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New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
For GOVERNOR OF ARKANSAS.
W. r. MILLER NOMINATED BY THE hoChAiS'

w. r. MILLER NOMINATED BY THE ID hoChAiS'
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 14.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention was called TO order at IL
o'clock to-day by Col f. CLARK, Chairman OF the State
Central Committee all the counties in the state but tive
being represented. After the preliminary organization
the Hon. James ii. Berry of Benton County was made
permanent President, and c. G. Reed, r. T. Sale, H. o.
Williams, and A. H. Files permanent Secretaries mo
ton was then made that twOthrds rule be adopted In
the nomination Of candidates. Debate ensned ana the
motion was voted down by a large majority. motion
was then adopted proceed TO the nomination OF can
didae for Governor On the first ballot the following
vote was cast W. r. Miller, 57l2; Gen g. d. Royst0n'
z; NJ. l.. Bell, 17l3; Thomas Fletcher OF Lincoln
County Th0s Fletcher OF Pulaski, l3 s. r. Hughes,
2625 c. n. Perry A. NJ Wilson, 10; Geo Gallagher
and r. c. Newton, l each Necessary to q choice, 10
On the second ballot Mr.. Miller received II votes Mr.
Wilson's dropped and two votes OF MI. Roy
stons added to Mr. Miller On the third ballot Mr. Miller
lacked one-hfth of vote TO the nomination, when
Chcot Co. changed her to him. Finally motion was
made and carried make the nomnatian OF Miller unani-
NOUS amid great applause The Convention then ad-
ourned till tomorrow. Mr. Miller is native OF lnde-
pendence County and tho present Auditor OF the State
position which he has held for six terms The ConVen-
ton is OF the largest assembled in the state
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JEROME PARK RACES.
,oNTEsrs TO-DAY AND THE BETTING.

CONTESTS TODAY AND THE BETTING
The interest among the betting men In the
Jerome Park races continues unabated. To-day four
races will be run The mile dash, whichis the first on the
card is free handicap sweepstakes OF $50 each II not
declared out and $500 added Nine h0rsesarc expected
to enter the contest and Madge the favortc by slight
odds over spindi The great event of the day Will be
the mile and half dash of the threeyearod FLIES for
the Ladies' Stakes 500 half forfeit and 900
added making the stakes, with 43 nominations worth
$3.50 The contest is supposed TO lie between the Bel
mont and Lorlard stables with Sultana aud Patience
the favorites by to For the mile and an eighth heat
race there are four entries with the odds in Brother TO
Bassetts favor. The last OF the day, mile and
three quarters dasd for free handicap sweepstakes has
eight entries among which PiccOlo and Kildare dor-
nerly wilmer are almost equal favorites The follow
ing are among the pools sold last evening at Johnsons
pool rooms and the Turf Exchange:
FIRST RACE-Free Handicap Sweepstakes; one mile-Nc
Daniels Madge SlOO-SlOO; DOn0hueS Spnorlt c3O-9o
g. L. LOIillsrd's Leander s56-S Crouses llucke5ery
COlees B. f. Carver $3.50 Reeds Gray Nup
$3.50; ROceys bennington, 2d sl6$lS: the hei Ga
bOue is CyIil and Wjtherss Cyclone, SZS-S&o.
SECOND HACE-The LADIES' StaAeS !or three year Ou mics
ard L miles Belmonts Patience am Sultli y
INllarI's PeTa and Merciless, $3.50 bonner Cheht
nut rly S2O-S2O; Gibney's Love Chase, Sl6-Tl5. - -
THIRD KACE-Mile and eighth ais purse raOui DiS
Daniels BaSsett S00-$lOO: B0Hies ore KNOB
s65S55; Babcocss Oxmorc, s%O-sZOi C1i " o. NIo'''
FoRIR RAcg-Free handicap sweepstakes one and three
quarter miles; CabOughs PlCColO, 800 tl1j ODohhes
Tilare SlCO-S70 McDanels Madge $50 -S1s Lawrence
I0ngstaGs Rlsdamanthus, So -T4j; tho heId-COtIMs
Cen. Harney and COdees DOnny ybrook-SJ0-SiO
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Second

OF these H. Messrs. Dakn, Yale and Fulton were on
last years team, and Messrs Bruce and Jewell were
among last years reserves and shot in the match with
the Canadian Team. OF the remaining seven farweu
and HYDE also shot Canadian match. Hyde never
shot a rife OF any kind until last August Farwel IL an
old Californian years managing editor of Tie Atd
he has been shooting at long range about year over
baueh has shot more less for years he considered
good shot with the old style rifle. He won the Leech
Cup al the Spring meeting Scoring at 1000 yards 81
oui OF possible rs said the tine t0 be the best score
on record. lie resides in Painheld n j. Washbune IL
q Hartford man, in middle life and began shooting at
oug range this Spring Webber, who scored yesterday
at 900 yards "a OF possible 100 said to be the
highest recorded score of middle resident
of Brooklyn He has been shooting all his life; at long
range for Anderson lives IN West HobOken
He is mau about 80 years of age, aud mas only been
shooting since the Fail Of 1878. Shafer is Chicago
man who has been familiar with targetshootng Tor
yea but has shot long range only two years Orange
Judd OF Middetown, Conn., editor II The American Agr
cHitrisi, who, being unable TO compete at the secod
Amusement and scored 2lS.
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BASE BALL.

At Boston yesterday the first game of the
championship series between the ST. Louis Brown Stock
ings and the champion Boston Red Stockings was played
The game was one-sidcd affair After the third inning
the St. Louis Club had matters all their own way ana
won an easy victory by score OF 20 to o. BON cuD-
pleyed poor fielding game the BOstOrs making 70
errors and the ST. Louis Club 10.
The Alaska Club of this city played match
game between picked nine from the amateur Chatham
olympic, and Hoboken Clubs on the new grounds
opcned Yesterday at jersey City The game was closely
contested, and won by the Alaskas by score OI
6tO2
In game played at New-Haven yesterday
between the Louisville and NewIayen clubs the former
won by score o. 10 2
The amateur Arlington Club of this city
p,ayed a picked nine chiefly from Brown University
Cub, at Providence yesterday and won the game by a
nf tO 3.
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BILLIARD CONTESTS.
oARN1rR BEATEN BY sEXToN-THE GAME BETWEEN
DAILY AND DION.

oARNIrR BEATEN BY sEXTON-THE GAME BETWEEN
DAILY AND DION.
The game of billiards ut Irving Hall last
evening, between william Sexton and Albert Garnicr
was well attended. This the sixth game OF the
IN which II 500 is TO he divided into hIce
prizes $500 for the first $500 for the second and 500
for the third Rudophe sexton, and Garuer each hav
ing lost one game is regarded as practically
deciding who should win the first prize. Sexton
won the lead aud made SO points, missing at
lost very difficult single cushion carom GARNER then
with the balls good position, played with great care
but with his usual dasb holding the balls well and con-
trolling their movements with He made H.
missing difficult double cushion SHOT. Sections play in
the next inning was very brilliant almost every shot
elioittng applause He failed draw shot, passing
around the ball and missing 1t by n hairs breadth
Fron point the game was marked by good play pu
no unusually good play was made until thc thlrd INNING
This was marked by a brilliant masse sh by GARNER
which was followed by prolonged applause. lie
closed the inning with 49, making him l57 to Sections
AZ: Sexton mad the balls in bad position aud missed
GARNER then again negan roll up his score After he
had made 10 he failed on simple follow. Sexton, aftef
making two misses and small run OF 5, made 49, The
referee was obliged to ask the spectators 10 desis on
appaudng because it caused the balls TO reeze'
GARNER then made so. when tho balls hoze
and he failed 10 count from the spot.
In the I45th OF the 18th inning Sexton made PM
liant shot, followed 10y great applause Dut ne ,hss % y"
followed with another Of 62 TO Carriers making
the game even GARNER. by two runs 0I 90 ana ~ astu
took the lead. In tie 22d Inning sexton ran ~ ikne
tIe game $50 TO 429 Ganer. Both men played nef-
vously for several innings, but ia the 3Oth Se1On
brought the balls together and ran tbc game OUT unel
great applause. It announced that sexton VII play
Rndophe tonight the deciding game for thr hst prize
The Il OF the game was lonrs ana 80 minutes ooh-
tons average 20 The following is me score q,
seIton-S3, 9, 10 0.60 5Sc@62o TO- o. g. lAo' o@'
Gsrnier,5i I % 10 90, ~ !; o. So O. So o. o. s.
TIE e. stcnaance IT, wa- very poor the DAILY and Dion
billiard match at Tammany Hall, last evening. Di9n
plyed very poorly throughout the game ana Day Ddde
f,S / 800 points on the 22d Inning. His average WAS
22s,, Tie game is TO be concluded this evening The
Dsyas5 o. 4 s. 20. 8, 81 90. o. ILL., 81. C. lo2
79-l,60o n ooasy
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season was reported to the successful since the fon
of the Society, both 10 membership ana results
sfc canddn Al
POLICE NOTES.

artistic and financial
POLICE NOTES.
Annie Corrigan received fatal injuries yesterday
by falling third story window at No. l49 West Twenty
seconds st
Bernard Stock age g. fell last night from the fifth
story parents residence at No. l30 ST. Marks
place, instantly killed.
Henry Butterbread, age 80, German, became
Suddenly yesterday afternoon at his residence At NO.
l2I Iliyingion-st., and uicd while being removed
Andrew Kuhn, age 30, Of One-hundred-and-sl
teenth 81 and Tenh-ave. fell into sewer at Onshuhnreu
and Tenth and received ata injuries
Detective Curran Of Brooklyn yesterday arrested
Frauci, McNally escaped from the Catholc frO
tctory for pocket at te iu
neral OF he late A. T. stewart.
In a dispute last night between Elizabeth wallace
ahd Abraham Sprn and ais wife at No l35 Crosby
cuts In the head Dy soSeco'e'
thrown by the latter. Both we're locked up
Edgar Reed, age II, was arrested yesterday morn
VINO charges prisoner with passing forged cheek Or $oz
upOr Nay 20 Justice Duffy held Reed Ia default oi
$500 bail
Yesterday morning the body of an unknown man
was foiting foot Of Pier No. 81 NORTH fyer
a sack black vest ana pants Inc laos
smooth hair red his DO is we're new ad
his shirt had gold studs.
While Henry Payne of Banetoes Point was fishing
yesterday afternoon he pulled up the corpse OF an unknVW
apparently about 40 years OF age lie was ABOUT iot
nche. hid black hair and beard: he hau no
clothing on and probably drowned while IN bathing
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HOUSE OF REPRESENT1TIVES.
wAsmyGroS. wednesday. june II,

wAsHISGToN. Wednesday, June II, 1876.
The attendance of members at the opening
of the House to-day unusually small not one seat in
ten being occupied. The Republican side of tho Cham
ber was particularly vacant.
No other business being in order except the discussion
on the Army Appropriation bil the House. immediately
after reading Journal, went into Committee OF the
whole on that bill Mr.. Blackburn Deln., ky) In tho
char. ~,
After snccchos by Mr. SMITH Dem, Ga) aud Mr.
BRIGHT Dem. Tenn. in relation to the curicucv by
Mr. FELTON, (Jcm Ga) in favor OF granting pensions
% the survivors of the Indian and ny Mr. LAW
RENEE (,cp.. Ohioi in reference Ia PGciic Railroad
bord the Committee rose and the House, at 800, ad-
iOurncd.
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LACKsON MILITARY INSTITUTE.

The anniversary exercises of the Jackson
Military Institute near Tarrytown took place on Tues
day. Gen BIauvet OF the 9TH Brigade National Guard
reviewed the Cadets assisted by Col f. H. Jackson OF
the Institute The cadet drill was pronounced by The
officers who witnessed 1t not to be surpassed by the
best companies ia the state large aud respectable
audience was present the literary aud academic exe
cses conducted by the principal, the Rev f. j. Jackson
The Rev Dr. Todd and the Rev Mt Hanks were present
Prizes were awarded TO Masters Tucker chamberlain,
Austin Booth. Prescott Coggswe, and Gary hOnoraDle
mention being made OF Cadets Darymple, Brooks and
WOttOn.
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NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS.

NOMINATION OF 2. b. VANCE FOR GOVERNOR
DELEGATES TO ST. LOUIS.
RALEIGH, n. c., June 14.-The State Demo-
cratic Convention to-day nominated for Governor H.
Vance Of Mecklenburg; LieutenantGovernor, +. j.
Jarvis Of Pitt Secretary of State JOS A. Engehard OF
McIain; Treasurer j. ~ Worth Of Randolph; Auditor,
S. L. Love of Haywood: Attorney-General, T. s k'nan
of Wilson, and Superintendent of Public Instruction,
-. Scarborough of Johnsonton.
There was large and enthusiastic attendance. Aunt
Abby House. old lady so years OF age and for 20
years identified with the party invited and escorted
TO a seat among the delegates The Hon. f. L. shober
presided. The Convention adjourned to o'clock to-
night, when they will appoint delegates to ST. Louis
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HEADQUARTERS
NEW-YoRK CITY.

York. from its size, superior situation and ~.
tagss OF frequent communication with an
the country AMI civilized world is HEADoUARrFss.
almost everything produced in America. Manuiaeur,r.
every part OF The United States have their depots and
here and buyers frequently money BY dealing vs
the right house.
The following houses the prominent in than
spectye lines and do the largest business Of any thu cam
try-in short are HEADQUARTERS:
GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS,
West Broadway. Reade and Kadsous,.
SOAPS and PERFU,IERY,
% Johns.
SOLID sILvER 4hs aps soEaRM GGRMt1 HSIF4Ny, R5ATE,
Bondst
PETROLEUM OILS md GASOLINE.
CHARLES PRATT & Co..
10 and 81 clna
PLUMBERS, IRON WARE, STOVES, and oRSA.
"hf fhE 81 j. i.G L. MoTf ion WORKS, 80 Beetmau.,
ROPE coRDA'E &&. anS %3hhs 3hEss5 ss5xs.
AMERICAN GRAPHITE PENCILS, STOVE POLISH.
245 RallrOaa-avs. Jersey City.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and FERTILE.
is9 and lol wsserst
MACHINERY and TOOLS.
I2l Chambers and l03 Rsadss.a
AN''NiA "i'''' '-'D is tina
BUTTONS, BRASS and PHOTO. MATERIALS.
THE sCoVILL MANUFACIuhMlNG.o M o. SVs
q. T. RAYNoLDs & Co,
PKOVED CORN sTAKCH and MAIZENA,,
30 81 and SO Park place. COR Churehs
PAPER gANGISGs gANsf4 siahMnsb hnARES, SC; GARRETT
- $40 West 2sda
BILLIARD TABLES co,,rynrp
75s Broadway.
oAf0"' '-''' 81. IS. and S. washD gtOn St
vuLcANIznEED, q nE,FlNa RgEbERbb HNb PACKING coxpAxv
J. IL. CHREyER, Treas. 81 anu % Pukrow.
5,s, and 10 Pla.ts.
ACIDS, CHEMICALS. and DYE sTUfFs,,
MARTIN kALBFLEISCHS SONS
SHIP BREAD and CRACKER BAKERS,
10, Is. II, and 20 Fultonss
FLOOR OIL u,oTH @. POWERS & CO...
f3I ard 1913 Duanes,
GLUE, GELATINE, and MEATS FOOT OIL,
PETER COOPERS > GLUE FACrU.G, .
IL Buriing sip
IRON-ORE, PIG, BEANS, RAILS, BARS. .WIRE,&e.,
II BGIlpgslp
VALENTINE & Co.,
1913 Pesrist.
SALT and FISH, nlso STORAGE,
j. l.. & G.. G.. ROBINSON,
Ii Coencsslp and "a Froltgs
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE AMERICAN TEAM.

rINAL COMPETITION FOR PLACEs-sCoRKs OF THE
WINNERS.
The final competition for positions upon the
American Team and for 1876 was held yes
terday afternoon at Creedmoor The wind was variable,
but on the whole the excellent and one or
two we're remarkable. As the previous day, fifteen
competed of whom three by the result Of their shoot
ing we're left out remaining twelve constituting the
team of eight aud the four reserves As stated yester
days TRIBUNE, the winning were made up from
the aggregate in the second and third competi-
tons Yale and Overbaugh used Sharp's rifles; the
others shot with Remipgton's. Following the sue
eessful competitors and their scores
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INrERNArIoNAL TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-The ministerial
section the International Temperance Conference met
IN this city this morning for the consideration Of religious
topics the Rev A. g. Lawson of the Baptist Church Of
BROOKLYN in the chair essays read and ensuing dis
eusson all tho subject OF the necessity OF the
Christian Church aTraying Itself against ntemperanoe
A resolution passed demonstrating with the Cen
tennia Commissioners for their attitude the liquor
n,estion The abolition OF the lduor traffic the oh
iect kent In view in all the papers read, reliance beng
placed upon agitation church influence and the ballot 10
ultimately secure that end
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RITRGLARY In PARK-ROW.

The restaurant of Nash e. Crook at No. 80
Parkrow, entered by burglars about O'Clock yes
terday morning The officer that post passed and
tried the door little before that hour and found that
all was >The lower bolt the double doors was
not in place and by using a Jimmy the burglars
able press the doors open and effect an entrance MI
Crook said tat he unaGle TO state the amount OF ts
property carried of by the burglars, but he had missed
several hundred cigars and some liquors.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SOCIETY.

BosToN, Mass June 14.-At the 95th annual
meeting Of the Massachusetts Medical Society to-day
addresses were made and papers read by Dr. Bowie OF
Springfield, Dr. Crowley Of Concord and DR.. Abbott OF
Wakefield resolution asking Congress establish the
metric system was adopted, AMI Dr. Stckney Oi spring
field made the annual address, The party then went 10
Music Hall ~ dinner Dom Pedro was present
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nnM pEnRO,a PROGRAMME.

BosToN, Mass June 14.-Dom Pedro leaves
at O'Clock this evening for Saratoga via the Boston AID
Albany Railroad. From Saratoga the Emperor Will pro
ceed to Hartford and New-laven, and hence TO New
port where he viii arrive Saturday evening. After
leaving Newport the Emperor will visit Philadelphia
where he viii remain thirteen days and study the Exh
bition He will leave Philadelphia ON July @ for New
York wnch port he will sail for Europe on July lZ
accompanied by the Empress. He spent to-day inspect
ing the hreadrm telegraph and visited several puphc
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tram Butralo. cnicago. Albany, ogdensburg, Cleve-

from Buffalo, Chicago. Albany, Ogdensburg, Cleve
land Utica, Paterson Newark. and other places at
distance, beside many from this city and vicinity
IL was decided to publish the cIb annual usual and
that new list Of medal matches should ne arranged Az
the general meeting at o'clock, the auditing commit
lresentcd its report showing a healthy fin ncal con-
dion of The club. The vucanite stone, after con-
adorable hesitation arising from doubt whether players
with yulcane might not have advantage over those
using the ordinary stone allowed to be used Inc
convention next year will meet at Chicago Inc eiecl
of officers resulted as follows: President, John H. Iiain
ton of Newly Jrk reelected; First VicePresident MI
Marlin of CHICAGO
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GRAIN SURPLUS ~ CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June IA prominent grain
operator gives the surplus of wheat in California for
shipment this season 10000 short tons exceeding by
100000 the surplus Of the crop Of 1879 The yield Is
unusually heavy in all parts OF the State and In quality
the grain is the best harvested In the state lie gives
the pr ce July delivery alongside the ship as 30
cents per btishe The OF gram here and known
to De on the way is 10000 tons. Capacity enough II
eXpeccd betAe and December 10 take all that Is
offered The surplus OF barley estimated at 10000
Inun al 80 cents alunASde shu.
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

At a special meeting of the Fire Commissioners on
Monday fuel for O03 90 awarded to
nc g. Prince Of No III Brusdway The Fire
did usual weekly meeting yesterday post
poned II until next week on Wednesday.
The Newlork Conference of the African Metho-
Church yesterday In the Bridge Street Church. Brook
lyn, Bishop Wayman presiding. Fourteen ministers
present representing churches with membership
Of 1883, and church property valued at ~ 10. o..
At the meeting yesterday of the Commissioners Of
Public Parks H. c. MorsOD Superintendent OF Streets and
Roads the annexed district removed from office The
Commissioners decided allow the boys play base ball and
the ladies play eTuet In central Park for the remainder OF
tho Nothing done about TOmpkins square
Controller Green has given the amount OF
wages 10 be paid
The Ladies' Art Association held its closing meet
Ing Of the yesterday afternoon the residence of Mrs
Richmond L. Philips In West Twelfthst Mrs. Henry Peters
Gray presiding The chief subject Of discussion Art at
the Centennial" several reports from Philadelphia scalp
ure painting &C. being handed In II announced that
Tor sketchng from would be formed for the
by member Of the Association the students to go 20
the AdlroDdaCks White Mountains tie majority should
decide 1t also announced that exhibition aLd sale on
pictures works Of decorative art wouf take place during
the second week OF December next the lady artists OF inc
country being invited 10 contribute their work. Tie closing
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MURDEROUS ASSAILANTs.

Thomas Robertson of No. 25S Humboldt-st.,
Brooklyn Francis Beaten, and John Hu tse OF No 1873
Ten EycK-st, assaulted Philip Casper OF No IVA len
Eyck-si., on May 80, striking him the head with
blunt instrument The police discOuered at late hour
last night that CASPER at tie point OF death on
account OF tie severity Of hs wounds. Coroner MOAN
for lake the antemortem statement of Gas
per Justice Guck at the time discharged Beaten ahd
Hustigc, fined hertsOn 800 instead ol hod tneih
In apauiff NJ rrnIlt OF Casner's Injuries.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
GRAND NATIONAL CURLING CLUB.

The tenth annual Convention of the mem
bers Of the Grand National Curling Club held yes
eray at Faylors Hotel in Jersey City The objects Tor
which the Club was founded were the fostering OF the
game of curling and the promotion of unity among It's
votaries The Club has Oh its roll of membership
Of the curling clubs Of both the United States aud
Canada There we're present yesterday representatives
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II THIS CITY.

About 5 p. IN. yesterday fire broke out III
the brewery OF Hoffman MeTselz, at Nos @O6 eos. and
2l0 East Fify-hth-st, caused by the friction oi Tue
cindstone n the maltroom, which nitcd the adjacent
woodwork The flames spread rapidly, and NJ time
seem as If hey would destry the building. bat the h-
men succeeded in cOuung the fire to that portion o the
building in which il originated The damage $1,000.
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PRACTICAL AGRICULTURAL DISPLAY.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, June 14.-Many eX-
hibors Of agricultural machinery are expressing some
dissatisfaction with the regulation that there shall be no
connective field trials. This feeling however, is not
general In order satisfy everybody, Dirccto-Genera'
Goshorn has announced that practical display OF i'm
plements nut not competitive will be held at schencks
Station IA Iniios from Philadelphia. beginning with
tnresers ard separatOrs the 18th inst Grass VIII be-
ready for cntng June 26, and wheat July b. The at
tendance to-day is about rs usual
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Dam 75o Noon 792 p. So. Midnight 6S'
Highest during the day SO . Lowest, 65'
Average 72s, Same day, 1875, s2S.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

onlncv Mass and Gen H. II. Baxter Of Vermont ftbe
,aars ofe-C Congressman John Whteouse OF Pongkeep
Dewitt c. Ellis Superintendent OF the " A. ians Depart
ment; Prof Carl rehden OF vienna ana baoh II o,ia W.,
Oertzen Union SQuf~ ROist-Gen. G. H. 1. C0ls OF Piha
delphia Holman Gen. Gadolin OF 81 PetersDurg
Y Uoasc-Thomas son. President of the Delaware ad
Canal Company AetropoF tan Hott-Seni NJ. zen
Thompson New-Oricans and the Hon f. A. AlDeIger oi
Hunalo Letndn Hoiss-Gon. J. J. Abercrombie, u =
Army Sttfteuont House-Gen. John ii. KING, u d Army
aud IieuL .Co commander ]. O. kennetl U. = navy.
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puINERrCK RACES.

PoUGuKEEPsIE, n. Y, June 14.-A special
dispatch to The Eagle from Rincbeck says the races
there to-day were not largely attended The following
al the summaries First race for the 3ninu'e class
for purse OF $3.50 was won by Irish Maid. Time, 24O.
2:39 2:4O The second for horses ol INC Z4o
class for purse of $500, by Carrie y. Time 2io,
0.3B.
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TO THE RESCUE OF THE OLD SOUTH CHURCH

BOsTON, Mass, June 14.-Ihe meeting IN
the Old South Church to-day to raise the funds to save
the eGince from destruction most enthusiastic the
brildng being crowded and brass band assisting.
speeches were made by Wendell Phillips the Rev. W. H.
H. Murray, Alderman Clark, f.. 8. Tobey, and Curtis
Guild Tue sum Of 5000 has already been subscribed
aud a committee with Gov. Rice at its head, was APP
pointed to manage the finances Bciwcen T3JOUOO ana
S4OO necessary and it is probable the amount may
lao lged m