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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
UslNG 4 NAME WITHOUT AUTHORITY.

10 ne L0It0T OF IH' II " Ht'
SIR: Ia your paper Of yesterday | find my
NAM, ,ied 20 an address Of business mrn IN favor "i
Tia. an! HcuIiic.s IHm.d no sGc4 Ilpc., ana 40
,ua wa, .;t...iz 30 20 sign for Mc. JolS b"NNL!''
No. - Iy0ad-sL, NCir-I Work., Nov. j, 1876.
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Honest SoAP.-Everybody that would secure
the hest results from the money expended snOuu use FILE
Gle al, hard q. h. soap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

The PERUVIAN SYRUP being free from alec
boI s emerging effects are not followed by reaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

were displayed from blue checked shirts to baseball
suits. There were IN all probably about lOOOo Peiso"
In the line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

"Thomas, OF what fruit is cider madcW
Don't kuow SIR" "WHy, what "a stupid tOy! what
did you get when you robbed Farmer Joness olcharGi
81 got lhrashing, Sir"
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Announcemsnts.I

Use BRtMMELL's celebrated COUCH DROPS.
genuine haze A. H. b. each drop Branch, GIG Brosd"ay
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NEWARK.

4 team Of horses owned by Joseph NJ.
smith lam away ou Il,c-,t. ou saturday evening. ard
fIr, tac driver ,iulu i, -nat severely lu.Iu- Inn.
Air- Airtp.a,, 80 2Ii Ll-nth-tlt. Wa. -ur u tue
breast 10y the Io.' ui 90, ,lrih- While lH- O." t"~
tho street, and injured 80 tnAt drlth 'ASurd ia hail an
hour.
George Stccknrt in n fight IN n saloon in
Hambu place early ou saturday morning. stabbed ~
Tho breast sad hlIl tAIrt- Weber ana fatally injured
Jacob Hs-pu. Weber u.,d lIs. Instantly. Mason rs
Ont 300 tlc iut'-tuc-. uut r other per-vi. were
hurt siccacI D. 90 custody. lie claims 20 nave acted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

A CARD.
To citizens and Strangers N0Xs FALL HAT ready AZ SlI
Broadway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

banners; "Tilden and vengeance" is the motto OF
their hearts. W. NJ ulo2' i'''''
once Of " The Public" N,,c- York, Nov. T. 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

On Saturday night Richard \. Fleming Of
Bo-u.d bergen county, man ot c"u-lrfihlr property
was attacked with vertigo while going ny tie ~l.is oi
ia, Tru.sy llI'il EtuuLd D-pot AID IN backward,
f.a.tuiIug De- saul. lie 3, moi expected % recover
" hen the fcrryboat ID. :. Gregory of the
D,sbIo-at- street fcrf, 90 Jersey Gag was 10 Md
s'Irdm pn the 80 o'coca trip mona New York on S'tGg
day uht dut ally a.tlrrI youu- LADY suddenly Jumped
overheard Toe alarm W.s given, tIc boat stopped, ana
every rloI made to recover the body but without sue
The Liquor Dealers Association of the city
have issued 4 circular secret distribution amouE rr
members asking t'm to u'. thc. ll"uc' t"" 'i'at '
election 81 william 4. Lewis, MHiWaGdhc ihi.h dul
Lewis A. brigham, nominees for the next General ~.
,ehbiy uu tr ground thtt these Hpiiur- 1ir oFI"-
la tu lgsnr trade The are al tL- or, uidt WA,
l. Thought Prove favorable TO the interests ~ the h'n-
iuc.-.
The examination of Mrs Mary \. Hanson,
tb, ,,nru "a lao us gained uutuucty bN her connection
With some ~ the prominent culrns Of the city, u! x
place ON saturday morning. The complaint was m.d
by Samuel \. GdIr,Un. WHO testified al length rs 10
his cuuurrt WIZ the prisoner, AMI the -uDe u money
advanced uu properly which SIC represented a' belong
INK to her 90 Imauy. Horace Farmer aud idIlcA b"--
cy also testified 900 tue Cac, WAtu iurthcr evidence Was
post poucd until Tins morning.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

nov g. rain from 30 a. m Ca1 Amount OF water
.07 inch. - -5s ,,,t.s
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Grounds at Jerome Pork on Saturday afternoon, Inc
contrasting teams were arranged. on MT btnhetIs
side were Rowland Robbins. Herman Oerch JONI Up o.
Mott and O. I>en. On Coz. Jays side were r. ". pIls
void, W. ThOrne, Henry Oelrch, and j. W. DdlIVu VI
Five games were played OF which three were won Ny
NJ Benuctt's team one by Col Jays side, aid one We
cacd on account Of the growing darkness Inc paynS
was unusually fine, Mr. Bennett distinguishing hluseu
as before and MesSrs. Balfuur and GrsWOid showing
great skill and bOldncSs At the CONCLUSION OF thc Ence
the prizes were presented at the dinner NcE WIS
served in the clubhouse. The ATTENDANCE was ltiSe
DESPITE the rival attractions OF the Jerome PARK races
The Athletic Club of Columbia College helq
their final meeting at Mott Haven on saturday fIoi
H. Van Amrnge acted as Judge ana James NGl 80 t.
cree The exercises consisted OF running Huu MuiA,ls
races hurdle races vaung and throwing t9e Bai' 20
tn. ODt-ulic walking was won ~ e. EiilIuH", -
in i9Iuuos seconds. In the vauung contest W.T. VIZ ~
followed T. ID. Weeks, n cleared the roy al q l' ",
feet 3 inches his competitor failing To 10 IT, I
go and 40 ~ard- then run ana gtlhi VI ~
nv W waller - aud Il. K Colgate 50 me t' 81 40
rim lin. ,ur-,uc running in 5:l2i uash VI ~
vards IN fIrc heats the final heat between ic
al tI, other two, resulted in Nlc,oiA TOT MdltI, WV
made II i'm lOL seconds. The hreculie wax was N"n
Iv lldridgc m - minutes A. seconds. a huuG I"tH
I1n ards over fences three feet high was won o' ~
Fnre.f - in 20 seconds half-milc run IhIe' con
tr.t.nis was won by Hammond ia minute - St,ons
I'm iLe strangers iatmc race Tier. wee ~ e lies
ColIirus Nought OF the YOuhcrs Lyceuh lehG'ng rum
the start aud coming Ia M III
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HOME NEWS
Thermometer YESTERDAY AT HUDSrTs IN
BROADWAY
O a m AZ, Noon so. y. 49,. 81 Midnight t4'
iiI.I.rsf dI-lug IN, uay - Lowest. a.
Average AZ =, same coy. 1873. 80 y.
cENrRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL oBsrsvAToEr.


ABSTRACT or REPORT FOR rHE waEN ENDING Al ! ?. NJ
1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
From The Nc,ptis drU7nhe.
If "tbp SOUtn" is of the mon, il is entitled

to ia IA, of those blessings. IL does no, ca me
lsh though IL must confessed that not small NAM
bCr Of people seem To prefer gs Z" something more
substantial. Thty regard the Remuneration ny
some # by Congicssmen OF pol tcl opfGHch ~ oi
more Importance than a speech that would lnhacuce
votes In favor of recOnsucting on" levees or building
H. -
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-12-03

gSort bon Sir, uno aeI9dbe bas aud nllr,
nm Dor ben Sienlfboten bic trauri0e
9pannnns az psrberaen. tueIde Ieioer in
ntllerer Samilie berti6t."
Sic entfernte Iidb nod bieien @orten, er
lm1ute thr linneno nab. gHdr bas nid)t
tait elm @eitdn6niB, oaB lie Mnb ihre Muts
ter zines moralifden Saltes beourften, uno
tbn mutbet man es Su, ibnen fol1en Su
eeben, ibn1, ben man ben Se9en bea Ster.
bet0en eeraubt2
Gr bate bitter au1d9en m6een, aber in
Der gruit rief bod cine Stimme, baB er
elne ibtuere 9iinoe on ii6 uno ibr begebe.
nenll er per0dmnlt, ebe er no1mals ges
priift. gBar lie cine Seudlerin, bann mar
ibre Seele idmdr3er als Die Na8t, bob Iie
NIT iol6en S6nen betrog, BOB tbre Seu9ez
lei lol9e Sbrdnen beIoB!
gr 9tng in 6as gfebenSimmer. Sa lao
Der Soote. Galt uno jtarr tuaren Die 3iige
oas lpdrltde araue Saar umlpielte bic
bIelben S9lGfen oes Sooten. gs mar ill
ipdt, ben alten Mann I'm Wersei6ung 5u
bitten, Die Seele mar Dem R0rper entflor
ben.
Gs bdtte Dem Sterben6en pieleidt einen
Sroit 9eudbrt, ipenn er erfa6ren, 0aB Der
SDan Otto's bon Salounoen Dor ieirem
Bette eefniet, baB ct es bereue, ipie er ibm
nebe 0etban Ser @eoanfe iuar entleb-
lib, oaB elenbe Sabiu9t ieinen Sob be-
l6leuni9t. i'm nm bieien Sroit in Der
Sterbeitunoe betroeen. So, es mar an
Dem SOoten uno an ben 2ebenot9en oamit
ein gerbre6en periibt
No6 ueilte 8eorg bel Der 2eiGe, in @e=
bet un0 in biiIiereu Yetradtun0en perluns
fen, oa it0rte oas @erdui9 BON Wdnners
tritten i6n aut bic 5hiire tporb eeDIfnet
uno ouf Der S9ps[le eri9enen orei
Mduner, bic BET benz anblid @sors's
itubten.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-12-03
Z. ca pitel.


Der Doctor 8rano 6atte, aIs er in Der
Nadt auf Die 8ila seruIsn lporoen, Der
Baronin in barter, i9onunesloier @eiIe
angeoeutet baB lie cine i6pere 9erant-
tportung auf ihrem @eipiIien babe, unb
lpenn Die itolSe Si1erbeit Ser pornebmsn
Dame lid aud iiber eine 10 ber5loie Be-
nlertuns hinpesiesen tonnte, tpenn tie ben
Sroits bate, baB bic coniultirien aerate
aus Der Stabt Die Worpbium sGinipribuna
fir ridt Direct i1dolib ertl6rt, 10 tonnte
lie boa bas ftete MnGien elmer inneren
unrube ri6t bin6ern, iueld5e nit aIIerIei
geipsniiiihen Wbantalisbiloern uno 8or-
abnunsen bas Ssrs Deiisn qudlt, Der cine
niHt pOlie 3u re6iftrtlsenos, in ben Ssol.
gen i1lper uiegeuoe nnb Derihisoener
Bsurtbsilans fdbist 8ebanblung began.
gen.
Gs fcnnts itr ni1t enteeben, bas unter
Der DitnerI6aft eins tpartun9spolIe 5pan.
nun9 herri9te, es mar ilr. aIs bore lie bas
@eEliiittr, ,peldes bic @erii1te iber bic
WorBdnss Der Na1t bon Saus Az eous
tru8, es oatte auT lie einen iebr p,inIid,sn
Ginorud senlaht, oaB bic Wilbern I'D,
polltdnois suriideesogen uno nod nidbt
eilriol oas SoDtenjinin,er betreten; mas
lie ob.r om WeiiteH nieoerbriidt, mar bah
Zbereie ieDer Erbrttruns ber Worfdae bies
iss Wa4s aaswiA, haA II ia ssssn 9lilsrL
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-12-03
9ie ,,@eitliGe 8[dtter"

bas eonntasssBatt bes Cincinnati DpIfabIatis, nS ber
unterbatnsss2s sefpiSntst rns is6nsn @ baupt,
idtli1 Snr9 bic 9rsf@tsit bsr BARN ueSifsntIi9tsn
ertdbunasn aus.
prsis 80 per Sabr portefrs TaS europa 81 per Sabs
pcrofrei.
enssine Rummsn: Siinf Gents, tpefir sas 8latt BEN
fdSti@en abonnsnisn sira bic 3rdaer ir's Saus ses
isfsrt ,pirb.
Wslofeneunesn ftnnen per swonep DrbesF oeey REGIS
frirssn Brtsf auf unier Rtiito eemaSt wsrssn.
Die Cincinnati Volksblatt Compagnie,
B Q x 14,l4,
Cincinnati. ..
, 1876-04-23


Prof. Dwight, Of Yale College has been asked
by the advisers of the Plymouth pastor to call
meeting OF the Special Committee OF which be
is Chairman. and to organize the Scandal Com
mission provided for By the Advisory Council,
by selecting from the list Of twenty names
already published five persons to tnvesti-
gate. Nc one outside OF Plymouth Church has
ASKED for the Commission, no adverse testimony
has beea prot1e1ed. and L. smith Hobart, tue
Chairman Of the Committee appointed by tho
Congregational ministers to draw up testimony.
has heard nothing IN response to bis call. Tie
sixty days limitation expires ut the c;ose OF this
mouth, AID then the Commission is to be Of
ganlzed for Plymouth Church. Tho plan OF its
work has not yet baen DISCLOSED, but it il iuti~
mated that it will SIT to receive testimony in the
Beecher Gasp, and. having heard all the
witnesses who will testify, will repors to tho
church. Another view Of the situation 10 that
the Commission wll be kept alive ss protec-
tion agalns: all aggressive movements, and that
it is designed especially to head of oil councils
that may be threatened to Investigate the Ecan-
dal.
Dr.. Wel1map. Of Albany, and ex-Gov. Dingley,
OF Maine, are Prof. Dwight's associates on tic
the Committee. It is not known at what time
they expect to meet.
, 1876-04-23

| The latest fashion in kids: Twins.
Did "the shirt Of Nessus" open in the back
For temperance Bsveridge, lager isn't bad
A scaly business: Fishing of the breakwase'
Oh Sunday.
Ed Phillips aays be would 1ika to resd G1ay'l
Elegy to his hummer friends.
"Ths Charge of the Light Brigade: Wha,
the citY oTes the lsmp-lightera.
Dom Pedro does not wear Brazilian pebbles,
for he has couple Of capital lis Of bis own.
"Mopey will make the Mayor CO." Co1viu
Says he'll get ont if the people pay mere taxes.
The merchants Of this city pulled down the
b1iuds" On Tuesday to allow their employees to
! vote.
! 4 chess-problem: How the Town Board,
! p1aying the Eyzns gambit mated Nike in one
move.
| 1.-The last galoot 8 L. Shore, !" who WAS arrest
ed for cruelty beating his Eifa In Louisville, last
! week.
| President Prado, Of Peru, is in New York snd
bis ~ little black-And-tan hsa got the Peruvian
bark.
The Committee Of Twenty-Five to the bum
mera: "Wo'n havs our rights, though the
| 'Eyaua fall"
They have been finging mud at some OF tho
Presidential candidates. but they threw = Little
Rock at Blaine.
The New York critics say Eym Crinkle's
''Tw1ns" need doctoring, They failed to est
spanking reception.
E1-Goy. Moses, OF South Carollna, is high
" indignant at the charge that hs WAS cor
rupt while in office. O temper! Moses!
Ine Londoners would like to, know, you know.
whether the Hempress took "John Browns
body" With her Oh her trip TO the Continent.
Brigham Youne'e centennial family thought it
was 4abnel's trump that sounded when they
heard tho blast of the powder explosion At Salt
Lake.
Ii saloon here, the other night, soma OF ths
Whisky -Riugsters ere singing We may be hap
py yot, when bystander remarked: "They
may be-Joliet.''
"Plque "was played centuries ago In En-
gland, enc Of che characters beng Tom Of Coy
entry, with Lady Godiva as the stas. l. nas
then - bossa-piace."
An escaped fuuatic was arrested IN the woods
in Northern New York, few dayH aiuce, who
said be wanted to get 81 Far from the Ma1ding
Crowd" at Binghamton- The Joke 7aa y bad
one. snd they ran him in."
4 iearued disciple, Of Coufucius, from inside
tho Great Wall. who has chesp-Iabor laundry
sign Pn State street, has been victimized by
:" 'Neiican man who sold him m autograph
letter from ex~Treasurer Spinner for good sum
By representing it to ta letter from the Emperor
OF China creating the heather Mandarin with
two swords.
/ = FCN-GrEANISGG.
Trousers obtained Oh credit are breaches Of
trust.
P,ckpockets gather crowds only to dspu1ss
them!
taken in:
Philoeophic bnt unpri1ciplsd: my sou, +" satd !.
= Venerable philosopher. "usyar waats jour
, 1876-04-23


There ia just now an attempted revival Of the
brutal and unlawful so-called "sport" Of prize.
fighting, and the pEemouitions are seen on every
hand; but chiefly, perhaps, in St. Louis, where
the brulsers do most congragate in the West.
The papers Of tho Bridge City are fall Of &C.
counts Of efforts to promote tue bassering mp Of
one Tom Allen by one Co.'s. and in this business
the most prominent and respectable names to
be met with are Harry Hill Joe Cobhrn,
and the like. To educate the Ch1cseo
mind up to the pitch Of apprsciating the
nearly-forEotten brutality the managers Of q
variety show have allowed Allen to
rreend to s1,ar on their stage with rnan who goes
under The uauae Of Nike Madden. The sparring iB
the feeblest possible effort and better exhibition cen
the city It should moreover be said for the protec-
ton of the Chicago public, as well ~ the people Of
other placeA that the man who goes through the
Nups Of spaxring with Allen il not Mike Aadden It all
hat bar4s1dar in ALIENS st. Louis aaoon, who ttaT-
, 1876-04-23

s .
=. E.: s:yG;:;;;: j H.; -
Ela P.ss1s.lS95ss. 5.
is 70 be understood Of course that the franklin
eo ss oa.. tne esp9 odaa IRON tho
nled ne position OF umpire and inter.
prsted tho new ruler concerning strikes and balls e1-
scAptous Franklin. who declared that ono occa-
son hs got mixed up that ha scratched his wooden
leg ia despair. This, however, il an unwarrsnted and
approved assertion.
OPENING OF TEE WESTERN SEASON.
The White Stockings 1eavs tomorrow evening for
u xness liz thsy S open ha
ntss Rame will ba played Tuesday afternoon and the
m second Thursday. Fdday the Club goes from Louis
Club Of tho latter city Saturday Of this week sna We'd
nesday Of next In tho interim they will take trip
70 Columbus and play the aeni-professional nine
Ths Brown Stockings Of St. Louis 1eare for cne3n-
nsd Monday, and will open the season In the City Of
week They 90 to Louisville when the CnicaRos leave
snd psy two games there when the ChieaKoa and Gin
rum Cincinnati tho chicagoa 60 to st. Louis, and
Ply two ssmes there. M1y md 6, whi1s the Louis
s1les sre playing IN Cincinnati
After the White Stockings return to Chicago the
following games will be played:
Nay and 1.-chieago u. Cincinnati, At Chicago;
Louisville II. 81 Louis at st. Louis.
Aas 13 and 16.-cbicago w. Louisville, at Chicago;
Etncinnsu ~. St Louis, at ST. Louis.
Hay 1s and eo.- Chicago vs. St Louis ut Chicago;
Cincinnati ss. Louisville, st louisville
The chicagos will take with them their full team Of
Two Viii ha7e to lsy % besides Cone. Considerable %
1umber OF Chicago gentlemen will accompany the
Club. and certain others viii 60 down to st. Louis
when the Club il to plsy there Some Of them have
eins White stocktngs, aud they think they eeo how
10 get 1t nsck. Maybe they do ind then sgstn
Observation-Disclosures.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Apr1l 22-Thc first game Of the
, 1876-04-23

Members of the Chicago Rifle Club met yes
terday afternoon to shoot for revolver present
cd by George Beuttenmuller. The shooring COM
msnced at 1:30 p. N. at the South Park Range.
Distance, ESQ yards off-hand- An equal number
OF all present took part on each side. The team
making the highest aggregate score to shoot
three sdd1tionai shots each, tho one mhking tho
best score to take the revolver The shooting
vas of the most exciting character, Mr. Burn
hams team winning BY only one point. In
shooting off AIr. s. ". Buruham made the best
score, ts,erabr winning very beautiful prize.
Next Saturday there will be two prizes, and it is ex-
pected the members will be present without further
notice- Below is tho complete score $50 yards, off,
, 1876-04-23
ARCHITECT W1LI,ETT.

10 the Editor of The Chicago tribune:
SIS DEAEDDHN STREET, CHICAGO, April I'll see II
tntimated in your paper Of this morning that had
acted architect for Mr. Storey, as possessed his
good will and also that Of his employees, and further,
that they had evnced "undue" interest in wishing
to have appointed architect for the County Court"
House.
It ts quite true that have been employed by Mt.
Storey I'll architect, and also that be Bas paid ma
beray therefor In cash. possess, hope, the good
will Of ar. Storey we'll all Other gentlemen with
whom have bad dealings and have tried to deserve
It. II any ore has stated that ussd, or endesvored
to use, eithar directly indirectly any improper or
, 1876-04-23

: oo'' Mansur has arranged his nroeramme Of
= - aees And purses Tor both the July meetings At
oe1.ef Park, aud has generally done much bet
q 'hAn ever before in the apportionnent of
aones and seleetion OF claesas he has improv-
~ On sha division OF money in that he has given
90 hEst, or running meeting, $500 instead Of
so''N, Bbieh 1t had last year. There vas last
fear considerable grumbline. and nox altogether
.asaerlted, because the rioters took Ill tbs biz
easa~a this 5eAE there should bs no such Rrp1-
, 1876-04-23

corrupt 1nhnenea he ID simply n unqualified uar, and
I chAlcnge tho fullest investigation When got up
ny competiti,e design for tha courtH House, mon
toned it TO Mr. Storey; ha replied that he hoped tte
best plan would win, and that might hava the best
the subject
mite most heartily With you In your dsstre that
the Fhole subject be probed to tho bottom. know
nothing about the corrupt influences that appear to
have been used, except Whist hays In the spers
out u the GRIND Jury think can throw any Light on
the subject am entirely ready aud willing to sppear
before 1t. Respectfully,
j4ARa r T1tKr.r Architect
, 1876-04-23

Beside all the Ceneunisa tournament matches and
test with the Irish ri1enen who were defeated at
Creedmoor and DoIiymount in 1874 and 1875. Tbs
team from the Green Isle viii not accept the verdict
Of two matches and want another shy At the Yaukecs
They will b accommodated, and the match will be
shot possible after the conclusion Of the
Centenuial Tournament
, 1876-04-23

Scene at a cllurch, after the c!ergyman'a uerora-
tiou. Juha Ito Iantippe}- r." What beautiful
closei" Iaatippe (Who has been s11sefaliy
eyeinR q well-1fesaed lady before her)-*: neau-
t,ful clothes! Yes, but I know she didn's get
them ia q beausifu! Hag."
, 1876-04-23

e!a around with hin employer to gan tbs public.
hika Madden, the EnRlish middle-ueighf, has
been dead about two years, having thrown up
tho sponge to Death in London He WA, moreover,
by no means 70 heavy OF large man Al AIen's bar
keeper, but WAS q maa Of some ecience. which the
Present individual is pnt The nan who ANNOUNCES
ALIENS competitor ~ "Mike Madden, Champion o{
London tells inexcusahle unt1uth every evening
There Is psu on foot to make sous money out Of
tho guIlible public on fksa presenses BY Als1 aud
Goss, which ahoald be exposed. Before Goss
LETT England he announced that he intend
ed to meet and light Alien In America
Pursuant to this declaration he has been correspond
ing with Barney aaron, Of this city and Friday the
1atter received telegram authorizing him to MAKO
match With Allen.
TIE word has now gone out that tho matoh will be
fought sborc but the kernel Of truth In the matter
Is that no match will be had between ths two men and
ehera is no intention to make any in bona fde
way. The plan is to get much free advortising
possible and thea drop the whoie thing. It Il ex-
psctsd that pretty good thing c1u be made In New
York and the East by Goss md some second-rate.
while Allen and his bartender travel through tho Vest
md as far Eastas PttsburR to pick up ths money Of
men who think they looking ut real dRhtera. It ia
= good 1oheme, but It wont work
, 1876-04-23
IN GENERAL,
ruE ~ scurf41ft E1ETn"

THE "Cu1cA0o FIELD"
has very greatly improved since the new man
agement took charge, aud is row the 'esdsng
authority Of tho country in kennel matters.
Perhaps 1t gives up rather too great 3 propor~
ton of it's space to dogs but OF that its patrons
ase bess Judges. II it were "a full "a to other
branches of sport it would be the bast paper Of
it's class in America.
Do6AADUs,
some time ago. offered to, put up bis modal uon
in England, aud carrying the " championship Of
the world !" inscription. If any ono cared to make
match for It. and now comes ono Dr.. Bower Talbot
and accepts after fashion. William 6wynue Price,
Of Logan County. H., also accepts the offer Of Capt
nogardus to shoot for the champion gold medal won
BY The Captain in England. W q. Price is ! British
subject boznn Wales. and therefore clais the right
to ahoot an Eughshmau, although lie has left tho
old country long time The match to come off With
In 200 nliies Of Chicago. in two months II be-
yon that distance reasonable travelling expenRes be
aflowed.
The managers Of tho CAristoi-HeygFter wrestling
match have secured the Chicago Theatre fol
Tuesday evening, and the mattel. will b. wrestled
there. Tbs aeeuo to be very unequally matched
in size, the German Heygster, being 81 Inches iu
breast measure, with weight Of 2S4 pounds, while
his opponent weighs only about 1su pounds, and
measures abnut 435& inches around the breast. It
would eeem If It would require pretty large man
to tip ueSgsttr over if he wsre Haeep, sud small
could roll him bis back u he were lying down.
1t il far to anticipate for Tuesday QVcnIuQ long and
potaibly exciting contest.