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pccfalty for tho furtheranco Of tho interests Of
Hans lfhcrting. Their complaint wAs that tbey
Lad spent thpir monoy In yntn.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

70 DIDO Fo1ka by tho Bccoud Daptlst Church
choir at Union lark Congregational Church
fucaday evonlng. April 25.
Tho Maple Sugar Festival Al tho Third Unita-
risn Church will bo ropoa.ou Friday evening.
Teddy hutchinson will bo present with his lto.
There w!'a DO rosdlngs by tho clocut,on!st, Mr.
bradley, and good singing.
Tho Womon'a Christian Temperance Union
will hold O masB-mootInE nt 1fnIatod Street III.
Z. Church, near Twentieth street. this evening.
NIisa FrancIB +. Willard. Mrs. u. lloyoko, and
Airs. r. u. Cafso will atldrona tho meeting :, :,
Tho Nov. Dr., DhodoB OF st. Louis, will do
ltvor ha FREQ lecture on " TRUE Glory OF Young
Men" Friday evening. April q, At o'clock, IN
tho Fourth Presbyterian Church, corner Supo-
rior and Rush Btroota, All aro cordially invited
Tho Northwestern Interstate Collegiate AS
6oc!atfon will hold its third annual contest at
Chicago on Tho first Thursday Of May, 1915 Tho
champions from tho colleges of Six Western
Hsatos, viz. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri,
Iowa, and WISCONSIN will compete In oratury. A
gold anil slvor medal will bn awarded to tho two
whom compotent 1tNagoa ehall decide ~ having
o*colloti In thought, composition, md delivery.
A eoncott will bo givon this oyontng at st.
Johns EpItcopnt Church. for It's boueiit, under
tho atiapiccs Of tuo LadicB' Aid Bocisty. Tho
programme, Which Ia = very oxcoliont ono, wlll
bo performed by Asss Ada HoBmor, pianist
Alias 11attlo DroWatoT, soprato; Mrs. 1cunora
Clark. alto; Mr.. EdwRrt foLultze, touor; hlr.
Mr. Altrcd J. Knight tho elacutsoniat. will rcal
sot,o seoctiouB. Tho coucoft will be under tho
direction Of Sir T. J. Lancaster, tho orgaulat Of
tho church,
, 1876-04-20
RELIGIOUS.
llLtNols EYAhnEIlsTa.

ILLINOIS evAhoELlsTs.
NArERv7ELE, ILL.,, April 10.-Tho Illinois Con-
fcrcnco Of tho Evangelical Association, which
has boon In scsalon ho1o for soyoral days, haa
adjourned. Stops woso taken toward tho bottor
endowment Of Northwestern College, At Napor-
Til1e, during tue Centennial.
Tho Ogdon Avenue Society, Chicago, hnying
oforol to codo real ostate, sovora Thousand dol.
iars in valuo to this Conference, II tho Confer
enco would in roturu build for tho Society a
church adequate to tho wants of Tho noigllbor-
hood. It was resolved tint the wish OF tho 3d.
clcty bo granted, aud TINT committee Of clergy
mon and laymon DO appointed to have charge OF
tLe nlnttog.
Tho following gentlemen constitute this Com
mtteD: Tho llgv. John schneider, prosing
Etaor; thu 1lov. ]. G. Esher, tho llov. Theodore
A!oordtng, tho Rev. Michael IIoyl, the llov. Au-
drew knobol; laymen--M. q. Good. Aaron
Bntte, Wi1linm NefI.
The following Is tho list Of appointments Of
plcachors for Chicago and vicinity: Chicago
District. tho Rov. John Schneider, presllinR
Elder; Twelfth Street, tho 1ley. Michael Heyl !;
Wisconsin stroot, J. g. Eahor; Noblo stteot
Theodore Allerilng; Doarbo1n stsoc., j. +.
tirob; shoflield Avenuo. ". +. Wailtor; Ogden
Ayeuuo. Andrew Kaobel' Doaplainou Samuel
Dickotcr; Barrington, Horny N1oior aud Will
lam Sclwcikor; Niles, Ctr!atophor Augonstotn !;
Dunklay's Grove. Philip Zahu Elgin. Frod-
ercA Nusso; Hampshire. l.. A. Kellor.
, 1876-04-20

match in tho Grmoo-Noman asy1c, and ho uhn
promptly accommodated by Prof. ueyRster,
Tho pair bad n1eoting yesterday morning At
Maokin's nnd drow up aud signod tho following
articles Of agroemont for match:
Articles Of agrrnnent drawn shla 10th day OF April
1915. bctwrrn Wilhelm iieygstor. from KonnjEhl'rg,
Prussia, and Andre OhrittH from nrsaliles. france.
Tho parties herein abpsn named aGrca to wrcstie q
match according to tho Gnrco-lsoma ruea for tho
Hnn of f2s0 sido; t,s match to lake place In tho
City Of Chicago, 1t such place u may Ia hereafter
Agfeo,l upun.
A guarantee Of good faith. 500 haa hecn placed
IN tho hnna ct A. Wlntcssncyef, Of tia city. wo IL
temporary stakeholder, tho final deposit OF $3.50 to ho
niain Monday night next, when n final stakeholder
will 10 chosen. Tho match 10 taxa rlaco nex rucsuay
evening, ApFi 2s 1878, tho winynr 10 Hko tic entire
net receipts Of the door tie rdferen 10 10 cotc on
mo night Of tho match, and hta decisions to 10 t,n
On otor party falling 10 comply with the above at-
cles. al moreya now htaksd will bo forfeited.
AhpHR CHn1HToL.
w lfEYunrEH.
II Ia not known Ae yot what place oan to hal
for tho match, but 1t will bo tho New Chicago
Theatra II tint cnn DO soournd
cOnuHN w. nAUEh.
Tbs St. Louis paparf aro wording up a consfd-
crab!o excitement over contemplated match be-
twcon Coburn, tho prizo-hghter, and Bauer, tho
GRECO Roman wEastler. conditioned TINT either
party Bhall be allowed to use hia logs a. ho
nlcR6pa.
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thur Mitchell Was In waiting to perform tho

thur Mitchell Was in waiting to perform tht
ceremony.
Tho bride was s.tired in white geoa-e grain silk
trimmed With apanish brocado, garniahcd With
point laco, and enoM.balle with foliage grange
blossoms with the traditional veil Of illusion
antl elegant diamond lowolry.
Yhe lT1,a'emsid' #, aIasa1 slss Alec Emmons s1 O.
tar'asan; With whito ai!k coraago vast.
trimmed With bluo fIca OF tue valoy' snd pearl
towesrS;
Mra. Aezln hetehse9r. mother Of tie bride
and NATURAL flowers. .,
htr. L. @. Lancaster, brothcr Of tl!e brihc.
acted as groonlsn'an and Me'sFa. Ed Faln'ot
anu ChArios lim.nons ~ ushefs.
Immediately r. tlo conclusion a os H. ni'o e eorvee'
tho company dcscended ioso ttlo dlhtnc-foom,
vhero tho customary rnpass Vaa spFoaa. Ihe
reception from to O'Clock vas attended, by a
large numbor Of
NYlI1p uoESRS
inc!ndtng ION allu AHA !; Z. stnlto. Mf.
mud Mrs. MH. u. sto.io' Ju1Eo wallace, MisH
stlEEman, ar. 9ho -, ants. lsooett hicChbet
W. anu airs. H. W. tsons' Mf. eou hlFa:
alorf'ea l., si5. anu hlfs. q; ". oTeen; Mf. ant!
's + T. Il, oe; @ ~: @ ny W.T., ITS; a.; hooa; Oh; anu
Mfs. a; ~. Aqeu, al1ns nos!e s'n, Mlaa A!ieo
stone is M.s: n.s@se nlangs al'se Iona Anaef-
To i nl'ss srEa. Emma uopson, M'ss hoiiGv 3ohn =
Dahag. G!,, nl.ss Mattlo sto"o, Mf. af,1 MIS-. Ed
M essrs j. " hoot f. T. sunva W. " B
G9opor' Fred utobs' George aibas' Charles
4AGs's: ILL.,,
ano ascn,t,e "aH spent III annrlne Hahu ooing
ptesont 70 ulncotrso tao newest 'lt'stc. Many
eiapofato lol!ots vefe aisplnycd ~ eho ladies.
N1sons H;so sno m9Io noI'ceaoo Meto the tolloWng
.ts Etntnn A., iionhon, ol1n sl!K osoreksff. tF'n"
aisu "'tu M ..HGs vi tu4 sney' ninEtco nllSot low-
cnt ors' 4T7 iannrr plasK ssa aha vol
W. cutht Jo"onyi DTS. Aloxahaef Agnew,
Wta.o sil 1a5a.an same trimming, golu 1o"G!fy
aa,ts !.in9 .ai hsneas'e1; "hlse inslatan' bl!,o
sa.ia "a's. ,., Ais thasaGs stlilmah' whto
iaonrv ooT M' ,ro "i5n aiI,, siH %aies mrs
.,S !le;itS l.eea' nluo st!k' elaoofntcly sfimmea
, 1876-04-20
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

The trial of Andrews for receiving stolen
goods, wsa passed. In tho Criminal Court ycstcr-
day until to-day.
Tho County Collector waa yestardav epRagod
in signing warrants for the collection Of de-
linquent personal tax. Dolinqucn,s can expect
but little mercy.
The LonoEgau-btoroy libel suit will bo called
In tho Criminal Court this morning, and . NO.
tioo to dlamsbs will bo made 10 which there will
bo no objection.
James Forrcat, ono Of the Eopeatczs at the
election iu the ThIrd Prociuct OF tho TontA
Ward, WAS yehterday placol In Iatl, Tho wit.
1lcsHas against him will 50 before the draad Jury
to-day.
Kcck, thu butcher. who gaye up quantity Of
hama few days ago to satlfy his Personal tax
o., yesterday redeemed tho ssme. The County
Collector has got tn storo some butter, eggs,
otc,, taken from other deiiuquenta.
III. Sto,eY, Fosoman OF tho Grand JURY, has
takop up the gauntlet thrown as hIa soat q far
days ago by = boaatiug mou,bor Of tho County
Board, BY yesterday causing subppnas to bo H.
day IN rcfeFnlce TO the rotations betWeen q. +.
Pe1iolat and the County board. 1t Ia eall that
he ia IN Possession Of home startling facts all Of
which haVo como from HIuealeta. Some rich
Developments Arc anticipated.
Tho Grand Jusy vas at work again YESTERDAY.
4ka uE6t Uadllpaa Hhd luG [BtuFl OF kWUutystWo
indictments, among which we1o soyorAt for ro-
peRt.nK At tue town election. Tue investigation
into houth Town af1aira was completed iator In
tllo day, 40 bills having been found. 1t is prob.
able, however, that tho jury will rapport to tue
Court IN tue case, simply condemning tho out
sssos. einco it has bean unaLo to iaston tho
guilt upon any particular individual.
~ = meeting Of tho Joint COMMITTEES On Pub,
lilo buildings aud Public Service yo4tosday Aftor-
NOON, II waa ordered tha& Farmer Harms apponr
before them to-dsy aud show why he has not
made mora rapid psogreas In preparing tho
foundation for tho new Gourt-IlonHo. Several
weeks ago he sa2ie curtain promiAca which As
has skiIad 10 fulfil, Aud tie Committee eto
led to believe that untens he tH stl1se4 up tho
erection OF the coust-liuu Will bs postponed
iudeau!telJ. llo vii! bo accordingly stirred np
to-day.
Tho feeling over The result Of tho election
ye4terday among tie officials MAS euYthluY but
CHEERFUL. slo1iK Aguew regarded tho setback
1eenlHed W tho bu1ntnoss ~ setJ aeEous. Whit
over hopea be may have entertained Ut rc.eec-
slon Are noW onllsety dispeItel but tnors Was
siul another slasa ~ gtaat, namely tho s,n-
Ployes OF tho County Casrks Office, who had
bssa required 70 contribute Is apieca Tor the
sseoess ei ths Dsnoafst1o ticket, and ~
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"Jako" .Langacllcr's tickots to tho rrlvaso
houaos OF tho strootcleaners, fcqucntinR &hou1
to 1oss Accordingly.
CITIZEN VINO KNOWS IT.
The CIIY.HALL..

An,eetEpg Of tho Council is called for this
ovonIng.
Wasor ronts yesterday voro s2A27, and 70.
ccirta from the City Collector, el.3oo.
Tho City Collector took In nhont 5000 yoasor.
day, $3.50 Of which WAS from tho liconee dopag +
mont,
Tho Board OF rub!ic Works yesterday issued
an estttnate Of 80. 1866 to Cox BROS. for work
OH tho uluo laland aysnuo yaduct.
City Atsornev.oloct Tnthi!l has gono 10 Spring.
fold. ILL.,. 70 visit. and to rost from tho lahora Of
tho campaign that has 10 successfully cloaod.
Tho plan Of paying interest Oh taken Becnls to
meot With ganornl acceptance, aud many are
taking Advantage Of II to save bo It avon little.
Tho City C1ork received tho bnltot.boxcs and
thoir contonts yesterday. Tho ballots weto DO
posted in tho vaults. Al excopt fourteen boxos
have boon roturnod.
Commissioner J. X. Thompson, Of tho Donr.l
Of Public Works, han recovernd from hia recont
ttroiy we'll, made his appearance at tho C.ty-uatl
yesterday.
Tho cisy'a omploycs aro an1ioualy awaiting tho
decision on tito loHali:t Of city certificates. 40
thcy think TINT a favorable lecigou would In
suro thom apoody payment Of tle!r salaries.
now nonrly threo mouths bohtnd.
All tho "hoavy" work on tho West-sIlo pump
ing;ToE:a waa tlnishcd Yesterday when tho Inst
wofkiog-boam was set up. Tho finer work On
the onglncs md buildings will probably be I'm
ts!led about the middle Of Juno.
Tho City AInrnhal thinks that tho general good
management and conduct OF tho policG force
during the election should hnvn public nc-
knewlodGmnnt. Since no has yot to loar sin.
gle complaint md has hnar1l many compliments
for tlso good oppoarailco md olliciont work OF
tho forcc. ho tt,inkB tho appreciation should bo
as public - tho 1nto consureg.
, 1876-04-20
SPORTING.
BASE BALL.
THE ClIICAGOS.

Tho White Stockings will opon tho Reason In
CAicago by games this and Saturday afternoon
with plckod niue Of aB great strength aa Gun bo
nlade rr. 1naamuch aB those games vii! be tho
flsHt opportunities to SEQ tho nino for 1876
together and in play. q largo attendance will ur-
douotealy DO present; Tho nsno leaves for
Loulayillc Monday noxt md will play in tho
CUTTINGS.
An curly engagement OF Mcbride and Malone
by the Athletic Ciub Is extremely robab!p.-tp
fact is confidently expected ia Philadelphia.
Bridgeport, Conn.,, has May1o9er b. .. q.
ios. aud II thoso good old Puritan fathers vino
uickedness the!r descendants have come TO- tley
would turn over in their graves. blaytlower
Baseball Club Ii mild form u blasphe1ny.
The Cincinnati Commercial OF April 0 SAYS
TINT tho Star Club. OF Coviugton, never lost a
Ratno with kentucky club until the exhibition
tho Ludlowh by throwing it. for which 10 was
expelled. Dlong wont to join McGeary In tho
st. Louis nine.
Al ROACH has rcagnod tho position of Man.
agcr Of tho Athletic Cno. Of Philadelphia, ard
Al Wright has been elected in hiB stead. At u
meoting Of tho Athletics hold in tho carly part
Of last week, tho question as to whether SORES
or gamos ellould TO arranged with tho Phtla-
do 1ph'na caalo up and cronted n stormy discus
sion. It wn8 dccdel, lowovor, 70 not partici-
pAto Ill my EaIuc WlLu taat cluD-
Following III calendar Of Eastern gatuca boz
twcen professionals III for ns already arranged |.
April a, Hartford vs, Boston, at Uontou.
April H. Boston Now uavor, At Now London.
April a. noston vs. Now Haven, at Springfield,
April II. nostou vi. New flayon, nt Providence,
Apr! ~ boston "a. Now Haven, at Fall River.
alay 6, Hartford ". Atllot,o, d rhnatlephia.
May y, Hartford Va. Athletic, ii Philadelphia, .
May n, uost9n Va. Athletic, st PHILADELPHIA
May 81, Boston Va. Athletic at rhaslciDhaa.
May 20. Athletic w. Uoston, ut Nostou.
hlay 30, Hartford W. MNtua1, at Brooklyn.
Tho Boston Adcortiser, ono OF tho faiscss
papor. In tho East, and as uoll posted as any on
bal! matters, Las tlo following paragraph in
connection With Its report Of tho Boston Clubs
lrst match OF tho seAaon:
Though BY no Ineana experimental nine, there +
yet great deal Of uncertainty about H. Dorden ia not
bPaldlnK and yet he IL o pitcher, with good judy
lncut neTye, aud eudut1uce As d h4sTuaa ho Ia
above tho average, aud he il hst olass baBe-fuuucr
ht point hs il superior to Spatdine. Nor IL Nc.
tstnley oual TO White hut he has intelligence ouck-
ness, and good physiquo nnd thern Ia certainly uoh-
inn 10 preyent hls taking high Eank III tmttin1 aud
running he hna alHaya stood well. Murnan Ia thor
onRlly at homo a hs Ease, and he Ia very lively In
that position. There Ia mood 10 add Inoro than
word, md that about Whitney aud Pnrka. Tho for
MGR 81 now to tho professional ground but bia amateur
record i fuo Farks Ia good fielder and. besides
has 1!al considerable experience h change pitcher
The whole nne ccrt1inIy fran Which to hopc for
mitch, and, whatever thcls record may 10 nu1s a II
cannot be other han an honorable ono.
, 1876-04-20

TIE EMPEROR MAKEs 4 FLYING y1slr,
Along tho line OF the Baltimore Il OHIO Road
WAS thoroughly understood that tie En,poror
VS. coming. People woro up botlnscs, anu the
title ssAtious we're we'll crowded III hour bcfore
.he train Was due. Ths orator OF every town
sps On his clean shirt and cleared his throat,
Hho could toll but what tho Emperor NIGH.
.Eep out upon the platform to stretch tho
Imperial legs? What moro natural than
hat the velkin should ring with burat
il eloquent Welcome? b1ay bo curiosity
,nte1ed largely into tue reasous. for oarly-sisng
Rotent&.ea arc scarce. The natural King. with
Es fist full Of ballots and his name registered
b four diHerout warda, sinks iato utter insignil-
rnoo beside the man elected by birth to s!,s
bghees Office In the nation 10 when lire En-
Xro1, full Of health ss,d bloom, albeit nover
hard Of before and not altogether perfect in tho
fcA lingo, flashes scloss tho country, It Ia not
subecomlug, pefbApA, thst be nhoult be stared
vt Of couuteuapce and cbeeted Ut till Le Ia
leaf.
soC1H CHICAGO
b comfortably and Alrllv situated In tho middle
Y vsst praitis. Ut late, Usvine Providence
sas seen 1T 70 half subrner8e It IN water. South
rhicaRo being % tbs lima Of tho baltimore l.
phio ltoad, tho trains stop thete and tue Com
lauy have erected , Rtation. A i1ttls south OF
iaIns conc around that curve rapidly
u not Impossible for them to lump
be tack aud run into tbs station.
10 tho end that the station shall NOT
t1ove an iuauperAble ob4tacla 70 tho tram it IL
(ud Gus On = dl1ninatiso plan, something attor
tho style Of drJ-goods box set up On one epd
Ii in like the 6outheEner whose coat was 10 tlp
10 couldn't pay tho tailor. feet ons way snd )
bet the othbr. But the station xas forgotten
ieeterdsY morning. "a the SOLID meu Of ths town
pkssed themselves IN front OF it. There had
paeo nothing said to indicRte that tue Emperor
Wonid not stay over in Bouth Chicago for =
week. He must bs Ieceiyed. aud Tho solid 1uun
aefe nero~
Tns s1sln VA dus At 7:22. hut it wss aftsr $50
n 1t dAshsd around tho curve. A TRIBUNE Zo-
porter mounted the back platform Of tho "bie-
Lopoliian ~ the trAn drew up. Tho door Ut
tbs car waa unlocked, and the reporter stopped
IN. Hs xas wslcomsd BY Dr.. Uonnlng, Hecse-
tazy 10 tbs Rmpesos. uis Msjessy Occupied
seat 10 tho middle OF tho eastern sids Of ths car.
And VIZ riding bacxNAlda. The reporter rAiaea
hz hat. and ths Emperor bowed gr1vely.
''1hat d ths EmpsEos." said tbs reporter to
uls Doctor.
Ths.s IL no Emperor here." ss!d tho Doctor
od.nAtufed1y. "Th1t Ia dom Pedro 10 10 :
psssAta keo ousEuA0. not Iii Emperor now"
His MAJxs1Y
Looked up md smiled pleasantly. III seemed 10
Ale ths tdas. To bin II vks : stupsndous joke.
Wis oeangsag nf hA spo&s and throwing on roy
Sly. = baeo1s u ~ l tss kszd Ec1ty MI.
, 1876-04-20


70 shs Edifor " 1hs Chicago 711bunt:
CM1cAao, April 19.-Tho lady who has lasoly
boon noticed In your paper as tho giyer Of the
Cozzous Hotel ut Wost Point to servo as o con-
valcscont ward to tho New York hospitals, ia
Mira William H. Osborn. vol known and loved
III Chicago. having been resident bore about
egh.een years ago. Hhe Is one of tloso who
"Do good BY stealth, and blush to find It fan,o,
and hto1ld regret to DO tho one 10 cali that
hns been published aud her gift discussed in tlo
New York Ere7'ing Post 1t seems un1iecossary to
pretend 10 my furshor secrecy about 1t.
Now, as to another matter In tho Posts atti-
ccs On the subject. That paper cri.iclses tho
gift with apparent seriousness, OH tho ground
that, howevor noble tho inst.tutlon tho result IL
scgretnblo because the location aud Wow arc too
precious 70 tho uell to be properly bcatowe on
the sick. The Post observes that wo do not
make tho tluost hot-houBe fruita into plcB, or
harness tho high-mettled raccr to cart. Now
1t required second roadng OF thta extraordinary
liuo Of remark to convince myself that apY sauo
and serious MAD could sanely and seriously haro
assumed IT, The idea is Hilnply preposterous
that points Of Wow can bo 60 scarce On the IIud.
son or elseHhoro, that tho conBecrston
to holy charity Of this or any other
10 acro4 can seriously hare decreased tho
supply. Forty rods away. no5th, south,
there must bo oshor Bltes having tho sama iteti-
ttcal beauty. dir Rnd siew. All along tho IIud-
son, from tho Palisades to the CatAklI1s, tAe1o
must be pIaccs for thounlnds OF villas, wf,oza
and nnatf-nine for thetz own pleasure, III IN the
rulc, aud tho thousandth fof the pleasure OF
others, as In this lovely exception,
And II It were the ouly perfect spot IL 1t be
neaa, vino dates to say thas Il is not, on tuat
very account, now devoted to itB most appro-
priaso Use ? BcaatA and saya.oa kill their sick
and wounded; the difference from that
, 1876-04-20


MAltTIN-Aprl 10 1t 195 alain street, John, sou Of
Nicholas anil Dulta Martin.
Funosal Thursday 1t ~ n Carriages 10 Hose Hill.
l1AiaoN-April -, al o'clock q. H., Mls. MinuIe
Christine Hanson, thu wife Of John IIalison.
Tho fnuora Will take placo fron Alr. iIauson1 resi-
dclce. No. III gedgwck street at O'Clock this alter
Aoo'l. Bho will DO buried Al 0racotand Cemetery.
NUnF1iY-April la nt her sons residence, 32t 3.
May street. Juiia Murphy, agca Is years.
WHlTTIEH-hpfil TO- In 1losnn, Of diphtherla, ,Ney.
norun l. Whittier, vito OF James 4. L. Whittier aged
% years.
MAssEY--Arrtl IS. At Dlue Island, Ills, Of con-
sumption. EMOine vito OF Hart MAasey, aged 1 yrs,
Funeral At their houBe to-day At p. nj.
Wstertown, n. Y. xni JsckBoayte, Illinois, papofa
pcaFo cory.
, 1876-04-20
THE TURF.
NEN3YA1tKNT MANDTf,A'

LONDON, April 10.-The Newmarket handicap
raco to.lay Tas wou by the Aztenis colt promles,
Mai second, llascal third
Thero Wero this yoar twonty-six subscribers,
Including Mr.. 2an!ord'a American horae Mate,
agoa, by Australian out Of aattio Gross, with
142 pounds tho top-weight. Tho following tahlo
shows Tho winners. hgea, Weights, number Of
starters, and EidcrH since its institution:
, 1876-04-20

TIE NEW ORLEANS RACES.
New ORLEANS. La., April l9.-As tho I.outsi.
auA Jockey Club spccA third day, tho ueathor
WAS clear and pleasant. attendance good, AID tho
track 10 excellent condition
Tho tirs. Eaco, u mllos. all ages, purso, 1850,
was Wou ~ Harry Hill. EDlleter SECOND. Vor-
dkEiB third, boating Osseo, Neuburn aud Tom
O'Neal. Time. 1:o9. Harry Hill won by half !
hoaa. Eulister second. laAaing VerdlKris half q
neck. It wns closo sud exciting rAcs. aud In
tic pools on tho trnck NewbuGn aotd II eg5.
OAaeo. $50 l:nllntor, E46. Vordlgzis. 10, Harry
Hill, $50, Tom O'Neal a.
lilo second race, ntes, Rll ages, purse eG00.
was won oAai!y by Sam HA1por, boating liusy
i'eo and Falmouth Iu tho satue ortlos. Titnc.
6i3k. For tho pool on tho track fJAtu fIarror
sold =. $l40, tho tluld busy Boo. and Falmouth,
e3l.
The third race, milu Loats, ali AGES. purse
S4U0, resulted ~ f0l!oMa,
feas Atoahax.. .-.n..,...........,.....2 4
Ti,ne--l:tsN; l:43x.
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old u eldo; rus. llrodna1, s100; MoIla u,
oil. Hutchinson wAa au ohsy W!nue5.
WRESTLING.
cuH1hTUL W, uEfu8rKR.
Bons days ago Andre Chrisiol, the wall-knovn
Fzench wzsat!ss, ehslsDged everybody TO =
, 1876-04-20

arc sure drawback personal appearance and per
sonal comfort. Therefore, keep thom in good repair
With that established hntIoto for all diseases that
aoit them, fragrant gokodont.
, 1876-04-20

70 ths Eafe, Al TA< Cnsea2o IrIoan:
Cu1cAGo April 19-1hs election Of the cor
fupt Alderman ''Jako Longaeher IL duo to tho
tn1n-coat and corrupt Rtreet Coommlsstonss
i, AQsQa lmh9f, Of lhs Hl1tesu.n Ward, Who saas