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COLLINS
yOLTAIC
PLASTERS.

For Local Pains, Lameness, Soreness, Weak
ness, Numbness and inflammation of the Lungs,
Liver Kidneys, Spleen, Bowels, Bladder, Heart
and Muscles, are equal TO an army CT doctors
and acres OF plants and shrubs.
Price 25 cents. Sold by all druggists. Mailed
on receipt OF price. % cents for one. $1.25 for
six, or s.. rs for twelve, carefully wrapped and
warranted, by WEEKS & POTTER, proprietor
Boston. Mass. auglId&wlm
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ONCE In south ond OF passenger depot, on
Merchants Row. Open on sunday FROM 800 to
TO- 90 q. M, and 500 to 600 p. M, and from 900
D. M, open night and day throughout the
eupp
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VERMONT LIFE INSURANCE COM
This prudently managed Home Company. ia
fav0rito with Business Men OF Vermont.
James r. Hosmer, Presidents W. l. Gilbert,
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Continued on Fourth page.
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COLLINS -
vOLTA|C
P|asterS

A N Electro. Galvanic Battery, combined with
IA the celebrated Medicated Porous Plaster,
forming the grandest curative agent in the
world OF medicine, and utterly SURPRISING all
other PlaSterS heretofore in use. They accom-
plish more In one week than the old Plaster5 In
a whole wear They dc not pall,ate, they cure.
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MedtfaI.
Remarkable Letter
FROM A GENTLEMAN KNOWN AND HON
0RED FROM THE ATLANTIC TO
THE PACIFIC.

Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER, Wholesale Drug
gists, Boston, Mass: Gentlemen--1 have Tor
months felt 1t a duty that owed to suffering
humanity to write you, stating the great Dene-
fit have derived from the use OF SANFORD
RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH. For more than
20 years | have been afflicted with this very
troublesome complaint. 1 have tried all the
remedies that could find, but without mate
rial or permanent benefit Last fall the dls-
ease had arrived at that state that must nave
relief or die. The entire membranous system
had become so inlamed, and the stomach so
disordered, that 1t was a doubtful matter
whether could go to the Pacific coast, or IL |
did go whether should live to come back OF
not. / saw an advertisement OF this medicine,
AMI although being very incredulous about
specifics or nostrums OF any kind, yet In sheer
desperation tried this, and at once was bene'
fitted by 1t. The changes OF climate, chronic
disease OF the liver, and my age-0ver IO-may
prevent my entire restoration, but the bene1t
derive from Its daily use is TO me invaluable,
and l am hoping to be completely cured, and
at last arrive at a respectable old age.
II this statement or my case can be of any
service to those afflicted as / have been, ana
enable you to bring this remedy into more gen
eral use, especially on the Pacific coast twhere
II Is much needea). my object In writing this
note will be attained Very truly yours.
HENRY WELLS. of Wells. Fargo CO..
Aurora, N. Y, June, 1916.
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A Y E RS SA X RILL A
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This compound OF
the vegetable altera-
tiyes, Sarsaparilla,
Dock, Stillingia and
Mandrake with the
Iodides OF Potassium
and Iron makes a
most eHectual cure OF
q series OF complaints
which are very preya-
lent and aniicting. IL
puriiles the blood,
purges out the lurk-
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BRANDON GRADED SCHOOL.

D
The fall term OF this school will commence
on Monday, the 4th of September, under the
charge Of j. S. Cilly, principal, assisted by
facilities for instruction will be afforded IN all
the departments OF study, and special atten-
tlon VIII be given those preparing to teach.
students from abroad are cordially invited
to attend Good opportunities for board and
rooms Per order OF committee.
Brandon, Aug. 81. 1876. aug23dl 2d&w2w
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Ths 8utlamd Daily Globe


WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1876.
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TT Is with the greatest pleasure that we pre-
l. sent to the public this hearty endorsement
Of SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH, by
Henry Wells, esq, Of Wells, Fargo g. Co.'S ex-
press. The position this gentleman has for so
many years occupied in our business world,
and especially In connection with the develop
ment OF that golden country, the Pacific coast,
has made his name known and respected
throughout the land. His earnest desire that
those who know him, and are sufferers from
this disease may be induced to use 1t, we trust
may be gratined. Those who do not know him
(and they are few) must now be convinced OF
the great value OF this remedy. 1t Is beyond
all question the most successful ever com
pounded for the treatment OF Catarrh. 1t is
prescribed by our best physicians. 1t is recon-
mcnded by our leading apothecarles, and testl
monials from all parts OF the United states
attest The esteem in which 1t Is held by the
thousands who have been enabled by It's use 10
escape the frightful consequences that follow
total neglect Of this prevalent disease.
CtANFORDS RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH
y is safe, certain and permanent cure for
Catarrh Of every form, and is the most perfect
remedy ever devised. 1t is purely vegetable
distllation and is applied locally by lnsulha-
ton, and constltutlonally by Internal admins
tration. Locally applied relief Is instantane.
GUS. 1t soothes, heals and cleanseS the nasal
passages OF every feeling OF heaviness. OBJ
ally administered 1t renovates the blood, purl-
fies 1t of the acid poison with which 1t Is always
charged in Catarrh, stimulates the stomach.
liver and blood, and permits the formation OF
sound, healthy tissues, and finally obtains
complete control over the disease. The re mark
able curative powers, when all other remedies
utterly fail, OF Sanford's Radical Cure, are at
tested by thousands who gratefully recon-
mend 1t to fellow.sufferers. NO statement is
made regarding 1t that cannot be substantiated
by the most respectable and reliable refer
enceS.
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's I'M
proved Inhaling Tube, and full directions for
its use in all cases Price 81 90. For sale by all
wholesale and retail druggists throughout the
United States. WEEKS POTTER. general
agents and wholesale druggists, Boston, Mass
, 1876-06-21

Joseph Wcndcx tB locked up al the Arnory
chsrtel with strnllng gold watch and chain from
August l!rbsku, Of No, ,a7 Clark strcct. The
property IL valued ut S55 only.
scrst Uysno last evening pounccd down uron
den dt colorcd gamblers At No. 1Ob Clark sirect
The kctper and seven Of the inmates were cap.
tnrcd. ami admitted to bail until to.iay.
Jnhn stnbcnllaucE. Of DunlcitL, was tried res.
tcFtlay bcio1u Judge Diudgct ona charge of Do.
ffaaasnK the scsenus BY not paying tho tax un
cgaFs manufactured by him, aud WAS discharged.
The case of JaIncs Shiny, charged With stealing
aonsu conta fran Elizabeth Smith, can,e I'LL beteru
JussiCa 5unrerhrld yester,!ny, and tho defendant
wRs discharged, the prosecuting wit,lrsa not 8p.
peasnX.
JnK!e Howard AMI EIn.na GhsiNer, Inmates Of q
"ltilcr" aYenGS luuse OF ILL., fuH.e were yesterday
held by Jnhttcu bnlnncsIell In 500 bull tu tLu
Criminal Court for rubbing a Granger named Gar
rett atout, fsoiu Hlackha~k Cuuusy, Viz, uf
3ll0.
SONS tncendlary last night bored two holes In
the The rear Vt Kaspcr sehaiInst's saloon At No.
u. Clark street. and aftcr pnuEng In soms kero.
to ignite tile wood work, however, and were sastlY
extingutsled by sse proprietor, Who WA asirep II
lls t!Ils in the saloon.
Richard Allen, who was captured some limo ago
with suhe property IN AIa possession thai waa not
thuagli III bconE ~ sl[n1, hut whu discharged
becauss Of 1ack Ut evidence sufficient to Convict,
was again tecaptuFel yesterday By Detective
Scott. MI. Will!am MRnterre. Of Ut Washington
street, y tho claimant of tho property, which cou-
ttsts entirely Of Office fx:uEest
Sarah Willi,1ns. u luw whiIa reading In negro
, 1876-06-21
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, JUNE q, 1876.

every night Here, and In sucl. places, thtesca In
groups Q! three with their kids meet, mil arrange
to ealiy forth In eeatch Of prog and return 10
port progscrs. All our murders arc t,aerahlc 10
tssh plnes. excepting pethsps one IN twenty.
sunday night Int, thnl lot vi men. hoy4, and
girls met 10 tlanca hosc rouud fanccs 80 sr*tsuc.
tive tn morals aud health, and which diyfuea
80 much condemn. Andrew llcl,crmntt. aecnnd
rnnn7cst of Tho four sons OF Mlrhact Mr.
Dcrmptt. CITY Surveyor. danccs! with certain RFl
hnre rounds than Peter FlahortY. n fh1hcr Of two
III" efnwa. composed Of T"nns, lm'clics. and
Attel the part Of \ proft s<tona! Eoager and In
quick timH gon1td ont nhs Of MtDesMntf'a eyes
aud had operated on the oihes huost aneccssfMI1y
When CG, Shehan ran .hs r'sk "f los:ns ny s5ss IN
in pFrchrton. can!!ttion It 81. i.nses Hospital
under the care ut ~. .Tnrcs. This Flal!crty ts
well known se professional tonEes At the Twenty.
eeconl Sttct1 StatioH where he WAS arrested fnt
operating. on TWO men laat winter. McI}rrmutt
does not titna. nc~es had GnnrEal with my one
snc:al hstite. very temlcr-hcnstst, md truly
benevolent. md always pcsccn,aker: hnt The
1ore Of having = dance. made him forget thg, old
scrittnraI alyicc, With tho holy yuu will be
made holy; hut with tho wicked you will be per:
vrrtua.' Thc tfnlc must rnrle WHEN uaFtnis Will
opened for their .icnoraz must be cloAcd ut
IL OF i m III callaun and clscwhcsc yoas~ tsuly,
NJ. McDEnMurT.
r. s.-Slncc writing il,e above have called Mt
she t:tty Clerks ot,tce Md found that William
David Ia: no fIecnsr II there ia many more snch
rnlice ur cu~tshlcs in c,rry block to rally At etycn
signal for tho suppression of lawlee.nest. Tic
people begin 10 want Mote protection. and lcse
politics. 81. McD.
, 1876-06-21

1odsc, Of whirh hr wns nucc mcmber.
THE APPOINTMENT or coMMsTTEEs
w hnnrotf"rnf~,1. n,%tf1'n D. Mnttoon. Ohio; II. pay,
Eo.k. MrE.
Iy"q,n'nnx-T. L. naslow. J. X. Atwood, John
Finaarr-C n. Remington. Thomns l1odge, c.
AontinofionseThe Rev. i" N. stra.sou, II. II.
GfurS". tsnhc Preston.
Iii thc absence pf thc Pfesldent,
THE nEy. Nr,. CO1lswELf.
made The opening addFcss, aud stated that during
the year 1:!. men had renouncel Masonry. hnd hH
was prontf to ttaMd ny an hn,nhEs member
assinst secret W .ocs:tle. ts then ssyt slomng sn
in ~ al s sS"
now find mt what VI. hidden behind .Frcemason::
r. ne gsys hisnsz!f cnn.dersbls srsass for mora!
s"9s:a q .t, 81 tho ,s.t s9
lives in their handr and ever, chrl.tian WAS n'or.
ally conpsll,s o ,npno.t them. Il. PLEADED fos
tlcE l!scs IN jeopardy, They iad undertaken no
small husinens m trying 10 w,'rk nrast this evll.
They ha! rcrsonal tscrGec' to Take IN ti' nntter;
toE prayer fo1 money Thsy had to work IN order
pray, an'l thas IN. nhh' the Association was trying
tn 10, and 1t was following tlH prcccpts uf Christi
MR. K0SAYNE
then announced that candidate wnnll bc initiated
il; e,eniMs IN tho rss :gscc q Ma.on1y. IT ::o
Ee,rtoc l.nlge. and that the tublin,s IT third de-
gree would bc conferred friday evening.
PRESIDENT GEORGE,
q! Geneva C01rce. vas thtn introduced. and tnatlc
Il" ndrcts. IN which he held that they hail nm pei.
snnal dHarrels with any members NJ secret htdiet
ossa @ sss ew sasc w1s "h Ss s os. S
a. thesc soc!ste.' they. haa no fgnt ,,,o 10
1fr1o % u ,o sere it, n" m wa' ihst "qcf"i, as
lnsed hrst Christ. amt next tue Church,
9ts!"s nl sT5s: M @ fSSs,, ,, FH Gstt n s sa
1!r rcnd thu frI Of prayer at Masonic Funerals 70
shns h,t .tIst ". rfpo,e!y sn'ltet s h. h i; iie
% tion psr ,' lit "us t;od w"nld onsy answer prayer
In tile ,lan,c Of lila own Sun. in SONG Lodge. the
nan1r Of t's:st might be used. but 1t was .lsneon.
forced to suck ia level. tuaoulc pnrlty and hull
ness !a.i been -et abovc t!ut 81 clrtt.
ts mayt WIZ pss 1sGa e e h'Op "t
haA set aslalu all thu atonement and benevolent
work M don, aone It Cn,saTy tIs a5s,,sa, ths. Mato5y
i md hrncvoleuee rus in its place. iloheli tIat
Nlnso,,ry Sas II Thc!.n,;. lIkh that ot .tews, Mo-
tr, Gammcdams, ar my believer IN tic4 without a.
body. The sprnker etnte.l thht Mat0nry wns an1y
nsvo'cnce; 'ist" nothing n., drAwlng on'y h!s
that Masans were cpnlllelIel 10 protect
os A2"f IL be y tot Ssnsc s{.s s EYER oo1 Il
limited to Masonic wives, matI.crs, an si.trtx.
ttsunknrd could he .inson II lle con1tl unity keep
the tcc:cts, iic wnnt tcred l.oX ministers nnd
ChriAtfAns could thus bp deceived writing Christ
up Will. nnc hand nm down with il1c other. Prrsi
dent Ncu7.u's ntt.ress "ns u.ncllrd for as being
srHc ~ tAe fies ar coEsswcH. who rafi that tho
nfc nf tas name of toa IN the losigs wua contrary
IT, Masonic law, yet l,c had prayed through Chti-t
wtIr he WIS Chaplain Of lmlsc. and no ono dtH-
'rhctl him. bcca,lfe they knew his THE spcakcr'E)
character.
The Cn,nEnlttcc on Programme then reported an
orer If l,utnc.t f"r the .e.rlnD. after which the
meeting ad1 d1ouruci. TIL this ,nasning at oclock.
, 1876-06-21
MEETING OF TIE CREDITORS.

A nnmlcr IF the crclttnr, 0f thr late Martin q,
Walker met at tic utltcc nf Mr.. Cate corncr Mn,f.
Fun and 14aSa1 II streets, yesterday. 1hprr ha8
brrIs Feeling af ttsnay amnng litc crcaifbrs for
sns,c time, mt ut nj! nllayel hy the attorneys bills
which hasu l,een collected from the estutr, which
has .,cser raid much OF anything tHc, Litigation
and intestine Gahts havo eaten we'll into the anil.
able t,t,ds. and the ctrinrs have at ast deemed 1t
necessary to take some nct!on In thet own pr0tcC-
tfun.
slr. Cute called The meeting 70 order, and nade
IN informal statement of the object which was 10
prevent tie sqHnndcrinE and wltsts Of the cstatc
ME. ". l.. barlow rald thousands Ut dollars had
been pn1d to lawyers 70 fnd out whetlc:! or NOT
thc VIII sonlI he admitted to probate lie was in
fnT1c II hfll lit cAAnceFy 10 compel tho payment
Mr. cato replied that ths bill had been defeated,
atr. I.nrlnw continued, saying That thg County
Cnart Ind hccn Induced 10 nlow lHrye amounts
from thu csiatc 10 LAWYERS, ud that, tho attorney
ST., p'~ " '"' '' ''''''eA
Mn wALKEn,
Of the heirs, fatl he had Intended to fnEntsl,
any information In his p,ssesTlon or any MID III hta
ths creditors, hv raid he ,onGht That ulaay of ta
Sona c s ks Ks s esu was ~!
: eeivta 81 II edo .: ns .Ss ns"1 sa sTSt fa Iw ss
!snSs syRs SsR';M H. fass ST. Sa SoS IN al s9s: s
09o; and This included Thy attorneys IN both slcs
rs as Gnsy oS sS' f Sn hs xes f ns ,s!s wS
tho Companies set up The defense Of nilsrcpreecn.
liquors.. 4 valuable piece OF pr"pcrty had been
rid under mortgage g[ven by tito dvceasc, to o,Io
14 i9sa " Ss s1 Ysyk Ys r N ,o + st s sHst i 4 s y
Small: There wcr. 81; no Of taxes on she prop.
i'!l I" ect asilIc sone Of trsc acts On thu ground
of conspiracy.
, 1876-06-21
INDIANS.
Gan. Tcrry's Expedition.

st. PAUL, Mlhn., June E.-Se%spapcr-corre-
spondonce received from Gen. Terry's camn at
thu nonth of pow.1cr River. ,1nnr 1e. rcpor,.
tho con,1,a,,, ,,1,".rs ,n nm, T., 1,,oJ ha',.t'
and Their animals IN better condition than when
they started from Fort Ltnroln. Gen. Terry Ut
rived at Powder River June 0, a,.d proceeded
hI'o ~ '''"vS wv" WV eo''l'al''c
y ca'9!5y, on Ine faI "Sst, Wl'Sre ~ met
Vel: u'ehohs commune. aibboh hau been tn
camp 1n t1e it5setnt1 lor Ten uAYs, surrounded
, 1876-06-21

7,n..- ....,,,.,. .,,,,. q, -, 1,,. r,,,
, 'e'..sh' s.''c1.'y WHY - '7'' 1h' ivy
Thu Cou,,n1ttcc on ro,tec Ia co,lca for II o,c,oc
nj. ss.i.. $40 40 - :. ~. =. w.,
'a'' notn'''s q. -oo h'" -o- a'a"l.ost etsce1 t"e
Committee Oil Markets Will meet Of ap. ILL., to'daY
,,n,o r.,,a, wi ~. , ,. .t,. A..
''lSe H"tteS ana als men expect 10 receive the
u'u".e a,'u. ''s ~ VI Heat .to..''' 4"eS WIN
ni !M"a" ~ eMu1ats tnn orpo!tiM.nity ID nMl anMn ;
hesosa! t., ans'lties' io'aaS @oo falton ttFeet VIII
~ condemned.
the JItY atursha and whca will nrohshiy Id tnIcn
br SUnL Hickey. arc pariIy rnycrrI Viii lnap,
ig the amount of tcsrttory embraced in ench
49,,
There VIII he meeting 81 the Council this attcf.
noon Mt a::'o O'clock. and there is good dent q
no mt6cr tss x,, n h. eoe ti ~ n'o N ~ n,
Of Insnur iuts ns Cun,ntro|icr. '' y" ''~ '0''A
There I; & being prepared by the Flre Dcpnifment
list ol al thu buildings in thu city, It VII! SHOW
tust how inai!y buildings arr on each lot, uf whai
bhtlt, ana "hat caGh structnte 70 used Tor. Ti!e
valuable for reference.
city, .Attornry Tutht1I baa nrenarcd snh r,ycn IN
thr thairn,u,, n lin 5rIt",yaI cnn,nittoa m ar
Jnance concerning rho Mn,onnt of mnnry niinwrd
ia tho llrIdcwcli uTIs0ncrs for nnch iny's wprk.
T'Ie ordinance ns.ces with MI TMtl!fla }hic oFln.
v .on on t9 f rnb5rG. y st. wsS wna that waa tha aout
John D. Murnhy. thc newly .anpntntr,1 Do[Ier.
Insrcctnr, Is anxious 10 brun It'd tiniira nf lila
nIlicc, I1o ycstyr,{ny tuuk tfe on;i, mi nrd his
tan:y aUout takiue nnesns.tn n thr % imnrn,rnt.
antt anparltny bcl6ngnr 10 tl,e uf}ce aid nww in
churpv uf the Ex.insucctor: nccorIfmriy he ol,.
VIM 10 thc efiect that he cot nj uirc Inv cnln to
lin r,tu. mil couid heIn III. ,n,t ,shich hn
, 1876-06-21
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

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n nont. of shc Ro,i and f;.n {1ate A,a,rIcan
- - n"""'' ~ W III. ~. .it, .I.,,t,,c
Sporfsmah'' OF He" a"'"'' !" A"' 1A''' "'Ae""'''
'ae e"''' eAoo''
eut.throas4 Monday might, not c. II. uhrtIs, ~
-. .t,tcd IN Tucsdny mornlnr'e Issue.
ecntIcmsn named John McAn1cy, residing on
Bouth rark avqnue, was seized with sudden illnfsa
nt die corner Of Madison md statc rtrccu yester.
tlay afternoon about . o'clock. 1lo WAS rc'noTed
~ n'e u''Ao - x..t =. H..
The Temperature 5estefuay. hs ouaeiFeM " W..
nAste, optician, 80 Msd!sun street tfRlnua's
nrtt,inpl. vss at Nm. NJ. 20 degrees; 10 4. nj,
1,,os, NJ -. ~, "a. w. M. a. I,n,om.
of' - III, I'd, ~ =. NJ, w. IN IN a.,
ctcf, \. III, -a.Sui ! y. E''' ~''o''
n.ccl,tr Mr., rho,nne Bnckley, Is NIT giving a
80, .r,a,.,,t ~ HI. -tewara.hlp. 1t IA claimed
that he hss saleent money o'' aaho 10 acc'a'o a"'
plhef dividend
sses r,n uyer md haiy hrokci, M. The lcft I'D
VIVA bTokcn beuw The knee, md Tho rirht severely
lHuted and cut his n?t.her in1nfy sho9En' se.
vere enough !" m mecofn'T f II. f,m}y ~ m ,"c
tnken 10 t ,!o'ne ~ ~ 'misi M ,r 81" iorst
sftcet' "ncfo "e was ''''e"''e" ~ ''
Asscstor Clark. Of tho Wcst Town: VII l,ayG h!s
Enua,lzntion meets Up 10 this time nhout u, 't't
returns far personal property have lNen made, mud
napdrtl In by Monday n,ornng thn saluaIon. nnhe
IN lie deputy Assrsturs w'l1 bc taken, and parties
taxed on tlcf,, There will thrt isg Ill schrc*..
A., ,,,, o.xo,u ,p,or, N,vor Calvin ,.ccn,ly
tried to appoint mcn,ber nt tin loarl nt l,hilc
Work. ii, the piAca ni Mt. prIntilyillc has t,crn
compounded BY thu public IL III, unpleasant cxtcnt
with another .in1.n 0Nc!l, who IL il connection nf
Aemcw's The MayoFe nrpo'n,ro /" tie n"ncr "f
plan,nu- mil. man of wealth. mt free froin
rntanglIng alliances with my local po'ftfctnn.
.,t arr r.tt,nt4 .< l., III. ,it, ..,,tnr-
az, .iat nn,ia -. - t,nrt ,"rcv ~ III. IYntr,x
Wny, "~%utat,'s :" - " e'u i ~ his ~ ,,.n,i ra,',,ts
Mnuse u us "ns I t,, ~" s. ~ i.rt T. ,,nt rct
IL I, u. & t T. "a .r1, IN r,,1c' ~ 3n
i;,' nMs' ".e 1 ~ VIZ ~ W. .v ~ IL - sr
lsa1. t ani's ~ .o ~ rho, y" 4. ~ /, t,n, ,r1,h ~
nnhis bonH ~ nm,rtyr. H. ,ha ,yhi.ky cnt,s, n,,i
tItrn br wffl net.
,,. c,,,,.,. T.,. ,~, eo. t,x,o,,,.,. x.,.
nj. 'ne;t ID ., NJ IT, ~ in"anw"T asa Nv II. :
1oEk - N 4Ger anxiety nFcr NV losr t't s k9'a.
hat.s1 ~ ff4San' '1. M1 s,t M ' noS ,sa ~
Age n Senssi nr, aA.R; syrh, t" ,I",,i I' ,s "sm
au WIN loas 'athrs; ~ e"mp,n,o. ,",aas ."f," ~ =
gm ohs o. y. hfs a e tv %a1 * I'LL "i'o aux ~ nfnr. u
nation ctnFhfhlflR LhE "aHteEtI WI! II" i"u4s tG-
, 1876-06-21

Tho Rev. r. J. Erdman will give nlble read,
Ing at tho Fonnd1lngs' ilonle M. 72 South Wood
street, tu.mottow ut . o'clock p. III.
There will ba music In thn South Park Saturday
afternoon from ! to q u'clock by Hans I,alatkaa
orchestra. Tht Commissioners have made nf.
runsr!AcntS 10 tnnku a!i Comfortable Th1 rartS
puetuha vii! be 90 attd, and axtru trains wifi to
run by tle Illinois CENTRAL l.aflroad Company.
grand shoottng tournament, tp b. participated
In BY tho *'crnck thnts " The various sporting
Park, an,l continue tbs rest 0f the week, un,ier the
management Of \. II. 1'Mtrti OF Chicago. Two
Thousand stx hundred do1ars, in addition 10 ths
given 10 the successful competitors.
, 1876-06-21

Two. tAEp n4tS--WHlfG, IL tl4lt1nNn, !.
Totai buses IN hlta-Chlcago, ID; Mutual, 10.
Naeca on erfoEs-Darncs, !; Anson, 1-Chlca-
i.sit on ha'cszwhito, !; ,An.on, 3; scyey, !;
wu5th, i; llaIinaa' :; craver, L; uicky, 2-aiu-
PASSED balls-1llcka, 1.
Wild Ptiches-Mni3ews. !.
Ting Ting u gsmsEI!wo y! svs!, hon!s M ARE aye minutes.
It lbs been uotcti that tic ground WIS entire
" too wet and slippery for 1lle play; ana, COIL
sllering this fact, tho game ,nusl rank a1nong
the best pluycd Of tlo ecason. A. missed foul
pffso the mfspiays chnrgabic to tIe ChtagoB,
anl their opponents nrc by no menus til bo
blamed for VIII play, though thcir errors nearly
fully npprcsiatel. MeVey excited sofiu nicTrI-
mcnt by slipping down wli9 gathering ball
from Starts bat, aud received wcll-morlfed up
pla,l;so ter his ae FesoySry and geod pay In
favored with harl.hit liners, wt'ei, were well
taken, thungh tho latter'A catch oil Mathews
was by fur the lnokt difficult Of tho TWO. Trcacy
VAS the recipient OF loud approval for one-la1,l
catch Ut lung lily from MeVcy's bat In The tiit
innlng.
The score sufficiently. indicates. that Hines,
ly shows how great o surprise thu ia,tcr's fine
hs Wires 1 y to no n asS ssseas tsy on
mcet the Mutilals in this city asain Thursday
and Saturday.
ST. LOUIS ". ATHLETIC.
Sprctdl Dispatch to 17ss Tribune
ST. Louis, junu Ai-At urunu Avenue Park
this afternoon 5000 spectators assembled IL
witness tho contest between the Athletics, OF
Philadelphia, and tho 1t. Louis Brown Stock
mil ,hfs errors IN Judgment were numerous.
short, Mack at sccon,l, nn.l MeGeary behind ths
bat, C!app's hanls bc!I,g still very sore. nitten
, 1876-06-21
IOWA ShBBA1H.SCtiOOlS.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IL. june 2D.-ThU District
6ahbatl,-Schuol Convention Assetnbled here to-
day, and Was largely attenoed. Tie. session
closed at s o'clock, and WIS succeeded in the
evening by thc Eleventh Aunna! Convention Ut
are delegates present from neasly every county
III the State. The address, this evening Ut tic
ilcy. c. II. Tucker, of Mason City, President Of
tie AAsoctation,wns one of great puwGs. A tatgo
Auulter Ut delegates arrived tl1is evening, and
tho morning tsaiIs will augmvnt the number,