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, 1876-12-19
SECRET SOCIETIES.
AA. MooDY'S PO5lTloN lNDU1BED.

CHICAGO, Doc. l8-In your Issue OF to-day Is
MI article slgncd IA Minister" culdcnln!ng
Mr. Mootly'a reference to "Scerct Soclettes."
Un,ler tho circumstances, oblect to such d
eiguuturc to such MI article, Not bccausc the
writer Is not lninistcs,--llu may he; not be-
sause Ills official tttlu ls au Improper sfgnatnso
III itsrlf, but the writer knows hundred nltnls-
ters or nore have, at d'ticront ti,lles, ind
almost every day, sat OH the platform Of
tho Tabernacle, aud Farwell Hall, to
signify their sympathy with Mr. Moody's
work, and, ! hope, ~ liberal percentase'
Of them agrcc with Mooay's views OF secret socse
eties. know many Ut Them d.. Now, whit,
OF them all Ia to have tho credit, or dlseredis, of
tl.,s article, charging slr. MUDDY With being
wanting IN ibcratty, humility, fairness, CHARITY,
and Christianity, bceauso lie saw ~ to express
fcariess honest, candid opinion as to Christians
connecting Will, soclety, whose approved. hon"
pretl, ane accepted writer's, and rltuals, claim II
| 10 0s reifgiuus, yet whohe songs, and prayers,
ase, al lcast In .ost aegrees, utterly ChFtattess,
Rt,1 1ro, tive Scripture pas It uses, eqts out
tic very nnine of Jesus s!--silusu wl'olu religion,
liberal pian That II IL sxaattu!ly ssa'.neA by sts
| published ulyouates ~ lc i ''seiigIon In which
| ali men agreu"t and suppose II mist be, tor
aleng WITH tbs thousands ul ''thn most devoted
| Clrjst!aiss" tU which this writer rcfers Il can
fellowship inllels, Jews, hsatten, tipple7s, aud
liierttues quot such ~ referred to Acts u, y
without offense! A better Illustration Of ~ The
Happy Family" THU 7. !. barnuM eyer exhll,-
Yocate thu religion Of Jcsua Christ a,A not con-
denim Christia1s connecting with such societies
| 10 quitu 4 problem to many. u Was Indicated
by the spplauso both Il the Convention
Hall. Pcrhaps not only Mr.. Moody was tramp.
inv on q u A hIinister'a toes land suppose liz
eomes down with about 2ss5 pouudsa but al! the
feet that wcut up aud down foil on hts toes No
lug to Chicago phssseology. Why did he not
sign his 1aalnel will not say co,Yar]ice was the
reason, for It may h4ys been modesty, Or u1ly =
Masonic manner he learned OH the sssguhre.' II
As one minister who sytnpathixes with Moody,
aud docs not desire thu credit ~ OF the article
OF credit Vt sy4npathxtng with It, aud not Wish
| lug IT. .axnA Wsougfully credited or dtscfedited
, 1876-12-19
SUICIDE.


HpeSsat Atpakch 80 INA 4f4a4Hs.
ST. JosEru, Mo., Dec, 1B.-A young actress
named Hattie Rogers committed suicide at her
room iu this city yesterday morning. ehe was
aged About q, was OF small figure, with light
l,air anu eyes, an.l very pteposscssng In ap'
peara1ve. She commenced ali engagement at
tho Vuricttes OH West Francis street, and ap"
pearcd In the capacity Of jIK-lancing. Her per
for,uanccs weru continued nightly during the
week, mud cash repetition sho continucsa toerow
In popular favor, ula was the very lle OF thc
t.uunc nutote aud after tlla exhibitions Saturday
afternoon amt night she was unusually gay,
aud carried out her part u tho programme With
xes. al spirIt. About ha!t-past. . o'clock Nun
tbs eItecta at po!son taken during tbs uislt,
coll In the enabrura Ut death. Thu alarm was
at once Xyer, aud tho entire cotnI>a.Iy wtrH saoI
gathered. Upon Inquiry It WIS lca1ned t!las sI.s
Was married woman aud the wife ot Nr'
uay, 4 teatlent Ut Chan1tu, to wlloln tclc9ralll
wal ut oucu dispatched.
, 1876-12-19

able hstonishment tho announcement OF their
add fate in the st. Louis N'ote. .Uenocraf, M
copied from THE TRIBUNE. anil arc doubtless
the work Ut some personal enemy who heeks By
ahs means u. pFnE % nm 'n'o ,hs hsfenMif: M ~
a prominent citizen, and ttic Indications arct TINT
nnothcr prominent intl[vIdnnt will he found at
the hottom nf the fraud. The bogus dispatches
were handed to tho night operator at this city
by boy whom he supposed TO ba an nuthor3xeu
messenger. The saue n,essagcs were, forward
ell to The Asaotiatcd Press Agent nt St. Louis,
and were sent broadcast In a few lays tho
author wilt be authcntiea}ly exposed.
, 1876-12-19
T{IE phETORS.


oo.' o -, t,,a o,.ra ~ .,n ~ - s e,as "pn ,s,
~ !'oon. ~. " sn' I'1s.,a' s' pa,, asa sa.,'.-
,.stS. w. .ao sS' .,.o .ns s' rn,.'..
't'te""' ~, II. y. wv .s. ',40,'.
tcc' Inc on3ee1 VI lho heet''E "as ~ oeesae NV
upon tho best method Of continuing the rclig-
iuus work nuw lii progress III tlle city. Some
fifty pastors anl tic member OF tho Devotional
u'.'te >"'.',Nr -, $50 I'ss'as, ."'.n
Mitchell IN ttc eEia'r. Aitcr statement from
tic Chairman Of the CoAEnlttee,le 1t was stated
tint Information fro,n Boston from reliable
suur,rs went To sI,ow that thu Tabernacle there
,",,,. ~. ~. a,,., @os ,,a, ',til IN ,,,,t1, ~
woula not ~ 1eaas 1of use unl" Inc '"'ao'c ..
January; also, TINT prominent businessman ol
C4lcagu were untttug IN un tnyitatlon to Messrs.
sas.,s,s ss, w.. ,as e ,wo " xca,,s ] In ,1a,u,arv T
es,s"en "1 NV "sS's " o,'e"3
iull discussion ol tHe qucs1loh Ill Ill
Informal WY followed, most OF those
'ast ' r,o,na % tf u rso,hi,o +l ,1es,rc,l c,S In
mot'oi','t was Unanimously sesolsea .,'at eol,-
niitcc bc appointed TO wait upon MIR. Moody
them ~ n rrn,nli, iii reh. !. Tbc Rev. Arthur
~, ,rns n,,rn,,,tod rhotrr,o,, ~ t,o rn,n
N..'et .,, mne @pa,.a ,,, ~ ~
mMtee' the So','''''see ea9tea eien A1'' S.ee's
and presented tho request ttat he and Mr:
of February. Nr. Moody rrp|ied TINT
| x,.ss...a,'.s va"a''' H. Ta.to', ] pnd t,'o
ohs''.s,"snse ~ n.aaon ""a sA'
necessity Of few days rest wou'd certainly pre-
vent their complying with thu request, Mr..
! Moody stated at the samc time TINT he and Mr..
ahTGy their Tyclniins s days 9ab IL Ghirno Jeag per-
sSsy @ s yn Ha & the J. pasos i a Mssss MSTanseaW W Ill.,
tlc anil Bliss should begin u scryice al uulotl
evutseIistie seryjcrs Doc, 81, or rather con.
, 1876-12-19
Will, this article, sign my name, not my
official title. j. N. VAIN.
MISCELLANEOUS.

lHf MkIHo"'a1S'
Tho Methodist nahtDrs met yesterday. DR..
f,tIir. t.oIt,1 ntton,t,n r., III, nr,tvnrxnrv n.y.
""t"'''' ANY" "lt'"'"" y" ~, 49,,
crCiacs 0f the sIMlay-sctlt'nl Union AMI lracL
Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, to
be holu In Chicago during the inoptl, Of Ja,l-
unrv.
~, <...,,,, - .,p,r,too, n, st.eh,,,,,, In
"" 4usel'ou y. p'is'eee; ~. sie1n.s",y It's, ~.
tfoddced tfie follow'nE resolut'ons' WHICH ~cre
unnn'mously adopted:
WNEnxAs, In the order Of The church, tho Rev.
Diri,op ". t.. iiarffs his been called upon 10 take
up hin Ep!scopal residence At New York:
Htsoi,eu rs.t thns Wc tak; " gea..ru IN ~ a1t.
me mseion a WITTY witt hs . of u e Nufwc.t nd
East VIII fesFct. ""' ~ Wv A''<"S"'''' - '"~
Efsnirtd. That xc will q. eorJ,a.,y welcome III
OUT mhlr. Inc lev lIIshop Merrill. u 81. Paa aid
sincerely hope that llu wifi hnd hs home among as
vt Ills earliest eaaxchtcnec.
Considerable attention was then devoted tD M
tlls anniversaries abovo tnGntsossd, whsl' slil
probably be held gu the last Sunday III Ja'-
uGFy.
, 1876-12-19
OBITUARY.

ELH1RA, N. r.. Dec. 18.-Dr. Edwin E'd-
ridge, the foremost citizen Of this city, died at
his home on Saturday Of pneumonia, after two
days. tickncss.
, 1876-12-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

MISS NELSON AS JtJLlET.
The third engagement Of Miss Nelson In
r,,tcnr, 1,o,rnr lest n,t a, r1,ror,,,;a T,,na,ro
~! |"9e@to ossaa 'ast Hsas ~ ha|ss lusatte
me altchaancc was NOT large, OWING ooupsless
to the constant lnbIt OF theatrc-gDcrs III CHI
caeo OF letting the first night IN my casc Of
.petn, nttrnrttnn ~, ,,v tlcfnt,n n th,.r, Ia n,v
sn,n,. ,,a.~ ~ s.v +; s;jss N.sn,,s n"ssnnatIn;,
Lung ne" ~ sAy ~ M,ss Neneon pe'so"us1on
Of Ju!ses. TIC puol!e Will ee thanktul 70 TIC man
who tan say 1t, but such orc has
not of late appeared, nor Ia there my
.,rtoiu encouragement n5 lila romtnc. htora
.,. H ,nn .,.rns ,,s,s ~. sa, r,,.t .1 ,,a-
lnnn l,loo lf'iss hhse .ne iat' "a"s. aha he'
faithful portrayer being identified on the stagr
Juliet laas In measure take, possession of Miss
Ncilson,a nature, apl q wonla tu a surprising
.,,'ts - ~ .,n,,',.,,,,s -, th ...,c,nr ,y.r,,
'hE nes u9''aeat.'s -. .s ,.,, ,.pstes ~ "e,'
not thougtsiul' smooth, anu finished I'LL dttall'
The balcony-scenc Is even better than before.
The actrcss has atllel several small pieces of
a,ooe.hus,rcsa NJ this mint. an, In, ,uorc-
s'..s a1'',..s'..s w., l,t.'' ..s ~ ,,'t,ns,
o'ef nooula'eu net soicc '"to w 'a'e!e'
atid quiet tone perfectly appropriate to shc
requirements Of the occasion. No artist
l,as eyer su,cccile1 in attaintng this peculiar
-. -. 1...s.., o~aa,t =. .h, ~n.,,,t
'aethoa ot enuhe'atlon, eaecPl 10 tno 'Isu.1
ot patael't stauy aha long e1nes'eiise' ~ 10
portion Of Ills iMpcrsonatloE, 1t may be added,
, 1876-12-19

A Fnvorlte Cough Itemedy.-For Guilds.
Sore Throat. Asthma, Catnrrh. and other dtscaBca
Of the bronchial tubes, no more useful article can
be found than the well-known ''1rotrn's 1ron-
eAtul Troches."
, 1876-12-19
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Tho standard Qua1lty OF lsntnctt's Cologne
md FIasofiny Extracts have. without MI exception,
won tor them the hIehcst awaras for excellence
they have been pInccd for thu past twenty years;
anil. to plaee the eapstone upon pant Anrois. tho
tribunal at Philadelphia, conrosed of experienced
tudgcs ut homo aud from abtoad, Join In tho pop.
u1ar verdict, and pronounce them 'tfhe okst IN The
Hortd."
, 1876-12-19

Mrs. Wlns1ow'a Bnothfns Syrup, for chill.
lfGh teethng, aostenn The gums, reduces lntaMSna
tion aliays alt pan BHrn 10 resu1ate the bowels.
, 1876-12-19

1,oland's Aromatic Bitter Wine Of 1rnn IL a
remedy for nsryoas debility i"poysti,lsd y; blood
, 1876-12-19

The Kellogg Troupe commenced It's second
season with the performance Of tl,e "Trosa-
Iorc," lust evening, at McVlckpr's. Thu ALL
deuce, although not Us largo Us that which
greeted the troupe ut the opunang night OF tne
llrst scaao WAS still very large one, co1sIlcr-
luz cold weatl,cr and opposing attractions else
where, OF the performance We harss!y ncad
speak, since Miss kollogg, Mrs. srguin, Mr.
Nuns, md Mr.. Curlcton were tn their old rolca
af Leoaora, dxuen.a, .4uarfeo. and the Count,
which they have sung pretty nearly thrcadbsre.
All that need be suiI Is that MIas krllogg's
performance once moEU demonstrates ttAt
wl,l1o her singing !a well niEa perfect,
a.ltl ller vaTtuus artas were dealfefcti
with consulnnlate beauty ami gratn u
vocatten, her actng Of the part IL very deficient.
The part ill., rs We liayo 0iten sat& t'eture. uEa'
mattcallY beyond her. She Inns not ttie lrtm!tll,
etrrl4gtli, OF lrr to interpret thu dramatic side
u tho rolo. Mrs, Segltn Oh tho otlcr hanu
blends the vocal and lsu.aatac Unequal 11rupat-
tion ard makes the Gipsy q very strong acting
and singing part. Mr.. Maas sang 4la"fteo A.
ceptab1y, and Mr.. cartcton aa tho Count was Is
cred!ta6le as usual and carried 81 Pot fy ysfy
sapg ths small part q F,ra'tao s3s,,.,in in
taken It, and sang + superblY. Chorus and H.
orchestra were In good trim, and, Tor rarity,
tho weather aoss not aeem 70 have got ans2 r. the
lungs of the principal artists, except At. Earle.
ton, who was somewhat husky, Tomorrow
given, with the following cast:
, 1876-07-20
THE TRIGGER.
PI0RoE-sIiooTISG At 81. 1,ouls.
Et,rejut flfsh7frA III 1hs Tribune

Gptcfat kHtpQfrh 10 1ht 1FtoaHG
ST.. Lor1s, July 1o.-The grand wing shot tour.
namcnt. anticipated for eeveral weeks by tho lead.
ing sportamcn Of the West, commenced yesterday
at tue grounds Of the ". Louis Gun Club, situated
on the st. Ctar!cs 1oad, short distance from the
city. Tho tournament, which is under the man
ogcmcnt OF +, f. Martin, Of Chicago, who also
furnishes the birds, gtyrs cycry Indication Of being
successful affair, Judging from tho lntorcst man.
ifested yesterday by gentlemen Of thiH city and
from abroad. The shooting commenced at q
o'clock, but tho entries for tho various classes not
having been completed, sescrnl xwccpstake
matches wcru indulgcd In for couple OF hours.
Each ono was ut fyc birds, single rise. 81 yarta
distant: OF these sweepetake premiums. Nj. i.
Tho balance wcre taken by 81. L'uis men. Thu
Afst match of the tournament proper conHcntei
at IL O'Clock A.. N. Tho conditions were that
each man should haye ten shots, alnxlc rise, Il
tlls contest: several ties wero aaut of, each tic
being At ivo birds, slug1e rise, 20 yards distant,
Mr., urlth Of Pcorla, H., took thu tsst prlze Of
az; n Wlll'ams e y; ,Leus ths e. sesSnd Ct Ct
H5: nd IT. HARVARD, of Clleage, she fourth, of
Il Ell yalds' distance, ten single rises.
IL th!. match the5o yer, we're ~ th!1ty.iou!
% H. fst p!is: e. sSs Henry 81 kleasn. & cSiesso.
Tho second, $40; Stephenson. Of Peoria, and Cur.
tcr, Of st. Louis, Divided tho thtni. SET; Joe
Lucas, Of ST. Louis, got tho fourth. 420; and Dir.
Ceggs'sell. q g; Lous, iAe nth, sl3 a.,
Ing early, IN extra match was arranged At IL yards,
ava double rlsas. After two tics Ind been shut
on MF. pteFcc. Of st. Louis, won Gsrt money,
fl; NJ clssR pf ~ 9sa dou!5 seco4a So: AID
mant viii eoatsauo each day during tho soulatndur
| Of tho week.
, 1876-07-20

eh. &. Richard; b. IN, Nettte Bu'lcw; b: &. Frank
n+ys.; B; m; Amy; b. m. Carrie; b. q. Bfeeze;b.
Rannfne, mile henu--parcy Miller, War Zig,
Seeond tlay-l:x1 Ltaan-u. nj. Indy Monroe, b.
s. eas cs@. H. esMfxa Mst. T. T. bA1s e ag k A'toa C.
@ s:a cia"s-nlt III, co...t,c. r. m. badger Girl.
III Ill; f. aflts;ge:s .s:.aess /: a. sss Apem,,e.
H. ,. Kn1cd. b. z. Itnmco. D. M. Hattie, r. b. 4.
!ndge, w. s. f5hnk. b, 8. rrostss. ;; e; Alien,
T. (; JeF,{ roste'i, b. r. g. ". 4 bic. H., former.
F;ss a E '!s !Ss}I-pod'no, smuga'er, Iae'le. Cold.
w, poafth 'iIi D.y-a:2a cIaseo. q. Mazomatno, br.
2:2o C.ss-S. N. Snow. 8. L. Gen. GARFIELD, b.
RqaalsS,' Emilio a..h-w.r Jig, Bell Bruce,
Dudd pob!es stable win he hore. his entries hay.
Ing been mailed but not yet received. II is also
stpeeted shst number Of other entries Will CONS
o. tse second day Luta will trot against tlnc. a
fast trial Of hpeod,
COLUMBUS, o.
.tisnia1ee Il tSs neetins of tha coinnSa. DrlseS
Park Annexation To-day. good weather, and
Kond track In the arrt trut. 2:.ao class, for =
psr:e q 81 o mG9 hor.es sn., 6 sT
fnurth heat in 2:2a. 2:a0H, and a:asH. Lew
seot. + TEX the tseond money. Lady Il. third, and
i in lie second trot, 2:os cta.., for 500, twolvo
htst heat In 2:a3; Il. S. Forbes 6. ". Wooley
2:34H, and 2:28H 4, 4. Rogctb' Fairfield Belle
won the fourth and hfth heats In G:34 and 2:31A
MooleJ took arst money. Fairfield f!efle second.
Tile running race for 3-yenr. .o1ds was won by T.
9: o'connors Maggie In 1:48S and l:53. Lady
Mac took one heat Ia LAO.
, 1876-07-20
IIONORS.

FLAGS, PROCESSION, AND MUSIC.
sAnA7ooA, N. T.. July 1o.-Pcoplo returning
from the lako sitns tho regatta found hotels md
stores dccked With Cornell cosore. About Z o'clock
the Cornell winners were met at the entrance Of
tho Palace BY procession Of students, somo
zoo In number, with band. They were
led by the President Of tho Row.
ing Association. Tho winners, in m omnibus
md Th s ana
Ing lrooms with Cornell colors. Bauda nt Con
Rrcss lfAll and tho orand Union wero on tho
rlxzxas plnylng. md tho ctowds chccrcd 10 they
passed. .... -....-
THE RHQATTA BALLS
at tho United 8satns, tlrnnd Union, aud Congress
Hall wrfp largely attended.
THE rHlZE rl.AG9
were presented 10 the Ylctors nt tho Grand un1oD,
at midnight, by William n. Evarts.
IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY. .
IrnAcA. n. y, July 10.-'fhe entire main street
70 decorated, and crowds are cheering Justify over
cornc,s vlctorics, while tho University chtnos ara
ringing :nerflly.
, 1876-07-20

T1a Hvsj sfA%A ta tA3sA one a. ttA bnw hAe of the
.,os ~ 10y -, 80 -. -. - ,..-s.,. ,,.,rsai, T.,
llarvstda did not have hi' fces properly atsappea
the boat "oFd wa~ tven 1sasn, n ,a,nh's nna s
crews wers off IN nne .'yo. Cornell ana col'.ah.
.ained onhne .ns n'. na ME- "n'r ,,, n,'s'o ~, 'no
Freshmen crsws wns remarkably good. The nr.s
half wns crossed y Cornell IN ::G With Columbia
nna Iin,vo,,i tx@o icnpth, hchIn tolumhn slightly
ica;ine. Tbs il.rysrd. pulled like veterans. sud
With apparent condolences s'lat they would win.
Colnmoa ei ."e I'M. naI,. 'e. .".,,s IT, ~
came intare't1ns her stroke cansh. ono enormous
Harvard = is,s # s,,rsa lcnrtbs. Columbia muck.
a .a.,e " .na liz tho, .,,nt. nntekcnod
i've o nane sraauay 1r @ .he distance to
mo,aj.sa, and tho boat started out Of la course
sso ssstcsn lido Of The like lie ntcerire became ex
cellent and On alino that .ornc ,eItlcr to the right
hs e Ts crew e' % IT, T.. way ,: To- S,,,, M'e,s sss;
oe a!!e m 81 O.. ~ ~ fs lie ost svh,h thc.c WIZ
.! TT II soIna To- eees n liz corof bout
but they seemed 70 ~ ~ .9gee, nna, sTnft Ths
h[acc themses, hoa hn a., t,stS r conrs"' rowny
ayafa t. asrote ''a oar ~ tb1owne hs Weight
stardy on 20 eaGn tsoaS " thra. rnvtbs n ta
ounce o. pE"s pn an,1 n,nrli recosds tho third
nasn f,nseeutIyo u So sietory u u tho .' day. ~
AoA1N 1Mh X i!Haa1 oSs. n.,a T. tI,ir c.sc
to the top Of tun sf9nai pa!cs ann ~" at anu MY
saoWea e. ~ IT, % Ftc.htnan ercw Tie Harvard
Freshman crew. no wsss s,gt e. tc sos
an y ~ "s ao,as nes,s Il o crew. Post.
aa eno xrIau. vi ~ Of the oaf yc,yrcffesh
ing to behold. to the very lat:
o..,v -r,. fh4 evnMs W,1rax. r,b,ra. n. Y,
, 1876-07-20
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS.

DETROIT, July 10.-The regular annual mech
Ing OF the Western Associated Press waa held
here to-dny, OF rather on an cxcursion-boat In
the river, where the attending members repaired
2t ii O'Clock. An excursion Was taken through
Lake Bt Clair on bonzd the Fortune, the meet
Ing proceeding mcanwlflc, With President Hal
stead in tho chair.
a report on behalf OF the Board Of Directors
was read BY the Hon. Joseph Medll1, showing
the alflirs Of the Association TO bo in prosper
ous condition. The following Directors wezu
elected: Joeeph Medi1l, Of THE CHICAGO Tan.
THe Hsssa msssas sn " tSa 81 asxie tes nfnss
mai; Joseph O.. Siebcncck, Of the Pittsburg
Chronicle John Knapp, Of TIC 81. Louis Repx1-
lean; Al. Kellar, Of the Memphis Auala'tc2s;
"Hf a Ml staraaid St tas ds"o5sk ossza % r. e. ecc
Halstes<l, Of ttc Cincinnati Co,nn.ertiat; Vice
President, Henry ". Fa1rar, ot tho Chicago
yoar7uai; Secretary, Il, E. Baker, of the DetESit
Ri.lsrd smith, and V. N. ilaldenlan.
tlipato POI ] xsrc Alfeft Roberts, Of tao Sash! iilo
a"e: c5 t. T. nh:sSIs naiSs q ot II rs iseRas sRs 9si
Halstead, Of tho Conmercsa't md Richard Smith,
ro!l, OF the st. Paul IYouatr-I I'rfss- ITieu,a; 4.
s. nGtS o Sf n.sfss H. fs s. "9 f o1ssf Gs'ss = IL
Sf S. xoas 1ieary m MMosg " 4s9r " y tic gonrs
and Joseph Ntetliil, Of The TRlnusE, Cit.
cage; MnJ. ". D. Iec1:husn, Of the Dayton
.Eonrnat; (. ". Fnxlcsco, Of the Colu1nbu.
Jouraal; tho Hon. ". ". Armstrong, Of thu
5''andealer, Edwin Cowles, Of the Lca0tr, Clcvc'
land ). +. Atacls, OF the saudusky Ktglter ;
Joseph q. se!bcncck, Of the pittsburg Chroni.
clt; Mr. Eoyntau, of tho Fro Iras, unl II. L.
Dakcr, Of :tlc Tribune, Detroit.
Other sIle,ll tcss wcEt represented by proxies:
The excursion through Lake it. Clair proved
to be oa af the nlost delightful character. AMI
1t was resolved To continue these cxcllrsions an
nual1y, and invite tho laIcs to participate.
, 1876-07-20
THE EINGLT-6CULL.
CORNELL TOO MUCH Vo1t THIN.

U&3Cl1t 4EtP0tfA 70 1H& 4f1VA9%.
SAnArouA, July 1U.-The slngls.scnll taco WAS
we'll rowed, but the. interest was swallowed up In
the events which followed aud preceded It. The
start waa at II :35, and Francs. Of Cornell, soon
drew awny from the rest, derr(vng tho 3nce OF 1ts
excitement. Io led all the way caa!ay, rowing
WITH much etylc and anisl. and putting on mug
snr s shs mt ~ M la sfs
thom % iiitis. liz va. pulling aboHt th'ty;;twe.
W. VIZ aosns 5sS VII sss Su| tss's ist
ii au oyoFgrown youth Of 70, weighing ie3 ponndsi
and was not s4eie9y sSnoa e bse. wg ~
tho othsFs. Danfotth continued 4a!ulng " tls
oilers, and ealne n t,ree lengths ahead q ratMs'
hi: in: crsb jul before reaching tic an!sh line.
rAHEALEE
had held up through r. tase Gut %hen nj i tSsn w.
put hls cap Into ths water aud put y On hls lesd
aeaIn. Apair Of oass PVT Sp t2 hm; .s sad IN, hs
sad e1esaion. ] liz wss atca out, and at Int as.
counts wis lying III dead awooa At the lakeside
Ilouse. Serious sosu!a4 nre not ohtleapa1so' uo~'
ever. .
a. Rx.tra s,as 1:.set,stssa r. 5ss's :,,t \, ,ho
.ase .eu!i r.; 1ees 'o XII ths nli ns ths .E
usIsi Francia, of Cornell, !eadlng, aud raEmelcs,
e .s9nd nd tn MT .sI
sys is pssian NJ unatered snd Cornell ehssrei wili
Il xfsss; sss ses ~
Essss: t's Y; Wte ''''i Far
sen Of The editor q tAe Troy 11sast, wae warm r.
fayorte. Tl,s 5csnlt tustaod thu condolences Of hls
nn.. rowing srset.7sls 5ut nos psss,iy, winning
pAxFonru or THE HARVARD
sish s srsat dessrminstion. Sat VIZ ont.pased. liz
| was not distressed ut tho end Of tho course.
, 1876-07-20
PASTIMES. 4
cornelps Triumph at the
Aquatic Olympia Of the
New World.
Fer Sons Crowned with
Every Honor Of q
Day Thick with
Honors.
Details Of the Three Vtcto"
RIGS Of the Rugged
Itl,acans.
A Splendil Days Sport Mt Dexter
purk...Thc Two Best Races
Of tic Year.
The Southern Wonder Enfield Beats
2;3O to Win the Three
Minute Purse.
Cozotte Trots q Third Heat IN
2:221- and Wins tho
1898 Purse.
List Of Trotters Entered LOT
the Cleveland Meet
ing.
Tho Bostons Defeat the Athletics
at Philadelphia.
CORNELL.
Cozotte Trots q Third Heat In
2:221-2 and Wins tho
1898 Purse.
T;st of Trotters Entered for
the Cleveland Meet
ing.
Tho Bostons Defeat the Athletics
at Philadelphia.
CORNELL.
CORNELL.
RECKONING UP.

Special Di.patch 10 1ne Trtauns
SARATOGA, N. r., July 10-The three eVents =,
I'm Iuter.collcgIatc Regatta came off to-day anu
I'm tronhiee will all go 10 ithaca TO keep company
with tho fags won by Cornell last ycar' Ihe
weather was propIt!ous, tho water perfectly
smooth, and a!l tho victories fairly won. Ine
triumph Of tho University crow was by no mems 70
hollow "a was expected tic Harvnsds! being less
than length and half behind, and three lengths
shcnd OF Columbia, Who alone claimed to dispute
tho ant place with tho winners Union was 1onasn,
and Wesleyan and Princeton far In tho rear 1ao
time OF tho winner was 17:0ih.
TIE srN0LE-sCuLL NAuA ..-
was cnaIly won by Francis iu 13:42A. who 10 one
Of The best amateur onrsmen III the country. hans
slrcady rovcd nnc races. Danforth. Of HafFa1ot
slone moved respectable antagonist. In
TIE FREsnNAN RACE
Cornell surprised The crowd and delighted ner
friends by winning on.hand, nurTasd falling 70
make as good titne ns they aad IN Psssa1e. M
secdent 10 tho rudder throw tho Columbia boat-out
Of tho r8cG.
, 1876-07-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tsurnett'a 'Fsxvorins Extrncts--Ths supeff.
purity and great strength. They arc warranted
i!su from the poisonous oils aud acids which sntGf
tnto the toMpOsltlOn Of Many Of the fact!ton1 f!f
HayoFa now In tho market.