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, 1876-04-27

Gloulson Neclktug Arbitration RatToan
IAitMhclf and l3ecCheF.


Himself and 13ecCAeF.
New Yonx, April 4o.-francse D. Moulton, IN
an pou letter 10 .IIenry Ward Beechor eays !
II will 30 amend my complaint that Tho issu>
shall be, II II is not offered now thas BY your
perjury ycu cAusod me to beindicted for llhol for
saying you wore an adultetsr; you thon we'll
knowing shAt what said waa ttuo," houlton
in tho ordinary mode. or BY er-fssal1ont Wool
soy, Of fRlo College, or By Deacon George @.
Robinson. OF Plymouth Church. or by jury.
onehAlt 10 bs soeoted by Thomas @. Bhearman
hImsoif. Tho verdict Of tho majority 10 b. 10
copied ~ tbs Gpsl decision.
, 1876-04-27
WASHINGTON.

AN IMPORTANT CIRCULAR.
Special Dtspaseh To The Chicago Ir11une.
WARRINGTON, D. G., April 28.--Tlo Treasury
Department has Issued circular inviting In
formation 40 to frauds upon tho Government.
relating to distilled apirits, Tho circular aAys,
With vtew 10 n honeat collection Of tho tax upon
Distilled spirits, aud tho prompt pun!shment Of por-
sons engaged In defraudin9 tho Government, AsH
tho cooperation Of honest dstfIers, r6ctlncrs aud
nquor-deatc!s Thr csIsrenco Of thia oace has been
that, when fraud ig being pcrpctE1ted by dister1.
honest manufacturers and dealers among tho INST
70 discover IT, but have heretofore. been rcsralneI
from giving information 10 tA otee through tcar o1
.,, icing COMPROMISED nIa in ,, aomo ~, q ~ =
It ID Il duo to honest manufacturer ~
well CO to tho Government, Tint oycry gallon Of,
Epirts placed Upon tho market shodld Eay the i'm
posed BY law. and thia result only Be att.incts
through the vigilance Of revenue otccrs, heartily aus
taintd by tho honeat portion Of the trade. thers-
fore respectfully aak dtstl1erB and da4e1s tn nquor
havsng Anouiedgo Of fraud, good to suspect
~ existence 70 comaunicate ths fact OF aunPcion TO-
this office. They may DO With ass1lrance that theif
communications ahall be treated strictly conddsn-
ttal. The information titus given will Be mAde tbe
bas!s Of An Immediate Investigation by od,cer al
1nlarnI Eayenue. D. D. tnA7E, CommissioucE.
, 1876-04-27

Nxw Yonx, April 26.-AEriyad-steamahips
nuseia, from Livorpooi, aud Anchona, from
Glasgow.
QUEENSTOWN. April 28.~-steamahip HelvettA,
from Nav York. has arrived.
SAN Francisco, Cal, April 2e.-The attach
Of kow Yorx having been released BY bond, shs
ssiis to-day.
, 1876-04-27

sl 1n!ess.tlog Committees which desire % cantinus
70 bold Congresa and keep theae Committees Ruin4
throosloul The entiro canpssn with tho tnttntion ot
IseiinR ths 1crubl!can candidate ~ wo ss thn ad-
niptstrtGon generally, under hfo from frat to last.
, 1876-04-27
Judgment Suspended for Two Weeks,
and $4,000 Bail Accepted.
4 Great Petition for Presidential Glen.
tncy foW Circulating in Missouri.
Important Circular Issued
from the Treasury
Department.
Chicago NcYs---After the Morri8
DiBtillery---Tle Wads-
worth Trial.
ST. LOUIS.
MfKEE's REHrrNrX

-. looIo'
N h1- S-s4hatA-
epee'ot D7s"a9e" IA tniec'e 7s'oun*'
81. LOUIS Mo., Apr!s 26.-IAa tnst act OF sho
the venerable Mckee WAS brought before the
BAR for bouteuce Ae q closing scene It wRa
solemn and impressive. A proat crowd was
rrrsent A ,1enth1v hush nrnva,tea. and Inapo
t,I1o, .no1.. ,r;,h .r o-,otan },.t th,}ioa avor.
ae. "..A 81 ..,ss ea la ~ H.. 49,.
euu'so'. DulnR tae uonsoif u 'no ''e' P"'s VI
tho eontouco, Mckee oxhib!tod . marked nerv-
ouBucas. the mueclce Of bis faco twikchtpR and
trembling in manor that showed m over
mnstering c1citemcnt. As the Judge proceeded,
howc7or. thu i1cfcuianta ne4yourness bee.me
less apparent, as, When ho had progressed far
enough to Indicate tbe result. the old mans
-. bs,,.,, -. ,..r,,. ~. ,,av., ,t,,;,itv ~ -
i"e" oe9aa ~ aseuAe '1a osIa' pl"eia.'S " GA
prcseiou. I. wae plain that tho termination Of
tho suspense which had overHhad0nod him SO
long would have been genuine relief, had 1t
oven brought With 1t the meat adverse Of judg.
u4ens'' ne .A"' ~ 'oao'' e'ssP'u .ae o'''s1'
t!ary-tho calamity Which ha dreauod Win
Bucn An,Ecr rEAn
anu consuaauatloa WHICH, uls eneunea AAo so
ardontly hoped for. When Judge Dillon pro-
ooun.0 'Ao ~. 'Ho ee"'oueo
1lchee oInlp!ted checslulnoa3 tnat
sgreeAbly surpriscd hia frsonda, many Of
Hhou thought he would utterly break down II
III, ,ftn,tc ree,,t ,xas .dyerar. After the acnsne,
wv n'''ulas - A.0u1' ~" ~ ~ Ds'seno
Was P1esoo taese WAS pu'y s.r IN mo eoof-sooint
many people pushing out 70 tel tho news And oters
rstna!nlng tn gszo At the defendant who sas unpovsd
hsa1 az a'' souases ~,
Mhcn ques ha1 oeon fes'oeso' image htafa ssoso
md aaid: II tho Court pltako ask that 4uspen-
sion Of sentence mty b. had for the purposo Of spa.
hlin, M. Iaferh,rt u o1,t,tn n no,sn,e conru.
eae '".s .4eA - : E.
auon OF LIE sentence "e 1a1aR kast' unaes
the deicndnnt nrc submitted to tho Executive,
they VII not only 1e "a proper 9founa3 tor
kseexe Gi,smenoJ, W. INC ue9t W. ~. taao 9! hash
, 1876-04-27
OFFICE OF THE
Chicago Gas Light { Coke Co,

Gas Consumers about to change their resi-
Ounce Or place Of business will oonfor ia
vor by nondinG notice to the oinco Of tds
Company, "a nud 10 Doarborn-Bt.
JAB. E. DUNTIB, 500.
, 1876-04-27

WASHINGTON.
Davenport Still Investigating
Oaulfelds Committee.
That August Body Obliged to
Adjourn to Escape His
opportunities.
The Small Change Famine
Little Affected by tho
Silver Issue.
4 Good1y Stock of fractional
Paper Currency Never
| Yet Issued.
Democrats Propose to Keep Their
Investigation Mills Running
During The Recess;
Or, aa the Only Alternative, to
| POSTPONE Adjournment Till
November.
Two More Officers Of the Confederate
House Become lnvestigable.
Tho House Democrats Decide to
Abolish the Fnst-nlaf1
| System.
, 1876-04-27
Office Of the Lake Shore g. Michigan
Southern Railway Co.

VLEFEEAHu flhScH 28f Ib1b.
Tho snnua1 meeting OF tho Stockholders Of this
Company for tho election OF Directors for tho ensu
Ing yeaF and for tho Transaction Of other appropriate
business, will 10 held Ut tho Office OF the Company, In
the City Of Cleveland, Ohio, on Wednesday, tho Sd
day Of May next, between the houth Of IL o'clock In
tho forenoon and o'clock in tho afternoon Of that
day. GEORGE II. ELY, Secretary,
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BRITISH COLUMBIA ITEMS.


TIE FREsHET on THE M.ISLAED.-
The following are the latest items of
news relative 70 the damage - the
great freshet oa the Mainland
The siska Flat bridge Is carried
awav; Boston Bar bridge i gone: both
the 7-mile bridges ere a7.@i, but
Speuce's bridge at latest stiyice- was
still standing
Between Yale and the Sixteen mile
House the road is submerged in seven
different places and more or less wash
ed away 1t i, impossible for stages 70
get through; the mails ard express have
TO be packed over the hich ground
above the road
At Yale kinbali and Gladwin's
aud w. e. Mayes' warehouses are Sc
cured with ropes and chains. The
water is within two feet of Oppenhei-
mer Bros premises; and on Friday
morning the river was steadily rising.
The blacksmitL's shop at Yale is also
made fast with ropes ~ prevent it from
floating off Gordon's placc-one mile
below Yals-is washed away and the
water stands three feet deep in his
house.
Steamers from New Westminster
deem it dangerous 10 proceed further
up the river than Emery's Bar. then
passengers have TO travel by road TO
Yale On Friday morning the river
rose 9 inches at Yale and is now 20
feet above low water mark, showing
no signs Of receding.
Parties who have recently arrived
from the upper Country state that it
will take at least two month. to put the
wagon-road in \ passable state for
heavy teams.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFoRSIA.-The
steamship California arrived at Esqui.
malt yesterday Mt noon from Sitka.
Fort Wrangel and Nanaimo She brought
down from Sitka 60 L. s. troops,
Major Campbell, wife and family. Capt.
Field, wife and family, Lieut. Quinam,
wife and child, and Lieut.. Goddard.
She experienced dirty weather, accom-
panied by rain and cold winds oil the
voyage down, and brings no news later
than that already published She will
leave for Portland this NOR ming.
James II. Latham, who was agent
for Wells. Fargo & Co, at Victoria,
during the brisk times of 1858 and
1859, died on the steamer while max
ing the voyage from New York to
Queenstown. The body will be brought
back to San Francisco for interment.
The steamer North Pacific has been
hauled on Laipg's ways for caulking
and other repairs before making the
passage to San Francisco.
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7 Ell E r A p HIC
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.-The city
journals this morning contain wood
cut of the proposed naval sham fight
and bombarimeut. to come off July sd.
showing the target on Lime Point aud
tho ship moored near it, at which the
Are from the guns of the ships of-war
IN the harbor. Fort Point and Alca,ras
% to be directed. A view of the troops
and sham battle near tho Preside will
liz the first order in the morning. fol.
lowed by the bombardment in the AT
tcrnoon.
People are beginning to make pre-
lpArations for the celebration Of the
crth of July. Montgomery and Kear.
lky streets are already fes,ooned with
Ionall flags on wires stretched along
Iahe streets for taat purpose. Fire
cxackers and bombs are already making
themselves heard. and by Saturday.
when the sports will be ,naagura,ed by
4hc regatta of the San Francisco Yacht
Hub. il is probable Tia, the holiday
telling will be general.
Il Frank Royal. native at England
nineteen years otage. belonging 10 the
rev of the Anna Small. lying along.
ihislc Front street wharf. fell from the
bidc Of that vessel last night aud Was
lslrowncd.
Ban FRANCISCO, June 25.-Arrived
Bark Montana. Seattle: steamer
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w. P. DRUITT, Agent.
TESTIMONIALS
Mr.. Downs. Seattle, W T.:
Dear Sir-I have had sore eyes for eight months
or more and have tried all eye waters and salves
and in fact everything 1 could think or hear of,
but found no change III my eyes. until by chance
got one of your boxes of Magic Eye Sslve, which
/ am happy TO say did its work TO perfection, and
can recommend tito the world.
GEORGE L. MOCnEL.
SEATTLE, W. T., June i. 1876.
Mr.. DowSs
Dear Sir-I have been troubled with sore ewes
for some time past. Was Induced TO try your Eye
Salve and found great relief thereby. can rec
ommend is to the public.
Respectfully yours,
A. II. JONES, Engineer Steamer Zephyr.
Mr.. Downs:
Dear Sir-That others may be benefited make
this statement. We had . young girl living with
years Physicians exerted their skill, but with no
permanent success. l purchased q box of your
Eye Salvs and she used it on her eyes for a week
or ten days, according to the directions. ! was
astonished to the work it had done. Her
eyes were cured.) My wife and l used it il
freshened the sight and made us ten years young
err sincerely recon- mend it to all who are AT
fiicted with nearsig GIFTED. weak, sore or inhamed
eyes. MARTIN MCMAHON.
Money can be sent by mail in Registered Letter
or by Post office Order and the Save will be sent
by return mail Write legibly your address.
Address, II. DOWNS,
jel9-tf Seattle Washington Territory.
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City of Patams. Victoria, ship Or
phens, Nanimo; lark Revere. Depart
ure Bay.
Sailed-Bark oakland. Port Town
send: schooner Jose Perkins, Port
Townsend; bark osmyn, Seattle; bark
entine wm. II Ga~ley. Port Madison;
ship Frank Ans.iu, Sanaimo; bark
Mary Glover. Port Discovery
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THE WEEKLY INTCIIgsgxCEn
Mr.. X. q. WARD IL cur daily Authorized
Agent for the DAILY 1NTEIIgSsGNGER
Wednesday, June %, 1879.
A PUBLIC INCONVENIENCE.

It is an unfortunate circumstance
that our main business street instead
Of running continuously along the
city front, is intercepted at its
junction with Mill and James streets
by jog, or what in miners parlance
would be called a "fault F" In the
distance Of three or four blocks
Commercial street is checked by a
row Of stores along Mill street, and
the throug Of travel and business is
compelled to swing off 10 the east
and northeast for half block and
then zigzag again TO the northwest
in order to get down Front street.
The effect of this higgledy-piggle-
dy arrangement Of tics treets, in the
business center, is serious incon-
venience To the public, an obstacle to
the progress of Front street, and an
unsightly mar to the appearance of
the city. The matter of remedying
this disadvantage has already been
discussed in this Journal, but has
hitherto been postponed on account
Of the expense it would involve.
Now that an ordinance has passed
: for the immediate grading Of Front
street, as reasonable occasion is AZ
forded for calling the attention Of
the public to the matter again. If
il is To be done at all it stands to
reason that the sooner it is done, the
better, and the less the cost for the
property is steadily rising in value.
If Commercial street were carried
through into Front, and distance
on Mill street Of about $50 feet,
aud on Front street Of about 100
feet, were condemned and thrown into
the Public Square, the amount Of
business frontage around this center
X4Ill1 ot N sssa. :; ir,s :: ~ ard d
SO much enhanced by the improve
ment in the appearance and eonve-
nience of that quarter, that the abso-
lutte sacrifice of property would be
really inapprceiable, and in the ulti-
mate adjustment the gain would
greatly oyerbalance the expense.
A few years ago the authorities
in San Francisco found it necessary
10 pass an ordinance for the WIDEN
ing OF one Of the chief streets in the
city, Kearney street, and had to con-
denim a wide strip of frontage along
the entire line, aud remove or tear
down all the buildings. The expense
in that case was heavy, but, neverthe-
less, as a financial speculation it has
proved most profitable one to all
parties concerned
In the present case, the chief Off
setting advantage would be that a
continuous thoroughfare would be
formed along the city front, from
the Hall and Stetson mills, now
building Mt the head of Commercial
street above King, and the depot of
the Seattle and Walla Walla Rail-
road, through to Belitown.
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NOTICE

NJ wife sahina Lilly having left my bed and
board withou: any just eaass hereby give Eotiee
that / will net ~ rssponsiols for any oeets OF
her contracting. and forbid aCy one fgrni.Ains
he any money or goods on my account
THOMAS LILLY.
Seattle, J une -. ISIS Az
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THE EMMA AUGUSTA is loadiug
with lumber. at Freepors. for Salonics,
Cal
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THE CHURCH.

REFORMED EpIscorAL1ANs
ToRosro, Ont, july 14.-1n tho Ottawa Re-
formed Episcopal Council to-lay ten. Bucktng-
ham presented q resolution To tho effect that
the office oi deacon docs not necessarily exclude
the holder from pursuing proper worldly oe-
curation necessary to Ills support
At the afternoon tession of the General Coun-
dl Of the Reformed Episcopal Church, tho fcv,
Mcsars. Posacthwht, Wilson, and Hughes wcro
appointed Committee to whit on Bishop Che
ney and the congregation Of Christ Church,
Chicago, to present the resolution pnsacd by tho
Council, requesting bishop Cheney to accept the
position made vacant by the death Of lslshop
Cunmins, md aakieg Tie congregation 70 &c:
Church. It was tho almost unau,mous wish Of
tho Council that bishop Cheney shonld accept
the position Of Missionary Bishop, and Sevcr tita
CONNECTION with Cllrist Churcl, of Chicago. lie
refused, without the consent ofhiscougre regatfun:
The report Of tho Committee on the 1fyrnna1
was nccepted. Il recommends that the llynnal
changed ,by the Committee b. printed and dis:
trIbuied III the different pariabss, aud reported
upon at the next Council.
, 1876-07-15
NOTES AND NEWS.
Tt1AT's WHAT'S THE MATTEL

Gp6a3t 1Htp1tth 10 lhE 1F7okH&.
WASHINGTON, y. C., July 14.-The President
one day last week gave IN audience to mn Ohio
private citizen, in no way connected With public
lie, md voluntarily convcrsed very freely witl,
him upon the public situation. Among other
things, the President criticised very severely
Hayes letter. 1Ie said hc considered It
in extremely bad taste, md thought
that II ,rnectcd upon the present
Administration. Tho President further said
to this gentleman that he hoped the time would
come when the american people would be per-
mittcd to elect q President f0r as long time us
they chose. The inference left Upon this gen
t1c1nan's mind was very strong tllat the prcst-
tton whatever ilatl been given u1 tle question Of
tic thlrt.tcrtn. Thr Presidents entire manner
indicated complete dissatisfaction with the po-
ltsical situation, and much personal anger.
sArs IRIS Al. RIGHT:
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 14-Jaincs 3. VII
son, ex*Distnct Treasurer, las arrived here
from New York. Wilson states that he was de-
md TINT he will show TO the cntiro satisfaction
of his friends and the public TINT his accounts
aze oil right, and that he did not intend To a',-
sconl. as iIe llad no cause to do So. Wilson
brought back with him draft from New York
for tie money therefore, said to be deficient.
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Secretary Morrtl's attention having been d.
rccted To the statement tclcgraphcd from here
last night, saying TINT Prcsdvnt Grant ycstcr-
day orderetl him to remove Auditors Aahon
and Ella, Supervising, Architect Potter, and
Vice, and asked for the Reinstatement Of
Broadhcad and Buttctaeld, hu said with
| much emphasts: "Thcsc is not one word of
truth In It, nor even the Bemblalcc Of
| truth. The President Inns given inc no orders
| since came INTO thu Department, and ts not
| likely to do 80. a,n free mud unlianpcrod, md
| propose to manage this department In proper
htt1on to serve" There Is not the slightest cyi.
dcnce tint tho President desires to Interfere
With Mr.. Morrill,, but 1t Is probable that he will
| lcoye him free to choose his own suborliuatcB.
, 1876-07-15

IMPEACHMENT IN THE 6EHATBs
Sptctt.i Itsptsca 10 The 7ttbana.
W4sn1RoToa, d. O., july little principal
object in tho way Of adjournment now Ia tho
Impeachment trial In thc Sunate, II TINT was
finally lispoBed Ut there Is no Doubt that tho
pressure upon the Conference Committee would
10 80 grcat that the Appropriation hills would
he disposed OF tn two or three days. But the lcal
,ng Democrats OF tho llouso do nut propose 10 DO
llcll responsible for any postpo,c,ncnt Of the
Impeachment trta!, Tlloy say that.lf tho Sen
ute, OF its motion, should postpone that trial
until next December, they should lnteyposc no
objection to such m arrangement, but they
do not propose by tho passage Of Joint rcsolu-
t!pn fixing day Of adjournment to put 1t Into
the power Ut tic majority Ut the Senate to o.
rusc tho House Of hay!ng bcen In such u hurry
TO 70 holnu that they could not walt for the
completion Ut tho trial. Tho present temper OF
thu Senatu seems " bc to go through with tho
time Ut adjournment will therefore bo re-
ported fruln tho Why's and Mrana Commit
tee or passed BY the uonse until the hel.
lsnap casc. Is finally disposed o!. Thon
promptly !ixcd, anll al agreement On tho Ap-
i,rouy1aiIou tlllx will be quickly reached. Some
tcafs aru expressed that unless an adjournment
Is reached Within few days, tho House will 10
LIFT WITHOUT 4 QUORUM.
Tho fullest vote which lns been taken this
weok WIS that IN tho resolution in regard to tho
repeal Ut thu Resumption ut, Introduced by
Holman on Monday. II showed only ahout
20 members present. and i'oIs than io ,a al'ssnt,
l.aye been gruntel, and great number OF the
5autllcrn aud Western Representatives are maxi
ing p5cparatlons to leave Washington to-lnDr-
row or early next week; sAoulu the nouse De
tion bills arc disposed of. It would be tn very
lad prelicatncut.
, 1876-07-15
TOBACCO.

8pfc30I NIVd9Ch 70 18s 17b1M.
WASHINGTON, u. G., July H.-Tho Commit
tee on Ways und Means ut its meeting to-tnor.
row will proceed to thu consideration of tho re-
port prepared by Mr. Tucker In relation to tho
mobilization Ut tho tax on tobacco aud its
manufacturers. Mr. Tucker makes tho follow
Ing recommendations; First, tllat thu duty on
ltcortte, paste, and juice, used ii the uaauufac-
turo of plug tobacco, b. reduced fran 10 rents
per pound to :, tho manufacturer giving boud
that It shall be us for III other purpose. 6ct,-
ond, that my producer Of Tobacco he allowed to
sell S100 w1rth Ut leaf tobaeco 10
uny persons Without tho payment OF
license tax; also, that sales OF toba.co under
judicial process, anl by aductasies, ba allowed
without the payment Ut tux. To red1ec the
lEvcnsc tar o retail dealers In Leaf tobacco from
S5u0 Oh salrs amounting to sl.oW Or lrss, aud
, 1876-07-15

Gptctdl Nspdteh to 1ne TS1buH4
TORONTO, Ont, July 14.-Yestcrday. several
delegates to tho Young Mems Christian Asso-
chiffon held outdoor meetings. The Rev. u.
Il. Hail, Of Now York, attempted to conduct
services on Bolton street, one Of the lowest III
the uty. a. number Of roughs, tritated by the
blue ribbons which tho delegates wore, assault-
eggs, and other missiles. A policeman appeared,
md, instead Of arresttng the rougls, threatened
to nrrest 5r. Hall II ie did not leave, There
will bo N investigation into tho poltcc1nan's
conduct
, 1876-07-15

60 per cent on saacs of over e1,uD to 500 and
10 per cent. Fourth, that the tar on tobacco bc
reduced from u to il cents per pound; on e.
CARA and cllcroots from 81. T., IS a tho,1-
sand, and TN .tgnrcttcs wcthtng not over r
per i0od Fifth, that TIC provisions Of Bee.
54a3 Of The RcyIAd Statutes, which permits
medicines, preparations, et,mposItinn., per
f,lmery, cotNletlcs. manufactured wholly or 1t,
part of domestic fplrIte,. intended fur c1poE.a.
hllail be applied " tho manufacture Of to1tros
for chewing and smoking for export alone,
whether manufactured from native or foreign
tDtl0Ecth
, 1876-07-15

TIE IH6IVA1 A&11as* -
HoNE, july 14.-Thc Senate to-day dlscusscu
the bill concerning customs regulations H.
Dcprcits, Minister Of FtnAncc, defended the
bill, and sud 1t involved portion Of the Minis-
Hoycri,n.ent would consult tho interest Of the
country rs to tho cuurse they should purauc.
On division tic yeas md nays, were equal:
Tho President consequently 0celarcd the bill
rejected.
Several Senators protested TINT the vote was
void. Hrent excitement cnsucd. Thr sitting
was adjourned until Mon1nr.
, 1876-07-15

fpsetql DitpateA to 7As 7rbHn&
DETROIT, Mich, July H.-Vhss evening sex-
ton uud slosson played here thrtr closing gane
Of billiards, It being the 8.bcll game aud 6oo
points. Hcore. sosson, $40, 6extou, 4sl.