only At
W. ". KI,nhalls, coruef stats and Adstaa atrcats,
, 1875-10-01

x1s u0yer fooss s.3cchsful than When Dalley4 S{aa
leAa Pain Extractor VIA discovered. It Ia Tho pAaaoci
for patn Aad akin diaooena. IS cents pcr bn1, q
, 1875-10-01

MICHIGAN STATE TREASURY.
Sp+raas Dtspateh To The Chicago 7rtbrsns.
LAss1So, Mich, Sept. 30.-Tho balance IN tho
6tato Treasury for the fiscal year 1874 is ,G70,
2743o. Receipts during tho yoa. So, 20s. 929. IS |;
payments. a2,05o. .097.97; balance ending Sept
so, 1874, 81 ,2229, 10o6u.
, 1875-10-01
LOCAL LETTERS,
TIE FtHRT TRAH.

n fks Edihr ~ M rhte1ee ri6H's:
Cn1oAaot Bsps 3o--Mav I ark this weight of your
authority On tho following question: II Tho ear 1900
tho rst yr.r Of the twensesh century tho Last Of
tue uInctecntl1 Ton Will probably be surprised that
tefb .tosiA be- any doubt tits subjeet among In
elgrnt people. yet lay teacher in OF The 11lst
Schools 1earnedty inasta thRt tho year 1909 tho ru
ycae Of the tWnvtieth century.
sincerely trust that this IN not n bo taken ~
ertterinr Of tho .hatnecS Of The chucaion frTuisr
III tho Chicago High sehoalI Requesting tin f4vpr u
\ reply Ia Jour couulnv AIN yours rort tecful1y.
, 1875-10-01

In tho last heat Buy Dan ran Into Jim Lanes
driver. l.. Wilson, threw lin out Of the auIkS,
VIZ VIZ f1n o'ss aaln. a'e WY ~. hotsoMsiY nlr'.
agreeable,
, 1875-10-01
SPECIAL NDTIEES,


eM- CcntAur Iillirncufs
ETr sllsy pain, subtuc swcllpa.. h,.,
kA}lG hulnR, md will cnrc slle,,rnn.,,~,1 ~
EVT tyhrin. aud ntAt. trHr *nt in.,ris,
--ess4K&lE-. ailments. Tha Wl,ite Wt,;r /.
for family Nae, tbs ietlnw Wt.nn..
UNlrasE Ii for snsnals. '''''
WssT N,xpspa. Mich, Dec. 10. 18I4.-str, Hr,,
Hanro, of ls Tlhce, aged man, l1As l:tt won -
fl Giro by your tlnmont, anh he mia 1t in7t1 Xii
3nr TIM benefit Of mankind. Ths following Is +
af1dhvt: Ynura truly. l.. H1rNCnNS
Ai'cy 11auce. OF bis nasls, says: rnst for thu i'm
ten years lie ha' heen very severely afflicted with IN
rheumatism, aud has betn for tho last vix ye1rt r.,
tir.ly hcpeaH nsonueh that llo ct!l h,:s1ly n,n-s
aud had given up all hopes Of ever nr .lspaf AHi
ttrorens further aayn tint at,ont iyc nnstl1 acn
commenced The uafnR al Centaur Lu'r"n: 4' Il ba
produced wonderful rosuta, and n'w trr nlnr,.' a.
will at ever. RILEY EA.,.,r
Subscribed aud Rwo.n to beforn en- ttl. Io;i1 :~ n,
Dec. 1874. Lro,:1nAs 81 t3rt,,y;:
Just:e VI The i'eaec
Sold BY Ill druegthta-50 cents IN 81 rcr tpn,ts
, 1875-10-01

SAN FRANCISCO.
BAN FnATc1sco, Sept. 30.-FornAl notice was
given this evening that tho Dank OF California
will opon Saturday morning.
, 1875-10-01

fTbe 6rst day Of JsnuurJ i?ot, Will to the nsst o
ihe twentieth century. Tho Jssr 1g10 s:tnls In th.
ke,e rotation u. tho CLOSE Of The century ~ tho day
Dsc. 81 does 10 the cloho Of the yoar.-krl
, 1875-10-01

BY G. r. GORE 81 CO.,
@ and 70 Wabash Avsnus,
Corner Wabnsh-uv. and Twcnty.accond.st
Grand chance for bargains.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF STOCK OF JETELRH
AND F1XTuRE8.
Wednesday. Sept. -, At o'clock, and c.cry e1tnlpg
dnrng the week.
Elegant Gold and Silver Watches. Ue ,ant pns Far
rings Lockets Charms, Drnceots LadIest md den!s'
BAtusttes. Bt,ds, etc., ctc,
srge stock af Plated Ware Also evrry article Pr.
tatniug 70 &he bnaneas. GEO. Il. aOIiE CO.,
Auclonees1,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-A meeting
q The Executive Committee Of the Virginia
Agricultural Society was held last night at
lie Ballard House. The annual address was
read, which gives u most tltttering account
OF the rccupcration OF agriculture in all
parts Of the State and showing how many
development, in minerals can be made, and
giving some reasons why there should be
some legislation IN pcrfectirg he Society by
making The proper appropriations to meet
some OF It's expenses.
!! was resolved that the annual meeting OF
The Society be held in the House Of Dele.
gates on Wednesday night, at which time
tac annual Grafton will be delivered by Mr.
j.. johnson Barbour. The President gave
notice that the Tobacco Convention will
meet IN the Senate Chamber tonight.
On motion Of Mr.. Newman, it was re-
solved that in consideration Of the cele-
monies connected with the unve!iug OF the
statue OF Jackson that the opening OF the
falr-GrounGs he postponed until O'Clock
L. VI. Tuesday.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
THE CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE.-A meeting Of
this Board was held yesterday evening at 81
o'clock at the rooms Of the Chamber of Com
merce-the President General joseph K.
Anderson) in the chair.
The President announced the names Of the
members of the various Standing committees
| (published in the Dispatch yesterday.
Mr.. Z. o. Noting. from the Committee on
| Outward Trade. presented report in refer
ence to the Virginia Towing Company;
which was tabled.
The President read communication from
D. P. Rowllnd, p csdent of the Merchants
Exchange Of ST. Louis, requesting the Rich
mond Chamber Of Connie &c to appoint de-
leyales 10 the National Conve 1tion to lie
hell in St. Louis on the 23l Of November to
consider The subject Of the construction Of
The Pacific rail Dad through the Stare; and
Territories of the Southwest; also, inform
ing the Board Of the ratio TO which trey
would be entitled. Referred to tie special
committee heretofore appointed on railroads.
On motion Of Mir. Noting, it was resolved
that all members Of the sanding committees
he invited to participate in the discussion Of
the Board without the right to vote). Messrs.
a. l.. Elicit, JlmeS CaatrS, and General L.
NJ. Logan made brief remarks in reference
10 the more efficient attendance OF members.
Finally, Il resolution was adopted instruct.
ing the secretary 10 notify absent members
of their appointment on the various com.
miLlce:, and their response in person to be
considered Us an earnest OF their intention
in future to be punctua.
On motion Of Mr.. Potts, the resolution OF
| Mr. Noting was ordered 10 be embraced in
The above. Adjourned.
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Communicated

We are requc;'c1 by Major Pee to publish
the t, II wing communication, addressed by
him to Judge Me lith:
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE,
RICHMOND, Va, October %. 1870.
Judge j. A. Meredith, Acting Mayor:
Sir,-As soon as LIT you on saturday I
wrote to Mr.. f. I. BIrch, one Of lbe CON.
mi,tee, that by your orCe: the Old Market
hill was at his disposal. About y o'l)ck
be cams and informed me that, under the
circumstances, be thought it best to have the
meeting in open air, ia front of the hall, and
asked permission to build stand for the
speakers, which gave, as | was prett! sure
that you would have no objection.
Respectfully, g., joins Poe, JR.,
Chief Of Police.
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WHAT Is vEGE1INE3

1t is a compound extracted from banks, roots and
herbs. IL Is natures remedy. tits perfectly harm-
less from any bad effect upon The system. II Ia
nouriShing and strengthening. II acis directly
upon the blood. 1t quiets the nervous System. Il
gives you good, sweet sleep ut night Ills great
pans cea for cur aged fathers and moihers: for It
gives them strength. que their nerves, and gives
them nalure's sweet sleep, Ms has been proved by
many an aged person. Ii IS the great bood.3urifer.
II Is so, thing remedy Tor our children 1t has re-
leyed and cured thousands. II Is very pleasant 10
take every child likes H. 1t relieves and cures all
diseases originating from impure blood. Try the
VEGETINE Give 1t fair trial for your COM
p1ints: then you will say to your FREUD. peghb0r,
and acquaintance: Try it; 1t has cured me.'
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REMEMBER TIIIS.-Now Is the time Of the year
for pneumonia and fatal results of pIedlsposliion
to consumption. HoSCIIEE'S GERMAN SYRUP has
been used In this neighborhood for the past two or
three years without single failure 20 cure. If yO
hive not used this meci:ine YOURSELF 60 to your
druggist and ask him OF Its wonderful success
among his customers. PURCELL, LADD & &C..
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