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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-10
WANTED.

A PARTNER WITH o., 900. Fon s,r "a
"A ticulars, inquire ct the RoccnD o'
aul7.tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-10
N OTICE.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"a 70 be indebted to the Indeps ndsn I
MARKET, lately run by 0reenlesf 4 Dobbins
Viii plesse call ct Lichtenstetn's Auction Store.
on Main street, and settle their accounts imme.
diately with J. n. Dobhins, otherwise thew
will be placed In the hands OF an ofBcer for
collection. ~
Phoebe, New, Dec. Is, 1875.
dis-sod i'm. DoBBINs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-10

OF the Board Of Directors. made on the ninth
day of March, 1875, 10 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock a may be necessary. will
be sold ct public auction, d the Once Of the
company. Room 2. No. 600 califernia street.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-10

sas- Cine artiss @abIanstoOts sr3dblts
Elm Stumprsbnsr in ct. Souls in elmer
BON ibm bort firslid abssbaltsnsn @soe.
Sn einem Stdotben in WaHaduistts
bradt' Dor einisen Woden Elm Sunse bonn
2anoe cine grut neusebOrsner Sunbe in
einem Rorb unb bot lie dig Sapes. uno
@6eslsr. Slnbdsu an. &sin Wsnid mon.
te le %tauisr. ginise Sage ipdtsr fan.
oerislbe Sunse nit ieiner Sunoebrut pis.
Der in Den Orr uno Dot lie oils Siloens uno
Ssnorids- Siino9en on. Wie lit oiss
mDsli3, fraste Elm Seidausr; oiss lino
oisielben Siino6en, Die ou Dor aat Sa9en
als Sopss- unb @beeler.& uiis ansebOten
battet? Sas 1T wabr, antwortete Der
Sunse; ater isitoem lin> ibnsn Die aussn
aufse9ansen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-10

Bay Dor einem Gipilgeri6ts6ois in Der
Staot Dem Yort mu9te lid elm 6euerwe1r.
mann, Der ais Seuge uorseluoen mar. ei-
men nettsn SpaB nit Dem ibn eraminiren=
Den aopOfatsn.
vSie linb Elm 6eusrmann?
vNsin"
.aber sic tragsn bod Die Uniform uno
uOlen %be6aupt,n, sic mdren tein 6euer.
mann! 8as ino sic oenn?"
sd bin Elm Wa1ermann, bas Geusr
sebt mid ni9is on, nur oas WaHer, wels
DIES iA auf bas Ssuer ipribe."
(@roBe Ssitsrtsit inn @eridtsiaale.)
Der Iepotat srbolt iia elm wenis, bann
be9ann sr Dieoer
gu uel9er Ssueriprise (Gire gnsine)
9eb0rsn sic oenn?"
gu gar teintr."
.Nber," ldris Der aSpotat srboit, vtp,nn
sic Ssuermann Ober pielmebr WaHsrmann
Is,b, miIen fe bod Su elmer Sprise ss96.
rsn?"
.Sawobl," psrisste Ssner trodsn. abe.
Su tsiner Tsusr ionosrn gu elmer @aHsr'
ip.ibs: osnn. psritsben sic, mir ipribsr
@aiisr. lisbsr Ssrr, absr nidt Gsusr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-10
Gbisass uua TorOwsfbabu

auftu.
Tirsiss SsrstneunssR fre in Gbisisp T.teer e1te Shsr
une NiAtsaR Seutbtrn. git1isdH Central, Salrnprt uni
Stip, giiti eVrs. Bert gSdpue uRe Chicago. Nautatet UNI
pan 5anele ernie fur dat gldss efli6 uRe iueefltt unit
nit Der Gbiease up altpn ure Satnsts Central iur aui
lueIitsn gllSe ~arransiri pereeu.
6trette Serbineuussn iine ~stenfdas NIT Der tlntrn gaetN
Giientasn In Omaha FUR ALE guRits I'M fsEnsa 0sfsn Der.
stfeat.
3irttte Strbiutuustn alltn Der
tneuHespuntte nit 3aBtH fur allt
3reuiliniea b~ergeftllt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-10
5ranf Z. WaIfsr............9 Dominic &bombus.
gsafRer l. 2s6em6erg.

Dir ksfprstH: bic anlass BON 6aRtfaltea
,uf quite Sypctbsfsn uns auleiben auf fal4%
ben ga.auf BON stast' uns sann'S runsstssa-
hum, Giu,aae aau art, Abstracts Of Titles.
isrtia.n uas HSslissn ssri&fi$sn sssumestss
sniauien ,,sidets" mad ans s0n Seuti4lsss.
tseajtI aaf aQf SauptpIass GarspaS, ataa
volitsu aus In ben b,asn 8sutssri&srnnser
ssmyasuisn, bshsibsn auBsrssm elm "GsasuA
Law Business" unb bUfsn bic Dsutf&en sss
Dubuque County, wsrssn F& In utissn aassie-
,snbsitsu Pete wtnbsn IN
Ssafker & I6oM5trG
ibr Nm. etslttsssns Richer glasa,tn v. .. Gdt 5. ~
aaatnarass Dubusut Sore,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-10
Ynatnan Yaiait : @a8en.

9isI. ~ssrasnrtsu @assn Iaufsa bet alien Ra4tsista iI
alien Qinisn eititr Sabn
Diss IN be tnsteesint bic tia. gpaseH ,pif6sn
abisasp uns ct. PAUL sssr 9hieasp us gltIpauits laufsn
last.
an Omaha ~ssrbinstu I'D unitrt Stlafpastn init stn
Heb, rlane. z 6lairassue Der lutpH yasifs Siienbabn, fut
aat glase reiilih penn Mihsuri B!ahe.
Utter Ten Ysrtbelsn. pelts eieit Finite ben ReIierets
btetst, fns aQs ntutfeu gerbefsruussn, namlib NIT
Stsin bslbpttsrte Sabn, Stdbl.S 6isnsn. Stttu. unp &iisn.
Sradsn, yarlsr. uus Drawing. Hsem. gtrisnsn. Nasta.
Raua. une esunsss. lpaesn, gptfinsbpufs SiHerbsits euft.
Srsmls, Wliasrs yatsm, Siae bsits. Supytuas ans Plat.
fern; ierusr bitist ft Ten 9ttisnhtn, Scbnsnistett,
ziderbsit une upaidnsiss Seauemlidfsit.
Ia ettit gtiepbahH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-10

sa- 0as YiBsnb. Ralb" wirb isst Der
YOberit" Strip @rant s%snannt. neil sr, italt
in ben Rampi sesen Den viB.nosn Stier"
3u Sieben, in 8aibin9ton oabeim bel Wut'
tern" blisb. nm iein foltbarss 2eben Der
Ration fir ipatere Soften 81 relerpirsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-10
bur9 iinf sroBe Staatsn,

uns asr 1000 IleiIsn spssts liuft, 70 sisttt stefe Compass
ben suIsnsta 9rletttrunssn. ptl9t ftiut ssasurtrtnst
Uaeu at. ned aubteen Tam.
iaaftn.
Hsr bic stftn adls. St,usmliSssitsn fu&t, wirs isius
Sidsts uur lbsr sitis Saba ans abtr itiut aastrs lauftn.
2aarpin Sus6itt. g, &. $tennttt
General. g p,rintsnetnt 2S+-2S5 Usnl pabaAs ds,st
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-10

py- Die @G4ter Ger 8elebes linb be.
tanntli6 ni9t INNER Die 81 IT. en- Wenl4en.
90 fam in cine 0iterrii6e 8smeinoe zines
abtnos lpdt Elm @ensoarm. @ie sr 10 in
Der Suntel1,it UNI elm gausrnbaus ihniii.
felt, lpei6t ibm Der Sooen inter ben Sis
sen, D. b. Der Serr Gensoarm fdlt in cine
lentre9t. 9smauerte tisfe Sau9en. @rube.
Sa sr li6 aus oieism &Dlnii9em WuHer
ni9t lelbit berausbelfsn %fonnte, riei er nm
Silfe. &aum bort Die 9duerin in Der
Stube Die Iufs, 10 srsreift lie rai515 Die
Sampe aui Dem Silae, eilt b%lnaus, bilft
Dem Yolisilten aus Der 8rube. fibrt i'm
ing 3immer, sibt linn 8dias uno &leioer
gum @s6lsln, uno wdi4t ibm, wdbreno er
Ii9 binter benz Ofsn wdrmt. Die buftissn
&leioer rein. gnoli9, als allies in ORD.
hung 1T, e%ntisrnt fd Der @ensoarm. -
Says oarauf miro Die SGuerin gum BE.
3lrts. @mts s%erufen. Meinit on etpa. mein
liebei 2sisr, I'm cine Selobuns anSuboren?
Isin Ser @snsoarm bat lie nit offes
mem 6 d t { anf Den Soiraum sesansen
lei, mas netto iinf @uloen StraBe tofet,
fir cine gGuerin i6on cine g II ME !.
Sas quite @sib erSdblt unter Sbrdnsn Dem
@mtmannne Den Sorsans. 9a bliBt Dem
Yeamtel Elm @soanfe ourd ben 2opf.
,Nun gut" ia9te err, Die fiinf @uloen mill
Jet SIR bssablsr. 70 min ss oas 8eiet.
9lbsr Die idmusise @dide Der &leiosr bes
@eisbarmsn 1T aud Elm Stld Sslo wertb,
i9 meme Ssb1 @uloen". Sa idrsibt Der
amtmann benz gaasrnmsibe bic &ednuns.
Die Srau untsrSei4net. betOmmt 5ebn @ul-
Den Wai9-2obn, wopon lie finf Suloen
als Strafs srlsst. = Sem 8snsoarmen
aber mars red &c debeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-10
II a II E , e 8.
Wptts: gnainsistr S6srj jitmst lem Gbrtasn,
tsbeitsrt bic Seelt uni 6tfSrsut ftba
bic 8eiuubhttt ees Qeihes.

Wette: Nnhdnet1tr z htrt ittHet Gem Aprtten,
tsbeittrt eie Seelt unb b~tf6reet ft6a
bic 9eiuubbttt ees stibt.
gsg- Sie bslten Ndbmuidinen. = I'M
ldn9lt tom Der agent elmer betannten Nd6-
mal6inencompasnie gu eincm bieoern GAR
mer nabe Wilmaufee in Wisconin uno
per u9te ale &inlte Der usberreoung, UNI
osmiel6en cine isiner Mal4insu gu psrtau=
ZEN ooer ibm psni9itens gu %er!auben, cine
aui YrObe oosulaIisn. Ser 6ormer pano.
te Elm, oab er idon brei Ndbmuidinsn ba-
be. Ser Sarmer luhte uno proponirte,
penn feline Maiainsn ni9t mebr leiiteu
tOnnten, uls Die oes ISertsn, 10 mIiie er
oisiem cine Mll9ine geben; i'm anoern
Sale oieIsr ibm cine. Ilsoann 9ub er
leiner 5rau einen Winf uro bieB lie Die
orsi Ndbmai9insn i'm Yarlor oufitsltn.
Wdbrsno oics 3ei9ab, fiblte Der asent i'm
Sntereie leiner 8stte Dem GARNER Elm ues
mig auf Den 3abn uno irngte i'm unter
Inosrsm &onnen ibre Waihinsn i6u=
men, leinfaiien uno 5uiummenbeften =
Webr ME oas iaste Der Bauer. gu9
sinl9ldssn, fdlten uno bsiessn ? Wsbr pie
oas ! mar Die antwort. Ser Seufel risf
Der erituunts Isent. ga, ni9t oas, mein-
tie Der 6armsr. Sa, mas t6nnen Sbre Wa=
i6insn benn lonit nod tbun? frasts Der
gsent bon Tsusieroe. Carpet 3uiommen'
ndbsu, sripisoerte Ger Garmsr slei9mitbis.
SEPT oGmmerte benz Gsenten cine banse
abnuns. bab er uberliltet lei; bod lieB er
ni9ts merten uno bat Den 6armer, i9m
Die Waidinen Su seisen.
Dor Dem Giutreten in Die S6ire oss
Yar.ors bradte Der Igent no6mdls Die
&eoe auf Die S6Gtisteit Der ruunoerbaren
Wai9insn". Sa, ld4el.e Der 6armer, lie
fOnnen to6en, poldsn, biseln, baden,
Ystten MAIDEN uno 3ibe melten, uno Dies
bier Iino lie. Der Nssnt idaute auf uno
seraoe in Die bliibsnOen Nntlibe oreisr Wdo=
den. Ysrtault, wis sr mar, nabm sr Den
Sarmer bel Ssite uM bat um grlaB Der
@ette. Ser i6elmii6e 8erpinner CAB ibn
unter Der Seoinsuns irei, ouB er nit ibm
uuo Den orei nNdbmai9inen" W aosno eli
ie. .am Gnoe gibbs nod cine So4jsit
aus Dem usrun9liidten Sertauf.
, 1876-09-17


No" that the colder weather is coming on and
winter evenings are at hand it is pleasure to be
able to call the attention Of the billiard amateur to
the finest billiard-zoom in the Cnited States-that
known Us Brunswick's, No. 126 Wash
tngton street. With ereditab1e desire to
give his friends the best Accommodations that
could be anywhere had MI, Emanuel Brunswick
has completely rehtted his gigantic hall and has
put bis 81 tables in complete order in every partic-
ular, New cloth, new balls. new cues, and every
thing In just - handsome shape as.it can be pnt,
always been noted for having the best class Of
TONERS in the city, and its order, ncatness, and
beauty hare made it beyond doubt 1.-THE" room OF
stand Of the hall furnished 10 correspond with
the rest Of the equipment and only the finest arti
cles will be sold over both. Mr. Emanuel bruns-
means Of getting Sexton and Sloseon to play in this
city.
, 1876-09-17

Eclipse. No. 4o4, No. 1872 STATE.
Home. No. 416, Adams aud Fifth avenue.
New Chicago, No. sos tGernan), No, 227 Narss
Progress, No. s24. No. 1l2 Randolph.
.AScordia, No, $50 (Gernan), No. 81 Naft1I
Perseverance, No. 5s7, Clinton and Rando1yh
pu.ne, No; u, 20. ~ Randolph.
Re Robert Blum. No. IS Germany, Lake and Ii
Fort Dearborn. No. "a, Halstef and Nadis.A
= Southwestern, 10. 4s4 Germany, rs. e1o seuth
John g. Potts, No. so1, Blue Island .veaa. and
Harmonic, No. ee1 Germany, Clinton and Raz-
,noanuns, No. saa {Gesman), Union and Mitch.
Garden City, No. $50 Germany, No. a1s Ran
doiph.
Hutton, No. 3es, No 1872 State.
First Swedish, No. 459. Clark and Washington
Silver Link, No. 52l, Blue Island avenue ard
Fourteenth.
Binttacht, No. 5s1 tGerman), Waller and
Twelfth.
,Roehanbeau, No. sac Freneh,, Halsted md
Madison.
Union, No 9. Clark and Washington
Goethe No. 329 tGerman), No $50 Milwaukee
Lily Of the west, No. 4o7 (Ger!a.u), Waller a,a
2 Donsls.; m No. -: Germany, South Park n,snas
Templar No. 40, No. 1e South ua,sted.
EHts, NO. 4i7, No. 800 Cottage Grove avenue .
syria. No. 45l Germany, No. aI West Laka.
;, Paine, No. 467 (German}, Turner Ha1l Block,
<oiympia, No 477 Germany, North Clark and
South Park: No. 4ss, Lake and 1ssal.e.
no Noftaefn Light No. 54a, No. 1o3 c1ybourn ~
Peabody, No. 813 No. 554 South Halsted-
North Chicago, No. oN1 SO (Germau), rurner,H H.1,
Block, North Clark.
Northwestern, No. 3ss Germany, ESQ Milwau-
n <Hnmbo1dt No: lo1 ~tG German>, hrst and third
Tuesdays, Union and Mitehei M{hl1A''' A1'N aA' 'n'o
Thursdays, No. 1la Randolph.
EhiGaGo, No. 10, first and third Frid1ys, Clark
Hermann, 20. ITO Germany, first and third
Fridays, South Park avenue and Twenty seventh.
i,3nois, No: B. second and fourth Fridays, ClaEs
-Adrie', 10. 100, second and fourth Fridays.
=, Excelsior. No. los, second and fourth FridaYs,
No. l372 State.
= EEnEKAu DEGREE Lon9Es.
lvy. No. 14.4drst and third Friday.
Th"snelda, No. ~ t;er7uan,, SECOND Saturday.
Germaaia. No: - tt;cEman}, third Tuesday
EnEcka, NO. 90 Uicsnlan}, first Monday.
anASp LODGE AND G3.aSp EScA*rHEST.
The Grand Encampment, J. q. q. F.. Of Illinois
VII. convene in animal ses-;on In the City of Jack
sonvil!e, Tuesday morning, Oct. 10, 1876. Tho
animal session Of the Grand Lodge Of this jnrisaic-
ton Will open In the city On the erentn. oy
Oct. TO-
On Thursday, Sept. II, Prairie City Encamp-
NJ mcnt . No n was t1stttutsdat Prairie City, u,
degrees were conferred upon Is candidates.
The Chiraun pa$Ao1son ~ D~&...~.,,. ...:11
, 1876-09-17
THE TURF.

! LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB MEETING.
Lou1sv1LLE, Ky., Sept 1G.-The fall meeting O.
| the Louisville Jockey Climb will commence mex
Wednesday. The entries include all prominent
being fresh from victory ut Lexington last week.
Crowds Of people are already arriving. and every
| thing is indicative or 1ue and successful sport.
| GENERAL NOTES.
It Is probable that the turf career Of the joliet
] stallion, Cen. Grant, is ended. lie ia troubled
with an obstinate ankle lameness.
The only dyef Of note that is NOW rcsardsd
| job, b,-unless for his horse to win. ;.
George Longstaf, of New York City, has bonght
Of j. H. D2Yas, ST. Louis, Mo-. the 1-yea: old bay
| eolt Or: Hewitt. BY Pat Malloy, out Of Yellow
Bird BY imp. Yorkshire.
The Nashville Blood-Horse Association Fail
unnes six days. They give three races each day,
and the added money amounts to S., o0o
The stallion Clifford, of the winners at the
late races at Warren, O.. WIS purchased by G. e.
owned by Mr.. S. Usiatt, Of Newton Falls, aud the
price paid was S. COO.
It ia thought that the ceIebrated stallion
Coy. sprague will he driven by Dudd Doble at the
in the 5-year old race. Higbtc, who had charge of
the horse during the early part OF the season, has
been discharged by lfr. j. I. Case, the owner Of
Speague.
1AE HHFHt sun says. - Mr. Jacob Lel@, the
owner OF Bluckwood, Jr., has yearling colt by
This famous young stallion, ont oi an Idol mare,
that trotted last week over Dir. John Oyerton's
Elf-mtle track, mile ont, in 4:06, IN harness.
This is more remarkable when add that it Was
the colts frst time between siafts. Previous to
this trial he had only been led BY halter by the side
Of an older horse"
The Chicago Field says that ''at the recent
Poushkecpsc races. It is stated that the owner of
S'ow-Go was offered ST. coo to let Adelaide win the
race, and that hearing Of it. the judges called
Siow-Go's driver to the stand Thursday morning
and sold him to drive to win or they would expeI
him and the horse from the Association lie won,'
The facts are that the SlowGo party not only was
offered ST. GOO, but took the money, and then won
the race. 1t Vas fine case OF dog cat dog.
There Is q vast amount Of sense in the closing
sentence OF the following from the Chicago Post:
" Notwithstanding that there is promise Of at least
Bic weeks Of pleasant weather before the cold days
put an efectual dampcr outdoor sports, the
horsemen have about concluded their labors for the
Meeting at Philadelphia on the 25th Of the pre=ent
month, there is not an event OF importance in
tcipation. There will be fall meetings ut rome Of
the noted tracks, but they awaye small affairs
not worthy Of mention Now that the Chicago !
horsemen have returned from the Septateral, their
friends are treated tn harralsing accounts OF the
robbery and ]obbery of these events, From, all ac-
counts the seven-6ided affair that had things Its !
own way this gear, has died natural DEATH
Cleveland and Springfeld-both ends have claimed |
the same week for next years meetings and it is
We shall next year have two qua1rilnterals, Chica
90, Cleveland. Buffalo, and Rochester constituting
Springfield. n
, 1876-09-17
YACHTING.

TUE GRAND RACE or THE CHICAGO YACHT CLUB
came off yesterday for series Of prfzes offered to
the winning boat Of three classes. It was pleas
ant day, with fair breeze from north, northwest
smooth surface, and everything favorable. At a
little after the competing yachts, 12 in number,
ran in to the hreakwater near Twelfth street for
parting instructions, and then stood of and on
awaiting the signal to start By some mistake the
Ina got long way ont into the lake, and when the
gun to make ready vas fred she stood in, trying to
make up in time to cover her five minutes when
the second gun should fire. The rest
Of the boats were in q bunch, all on
the starboard tack, and when the signal
was given, oil had way to make the rounding in
good shape. The stakeboat was anchored about
500 feet to eouthward of the signal-aag staff and
on the report Of the second gun all hands stood
AWAY to northward and westward, leaving the stake
flag on the rtarboard hand, The Fleetwing round-
ed ate o'clock IL minutes and 10 seconds, closely
followed by the Peri at 2:12:o0; the Zephyr get
ting around at 2:l2:59, footing aud foot with the
Mamie, which crossed at the same moment, The
Lucy was close behind, passing At 2:13:13; the
Lincoln at 2:13:14; the Natant at 2:13:2l; the
Enterprise at 2:13:30; the Fro1fc at 2:l3:47; the
Carey at 2:14:23; the Lily ut 2:1B:l4; and the
Ina st 2:l7:24. The stretch On the starboard tack
was short one, and the boat got the port
, 1876-09-17

|
the Ina havinr mnde m cox,s;a. .He h ssme uIe,
1ort tirne hv eninc ahont VI SSonsoeranie OF he'
Some nf liz amai5sr craft saoo oe me s1ake.
the stretch awa1 for The head ~ ~ IN, ana oh
thew hesan r. tni} Fnr 49,, ~. lug nseakH ate1,
reason the Inaa noon]e aet hor ;;h .;
it drew onlv At tie Flew I'll * ~ .opsaia anu %
created Wind draneht 1hat mo.ta @ 'ist =.
In spite OF her efforts to eat intn ~ G & -
her mainsa NOR her fore stavss;I IT, 49, "!u
her topping iii being iehs In th an
fapninr IN the wind Ier eh,rt, w :5t It III ,s9sa
Thrre nr four nnsuccessf,,I afnrt uaen hal A.
set her raf toosaii and It wax nnt mni ~ 10
was half aver tl1at the rac cnni1 1,a n - % t n
the home etrctcp her boi}oon ,.s ~ y. ~ se "
her fore staysaij when o. the wrd 80 I ~ "
mort onarter it shouI have been ns.a T.; ~ ~ a's
ct souare.sa to port The heat .;i m ~ tn -
the boat There is some e1cnsa ~ ~ .IiH ~
master OF the Ina. She il necna t sn6 6ant ~
| no man not thoroughly acnnnintad ,r;th' hr ~.
can lake and bandie her a1qaaHteo nnetm9 WIN hes
long exnericnce in her to datect 5or ft .1Aes ~
stron9 naints md hrr ncc,,at;a mcr ia.n. @ ana
nnzzfe the oldest sa;1nr hand1i ha y. rlS VII
trst time "4''AS Ae' eaa'3s HOE TIC
The Course was to the eastward ~ ths or,h and
then to bont anchored abont 'G NIL, "a Rc ano
mont avenue. The Mams took III cnd ~ u VIE pG
coninr we'll nn tie Inn worE;ne h,d1 10y ~ s;
erounf In her efforts to wort - o3 .snd !oeiug
Fer badly -dra wing canvas Thc pcri snod ~, =.
the nerfect sat;sfsction of .rerr 49,, " ~
her and the EntrTnrisr sn1led s11.,H J efeoseo IL
Annroachino fhr windWnrd stn.ts ~ i
a Innr strotcR ahead and ronn1od 1nI ~ nte nn vas
Frolc At 3:54 ri The Peri ~ a.5.as a. ag, ~ eae
, 1876-09-17

Von ~. enat ne stands next to Barne. IN h,tt.
Waits ns~ now NAN whose sontras. has been
hsa afs 9asf; and having record ia he new asens
s abon been engaged for whst pTos neo He
IT, 5Is man. .ys yfSsps Sats1 q
m,E ouen S as years practice under nothing
the future A~ A'ne remains question Of
The con+o.. TEE CHAMPIONSHIP.
n,rro,s;s contest for the championsh,n n.n,,.
Ire dow 70 far that and
Matters hase now '9e in this city,
te taa1 Chicago must win unless bEen 1aaa i
H. Of some e1traordnnrv" acciaen ct T
foIioWs Of the clubs up to last evening" va. -.
, 1876-09-17

Ihts shows the St. Louis Club for the first time
Ihcy have hitherto been behind IL games jost hi
ase now even with their opponents in that rerard
any club which fails to carry out it. ene5sements
nh anai ne thrown ont at the end OF The season"
Inc Athletlcs have formally announced that they
intend 70, 20 ran to make Western trip. and their
sarnes Will OF course be cast ont in dec;dine tho
tcnampaonship: tn II Is, therefore, deemed proper
tP1sti revised championship table with tho
Atnletlcs le1t out throughout. It Ia as fol}nws.
, 1876-09-17

The race was divided into three classes OF boats
The second class (no lrstl consisted Of the Froljc
Ina, Mamie, and Enterprise. The prize was an
elegant sa}z club flag. presented by Gilbert Hub
bard 4 CO. The third class consisted Of the Cary,
Peri, Zephyr, and Natant. First prize silver CUB.
presented by Commodore T. NJ Bradley; second
prize, silver cup presented BY Jacob A. Wolford
and others. Fourth class, Fleetwfng Lincoln,
Lucy, and Lnln. First prize. Sherman House
cnp, presented by Col. A. Hubert. Second prize.
silver cup presented BY members Of the Board Of
Trade.
The following actual time will show the ,zinna.a
, 1876-09-17
MARQEET.TE.

MARQUETTE.
Special Dispatch to The TrfognA
MARQUETTE, Mich, Sept, 16.-AnR1yzp-
Props n. Swain, Fletcher, Keweenaw; scLrs
4. c. Maxwell, Clara Parker, Ironton.
CLEARED-Stmr Kcweenaw, fos Dnluth;
sehrs John Martin, Clara Parker, John 0'He.!i,
4. G. Maxwell.
PASSED Cr-Pro1 Cuyahoga.
, 1876-09-17
ODD-FELLOWSHIP.
History OF the Origin Of the
Order,
Sketch Showing It's Wonderful Prog.
ress and Prosperity.
Interesting Facts and Statistics.
":Friendship, Lore, and Truth.''
Strength Of the Order in Ghicago-The
Various Lodges.

This week the Grand Lodge of the United
States, independent Order of Odd-Fcllows,
meets IN annual communication in the City oi
Philadelphia, the session holding from Monday
TO Saturday. A brief and comprehensive his
tory OF the origin, progress, principles, and
teachings Of this popular and flourishiur or
ganization will at this time be Of interest to the
readers OF The TRIBUNE. While the cardinal
principles Of odd-Fellowship are coeyal with
the creation Of the world, the organization itself
IS Of comparatively recent origin. Ignoring al
together the mythical and speculative theories
Which represent the Order as having existed be-
fore the Christian era the fact Is that Odd-Fel-
lowship cannot be clearly traced back to re-
moter period than the early part Of the last
century.
ORIGIN OF THE ORDER.
The Order OF Odo-Fcllows originated among
the workingmeu of the City OF London, En-
gland, few years previous to 1850, and in its
first estate it was far different from the Odd
Fellowship Of to-day, The organization wa.
formed Tor social and conviFial purposes,
and In the first years of Its existence
no system OF pecuuiary benefits was DEVISED
the main object of meeting together evidently
being for hilarious enjoyment and securing oh
livion to the trials and troubles Of life To con-
Vey some idea Of the customs OF Odd-Fcllows in
those times, we quote verse from one Of theh
favorite songs:
Oh: what pleasure for to meet
With friends 30 blithe and ioIly.
Who all delight for to dtspel
The gloom OF melancholy
Then let us throw all cure aside,
Let merry be, and mellow;
May Friendship, Love, and Truth ab9de
With every true 0dd-Felluw