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The Portland daily press., 1876-09-18


The carelessness of persons about to insure
their lives, as to the company and kind of poll
icy, is remarkable thing. Hardly a week
passes that some man is not hastily induced to
take insurance in weak or ill-mananged con-
Germ. 1t is always safe to examine and then
take the best. The Massachusetts Report on
Life Insurance, just out, shows that the Equit.
able Life Of New York did the largest business
of all companies in 1875. and has m ade more
brilliant success than any other company in the
same length Of time. Now the Tontine S av-
ings Fund Policies of the Equitable Life As
surance Society have features that well deserve
careful study. 1t sounds almost like an impos-
sbility to assert that one can insure his life
and thus procure immediate indemnity for his
family against the terrible financial contingent
cies of death, and can, besides that, be paid, if
living at the end of twenty years, cash surplus
(proits) Of 129 per cent. Of the premiums paid
inland this without disturbing the insurance,
which may thereafter be kept in force as usual
Yet this is only one example of the working OF
this plan 10 company whose record is second
to none in the world Will any one insure
without examination of the details of the
Equitable's method? We can testify that they
invite most careful scrutiny. The more time
and attention given to the subject the more
complete becomes ones faith in this ingenious
practical and thoroughly scientific method of
accumulating profits, sept1Stf
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-18

No SOAP is SO soft and nice as the Forest
Tar" for the nursery and the toilet
saD1ej1-
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-18

KENDALL & WHITNEY have received choice
lot of Hyacnth, Tulip and Crocus Bulbs for
fall planting. sept1Seod4s
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-18
TEMPLARS OF HONOR.

At Templars' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNCIL-Maine, first and third Mondays in each
month.
TEMpLE-Forest City, No. 1, every Wednesday
evening.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-18
AUCTION SALES
f. O. BAILEY & co.
AUCTION SALE,

A Fort Preble, Maine, MONDAY, September 10.
"A at 10 O'Clock a. M, there will be sold a ouauti-
ty of condemned government property Consisting of
one eight cared barge, one cream mare one set SIN
ole harness, one dump cart one bob-sled one HIM
dreG iron hunks some Blankets hair mattresses and
a few other small lots
CLERMONT l.. BEST JR
1st Lieutenant LIST Artillery, Post Quartermaster.
sep13 d3t
, 1876-07-21
TIE TRIGGER,
THE TOURNAMENT At st. LOUIS,
Etaeciit nttuufch tn Tia Tribune

81. LOUIS, Mo-, July oo.-Another largc crowd
was present nt the shooting tournament to-day,
which was Il very fms exhibition Of skill. All
doubts Of the SUCCESS Of the atIair haye been
dispcllcl by the unusual intcrrst manifested
during the past three days, and from all indlcl-
ttoas tho eoming two luys give promise Of
more interest than Inns yet been shown.
The shooting to-day bcguu at the usual hour,
being preceded by two sweepstake matches,
one uf single rises and the other doubles. 1u
tho singLe rise swccpstaku Henry Klcl,,-
man, Ut Chicago, and Martin. OF Chicago,
carried of the ilrst md second prizes.
In tue louole-blnl sweep, tue t'rst and third
Klenman gettiug second.
THE FIRST MATCH ON THE PROGRAMME
for the day was nt single 6irls, tell rises, 81
yards. There wcru twclty-n!nc entries fur ths
Is Hunry Kle!n1na., L. 6. Martin, Darnarl, Of
Chicago; Cockrcll, aud Caldwell, Of Tlatts.
burg, Mo-; Pierce, jail Clark, aud Joe l.ucas, of
St. Louis; afias!h, stephensor, aud st,oek, Of
Kountz, Coykrell, South, Caldwell, KIclunnl,,
Flcrrc, Clark, and Grit1etl!' tied oli
ten birds eash md shot on for nrst
money, dye:hlrds. at ~ yards. Gri1ctll, South.
slot OF 1t 81 yards, South killing four u each
oi the uthcrs three, tuking the frat 1lsullcy,
$100. Joe Lucas alld several others tied 5li
ninc blE!la far second money anu slot OIL ut five
birds. Lucas killed I'LL Ills birds a,ll touk the
money, S7a Wilson, of st. Louis, got tho
tidra money, sA: Ar After shooting on o,'e t!e,
chalk. Of Ut. Louls, thu tifth, Sl5.
THE SECOND AND CONCLUDING MATCH
was n double birds, five rises, u yards. Cock
rtlI mud Caldwell VOL, arst and second mo,leys,
$uO and s5 tho former killing his bltts and tllu
latttr mlsslng, but QUE. Cahtsl, ut st. Louis,
won the third, $50. aud tbs fourth, s:as3, was
divided between CogSswell, OF st. Louis, anl
ecllall, Of Illinois, earll killing six birds on
shooting ptf 4 to- Tho fifth WIS undecided,
tllcto being sosesul ties, which WILL b. shot of
tomorrow.
Ons ,nuleh tomorrow will ba al Sc yards, tel,
single rises frota gsount.trnp, tho contestant
to ilayu uar OF both barrels.
Tho nunager of the tournament, hfr. E. r.
Martin, Ut Chicago, has made many frlcnls
here by Ills excellent management. The bIrts
WHICH hs furnishes a1e tha hness lot aysF used
IN the West.
Tho championship gold medal, Weighing
oun0.s, !s to ba shot tur on Saturday, aud Is
open TO Amateurs only.
, 1876-07-21


SARATOGA, n. y: July 20.-Thc athletic
sports Of tho collcglaus ut Glen Mitchell began
to-day by 31ni!e walk Of ton starters, only two
cs'dcrs to tlnish-Nnblc, Of Princeton, who made
tic distance III q: and Merrill, VI Howdvtn,
wlioao time Was 2l:l4. Watson, of New York
College, lel Into the third mile by several rods,
when he WIS overcome BY the sun, and was led
from the track.
In tho two heats Of 100 yards run, the first WIS
taken by Il. r. Stevens, Of Witlan,s, and the
second by W. j. Wukcnuu, Of Yale Tile time
OF tho last was II seconds. Tho third lcat will
be run this afternoon.
The putting of slxteer,-pound shot had three
contestants, ind Mann, Of Princeton, was the
feet IL inches. Van uenness, Of Princeton,
was se4ot'1, and Cargo, Of Princeton, tnird.
III the gruduatcs' mi1e-walk, Duuns, of tho
Wesleyan, and Mccall, OF Dartmouth, started.
Only Douns flushed; time, D:55.
Tne hurdle-raec was won by ". ]. WAkcnan,
Of Yale, who nInde the fastest time on record
1Sl{ seeonds; Prior, oi Columbia, second, u1d
Bildle, of tllo University of Pennsylvania, third.
The lIaif~tnlo run. Green, of Princeton, WIS III
2:1U5,S; White, Of the Wcsleyun, secona.
III the broad jump, Willoughby, uf tho Uni
vers!ty OF Petnsylvanta, won, making ~ feet
~ inch; Young, ot Dartmouth, sceonl, II feet
Thu final heat In the hundred yard 1aah was
taken BY Ii. X. steycus, OF Williams. Time II
seconds.
As the contestants Of the 3-milc run were
being called, storm ca1nc up, rendering It
necessary to postpone nll other games, iuclul-
Ing the Emile run, 1-nllle walk, graduates, milo
run, high jump aud mile rum until tu~ulor7ow.
, 1876-07-21
AQUATIC.
YACHTING ON GENEVA LAKE,

There Is to bo yacht race tomorrow at
Oeneyl f.akc, In which the Nett!c, owned by
Julian s. Kamsey; tho Geneva, owned BY Gen.
Ducat; tho Mischief, owned by N. X. Falrbanl; :;
the Flcctwtng, owned by William Nppper;
n,ld tic Dauntlcss, owncd by d. 7. Whiting,
will contest fur silk flag. Tho Factwing Is b
new yacht, aftd will be sailed hy II. w. Webster,
WIN has come on from the East IL salt the 1ra
IN her match race against the Profile, Capt.
FHndvlc's yacht, III August. This yaeht rlt q
to~morrow OCCURS at l2::t1 p. Ill.,, up"u the ar
rival u tflr tnurnln2 traln frnin Chicago.
NOHlk1 on ntlANH RIVER.
The Grand Itayrn mud Spring Lake Rowing
AssoeIation have uruimrsl ifilc rogrM.,l,nc fur
uIs,Atnur uarsmei, Il, whom they oiIcr eight
prizes and two days. sport August anil ,. Tie
races Will lie r0wrtl OH Grand River, which IL
rxccllensly adapted for the purpose. The fol-
lowing Is tic t!st OF races:
Duck k-boai rncc. X mile mud return.
lnnior anuhte. .cull race, mile anil rttnrn.
SGHtDr ning .acull race, mile and return,
Ladies' faHr.0ar shell. n mile AMI return. :
St,tyic.ecnti match between Charlie. +. Courtney
and Frank T.. fntcs. mile mid rcturn.
SECOND nAf.
Junior four. cared shell race, mile and return,
Hcninr tlnHhIg. g..ctli race, 1 nilc mud return.
.luAIur slngle.fcMll nice, mile anil rckurn.
Genlof four'oarel shell race, mile nnd return.
, 1876-07-21
RAILROAD NEWS.
RAILROAD RETURNS.
.ykU 1ori; Tribune.


Mr.. poor's railway statistics ure not very
good, hut they aJe innlcasuraDly better than
u,y others attatnahie. They coinc late, cover
periods Of time differing widely with different
roads, and prcsc.lt only sucli statcnuhts as
officials please 10 make, not distinguishing geI
uinc, hona-idc stock from that upun which not
! dollar has hecu paid, nor bonds Issued TO
contractors or e0nstrustton-rtngs at 10 to ~
cents on The du]1ar fsom those sold nt par for
cas!l, nor dividends rarncd from dividends bor
rowcd. The Bhadowy and 1noyablc lire be-
tween operating expenses and construction ac-
count Is left III each just whcre tl'c officials
pleased tn put It at the datc Of the latest
report. But the Information given Il inctnl-
parnbly better tlsAu any other to be lad, uud It
Is ~ important that 1t Is always received with
Wee1ine.
"Fur 1875" tho report processes to lie. lii
faet, tho ifs+:af ytarR Ut Which statements nrc
given terminate NIL tile way from June, lsii1j, tn
June, 1876 50 that in SOME CASTS the statca,cnts
month. iet Il, ,1so miles OF road arc reported,
70 that less thai 3 O0 .tkes Of road III operation
ut TIE closc of 1875 arc omitted frun the llsa,l-
cIal statements. Out Of I'll railways reported,
yenr, but these paid 81, ~ ,2ts, MI lnyEcase Of
Il, I'll ,0o0 sInec TIC preceding year OF THIS
considerable part IL due To the Union and Cen,
trAl Pacific Railways, but thcrc Is nlfoa s1na,l
nnria,, -. ~, inn,eaas ~ Fl * an n lie. Mi
III Ss.3cs. anI' hrs;drs liz dividend on {.hc
inio, ~ ps'r it.'' IN tnrros. nf stnis n,tis
Wcsta ,nt @1 nlrn,. the sa,ne nj tEr S.,nth, yut
oi t y, ~ THY a 4, ~ ~ ] Sht,s @ nix ~: o,,s of
iii Il, IN ti,r Western statcs. u,tly 81; out Of lM
~ ~. H. Snnth ",iv "a: md oni Of 80 in tic Pa
.Ior ~ -. siatrs and TefriturIes. only pad dIy.
aunaS tua In a.sxkbntJers' On n,ory TIM tI,rrs.
fn,,,tis of tin RAILWAYS no dividends ap,enr IL
nu.. 'no ern ~ mil, md ut ths West neariy scyun
ain1,ths mr.. In tbnt rendition.
VI M vnIuoi,Ic informatlnn ID ciyen respectinr
+h oo,S+a," ar sy"rare r.,st t,f r.,s. Ecra,,s
.t"rr e eni 1,n1s nrc insu]rI which Id not ren-
rcscnt rnst, In tic fii-lIccstcI abstruct Of r.
nnr,s +, f]nrs mt even aD;,eur what roatls arc in
Thr mast yulunble statements gycI, are thosc
- ',,i,,,-, .,,iti, .,,,,,,,,,4 T., earl it,y IN
, 1876-07-21

the referee. after they Ind decided that
Wl,cary had run where he should have walked.
Notwithstanding this, O'Lcary remained upon
the truck up. to II o'clock, and tn!d he wnu1d
sorts Of wonderful things. Up to II o'clock
O'I,cary. llasl nlaie 81 miles against ~ for
sclmell. svhnelh mny come on lllc
track again tits morning. and tl,cn
a9aln he may not. II hc does
lie will find considerable hard work ahead of
him, hut ttlas,nuell As he laa nothing 10 gain
except Ills percentage OF the gate money, lie Is
not likely to again enter tho light will much
spirit.
ticc. pGdcstrlanistu 'las gonc " HcGd llcrc, and
the sooner It Is suffered To drop out OF sight tic
hGttur.
, 1876-07-21

-- 7F7l1tl{tP411 77af11a, 1H!V II,
A wcl!-lrGs4cu aid notwithstanding man
cutercl Independence Hail yesterday attcraoon
ut,d made determined rlrurt t0 eurOll Ills
nn the I'll us9s ~ IT. 81 e su rolry @ IN I ths
Declaration Of Independence. hy force llu WAS
ojccteA from tho room wlcru this kac1ta doeu.
i,lcnt ls Kept, nsl4 lse WAS 10 n1re allu"ud to
cntcr. Then he wcut lnto Independence s4usro,
ruof Of the S4criG's oillcu. Infused with lIa:rl-
iutic feeling, liz succeeded In 7eaelint; tho
atecpla in sullle way, nil begun L, ring tho new
bell Will. ytgor alIl viole'vu. This led to Ala
arrest, and lc spent last night iu j cell Vt the
Cen.rul Htatiuu. Sullivan resides In New York,
aud Ar suYx ic calaa over tu sec tie Centeuuial.
, 1876-07-21

According to announcement, the O'Leasy-
6chmehl pedestrian contest began yesterday uf-
ternoon. The open!ng Of she contest had been
fixed at O'clock. When 1t arrived, tie friends
was muds, however, without any difficulty, Aad,
up to iate hour 8ehInrhl seemed to have thu
lead, and enjoyed several plaudts. THIS state
Of Affairs continued up 10 $3.50 o'clock, when tho
whole scenu WIS changed by O'Leary making u
spirit, Which told eeuaiyclY upon tlle result. IL,
the afternoon no lal been aIscsted 10 ILLS specd
not walking 7airly, and .pesile, ha.l besn insult
cd when lle dared to show bis real strength;
but in ths evening tho ease WIS different. At
0;so, 6chtuehl, though several mles ahead,
tbat hs b41 bssu treated unfairly BY
, 1876-07-21

,, tnere was sl'eltflpp VI excitement around
lAe ooferHHcHt a''tlAlIlE ycstcfuly wllru II wua
auno'''lrcd that AID. cu1lcrton wou'l be called
up III the afternoon for sctItr,,eG promntiv .t
q s,,trtm,, lin ah1c,,,,r ,,,..,,,,,.,t.J ~ ~
,,,,,,,s., t,.',,,,. "e-ou!i'sa ~ Ills
soaues', "ud;'s Iein..s~etl' pat ~ Ills appear
aHcc III t'e lutby III lro't .! the Dlstrtct Court
rootn. Tic tctrula:t planted himself On tho
ruling, where, surrounded ty half n ,]o,cn
rrt.ui. IL, s,, s,,tIo ~ ,s,,.f 49,, ...,.,s -
's 90. os''"s ~ l''c't Hho na't'hs ior
tae e'teF1 eouEL"clieF u bulhMoh Hlfl pciorO
tie Dar. Judge Lciiingwell cooled his hccls In
the Office Of tl,e District httornry, waking for
that oia; II, maize. ,,fur,1f t.i.ti,, ~ ,,,...1
o.,. Whit, 49, s'su ,.,',1 ~ .o,1a
t~~s' "'.'''' t"e pAc u lnc !uulciai Vlsion,
lr..l profession anxious to deliver themselves
o. suc motions IN ytyjl causes. Fifteen 1n1nsi
utr. uf,rr . ,fu,uc i:lm,,ct, cn,.r.L "nd too,s
, 1876-07-21
TIIF TAX CASES.


6pectdl Di4paich to The IdtuAE
eralE0FIELp, ILL.,, July 2).-ln the United
States Circuit Court, decision WINS rendered
by Judge David Davis ln tic st. Louis, Vauda1la
g. Tcrrc 1lautn Railroad tax c.se, md others,
aid tho motion ot Atty..Gels. + sall for dlss
luton Ut tho !njnnctions heretofore issued r..
strain!ag the collection Of capttal-stoGk ASSESS
1ne1.t was granted. Tho Judgu decidcs substau-
tially that the State Dourd Of Equalization IL a
legal body Of original assessurs Of tho claSs Of
property which, under tue laws Ut the State, Is
proper subject Of taxation. This Noassi sits
at times fixed BY law, aud this issuEdens notice
10 the companies In Interest toarpear briore thc
Hoard. Tic Court olso held tl.at all t.!c ppln.s
In the case wcro covered by tho rGcent dectaton
oE tile Unted stltes Court affirming that of this
Stats Supreme Court, and that ths ltltunrt!un
As to tle Bt. 1A,uIs, VunlallG u rcrEt llnl!te
Railroad Company should bo dlssolyed: The
Peoria 4 jacksonville; purs IL Decatur;
Springfield Il Northwestern: Chicago, Petsin Il
Southwestern; Chicago Il padurAl.; 'Tolotlo.
Wabash H. Western; Iron Mountain, Cluster
Il E4strrtt; Carhouaala IL shawueetown;
Nlnrc,ncs; Ohlo y Mississippi; Javksonv!lle,
Northwestern 4; SOUTHEASTERN; Cairo a. st.
Louis; Faris j. Danyll,t; 81. L0ufs Il South
castern; Consolidated Eyansvl!le, Terrc liaute
and Chicago; East St. Louis u Earonloict;
aud Illinois 3; St. Louis Railway mud Coal Cota;;
Company WAS more fortunate. a bill was fled
showing thut IL Is III Indiana corporation,
merely operating tug road as tho Indianapolis "
Ut. Louis as thy 81. Louis, A'h}n ~ 'rcsrc Hautc
settled by ,ths Supreme Court Of Illinois in t's
easo Of Liel ys. The Western Uulon Telegraph
Company, 7ljth Illinois Reports. The question
was atgued, aud I perpetual injunction gsuuted.
, 1876-07-21
ST. LOUIS.
Ex.nTsTIktcT ATTORNEY nrEA


ST. LOUIS, July W.--l'nero las been son,V
coln1ur.t on thu ruuduct Of thu Attorncy-Gen-
eral tu rcIusIn. to gtvu out fur publication tho
letter W,tttcu by District Attorney Dyar In be-
halt of Avrry. Your correspondent Is enabled
to state the rcasvn fur this refusal. Col. Dyer
said, In conversation u few daye ago, that ho
hail written y letter Tor Avery, but that he had
put something Into II that would snaks urent
hnpnn. mai. lie was usl,rd what thts WIS,
mud liz replied that It wiz sentgncu at
thu rloss VI tho letter, to tLe I'll. Ct
tisat, although Avery wis undoubtedly guilty
WINGED tlat l,o hull, through the whole ot his
criminal career at Washington, been used u thu
instrument Of otfsels who wcru ulut:A higher III
authority tilan he. In rcklA,nse tn y further Ill
Col. Dyer sud: ~ meant B4bepck, at..i l i,.-
tus.led to hint Ut othcrs III tho sass lousc with
hluI, aud didn't say worl amss. either"
, 1876-07-21
In tha old slavc-drfv!ng crowd, and returns 70
that fellowship rs naturally "a duck takes to
q tnud.puldlc.

Tho Co..rar,Joaraal says that "TtLpEs 10
student md man Of lcttcrs." II mems, wo
supposr, that he studies how To gobblc up Grip
MED railroads. 1lo llas written many letters tn
;loubtcdly. GREELEY replied to ono OF them,
which related to ballot-bo1 atuf1lng In 1SoS
whereby tho State OF Now York was corr1iptly
and frauducntly carried. for anThouR, HoYr-
NAN. aul TWEED.
, 1876-07-21

The Eric, Gfana Trunk, aud Baltimore &
Ohio Railroads refuse to make tho reduction on
Wcst.bounl freight rates TINT YVES ,nadu yester-
day by tho Pennsylvania and New York Central
lsallroads. II the latter two roads keep tho re-
duccd rates In iorcb tls ahoye roads will un.
1ouhtedly. bo compelled Iefozc long to make o
similar reduction, 0r clse they will have to let
I'LL the business bo tlnne by tito New York Cen
t1ul aud Pennsylvania Katlroads. Ot coursa
there f. no nioucy in the figures announced yes-
tertlay, and . road would sluko moro oy not got
ting any freight TO carry At ull, wcrs II not for
the turt that business once diverted tnto anoth-
CT channel IL hard to vet hack again. No action
reduction la Eas.-bouad ireight ratca The
General Freight Agents Of the Tuads leading to
the East aEo I'll opposed to It. Unleas pcre,np-
tory oSdsrA akp given Gy ttla aGrSat Aogulah
, 1876-07-21

THO Coarttr,7oaraai says TtLpna Is a srathcr
shrinking student and d man Of lettcrs." Bring
along railroad u,at Is In fiscal embarrassment
and sec II he tlnn't "sllrtnk" from It Is an old
sudcr docs from fly cnnght In It's web.
, 1876-07-21

Two.tssc hits-iiarnc.' lines, i; slenn, i.
Totnl bases On hits-CAicago, 35; Louisville, 4,
Dases on crross-Har,,es. /; Peters, i; Willie,
!; btcask J. 1-Chtcago, 1.
Lsft 1n bascs-Paters, !; McVey. 2; Anaon, !,
Mhlsc: ltinns: snai1ing, !; Dlelasks. l. +.
Gmcaso' laaEnfe;; Ee; ue1'safdt ~ A1slaoh' ~
I.s.' n.Is. ~ ras,",1 haii,,EDia1t,s,,
PassoS IL LojisGsnyIsr. T. -
Wild p,tches-Uuyjil. i.
TIu,s ct ga,nu-tlnu hour forty minutes.
umpisc--M. Wnish. Louisville.
As bus been elsewhere indicated, the game
woa ap cxtruorilnurY o,lp ,A point oil batting n.
well ~ fielding, It Is suilictently sIlnwn
il, tic score that tho ssTcrror of tio Wvst "
bud no trrrors ftr tie Ciicueos. aud thew fareaY
hin With Il calm intent to befter thetr ryerurns
Tint met its reward rs the tublc allows, Il il
tiuo To Duylln to suy lowuycr, tllat la via not
we'll st,Dnorttx,, II liz hal bucn. thu Wbitus'
srore ot t,its would lluvs been about Is. Tho
hrluilr al the Luulsytllca scarraly merits faynr.
ublo comment,
Htu,u uf the inuelt play OF the ChicaroS wns
wonderfully gooI, I'm tact, tile bcat Of tl,c year
on THO hotno grounds ,Spaltiing fairly takes tho
lsaa t9f ts spGnla ptg!!ns, @hca at aads test,
n1 y, "n,,ai Il; t a"rntIv char,,r .,i,,it ~
h.. written about the c,lriois fsrt Hill n1n.,
which mukcs good head against uutcrhAnl
throwing and c4rvupitching husvr san do much
ol anyt9t'lg a;stiast, ,sRas'i's apparently easy
, 1876-07-21
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Save Your IIalr.-1f yna slslA to saye your
halt aud keep 1t strong and healthy, use "hur'
Nettt CocDalne,H
, 1876-07-21

rsMs';ssi.a ME;S,aaie Il ;
,ri.M1 .fsMG,9' st' LOUIE fIo'' ch'sss e. Ill., Lazy
H. uoo.fi:t Gcaso. catsis ci: T. uis:
;;;s #
~ "u'.s' a''..u' 4n' .usst = ~ Lo"s 7dr
F. N. Fanei!cs, Ieorin, ILL.,, eiiterh <. IN. bcr-
7laxi oiuor,r. ua,c m<.
First heat a i:ia IT. 9sss; ss;
ThlS! asss:: i:!% $:5
Feafth neat.'''''.. .:...'.........so@ . H'sA 3:u
o. or.,. :, vmH ,,.'.ii M.nHT S,!;s; hs ,..u,, ,r
yen; dIant' Is wy n!'1st nolset slandlnE 10
,ew roaolofca az 5 aFs s., ~ 1v s Soat ~ y now
xeats oiu, "as s'scu " NApsae, ~ oy fFcG1eh
bast'awi hla 4ains q e. psa,sfce = unknown: ie 's
pata - "A go , ;or ltn two ysats ags H. / e.:
tl'os's7 elnss. ru. n,,s,,no r.cr.
whicl, finished the day's sport, Was Emile dash
31 9 es Jns an m pSelpeu aS Pas.a III py Mar ~
rataoutA! slEkeph.e, a'l'i itostotl. Inc iattcf
Was ing Iavoflto IN Lhe pools uht,i within short
tline ~ atartnP, whel ING 1rielus q FleHsbuTE
1T vas stsd @ ,I + a. g. i'r;t r. Mattsapt f5ssssa
VicksDurE third, anu Falmouth 10 tho rear. III
this tna11nsr TIC first ufle-ald-a-lalf WIS run,
when WarJig fell back to third I'4ncc, vlcksburg
taking seuond place: 1lc was mover able to head
icagtS ii ii s:sSM. FoIlowISgIs @ A'''s " AAl u
TIE ruuxAnr.
SANE DAy-RunninE. pure oi 500. dat, Of mics.
r ~ West snfers rh c. FFrston by Planet, dsiR Miss
hoftan ~ iga. ~
Jn ,unit IA IT. su ssHsus " sanual da
j. Murphy gnters b. Ii. War jill: IL War nst, -, tain
pixis. IT,
I'll III aa.eh sateta ~ u. sa.u'ouaI W t'ahet' lio
ro-pAY,a pnoonAMuE.
To-day thc Inst Of thc present, yerv s,ecess-
fui ncci,nr Viii lie prohaLIy tho b.st nf In
fnilr III mint ni tmi lnatic. Tin stItr1nir co,,..
}n,y.up vcry fMrro del,l: '@ '"~
:, E,.nr u, Io,t. .o Il y, aso,o,,,, ,,,,,.
j. Muckie LexinEion Ky,. bix. % IN. silfiio .su'e'
~, ~ ". Aeoona'a' 1effe naate' 1ad., h' T. b. ".
y. u. 1htes' Cntcnso, i!.t y. ". hate Hazatos
59hn atHut, rIi9lt nu9Gat Mnss u T. nAn4uo.
il. Aouo!lt fAlMat!FA!Ht IAs B, y. acorGe n.
, 1876-07-21

ltunH Standardization, +: Mutual, @,
First base TN crrors-Mntnak =; j;ostou, |.
TimG u Hatnc-1'wu hour.
1T. LOt'l* vs.. E1ScIHNArt.
Speriai Dtspofch 10 Tia tribune
st. Louls, Mo-, july 2l-'flc ;.it,ir with The
Cincinnati Club to-day wns wais-Oycr for thr
St. Louis Browns, who tatted freely, n,nl did
not Y fAIl TO profit by tho wrctcArd lcldlng uf
their orponcilts.
THE GEDtEE.
, 1876-07-21

Notics II hereby gyen thAt the oru Of J. Il. Dean
Co. tns lsy dissolved by utuA cun4ent uy ugEEo.
s,d atn AZ nust BY E4i! tY hl r.; r..
otlce of aal4 n!nl No . Ststa.N:, Ehlc*Eo,
u. i. ROWE. u. a. uuLLOcK.
, 1876-07-21
DISSOLUTION

D1SSCLUI1o
The partnGsahps Of che Underlined druas doiuk bas
nssa htstotufu st ias CaIkst, Chicago. Ase AA dAy
TliE PADDOCK COMMON. .sLAsE 6n1RT co.
uuikHAM 4 PADDOCK, AauuIsetufeFs AHu.-
Chicago. July ~.
Will collect al dae9 and hsra paid iii outstanding
- kONU u puB6AAA.
, 1876-07-21

ID HeHYork to come dovu with Tic r.. -u., .t.,
VII remain a. they now arc, viz. ~ cents ner
100 pounds from Chicago to New York an
fourth class and grain. VIZ
, 1876-07-21

fhrtr ruIrn1s IN lnfrt a f,,r fne& ti,~ t,nracs
ra,uc IN tn i,ue stvIc srI ~ vcro ,rnt s nwnv
Mnzn,nnnlr ot nnrc r,sI,c.I n the Yrnnt. cins,Iv
attc,,,icl hy t1rnny,iic' ,Ttth f.,snt nr.t{r an;
I.aIv Grfsvoi,i cio.ai'rhIng Thcv ,cachn,t he
quarter In BSlx scconds' n,,,l tj. i'olf IN .1eY
Will AInsomnnIc iii In fha land rn,,ni thctliTI
turn iira,,t ncrn,, tn c,,t I"osc' nni] rhen ti,c
horeea SWING tSfo the Inn - rrtrf, lila whtte
nose ahuwrs1 IN frn,,t Alo,,t tl,is tf,nn fran
villa took u bark seat. ,inisbinw s,rth. wien
near tio tllstsncs stand Mnnrne eantuse5 .tsnnd
niarn fran We1nm.mi. f1rnrt rninT ,,ndcr
tlo wIre a,l casy wilmer In tj,c i"st lima nj 2:s
~ Ti,n TI,1nn m ny S,nIT s '''"' - ~~''
Monroe persisted In his Oil trick uf slow
scoring, hut tho hOrsc8 were finally sent axaY
IN prnfty ryen terms. Al tho turp. f,ranvtiia
captured tlo role by Sharp drirlng, Hcrtte run
frf,i1t, ,mpsinc tho n,tartrr In IN se'sn,,s. a,ml
tne hail ~ aaznf1lntl!c having come ip 70
ca, ai1I auck1y ssssd f'ranyiIe @ a wi,o e' we,t
nsl1s!, rlacc. Around tho third turn tic posi-
oessretc @ %u Lsuy HIT; ind ind Monr H e'y Wa1y see su
etaninE through tho crowd, and before reaching
From tIls poit,t home. tho race was Nm exciting
btn fjtat;tlx tl+ivar n+,,,li tl,,, ,,,,fn frnclv
but without avail, the black mnrc keeping nicely
to her work, and winning lly q neck Iii $3.50.
,vos ~, III o,o.,t,.,. 80. tit1 s" ttt
WIS Ml interesting one, rs Con8lucfQQle nnXlcty