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, 1876-10-08

NEW YORK, Oct. THE attendance ut Jerome
Park to-day is large, the weather fine, and the
track in good condition.
The first race was for purse Of s400 {the
winner to be sold at auction), one mile and an
eighth. The following horses started: Pcra,
Bill Bruce, Gray Nun, First Chance, Springlet,
Ambush, Cyril, Waco, and Coupon: The race
was won by Waco. Ambush second, aud Bill
Bruce third. Time, 600.
The aye-dollar mutual pools on Waco, pay
S104.60 each.
The second race was the annual sweep stakes
for threc-year-olds, two miles and an eighth.
sultana, Abilene, and Virginius started, and In
this order passed the winning post Time,
In the Champagne Stakes for two-year-olds,
three quarters Of mile, the starters were
Princeton, Lady Salyer's Loiterer, Bo1noast,
Hibernfa, Caracalfa, and Rifle. Bombast, the
dayorte, won, Loiterer second, Hlbernia third
Time, 1:19H.
The fourth race, was for a'purse OF $500, all
ages, one mile and three-quarters. Plccolo,
Galway, Madge, and Snylock started. Piccolo
won easily. Shylock second, Galway third.
Time, 3:164.
The fifth race was for purse Of $500 for
maideus, three-year-olds, one mile. The start
ers were Outcast, Cyclone, Emma G, oddlocks,
Lille Bell, Courier, Viceroy, and Love Chase
Outtast Won, Cyclone second, Courier third
Time, AS
, 1876-10-08
announcement of the Matinee
which Will End chicago's
Turf Season.
Miller and Bauer to Wrestle
in Chicago.
The MENDOZA Tournament and
Other Shooting Notes.
Ths General Record Of Sporting News
for the Week.

TIE cu1CA6os WARNED AT ST. LOUIS
Special Dispatch to Tie Tribune.
e. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. f.-Thc second Of the
1aibit,on games between the Chicago and St.
Louis Clubs, played to-day, resulted in favor Of
tie latter. In the fifth inning, safe hits by
Bradley, Mack, Dehlman, and McGea1y led to
three earned ruus. The Whites only committed
one error, and that fd the ninth inning, when
Hines allowed Mack's hit to pass him, giving
Bradley chance to run home. The outflelding
Of Addy and Hines, and the third-base play Of
Battin, was superb.
, 1876-10-08

Special Dtspatch to Tho Tribune
DIXON, ILL.,, Oct. 7.-Tho President md Di-
rectors Of the Rock River Valley Railroad Com
pany, although disappointed at the sale OF the
old Rockford Road, do not intend to cease their
efforts to build road up the Rock River Valley,
and are contemplating calling Directors meet
Ing to take steps to induce some other railroad
Corporation to unite with them in this project.
, 1876-10-08

Total bases On E1ts-St- Louis, II, Chicago, z.
Runs earn"d-St Louis, 8.
Time Of game-One hour and thirty five minutes.
Gmpre--L. n. Burtis.
HARTFORD5 VS.. CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 7.-The game between the
Hartfurds and Cincinuatis to-day resulted as
folluws:
Innings i ? 8 4 S 6 = & 8
Hat!oEd ..-.,... 7 O 2 Oil
Cincinnati. $50. A..,..O q 2 O j. s
, 1876-10-08
MARINE NEWS.

PORT HURON.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
PORT HURON, Mich, Oct. TO p. m.-DowN
Props India, T. ". Shook, Idaho; schtE
Union, Cobb, Fame, Annie Vousht, G. F. At
wuter, Frank D. Barker, Mary Copley, BOLIVIA,
Lucy ). Clark, Hercules.
UP-Prop D. ". Powars.
WwD-Southwest brisk; weather cloudy.
Schr Annie Vought passed down this after
noon with Ter mizzcnuast aud fore and main
topmost carried away, She presented dilapi-
dated appearance.
MARQUETTE.
Suectal Dtspatch to The Tf46une-
MARQUETTE, Mich, Oct. 7.-ARR1yED-Schr
>. Jed Case.
fLEARED-Props Nahant Sparta ;schrs Frank
PeleW; City Of Tawas, Genoa, 3. Fl. Kimball,
Reed Case.
BouND DowN-Prop Cuyahoga.
WEATHER-All Indications of abig snow-storm
tonight
WND-Northwest, fresh, with snow.
, 1876-10-08

MATINEE At DEXTER PARK.
Mr. Mansur has determined to put q fitting
end to the season by Offering purse likely to
make as much sport as any given this wear. He
announces, therefore, purse Of S1o0 to be
trotted for next Saturday, the winner to make
s'nearer three minutes u than any other entry.
, 1876-10-08

REVIEW ST. LoU1s-uARTFoRD SERIES.
Below Is given the summary OF the play made
IN tile ten games between the Hartford. and st.
Louis Clubs, beginning with the record OF games
, 1876-10-08
PAS'TIMES.

fAOll4kUD.
Something Official About
Next Years White
Stockings.
"reminiscences of C1licago's
Clubs Since 1869.
The Championship Record
Only Four Games
More.
1{ow st. Louis Turned the Tables
On the Chicago Team.
Discussion by an Expert OF the
Effect Of the Eastern De-
1alcau0uS.
Announcement of the Matinee
which Will End chicago's
Turf Season.
Miller and Bauer to Wrest1e
in Chicago. |
The MENDOZA Tournament and !
Other Shooting Notes.
The General Record Of Sporting News
for the Week.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-02-10
BUTTE CITY.
Among the Quartz Miners-IIO
-tels-Thc Farlin and How Mills-The
Railroad Question, Etc, Etc.

BUTTE CRY, February /. 1876.
Money, the great motor of the world, is
rather scarce nere this winter, causing toler-
ably tight fit about the instep Of this big
Butte, but as there IS ''good leather" in the
thing, it is able to stand the strain and con-
tinue onward in its giant strides of prosperity
and renown.
There is great activity among the quartz
ml'.ers in developing their silver and copper
interests, as they have now perfected ar
rangements with the First National Bank of
Helena for the disposal of their shipping ores,
and receive their full payment for the same
during the winter and summer as fast as de-
livered on the dump, contracts to that end are
now made with eight different mining com.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-02-10
Rich Ores in Butte.

We are Informed by Mr.. Esler, who re-
turned from Butte last night, that he paid out
in cash something over $4,000 for shipping
ores in that camp, for the First National
Bank of Helena, and as an evidence of the
quality, he paid John Downs & Go. for nine
teen tons Of gold and silver ore, So, 1865 so,
and what is more wonderful, is the fact that
this ore was taken from all ordinary sized
shaft, about twenty-five feet deep from the
surface in La Plata mine, with plenty more
in sight
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-02-10
L. O. c. T..

At a regular meeting of Gem of the Noun
tain Lodge. No. 6, !. O. G. T., the following
named officers for the quarter commencing
February 1st, 1876, were duly installed by
Walter $. Corwin, Deputy G. W. c. T.:
w. G. T.-E. w. Norris.
w. V. T.-Mrs. F. C. Norris.
w. H.-F J. Fister
w. A. S-Miss Olivia Orr.
W. f. S-Jesse Armitage.
w. T-Miss Kate Mckenzie.
W. C.-Massena Bullard.
w. M.-Henry Leeper.
w. I. G.-Thos. Kirkendall.
w. o. G.-H. Sheridan.
w. Il. II. S.-Miss Sallie Leeper.
W. l.. III. S.-Miss Katie Orr.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-02-10
Written tor the Hcrald.)
ARMY LEGISLATION.

-
Anothe. wear has passed another Congress now ns-
scmblcs.
Wha. wcarer OF the army blue navy gold but
trenbles!
Full we'll he knows no Congress yet hath met,
But that some honest ( man, his mind on great re-
trcnchmcnt get,
Hath risen from his Senatorial seat to say
IL move reduction of the army. OF its 1ay.'
"Our srmys much too large; before the war wed c-e
On this the legislative mind lays greatest stress
What boots it that it took year or more
TO learn raw men the cunning art Of war?
Perhaps ten thousand men a larger army might have
saved;
Wha. matters that? they noulder in their grarcs
And then, that great and august man,
VIII tell the Senate or the House his plan,
70 muster out or lay upon the shelf
Ten thousand waY-scared veterans who consume the
nations pelf.
But since these men have bled many hard fought
day,
Have served ten, twenty years. or more; weu give
them,-three months pay.
f-VERITAS.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-02-10

TO the editor Of the Herald.
Permit me to give you some facts that many
may not have considered. Taking in view
the fact that it is believed that all railroad
lands and other property will be subject to
taxation the same as other property in Mon
tana, would first call your attention to the
amount of taxable property to be gained by
this Territory, in the event of the final con-
struction of the N. T. Il. X. through to Idaho.
The Northern Pacific Railroad from the
eastern boundary line Of this Territory to
Bozeman, is in length about 425 miles, From
Bozeman by line of road to tho western
boundary line Of the Territory, is about 375
miles, more or less. Total number of miles
of N. P. r. r. in Montana, 800 miles, when
completed through the Territory.
Now, what will be the amount Of land and
other property belonging to the n. 2. Il. K.
that will be taxable in this Territory when
the road is completed?
Assessment value 800 miles Of road give
2O,4SO, 900 acres, at 81 25 per acre gives
$500, 600. Add to this the valuation of
their road bed and rolling stock, assessed at
as low as $6,250 per mile, gives $4,000, 900
more of taxable property. Making in all,
$4,000, 900 worth of taxable property.
Montana has to-day $40. .00O, 900 assessable
property Suppose, for instance, this Terri
tory lends he credit to the Northern Pacific
II. r. Co. for $3,OOO,00O as aid to them
in building their road just halfway through
this Territory. There is to be no interest on
the bonds Of the Territory paid by the Terri
tory in any event until this half of their road
is completed. Then if the railroad company
DO not pay the interest on our bonds out of
the gross receipts of their road, the Territory
has got TO pay it. Very well. Now, when
the Territory has to begin to pay interest the
question arises, who are TO pay the taxes to
raise this money, and how it is to be raised? Is
it not evident that the railroad company have
got to pay three -fifths of it? Yes, they have
got to pay it, by direct taxation upon their
property then being within our Territory.
When their railroad is completed to Shields
river, lO,24O,000 acres of land will have ac-
crued to them under their land grant from
the United States, and take it that this land
as well as their road bed will be subject to
taxation. If SO, the assessed value of their
property within the Territory cannot be less
than $4,000 600. The assessed value of the
property of Montana being 10000, 600 only,
makes the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany thrce-fifths of the interest upon SO, ,OOO,-
600 of Territorial bonds The interest on
these bonds would amount to $4,000 per
annum. The sinking fund requisite to pay
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-02-10
sTocK-CRoWINc.

The Importance Of this interest to M0n
tan0.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-02-10
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
WHO ARE THE INTERESTED FRIENDS
OF MONTANA

who should the People Of Montana En-
courage and Protect, Having In view
the Future Welfare Of MOntana7
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BERLIN, n Y
STATE NEWS.

Another conundrum: A correspondent
of the Montpelier Journal inquiries:
What can be said for the consistency, not
to say anything Of the honesty, of the
members Of the Legislature, who spent a
day in reducing the salaries OF those state
officers who give their whole time TO the
service Of the state, 81, 800 in the aggre-
gate, while they adjourn over days at a
time, aud arc absent days aud days with
out adjournment, at a cost to the state Of
81 200 per day Tor surrendered servicesf
The Braitleboro Pheai1 Bellows Falls
| Times, Ludlow Gazette, Windsor Jour
nal, Woodstock Standard, aud Bradford
/ Opinion are earnest in their opposiiion
10 tie scheme OF retnsppiug. the eastern
portion Of the state. .......
At Montpelier, the other night, the ju.
dietary committee were addressed by the
Rev. w. w. Atwater of Burlington, aud
l., L. Durant, ESQ Of Montpelier, 10 ia
yor Of the bin making The first offence OF
/ iqnor-salling punishable with imprison-
/ tnent.
a Mendon man recently traded horses
nine times in one day. At night he
found himself the possossor Of the same
horse be started with ia the morning,
Sij In money, twenty five dollar watch
Ia doublc.barreIlcd shotgun aud four
bushel, Of pota,oes-all the result OF his
series Of trades.
/ Braitleboro has gone republican there
isn't any doubt aboutit Il gave Hayes
1918 and Tilden 2Ss.
Augustus Hastings, who lived u mile.
nom Derby Line, took strychnine and
died ia great sgouy, the CHI. on account
oi disappointment Ia love.
4 great leaf % dissatisfaction Il ex.
pressed Ia Vergeunes' on account Of the
legislature refusing 70 make anropna,
lious for rev buildings for the Reform
school
James Fisk, Sri of Brauleboro, hai
another new Invention which hc i iutfo
daeiug, eonlriyanca for holding up ltr
pole q a wsgon. Il consists OF fpirA
spging s,teebed to ihe sxleiree and can
aecied win the pole Il leaves the pol,
free to move in any direction, vet Il bear
40 weight upou Tie peck oftbe bofses
While some boys 10 Vested wcr,
firing tie cannon tie other day Il burs,
hpd lhe pieces Asw arOand considerably
One piece weighing IS pounds wa
usrown come % reds and seat ihfoEgl
Use eide q Mrs Bedelf. house, "a,
. through three partitions. and struck 3
the 100, Of Nrs. Balls bed. Nobody burt
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Nhsrc there isA continual dropping
down .nto tie back CT pc mcnta, With
Irritation and Inflammation q the basal
cavities and throat. wiih hawking, sp,t.
ting Apd 4 sense g. inincss about ihe
head. De nog deco we'd or faney ID is sim
p.e Geld. 10u are afflicted with that
sc6agge % lb.s climate, Calarfh, The fore.
runner Of Consumption Ia iis early
stages a few bottles az DR. Sagc's Ca.
Arrh Remedy vii eject sa entire cure.
When confirmed Or Ptefce's Golden
Medical Discovery should be used 10 con.
necuon with thc Remedy These stan
aar1 medicines have been before The
public many years, aud tbeir use has
been attended with thc most gratifying
success a full discussion OF CAisrrh
and IT, rational treatment Il contained 10
" The Peoples Common Seusc Medical
Ads SER a book ~ over nine hundred
psse-. Illustrated with two hundred aud
e.gbfy two engraviugs, bound in cloth
and gilt, price, postpaid, $3.50. Adj
dress, Publishing Department, World'f
DNpeusary Buffalo, y. y.
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Ths ne1i Rsxulss Comra untcatisn 81 Aaeuifss
Ledge, p 4 A. N viH b bed 81 Aufssa'
svensue. Nsy. 81 ls7& - FsCtuf. Pusnt
J. III NHlFrl4E, y.
Aaaairaua Chapter. As- ~, n. A. -.
Nstt regular canvsOstiea On fkarsday svss'
ING. Dec I 81 "a O'Clock.
"a BLACK. sect
sktaasr Psst ". 81. q, A. a.,
Mssts a. rhavegs Hotel Hal, FsetaFy roant. er
the arst Tuesday rvsntng e eaeh meuth,
0Eo. II SESSION. CensmAndsr.
orsas i.edss. ~. tet, !. a. OF
Meets at AAams Hall every saturday svsninE
81 O'Clock Al members o. he "orasS" are
invited Degree meetings every hfsi aad third
Wednesday evening % sGCh month ~ e'eleek
T. J HOYT 1, D.
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PERU

PERU.
REV. G. Rockwell recently Of Buck.
iogbam, Conn, has removed TO Peru aud
is preaching 10 the Congregational church
there. Mr. Rockwell, wko is author Of
"Foreign Travel aud Life at Sea- and Of
"The Calskill Mountains aud the Region
Around" has lcctured extensively 10
large towns and cities in New England
aud elsewhere and wonld give lectures
IN this region on moderate terms.
Two msmbers were admitted to the
Cougreg atioual church in Peru, Nov. 10
on confession OF faith.
Remember the Ladies' festival which
oecurs Tuesday evening, Dec. 9Th.
soUrH LONDONDERRY.
And this week poor turkey has to
suffer
Shall We have snow for 1hanksgiv-
Ing?
The neck.tie festival given last week
By the allies OF the NJ. Il Church, not
wilh4sndiug i6e bad evening was well
attended, and the receipts satisfactory
We were shown, few days since a
/ splendid silver mounted harness, Of SD.
perior workpanship, manufactured BY
Wbiimau & Goddard. II goes 10 Pas
umsic, VI.
Mir. willard Beinis died last Friday,
hfler lingering Illness His funeral
wss algely attended ~ Saturday 81 the
7 Bsplisl church, sermon by Rev Mr. Ken.
neg 81 Weston Mr. Bemis was union
soldier 10 he war Of Tie lsle rebellion
aua suffered four months impr aAApenl
al Audefsouyilie; was member Of he
Baptist church. and good citizen lie
I leayts ANfls ana several children, who
! base ne sgmpubie. Of lbe community
wooprogp.
-Rohs arc prevalent
Toe 'soc.able" maniac s. comng on
-Ifthst j. oeum i t. "a o4ganized now
l. The time 10 be about H.
-several citizens haye eases pending
10 bc ifisd 10 ibc December term .
caar Aosl people prefer "oouriiug
10 o1fz,aloBe1 way.
-"Rev RcubsH Bartlett has culmiaz
ted BIZ abSA > pastor d clur,h 4
Wilmington. Dss ile vas ~ town ~
other day aad thlnks q taking up ht
gsEcrnmeu, lAad elaim il kauAas, a.,
maFng thiiber
-Laaoi9rd Crawford viii give gran.
) sSew CealaFy Ban" on nobdsy eFeuluI
January 1t, lss7.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FoR rumFYING 10 nIoon-

Fhaa eo@Feana ~ IAe vsgst.Ais aas,,ti,..
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thsA s&nntd b expelled NrnUi the bleed later.
"a asf angsnsnis are the ssasiuiuatiaa 81 thsss
easas huraefs % so1rs irtsraai eFgan, e. etaaas
sAess sShe9 thst dsfsaGs, Aaa shpss sssetaase
th@f dssaas Asd Destroy. Aysfe karsarAr,ils
eiPsas hess hsrnors ffem he hlood Whsn lAsy
Hs eens ne tisofdsrs thsj Fredees aisappsai
sueh A. nlesrahon Of The liver. stomach, klasers
tsaks Haptieas and srurAvs diseases a ttks
stin. 81 AHteesys Fire rass 81 s.ssisslss
rispss, pnstales, eletshs. hoils ,uraort. tsttsf
ana ear rbenal. scAla head flaksorua uieefa
Ana sores, Fheu@Atsw, psuFAlgA pas ~ he
eehes side and hekd, fsmals wsalhsas. sisr.btt.
ieucsorrhea ariatng ffsu IA lsrnai uiosrstisu and
atsiins disease dtepsy, afspspaa s@tsistaa
snd genera debility vita ih,t dspartufs
heAlih reiarns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

Adams Kellogg, formerly Of Vermont
but nov resident 81 Madison parish,
I.onisiana, was awarded The prize for the
best bA.e o. cstton at the Centennial.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

HoLL0wAY's Pulls AND OINTMENT. -
SCURyY AND Diseases Of the Skin Fever
restless sleep, foul stomach, tainted
breath, hnguor, depression Of spirits,
always attendant on the worst cases Of
cutaneous eruptions, are speedily and
radically removed by these medicines
the ointment cleanses the skin, aud the
Pills purity the blood, stimulate the liver,
aud promote digestion. % cents per box
or pot.
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Local Intelligence.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

There Is 80 person living boz what
suffers mnrc or less with Ling Disease,
Coughs. Colds u Consumption, set some
wnu.d die rather than pay cehts for q
b0gie Of medicine that would core them
Dr. A. BDschee's German syrup has
'aitiy been Introduced Ia this country
from Germany, aud he wondelous cares
as.nuishes every one that tfy IL. II you
d9uBt wh4i we say 10 priat, eut this OFT
and tase it 70 your druggist, Wait a
Hard VI Y. Grover. and yet : sample
bottle f9f 2 cents aud Try x, or 3 regular
SIC for Is cents.
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10 ooNSuMPTIvEA

Toe advert SCI, a. old physiciaa, fatited freU
seiirc praetine. having bad placed ia HE bsnds
~ Gn Esst India Missionary the formula o. )
staple Vegetable Remedy. for the speedy and
peunsnent Care ~ Consumption, hfonchetis.
GatArrh, Asthma, and al Threat and LnuA Al.
feet ons, also Positive and Radical Care for
Nervous Debility aud all Nervous Complaints,
otter having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative povers Iu thousands o. oAses, feels Il
bic duty TO make il known 10 bic suffering Tel
lows. Aetnated by this motive, and conseisn-
tious desife 20 relieve human suffering, he wiil
send free o. charge, 10 AL vhe aeairs Il, thls
recipe, with fuli directions for preparing sAd
successfully using Sent by rslurH mail By al
dressing
Or. W. Q. STEVENS.
26ly Munros Block, syracuse, n. 7.
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Ilulelnn. n. IL rnr. 10. 1870


Messrs s. v, Fowle & Sons;
For many years was afflicted with
Chroulc Bronchitis and hosweuess TO
such an extent a. at tunes TO be unabe 10
speak audbly, attended with severe can
ker aud soreness OF The mouth and throat,
made use q q great many remedies,
aud from none OF them did obtain relief
but the disease rather Increased Than d.
minished Upon the recommendation OF
a lady In this place, who had been SINH
larry afflicted, aud cured by the use OF
DR, WIsrAR's BALSAM or Wild CHERRY,
procured Of your sgeni, Mr.. Iodgman,
a bottle OF the BALsAM, aud was soon con.
WINGED that | had secured in il the means
OF relief and cure from the burdensome
troubles TO which had been so long sub
jected / am now almost entirely free
from any difficulty OF pulmonary nature
and only need slight dose Of the BAL.
SAM to restore me whenever any trouble
some SYMPTOMS occur; aud in such cases
it always acts like a charm.
LEVI +. RANLEr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

Fine and elegant portraits Of either Of
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