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The Portland daily press., 1876-02-16

Is published every THURSDAY MORNING ct $2.50
year, if paid in advance at $500 year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch of space the
length of column, constitutes square,
$I5O per square daily first week rs cents per week
after; three insertions, less, $100; continuing
every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Half square, three Insertions less IS cents; one
week. Sl,00; so cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs" and "AUCTIoN
SALES" $500 per square per week; three insertions
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PREss (Which has large circulation in every part
OF the State) for $100 per square for first insertion
ana 50 cents square for each subsequent Insertion
Address all communca tions to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-16
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day Sundays excepted by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO..
THE MAINE STATE PRESS

TERMS: Eight Dollars Year in advance To
mail subscribers Seven Dollars Year if paid in ad"
vance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14
East Liberty Cattle Market.
Tuvsn.v Anril II 1SI(

Notwithstanding the run. of cattle has
not been unusually heavy thus far this
week. the market rules slow, dull and
draggy. But as rrices have not yet been
fully established we do not quote them
lower. but the tendency is in that direc-
ton. When the tull compliment OF
Eastern buyers are IN attendance. as
there will be by tomorrow morning,
prices will be established, and a better
feeling in the market may be established.
AS matters now stand we omit quotations.
HoGs.-The run Of hogs Is fair ana
full up TO the demand. The asking and
selling rates were about the same As the
rates on Saturday. The sales thus far
have been comparatively light, buyers
seemingly holding of in hopes OF secur,
ING better terms. Whether they will
get them will be determined tomorrow
God hogs will 60 above the gs:
SHxxP-As we predicted, the sheep
market is again active. The run Is light
quality fair, and nearly all sold. At the
Allegheny market yesterday the oner,
ings were 20 few that market could
scarce be based upon them. Soon, II not
already, the question of the quality Of
the fleece viii have much 10 do with the
price Of sheep
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14
wheeling Live stock Market.

WHEELING, April IL.
CATTLE-The arrivals reached 70
head. Prices 2i@5c. There has been
lighter run this week than last, and the
quality has been poorer. While there is
no change in quotations from last week,
the demand at these figures is good. A
small increase in prices from now until
the arrival OF grass cattle, can be e1-
expected.
HoGs-Arrivals $50 head. Prices NO
SIC. The warm weather is having the
natural result Of depressing the market,
and though the number received is less
than last week, the market is slow and
draggy at quotations.
SHKEp-40 head arrived and sold at B
@6c, according to quality. Demand i'm
proving. No good lots have yet come In
CALvEs-Receipts 80 head, and sold at
So OO@S 90. Demand moderate.
Mich Cows-Arrived ii head. De-
mand continues fair at s35 0o@45 co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14

There is reported pretty good de-
mand for horses, ranging In prices rom
Ss5 u $40 for street driving work In
the Fifth street aucticnA LAST week, 10
head were sold, and the following snip
ments were made: Five zr-loads rnh-
sdelphia, at $s5S120 each; load New
York, $flO@i30; ! car Louisville, soSs
50 md car PaducAh, $6OtSs0
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14
Fob EDNT.

u,vO OF THREE USFURSIsHED
rooms, gas, Aer in the nouse: .Sor 81
ofMaYkst and fouteenth s;rests, saitH poa.'
sar Young men, OF for . SNAIL fAnisJ. fos.
r. don oven immediaisiy. 49,, 10, i nDns
Agg,s,ns nov occupied By r. 7. Ford AZ
S,..sn zsScery or hueksteI stand Aggsg 70
sfsen DR. n. y. HULLiHES,
n, N <auire OKeeic, corner AArket 3D.
J Fourteenth streets ''''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14

Accommodation tram leaves Bellatre at
iU P. NJ, aud arrives at Steubenville at
ssDP.N.
Special Accommodation trains leave
Bslairp nj $50 a. m. and 1880 p. m;
Bridgeport l0tlj n. m. and | 10 p. m; arrive
GMartn's Ferry al lO:l5 a. IN. and 10 p.
N. Returning leave Martins Ferry at
ilBa.M., and $40 p. m; Bridgeport IL :iO
am. and 3:9D p. IN. arrive at Bellaire at
lis n. H., and 3:35 p. IN.
r,sets to all principal points In the
EsN and West can be procured at the
onion Ticket Oilice in Mcclure House, and
Of the station at Bridgeport.
r. X. MYERS,
Row. General Passenger 4 Ticket Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14

a,a 8 daily, No. q daily. e1-
cept SUNDAY, make connections at
Baltimore VIII VIII Boston. At Washington
" West bound dd lIslHS Vest t and Northwest.
ions ioE az pppIace Cars on all night trains.
Pullman Pullman sleeper S runs on No. q from
fling To Chicago. |
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14
REMARKS,

There has been fair demand for good
sheared sheep, while wool sheep are dull,
inquiry being almost wholly confined to
the former. Prices are of triHe Tor both
kinds, notwithstanding Eastern and
Washington shipments to small extent
There has been also some Improvement
in the quality of the receipts. Dealers
advise the shearing of sheep before ship
ment particularly Western grades, as
wool sheep are very heavy.
Characterization sheard sheep 44@6c;
wool sheep 44@7c and dull.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14
.-,,crIJyG pITTSB URGH AND BAL
'N 7JNORE DIVISION.

COWS WEST-LEAyES.
wheeling daily at 5 40 A. N.
daily IL '''''' SWashington, Pa,
'wheeiihs ..25pM. daily att % P. n
daiE ~ - 'c,xcepted. %Sundays excepted.
= .so,s IN Al, principal points can be
Ilche,dI al the ticket office at the Depot.
protnrru ~ WV THOS. X. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation,
d = nEvRIES, General Agent, wheel
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14

FoH RENT.

r,uH DWELLING HoCsE on THE
norfs,enst corner of Rsyeoth and
chapline street belonging 20 the estats Of
Nrs. YIia G. Jones, deceased: Possession
xiyen on the LIST day Of April Apply 10
v, Execotor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14

FOR SAL"
TIME HOUSE NO. n THIRTEENTH
i street, all In good order, with nyen.
lent water attachment bath fixtures COM
plete, fine wash house and back building.
VIII be- sold low. For terms enquire of
j. BOYD, trustee.
Or J. X. Botsford. at the house, Thirteenth
str eet mrIth
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14
COFFEE,


Our celebrated brand,
TINGLE Il ISHAM'S CHOICE,
Has become deservedly popular with the
trade. 1t may now be found in yost all
first class retail stores in the CITY and
country. Those without it would srgely
increase their sales by keeping it il. stock.
TINGLE s. ISHAM.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14
& Pittsburgh R. r.
>-Dpn TIME GARD
,nNDENSED TIME CARD.

IUNUENoI8D
.a-t.s.zEszs..S1 - 80
G@ xTkrEksx
VAN AFTER nov. q, 1875, TRAINS
vii run Daily, Except Sunday as fol-
lows, viz -------
rACCoM'Oi MAIL. EXPRESS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14
8hor1H'S sale.

shor1n'S ale.
Bank OF the Ohio Valley
Smith & Co.
BY virtue OF Il. ia. in the above entitled
cause, have levied upon and will prooeed
TO sell at public sale, on
SATURDAY, APRIL IS, 1876,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. N. on the
property known a. Smiths brewery, the
following described property:
Two Mules,
One Wagon.
One Buggy Wagon,
And . iarRe number of Ale Barrels, Kegs
and oil other personal property ON rsid
prem ises Terms OF sale cash.
apd X. =. BROWNE. &c.
FOr. sale.
NNE OF THE b 9sT AND MOST DEsIR-
~ ABLY located farms In Brooke county.
owned By hr. A. NJ. buchanan, contain
ing SIS acres. 40 improved and In the
highest state Of cultivation. One hne Two
story Brick Dwelling. containing il rooms
ali necessary out baildiDgs- situated loor
miles south Of Welisburg- on BetnAny Pike
For further part. plap apply 10
mT ALDEfSos rA'L'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14

FISH.
We have large stock Of
Msckerel,
Lake Herring,
White Fish,
Goldfish,
And will as usual supply the trade al low
or prices than elsewhere
TINGLE d ISHAM.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14
tie are reported from and their destin..

ton: -
At TIE 7snher house and Drove Yords.
WI Kirk& Son Pa So, Morris, Waixel a
id Acker, Va........2ll Co, Ill.,. Coco. IA
g y Adams, va-..9|B Kelsey, O.-..-.-..2 20
w aasIisen, Ya.:.-SEy 3 Anderson, O...45
WI Byeily, Va..-12tF Strong, O..........1 II
Craig, Va. ...-2 iLerian & Adler Ill 81
Dunlap, va---.BlL c Turner, vs.....4
- ! harmsbAfser, Ivy. Jenkins, fs-.-2
q street, Pa...........2DP Bsrnttz, Pa. IA
- At Es Oulpsvso~ Hotel and Dress Yo,d.
RsGlendy, va....9e Foremari q Wolf,
L NJ Hall, Va.........2 Md. ..............l IL
Up Syank, Va, .....20J T Nurnally, Walls
motifs, Walxel q d Strong, Va........l9
70, iH...... HISS O Warner, Va......l8
Allerton & Co, Ill l55lH A Puffenbey Md .l8
Adams d Green, O lila w Cozard. Va.....38
John Pancake, o.. SO Robt White Pa 10
Briggs, Dock lSenseny q Lam.
Drum, ul-.....-....H bert, Md q
Leopold Frank, O-22G A White, Nd. 4
A Ackrom, W w.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14

Lnf OF DRovK.
Tbs following are the names Oh 'ns
principal drovsr. owners or 00nasns. 49,.
r the principal drovers where the e.1-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14

The market has been exceedingly dull
this week, closing later than for several
weeks past, and prices throughout the
list were lower-the best grades falling
of, as most dealers thought 4c, while
common cattle declined to greater ex-
tent-in some cases &c. The tops this
week were much superior to those of last
week, the figures for them being 3c higher
than those of last week. The latter were
generally an improvement in quality IN
last weeks offerings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14


The market has not been quite as active
as it was last week for best hogs, and
other grades show no improvement on
the dullness prevailing then with them.
Prices have experienced no variation
since last week, except that there were
some more common stock than we're Of
fered the previous week, but the general
average of the quality Of the arrivals is
an improvement on last weeks receipts.
Prices at the close seem to have ten
dency to lower figures, unless anticipa-
tions as to arrivals are not reslized.
Quotations -l03@12c, the latter for
extra,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14

ARcAlIEIIykAi. sSD,z.k,M I.orDsiI
eIee1te1. ~ sxpsss Ens,l.h sae ~, ~, 49,
DrauEhtlmeA q The leves1 foaoss
Once O easn ySreSx
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14
REMARKs ON BEEF cATTLE.

REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.
The arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted to 1,25shead, against l,415
last week, and l,4s9 head the correspond
ing week Of last year; and the sales dur.
ing the week amounted 10 1926 head
against 1852 last week, and ,Oi6 the cor {.
responding week of last year, and were
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-14
FRENCH CONDITION POWDER.

OF various patterns, and for every form OF
Rupture, 20 that We can nc almost any case
nj aight. Also Abdominal supporters
shoulder Braces, Bandagca, syrin9ss and
Surgical Instruments In great variety.
49,. l<DAAN, LINT q 90,
Druggists, Wheeling. ". VI.
, 1876-06-30
CASUALTIES,
RAILROAD ACCIDENT,


FRTrroKr, ILL.,, June 1o.-Ercight train No 10,
Of the Illinois Central Ralrontl, Conkl[ng. Con.
ductoF, left Forfcsten at II $50 last night and, ut
1890 co'llded with three grain n-cars about mile
suuth OF this city, causing total wreck OF the
train The grafn-casa had been standing on the
track at Bafleyvi1r, but, by some acclvl1t, raj,
down the grads to Its 1awcst point, passed OIL up
tho hill towards Frceport md were returning yhcn
thcy met the freight train. The engine lIch beside
the truck Mt or! near tho paint of collision. The
tender WIS thrown completely over It, and tho re-
mafntcr of tho train lies In incxtrcnblo confusion
at the foot of the ombankMent, Htlll fur.
tileF nosth Twcnty.onc cars are almost totally
destroyed. Oscar Spanrler, engineer. and Charles
Frost. fireman, were badly bruised, md the former
sustained frncture of the hip, but both nun are
out Of danger. Tho body of an unknown t.,au,
mangtcd beyond the pnss!bIlity Of recognition, was
taken from under the wreck this morning. lie IN
surpassed By tho train men to have been one Of
party Of three who weru hcen attempting to boattl
The tratn ut Forrrstun and Il Is thought that thu
hodtes Ut hfa cIInl'tnlors lay yet DC fund anUnr
thy debris. The baggage antl passengers d. the
b:30 train Tits morning wcru transferred at the
scene Of the accident. but the tUad -ncd tas been
repaired Sc tlat Mo further leteullun will Nv uerca
gaTy.
, 1876-06-30
rASsAHE OF THE NAVAL. HILL.
Eatcfds hstalth 10 The Tribune



WARuIN0rns, Il. e., June 70. There seems to
be a good deal IT doubt whether hr Morrill will
20 insu tho Trcasnry u!ter nt. lie lad long inter.
sew with 1hs President to-day, hut he !.as not, ~
far as known. Indicated tts nature. Mr. Morrill,
haa been urged By Conkling Ilowe, FrelIuKhuyrer,
Mnrton and Others, tn continue IN thu Sennte, ail!
nut 10 take tho enpty .!on0r Ut few mnntf.' eer.
vice ~ Secretary Of the Treasury. Many think,
howevcr, tint they are influenced BY testrr mt ~
have l.!afne come Into the rnc.ch membership any
Anrr than rosslhle. Many Ut MorrIt!s frlesd. think
hu will CoNe out ufocc on the 4th VI March neat In
muc! hrster condition before thc country II !,e
eucs into the Department than II tn stays In Ike
:ienlte. In the meantime The ten llay. fur whjcl,
Mr. Commit ran act III Secretary c1pfrcs to- orsow,
anil tho President must either natuo anuthos Nun
Ut Morrill, must accept.
NEW TREASURY OFFICIALS
The President sent 10 thc Senate to-day the nnme
Ut I4lnes iflhlAh, OF Connecticut, to be Assistant
Ireasnrer Ut tho t'ulted statrs In Ibis city, and he
was co1IllrMti within hull I'll hour Mr.. Gl1aliah
IL graduate Ut Williams cullree, anu waA c!ass.
Hiatc0f Gen. Uarhelh und Clement Hugh Iiili rx.
AAtshtant Attorney ticncral. liz been IN the u-
Vattn,cnl since 1861, mud has hteu CAitf Clerk
ApI,o!ntmcm Clerk, and Cashier of ths Treasury,
liz IL far !tar with every de,al Ut tbs Department.
and stands without rct'ro&ch among lhnso who
know him. Mr. WymAr, who takes MF. News
plact. w&s also confirmed to'IaJ.
, 1876-06-30
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
Two Days' Dsllberatton1---An ImmeJ1nte
ltotusn to specie I'aymouta-..hIuci, Discus.
slon a1d Little Progress.


Two bays' l,ellberattons---An Immediate
1toturn to Specie I'ayncnta---aIucia Discus.
sion and Little Proercss.
WEDNESDAY.
Special Dfspaich 10 The Tribune
NEW ioNK, june 2a,-Tho National noarl Of
Trade held it, second days session Ia this CITY In.
day, md discussed the cxped!eMcy Of establishing
4 National Department OF Commerce. Ths cur.
Fcncy was also considered. largo part Of The
time for debate was taken up by J. II.
liayes, OF Detroit, and J. G. Orubb, Of rhlfadc!.
phia, tho former Ut whom read long pane.
On tho arst topic. aud tho utiur VI whom msus an
address Of half an hoar on National banking. Ms,
Nonrss presented resolution nsenoIiA1lzlng Con-
gFess to make silver legal tender only for Hums
less than u, and AF. Conkllns offered resolution
inviting the nations af North anl South America to
be represented Ia Commercial Congress to 10
held In this city June !. hit, to aid In
constituting the American International Society
Of Commerce. both resolutions WIRE appEoycl
and referred to tho Executive Council Of tho
noard Tho resolution submitted by tho Execu.
rive Council urging the Board to exert lts tnau.
eucs for tho establishment Of a National Depart.
1uent Ut Commerce "as then taken up, fnd j. ID,
layes read m exhauatiyo treatise on tho extent,
growth. influence. aud needs Ut commerce, with
the purpose Of showing that tho commercial inter-
osn Of the country have buconc 70 immense that
they canaot longer bo luokod utter by
Tho Treasury Department: Ms. wssh.
etthss etss; ,ea1d % rMhsash4 b rEs.dsnt Fr.sy and
currency ". then brought bcfofo thu d Soa1l Sy
ohse9a by the l'oston Hoard of Ffade. AfteFJ. 1.
atubb q philadelphia, hal given his ylows On
tsn ss o. ts subject was put over for discus
YESTERDAY
rrw Yoax <e'aj ja,s iasp4tSa e; a .e r. 5tssa:
9g&oe ntId sc4Alon of neatly sIx hours to.tlay
, 1876-06-30

LAsALLE, ILL.,. Jnns 2U.-An castward. bound
nxt5a freight train OIL the Chicago, ltock Island Il.
Pacific ltatlroad, at about o'clock last evening,
ran over and Instantly killed Polish !aboruE named
Fsunz Fikus, Il short distance enst Of the Illinois
Cpntrat lt3flrual bridge. ssyvtin. hia head ltu,n
Ills body anu otherwise horribly mut!latIng
lin. 1lc was walking along tho truck on hts
way TO visit friend At tho Utica cement works. ~;
miles dlstauti IND, although every rt!ost was u,adr,
first to warn blu. Of hls dangrr and aftuswaEd to
stop the train before 1cuching him, thu whoc train
pas4el over htns. An inquest WA held last even
lns. a!l tho coronrr's tury rendered verdict c1-
unera!lng tho employees of tlie tad. The leceascA
Mas abuut a1 years Of agc, and leaves vile and
two little children In poverty.
, 1876-06-30

ts oers n wsIs dpS' II % 81"
,aten nst rn AZ 70 ,an' 1ncr sva. '4rt
on are.r mr. una hass Il w.s '1s na, ~ 's+n1tsna hT
c o.t"" ar te n tas ws,c s1cSsy Sys "",s 1
3; ist;; ai;s%::! tSs: ": S9s sas
sut, set " i nsGt VI te erthnirtinn ot pcEis pay
K"pes of .,n,tou' + II r.,se, u He~ =, tStx ~9 4 :
WrthcThree - - s"n par ~ sny dc lte !,
u,eht m aa,1i,jnnti Fs.;rti ~ aa anehn.
zc cn.rter, "a tntc ~, H.. o ~ memorial
h. fnnJrd n ~ '' w. p ptr fnii,; wnicfi .ll
hs acncpt WI lit st II t,o 'Ito Ht.t ~ r.,ut, M
f. tS I;o.yn I"si d aas tat a"ans. snl
II 5 asssss!s,;a sssa' y II a 'fsfa "a; 'he
j"nrr.t"n' a",i nj rin .G Gn,nffra A. di'ttr.s
,un If 'nst @ 'a% WI ] !" ~ to.nn IN tn. Ftrtnra'
Una enrrca tI,, aln ~. euinm rtanuarn oI vaiue,
v",s ~ w., nd ne uceohu resolution va iast by
tnv nrccs,3st ~ Th, III "o'tras Voie oe'
drawnf frnIn t ~ H. .n'.eu the Mnh'
tcnIer mtcx nhin o. thS ~ rnsplas
ay o oY"r Hisd r H"a On to- de
s!a;I%l.s "a; ts;snins snq eaasr!ins t,'sss nsics "
Mas at su s ss On tue see9n ss."nton
s In tr. I"1 oftsrnenn ftsn'on ,;a waa ni9p!.
tannua was Hisruus",i III ana eiel ~ !relroGlt5 VIII
bv Mes.rs' I,nlmrt,nn ,H ud w,t g "sfe 'hais
Wrirht ~ ttt",Irh,, III" M'u Mnte; y. Eanaua. Mf.
0f j}ustum nnI nti"r rha a tonui.et; at'
Cnnaia rid th,t ctm,,irv ~ wa. 'ip.Gssntea p,!. " o.
int.rr~r ~" ,,.t; =, synH! w. uessinns " Irfes
trratirs a trx % ract,cai @ scMh @ to mase
pcppjG werc not dc.iT1s y; ~ rcci,,s1,1x cnn1ai1
taI2 iagay y. ,os Mhieh wouid nHt bg jn;t ani
,yns mi sn,,, nrer,.,oI INV rnt,Flnc.t s'enty
Canadian Uoyerent wou 5 enG.tr sI Il 1ns1 .nty shs i
tmnn1r nrtrct;v" ssta ~, rc,'. iss - ~! M ~.
thn 1+,,ii,H Itutu " ~ e".ts 'tnru'$eH sttn,
, 1876-06-30

Bidc. " '''' Ao1ih''''o nlSee-
Itmc of Gamc-Two l!ours and twenty minutcA
Fiitst hs-e by errurs-I.nnisyillc, l; Boston 4,
lsnns carned-1uuisvlle, 4,
1ai,rd ball<-0n Deylin "a; on Jo.cphs, 49,
ai!ea tt'1Ecs-un DE-. lin. I'll: on Josrphs, 30
i;ei nn ''n.cs."..1ouisyIl,, o; Boston, D.
1:.To.eph. !. - -a'''"''
:, Two.base A!ts---Gerhardt. 1; somcryl|1c, 1r
Nyan. !: Morrill,. ] schafGr, L. '''~' -
Home rnns-Sny.ler, /,
out IN i!ies--1o.!s.,ics, Ii; t,oaton, 8.
, itAkTFonp ys. C1NClSNATJ,
ClucInnntts, T. '@1'''10t Aos
, 1876-06-30
HYmENEAL.

Ann ARuoa, Mich, juno 70. .-psof. 0eorys
= Nofas, Of the University, was mar.
ttod to-day to Miss Victoria celle, OF
New York City, lady of consldesa.
bls wealth. The ceremony took place 1t the Eps.
eopti CHURCH iu this city, the Rev. Willis Hail Of
netAttnE. The couplu will spend tho suuluer At
NGFlch. ", Prof. Morris formrs houie, fstura.
eaxto Ann A1bor In Eeptsmbas.
, 1876-06-30

DETROIT, MIch., juno 1D.-.t iargr audicnct
c'mro*ct Of tic Hruyl!ng Ut this city and sur.
rounding country. assemble! In Whitney,
GEanA Operu.11nnhc thls evening to Wit.
nerH the wrestling mntcl, between Col. j. II.
Mctangt!!tn. Ut Detroit, nntl Jacob IT, Martin, Of
1psl1anti From H::iu to ;Ia o'clock was sJent
II chousinr referee Finally Juncs IL. canflf, oi
th!s city, WAS a:rcrd upnn. un.l the men gnt to
work Ut II 0clock The first round laptrd till
l1:'O, when both men rct!red behind the Wings fot
, 1876-06-30

1seauty HcEatned, beauty Retained by tho
nsr o! the n.ost harmless md delicate PREPARATION
Gnayand1 U!ympian trtam,. Warranted to con.
tain NJ lead, xlnc, hfr1nuth, or chAlk. rr1cu In
latse bottles reduced tn 81.
Ifnrtiett'4 F1Rvnrlng Extracts arc used and
indprtrd ly thr l@st hnteis contfctuneFs, gtocerB
nHI the first families In thu country,
, 1876-06-30

|"u.HaT9 A1ks--*4'1@GSt - ASiS1st - SpoIA!HSt
Mpyrrle, /.
Total bases on htta-Chicago, a.: Athletic, 4.
lt:lArx uia cssuEA-t'hlca.u. :: Athletic. i,
Lrft OIL bascr-DArnrr, /: Wllft., .; Anann, 9 !;
Peters, ;.: ulenn, Il: fpatdtns. !; Neluskl, l.
rhfrsto, II. F!.lcr. !: llall. /; Sutton, /; Ma
lunr, l CpunH, ".--Athfrttrs. Il.
lIaFrs u, called balts--Whftu. !.
Passed hAlls--Whitc. =; Malone. 8.
Time Ut Eane-Tw0 Eu1rr mn! fifteen minutes.
Iulpire-M WaIA. Louisville.
ST. LoUlA vs.. MUTUAL.
!Sitrtai Efsp1trh 10 7hs Tribune.
Fl. Lorls. sio. Ju,s "a. Tho rrcund game here
between tho l3Fuwn Stockings and Muluals ILLS
afternoon, at tAe tirand AyrnHt Pnrk, wAg will
nrsse by u crowd 0f not utcf hl0 perso,u. Skill
the Attendance Was nu dnHbt dub lii srUht degree
II tho Weather, ths sky bcng filed with dark, om!-
nnas-taVkins Cluds which threatened rain at
every nl1c.lL s1ctitary wan mt able to play, nn.
hnsiag recovered from The rccnt injury recvvc4
hi4 l4aad, aud Mack PLACED second 6asc. rsnFeo
assunlIn: blu ula 2os!tlun At shoft fcld
rha nrla!Ys Vt lhe lirowns w4a very
fair. Tho greatest feature. and Dle fur
which rrurre wus enthusiastically chcgret VIVA m
exciting trlult play, wiIicf! was nude IN tho sixth
lnnfug. Thu battling on Tho part of tho Mutuals
VII. yrry poor. Nichols mil Hicks being lhu only
men ~hu buted safc. thu farmer occurring two anl
thr latter hit. In tho Ael4 number IT Elarsn.
crf,rs wcso committed. The following Ii thu olu-
Clal sc0Iu:
8cnnE:
, 1876-06-30

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June ~. .-Andrew Smith,
yard'mkstcr ef tho Chicago J. Alton Railroad Ut
Bloomington, fell from car this morning, striking
1h his head and sustaining cuncussion Ut thc
bsalu. Ills Injuries are likely ~ prove tataL
, 1876-06-30

,e1nr5 trnm tha Bostons to-day. defeating tbcu, q
~ ~ -, IN ten nnings The Bostons led by 70 10
enfing en atst on balls and coming homs s!ter Rysps
1I1 9ie on singles ~ t'erhAriL btvl!n, HaKne md
htsoh. The lo'tons wers whitowashed Il, the
oat1 9os 10 some tremendous hating, Someryills
VIII ,aihne t tmo nares on clean hit! BnYder foilov1F
oaacss 4 base h!t and esrors gave Ueorco Wr,.hs
-! san IN ne tenth Inning The game closed M
Tue bases foil. amid great excitement.
, 1876-06-30
FINANCIAL,
gp4eiai Dlsp<atch to 1Hs 7rtbuft<.

CF3IsUs VFs4Ns@t7s
DAVENPORT. Ia, Junu ~. --Mf. A. Hcach, who,
for some years past, las been doing bunfnrss In
this city under the na,hr VI the lows Paper tom.
pauy. made an assignment yesterday for the ben,
ett of hts cfol!toEs Ills Assets aEs SI, l67 ~, Ant
hs liabilities 3ll, Ut0..l.
NEW YoAA, yuua 2D.-Au Injunction waa granted
to-day sestrslnlnx the Western lnlou Tslcgtaph
Company from paying ths Dividend dsctassf f'&
July.
, 1876-06-30

LOSS or DUTCH sTnAMER.
BATAVIA, June 30.-The Dutch steamer Ltent,-
Gen. Ks0scn. from Achccn. wAs totally wrecked
whllc entering the Straits Of Sunla. About TWEEN.
ty'lvo passengers wcre lost.
, 1876-06-30

NOH3IUE EHI0IE3TTON.
ldYEnFooL, June 20.-FiYu hundred Mormons
Filled Tor Now York yesterday En- routo fur Salt
Luke City.