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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-28
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

stealing Ride.
Shortly after the arrival of the 10
o'clock freight train from the West last
Saturday night. the attention of some
of the yardmen was attracted to dark
colored object
HANGING FROM TIE TRUCKS
Ofone of the cars, which upon examin-
alton, proved to be the lifeiess and fright
fully mutilated body of man. A mes
senger was dispatched Immediately
for Officer Pryor, who FASTENED to the
depot, and having obtained permission
of II. Z. Clapp had the remains con-
veyed to the freight-house An exam
ination of the track showed that the
body had been
DRAGGED OVER HUNDRED YARDS,
A bloody trail marking the distance
One of the shoes of deceased was
found crushed TO pieces on the track,
near the end of the platform, west of
the express Office. The body was
frightfully mangled one of the legs and
the lower part of the trunk being
crushed almost to jelly. The sup
position is that the unfortunate man
was stealing a ride on the brakebeam,
aud as the train Stacked up was thrown
off the beam by the turning of the
brake by one of the trainmen, and in
attempting to get from under the cars,
which at the time were moving very
slow, his clothing became entangled in
the trucks, where his mutilated remains
were afterwards found. Justice Davis
having been notified of the death, sum-
moned jury, and repaired to the de-
pot, where he
HELD AN INQUEST
Over the remains. II. 9. Davis, con-
dnctor, and L. f. Hayes. engineer, tes-
tilted to finding the remains lifeless and
entangled in the trucks of the freight
car. The body was examined, and three
or four letters, written in German, some
postal cards, trade dollar and a
twenty-five cent piece, some small paint
,, brushes, sleeve buttons, end other
trinkets of little or no value, were
found on his person.
THE VERDICT
OF the jury was as follows:
WINSEAUccA, Feb. 81, 1876.
state OF Nevada, County of Hum
boidt: We, the undersigned Jurors, do
hereby find that the deceased's name
is Hilmer Schmidt, and that he came
to has death on the hight of the Goth of
February, 1876, by accidentally falling
under the car OF the Central Pacific
railroad, at the depot, in the town of
Winnemucca, and that the deceased is
German, and that he is about thirty
years old. Signed,
W. w. ROBINS.
w. L. BURNS,
w. b. KELLY,
+. X. WILEY,
WESLEY RICHARD,
HOMER DAVIS.
, 1876-09-02
THE PuGtLtSTS.


PnLsnE.rIt1A, Pa, Sept. r-Thc prize-6sM
at pcunss'iie, yesterday, is prominent nnd
exciting topic to-day, because OF It's brutality
and Its tragsas r,nl. as well brc,.usc tho parttcs
Who participated nearly al lelong here.
Tic pugiiists-,'n,nrs Wccdcn uud PHILIP
Walker, atlas kccstcr--toil reside In this city,
Walicf, who was barely ~ years of nse, being
u help in foundry. T1'ey hni fought once be.
forc, NccllcN winning tho battle. Both had
been Ia training '}yc weeks for yesterdays Int
tlc,-Wceden 1T tic house ot john Clark, aud
Walker un,lcr thc direction Of Sam th,llyer
Wccdcn Is natiyc ot England, and Walker w,a
uf German extraction.
Opposite New Castle, Del, anil WIS wittsvaeca
" at"'ut l,ttD ioaElls, win opGnly .ict!et! TIC
SlerltT 1t1 Ills officers, 9 after the light giuued
tlcni+ coIs'll'y up the river IL htail boats, and
landing NJ Fafl'tsy to}lls. Sevetsy.stx fai,ttds
were fought, hut III the Iast tue Wa1;rr WAS TN.
ahleto strike bIuw. anu Ut ltscnd hr lay wl,s,iiy
inecnslblc III tic E1ass, nnh Ca!lycr threw up
the sponge. Walker dh! nor res{vc, nnl died
a,cfHtc he could 1p brought io,ne- Ills a,ody
w.s tunt,l lying Oh tic salt wosk's wharf last
night. the il!ru WIN hal brought 1t there having
CftaEcn.
Il i,ust-mortcM examination, ftcid to-Jny, ft,-
tlicstea that death WAS ca.se.i i,y coucussut Vt
lslc brain.
The officers have bccn hunting for tho parttc,-
pants tn the fight ull i.t night alll to-day but
t' fur only lotlM Clark, nilr Ut thr yh!rf uru-
iI'nteEs Ut the affair, has been urrrstei.
The 1cpcEt comes this attefat,on slYt W..ess.
ell, Walkers murderer, .s also ,lie.l Of lis III
rr'cs at one of tie city Hospitals, but the ntcl
lycnce |. nut euNtrnlet.
New ionk, SEPT. 1.-Wccdcil, one III tic
principals IN tie iata psize-i|;;,|st Il. Pennssl,
Nd, was arrested, with his sscoi,d, Watkins,
III this rity lu-ut.ht,
, 1876-09-02
INDIAN PASTtMES,

CnrrENsE, Wyo,, Sept. Ia special corrc.
spsnuen,c to the Cheyenne STANDARD, dated
Dradwootl, :ssd uIt., runIlra.s the death as the
ha,tls Of tin Indians Of lsaae Bruwn, Chaslsy
Holland, 4. Smith, anl luM A!ason,A the tlrst-
nar,cl from Virginia City, Ncr., anl of tho
tlrm uf Lru " brown, owners Of oue Ut tile lcst
clains IN thu Dcadwood diatslct, wh!rh hrs
bern averaging $1,co0 day for so'ne time.
ll.,lland hai's trnn Sioux City, Ia., aud Smith
WIS Il pytarhcr !asr Ut Kentucky. Lnn
Mason, uf Denver, wi,a killed whilst III pursuit
Ut 1t!s party who killed Smith.
tn The might sf tho :.s.l Uan baum. of Gin
cinti;ti, was shut a.l.t Killed by Jalnes Young In
su!uoi, III brentwood.
News fruin Custer to the satiie raper gtycs de-
tails VI tliv killing of four Inen ncar that plSc III
tile I'D ult., willis el route to tselr hay camp,
although liz names arc given. a party pursued
tho Indians, wlIu numbered, by tho trail,
twenty-five. They followed tlsent to tho hay
camp, but thu lu.ia,s lad been there iii
advance, Als1 taken everything but . EsiAdxtone
The pluee where tlicsu tlen were u1l,bllsl.eI was
At tbs hcatl Vi Lung Canotl, running eastward.
The Indians, hEding III thy rocks, watched for
their uppFouch, although all wtln not Killed ut
thu tlrst fire, ~ tue bodies Of twu men were
found III tAe rtSks, whittier thsy had ticl.
The col1plrtb Gtnaus VI tho Indians Ut ttaa
Red Cloud Agcucy, to wlltun sat(ons will he H.
s,1c III future, talls short Vi wv, and OF grown
,,!ales 1,000t
Recruits for tho various regiments In the dell
2se daily asrlyin. ~ Eurt Russell.
, 1876-09-02

To the Etiilor of The TFttn1f,
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-by giving portion Of
your yaluable pupcr to "Letters from the Poo
plc,n you arc doIus world Of good. blauy q
young housckceper has bccn greatly benefited
BY the use of the recipes iii the Saturdays sup
plcn,cnt, and mueh general information o1, sut,-
ictts 1t vital tupprtahrc to every household Is
lolaild In eaeh tiay's ISSUE, also asahy Just con-
p!a!uts or tic evils existing among us, such rs
poisoned szlear Il wonder II it's t1ue), Bnlolsng
in the ours q l.ope those complaints Will mol
CEASE till t'le custom IL abol[slctl, the Bridge
port nuisance twill II ever ceuseD, the tlthY cG
tiie!ou Ut 30 many Vi our public Streets etc.,
ctr. While It ls true t]at ajl tbpse anl mauy
otllrr evils abound III our e4ty, Is cqunlly true
that We l'uvu n1auy blessings Tor which to bc
thankful. Are We nut prone ~ luurlnur at our
uiBrurlfortA rut1lcr thar, reioice III our rlens
urcsa Do VIC FULLY realize tic bcncfts urising
fruta n residence on cur beautiful lake, with itb
Gonunodious stcanlesa In Which VIC can takc
such pleasant trips Of day, OF week, or longer
II We el,4nse; the ccxr, sweet wuter lrouSht
jrotn lts depths into our dwellings,; the coul
l,tghtA after intensely warm days; tho 1ure air,
anil the pleasant parss 70 easy Of ACCESS by
slscct-ca1s, pllaetonsor carrlngcs. To tho tfoli.
sands VI tne,, uuu women who are engaged iu
business thr cuttrc ycar, with the exception Of u
lew days or weeks III summer, aud who for
various rtasons ca''ot ieuYe Tue city to obtain
tic needed real and recreation, tl.cHe park nrc.
Indeed blessing. aprmk adSlsctfy, ior usn
uHn Ut ttEtt number, and during the p,ist month
have tAkE.! 4 short trip ou tho like, enloyng
every minute Of Thy time, except wl'eI! = 50
eA!lcu Eeuternan sitting ncar tle pulled tho
sn,tIkc Vt u rilo cigar ID my laee. ] have ufAo
brcn to several places Of Interest iu at.i ucur
the city, but the most pisasant Trip Of VII was
with sou's old friends, WIN very Kindly
xitsa itst to nus te t. wsissESys, wSssEsSy ', whx ' ass
well worth Inspection lhct' Nv the lake shtHe tu
ILneotA Park, wltk:h is tau well known 10 nrc'!
description, then buck to thc city md aown u
Tie buulcyarAs to Houtl. lurk, wiirru VIC uIlglt-
Cd from the ca4rrtaRu anA str..ilcd through ttat
rhax'niug pavc, admtrtng tar lovely lluweEs ahu
the magnificent noun.ts of fofage und otimr
plants, cl,nlttu meanwhile Of thr past, present,
and future u our luyed city till our rsroEt ~.
l1fI'tirsi Ut VI the latercss Df tho hour un our
returl We lroye tAroug. Altllno Square, little
ge'l! u PLACE, which uu]y uccls to be seen to
liz adnlIrei, un,l thr, to our lutmes, fcsIIpg ~.
tscsca aud strengthened BY &ur pleasant lille.
a word to tl!Dsc who urr uhlu tO keep their uwll
carriages: lid you ever tl,ink .4ow much good
yuu could ao by Inviting some ~:':cd, weary
sister sister t9 r!tlc with YOU sycm .once year, aud
utter thlH&tng III 1t aid yuu du III
MADAM D.
, 1876-09-02

11ANI)-UAI114.

THREE CANES
Of i,aRd.bhll, resulting in faror Of Casiuody and
Lynch, were played yesterday In Carn,olys III.
Icy. AID. Ubsicn was scorcr.
The first game resulted III score Of ct to Q IN
favor vi Carmody aud Lynch. In TIL. game
Lynch showed solnc Cue tossIug. IL was hit and
tuss as to whether Lyuch would do It or not. lie
male ace one, two, three, four, five. six, seven.
eight, hlnc, ten, nfll eleven In suctcss!oH, and
Demonstrated couslusiyeIy that tho Eatlle ii
hatld.uall amounted 10 something.
Tic seco,,d gatne was uslluEed lii with stroug
Inside ns,l outside play, with every man dom;
hs ,luty: L. was a9ts,tlpn Us to T'iay, whe,;
work. Lynch followed With great ,oss to
LETT, which threw the play to uarrity. Tie long
play, Of carmHly cafts III here, only to ~ duue
usit " esns "h1!tter -" iro,n Marley.
When IT. stood IL to &, With lfarrity to The
toss. the game was very interesting. At this
Eanc-wllci! Lynch went to toss and hrutiyht
the scurr up tu >, utlA Ills hanl wns put CIT by
Ing. Govl tossing from, Lynrh, fine wutk By
Marley, hard work al! around. a,i lnagsHlsrn!
rtuy iii the end by lynch, brought lilo Ea.rc 10
Il aEatnst IL, ~ fasor Of !.yncl, FIJI! Caflnudy.
On tue third Ya'a's they, stopl :, all, with
from to l. Lynch wen, nut immediately frnln
an excellent dash from right corner by Markcy.
Right here, Harr!ty gut III youl work, aIl t}d
tunble Ncs tDr 1ie Blue- Fine play from HarrIty
Succeeded. lie brought the play frou' FL to
ll-4: aud It WIS lotie BY excellent outside and
inside play und tY cxrsllcn. t.'ssiug.
But Lynch got in his tossinE agaln, and It wa.
fcnrlul, considering t!a. Il wRs Lynch. lie
actually outIld himself Firstly |. was 4-1l,
then 5-1lt ticn ill, then I'll, tllen s-ll,
then p-ll, then iu-Il. Fine, play by Casmody
helped in bringing Lynch 10 tits piucc,
Then llarrity hegal, to play. liz made some.
wl'erc. about eight aces consecuttycly, and he
brought tho score up u 1S-1t l.yncl. did MOI
like this, an, commencing with III to ls snue
1t Is, aud Is TO u. clrn.udy followed, a!ii with
two ar.'s made It 20 tu II,
Lynch anti Caynsuty being one ace from be'ng
successful IN the third game, ItarEty, wlicn Ii
went In, Ill. his best to make 1t II IL 20. lie
did So: Niaskry followed, making Il aces up
20 to 70. Lynch tnxdc re.tlarenAe ace Et4ht
lGre, aud the gaule,--aseistcd by Carlnu.lY--
stoul y IL 70 In favor of Carnludy and Lynch
On the 9Th, u gxsne will take place NJ
O'bsicti's between Car!nady ami Lynch, nit
1Iarrity and Cullen, and Carlnoly md 0'BEiel
mud Earpn ap1 CullitY.
, 1876-09-02

trial hoforn the AsAizes Of Bologna for forgery.
s fraud .nd fale;aeat!on. Ile \ aos'sel Of hav.
V1htnr Emmanuel. his Royal If!ghncss Prineo
}lumhcrt nf Rnyoy, her Britannia Majcsty'a
Consul ht Florciicc, nnd others To y humber Of
bills u exchange. md tuc,llncnts drawn up for
means of these bills mid documents, tefrntilc'i
yarI1iis persons IN II total sutn nj moro tlatl
lM, ,W fs7llGa; ntnl If having coulter
ieitel thG official stor"np u tic brit!sl, Con.
were .iI.rovcrei in February iii, but h!tl,erto
beyond wlsat amounted to little nurc tl,nn q
barc announcement Of tie taet, tue prchs, noth
talIan atl torcign has Thought It lifting to IT.
casc @ of nstlaary sr,ne. Tho starci,eso ,nigh hc
guilty Of having forged tho bills In question,
the King had ftatcd that the signatures wcrt
not hs and Mantce'zza' , ,xa ',nSss. T. wns 'n' AID
others defrau,lcti declared that 50 far from hnv
nv bceI, knkrn in by ektful limitations, they
were justi!ctl In llscountfng the hills Uttered
tl.cus, inasn,lie1l III MantsEAzza was f'ot,orahly
INC oi His Atajcsty'a priyatec aecnts. At tlle
satne time, nt*, tic tiancs Of persons occupy
Ing distinguished positions wcru bruftcsl nbtut
ns Interested, II nut Implicated, n Tie matter,
Will, what amount Of truth Or fatalty rcnuins to
be secn.
In tl,cac circumstances the case was felt TO he
onr af such de5icaty as to demand absolute r.
serve until tile facle should hn e!scitcd at the
rllpltc trial Which commenced tQNlnFs lhE D1ll3
md papcrs stated In thcurt Of ACCUSATION tn have
been forged by siantcrazza, and which Will be
prod,,ccd ut tic proper tine, arc ,l!y!dcd Into
I'd md etift running when Ma,tcgazza was
arrested, md which, therefore. also constitute
The charges Of fraud against lin: -Four bills
Of so Oo0f., each signed With the King anumc and
tlfseountctl; one by Sgnor GalInettl, Of Milan;
me by Mcssrs. Magnay, lfookcr {. Co,, Of Flor
rpre; one by the banker pcxzol, nf Paris; md
| tic fourth 6y the Danca E.nila, of Bolugnn; Two
bills signed with tile ,a.r of Prince ltlnbcrt onu
for ,t10f anh t,,c uillcr for ,a15, discounted
| iy he bunker rcxzuli, Ut Paris, uIrI two BILLS
, 1876-09-02
I}A6It-l}AIL,
TAK WHITE STOCKINGS.

61sF9Hl 7Hsp97tH 10 7H9 zF1V0H*
Aununs, n. T., Sept. 1.--'the l'ate-ball matcl.
played hesa to-day between tic celebrated Whitc
Stockings ot CA!ca.o anil the local club VI this
city resulted III au Easy victory fur the Whites
BY the scurs Of . toD. Tie g4nie was devoid Of
auy special Interest. A heavy shower Just he.
fore tflc ganie commenced rendered the grounds
tn baI run,litioi1. Tho Ch[eaguH piay thc Syra-
cuss Star. tomorrow, antl the recent Victories
OF The latter over the st. Louis Browns md Hos
to,,s l,es caused considerable interest over that
gatne In this section bets arc freely offered
that Thu Chtpagos will te bcatuu.
MAEtSK, WIS.
Special ntlp1Gch 10 Tia 1rlbaak .
RACINE, Mis-, Sept. IA tu3guiueent game
o{ baseball .sas played ou Tho itae!He grGAul.
t1.is AFTERNOON between the ltcsi.StucktlEs, ut
Fseep4,rt, a,,a The Athletes, of th* city. AZ tlle
close vi the ilItll Mnng the score atouI o lo = III
, 1876-09-02
11rtuk}uR-Fuuutalus lla I'arls,

There arc forty Of the "Fontaines-" Wallace"
tn the CitY nt Paris, and ten murc are tu 10
erected, ali ut the rust Ut tho benevolent Ee.tle-
nlan whosu uanle they bear. There are alsu, 1t
my br vorth noting, nearly 23,000 ralcs, or
publtc houses, Within thu salne space, tu ssy
ilothtnC Vt IsQ 1pusie-tlala aud 29S public bali
roolns, where ~ reletst,ncnt" Vt various degrees
Of ofalcoholle power ulay bo obtained at rxorbttant
priecx. Taking thu population Of Farls in
fsuaa numbers at a,MA,t ,tsN, Il will bo aeen that
sops, and uns drinking -shup to every eighty.
, 1876-09-02

LONDON, Sent. 1.-The ncw United States
funded lonl' Is quoted at 1o3339G91H The Finan-
.cttr says It is understood tlat applications thus
fur a,c fairly satisfactory, the bulk Of them be-
Ink for actual Investment.
Lospox, Sept. i.1rhe III 'H: nop: harvest is pro-
gressing everywhere. Estinatea based uI,an
Trustworthy Information give tue probabse
crop ID ioliows: In England, two-thirtis Ut the
qaamtity grown Il, 1873; dcrnany, one-quarteri
2nl Belgium one-half.
SUSPENDED.
LONDON, Sept, 1.--Wor,nall & Sons, mnnu-
facturers OF turn Gotta uni ilre clAy ut sawdon,
hays suspended. Liabilities, s250, 600; assets
large.
, 1876-09-02

club shoot, and the entries will be qntte nit
merouG-sosne half tozen from out Of the city
It lcatt. Each club team Of four men wf}l shoot
at eighty birds At q; yards.
Mr., Ira A. Paine, who used to he = field
shooter before he became variety performer
rauecd Il challenge tt lc read on tic grounds
yesterday: luasInatil H. TUG aigner claims TO
h. cll"'npton, asns vt lars laEsrt!us, and uscs
otls'r r:aspns tn Keep Abr Klnlnfna,i frnn, nc
.,,AIue. tho challenge must be considered d. a
BIT II advertising pson;r oniy for the adycrts-
Ing columns.
IN CANADA.
Special Mspatch to 71e Tribune
:. TORONTO t'nt., Sept. HIN tic Ontario
Rifle matches to-day. thu Sir Peter Ta!b cup was
taken. by the Thiticcnth Datta!on-seore III,
out nf pusslblc 420. In the tItstr!ct match, the
first prlxs was won By the sceund Military 'Dis-
trsct. with 3]3 nut uI SIS. Mai. Miller won the
t'lst prize III the FtaH competition, with 81 out
oi Ks. There we're thiEty.thrce competitors In
the first stagc If sn'all.hotlc matches, ut 500
aud 5n yards, scycn rouiHls at each. fhc first
prize was won hy Lieut. Crutt, with So eut Of u
possftte 10. Tie team 10 represent Canada at
Crecd1aoor participated this match.
, 1876-09-02

AT WILKESDAR1lE, PA.
EnkctQ{ pftpaseh 10 ma TrtAuhx.

= Wi1KEsBARnE, Pa, Sept. Ia largo cosI
breaker belonging to tho Delaware T. Hudson
Company was destroyed by lro At o'clock this
morning. The fire Is supposed to have been Of,
inccnd'ary origin, aud suspicion rests upon the
Slolty Magulrcs, who seem to be transferring
t!eir field Ut operatfans from 5chuylklll 10 ths
Ni!kcsbarre region. A large number Of persons
ss,, ase tsfow % 20 out t.. Of employment, the breaker
COZ. Insured for $no,OOO.
, 1876-09-02

rEon'A, H., Sept. 1.--ucofge Lumsde,,
musician, and nrga11ist in Christ Chusch this
city, WAS killed to-day Ly tho accidental dis.
charge Ut Ills. gun. Ho wus hunting In a
boat, anl On landing pulled the hui. t,at Nitl.
t!'e !nrzx'c towaraa ln'. The lock- caught IN
thu huat, xHd ttlu gun WAS discharged. 1.u,ns-
ttrn was un Euglishsnan, aud It Il thought las
III relatives IN this country.
, 1876-09-02
E1:EETINE.
VE1G.E11'l1INE
Puri6es the Blood, Renovates
and Inyigorates tho
Whole System.
IT'S MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent,
and l}iluetie.

ycRetns NJ T. c1elus.sc!y from .he Inces q casa:
fAiy tcttei Irks roots aIil hrrh&. aHu ~ stroayV
concentrated that It VIII r.t tailt eradicate ito Ihe
system every talEt VI acratutn. Scroluan4* fln-
nnVrn' 'IHasnra; 9;anrrr, CuucTryMa, ttMn!sr.
t.anarr. tFMln&Mrhx ~ ths rtaltnrh. mud aa dis
nnA9tutor, ana t:hronlE l!hcnH,rtixln. Ncnrnt.
enrctual'y eurcI through the Llooa.
For t'lcrrs s'l Erurtiys I,txeu.ta Of thu 81 kht,
ustt,tts* illntRtIrn. bulls, TrttHr, ~rnldhrusl,
nnft HinHsSarn. SEuxTts las never failed tu cfcst
aIcttnaurnt ! ctlrr
For Fn1n3 IN thr Euc's. Kidney CoEunlatnfs.
UFnpAJ. FEsnntc W rAl HrE2+ Lcucofrh hDt:ss Slla.
iE ffu!H internal hIrratuti md uistt1t laehsts anu
titHcrHl t3GhitIy+ EhuEflH arts directly Apoh sa
causrs If thtr+ eutlplata. II tHf!soFates And
etttnEirns thu whole tyscn arts lsua s"ctst:s
urGNl,s. hays hannatIou, Gurcs ucefHosI, Rat fpx-
ulases the tUwps.
For l:ntprrl. ,Ny1FcpHta, IfRhituul Coatlye-
ilfsH. lsn1pttMi1Hn I'll lAe Heart, IttaARrht+
Files, NetFoEAllen.s untl d5GfirrH1l Frs*LFulaau
Of the Ner!ona h5Kttat 70 fHea!clae as Ettsa sa:a
Etrtcc& AstsfAetluu ~ the tE'tETkk II rErlGes tho
hud. Cra,srs Ill of tht DfsaMh hhd pvAaAsea tuhol'
ting power over tht hesfuMa systclI-
The remarkable cu'ts eTcr;ed by vEaErlsH have IL.
dlc:A 1Eany rlf3slvlAhs Ella EVllirCsr.ta Hliul Va
know ptts.l tG sud usc II tn lclr OWL t1sotltes
III f1cf. vxo&1Sxh Il the beat sriueIy JeL di..assred
fur ttr Htote Ilstsprs xd II Ila uy le!lhle 0L1o0
PEUlEtEl ,e& placed bsfuFu tss nubltI.
, 1876-09-02

Special DidpdtcA 10 The Tribune.
MoKn,s, ILL.,, SEPT. l.-5udgr s. Wells Harris
died ut : Ucl.sk this AFTERNOON. His death was
causcd by rarhuncie OIL the buck of Ills ucek.
Tht funeral will be on Sunday VI 2 O'Clock.
, 1876-09-02

poRr JREv1s, N. r., Sept. IA heavy thun
der storm tegaa in this! section this afternoon,
ns'tl probably covers the entire area Of forest
hFcs. Tie storm promises to TIC heavy and con
tfuuuut,
, 1876-09-02

PRESIDENT GRANT TO THE EMPEROR
DE.lL,N, Sept. 1.-Thc reply Of President
Grant to the En,pcror's letter of congratu>a-
tft,ns OH the occasion Of the centenary Of Amer
tean Independence was presented to-day: The
President spralfs of tic Close friendship he-
twccn tho two ctuntries, aid lopcs surl rcla-
tions will continue.
, 1876-09-02

jHlt-..3A H:-ts; ".-st:1.
in The furtIIG rare flcsby WAS first, Milton
second, Lareua third, Bill Monuy fourth. T,mr
4:Qit.
....- KcNnSHA.
fptetai Dssxateh IL TIT tribune.
kgsosH., wi... hept. la trottng nlatiuce
for 4 purse II Slu0 WIN given at the Driving
lark Tits afternoon, aud was quite largely al
teIActl. Tsitrr horses et,utttllc4l il t.e s.lct
-swrt two in three, III lssrncss,-,J H. Stebhl,.s
:. III. l.txyy, leu Jrwrtt'a b. Z. Ben Icwctt. anil
J. suy.itr's b. III. Nt!lIr. l.i2z!e Won the ratc
n !tr hrst heat, d!stancfng Lilo others. Ttme,
1:4sA.
ikFATRTTK
s:<cl4l: 1ispateh to 7at Tribune.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, se!'.. l.-At tho Fair
i1ranMis tue ~ trnt this afternoon. purse vi
$:ANl far wl,Isn thrrc were live cmtrys, was wult
ty lttsr Satl, ow!'est ly !: Z. lloly, in lllFes
straight heats. Thine, I: III! i, J; 4O'4, a:M.
Tic r!nMu. rarc, Iulf-n'llu .iass, lor u pursc
of $:N iul.i eight entries; won by stosewall
Iarksuu. OWNED by i. G. HOLLY, III two straight
heats: 'limv, 52}1, 5lji.
, 1876-09-02
PASTIAlES.
Record Of the Third Days Shoot
ling at Dexter Park.
Results OF the Rowing Matches
on the Schuytkill Yes
terday.
Tho Northwesterns Win the Ffnal Hcat
In the rair.0arctl Race.


THE PIGEON-pO1pERS.
THIRD DAT or TIE TorRsAHESr.
The tournament at dexter Park rcsutntd It's
proper proportions ycsterday morning, aud the
attendance Ut spoEtsIncn was about US large as
on either previous days. Tic closing out Of tho
ties on the shoot of Thursday was first In order.
1t was notcG yesterday that FIRST money went to
Bogardus. The. other tics rtsulted 10 follows:
TIES on q At 81 vAnns,
snhsr5Ssn:: nsi,S. ID ID .ss:
Ms,atti''..:..i III - Turrii'.....l i i o-l
tEeoxn r.E. nH 0 At ii rANns.
:,lcfHan...0 IT,. IslelnsaH..t l-4
Stagy: ! n-4 rasrlek ....1 o.:
And the scconsl money war divided hctwccn
Tom Stacy unl j. j. klentnau, both Ut the All
dubon Club, u Chicago.
TIES on q Ar 20 YARDS.
Moors.....-l lol ~ Wlma'e....i ~
;!s|!Sss,: !:|;s E:;!S;. s i:SS + i:,; -
S;;::s's S:sss + +. T., ~ Fl @
AErusp rlzs on 3 Ar II Y.1sn..
Whcale. :...l o. ttolioway..l 0 o.
nun ......1111l-5s ' ;'''A
This gavc third money to Henry II. Kleinman
Of the Audubon Club, Of Chtcuco.
TIES ON At 20 YARDS.
Ss'::s Ss:ass Il Il E:s.ss !:
Cadmium. :,x,, - lien5y :'
fsS5ss' E%:sss d. t:Siss tsassn III ~; Won
This gave third money to c. c. Calln,au, of
Of the city, but WHO never belonged to club.
nv4
, 1876-09-02

chose or TMa NAIrTYORn llEKT1Nn,
HAnrrol!n. Sept 1.-What has proved quite ii
stervsstu! s,tntlcr-nteltHg Ut tue Churtcr Oak
Park closua to4,Ay with two trots md I,us,ile
rAce. The following IL II summary Ut each con
, 1876-09-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TO olIousckceprrs.-Thc attention Of heads
nr,s'r Flayor!ng Extracts. 'Tltey ats highly cun.
centratcu. have alt the fsefknesA anl delIcacy Of
the fruits from which they arc prepared, and ats
leea expensive.
, 1876-09-02

Indies suffering. with ailments Incident to
feeble and delicate constitutions Wilt lnd 3otand's
Aromatic litter Wine Of Iron valuable tonic.
depot, 50 Clark street.
, 1876-09-02
storm snntos' 'inately put IN end to tho estne ap}
thh stage4 and tho tfan1ense astdfenc. te{t taaY
field, rcGretttng that continuance vaA npoast1


9oet7a! D7ipd9cA 70 ne 11739R3
DtooMlNa1oS. H., Sept 1.--To3lay the aee<
9nh game Of baee-ba WIS PLACED between th4
Springfield and Bloomington clubs for The a1ns.
tc.1r thn'np npIonsllip of tic State Tho game rc.
suitc1 in favor Of tho Springfield boya. Score,
4tol. '
, 1876-09-02

:, BOLOGNA, Aug. lu.-TA;s morning Gluaeppa
,.lallesazxa, sixth Marquis ot L!.case, who
"4Sss LIS descent from Boxch!no Mautrgsgio,
-oso III satius AianAe!lo, WHO, in the year 0l.,
w.. w. aa!e Lord Of Maucagpo by thu Emperor
Su'o l., xAs ul4tel " '&La dael; ~ staua lIs.