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Enron oF PREsnyrERtAS WERKLY Tho inquiry Il
often male In our agricultural M tun.N llurua :
Concerning remedy nor SPAWN. lus r. d.casr FAR
too prev aent an one nor owing IN srrAt mrtsu e
to ,.r lessness 90 lrs, prodl ing stran ~ hard
IRA INK or continued oN wpre ana tue tAui OF some
reliable rcnedy for It, removal cure before 10 hs
become ~ long stan Ing and value Of the animal
materially les ruei IN cons q fence.
pr u. j Kendall. OF knoshurgh lls, VI some line
IN trcatig horse for pawn M the usual man
ncr, by hlstcriuF nNdln2 that the application pro.
uuced % much snrcucs, and pam, ami apparently NO
good determined tu iuNetieatc the matter no order 70
mud rrmcdY, II possible, that would produce the lc-
sired eject ana In more rational anu mum ne tniHner
inns rc.ull he mail, succeeded M ace mpli-nlng,
and the krnias aNlu urc, 80 II ca icl, - uroNln
all that gould reasonably hay DE- n expected " ~.
have lnterrstc mysclf pdticululy 90 the matter ~
order TO sct At the facts, ami ma uht hc rrmriy VII
cfecualy remove spawn ami Hpnt 10 n mn rNr % six
weehs ne causing NJ histrrl rsofcucs- and cav
Ing no ca1us OF scar ~ indicate where the dlmculy
existed.
TINS 10 truly an important discovery IN medical
seize &C. and the ease 40 which % can be- applleI and
absence ui suffering 10 the animal treated vi com.
mend ne remedy O. the attfniltn u ali. AID most
prove Of great benz ~ iu the tre en of what is gen.
rr ny conceded be- an incurlp.e disease when once
aulisncd pni az ID fle Exp nsr, aud must the
means ~ saving large amount Of money 10 the
oMurrs Of horses in tlis country. l.. Il. IONLE
WEST BK1KsntRR. VI.
nINKER'- BAKED BFAN COMPANY. il0
~ lOh between iid ana 3ith sts.A meal ~ por
ar beans for family for loo, Boo. Goo, Orung
10 SIZE u pans. Al orders promptly Attended to.
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VVItuI n No - VI y ~ - "
l,OR NORWALk DIRECT.

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rNION SQUARE THEATRE.

pfoprtetor ...................Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. .....,............ Mr. 4. VI. PALMER
Every Evening Toe Most successful Play
ats OF the Century
Saturday Matinee THE Two ORPHANS
at 1850. with it, uurlvalied Ori-Inai Cast.
Rox ONCE open for sale OF seats every day IRON
3 A. VI. to 10 L. NJ.
The manIg mcnt announce that NOTWITHSTANDING
the fact that the
TWO ORPHANS
IA sur attracting as large audiences gath.
cred IN mi. theatre, they shortly be Obliged TO
withdraw IT, Oricr to keep their ment for the
production VI Mcssrs NJ, and Bel0rs powerful rama.
entitled
MISS MUTTON.
which Miaa Clara Morris vii make her nrst appear
ance here ia two year ami MI j. H. StDdiart his nfst
appearance tins season. In TINS pay Misses BUOu
Heron an Louise :. iveser will al make their nrst
Appearances here.
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NNAILACk'-,
w MIR. Lester wallack. Proprietor and Manager
Every evening at aud saturday Matinee At 1880
L. NJ -. ......... ..,-
CONN
in his great Irish drama, the
SHAuGHRAUN.
, 1876-05-07
THE..TuRF.

l
Tho Lexington meeting begins ro-mouow.
and will last sir days. There will, OF conrse. be
| great number OF horses IN attendance, for the
! kentuckians would sooner run for bag OF oats
| over the Lexington course than for money any
| where else. On Monday the Phoenix Hotel
stake, for 3-yoar-olds, $50 each, p. D., $500
added, 1-8 miles, will be run for. It has fifteen
entries, Bette Buckner, Red Hood, Dailgaisian,
Very Fine, Heretog, Plenty, Janet, KnapsEck,
Vsgrant, Yandal, Nina Douglas, William Barr,
Galanthis, Ceylon, and Clemmie G. Dailgalsinn
is q half-brother Of Tom Bowling. Heretog is
ont Of the dam OF Herzog and, Galanthis is full
sister to springbok. Taxing last years
performances, Plenty ran twioo and
won onco. tho Young American stake
at Nashville, beating with others
Clsmnie g. and Grit, l mile in 1:471{; Glenn
mie G. had previously beaten her for the Blue
Grass stakes. and, carrying s pounds extra, she
was boaton By Ce7lon and the Marian lilly for
the second Young A1ner1e. stake. Janet won
her only race, a thteo-quarterD OF = mile dash,
It Lexington, in ILL., beating six others, inciud-
ing Ulemmie G: Vagrant was the bost 2~year
old in the West last year. when be Won five Of
his six races: !: the Alexander stake, u Le1ing-
ton. half milo in 504. beating twelve others,
including Malmistic, Creedmoor, Ceylou, Grit,
and Mediator two-year old sweapstake at the
fall meeting for which nine ran, including Creed
mile in LIS; another OF q mile in 1:4519, for
which eight ran, including Oemu1io G., Creod-
moor. aud Bombay tho Belle hfeado stake.
three-quArters Of a mile in 1:1714. beating
a field OF eIeTen, Including Bengal Bonn
bay, Malmistic. Harry Hill, and Grit, and
the Sanford stakes mile, in LIS. beating
nine others, including Bombay, C1emmio G., and
Harry Hill. His solitary defeat WAS for tho
three-quarte1a Of mile in 1:2214, Hhon, with
pounds extra he finished third. in : fa1d Of
fifteen, to Creedmoor and Teca1co. V&grant has
wintered NELL, and is in splendid condition.
Cey1on ran four times and Won once, the Young
America stake No. q, 1 mile, in 1:46 beating the
Marism FLY, Plenty. Oiemmie g., and Glasgow.
He is in splendid trim this year. and has, it is
fumored, run some wonderful trials With King
Alfonso. Cleu1mie G. ran nine tines and won
o th' @ IS 1s Is6s baase shsfsqusf SIX
others, including Iecalco, Lady Clipper. and
Plenty, Vagrant will be made d hot
fayoJite for this race, which he should win un-
less Ceylon dafeata him. For the Filly stakes,
$50 entrance, half forfeit, $3.50 added, half
mile, there are eleven entries-Glenella. Juggle,
C1osslet, Nohur, Perhaps, Lizzie Whips e. Gil
roy ely, dam ~ Riuggoid). Ammonia, Hsyti
font Of Stempedes damA . dlly BY Australian
Laura Bruce.. The last race is mile dash for
$3.50.
On Tuesday there will be mile-heot race for
1850. and mile -and-a-haf handicap 800 each,
ESQ forfeit and $40 declaration, With 7400 added
OF the fourteen entries, these remain in:
Monmouth, years, 115 as Kste Pearce, yrs. los s
Bob Woolle,, yrs, no lbs. Gypts: yrs, 194 ns:
Emma Cobb, yts, 107 ibe flower. YRS, 81 hs
bs.
On "Wednesday there ril1 20 = s-year-o1d
, 1876-05-07
COLLEGE BAaE-BArL ASSOCIATION.


The three leading colleges in this vicinity
| the Northwestern University, the University OF
| Chicago, and Racine Coiege-haye recently
organized the College Baseball Association OF
| the Northwest" ;" and adopted series OF rules to
| govern games for the College Championship OF
the Northwest and the silver ball, now held By
| the Northwestern University. Il was hoped that
| Michigan University and Boloit College would
piled for admission. An application has been
received from Lake Forest University, which
W1ll probably be acted on faVorab1y: The oil
GERS OF tho Association are; pres1dent Il" ! l.
BosEortn' chieaso; - Meo-Pres'dq3' c,sl.,;r Il: T.
| Evanston; Executive Council E. G. Cleveland,
! Racine, q. L Bosworth, Chicago. and ". G.
The following Constitution has been adopted
| by the Association:
| 1ese Baseball Association Of the Northwest
Arr. 1.-THE object Of this Association shall be to
promote baseball interests in the Northwest
AaT m.-Al regularly incorporated colleges OF the
Northwest eligible to membership IN this Associa-
Anr. Iv.-Ml applications for membership In this
Association must ba 1nade to the Executive Council
before MRy Of each year
Art. V.-sHc !. Tho officers Of this Association
shall BE- President, vice-President, and Secretary,
whose duties shsn bs such a usually aprertatn to
N1ee sro There shall be elected IN Executive Council
composed Of one member from each college Of the as
4ociatlon. ,,,,,
SEC. This Council shall bo authority to settle an
disputes thst may arise concerning championship
games- nit. .....,..;o, .h,u ho,a
Ahr vl-sEc d' oa.nJa. Azsocun ~ .n-;i ~ e.ch
Con consen1ion Oh 'no see'A@A 8''"1o~' - Ae&'
Sro An .,nendments to the Constitution and
chan0es in fhe playing rules shall be made at the
regular annual meeting BY tuo-thtrds vote Of the
colleges Represented. - a..
SEQ. = Each college shaa have ou' one vo'e IN mo
Convention. ,e W17 nh. cn,mn,on,b;n .eason .h.u
Commence May j, and end On the 18th Of November.
dnrine the summer vacation Of The coego whose nino
holds tho silver bail.
SEC. s. 1ne ~ Raiu hH1a,s1 a1 20 .3iror b,n rhs
grounds Of the college holalng me ase1 n. ~
second On me grounaa u Ine & ~ tsa az H.
~ the college whose nine holds the champions
ship.
SEC Two games plsJea "1n inc nne nol1ng 9 sne
.ilyer ba sha1 eonsu n1.vsd ~itn tro yeats Of he
, 1876-05-07

preciato the victory to it, fullest extent Many
in the e1uborauce of their feelings walked down
town, and nurnberless wero the invitations
beard on Ill aides to '' como aud take sunthin'."
It vas tho first opportunity thu: s.. Louis had
had to jubilate On matters base-ba1lic this year.
On other occasions the laugh had been on tha
other side. Finally, the cromd had an left the
park, the players had dressed and gone, As the
gates closed = httle boy went up tho avenue
and this was the song the little boy sang:
There's = town In the North called She.cag-o,
Which is known far and wids for her btaR-o;
She sont her Whites down
To oink the trAva Browns,'
" But only 1zn afoul Of . aaag-o.
INTERPRETATION.
Spec {a1 Dlspasch to Tbs Chicago TrD,tra
PHILADELPHIA. May 6.-The game be- tween
the Athletic and Hartford Clubs to-day Was " It.
nessod by over 1,5oo people. The weather Was
warm and pleasant Tho Hartfords did tho best
batting. Yo1ks three-baser and Bonds two-base
hit earned three runs for their side, while
Fouserfs errors gave the Ha1tfords two unearned
runs. The Athletics earned tHo runs in the first
inning. Appended is :.
THE 8Cp1sE.
, 1876-05-07

Ennis, Chicago Pedestrian OF pluck and Gu
durance; Alvin 8. Fife1d, of Jackson, Mich.
who is also fine pieeon-shot, and who won tbe
lAta rife contest in this city; A. Dayis, rho 10
Gently did some good walking at the West Side
Riok; and 4 2. Russell, young man to sport.
ing fame - yet unknown. More than = hun.
persons anxious to contest the short walks,
| bat up to date only two applicants
have paid their cash and gone into training.
They arc James E. Mcintosh, Of Ithaca, N. T.,
q short distance. walker Of considerable note,
and John oday N EnRllshman, Who now re-
sides in YonKere, N. T., and whose best fest Was
] his recent tramp OF II miles in less than twa
hours. As stated in yesterday q TRIBUNE, Mess1s.
Curtis and Foleg. the managers OF the tourna-
mene, have engaged David Stanton. Of London,
] tertalnment, and that gentleman will arrive in
the city Wednesday.
ALLEN Aso aoss.
It is now definitely settled shat Gre long ne
Shall have tiEst-caas puaiias encounterin in shis
vicinity. The contestants are to be Tom Allen,
champion Of America-which title he gained by
defeating Nike McCoole-and Joe Goss. cham
plon OF England Goss recently arrived in this
country With the firm determination, it is said,
to thrash any man Rho would eay that Britannia
FOUNDER Of tho world, Britaunia included. His
edlct OF defiance: backed by draft for $500 in
greenbacke. was sent to Mr.. 'Eph Holland,
OF this city, who had on oue OCCASION BEEN ref
eEee Tor LON Alien IN q championship encoun-
ter. asking Mr. Allen to .skiver it il he dared,
as forfeit to fight for tbs championship Of the
world. md sum not less than 90, 500. Core
snondence passed between Allen and Holland,
and tho result is. that yesterday morning Allen
sent his kivar." The parties are to meet in
this city on the 18th of this month to sign arti-
cles Of agreement put up the stakes. and they
will then so into immediate training. The terms
OF the preliminary contract state that tho battle
must be fought within 100 miles Of Cincinnati.
Allen is now living in Chicago, having recently
removed there from st. Louis. Goss is in New
York.-Cincinndti Gazette.
RILLARD1.
Burleigh and Shaw. the billiardists, have had
thirty days to answer the charges preferred
against them In connection With the recent
tournament in this city, but up to date nothing
has been heard from them In the meantime
Mr. Bensinger is Al the Centennial, arranging
eome magnificent specimens OF the Brunswick
d Balks Company's billiard tables for e1hibi-
tion. ard probably nothing will be done in the
matter uatii after his: return During the past
week nothing has occurred in billiards locally OF
any Importance, and no matches are on the
tapia.
REGATTA POSTPONED. =
BosroN. Mass, May 6.-The Smile 1ace for
81, 600, over The Charles River course, between
the Faulkner.R eagao and City Point Crews, has
been postponed for two weeks, Reagan having
disabled his hard. The City Point crew pulled
over the course to make positive their claim to
the stakes In tha case OF q back-down.
FOOTBALL.
Tbs Chicago Football Club will d,eport them- I
selves at Dexter Park on the 9th INST
, 1876-05-07

TIE Pedestrian -UUHNAAENT
Is In i fair way to become fact insted Of 1
probability. Notwithstanding 0LearT'a ieposi-
ton to criticise and Stay away. It Scent to be
the impression that tournament can . con-
Quoted without hts presence, tnteresttg as It
would no doubt be- The 81, 600 prize ID the
Field championship badge are proving . be
considerable of an incentive to ambitious ak
is.s, and the arrangements are progressing ne
". Five contestants have, already en-
tered tue lists, and others msy SOW
M before Monday night. whom the list olois.
Already Mr.. ". B. Curtis has received T.
wards OF fifty applications for informasionn
reesrd to tue rules and reeulations Hhich VI
be in vogue during the Tournament. The. co.
testants who have been entered thus far nj
James Smith, who uallsd against IN elephAu
IN BarnnmB Hppodrome two Tears ago; job
, 1876-05-07
THE TRIGGER.

Ah1ldE4 0I4tA WEGA-
Tho Shooting for the past week has been mn
usually light, some Of the sports having picked
off 3 few pigeons Last Monday, and then relin-
gushing the sport for the remainder Of til,
week. Tho weather has no doubt inserferel
sadly with Ill arrangements for shooting,
but it is hoped that the present wesk
will be more propitious TO the mod
ern Nimrods. 4 match was to have
come OF yesterday at Dexter Park, between
Messrs. Kerus and Hinsdale, but WAS postponed
on account OF the miserable weather. It will
probably take place come day this week, and
each man will put up twenty-five birds.
EIGHTEEN THOUSAND PIGEONS.
During the past week Mr. Z. T. Martin, who
has charge Of the birds at Dexter PARK, has got
in 18,O00 wild pigeons from Michigan This
happens to be the year for IN abundance OF
plgoons in Michigan, and it is estimated that at
least 10, 600 more are To0ating in their haunts
throughout thas 6tate. They will break up
their nests this week, however. aud 20 where
they cannot bo got st sli. Mr.. Martin has made
arrangements for some extensive piseon-shoot
in. ut Dexter Park next Tuesday, and will put
up the birds ut Is cents apiece, reduction
in price which is calculated to meet the views Q
tho sportsman zs being about reasonable, espe
cia'E since tho birds are 80 plenty just at to
will pay, Mr. Martin proposes to keep this prie
down, at LEASE until this lot is disposed OF ad
the birds become more SCARCE. Chicago has r
Gently supplied Lexington, Ky., and Lincon,
Eeb., with Earee quantities Of pigeons to be sbs
at in the State Tournaments in those States, nd
is considered ono OF the largest, If nothe
largest, pigeon market in the country.
SHOOT AT DEXTER PARK-
4 shoot for the Kennicott Club superisaty
badge took place at Dexter Park yesterde at
ten single pigeons and five pairs each. !. r.
Martin was referee, and g. Q. Abbott and !. 4.
Dow Judges. Following ia the score:
-, Total. |
Ed Thonas.1 8: 10 IL 10 10 11.7-l5 !
A. Pnee...-1l1 lilo: II 10 ~ II 1l'8-l6 !
The badge is retained by Price. I
, 1876-05-07
FURNITURE,
JOHN AND MARY.
On ths First Anniversary Of Their Waddine.

IoHN--.
.Tis fust ysa<, Aa17, staes 70 wsrs NJ.
And neyex Jee has yaAe 20 swiftly lad:
AID never ons to full OF bliss
+ seeuos not half 70 long and JaA Ne knoH
b Ill tho saasou1 - they CONS End 70
IhAt ~ sts now = full ysAr older crowd
Than on the happy dAJ that mad< us ona-
And By the record OF, our household w9ftA
Al seen BY looking At the dste 1t bears;
The 7a7J best Ns met among tho trade,
And b. the monthly paymeuts whsra we dsAlt
Tho cost Of Ill wo bought vefvo scarcely iete;
And for It WILL feel thankful ATdr1noru
To tho great Enptrs Pa1.ox BsdateAd SturA,
>Tts wonderful the furniture on hAnd
At that xrezt emporium Of the l&nd:
peFfect Wtldsrness Of chairs 1ou1 zsA.,
One hundred ktp<i4 at lezSt Jou'n As1aA
Tho aasy chairs tho hnest OF tho dA5,
And n1thinK oan surpAaa han In their Wxge-
But, MaU. I'm departtnS, you Will en1,
1AnKn nz!ssa sA' '.''s '"hjs'' '' cur "'aa.as:a''
No, John. tnr sur hspptress bars hafow: " -.
Il snaeonod By our oomfortssA ~ Joo ko0Wt
And all youe.o said to soer1s Apsopoa-
Rut though oux furniture Is Ill 10 neat,
,1u our front parlor nothing has bsen done.
And that nust h4ve ca<pot, rsmembets ora
A. rich ~ ever has been seeh Of kold, ~
H1ilttzut u jewsis I Held Of gold;
And tho new Empress Lounge, : houSshaA nee8e
In esse Of dckpeas - ~ now conced-
Indispensable tn o7ez1 homo.
And, o one thing nea<lJ forgot
A dcAr 1fttfe lore Of \ hxby.cot-
John sts&igat got everything Ehe a4tod, 4nd HMA
On sasy monthly psymenta ~ beEo1p
And a'1 !ai'i Pt !RsRsf$sf co.
g Wa.t A1dlsoa4a-
, 1876-05-07
The GRIPS

Sbeefd1 Dispaten to The Chtador Tribune,
6doux CTY, 1a., fay Ga cold rain-ssorm u
in last night md still continues, accompanied b.
high wind from the northeast II the weather
continues cold aud wet as for the past fire daya
it will result In great damage 70 crcpa Tia
storm to-day extends over Northwestern lows.
Nebraska snd Southern Dakota and Minnesota.
, 1876-05-07

Special D.soatch to Ths Chfsaao TFfouhe.
Boston, Mass, May ct was Josephs' day,
and the Mutuals found 1t cut to their. cost.
They made only four base-hits, and three struck
out. The Bostons, on the contrary, walked up
and batted Mathews for fifteen 6rs-bases, soor-
ing twelve runs to threo for tho Brook1 ynites.
The ground was slippery from the morning rain,
causing numerous errors. TIE Textures OF the
game we're the fine catching OF Morrill, and poor
display Of McGinness in the same position.
Hicks being absent: :
T1TE Hr5nnx
, 1876-05-07
THE. RIFLE.

TIE Noh1HWEs1EHS RIFLE ASSOCIATION
The rlto clubs OF the Northwest having recoE-
nized the necessity Of forming parent associa-
t;on tn nrnmota skill in tha 11xa Of the rif,a tn
s.ah,;ah -+,1a. 80 +o,s =,
ssIao4eA 1'1se aao ola''ns W so'e'a
the VARIOUS cinos, ana 70 preserve comparative
record OF the several clubs, have organized the
Northwestern Ride ASSOCIATION, aud framed =
Constitution, which has been adopted, but ia
subject 70 revision, II 1t should be 20 desired,
at meeting to be held on tho losh INST.
THE HEADQUARTERS OF TIE ASSOCIATION
are to be &t Chicago, aud Its officers, Presi-
dent two Vice-Prasidepts, Secretary, and
Treasurer, with six others, shall constitute the
Executive Committee Tbs animal meeting L.
, 1876-05-07
THE 9ELFRY MURDER

6pee!d1 Dt8DdscH 70 771t CHIcoQa 1Fi6ftaz
WAsHNa7os, D. c., May 6.-The nov avI.
denoe in tho Piper case concerning which at,.
davits were fled in tbs Supreme Court to-day, ia
to tho effect that tho bat which Was used at the
trial, and put in evidence is not the bat which
was found by s. G. Haskell Sexton, after ths
murder in the church. The evidence ia regarded
as important, and motion for new trial, will
bo argued before the Supreme Court, Monday
, 1876-05-07

West to help discover and suppress whisky
frauds On Mr. Gavitt'a return to Virginia
the prosecutions were promptly renewed. and
stephens Is convicted Judge Hughes is ex-
pected to pass sentence next Wednesdav. Tha
amount stolen was only $4,000 and Of this
about $500 has boen recovered aud t1epositad in
the United States Ttesnury. aud Ssephena' bond
is considered good to secure tbs balance. An
other deputy, John A. Graves, would have been
convicted, but forfeited Lis bill, and il nos 7at
recaptured, but viii b.
, 1876-05-07
A paYMpsTER RoRBEn.

H@o9EVs
eA1 FRANCISCO. Nay "a dispatch from
Yreka says Cot Wingard, United States Pay
master, and clerk, en- route to Fort CASTOR 10
pay the troops, wore attacked BY two highway
men, the clerk killed aud 91,6O0 taken from
him Wingsrd uas wounded, but oscaped With
the balance Of the funds. One robbez has aincs
been captured.