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, 1876-09-01
Communication, at Last, of the Sentence
Of the boy with tho
White Eye"
Tho Short-IIaircd Gentry Furnish
Forth a First-Cln Horror.
One OF Their Ilk Mauled to Death
In q Prize-Rinq Near
I7ennvllle, N. ].
A Minister'S Family Of Seyen Peraons
Murdered Ncnr Montague, Tex.
FATAL I'HIZE-FT3lIT.
Special NSpateA to me Tribune.

Special Nspdtth to 1hk 3FthuAH
fnEtApEarntA, Pa., Aug. al.-Ths most terri.
lie pfizd.Gght for yeaEs was fought To-day at
pcunayliIe. N. j., and tho beaten man nuw llos
dead. mass Of Jelly, frum which atmoss Ill sam.
tlauca Of humanity has departed. Neelen, the
ccAqucros. WAS blacksmith In A foundry, and
Walker was hs helper. They were warm personal
fFenda and yet led on by roug!ls AMI thieves
10 tile conteat which hAa fnnds ons murderer and
fugitive. and laid tho nthcr In o tIAhonorahle
grave. Wusdcn waa tralned by Clark, Of Filbcrt
street, who has challenged Edwards, and Walker
was assisted in h1s preliminary tactics BY
aa Collyer. The party left th'a city ii midnight,
the principals and seconds having gono befost. At
a:10 o'clock about six hundred landed, soon found
n place, pitched ring and Wcelcn wnn tic toss.
Walker Uttered to be bet Wecden $50 on the result
and vas promptly taken up. Walker got In ths
frat blow and drew arst blood. lie had everything
lila own way for sw!,i'c, Weedcn ds.oing himself
wholly TO clussng Walkers eye at terrible cost to
himself. lie finally succeeded Walkers hesh
swelling badly, md from that onwauss II
was only pounding a tlInd man until
In the aesenty.sixth round Walker, though the
lHrser and stronger os tho two. was itft nensccs.
iu his curnrr. a rush was naao for the boats, but
quickly ovcrpuwestd, and, while standing On
tpre to hcs tlts roggha fighting among themselves
Wills they were 6ghting md drinking on tier way
back. San Collyer was bringing home the dead
rio last seen OF wccdsn he WAS going up Arch
strert and tug chances Of HI nrfest are very sn,
INV e. bs *IH Xu9 e.: .tss,n.r which
ss essifn It I'd Fss Fs, NJ; isa &: ssss; ss;:
foriusl noar Pennsyle, Ind Tie 6ghi was co,ss
rnuncel It II said that the shrriG made al effort
10 interfere, but was roattatncd By The mob After
declared tir victor, The Shctld notified the crowd
, 1876-09-01
Fatal. QUARREL.

EPEl3U1 37ssF9*9R -
kAyAT1TrE, Ind, Ang. n--georee S!ccpnr, a
young man Of excellent promise, native Ut this
city, was shot by young man named Fleuslna At
Ash Grove near isank1n. ILL.,. Inst night. Sleeper
had but recently eons Into business dt Alb 0foge.
fIs i.ad formed tho acquaintance Of und whs an
gagged to bs married 10 Mrs Annie Hamilton. It
sppcars Fleming has! previously paid SONS atten-
lion tn the young 'sdy. She declined to see Ficus-
interview. Last night As called At Miss lian,ltona
house, was met At tho door by Sleeper,
when sou,e words passed.. aud Flom!ng shot
at Sleeper. Sleeper caught hold Ut him. Wloa 4
strusgis ensactl, both fnlling, from Tho porch.
Fleming falling underneath. PlaEl!ng PLACED his
p4tul to h!cepsr's breast and fired, the bail paat-
Ing through biz lungs. SleepaE lived about twenty
,n[nutcs. totally unconscious. Ills ronsuins viii
BE- brought to Lafayette Tomorrow morning.
ElcniQg Il &tll at tAtge.
, 1876-09-01
TROUBLE IN VICTORIA.

sAN FRAselsco, Aug. J1.-A Victoria dispatch
ssys serious difference Of opinion cxlsts between
tho maitland mud .s!and 10 the postIon Of aalre
with Canada, Tho mainland appeasa disposed ID
let the tland railway CO and accept compensation.
whtlo rrcsstug for tho construction Of the main
line. Thc islanders take staud OF The Carnnyop
fctna, which peustaal for the huld!ng Of m island
~ well Al d raaln line. Tho state Ut 1nAisa Ii
critical. and does not appear to hayo been ,G.Rck
intfor ea " the visit OF Earl pufTcfjn.
, 1876-09-01
WASHINGTON.
Between Sixty and One Hundred Be-
n1ovals In the Treasury
Department.
Hundreds More Awafttnu thu
Order to March,.

.,s %tsgor9s: s.1 10 w:,5,s,. p 9 Aug h.s ss:n
hundred women ha.s ieen dismissed az from I ,he
vartoua Departments, md beside, l,rc. ,,,,,,ha-
Of men have ascer.ained that t,.- a. =, -. H..
missed ID. In Ia ,sig tow Of .Aeso case. thsi-
any eau 1ot reduction. On ths contrary. thelo
vas tn order to t.sn ~ ,hs .na9 Inc 'osce. u
vfcr In IL. ~. ~ ~ 49, 'ao suN'ensJ OF tae scr
~ ,s.m ~ sno sase o! she women. largo number
ia The pepartmen,a hesc dn,,,s uh': .ta Nv p..ceu
the only sourco ~ snnno,t 1nt. sss .sg 10. -
email proportion Of them have means Sufficient to
taSe them from tho city even II they had where
of this month. Thsra /. no. nsr.nn T. W. ~ e'ase ,
supposed 10 hav, thn I.a.. no..,h, IN Inc ey
Of tbe u o
dar,ng every day Of tho present w,ck bx ner.on.
who seemed to b. on ,hs 1,ord... "sos ~ ~ pnons
estd o etse them m opportunity to earn th.l,
,S ,ss p1s Tss 1s hss, t... depending
while IT. hs. been made b, tho various heads ot
possible, in nearly eysrv ;n.,,nes sn 49,, easy
lions for dam,,sa, ha,e h.en cho,.n . ~ t se,eo'
b The sa. ste' 70 endure pss er no. ND
iess number depending upon them for support,
Set t5s sase 1. y one Fl s!seme hardship Ind 10
tire city feels eetouay on account Of the sympathy
aso1eed. The intc!cst4 Of the scrylcs
were not cnntulted by tho Democratic
a vety eonnqethbe numbtf OF the women dis.
shhasEca sh WI! become Immediately dependent upon
saa os Of ,c4 pDn mel a. the e
ING diyisGn upon which the prompt settlement
OF aoldiers' pension cases depends, which on
r.Eu1nt =! tne an4H iofcs heretofore employed IL
to!i s1 Months Behind In .ctts!nE these eoldierss
immcdtats eEcet of Mhie ih1[a a1 ts
og1HHnhy 1Hny 9na pension cases Of aodier4 and thelr
..T - y.x . ~ sAt'e 1eAE, ana thta IL : ia!e
msnnc.si. % II. ss,, ~. pcsh aGcomplehe4 py thcso
rnmnainn nmnrt mtA''s @e1"ak LUG appfopFiatlokA fot
~0'1p"'e' '"ee..
AnA1 POPULATIONS
,,.n @ IL -, Eeas osai VI ta!k among army officers
hie,, -. H. sxe ax. asAtnte 81 uia new ftEuh:r..A
oalcer. I've 1nnS @ nRon oy me Boar sof
Ia Icrn,atfnn. .u seeh 10 enafgo rcsisng
i,nnts s;...n5 is HoWevcr, ~ ~ closing
ln1,, lon, aoaton prohibiting their
r1eeisi nnn1 x,ir H. ~ ,9staes Isg!e!at!o9 THIS
t}e in"a ~ n; Ivy sonAin 10 oectsion nPoA
t,ns 1 w cpntusetsy bet"een Tho vnftnuH
, 1876-09-01
FOREIGN.
Abdul Hamjd Proclaimed Sultan
of Turkey.
Reports Of Turkish Defeats Along
tho MOr1vn.
The New United States Eonds On the
London Market.
THE WAR.

THE TRW SULTAN.
Cossr4N7froFLr. Aug. J1-h council Of Alnh-
proclaimed Abdul usmsd Sultan, vice Musnd. d..
posed.
WAsfifaToT. D. c., Aug. 31.-The Turkish
Minister han received the following dispatch from
The Turkish Minister Of Foreign Affairs:
cnT,r4xrrxorIr, Aug. .3l.-'rhc cruel dlseaae
Of whleh snltan Husna Khan haa bcen suffering
throne, and which has been Continually
!nsreastng. having put him in manifest impossf.
Il Is. fss,ssS s ,ss' q q as -
chstkhnl Islam, ana IN conformity win the law
TS9s1ssnf g IL y: sxefsits Of eove!ci9n.y IA tbs Rn
q she Inpcf!a! throne, hAs been psoclaimsd 10.
day Emperor Of Turkey.
ALE11nA7z.
LONDON, Aug 31.-A correspondent of the
7pass. at Belgrade. telegnphs 10 that
Journal ~ followa: "Withtu thu last two or three
strengthen the second line Of defense. II Alex.
tnatz Ia tAken. should not place much reliance on
any defeaae thu Scsrtans might subsequently make,
except In the way Of mere bush-eghtng. An ex-
animation By tbs Rusxian, English, and Serrtan
surgeons fully confirms tho abatement that large
number Of scfvtana wounded themselves In order
to avoid battle. This practice has bccn made tbs
;;sqh5tst q s streng report BY tho medical s!a
traln from f!seh, and in default Of an ormtstita
aomethlng very decisive may b. expected At Ajax
luatz."
the NEGOTIATIONS.
4 dlsphsch from Vienna says: "At the confer
tnce At Belgrade. II which Ff1uco Milan co,nmanI-
sss I'll s''afsn u e. + oss :sS. q sx s r. D. r.
austrian representative. asked how far Prince
Milan was authnnxed 70 rcprcsent the Prince Of
no direct written power, bnt from communications
bad with Prince scto!aa the subject, he thought
he could sreAk for him a1so This rcpty VIA cal.
e9 e9ssa it,, nnE o., The RntGfHay
sorts Of mtaunderstandinRs. Tho point has
bten, however. cleared up since by Prince
sSsaa 1ses sss Il s rs hws' a Sss ~ 70 poR e.
communication Was made To Anstrfu and Russia.
Which alone arc represented tn Montenegro. With =
request to commun1cate 1t To- tho other Powers. It
seem. that princo Nicholas il auxiona 10 treat
enb}ect, expressing ~ apprehension that DetTssh
Pasha Was about to inSadc Montenegro, and tho
anxiety to have this prevented BY the Influence OF
thc Power. a, after the failure Of the servians.
bfoodahed and devastation. These considerations
Sccm also to have Induced him to order hls com.
1nandcrs In Herzegovina to Ect strictly Gu this de-
feusrc.
TURKISH REINFORCEMENT.
a dfphteh from Ragusa as7s: 'pervfah pashA
ha" fcHched fodgor!tza with q strong detachment
PodGor.txA Y now formidable. It has d!ty-four
and army asc between Daniiaygrsd and OraLooa. :"
Tr1K1stI pEYkAT.
DEtaRAnE,, .Ang. 3l.-Onlcia1 Intelligence re-
ctivctl tonight announces that the Turks were de-
fchtcd at all points on the right bank Of the Mn.
10 aisi,t Tbsif bridges over tho MoTnsn were ere ID.
atsoyed. The betvfane occupied the Turkish In
ientlments On the right hank Of tho Norsyn.
, 1876-09-01
The COAL TRADE.

NEW Yonk, AnE. 3l.-Tho Pennsylvania Coal
Company baa announced its psice-lllt u follows:
lump, per ton. 81. 1ot stesAasr, -. 10; gealc,
81 35; egg, $3.35; store, r.; chestnut, o..
THU Delaware, LAckawsnpA j. Western Company
will not iasus schedule, having determined to
sesuma theIr monthly auction sales. Ths Eehedu|ua
Of other companies will be issued In I few days
~ = n,setIng VI tbs Northern Antaracitu Goal
Associat!ont to-day tho following seals OF ptlcos
wa rfsolysd upon: furnace. lump, FL ~; steam
host, u, 50; Erate, 81. bU; eXg. 81. oU; stove,
81. L.; chestnut. VI 1touaout $;j. Is.
Tbs Delaware. lAck4WapuA l. Western, Hsuu4yl-
, 1876-09-01
TIE INA AND T1OLIC.

TIE OfI1EH SIHh'
TnE Tn1nuEr gladly gives tpacs to the ezrlana-
hon of Cart. Prtudlyf1lr, and 10 atty evidence that
nay be nds1uced in l1s favor. As tor Capt. Mich
,,o,y that liz had ST. GOO Interest ID tho race is
!aily expected.
Tho statement Of Ms. Croshy that Capt. Davis
lajlcd tho Tom brown and asked II II was "afl
light to 60 through there, Indicating with his hand
course between tho judges boat md The stake
boat, Ia all boeh. Nothing Of the sort svcs hap
peatd.
, 1876-09-01
AUOftl'ION.

LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Aug. 3l.-Df. J. q. Will
iama was arrested herc to-day charged with having
committed mnrdoE in producing an abortion
upon Mtsa Lou Bown,sn. The alleged evidence IL
very strong sgaInst Williams. who has hecn sua.
peeled previously but never detected. 1t IL now
thought dozens II casss can bo mads ont sgainat
him. On III examination ieiote tho authosltios he
waa reminded to pr[son and halt refused.
Sptetal iHlposch 10 1he TnbuH3.
W!LkkasAnMx, Pa.. Aug. IL r.. J. fttnder:
East, leading physician OF this city aud
Coroner Of Luzernn County. wes arrested this
evening on tho Charge Of nhortlon bJ the Luzorre
Medical Society. ue gaYe q. 600 ball to snyweF u
court
, 1876-09-01
DECATUR, ILL.
HosEfa{ DtypateA 10 7ns Ttibuas.

pEcATrn. Ill.,. Aug. 3l.-Tho District Fair Wa
vtsitud to-day by over il. 600 people. ]. II.
Couktn. Of Jotseyrillo, took the drst premium on
all.work sta1llous Several other psemiums wes&
sent to Jerscyyilte. II. W. Plckescll, OF ssngs.
mon County. took swccpstakes with his famous
bull Baron Booth; alao for cows. The races woro
trots between gypsy Tom. Alnnie. and Copper:
hsa.s. lis.t time, 2:,7. IL Tho pacing rnce, Davu
Topsey and Crow1cr's hosIIa competed. Topsoy
took the hrut money. tltnc, SIT, Willis tho tne
matched tenn of kd Dav's. Of Monticello, was
t,eing exhttstsd they took fright and ran away.
VIII Considerable le COURAGE Davis hcld them W tbs
track u'!ss,, when anosho, man spEaux Into sto
thousand people witneasrd it. aud tho lao.i lntcnsa
excitement pIvyaited.
, 1876-09-01

OMAHA. Aug. al.-A. Al Jones, uEent Of Clnrl's
Pony Express at pradwood City. arrived at Sidney
this morning. lie says the Indtans radct tic rna
betwecn custer and Deadwood un the Goth mud
killed Weston Smith. minister, and usrce mIners
named Ike Brown poilfn4 and Mason, carrying on
their stock. On the :3t Iudlans made taid on
party g miles south Of Custer City anA killed
JAmcs Kidd, Samuel Wallace, Jacob Wcllly, and
Thompson.
The Indians arc supposed 10 bo Northern Sioux
from the hustle CAMP the road to ths Agencies.
H no truth in tho abatement of UcaLwood hcIug
cofralieL
, 1876-09-01
CASUALTIES.



ST. PAUL, Man.. Aug. 3l.-A boiler explosion
on steam. .threshtn: machine occurred On Jones
farm. miles south OF Denver, on the Milwaukee
+ ct. Paul Railway. Mc0rrGor Di.!slon. this morn
Ing. Three men we're Instantly killed, ooe
ulortally wounded, md i've seriously Injured
Hames not learned, except that two Of fJonps uons
ats anlUng the injured. The engine was blown u
pieces: Tho expulsion was terrific, and wss plaiuly
heard G n1llea AWAY.
, 1876-09-01
The CROPS.

6fzefd1 D9IbN3th 70 3Hs 7E761M.
CAHsoxpALx, Ill. Aug. a1.-A 1uuch'needsd
rain vaits th!s county last night. aud has had tbs
deared effect upon crops. which afu fsf abate ths
average this year.
ap<eidl NspdfcA ~ 7At zfa9uHA
KtnKwoap, H., Aug. :tl.--The corn crop has
Ersatly improved during tho hot weather Of August
Many nslds havs tue appea!aacu ot sutaing or a
good crop thas only psomlssd half c.apA few
wsekl arc.
, 1876-09-01
FOUR PERSONS sUFFocATEp,

FOUR PERSONS BUFFOCATED.
DEsyEs. COL. Aug. 31.-Eoar miners, Fred
HcnekauG, sr.. John Cox, August shankerkauf1,
and Frederick ehanaoflAu6, Jr., wero auffoeatcd
by foul air. In shaft near Central City, last Tucs-
day. EhAuke.kantf descended Iuto the ahaIt to
psUspect with view TO resnIning work on IT, Lis
rrtsAcle1 abrence led hta father to follow him, aud
ihs other Victims followed the falAn{. All wsre
dead befoEe relief could ho brought.
, 1876-09-01

sided. no mob having appeared ~ expected last
night: nep3rts fsum tie eonntr7. to.day arn TINT
calIahaaa friends ara stil1 determined to lynch ths
The preliminary examination hns been dIttcnrcd
With on account Of pnbltc feeling, nnd hrecla1
term Of court vii be held, probably ncxt week,
ws. in jeil until January. large i4ll guard Will
, 1876-09-01

% van1a. and Delaware, q Hudson csu.; Comnsnfe.
ming 70 -rnorfny. f "sf "ek'A.
nt.tyAx. n. s.. Aug. al.-ons hundred ana
IT, Ticn" tnonra1a to1s Of coal have been shipped ~
:. .rntLAnftTA1k. Aug. Jl-Tto coal miners and
eklpEcrs This afternoon agreed 10 allow sach onata
tor 70 do ~ ne plcased In regard 10 prices,
, 1876-09-01
AFA1rnY MURDERED.

ST, Lnuts, Auk. 31.-AdvIces from Decatur,
Tex, saJs: Th4 Hnv. ". q. England. Netho.
dst minister, hts wife, ttepdsughter, and four
soma were nurdcrttl At their home. @ miles from
Montague, last Saturday night, by party Of dIa.
guised men. No pasticntarS Of tho hendish sRa'f
ara received. but Il L. supposed TIE hutehery Wa
, 1876-09-01
MEXICO.


THE PENDING HKpULUT10E.
Sac FnAxrlscn. Ial., Aug 3l.-Advices ro-
cc!veh at the Mexican Consulate here from the
hcat Of at Einaloa arr favorable to thu lovern.
1nent. Tic rcso]utIonlsta, Under Guerra. who
had captured the Caliran capital and threatened
MagattAm have cracunted Ca!Ican. and Federal
, 1876-09-01

KILLED HIS I}IsOTf1En-1N-LAW.
CtH~kLANo, o.; aug. 31.-Mstthcw Lewis waa
Arfested In this city Ia day chasge Of tho ran.
alnaghles Of his bsother.!n.la Thomas Norris.
of sharon. Pa. lie came to Cleveland on The ed
Inst, and while here he and Levin had quarrel.
Lewis striking him 90 the head with aomc weapon,
injufng him 10 TINT he tiled aftsr bis return home
10 1h1tpQ,
, 1876-09-01

Cixc1sNATt, any. 3I.-The EomMtrtIaFs Lawi&-
burg o., special says Psess Palmer, City Mar.
shall, was a!ot and INSTANTLY killed Tonight by !
w!resnaH. Tic latteFs Wlto confessotl to her hus-
band today ihlt sho haa been having criminal IN
terconFsc with Palmer, xnd thu wran,an shot Aila
II sight. Tho murderer Il now In JUL,
, 1876-09-01
PORTUGAL.

Lrshos. Aug. a1--'rhe muuetary crisis has snb.
sided. Tho Hank ot Portugal continues its isaus-
actious - ulual. All 0thsr banks md merchants
have declared tey Will not avail themselves at the
dectts 0f tho 1Hth inst. ltfcfrlng payulvuta.
, 1876-09-01

Tho alarm from BOX J5t at O'Clock yesterday
morning was caused by = are breaking ont In ths
ruins Of Loo licndrIekz packing -houae, Nos. 487.
0 South Canal 6trcct. No damage.
, 1876-09-01
YELLOW FEVER.

8AvAHsAn. Ga, Aug. 31.-To-day thern we.eA
twelve intcrmcnts at persons who died from yel.
low-ieycr yesterday. Tbs dlac1oo u couausd to
tbs a1bQrbs.
Wilmington, N. c., totbids iii pe1ons from
SAYauAAh entering that city,
, 1876-09-01
BUSINESS NOTICES,

AL who fool 1anEAid or dabrlftate<1
should use uoland's Aromatic Httcr Wine Of Iron !
II atfengteus tho 8Ystcm and nourislcs tbs blood.
D}npepttcs Will tna 1t Invaluable, Depot, ID
Clark HtIret. -
, 1876-09-01
THE WEATHER.,

WARRINGTON, D. c., Sept. IL q. ua.-Fur tho
Upper Lake region rising barometer. falling tam
pesaturo. westerly 10 noFtAerly winds, aud cool,
clear, or partly cloudy woathcr,
Special Dflpafch 10 1A< Tribune,
GALxsnuisu, H., Aug. IL. The heaviest wind
and rafn-storn lhat haa ylaltsl this section for
many years passed. orer this city about . o'clock
Uonsa, Union Hotel, and l.. l.. 6cott'A grocery
was partially torn 81. Signs, telegraph wires,
over ths city. It u thought that thu damage ia
great throughout tho country.
LOCAL 0D1knYATIoHe ,-
Eu[pARo.. Apt AZ
, 1876-09-01

spsuat DftpaseA 70 III 7rssuas,
JoLrEr, Ill.,. Aug. 31.-Ths body Of Rudolph
eartory. who kept saloon on tho tow.path ncar
jackson street, vAs found floating In the canal
near tho middle bridge, this afternoon. The last
seen Of him alive WA .aat night 1t O'Clock, when
be left home with eonsldosabls money In bis poek
et None was found on his person sitter being taken
ju7y hara not Jet returned q verdict.
, 1876-09-01

F0ChTN TIKA ON 10 At t1 Y4Np8
Kimball. il1- lsorardus ......l is1s-5
Tho winner In Wildly known as the champion
wing shot uf the world, ind ycsteFdayfs perform
ssce did not diminish lis reputation.
Tho 0t!er tiea were not concluded at the Gloss of
the days sport: They will bs settled to'aay aud
another cla4a about had,
, 1876-09-01

TIC.NIC ACElDENTs
NEw fonK. Axg. a1.-Through tho rceklc8sneas
Of q drunken driver, yesterday, wagon Oiled with
people returning from the ptculc Of The Pnrkvt,e
tsrookyu> Methodist Church VIVA overturned. anil
two gentlemen had their ekulls fractured, several
lad limbs broken. and our lady, Mst. Echols, was
, 1876-09-01

Sptciai Nsp4tth u 7h4 Tribune.
FoHp nj Lac, Wis.,, Aug. 31.-DnrIng last night
The od1ce Of the sheboygan & Fond du Lee Railway
Wa broken into and $4o0 taken from the safe,
which The burglar opened, knowing the comhlna.
tCn.
, 1876-09-01

LITTLE ROCK ITEM.
Lr71l3 Rocx, Aug. 3l.-A stranger vaa stabbed
To death In the tasn!o Of Ksto Ne1sick h7 tnaf,
namod McCraty. Whisky.
, 1876-09-01

busnott's Cocoaano AlIays Irritation. sn.
moyrs dhutr1,1, aud inytgorktea tbs xcllop Of th-
eAplt!artcs ln Tho hsgheRt degree,
, 1876-09-01

DERRY LINE, VI, Aug. BE-. e. nnydent his
afternoon killed h& wife, and probably fatally In
3nred hls brother.in-law, C. o. Brigham, Law.
yct.
, 1876-09-01

BmnRRcf halfA length behind, Fullerton third.
te,l ont Of the rase. ,sn,naslor .oek w. recon.l
place near tho hn1f mile. The Maid led Smns,rnr
b{ Two lengths II tl,r t!veeHns ppc, hnd brat
him cAt'ly down t!sr llntnr. .strctth. lulrItpn
third. Un!lno fourth, jurt a1yiny hta hIstance
again: 'rme--4nnttrf, ~: halr. :DS: mile. .lH.
Fullerton an l'hdtnt Hetc ruler! out u LIS rlatll
heat, rot having won u lest.
SMnYtler HTltl tllr MnI1 came M to The FttIrc
after 7;:!0 Q clock The netting was 3t0U to &:D
on tho Maid. Hhe tonk The Lend nnd kept It h, Tho
end. ~ Tho nrst quarter Pl,c wa. alx lsngths
hhrad. This distance wha reduced 10 threa It 4
iilt!c part The half miis, but then tho stallion
brake and fell out Of thn race }nft navng hs di..
!anGs .nS,< or ,> 5un; 7tms-Qusster. 35l; half.
auMxAHr.
sMMsnttA AAh'o.tt...t....s+... ...,.t.....1 o I
I,nIhkGI'.. ] u
= 4
Timt-a:is4; ii7; s:,.jii; a:i7,i; iii, ,i,su,
after her rice collar nl iluwe1& was put on Tho
hMru. ani hnHH!Iet given tn 13ntd uobfc.
Tie Following ID tho summary Ut thu 2.:i2 raeo:
!:;: Fiji: "
issn, =! t%t: dis.
s::si: 3:3,i; 3.sa; q4ya. "
Ihe 2:;2 tacc begun yesterday wna flushed to.
nay1 sam rufuy Whining the dccldlpg huat. Time,
, 1876-09-01

AT KELLY'9 ISLAND.
9AHnusKT. O.. Aug. 81.-Thr origin Of tho a.o
at Kclly'a lslsnd Inst night Ia unknown. Loss,
SIS, GOO; no Insurance,
, 1876-09-01

ST. pAut, MIMI, Aug. J.-Tho ckcltomsnt 1t
Hastings concerning The Bird brothers, tho mpt.
descss Of Thu,uas Callahan, has somewhat sub.
, 1876-09-01
PROFESSIONAL.
DIR. BROADBENT.

At rug FALAlEh MQV8K, kAHlQKY.
FEslelt.n: "Ws de.tFe. tn puI.ay phl1anshrupto
m1Isp ~ us WIKI f,s.do f 4tT @ = ~ r. r.
h,.;nSs ThfSst Or Lung ttoaht, 70 f. iaet thai
Afford the!n slu~t ln.tsut 5sef. with II. chances In
fAtof Of rrrtsct cusa. VIZ l!.ve kno*n tie Ductot
ha.. ShessHt ~ a i H. \ ~ bat Su
coni,4lfy eouIItnd Him t1 VII rio net medical sIytcss
q! rsedleH fur these mud s!sE dlas2ses"-ftpat tAe
;x!t t9a hr.t u fstersnsra xtts .one ats IN he
md Ssntiemsa tltopx iii f,,op,. dss u csoyoit Gi
n?on Al GnsoHte x Aenss pise u esery mama snd
ptacslcaE PlyatctsH in EHfntt aud AEuFtA aild hk4
cured thUusahls. Advice fErr IL Al a. tho euss flute
, 1876-09-01

Cn1uAno ~ IL Il Ia.t Vh.n ~ ti,s Tusht Ims re,rh,a
Poat iay m fsat tron tau end VI tho treak watsr.
Dayls halcd The uixc4 boat ana a4ked II It Mas
~ had euut.e w wcen Tho lulze. bat md ths
nss son wh5 s4 sse Gss On Tic judse4 est throaxh
~ sass' Fan forward % tho taE sul Ieplitd IKE.
sSad do Il. CLEAR tha 1utlGea boat When the Captain
ihe IN hailed Tho 1nLkrs' boati would have ecen
ap9lth!r for tho ln4 10 tho stake boat 10 wind
sua without n!1ktnk AtrctIh. J. q, C&oANf.
WANT 70 KEEP HER.
.rEapI ptlnd!yillc says Il 10 tho intention Of tbs
iacht Club II keep tle lna hers. Thcylo not pro.
Pose 10 haFo her ltayu Chicago wsteE1, and g. 900
sa1e been raised by subscriptions thu Board OF
sstaae towards tho 81, 000 HccnAsary to buy her.
~ nAs balance VI Inv money will soon 10 Fatsed, md
nt best yacht that uysE CAME knt0 Tho lashuf will
" ksasa w Eaa EsslA
, 1876-07-01
RESIGNED.

In Summer, when the tlaSe were bright,
We used 10 wander up 4nt! luwl
The quiet streets of this old town:
In ehusu sweet tiulca uuF hensts Wu1o Hight.
When AusNnsn's w!nd sighed through the trees,
liz turned hts face toward tho seu;
LII yayo parting kias To 1ne,
And left mud the falIiug !eafes.
watched through Winters hlinlltn2 sucw,
And waited on tson day 10 1ay:
could lu naught but watch and pray;
but ahl how lonely, uod doth know.
! l,eat tho lIttlc birds rsjoice.
lf cu1ili only hear his y0lcr.
Or bis loved step UPON tAa sAoro!
Dut lilo who scnds days dark ant, fair,
liz knbwclh Wh4t ID bust for li.r;
Aud, wlIctnurU Un th1 land or sea,
lie keeps w ulWays iu Ills carc.
And W VT beside tho SEQ,
And watch lhe waters ebl tud flow,
licstgnEl, although may nol know
What they otle day wll bring i4 me.
FAIru WAErox.