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they consisted of or why the tran.tcr WAS ulale,
he did not know definitely.
Mr.. Fred II. uiinnn remarked that It tho
astcsa which Mr. Harding had brought their
faee value there wtu1d lie about 2.sO, ,000 ogcr
what Atr. Harding claimed.
Mr. Jenkins snil according to the scflctlule
Of the Globe tho assets wcrc considerable, hut
the trnth was, the aascts were MI hypothccatcdt
and he did not .urposc n etNgle prou,lsspry
mute mentioned therein would rs'lnc Into the
hnn,1s Of shc Assignee. The premium accounts
scheduled we're mostly rgalnst ngcnts, who,
desiring To keep tle!F custom, l,al taken ,,i !
great many policies md pnth the ut,carnesl
premiums: 50 that in nnc eaacs in ten 1t wnul,l
probably be found. WHEN Efforts were male to
collect tc accounts, that the Company was
really In debt 10 Tic agcnts an acco,ltt Of
po!iclcs Cancelled by them after tho insolvency.
The creditors then dispersed, With the under
standing that tle, Assignee would 1T oncr Get
about preparing the papers for the civil suits.
and that two Or more Of tlicm wosld call tic At
tcntion Of Tie next Grand Jury to The ,nnnnct
in which the Globe conducted business, The .gcls-
eral acnttmcnt being TINT MI example should be
made Of the officers for the benefit Of tho coul-
IpuN!ty,
, 1876-08-08


In the matter Of stone for the new Court
House, which Ii now attracting SO much attcn-
tion, there nre facts which should not be lost
siglt Of. II tllosc Interested III the contracts
were allowed to he the spokcsmcn, md their
opinion wcrc to prevail, 1t would take page Of
THE TRIBUNE every day 10 sot forth tue virtues
Of the stone ind quarres they repre-
sent, But fnastnuch Us 1t is generaily
understood that tho contract Is to
be awarded TO Edwin Walker for Let,ont stone,
the result Of trade made a yrar ago, With Pc
rtoIat us nnnngeE, It may not be atntss to cite
sume farts In connection with lts bid, which IL
$g05,710 for the eountyfs portion Of the work,
He has two hs r. oe ioT rosg Vs. sons
ting and. setting, amounting to, $42o,0
Tlle l,oard or lsing' has practically agreed
not to let thc contract to my one who cannot do
the entire, work and give 4 mortgage on tho
quarry. Tllc8p conditions 1Et believed 70 DO In
'''' ''' I rssorscrios @ or WALKER,
te Beard g. ,a9orlnE ansr ,1 ,,t tue sa that no ono
It viii . no found that Nj. Walker
L LID. in tbs ijrst 'l; placc, :" ho '''A!fis biis
~ TIC @ s.one ~ the . 5"E| the eo2illtlon Of the
dock tn Thy city t. bo named BY the COMMITS
sioaers." This condition, as every practical iunn
knows, would cost the county not less tl!an
I'll, ,oo ycar. and, allowing tllrce years for the
completion of tho building, $75, 600 must be
ns1 to l.is bid pn Tits Item alone, making h!s
lid STU, QUO, aganyt little more than alf the
SUN IRON other and fur lnprc responsible bid
dcra.
IN TIE NEXT PLACE,
nc falls TO bid Oh tllu other iteinH OF the ad-
vcrt1scd proposals, except No. 2, for tho ''work-
nMlnsfp, lntur, Btunc-cllttlng, aud stonc.eet-
ting.", Under this head he sllould hayc nude
tlcs.!lcttons for baseent story, steps, tAtu col
'snns, and pil;,stcrs, NJ other bidders lid. 1t la
vel! kn0wn, nevertheless, that hu could not
possibly supply thu columns unl ilslstess, fruIn
,irss anti strength; lEclicr, his hid leaves this
part t,f the r,tr&rt III doubt, n,a, urnler hon
oyable rotlpetttIaB. his hiI would bt thrown out
entirely rs informal anu Irregular.
lid of Waiker Is tl.c highest fur LtsnD,t st.,nr,
while un all l1lus hr Ii considered among tic
least responsible Tie lizard Is In possesslo,.
nf h!tts tar i.nnnt stDne ranging froln S5l5, ,t}u
tu $915,nVu, ull NJ which arc dGyull nf tbs com
rlita!ious sNrrrotmlli'S Walkers bid. .Ihcsu
other limestone.
Tile lsoar4l will nttenp to get over these facts,
or the isiny" thereof, III order to ear1 tho u
Ter rct nf tlM contract promised, L not rk!'l:
aad power II Clenlclst i. Prriolat, who i,as tte
whole matttr In charge, NJ fur as tho Lcnloni
ktnnc is concerned. II the nward cannut pos
kihy be made To Walker, then culncs, nccorilng
II The present programme, nnothrr Inan nf ltsi
wealth.. lie Is y member Of tile Hoard, AMI
whlle liz will hAyu less money to distribute, hi
distribution will be Iuadn dtscrectly, and tht
member WHO has tltnctl nn1 lodged will reriOa
snn'lAy a1.l alu.Alay fur 30 lonE can takc t.
entirely unrcwasdcd, whatever may BECOME o
| pour peElOsat.
, 1876-08-08
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

,r =. 90, ,.-. -.
The County Clerk yesterday turned $10,-
74S,40 ovcr to tho County Treasurer, tns sumo
bcInr rho earnings of thu uf]ro for tho past sir
mouths ~'~O e"S'
'''.A'"'' 80,
a grocery bill cn!nc before the County Duasl
yesterday, sent in by some one clsc than Mc-
r,rvv A. p.rIo,,t Tho ,ronls wrvc ho,r1n f,r
the County Hospital. Tie tnyeslfraslon ia l,ay-
;rg nffe,,
~ s'.." ,.....,
The Hospital Committee resumes its work OF
investigation to-lay. Ars. E,gur has rauset
thr s,lnmunlny of fourtcen new wItnrssrs
on,,,sr ,s,m,,,, e. ur. Crn,,,,, ,,r,,, ~ t..,..,
s'''on "Io.u 10 A'S' 'S"''''' ''eo''a'''' u "ooa
SAMARITAN lalhe'
Tbs motion to tlistniss tho petition III tho
Horton.Eyuns ouo w,rrantn cosr WI. hrnr,l IN
.,, Es,,,,,a, ra,,s, & ,,.''s,,, ,r,,''
",s tH et,n a,'.a; so"11 ysseesuay, lns arS.'ats
Trse % 'eIlsshy, ain as ni,ts1rSls ~, ~ III %
E'g, s, s's,'I pseassre'. 10 s!l m t,'e S'es ~ tsis
nahk i +" Iste"n's 10 ,e spyeeEcS' 4'e mo-
''o" WI w o's'"eo t"aAs' pc'"aps'
Tlsp interested III ktunr-,,sarrirs will br en-
tcrtaincal this astesnnon with auoll,cr u,ertin.
Ut sl,e CaInNrttcp On Public buildings AMI Pub.
lie Service. It is not cxpoctc1 that tllu Cuut.
, 1876-08-08
THE GLOBE,

hLEI|kU OE THE CREQlTOW5.
4 meeting III the creditors of tho llube In-
s',ranrc Company was held IN Register Ilib-
barsl's oilleo yesterday morning, aud Mr., Il, +.
Jcnktns WIS chosen Assignce.
At AL Informal discussion, subsequently, tho
Asstguee dvsirIng to heur suggestions rs to wlat
hc should do, 1t was decided 10 proceed ciyllly
against the Fire'nen's Insurance Company and
MIR. Georgo +. l1ar4ing, and crhninally asainst
tic officers Ut the 1ctWct concern fur obtaining
monry unler falsr prctciibGs.
Mr. Jenh'ns statca, ffoln knowledge derived
MS Receiver. that lruu thu present outlook no
assets ro.l!l be seen. Wllnt was left Of tie
HlnDe wAB turned Drrr 10 tho Flrelncn'a 1n6ur-
uNec Company tu pay them for reinsuring Ger
tain clusses el risks Il, Chicago ual Mississippi,
n'l all risks written sIncs thu LIST of lust Lal,-
uary, M provision was ma1e for losses or my
otller outstanding risks Tic assets turned
over to thu Firemcn's could probably be reached,
stnce the trausier WAS tnnde Within sixty days
previous to the Globe golng into bankruptcy, AMI
WAS illegal. Assets amounting 10 about 100, ,0l0
were transferred " Gcotgs +. Ua1lmg.-aAas
, 1876-08-08
The Disputed Game at Louisville
Won by the chicagos.
A Victory for the Mutuals
. Over the Eartfords.
Boston ys. Athletic, and st. Louis
VS., indianapolis.
Yesterdays Contestu in tho Saratoga
Rowing Regatta.
DABE-DALI.
CHICAGO rs. 1.OUfsVtLkE.

Special Dt.pasch 10 7nt TrtbunA
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Aug. 7.-Thc game last
Thursday between tho Louisville and Chiengo
Clubs, which tho umpire gave to thu hitter BY
score Of 0 to 0, and tho really just DECISION wns
afterwards waived BY the Chicagos rather than
To- tiltgate tile matter before the League, was
played of to-day, and resulted In an easy VIC
tory for the Whites. McVey made his appear.
auce III thu pitchcr's position, and tho fact that
the home ninc only scored four safo hits oil his
delivery is sufficient proof Of his effectiveness,
and. but fer two bad throws to the bases by TIC
phcnomcnal," the Lou!syllcs would harc
been retired without n run. Barnes &C.
cured run for The Chfcagoa by q
two-base hit in tho first and good base run.
ming. They ndded two earned runs In tho
third inntng on Ulcnn's and harness safe hits,
and Peters two-bascr They Eot In ugain on
tie Terror II, tho seventh timing, scoring tlrr
rims On seven consecutive safe hits. The home
nine scored ono run III the second inning On
McVcy's bad throw over ilrst base, aud prothcr
In the sixth, when Gcrtartlt reached first by q
safe hit, went to sceom on McVry's Wild ptch
to third m Whites low throw, nnl came home
on Dcrlin's fine drive to left. The game waR
witnessed BY II small audience. The u,npirlng
Of Air. Morr}s was excellent.
Tt1K xchtlK.
, 1876-08-08
Atalnnsa; N. D. Cummings, Of Sa,a..,ra. ,,,
]. A. Aingln, Of Warcvly. A"a

Atalnnsa; N. D. Cummings, u sa,a.,.ra: ,u,
]. A. A1agif,, Of Waresly. N"a
at tf:l5 tic start was male. Nn!nson e,.,
caught tic water, atHl obtaining tn, lr,1 L',,
II TO the eluee. Rogers tlosc1y lpll,,yeI VIZ pW
soil, until entering the last l,nlf.mc. vln, n'
nullcl nut. ron,pkns sns thu scc,rrl "ti uI,aa ~
aud MagIn shIrh Ttmc-i5:ll,a;. ''4st
al II 40 the pnEr.uarcll cnnsestants c,woi =.
the appointed plnccs, and wrre a< ,oltnss4! !
l.cfGunn nIl r. O. jnllI!snn, Of llrc Sr,',,,..th n
EA Smith atitl F. G. Ellrc,l, IT til. Ar,,,,u'es
". II. D0wns and j. f. Eastts, Of tic At.i'u..ss,
Henry Smith unh 1ofn iilnrin, of ,hr S.,si T'.,ssi
western; md !. T. MeCurI,irl: anu r. Il isa H,a
man, Of tho t'cayorNVycls. At thcwas,, (,n TX. .
ArgOualsls taking first water With lhIrfy.f,,as ~
stroke, lnate slight lead. The A,a!ant,x .nH III
the same .trnkc, EAincd the ,cad al tl,c h.i
.nllc, With the Arguuauta clear in, nn, ~. ".
Northwestern third. The Ncpt,lncs A." a,,',,a. sas
hcfore going mile. The Atutnn "a wcft r. aIsl
nj the mile, with tho Norti,wcstcrns eertt ns
tl,e Argana,lts third. The Argona,1t6 st"oaaaa WY
ut tho mile btioY tile Atnlnntas turned dr.t IL
II 20. with the NDrthwestcrns eecuu{l, rIosa ~
md Dcaver-Wyck third. The Northwestern. ~ ~
The lead after the t,lrn, with the Atnlantas t, ~
Dnd md the Northwcstcrns came In sys
thirty ysx.styokc and the Atnlantns With n fhIrt.
twp The forthwcstcrns stccretl Wild, l,,t to..
their lend, and finished first I'll 81 80; taaatIs
9:l0tf.
The crews were calIcd for the ,]oubl.. ,cr,
racc, but The referee decided after rl.nnnr ors. s
tho collrsc, that the lnke was tuo rolrh. AMI and
postponed the racc to s: $50 this afternoon ~"a
SAKATD0A, AUg. 7.-.rhu buat rucc is ho.
noned until 5:81 tt,-1nOrrow afternoon.
, 1876-08-08
TILE ClTI-lIALL.

Brock McVickar, the poet, who had position
~ clerk In tho water Office, las rcsfEnen his
clcrksh!p not his poesy The resignation was
accepted.
Tho Board Of Public Works employees OF the
North Division wcre paid yesterday about
$4,000. The West Division 1aborcrs will hc
paid aboAt $4,000 this morning at O'Clock
sharp at the Exposition Building.
The Boarl Of Public Works yesterday opened
bids for the paving Of the Intersections uf West
Like street, There was hut onc badcr,-E s.
DeGplyer,-wtosc bid was, paving, $l.50 per
foot; grading, IS cents; curbing, Is gents.
The liccnsc-reeeIpts yesterday we're $500;
the watcr,rents, ssIo5; and the reeclpts 1n the
sourecs: II. s. E'raEnhaEl, 5000; nn!;nown,
$1,oo1, r. j. Taylor, 5000; aud B. F. Adarns
The Board Of Public Works yesterday tssue1
an estimate Ut sS,0l1 to tls American Bridge
|, Company for the Iron roof Of lhc West Sh!e
Pumping Works. and au estimate Of 1890 to
Earushaw s: Gobe, the contractors for tho tna-
eonry work on the toTer at the sntiso works.
The estisuato to tho Bridge Company Is tlle anal
one.
upon TIC a.vsability Of tic sale OF some of
Ch!cago's unproductiyo property, was to hnve
crcs one antt III an out uf the way place. Tie
tltIMGfCTs SAll LILY HcFt HUI
within milo and q halt OF tho sale Of my prop
| crty." It is understood that nothing hua yet
ueen aohc "o9ns ts'o Sato ~ y ; tnG La"G,rIni
aier e ,,t ~ tn, NV iVhnt, th,
. a;,t,. uonR uaI fea -, thn, i. 'os""
| "c" p'op"s1t'oa '4o't' t'4'a - e@pee'so'
/ The Committee On Licenses mut yesterday
morning and had 4 talk about the lccns!n, Of
pool-ta6lcs. Aid. Baumgartcn contcndcd that
poul-tahlcs were not usCd to make money for
tho saloon, since uothInT was charged fur the
games, but tic othcrs amt tho U1ajurity Of tho
! Committee thought that the games were played
~ for tho drinks,'' which coet money, and also
that about half of tho pool.tablcs vera used rs
e., = source Of profit, the games being paid for.
Aldermen said that 1t could 10 set down that the
Committee would report that the tables should
! be licensed.
| 7, ,ecor,,orc. with Tho ,,on .,oo.stsd ,v
annt tstcre~ es,i ind,rac hv ,,,c Teif"s H,,H5 ~
,t'o. ~ H. r,,,rn;"tion ~ ;o dn,n."S,G ~
II, .Is, ~, ~ ~ fa ~ ~ ~ eai;,s.m ~ n
a.s ar ~ vsstsro eH at;s hv Gh;of H
at +s;r .xn,i h 3.c,,td
sHe W., iii riose rase ~ si,1i ~
4u9r ~, tf ,,a,, ~
na,aif' Hns H. Fa,'aa EIra, II nn.snnn Jo
% %Eotns!lu" Miiiia. = iii, 1It 1ili1.ci ..t :,
aviiny NJ. ann. a.. @ ci't IL. Tasis' '
a.,an M!a n ILL.,. J !wn,ia., 1; oA'1Sa M,,af
it tSs -. S a1st Mh n.slt.n ''' trli ~ =.
~. a,u tI ...a.e",,t..s ~ Ieua
LUZ = a't y . i., ~. ~ ~ aolsc,
nnn =. 10 nom ~ ns1a .eaa ~. tu.ss uie
NV tev s.ty -. tis.e! ~! lans.at Gpsat
..os - =" rAS 9"YteHf ~ so NV
, 1876-08-08
MINISTERIAL MEETINGS.

The Dap,ts. ministers net Yesterday morning
.n' n"pt'es ''''us 'tss Jee's4"1
at their roons' About lortS were present.
The roll was called Tor reports OF the churches.
The rasturs malo brief reports Of spiritual
nro,+resx II, +1,e,r fc1,la Mr. }foml.ru If tho
1.s1,.s, a...s. -. s'. @s. .t,t. .aa -. @
a.Aa'. ns'.'., sa a snou". W. =. s.,
tinaal'y increased
MI. Ilillirs, o. JoEet' fepoftca prosperous
cnnu1tton u tne cllnrches IN Ills CITY. lie
thought the outlook cheerful.
mr.. burr, ot Emmanuel! ChtifeI1, shiu that tne
recent charge OF the location OF MS cti0rch haA
t1sbed by Catholic rocks entering through TIC
wi,uoMs. ,.,.
Az. Nay, oi lRehty-nlth etfect Chufcn, re-
ported hlsil ucsrGe o. prosperity IN MS brahen
o. tue WORK. n lcad1 t"eaty-i!Ve persons Aaa
risen Tor prayers: He wanted The otrthren to
co.ilc and help him N the work % revival.
ar: st,erR, Oh bt1fblgton' 8a1a that Ills ehafch
WI; THRIVING 1g apase. ,,.co.,,,,..,.,,n, ,,,xo,
iii ~. ~, ". y. ~ t,,,,t.,,s -.
aiu tnat n,s EGopie WeIs w.. ~ tame .ioaa
Of tne work. nc tltought ttl9t TIC seanuilla'iahs
should be An'crteanized. Lie needed co"opera-
Dr. Eyerts c1l,ortcd tho brethren to assist the
Scandinavian mission aud lrar 1t iii tleir pruy-
rrs to tic tllronu of Grace.
.o,1ts, oiIr ~, 1|'ons y. lMu "" ntssann mss -
,..n. ~ si,y ~ -. r,. 91, vi fi nffius ~
MesL ~ TUT IeEtena,lat G!iulcn. Ae saRl tne
location Was me, anu tho harvest TO oe rcaped
onG OF premise. ,,,.,-.. r., -....-
NJ elctSo'l, ot tlle Nllntclte Cnurch, cohtra-
lSteu lccent st1tencnts 70 Tue cneeI tnat Inc
",' Gmten "as aoou' 'o pceone ono oi
'ISr pr, eSJ Morsun thcn opcnc,l tho discussion on
Wlat i1fl1 81 orSanizsssipn s is oest ioT Us IN
LUG G'ss ~ sPonu ~ sta Sath9.: ~:
!s1alit .netnoulst, Alu Eusseopa NIulcncs a.
, 1876-08-08
HYDE PARK.

Last night jolly loMl uf Democratic Con.
f.nlonlss proceeded III thu tug II. prin.llyillo
to Hyde Pusk, wteru they dlsc,nbartc1 and
sought tho genial shades ot the lsutrt bar-
room. Hers they Mounted tho counter and
l.tlltarltah!cs, alnl shnutcsl until their fiery
t,lrit+, were va.nleA With TIC lowing i,owi.
Ilel.cu they repaired I" the front plaz:.
uf thu !lnnsr, wcro wcrn sealed hundreds ut
lutl;c+ aud gentlemen, ur,d clearing spayc, hc-
G:tIl operations.
S,rcvl,es were mn,1u ty Mrss,s, Murphy Shir-
l:y, Cnmskcy, Fnrayths, Cameron, nnA uthcrs,
intrrs1crte's with land applause.
At !'o'rl,nk they went t'aet tu thu loat and
lett for the city.
, 1876-08-08

DlsA'EgaSs
pOHTMAN-The funcral services pt ,bs In
.asnh portfnan will BE- held at tho residence, n
s23 f',,tl,'xt., at II 0 o'clnc'I ts,.tlny. '''
sTEYESs-s1onday, Aug. :. Ida. beloved d.urb.
tcr 9t NJ A. Stevens. ngrI = months and a.,
sF Milwaukee papers copy. '
DOwLINH-Aug. 7. nt M. AT Safest, Nj,
Della Downing, Of Gulena, III. 2''s'
NcTalns taken to tlnlena 10. internlcnt,
CAS1IEN-At her late residence, No. 80 I)nt,.,.
6cd.st., Johanna, beloved wife Of Michael Cashtn
Funeral Wednesday. at 10 u. in., by carr!agr. d
Calvary Cemetery.
FELT-At Ills residence, OaleAa, Ill.,, LucIu, :.
Full, &
Funeral Wednesday, nth, at gao p. m.
SllEAS.-Aut:. Z, at the residence Of k1rs. Kt,,.
n. M. 70 Spracc.st,. Mrs. Margaret Shcan, sc.d
II years.
Funcral Tuesday. from her langl.ter's residence,
No. $50 West Fonrtecnth.st.. at 0 n. "a, by al.
rtRges TO Calvary.
MUkAETZ-Anguxt Z, nt tho residence o! h.,
parents, No. 1903 Wabash av. ii. 1.nuIaa in,
kant2. In her .1d year, and after a lingering ii,
ness. '
Fanera! notice hereafter.
, 1876-08-08
DEAD CANADIAN SENATORS.

fVFC7II 7FFpdftH u 3Hf 1F13H"R'
TonoHTu, Aug, 1.-THE lrcrasc of tho Hon.
John lsobrrtsas,, une of tho Senators from New
ls,luswlsk, which tooli place Saturday, crcatcs
the nth Yacancy In tho Senate. The deceased
or retiring Senators arc as fOl!ows: Tho Hun.
El,cnczer Perry, Of Ontasio: tho lIon. Sir f..
Kcn1sy, Of Nuya Scotia; lie Ilot.. Jthn Holmes,
OF Nova Srs,tIa; tbs Hon. Juhll Robertson, If
New lIrnnswisk; The Hun. join DeLcyy l.a,l.
renl,, Ut Qucler. T1Is apats OF Str Edward
kenny md Air. DeLcvy wcro vacatca, tho sst
resignation. Thu tl.rrc others BY dcath.
, 1876-08-08

Tbs regular weekly meeting Of tho County
Board was held yesterday afternoon, all aLc
members present.
The Arst order was tho reading Of bills, which
were all properly referred. Among them was
one for 6.95 from Joscph lfUgan, for plumb.
Ing At the old Hospital; anc from the CosoneE
for acting Us Sheriff, amounting to $.ss, III; md
one from Gen. Ltcb for prlntng the proceedings
OF the board in his paper during July, aggrc-
gating $3O5.55.
WHIT sol
lii. Holden asked the Chairman OF the lIos.
p!tal Committee how It was that most Of the
wssnesses examined In the hospisui inycstiga~
, 1876-08-08

t}on we're nnn-rcsi,Icut&, IIe tkouEi,t the Char-
man ought to have seem 10 Il Tint persons out
stitution, =.
Mr. Clrary rcpltcl TINT Mr.. Holden could
gain some Information by examining The bus.
f,,itnI rujcs.
The discussion was ,,,ee'lles,ly prolonged. NJ.
"5 Id .omc n,I 10 ~ iic Insttnton y. ,,irs. etc.
COMMITTEE HgroHTs.
Tile Committee on Public Charities reported
sai0O Among tic Items was $l0O for a,,t,tlrics
10 pcrfolat {AicClcvy It Coz, and to5 for wlllte-
otllcc. ote A'A ~~>'A''''" '|'~ ''
reported that tho vault fixc,l up for Tho ,,.o of
tie Recorder In tho Recorders office was not
adapted to thu purpose for which 1t hail becn
,t,at!c, and that the records became nodded III
twenty -four hours.
the 20 complaints Of ,nco,,al nc assessment, and they
were referred ,ack. ar. Comfy c,l.e,l the 'attcn-
lion OF lie COMMITTEES to Tie fact that the CHI
cage Land Company hal not tce', assessed, and
Tho Committee on Public Buildings and Hoe
n,tal rcnortcl In fayor Of allowing L, ]. Sexton
$1,000 IN Ills Hospital contract.
TIE AHrn1rHEArRE.
The spectal Committee appointed to report
uppn Tie building OF nu nmphthcntre and
corridor for tho new HuspitAl submit
ted q majority and minority report. Tic
majority report va. signed by siessrs. Nc
Catfrey, Holden, ANIL Schmidt, and recon-
building and corridors after the plans Of Arcllt-
tcet Cuehrane, already ntloptet. The minority
renort vas signed by Mcssrs Burlck and Bussc,
aud recommended the building of the corridors
soulc subscauent time.
Afr. McCaffrey urged tho adoption Of the t1la-
fortty rcpurt, and Mr.. l3urdlc tic adoption OF
thc minority, each making characteristic
, 1876-08-08
AQUATIC.

SARATOGA, N. r., Aug There was snf1i-
e!cnt breeze this morning to make many hesitate
about leaving tho hotels at the tI1I.o when tho
ounib,lscs started for tho lake. Tho referee,
Ut the Nautilus Rowing Association, Of New
York, decided, however, that tho regatta should
take place, and at the appointed time thuso tn
participate III the race for the Juniors took their
stations Tho trulcrs woru 4. II. Robinson, of
Union Springs; T. L. aiau, of Argonauts; F.
Toln9kIns, vof Wolyeuhook; W. II. KoScrs, VI
, 1876-08-08

Aid. Cullcrtonfs parlon arrived hero day BE-.
fosr yesterday evening and got Into the hands
Of h!s counsel yesterday. Following Is thu dos
unent;
Ulysses g. Grant, President Of tue United States Of
AnteFicu.
Ink: WuEnxAs, On thu 2l.t day Of July, 4. d.
1b1t, Ia thu un!teI 6la.ea District Court fur the
Northern District of Illinois, ono Edward +. Cul-
lelton. be!uE cuuxicted Of violation Ut the laws
,SeklQk tv tle luts1lA Nv, eaup, M ssa,susea to
, 1876-08-08
CRIMINAL.

Domtnick O'Calahau, saloon-kecpcr at No.
5ll Milwaukee avenue, WAS yesterday held by
Commissioner lloyne in $500 bail for selling
liquor without license.
Frank Thyng, ono Of the boys who burglar
lied tho cigar-store No. lGd Randolph street ut
pooa Saturday. Was captured yesterday aud will
, 1876-08-08

III the auctiun column will be ionm! . notice Of
tho sale Wednesday VI most wecH of 4 lE.t.ciass
Touring mill. Will al mt'aesn improvements, In
JancsyIlc, Wis tr!u mill has al modern Improve.
loeAilan unl natarl advantages Escou,.ucnd. isrlt
to all Mlcrs.
, 1876-08-08


Fls"t base by crsorn-TVArtford. .; Mutual, ),
Toia! base 'ita.fIaIffnrd. 0: Mntnni !.
LEFT On basch~IIastforl, 7; Mutual, &.
StENck out-l3notll and Allison,
1lanG on itrce balla-p. Tteacy.
1lnlc-Twu hours and ten mInutcs.
UMplEn-EharlcA Daniels.
lNDIANAFo1lH.
1kn1AAApoLts, Ind, Aug. 7.-The game Of
baseball between tho lnAnua{,olis Cul n1it1 the
st. Louls Browns was won by tic lattcr By tho
following scUrc:
{anngt- l 8 . 1 4 q 0
lfrawns,,. ..........,0 l l Q l Id
acknowledgements d U = 0 D u-a
At sEANsltALLJoWK, "a.
MAHsuALLrowN, la., Aug. 7.-ilsc long;aa
yertiscd game Of base. e.ball between tho Mar;
shalls, Of this city, mud tho Iroub!cs0nes, ot
Atlantic, for tho championship Of luwa, ra,no
oil this afternoon at this place, in tho presence
Of nbout l. 800 people. Tic Tfoublesomcs aru
thc champions IT thu Missouri Slope, aud de-
feated The champions Of California oll ticlr trip
through this Statc several weeks ugo: Result nt
ted a9days gane; aarst,alis Is9uI'Issones, .aI'a.
first tlrec !nutngs.
, 1876-08-08
Substitutes IN Tnc DfHTAL RANKS

not desIsublei therefore keep The natural teeth
yoan4 md pu1u with that wholesome vegetable
elixir SuzodUut. DO thts. atI they will lasL
long the breath lasts, IND tue breath itself Will
peyeg by tainted.
, 1876-08-08
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT


SEVENTH WARD,
:. At tho last meeting of Tho $cvrnth Wnr f,epuS.
tlcah Club, Tho ,neetng. night uf the Club Vat
changed from Wednesday 10 Tuoslay evening u
zach wcch. The rrgulnr weekly meeting Of tSs
Club will. therefore, be held this evening" 1t i6s
Asusi place, No. ISL llsuc Island avenue. i. i.
Nnnd viii speak. -
, 1876-08-08
TuRPENTlNE,


WILMINGTON, N. G., Aug. 7.-spirlts Of n,
pentsne stcnIy ut 2o1c.