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ANDERsON,-1n this city. on Saturday, Sept. 30.
John Anderson. aged 90 wears
eatives and friends are nvited 10 end the funeral
from his ate residence, 7Ol lh aV near b4th ST. on
Mundly, Oct. 2. at O'Clock Z. NJ.
BLACKBUEN.-On sunday noon. Mary, wife OF
ThomIe Blackburn, native Of Killarney, County Kerry,
In the 34th year of ner age.
Funeral on Tuesday at o'clock from her late resi-.
dcnce IL Rose Al. Relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited TO attend.
CARSiAN.-On FRIDAY, 2gth inst, Charles f. Carman
Of this city. In the 4j,h year of his age.
Funeral services will be held at the PresDiterian
Church. corner Of tOth and 155h It, on Tuesday,
Oct. 8, at o'clock Carriages viii he In attendance TO
meet 3Oclock train from JOth ct at Carnsylle depot,
1891 VI.
g. ARK On Oct. l, james CLARK. sergeant-MaJor
60th r. giment.
Funeral from his late residence 3i7 East 2ith at.
O1t - az l:3l O'Clock. The veteran Corps are invited
ilroxhod1 Orelaud) papers please copy.
MOlWiAN.-suddenly. Gu Sept. ~. William Morgan,
glass stuiner
Funeral on Monday at 2:So r. NJ from his late resi-.
dehce, 80 South Sh ST., Brooklyn. +. u. Interment
Tuesday, at 10 4. VI.
PtATT..On saturday Sept 80, Catharinc, widow Of
James Pratt, ia the 721 year of her age
Funeral VIII take place on Monday, at 4 o'clock
nom her ate residence, 22J West 10Th d.
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south Carolina tor Rcform.

A. the st. james, well-known nuo-
tuueer stopped us no was leaving the dininI
ru1n aud remarked To- u.s. "Wuuld YOU ne
hevrlt that | heard cti2 m Of hicnmond Of
SCUM G iruuuaf' 4 fine lookinV gentleman 1t
the same table looked ~ aud gnmly remirked
" Ana nearly cyeiY wnite man IN that state WIN
nHke yol the sIuie bet." said ne, continuing,
" l nave just como from there, ana was amazed
al the enthusiasm that greeted Hampton every
where. Nj onll re the white people arOused,
but there ar negro Hampton CLUBS la every dis
met. ne rd negroes, too, hurTaLlng fOl lamp
ton while he was hpeaklng."
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. saw those evidences they refused

at Washington saw those evidences they refused
to allow Gov Reed to draw the scrip.
But the carpet bagA rs tried again, and were
successful. Although the law requires the col
lege to be located IN the most central and access
stole part Of the state. the Radical College
Board Of Trustees located II away down some
where In South Florida, at an out-of the-way
and inaccessible place called Eau Gallie, on
some - Geason's land that he got suppose,
from the state for nothing, and IN this way
Gleason and the rest OF them have the cxolu-
sive enjoyment OF said scrip. just as much As il
Gov Reed had been allowed 10 gOt 1t under the
forced act of Fob. 10. isiu.
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-ono OF the Pirate NorGun's Booty.


a quantity of treasure has been discov-
cred IA the Columbian coast aud h Is supposed
to h We been there Tor ABOUT tNp centuries me-
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CRAIG III psON. -Ou Mlntav sept 20 ~ the rel.
dcncr ut tuc uu4eH TAitnt. Henri Afalg u bruoh VA,
y. / .iu Fannie lui- 100, u ugiicl OF Ge1rEe f. Hut
son. = -q., ~ iiOst n,
NNING-tARNAN At TRINITY tharel. sept. 2S,
hY the irv g. T.. - ,r, J'rsup Cumming 10 Lucene'
daughter OF tlarlee n. ,nrmtn f-q
kOHtRS-S LutN. hu o.. .nin meta At lIl ad'-
uli a. at ST. IS tpucu' Church, ny tIc lev Mllan itul
DER d. D.. Harry Rogers 90 Suplae Loui-r daughter OF
W" MIIYE- VNN nONVE> pFl,G. ON Wednesday,
Sepi. "a AZ Tho residence of tlr uriir4 rents, Nv the
nv. hlrrison hrgrmance, Theodore 4 ormil{e, Jrj
New BRIGHTON, - L., TO Jane g.. ,tcoud daughter VI
DR.. James q Van lloeycnbcrg Of kingston \. Y.
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7 ONU Island RAILROAD.
PENNSYLVANIA IA N,A,,IILIssifioPAp.


AND UNITED STATS NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, DesbrOsscs and Cortland
streets ferries, ne follows;
Express for HnrisburR Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $3.50 A. NJ, and
$50 T.. NJ SUNDAY, O and $3.50 T.. VI.
For MilamspOrt, LOck Haven, Cory, and Erie a. $40
and s.dO T. Me- connecting at CORY Tor Titusville.
Petroleum Centre ana the OF Regions. ..
For Baltimore, Washington, ana the south, Limited
Washington Express " Of Pullman Plrlor cars dailNf
except sunday $3.50 A. NJ arrive Washington 4ilO
+. VI. Regular Al $40 A. NJ. $40 and r. NJ. sunday.
Express for Philadelphia. 7:Jo $40 $50 A. NJ. 1880.
$40. g. T. D. 9, T. 500 + VI. and IL night Accommo-
dation 4. ii. anu l:iO p VI sunday, s A. NJ, 5, 8,
Z s;ln, and o +. NJ. Emgrant and second class
For Centennial Depot at 53o go 1880, g. $40. $50
A. NJ 1890, =, and 7. ". On SUNDAY, A. N. Re
turning leave Centennial Depot at 7l5, S;l5, 1850
A. NJ. l. 1.lJ g. $780, iiJ, $50 T. 600 aud 100 l. VI.
On SUNDAY, 7:.O A. VI and +. N.
For trains to Newark. Eiz9netn Railway, Princeton,
Trenton, Perth Amboy, Pennington, Bnlviere. and
other lnt-, see local schedules AZ at Ticket Oncea.
Trains arrive From Pittshu ,h, G.2O aud 1880 A. NJ.
ami 1920 r. VI. dairy; 1910 \. NJ and $50 T.. NJ daily,
tXc.ut MInday. From Was ingion aud Baltimore,
$50 A. NJ, $40, $50 and l0,2D T.. NJ. sund $50 A.
1850 \. NJ .:iO, $50 iO, BIO $40 G:5l 73b. $50.
$40 and loco +. Su day, J:Oj O:sO, ESQ 1910.
1850 4. $50 and 1920 p. NJ.
IcNct once, 1-6 aud Wi broadway. No. Astor
Houso, and foot Of Desnrns-ea aud Cprtlandt SITS;
No. Court St. Brooklyn ia lld ana llA hudson st..
Hon ken Depot. Jersey CITY Enngrant Ticket ONCE
No Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, ID. VI. BOYD, Jr.
General Manager General Pa senger Agent.
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sCuAEFEG. In the city of New York, on the GOTH
day u September 1879, by the Hon Thcodoric H. west
hrooS, Justice OF the suprcAc Court, Mary henaeloT
rOul Henry schaeieT. Cause, adultery.
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We invite musical auth critics and those who
un t.t iui rifho manu- lVtal lns. ana the pun ic IA
r'h. raj io c anu * 'N y our pianos ana ne" lou e
Ntrl m.aUlaCtOrN, To saflAt, thtnsclv that lu
ruWruf.. vita uur unrN vailed pt Gated improve ueuf-
c qua, On tue b. Il m the world" aud nat the
lt.lD. 100 Z an our machinery and special iaclNfc-
manufacturing every prcc ul the pianl are far
above tue s,rclIri "htst ia the SOrd.' l,hnlnE
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Hnlt cured eruptlons always reCur. Eradicate
them villa hienn'a Nuluhu SOAP.
Hlha Liam qua MhHecr Dye" black or brown, soc
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Furniture ani Carpets, cheancst In Now York
~ owr'ri l55 ana i37 CAath4.n ST.. - sHoN
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Largo stock a. greatly reduced prices. Rro-
kaN hr lthes, Fourth avenue opposite Cooper lnz't'
kutV.-.lttt.
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Duslnrss llolltt,.
4 Card.
TO ClTlZLNs AND STRANGERS.
KNON's FALL hat READY.


KNoX's FALL hat READY
al el3 nroadwai and und,r the Ffta Avenue Hn,ol
The advantages derived from renewing md
ulrhtrNlu- fNrN color u fi.lr = @ % ~
be Hppreclhtori ly thos" wnu u.H fNRlNtltS HAlk
BAl~AM We rHufu'ut u .r the one trt % certain
TO please the n.0tt fastidtous sold py an druggists.
Dyeing and Clrnning The Empire Dycing ana
tlrArlu. 60 rill FOR ulI a ~ -uud.. UNIi s. -
pissed ~ ,f OFFICES; 9al ir adv lY near I'D 20.
1896 6tn 4y near tts. ana .s1 Sh ay., near 2ith 81.
The discovery Of the prOcrs, of prPpuTin0
MILK or MAGNlSIA has o"r1 the means Of adding 10
the ~ OF rrrdl,a one wnicn has no equal IN diseases
Of the stomach
The highest award grauted amy Exhibitor
ny tenttuh i fApu,iiOu s -Nru tuc f4i-tC lru CO.
Tor SilA Llastc u-.rs SIit only at $50 broadway.
FAN STYLES genilem ens dress hats ready al
pntuat OFFICES
BURKE IA Rroadsy PARK Bank Building.
The detects a. the ,ih EiIstir Truss are REM
cdl-dln PnNt ,Oh rs. Prce a. tii bruadNai.
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Monelis Teething ClriiaI, az % cents "A bottle,
VIII give sure reoI " lnIan-s. Try M.-.ial.
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pyles's clean, hard o. X. soap 10 tho practical
thins Tor geAeral family use.-AQr.
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kleriItll slut,t,s.

drrd affections speedily AMI permanently cured ~
HENRY \. DANIELS, NJ ., IA Lexington av, ar
2gth VI. Hours = to J.
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foIihM.
rI'AMNANN HALL
DLMoCKATlc NArURALlzAroN COMMITTEE
Rooms, 90 Centre ~
The Committee on NaturliY sion hRv' opened rooms
a. .lf huoNe address, NUDlt al hrtuiu lutorut tuh
wiz be gwen 10 applicant. SOC uti Nt4 Iti w. an
prants nusi turnish thtu. ives u m uchttA nrd ~
90 lIk, and rlsACd tt.tr 10. n.ti ulr col iNn NrNffi
Committee ui the Cha ru.n Of the Assembly D,-ulrt
Conn iftcc Il l.t district 900 winch IutN reside.
Applicants for rHtITnI1 luu ufU-i Do inE poet Nlc
Witnesses. VINO can truly tNcAr trt ilHy klN" the hu
uNtuut- iu uHNt Ithidt NNr -ecu we trfrs 10 tic
United States, uld ,Url oar 10 lD..i u Gus 'ltf, .
lie ruuu- u.t pea trNtl % '.I4., a w. Nnin' J. VI
NtAitl D.: DAVID q .Nrt.an. u l'..ltst.
DfNiS QUl,N, -.tr.l all,.l tNulnu"f+rt
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BiNKING tND fININCYiL.
ROCHESTER, cry IS, DIE ~ 1905
o@N EGO GAY -. Dtk IL lhso.
For uy
DANlr.. A MORAN, 40 WALL STREET.
MIRINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE AINANAC-TTus nay.
sun rises. 10 sun -rts..... q 81 Moon sets. az
nisu WAIfR TINS nav.
Sandy lioOk, % 6ov. Island. "a Hell Gate iB
Arrived 81 NnAY, Oct1
- Holland. Heclev, iondou sept A..
- Ncptuue, Berry. Boston.
= cut stream Grove J.. IhHrlcston sept ~.
- MuFuoI a., nAesrit, Savshntu SEPT -.
= lsNlf. Gro.un, liverpool S'pt 20.
llhrN Nedei. brudhtrinu. Hamburg Aug .
HuN luiin, fuslHsfiti, i,.tt"i IAm Aug \.
lHr, A.rA.un. inN, kcklr-, tonNay Augs
snip j tLut , .bl q, Wa. Nj HrKls 10 days.
ALSO tur usual river M cul.twlstV ~ T..
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ORR eooc
wow IL TIE CHANCE.

tirg cooo5.
VOW II THE CHANCE.
DRY GOODS AT OLD TINE PRICES.
An wool nlnnes lac per ward. mp.
Blankets Sl25, g., 81, and t4,u
Dress goods az low prices.
Priuts lower thin ever before.
Mus ins ward wae DC per yard. up.
Tckng- ging CHAINS ami denins cneap.
NcN shaWls, great blrsails
CLOCK 4 BOYD.
Formerly l. NMnERT'S,
a23 Greenwich 49,, near sprne. and 9TH Mornsania
IvLA>NEI.-, hlankcfs. clous cassimer's, table
u nucr-. fowr.linr, Nottingham aces drtss 20 d.,
& f, from TIE recent ucfnr sales At greatly reduced
trees. NM MAtlit rs - Oatharnc IT.
Il LEF'- custom shirts u,d' 90 m,asur -hc very
IN lcsi q Tor sls no 81 sIest 81. mtlu o. tiAe
NDtHsuy & Il cps s'irH uuiH-s r"cf y lsflc-
tory. 81 bfoldWav, and g2i Nrth st.. fhindelpaa.
"CMirV- PATTERN BAZAAR" IL Fast
= IAN Z. ncar 10 VA -run 90 pay n newly I'M
uortrd ias Es. ,uptro r4ii Co tunes. Ladies p"'on
CDstm'fi i rrros wan ri"in mo els Of ALL no" ready
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B4sKING aND rININcxaL.

II YOU are lilious take Quirks Irish Tea. Sold
W urussls Al - cents a p,cAa-c. Iir.
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,tlusltal Instruments.


AILPtR~ONS DE~ItOI - OF Pc KCuA--
~ lI- Iir NNtufi NIll HluN . tun
ur upright piano VIII In ortin M a.
room Every lustrum nj IN perfect conuu1 100. aud
some " them nearly new; also secondhand ,ianos 4
other mtklrs.
hc ,l.e of aogu. pilno' heeaTng. ogr name or one
100 O. III t.Att IAN st., Ne~ TX.
EHER PIANOt0KrE. 7'ctlv" round cor
hsttllmeAtsi treat -.' rinc
d. Rlnbl r.. IS Wa,etl'y place, near nro idway
NAtiNIFICENT 7'a.oc We nan, VIM ~ md.
~ urn npltN tlDut for r.s iu4n f2p': ne" upright
AID tquut p.luus 80 reAt a. .u a. g. -.
hi.AN a 90, $50 Bow.ry.
AIADN ALL ,c,l less than tiul rosewood round.
- c1ritred pianof0rtr mO"eru luproNcm'ut
2S t.st ttst.
NEANNIflVENT -'v.r,a'c H4nolorle, sll5; &.
Va octave, &C., aul.ul -.tnM ul.' u cheap.
GORDON IS. D.. hlrrcktret.
t)IAN0-. a.. t,n. '.c-yo. 81 sI-3i web'r.
CiEuCN'S sON, ~ Fast iithst.
EbtNdV Al. 100 piano a. a sran grlal, squire,
AMI unr rIf urs tpl eetuu l 4, ut six nr- class
utncrs inclu4.uk NItrla StcnWaJ'. d, M thlrNt'r-
ms viii o. sold 10 rNraor1u nv los prices - cIl-e
ug. tho r4trr -turN previous Goo rruuY O., % fcir
stnrr, 10 last I'm It non sQutr'. Music AZ hlit
pic zone ~ cis| Irt pA-t, Instruments to let
from g. To- 90 per uIutp Gtrai inu' nieus % tea 20
tir al dctl'rr+ WAirHr * 1pNs iot broadway.
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saulnNs Sums.

NdVlIlYS pdltItS.
pond STREET SAVINGS BANk depositors
VIII meet tht- evening ociOcN the Germania
Assembly Rooms, e0l Hos ery Bank books must We
SHOWN 4 the door. HENiY DAU sC1IA. Chairman.
GEu. ID. kulIwAGEN, secretary.
IRVING SAVINGS IN~rITUrION.
% WARREN ST. NEW YORK.
Money deposited on or before Oct. draws interest
from Dlt
Bank open daily from 10 \. NJ 10 r NJ.
WALLER ". CONCkLlN, President
&. ID. liEAroS, Secretary.
NEW AN-rEhuAh SAVINGS BANK
~ Notice hereby all depusitors OF the above
bank 10 attend meeting u depusitors on Tut sday
evening" Oct 4 at O'clock at the Gerusnia Assem-
by RoomA 2!H kONery. Adnis ion can only be OBJ
tanned ~ presenting the hans oooK AZ tue door. ny
order OF JOHN ADELNAN, Chairman pro TEN.
CHARLES FNts. sec'y pro ten.
ITNIDN ~ We SAVINGS BANK,
~ Nos. a9t aud 500 Canal st. corner Llight.
Omen daily, 10 g. q AMI dlniay evsnInas to-.
ASSETS over TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS.
suRPLt : eyer one MILLiON aud one HUNDRED
fore Oct 3 viii bear interest NON oct. l.
q. :. ca ,PGN, Treasurer. " j. NAMES President.
T. FLOYD JuNE~. secretary
SPECINL MEETING Of the Aninsdon square
= savings Bank viii De he'd AZ ~ Bank Il. At o'clock
i. VI. NJ lnlav. OCT. ..
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The undersigned having Oeen anponted by the Score
tary q state Tor the state ~ New Yurk Commissioners
to open the BOOKS ~ subscription for the
NEW YORK CAB COMPANY d.mtted).
under the laws the LIN led Liability act passed
June q, 1873 have authorized
Messrs. NEl.NlLYF 4 co. Blnkcrs,
10 and IL Nassau a..
TO receive subscriptions upon the terms above indt
Gated.
The subscription lists VIII b. closed on SATURDAY.
TIA october, 1876. at O'cl0cS T. NJ
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WILLIAM ORTON. President Western Union Tcle-
gram omuany; ELISHA ". ANDREWS, President
American District Telegraph Company BRAllON
J y STAIN, rreslteni Produce Exchange. ~ C2en-
ties slip: JAMES r. " ENN AZ. President Cotton IA.
en- ngr 1fd Pear .t.; u. RiEMAN DINAL, General
NJ ger Great Wrs crn De-ptici. ~ broadway AL
GEkNON :. 81 LLiNAN, Councillor at Law, DrtNel
Builuils; WILLIAM MCCLURE, stock Exchange ;
LmAIl.Es y. rOsION. 1rANe-l ~ Gun. ~ ON ay.
, 1876-07-30

Two-bsse hits,Barncs, /; McVey. /; spalding
rat.I rGleIn,, l; Foiey, l.; oo
Gaaes on errors. ,Earnes, 1; Peters, l.; Anson,
l; N.t:tc J.; Hines, 1-Chicago, s.
Lett on bases-Darnes, /; Peters. /; Alcyey. L;
dls Aason u snn Mte Hines, spanans nans AZ A1
der, 2-cincnnati 5. ' - ''D'
Bases on called balls-Barncs, l.
Passed balls-Foley, 1.
Time of Eame-Onc hour and forty minutes.
umpirc-M. Walsh, Louisville.
THE NOTICEABLE POINT
IN yesterdays game was, Of course, the perfect
fielding Of the home nine, who played their set
ond game of the year without an error. The
greater part OF tic work fell to McVey, Barnes,
and Peters, and whatever was dropped by the
visitors was picked up in tine shape and handled
ut 1irst to perfection The honors Of the game
were, however, carried off by Hines, who put
out six hands BY good catches. His judgment
and capture Of Jones' long hit in the eighth i'll
has been shown this season. 4 running catch
by Glenn was also worthy Of notice. Tie quick
est handling Of the game was Il double play
made by Peters, Barnes, and McVcy in the iilth
inning. This same inning was also notable for
putting out the visitors on the tirst five balls
pitchcd,- d,-somcthing which has not lappcrc1 on
this ground before this wear.
TIE PLAY OF THE VISITORS
was much the best they have shown this year
with the Chicago Club. Dean listened to wise
counsel, and threw away his buyisl freak OF
standing OH his head aud other like games, and
his pitching was great improvement according
y, He was well supported by Foley, who li:ls
through his weeks play shown much stcadncss
and pluck, Gould also showed good form,
ana Booth ut short was nuch better than :st
third. Clack, the tenth man, who was put III
to fill kessler's place, was evidently not cut out
and should be kept iu the suburbs aud not
played i'll the diamond.
, 1876-07-30

The Chicago Yacht Club will take its annual
sail to South Chicago next Saturday. a regatta
will take place the last Saturday Of August.
Joe sadlcr and Robert W. Boyd arc esgaln
matched to row over the championship course
on the Thames, England, for EGO side, on
Saturday, Oct. Z.
i professional four, composed Of Spencer Of
Chelsea, Thomas OF Hammcrsmith, Higgins Of
Slladwell, and Green of Hammersmith, will sail
from Liverpool, Eng, for the United States, to
take part in the Centennial regatta Aug L.
The Carey and Peri have arranged match
similar to that between the Carey and the Sea
Gull, last week. It is to come off on Wednes-
day. The terms are $50 side, the course to be
from the foot Of Van Buren, street, around tie
triF, and return
, 1876-07-30
Papermaker started. Piccolo won. Grey Nun
second, Spendthrift third. Time, 2:1A
IN GENERAL,

IN GEN NERAL.
The well-known geid;ns Hopeful, who made
record OF 2:1IA, has been taken OFT Of train
ing and+Till not appear in the ScptiateraL
What was the reason does not appear.
LONDON, July &.-Mr. Sanford has proposed
a match between his horse Prcakncss and New
Holland, the winner of thu tioa.lwrod ct.p, .,,t
the same terms, excert in the weights, w.i,l,
will be 2S pounds higher.
It seems that after taking Gov. Srrasur tY
Racine, Mr.. Ca>s changed his MUD about tl.a
horses future engagements. ami concluded tu
places he is entered in the 80 trut Durin:.
the Governors stay at Raaue he w:s visited by
the entire town.
, 1876-07-30
THE TURF.

AFFAIRS AT DEXTER PARK.
Mr. A1ansur has shifted nearly all the very
fast stock to other parks, and has now gone
into the business of developing home talent,
and to that end proposes to give Two purses for
horses owned in Cook County. They will be
trottcd for Friday afternoon next. The first
purse will be $50, for horses that have never
beaten 30 as Il record, and the second $500 for
$40 horses, entries in both to be restricted to
horses owned III Cook County. Conditions Are
as usual-threc heats In five in harness. En-
tries close Tuesday night at y Dearborn street
grand complimentary matinee for gentlemen's
roadsters. All trotting will be to road-wagons,
and free-for-all; 2:40 and 800 classes will bc
trotted-
The question Of fall meeting at Dexter Park
has been much agitatcd, and Mr.. Mansur has
the matter under consideration pending soma
correspondence now going on; but no conclu-
sion las been reached.
The Count Boyle, Secretary OF the park, pro-
poses to see the Eastern circuit from Utica OIL.
II he keeps out OF the pool-box he will have and
deserve pleasant time.
, 1876-07-30

Nichols, Cassidy, and Seward, OF the nc"
Haven nine, are disabled by illness.
Nichols is dissatisfied that he consented to
make an engagement in st. Louis for next year,
and it is understood wishes to be released.
4 baseball tournament at jackson, Mich''
open to everybody, has been arranged tor' to
take place carly next month. The chief prize
is s50o in cash. Several Chicago clubs are ex-
pccted.
Cummings was wanted BY the Athletics. tie
wanted $500 cash down, and bricks anu NOR
tar - security for the remaining $2,ooo he asks
ior his services. Arthur is "sound on the
goose."-Aartford 1in,es.
1t is an open secret that S100 in cash was offered
BY q representative OF the pool interest 70 tnc
sporting editor Of morning paper in tns eity, 10 10
ccrtain members and clubs IN the League
Times.
An article "chargiug corruption on certain
members and clubs in the League" appeafeo Ill
the morning Times Thursday last.
The Louisville papers are at present lnduiglng
in Journalistic amenities after the manner o1
Cincinnati. Following is specimen oElck from ON
the Conriero]ourhal having references ~ tne
''scurrilous opposition Sheet:
The Commercial needs no special repfesentIt'.e
to travel with the Club It's reporter has simply to
bend forward his car toward Chicago Or ST. LOUIS
and the expense OF telcgraphins is saved.
The Princeton Base Ball Association tourna.
ment will take place from Tuesday to frloay ot
this week, during which time five clubs ale &
pected to finish "games round" 50 as 70 uecioc
The possession Of $3.50 in prizes The following
clubs have entered: Ictoria, OF kelthsourei !
White Stockings, Of Monmouth' olympus o1
, 1876-07-30

Wednesday, Aug. 0.-Columbus, o.
Thursday, Aug; 1o.:-cineinnati.
Saturday, Auy. lo.-Cincinnati.
Monday. Aug, 14.-Bloo1aington, Ill.
Tuesday, Aug l5.-st. Louis.
Thursday, Aug. 17.-St. Louis.
Saturday, Aug l9.-st- Louis.
While the above games are being played By
the Chicagos, the other Western clubs will be
engaged as follows:
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Aug l, 8,
and 5.--St. Louis vs.. Cincinnati at Cincinnati.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, Aug. 3, 10,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, Aug. Is, II,
and 19.-Louisvi!le vs. Cincinnati at Louisville.
The Chicagos will return home Aug. 20, and
will meet tie St. Louis Club on the Twenty
third street grounds Aug. =, n, and 26, On
Clubs will meet on the grounds Of the latter,
and at the conclusion OF the weeks play all
four Western clubs will 20 East together.
, 1876-07-30
THE RIFLE.

A portion OF the members OF Company g,
First Regiment, under the charge OF Capt. Fl. B.
MAXWELL spent yesterday afternoon at rifle
practice on the grounds Of the Dearborn Rifo
Club. A badge to be presented to the person
making the highest score In Il total Of ten shots
was won by Corporal D. L. Mclean. It is the
intention Of the members OF the Company to
continue their practice during the season.
, 1876-07-30
LA CROSSE.

Special Dispatch to TIE Tribune.
TORONTO, July s9.-The finest game OF La
Crosse ever played in this city took place, for
the championship, between the Shamrocks, Of
Montreal, and Toronto Club, this afternoon
About thousand people were present, who
evinced the greatest interest. An excursion
from Buffalo, including the cadets Of that city,
visited the ground. Toronto won the first and
SECOND games, the Shamrocks the third and
fourth, and the Torolto the fifth The last
game occupied seventy minutes, Toronto thus
Winning tile match aud retaining the champion.
ship.
, 1876-07-30

Dk6pNtIt$
GENEVA LAKE, Wis, July 29.-The third Of
tue series of yacht races under the auspices Of
the Geneva Lake Yacht Club for the Hamilton,
Rowe g. Co. prize-a solid silver cup-was to
have taken place to-day, but, owing to lack OF
,yinp, the boats were becalmcd near the upper
buoy, and had to be towed home. This was
very unfortunate, since more tfnn usual inter-
est was felt in the result, and IN exciting con-
test was anticipated. The entries for the first
class were as follows: Nettie, by Julian
S. Rumsey; Bonita, by Miss Ducat; Mis-
chief, by n. Il. Fairbank; Fleetwins, by
W. n. Nappcr; Dauntless, by D. 7. Whiting;
and for tile second class, Lucy Bullock, by John
Bullock, and the ,Naad, by spcrry Bros. The
Dauntless won the race q week ago, and the
Centennial flag.
The course was to have been around the lake
twice for first ss,-equivalent to Is mlcs,-and
around once for the sccond-class boats. It was
stipulated that, unless the yachts reached home
in three hours aud half, the race was to be Oft.
This was considered necessary, since the breeze
was very light, and it was raining very hard at
the time Of starting.
After Cant. Hiram Wheeler, the Hon. ].
Russell Jones, and Col. George L. Dunlap had
been selected us judges, and Capt. " Bully "
Smith time-kceper, the signal was given for get
ting under weigh, and, in u short time, the
J >. I.or.o1 f,a linn in thc folfnwinr order.