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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-24
Railway.
For San Francisco,

sacramento, ogden. Salt Lake Cheyenne, Den
yer, omaha, Lincoln. Council Blufs, lankton,
Sioux City, Dubuque, Winona, 1t. Paul, Duluth,
Marquette, H0ushten. Hancock. Green Bay,
Oshkosh. fon du Lac, Madison and Mnwankee.
IL you want 20 20 20 Milwaukee. Oshkosh ~.
Paul. Minneapolis, DnlGth Fort Garry, Winona,
Wsrren. ialena. Dubuque, sioux CITY, lank.on.
Lake CITY. Sacramento. San Franclsco, or hun
dred other northern. or northwestern. points.
this great iine Il the one you should take. The
track IA Of tue best steel rail-, and all the appoint
ment are nrst class ia every respect. It's trains
are made up Of elegant new Pullman Palace
DrAwing-room and Sleeping Coaches, luxurious,
well lighted aud well ventilated Day Coaches,
and pleasant lounging and smoking cars. The
cars are ali equipped with the celebrated Miller
safety Platform. ami Patent Buffers and Corp
nngs Westinghouse Safety Air Brakes, and every
other appliance that has been devised for the
safety % passenger trains. All trains are run 10y
telegraph. In n word this GREAT LINZ has the
best and sIBoothest track. and the most elegant
ant comfortable equipment of any road In TIE
west, and has 20 competitor IN the country.
On the arrival Of the trains from the Last o'
south, the trains OF the C~icago A North-Ne est
eru Railway leave CHICAGO as follow:
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DIVISION Iv-FLoRAL HALL.

CLASS I--noUsR PLANTS AND cur rLw-
.!W ERa.
best collection green house plants nnder
glass, Mrs " Hughes. is W
"a beat do do do do
glass. Mn 4 Ffiiz.i@m.ns. 10 90
ri best do DO do do
special col outdoor plants. Mrs T Parnam W
Special 20 Eddie Van AIKEN, collection green
house plants for childs department., 90
best double Towering geran'm Mrs W Hughes 90
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os., brood mare s.asrss eoly, rxne.
I'.ss % %r-lem.,.ol ,,,, "a, "a, I sro. -, aoS.fs

t>sa" = Gsrr,son puIhsla 3 90
.b~, zpAns ware va. .'Ksiih .0
best single l years John II snlth oe
Jest single years. B PPprdy, 500
do syears, II h Abbott, w
, a do, sJears, John NJ Lambert, ? 90
tsAittH D (acAgc htPssn' ,LNANGA ="
CLASS vII-MATcHRD COLTS.
beat spsa ysArs. o I welton, "a. ,s.-. %
"a beat 20 !. a. ~ Gorspeh, 'tsia yp9
III DO do Ira Green, rll.tt. Y 70
CLASS yuI-noADsTERs.
best span over years, Thomas Berry, 7 %
best single do do Joseph Stevens. 90
Cd besI DO do Jhos Steyers, 3 %
- Z - ot,sss sx--DRsfT HORSES.
bcs, span years, David Krummer, so0
special ~ a Rising on stallion year. ol
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-24

I FEIkk HfWffT, th'n Com.
IN class u and on boar pig in class VIII be
withheld and pfertdte the board of direc-
tors befoye they are pat on the pay roll. AS
II a. .sytient that they We're TOO Young TO 10
sxhi1Ied for boafs aud drawn from litten
exhibited. e'4' - 1is SECRETARY.
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A. T.. WnEfAs,
W. II. Ttjihhhss.e.
MECHANICS HALL.

CLASS I--cAEBIAoEs.
hes, farm wagon. Ale. a Yawgor 800
sd do 40 schmidt Bros 20
-, daShie Carriage. covered Geo ffehm soo
TEST single 90 do Anes aAawger 8 %
best phseton, e-spring, 90
vi do. do 10
best open bnggy, Geo NiSis tos
"a DO Allies a Ya~ger g00
oes, dem wagon platform, & nliutsou 20
bea dem wagon, common, Alles la"sef 80
best ,rots,nr wagon, fred weimer 800
- .in,sfds .lsigh =. do 500
Special, best single cutter, l. G Triotson 90
~, n.,r hohs Irastas Alvord 2Do
ne 4 set ,umber y sgon spokss, s p Brown %
b>st carriage ironing. Ahes fAvset %
: 40 DO painting, do 90
~ ~ 40 frsmmisg. DO geo
To : scoyii A 60, Coilwater, Mick, for
pns display OF wagons, tuggies and a.
cutters uP . ="
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sSENCERS

Have the privilege OF stopping OF at any poin
ans OF visiting Washington city. en-route 70 IN
"Cenfennial," without extra charge.
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The EATING STATIONS on this Line are un-
surpassed, and meals sif be furnished at suita-
bic hours. and ample time allowed 20 enioyshem.
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Railway.
Philadelphia.
NEW YORK,

BALTIMORE and
WASHINGTON CITY.
5 FAST TRAINS DAILY. Pullman
Palace IN Nlrhf an trafua
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BOYS DEPARTMENT.

o.in steel, hush white dent corn %
Chsuney Reypokis, bush nibi corn co
PRANK Bishop, early yefmost potatoes fco
Chauncs Rssnolds do do ~ o.
= do do OhiO beenty potstcs-, 70
Lincoln Cole, drpmheai cabbage "
berry Alien, pop corn 70
Lincoln COlf, do I'd -
Frsak m johnson. cherry tomatoes 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11


Immense reduction In prices this week.
Extraordinary bargains In every department..
Call examine immense stock before purrnasing
elsewhere; . saving Of 70 per cent guaranteed
Black gros grain SILK recently sold for 81 25 reduced to
Black eros grain SILK recently sold for ST. 65 reduced
Lyons black grain Silk recently sold for 81; reduced
Lyons black grain Silk recently sold for s. 5 reduced
Bclons best black sk recently sold for sa reduced 81
Beautiful plain silk, recently sold for II 20; reduced to
81 -.
Beautiful striped sik recently sold for 81 l2h reduced
15c.
Dress Goods Department
Cashmere sold for Soc reduced TO 4Oc
Blk Ponrce. rcccrty sold for roc. reduced 20 37sc.
All plain Dress Goods recently sold for 4Oc and ouc re-
Black Goods Department.
Fine black Alpaca recently sold Tor 4oc reduced to
Extra black Alpaca recently sold for CSC 3sc
3sc
Black satin striped Grenadines recently sold for 4oc
duced 2Oc
Black iron frame Grenadines recently sold for Soc.
Ladies' Suit Department.
Alpaca Mohar and Cashmere suits recently sole for S
anl S2o. reduced to $40 and $l2. -
Black striped silk Suits recently sold for $50
and $40; reduced TO $50 and $40
Black striped Silk Suits recently cold for 500
and 1928; reduced to $50 and $75
llama Lace sacques and shsws $3.50 $780, 81 200 81 500
$1,000
Ladies' Liner Suits
tOOo Ladies' linen Suits, handsomely embroidered and
braided. 81. 81, s., $40, ST..
1000 Ladies' linen Basques and Ovcrskirts So, 8. S.
Pnrasol Department.
1000 silk Parasols, from auction, from Toe tn -: fully 80
per cent less than manufacturers prices.
WALLER 4 McSORLEY,
245 Grand ST.. near Bowcry, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11
BEAUTIFyING BAZAAR.
CREME BLANCHE,

CKENE BLANCHE,
or the Magic Besutiher. for the complex
Hon. imparts brilliant transparency, is
delightfully."- cooling and an indispc nsable
lnriiclc for the toilet table; warranted to be
harmless. 81 per box.
All superiiuous hnir on the lips. check.
lchin. arms. &c, removed without PAIN
land EFFECTUALLY. OR NO CHARGE.
Pencils for the eyebrows, blonde, brown
and black; blue Pencils for tho veins,
l5Uc. each.
=. Coudray's celebrated AURORA. 90
lblcach hair OF any color 10 a fine golden
jbionde without injury to the hair. Price
lfor three-onnce bottle, 81 80; for six-ource
bottle. 81 20. j. b. Fontane's wonderful
DERMATlNE. sure cure
t. remove all wrinkles from the iacc, 81
per bottle.
A large assortment OF all modern benuti-
Tying COSMETIQUES on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11
The largest assortment

HI MNN HAIH NOODS,
luneaualled In this country or Europe,
positively retaiied at wholesale prices.
Justification guaranteed or goods returns
BILE. INVISIBLE FRONTS in large
variety, very stylish and improving the
looks Of all ladies instantly s. per inch on
lreai patent hair lace. or 81 per inch on imi-
ltation hair lace. Tho latest invention and
Improvement on the INVISIBLE is THE
MARGUERITE WAVE. which forms Golf
ifURE for front and back. can be adjusted
without single hairpin and will not rip or
tear. from IS upward. HAIR SWITCHES,
OF the finest quality Of hair. and CURLs,
Warranted TO lie naturally curly. ~ ex-
ceedinriy low prices. NETS, for the front
lhnir. &c. and soc. rach. COMBINES
made up In the most approved manner
i HAIR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
GRAY HAIR A SPECIALITY.
Our quality is unprecedented. he best
lproof in the world. highest premium award.
led by the American INSTITUTE.
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Childrens and Misses Walking Boots IT 81 and S. so
we'll adapted for country
line OF Ladies light blue and pink kid Buttoncd Boots
reduced IRON s. $H
Our stock Of Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes,
featured with especial regard TO durability positively oer
saving that averages soc. per pair
New-York tribune., 1876-06-02
CAREER OF AN ADyEYTUEER.

The mystery that has surrounded the man
known to many in this city us Baron Geyza dc somos-
keOy Capiiaine do Cavacrie OF Girlt-saros Megye,
Hungary, has been cleared up, and he has been shown
of the clever swnders that has ever &c
ccived the nobility foreign lands prominent citizens
OF this country. On April 80 this man came to the
Westminster the steamer Baltic OF theWhite
Sar Line, aud signed his name upon TIE register as
Baron SomOskeOy. BY his appearance anu his Pieie''
sions he succeeded in ingratiatng himself WIN
many persons well known in New-YOrl society. He
claimed to be u IepreS natvc of Austria at thG eni,
mai Exhibition, but after visit to Pnadtpla a>stFttd
thar nus credentials had beon stolen. 1cctive Edcf
was ordered 10 search the lost property, bUt about the
same time no put upon TIE track OF man Nholi
the Austrian Consul IN this city. Hugo FsCh, Declared
had escaped fIom prison in Hunsary, AMI VINO hld
swindleG many people in London, Liverpool, aud 0iher
cities in En land rerrtsrntmg biusef to be au AUSTRIAN
nouleuan I e dcSCTirtiuu htiing The Baron nc Was
watched bnt obtaining Information Of ti' ne siddrny
left the city May %. His baggage was 7elzcd On
Monday last hc III New Orleans. EXtGdilun PAPER
have arrived Austria, but IL is considered doubtful
IL Ac can Do rtInandcd
New-York tribune., 1876-06-02
CIVIL. MOTIFS.


Wm. Wilmer. agent Of the Albion Stsel and Wire
Company of sheffield England obtained from Jud-e Donone
yesterday against she money 81 iae Con
in soi as arr,ar5 of salary ii 81 100 year.
Judge Donolue in supreme C"Irt. Chamber' has
granted order Of reference in che snit oi Whm n 7a'
administrator Of John L. Brown against The city. In which
PIE recovered SlllOp 70 aee'Uino be.le iho CON
trpor pays money how much Of E 10 20 % h"yea
In the suit Of Austin Black against the Continental
National Bank now tal before Judge Lnan In snpem'
Court Circitin which plaintiff clIims The amount o
check e. 500 COO by John Ross broker and VI p
-nty certified BY tie paving ir oi he bank anl the ban
,nads the subject handwriting study ca anc ies
Suestioa ~ss forgrry. In rchusl B.uher o bak cash.
lea. anG bank clerks ~cfe called 90 eslS t"l E she"
case viii :, 10 100 jury od,y.
In the suit of the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
rny which was selected by n majority of TIE bondhocrs o.
line snEing fund mortgage OF the Milwaukee aud st. Pau
Railway COMPANY trustee Of thai m'ftrage, 20 restrain
Bayi VI. she survivor Of Tie original trsis, ~ ne
iH- l.l' Jdlt. la"I'A'''' ~ 'fflr n, i ,s.t'
has tc'i me W 81 " -.tst , H. -, ~ Gy L,a 20 c
lee, ne pending IN tLc u"i'd states 'heu'
Ia the snit Of Charlie, peyln. Tvtcd's bondsInan.
arains; ir cty the AtIn.yCoera thr Corporation Cor-'
sc and for alleged pcsl ,roo u prosecuting ihe Hh
tays Jgtsln s. Schultz 0ac 70. ire tCirulanS as put ~
ii answer Its. substance the same a on'r anS"fia
alrcsly Tt Iu-ra; Nv De,u ias cnsrgd he r"rT cor
sri tors ing ihr real CO. = ai"rs-i >"'il ~
i,,ir ia, NJ S,ii.z ,d ig,e.ye some o,.y
Eeyscr of f,. bH' go 'hr d, refused 90 a ~ A.
fit' o n. claim hr h.s not ui li 'ri ana u - ' '
connection With iiio matter.
Iu jhu suit Of Richard II. Tr.cy against Isaac
r. Iieacr aud aer. Jufe clrwrA il given a' H'' ''u
tory ar. IA Tor De co,lG.t. Tie lai uh ciit,' lni1
contract with The defendants 'C rlui' fihe- H MAKO t'
excavation, fr Lo urF church 90 80. rul ur fI,Ir on
Fiy.rinihs . yfcr Contract contained rit 'r.ni Pm
Visions ae md Some oih'r i"auc "a pilini.h
d. comply with. ~ is -u!i, lrulah o- b. ee du-
fhr 1'rirt 81
cyrrss lr iu. asro.mct ad atsl nrs thit ~ ,"1
tract De rt Jud, eHTllt in ~upril" tuia ri'i
Tfr d. ,4 t'.i fe ttIrf n folly ut'fFt'Hi ft contract,
when .u.u "a 10 90 stands le Lri'iDrr
grur. alter il' contract lut rI- iHr phulI over q" q
t.Iai before Jlry oI t!I5 ba5.s Of tbs contract.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-02
p,cyENrFPS .S1JLED.

49,
FOR HAMBURG-hn steamship Ste,'a June an adv
poblscn C0psu General of Au ttl ana Hungary; l "
Mr and Mrs Kemp family and sryant Mrs } ~ tIe
son Mrs 'Tourny and mart H. Gcrc vice S' ", I'
sanan F,npire a. Casana Serrltunga, joseph renHe'
pry e1ry r. smith, Hiss M1thi dl lange VI - az a
Jcter Miss lila Dull Helen u wis Mis- leh ID. lo
Icnrck Miss Fr L. ennet'. Rob r. Appel NJ G,ae.
son Mis-. Iia NJ Woodbnr1, Miss Co " : inar hs ~
Errna g. and Mary Turney - i ie BIike"S @ ~ ~ -
r m H. Ican NJ K. aud n. \ watson MI 1,lo III III
n.iz r. PIN ipp Davis Arthur Honmeter IL, IL ,pn,
a. Nicer Mrs > siion an % ,hat roer a Mrs
Iepet Iri Mrs Cloren Mrs. r. Kene Miss i.oso L95As
Mis- M la Detze MTs. OhrDs lei, y H. Henahh,
Roe1ici Christian SorIsen +. w Peschke GhIrleS dnoi
auisi NJ TeIrl the iev H. a. Elfeh, Max H. flsc1o q.
les Peter Leter, Miss rhIet ne enlgen5fnii fgit IL
non rcusten N EIna Mrtense, Ernst Sttnei, a.;
Inn K Mr. and Ns H. H. AeIicoa and amiiy MI ana AIs
Pm t;rticrlet and Mrs H. Lndn"r hr " %
iH a chilJrn NJ. and MiS II. y. Clusana,n, H. " IN,
ansen Miss aud Master iIn LuIlSt ,,,yi,
sfoudlapd Herman Scuwarz Il. Fcehtcr = o. iiqi Us
Mis- IOI Commas, Masler day Ohl', 'iI. ,1nn a ani
a. 4 sci yrizrr aud ciid. Mr. ard Mrs. hlS hf'n
infant Mr and Mrs q. A. BOnan, Gus dV ie sas Ssi,
Oel,Cagor, ChaiicS Locber AufnsL h".iie tp 1swaii
h.r,sr knc1isi Jtch W. BOswOrh, Mrs LIlse We
Master Christian Oswald Mrs L9use oieSei aiss & ,,ni
Src.L j. Ionel, Nh and Mr j. H. basor Maolst rJul oj
Kas;or n. Saonor. Leopold Sasus g D. NJ ~, asthida
I,eck Mr.. q. Phiilp Miss tnSa oGI0oitr h.a- .h''
IioIIon Miss ..ona scar Jcder NJ MuO WenD1LS'1.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-02
DECISIONS JrNr1.

Caprrnr C0ut- CLamlv,-ng lnlee Lawrence
I:rr! + %. El.trr r aiFeloU confirmed Toe Primers
loan auI 1r-t Company al. Tho Mi" -iSrc att ~ ta1
strains fhr o. t- il e United states 'IcGt
toari u ili o.h,r Iy-p els a. if Sustained
y, Sra ponUuut- asa 3. a. Receiver am fntcl
lru 81 . Sc, and $40 c.,- ot ;nof NlgAl"Ha Errn
J.gi,.useu sit i.i!I e. r.ana liu-.u- pgurct r-4n,
Insurance Company aei. lll a. NUuu 1r'. - auAti h'n
tl at sIUstH-Nut up- gigu'". NhcHt: aEL THO tua-
ncccnt Mutual ilio l"s rance t"ni any iiut Fa!'"
act. CbnltiiI; ILe E'Uirrr Butl~ Mutual Loan Assci
ZION iirrN-i-r a- ttiFi SttI ati 'iii.r
nuuc. arj. B-IF,t Da ely set French; campbell cr'
spittI, Dics rIasH as AL tsaHiJtons d,u- Tao tsr
arl arp tiO'ipia deu'ri: memorandum. iHr l'l-'f
hew-l iiailIi f4ri sang t"nii4iY al awIc9r
dcHcf, Witl costs &c. Sewer az Ihe Mt''F We Two
uo'iYns-O OpiniDu In iio matter ui Dic.i.-huirugf.
r,.rlHi IrI1f-lN Judge N!n N"Ni-alau "-t fffehr.h
Findings set led; ~ cHlrfs- copy shoI Do Presented fr
sfl.f.r. altman .!u % al. Judgment lot pi'II
10; opiuion Nienidu sst Leie and an1-Order sod.'
and signed
common Pleas Specfal TJm-By Judge j. T. Dalv
Prii.r agi PtlHcrNO1n asa cd dc.rfii 81 pulacs 10
trT ca ss nl jane D. OF day tir lfr,
on thar tay and 20 auc .Yr damages D., ~ ho iI-
lUnutJn. CGutzrr Spt Seay crad-AloApn tyr receiver
wnn days. boepug Nc aug 01 ioETtcev,r
granted
Marine -Cbamies-By Juu,c NcAdam.-
H.rt agt EoPpeiSechiHy Tor COSTS ofdIed Lsb,r ari
sci6-Arrost vs,se Soma. Ag. lirrnsicini Major
MlyrF-. r0cccdlcs dsn. -srl Maxwell - Norr
ties 90 iusfy. Graf ag BTbwnA hmeut urtIed. Buri
AIT SAi,h-itrceitor appointed. Barry AIT DuItloua3
tfNcna esq ap',ntrd T'c,veT. Chapman simon y
peal ,smi.--i schefCr sgi. fefuiu. Motion vacated
Ier of grres, arated HIx ,,sI act Morrs-Ius'i,a,n
default nlt-d aud attachment ordered. iug agi. ~rlD.
lerg- Ord'r Oi pu1hc1ton granted. Kent aet 81 rrate
lrator grnrt wegh ast MoIAardt; Mattiaso agt Kroc
Mnr.-MOti0ns " alted
New-York tribune., 1876-06-02
PLANS OF TIE PACIFIC MAIL DIRECTION.

The new directors Of Pacific Mail, who were
elected "Wednesday G. FrEnckyn, Andrew
Boardman, Samuel c. Thompson. Charles H. Mount
William p. Clyde Thomas J. owen, Charles g. Mhler'
Henry Hart and Edward A. Quiniard-met yesterday at
tho oiice Of the Panama Railroad Company Willan T.
Clyde elected President, and Charles g. franck
lyn President ygO tenn consultation was held WIN
Tren0r W. Park President of the Panama Railroad In
regard tho relations OF the two Companies and as 10
providing ways aod means 10 meet the obligations OF
Pacific Mail An Executive Cemmlttee was then elect
ed composed OF Charles g. Franckyn, g. G. Tnomlrson
c. ~. Mount, and Andrew Bolrdman. Iie Boar aiso
appointed Committees follows: To audit accounts
auniI and adjust I'D claims to settle accounts Driven
the Pacific Mail aud the Panama RailrOa I, AMI coh'
mil tee provide aud means settle th present
liabilities OF the Company. resolution was Gdontcd 10
old books and omen entirely new set dtthg
from June L. Whca will show the olreat tanSiclt,hS
and blsi OF the COMPANY under me new bohu as
entirely distinct from fnat OF the former m1nagencnl
Provision made for meeting tho present pressing "
biltics OF The Comuauy and for resa3s h is cltoii
Thc Committees will meet To- ny al tue Pnana RAJ
road office 10 enter upon their Guties and The boafd M
jou1ed 10 meet AZ the pitcs tonorrow at nOon 10
the report Of the Committees an 10 take sum
further action may be deemed necessary
New-York tribune., 1876-06-02
SALES FROM 2l2 O'CLOCK To CLOSE OF BUSINESS 3
TnuRsnAY, June l-p. ".

THURSDAY, June l-P. NJ.
The stock speculation which to-day received fns
send-of from the continued bullsh fcelne in the st.
Paul stocks and from the order of n prominent
operator to buy about 10000 shares of Lake Shore
to close mp his short interest seemed to have reached
its eliminating point about midday AZ all eyeBh.
after a sharp advance IN some of the stocks
the market became exceedingly duh, and finally
closed with few exceptions. lower than last
night The recent rise in 81. Paul stocks has been
nurscd from the bottle of an anticipated large IN
i'm the earnings for the last week in May, not
yet officially reported, but which report quite
likely to prove true, Informed that the earn
ings for the corresponding week of last year wers
unusually small. As is usual in such cases, muca
talk Is heard of large receipts of ilour and gram
Chicago and Milwaukee; and TO those who do no'
keep themselves well informed upon such matters
the figures for an accidentally large day SF
pear immense and no doubt have no
mentary effect upon the stock market. There was
also a renewal of the story of dividend in Augas'
upon the stock of Lake Shore which seems 20 ha'o
no better foundation shan semi-oiicial report u"
the Company had in its treasury on May sloo",
600 from the earnings of the frsi four monihs@
this year; but it shonld be understood that the cv1
panys total payments on account of interest for re-"
while for May June, and July. including nte'e'b :.
months rentals, one years contribution 70 sinN~s
fund and six months dividend on guaranteed s''.'
they will amount to 81 ,253.7l7 For anght we AnO.
dividend may De declared and paid for the eur..
months; but if the report as 10 cash on manu-
to the opening of navigation be true tonly y VI ~
months payments having been then paldl ~
of the low rates that have since pIeVa'led io t.
bound ghts, and the threatening condition v
railroad war; it does not seem probable 'n'' III
dividend can be earned, even II one IN -,
be paid. The business of tho day WAS ohiy -,
improvement upon that of yesterday ags, ,.ss
only Ill GOO shares. and running, rs us'n -
| largely to Lake Shore Pacific Mail. ana Wa S,,.
Union. st. Paul Preferred, however cahle ~ ,oo
fair proportion of the business. with sales Oh a
shares at G7alaG9GG77s. The Common s'OsA ,s,
this Company did not sympathize in the r,S. ss7.
Preferred further than to advance from 3os Ssi.
and then declined to 3sls. Lake Shore sou Ing
Q5i053, the large order before rvferred " -. ofer
been executed at 53ll 953i2 within 10 minutes 90.
the opening Of the Board. Michigan Cen.a' Tina
only moderately dealt in at 47l4@47'sgsotr, ,oud
| coal-carrying stocks exhibited NO feature wy
New-York tribune., 1876-06-02
s wcre amonnccd, as foIlows:
DOEE SECOND DA
RAsE RALI.

The second game Of the championship series
between the MuHo ana Louisville culs "ls plaJ'd oA
the Union Grounds yesterday in the presence OF anou
500 spectators 1ho day was iaroia'le In Inc p''I'
sold tlc Mutuals were faVo'itcs a. odds of 'o 10 Sf'
t.d 50 la -l3 Nj. tUci OF Boston acton - lh.
ibr ,lne bean with ic N1tu,ls at the bal ~ tlt h
nn.igtic NtUals took uc cccidns lead ne ' ''-" i''
of ~iait and IIoW0it.s 'sted 10y thFet errors 81" 20.
Iou.Syils they 5curt fOlr ruls btio?' l1c sac N'
ut Tuo Lon sNilcs then went 20 The hat ana -co' Z"
peylin after making hist basc "u clear hil' "i'
second, and home tn S'nnhieIt lii"s me h'i I"
r,nt.r rId F.oIn Is point hOtb clubs settled ilit -
sniycs ivn To The work. ilc fielding beng ~ lmta 'Ff
>harr The Muunis added ou" more 10 the'r N'"'' 'l
ti, !, n, ii.,.. by Good batting. while tie Louis lies
Jailed ~ ce . man across the EOnc b1S3 ntcr te u 10
iniug leaving thc t0ttis 10 IN th, .iuuv i'"i
.i tiait,e,SS spi Cqver carried od The touors iol
il h,c club ns dd snyder aud Hague ur he visitors
Fuloyyug il the score by Innings: - 80 ., %. 49,,
Ist Cd 81 an. bih. 9Th. 7th sh. 9th Total
H,ai5o,ii. Mutual II 9 Q 9 . o o
The time Of tho game was bour and i5 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-02
THE COURTS.
spIR,TUALIsM AND JUGGLERY.


The suit by the Society for the Reformation
OF Juvenile Denquents compel Anna Eva Fay to cease
from her exhibitions. or "spirtualistc seances as
she calls them until she pays license "a Jussier cane
yesterday before Judge Donohue In Supreme Couf''
Chambers. on a motion for an Injunction MIS- ray
claims that her exhibitions given IN her own iaror
md so are not within the intent OF the act ana arc no
jnrclery but the work OF spirits, aud she vcs seVei'
afdavits TO support ter claims Tho Society puts ID
nfdavs that Mira Fay charges an admission price ana
Ir " A Hammond that her tricks have been Thoroughly
explained 10 him Ivy ". Irving BISHOP ana are "
physical ard not by spiritual means, Is fuiiishPu
Tne defendants counsel entered into long argument
that the statute referred only TO psOcssed pres
ters and not to cheats and that usgery related ohy 10
fcats performed by manual or physical dcx'eTity. -,
In adipurnng the case Juoge Dohohue Ssn II ,, 'i,n
pcope were prarticing n religion, no matcr now aDiu
ii was, sbonld not interfere, but whether nc Spr
did these things not If these people went io me ou
mess t. make money, they eGOull pay the urensc
was clear ho said the spirits a. not get out thr neen
anrs posters r. T. BObiusnn appeared Tor piihuis' 1
Price aud Geo. Ii. Hart for defendants.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-02
crIMINAL Nnrrt.

Thirty persons were yr-'r.'ay ser' "urcd ~ The
Court ID ttuUlal Sessions.
The new Grand Jury- fer The United S.a'es circuit
Cont rrn nal branch iplurr ri 1Hi t ROD hN Judge
Bsrict YESTERDAY. with Jolu ElaoI8 o so. loo Mur-y
{. 81 foreman.
George lisEin. young man cWp'''rd ~ mo
v,ure rfct's Christian Association, Nas F'- aF hrN t o
,rInulf oi 900 bat 80 tHo Ns"n ilHt" fnI'c i'ai.
ctar.e wtti tmJ-lllUrii lr viH gNtI letter -
IND deliver o.. H. fgtEAlm, but aI."pIted tie
money 10 bis uau usg.
AZ tine ron,lr Police Court Yesterday Eliza Muf-
ply Tor the ahasdpnmeut % Err r11 t' CITY nan IaiA,
vr, sf. a,s DO ria.., rl Ii.H CuaH
f.tit ~ ra .IiTt. Niri lH"
tina au Hs-Hul. ilscrb vil. or Wm 7u of 20.
30 sheruat Was required to iuiush BAL iu 81 600