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MrrLr Aocz, Ark, April 5.-A man named
Frank Adams mas found IN \ houss 4. portsr's
wood-yarl, 7 mIlcs north Of the city. on tito
Little lsook aud Fort smlth Nailtoal, with
broken neck. He IL supposed 10 hare been
dead aince Saturday.
, 1876-04-06
SPAIN.

MADRID, April 6.-Tho Committee On the Con-
Nitution propose to increase the number Of
Senators to 800.
tn reported that Ca1list dsposs Of arms still
A1lRs IN Dlscay.
, 1876-04-06

At GREAT FALLS. N. n. .
GnEA1 FALLS, N. H., April "a Are last night
caused \ loss Of e55, 900 Insurance $50 900. u.
.. IIili and sistcr OF Mrs. CuzzonR, OF Boston,
rerc burned 10 death.
, 1876-04-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LoxpoN, April 5.--Stcauships Cltv Of parsa
aud MoHel, from Now York, and At!as. from
Boston, hsvo arrlvod out.
New YnnK, April 5.--Arrised, steamships
auorih. from Hamburg; Victoria from dlas-
gov; and China, from Liverpool.
, 1876-04-06

Af1Mpnls, Touu., April 5.-1lo tivur has risen
ono inch. and ia nov u foet II inches, or half m
Inch aboyo tho tloud OF 1874 aul II inchcs above
That OF last August, and the general Impression
among river mon iH that 1t will rsso foot yot,
winch will put Il aboTo tho highcHt wator known.
Tho Lttio Noclt Railroad Company has char
torcd tho stoan,cra Oscaola and Ella 10 ruu 10
Madison aud connect with tLBir road until tho
Hood auteidus. The steamers will l0ayo Mea-
t,ilis Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud baturdaya.
New ORLEANS, April "a meeting of p1ant.
oss Of ST. AtatyH Parish was bold today, for tho
purpoao OF lcytAing waya and means ~
p1oyeut an overflow i'll that sootian. a COM
mttoe Of th,oo waB appointed to Eatac fuuds
TO dofray tho expenses ot an agsnt 10 Inspect
tho loyous affecting that 'aoctoli, snd for work
and ropaf1n. Thomas ]. Foster Mas appointed
"a satd nccnt.
, 1876-04-06
GERMANY,

LONDON, April ia Berlin dispatch saYs tho
reports Of tbs impending retirement Of Con.
Ven Moltke ara denied.
, 1876-04-06

BASEBALL.
sfEMru1s, April 5.-Daao.ball: Loulsyl!es. IS;
MeutnI,iS &,
, 1876-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
MoCORMIOK MUSIC HALL,
.GILM0RB'S FAMOUS BAND

Grand Concert Organization.
OF Gsw York ton it, way 10 Ban FrAnctaoo} will give
Two tIeANU CONCERTS ONLY,
o. Thursday and Friday Evenings, April nd !.
1916. Tha organization will inciuds Mlss EMMA @.
TlIuRsDY, tho hiRhly-stftod young American prtma
Donna; Mr. ]: LEVY The greatest cornet Player ".
ING: VI. AD0lplt B0iiBT tbs fAvorts Darttone- The
Land will nunher Fifty Eminent Arttss, Including.
a so!oat, MIR. II. AABbCKIE, tho celebrated Ansr-
ican cnrnet rlsyet; Mf. z. A. LEFEDvKR. HsIn.
f.hnne; Me. T. LETACiI. Trombone Mr.. CARL
KE0Ef, CIsrlnette; Mr.. F. DRACliT. Flute: and
other eInent toloisA. Tho vho!e under tbs direction
Of Sir. +. y. D1I.MOHK,
Popular prsco: Admission al over she f,onte. 81.
No s3trs charge tor ftreryc1 etats, which 10
cured thses days In advance II Lynn X Iealys muso
Atuft.
, 1876-04-06

ILLINOIS CENTRAL,

- - ILLTNOIS CENTRAL.
31r. ". Il. Ackornan, qunnrnl Auditor Of tho
illinois Central 1laitroal, furnishes TuE TRIBUNE
with the following Btntomont Of tho estimated
earnings vi his road for tho mouth ending
March 81, 1876
, 1876-04-06
CASUALTIES,

A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
BALr LAaE, April 5.--Thls afternoon about s
o'clock tlls city was thrown into confederation
by threo terrible explosions succeeding each
other at inbcryals Of fow seconds. People
rushed into The strceta Ia terror, horses ran
away, and CONSERVATION ro!gnod supreme. Win
dows wero blown iu, doorH blown from
thaiE 1lIngcs, chimnoyB blown down, md
many buildings badly injured. The cause of this
torr1blo explosion and shaking Was not known
until M immense volume Of smoke WAS scen
rising from Areounl uill, Immediately north Of
tho city. Upon this hill wero four powder
magazines, ono Of Walkor Dros., agents OF tho
California Powder Company, contatng onc-au1.
n-Lalf carloads Of powder; onoof Walker Droa,,
for the Oriental Powder Company, containing
half car-loal Of powder; oho Of Zton's Coop
ornsiye IpntEtution for tho Hazard Powder Com
pany, containing 10 tons Of powder; and ono Of
Ben ..Jcnulngs for tho Dupont Powder Com
pany. containing II tons Of powder. All OK
Eloded. There wore no baildinEs ysFy close e 70
Wate1-Works buildings on City Creek were
1ild!cl with bouders. Immense bonldera fell,
crashing through buildings throughout tho city.
somo falling milo d!atank Thcro wore throo
men Ut work at QUO OF theso magazinoa: All that
bo found Of them afo small pieces Of flesh, the
largest piece being portion Of d foot In boot.
| Tlolr names arc not known. Mra Fannatsa, Ia
the Nineteenth %asd; was sttnek bya boulder b Or
Tbs Twentieth Ward, was struck by q
boulder and killed. quito a number Of other
| persons vsro injured, and porhapa otneE doatha
may occur. Uno lady died from fright. Tue
| cause OF tho explosion caunot DO nscerlaincd.
| It is clained tho mon at work were smoking.
| Others atate somo persons frod shot into one
Of the magazines. An imn'ansa amouat OF
glass WAS broken throughout the city, The
damnRe to g!Rsa slouo will probably be noas
| S5u,0u0.
| BsLr LANE CRY, April 6--10 p. m.-Two boys.
ono uamed Richardson. and sun OF Archie
Hill, wcut after atook thia morning. taking their
guns. Enough Of their rotna!ns hayo been
found near tAe magazine to identity them.
| Ono If tier hauds was found ctutchlpg q duck.
It ia nov supposed they had flred into tile maya
xtue, ca,lhpg the explosion. It il stated that no
men woro At Nork on tho maEnziucs.
, 1876-04-06
POLITICAL ECONOMY IH CANADA.

POLITICAL ECONOMY NJ CANADA.
h5Nesat Dubateh to 3ho Chied1a Tribune.
MONTREAL. April 5.-Tho suhIoct of allowing
provincial rAtlwny-contracsors to oqulp Canadian
linoa With Amoricsa-built' opginos atl1 cars ia
tho talk OF tho city. a motion WAS undo al tho
City Council Inst night to tho oiroct TINT Quebec,
Montreal aud Other towns hro Interested to tho
oxtont Of s5,00o,0oo or half tho rnluo Of tho
Montreal, OTTAWA Il Wcusorn Hallway and tho
North 6horo Hallway, and that tho agreement
| with tho contractors WAS that tho equipments OF
thoHo roads should 10 manufactured In
| this province, whereas tho contract for
| rolling ntook to tho amount Of million
aud o half has been given to United StateH
firms, and IT was resolved TINT, ~ tho breach Of
contthct had taken plsco, tho corporations ln-
tcrcated arc no lonehr bound by tho agreement
Copies Of tho resolution a1n 10 be Bolt to tho
Councils OF Ottawa, Quebec. Thrno .1tivers, cto.,
for tlieir r.; opinion. A loruts.on Of tho cityy
to rotnonBsrate With tho Provincial protutor
| agathst anI,d'ng money cut OF thn country for
tllo purchase Of rolling stoc1t for tho Muntroal,
Ottawav 4 Western hallway md the North
Hhoro Hallway.
THE IOWA POOL.
Tho Iowa pool, cozsistIng OF tho Chicago, Bur-
'ington l. Quincy, Chicago, aocli 1B!lnd l. l'n-
eitlc and Chicago & Northwestern Railroads,
have been fighting tito Chicago Il Alton Railroad
| tH Ilo lulato[AiA uuHlHbaS eFCF HUGO this Hna
has established routo to Omaha In competition
With the above roads. Tho rcnu!t Of tho fight
Was that tho through rates from New York ia
California has been unusually Ion during tho
lant six mouths, and tho pro rata Of tho Chicago
roads has amounted to little moro tllau nothing.
Tlo pool lines have at length become tired ol
tho light, and hayo buried tho hatchot. At a
meeting bold yesterday it was decided to admit
tito Alton road into full fellowship, and lot by.
cones DO bygones. Consequently tho rates hnYa
bcon restored to anso.war iguros.
| .-.-. ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
MT. ". II. Ackorman, qunoral Auditor Of tho
Illinois Central 1laitroal furnishes TuE TRIBUNE
with the following Btntomant Of tho estimated
earnings vi his road for tho mouth ending
March 81, l87Gs
Whole line,
.. 1itnuig. Iowa. Tntal,
FrulRht., &2BD4y9e0 {9j.45l0o s35a, ,8ou.Ot
1hssenHtfs...,... 1uu,hsS'W &A.pas.3S 141b13.Gs
MiRcellaneoIs..... 93,GQ1W t58Q,Q1 1UG 30,b{
Total.........ti39,sl7.3o sts5,97e.3s sfo5 4o3.6.
| ACTUAL EAnN1Sds FOR TIE CORRESPONDING MONTH
or 1875.
Freight. .tcs9, ,7Gl.o1 $t0Go9s7o s37G, 81
IasscnEcEF........ lou, ,t3f.ti - fTj.0 1a9,Ul0.4
| atsccllancous..... 73,133.78 G6l2.H e5.7id.2.
Total. ,431.o4 *14cos5.1s t5y5, ,a1s.s
, 1876-04-06

LONDON. April 5.-sir uonry ua1ford has 70
signed the Captalncy OF tho British Nationa
Itt1o-Teatn.
, 1876-09-16
BUSINESS NOTICES,

holland, tho wel1-knowa tlruERIat at No. %
Clark street, ha4 made Ereat bit III thu Aroniatic
Bitter Winu Ut frUn." We uavisu th0yo who aro
suffering from nuFy.sur,irss, iInpascrshea blood,
wcakuc2s, or lmpoitud digestion, to 1T.
, 1876-09-16
ga,tford's Nine sufor Defeat at tho
Hands Of tho st. Louis Browns.
rhe Athletics md Cinctnnatfs Lose Games
with the Louisvillcs and Mutunls.
A Grand Yacht Race on Lake Michigan
This Afternoon.
Races at Lexington, KY, and
Elsewhere.
DASE-DA.1,1l.,
CUlCAGQs Vs. u08rON9.

6peetal Dfspdfeh to M 1ftbun&..
Bosros, Sept. 15.-Tho Chlcagos scored their
seventh consecutive victory ovor the Dostons
lo-tlay In thc presence Vi 5000 people. The
pa,uc was very exciting and closely contested
IN to the sixth inning, but the visitors got on To
1}radlcy's pitching tho latter part Ut the gan'c,
md closed with decided lead. Tho ChisnEos
tost the toss and took the bat. They were
Easily banked IN tho 1rst inning, but On tho
second they got In two runs on urrors Of Nor
,jll and O'Kourkc, and a safo hit BY Hines. Ihcy
u7dcd two earned runs in the third on tho saie
batting Of Atllly, Anson. McVcy, Rntl Fc.ers.
In the aft1 Ably g"t Ills first on m ofIos o;. eno
On Ansot,'s safe hit. 4 threc-bneo 'lft hy Whlto
md single ty Hines earned run IN we st1.n,
and the eighth yielded hnntllcr On the aa5c oattliE
81 Peters, followed by Whites thEcc"Hascr' u
tho Ninth inning RrallinE led OIL WIN as. sNle
bit, but was thrown ont hy Leonard atter
making wonderful running catch nuay mau9 ~. W
safe hlt md cat1c lone on III N he H
Boatons facd to score until tho third
Inning. when Draitcy, with TWO mon out,
n,an hard lit to ccttra fell, which bounded
nver 1iinca, head. and reaclled hum. on bhrneB'
high throw to White. IT. the fourth inning tne
Hostans made good raliy LOT ano aead' ~
Lconar. led OIL with SAG ne t,. o11 t .sn.
we1, tan,wn nut ut SECOND BY Ai1ly. Leo'iasu
sruretl On Murrll'a hit, mud MnnnEngs two-bascr
nrn,,oht in nnotlier run. Tho Reds failed to lit
Snnltf,nr With ntiy effect after this, anl were
btnnkcd tho remaining innings. Da,,scls' UNI
nirinr was characterized by two or three wrong
decisions, and tho Grtwtl showed theIr dlsar-
proYal Of The ono agninst tho home hahe III q
dcrilrd manner. Appended Ia
THE DFFICfkL RCGatEt
, 1876-09-16

most durable manner. and with cacl goes pole
that IL feet Long, fna'lo Of dry maple, ani sand.
% asse OF! incai freods Of III II mar narttcs Ito to 20 20
and examine for themselves Tho Colonel call
1T you out viii, suits from 20 cents To sl.75 per
suit, and hc challenges and 1cfes competition
show ID fall light, nt,.l means to CONTINUE III
that iine II i takes I'LL the fall.
Buyers OF boots and shoes who wtsh to buy
closc for cash and make the most prnt IN ts'rsc
hard times will be well suitctl liy calling on the
wcll.known auction and commission house Of
JAMES p. M'NAaIAHA co..
No. III Wabash ave''uc. northwest corner OF
Madison street. They arc old hands At tbc
business, having removed n wcli-cstablishcd
tradc In Cincinnati Of some years. standing to
tf,is dty two years ago, ami III t!s market have
very extended acquaintance, selling boots nn1
siIncr only for account u manufacturers and
others who hare stocks TO dispose Of at sacrt-
Gee. Tle dealer ra., rcplenlsi his a.oek With
standard Enstrrn and homemade goods At less
than cost. Tl,cir facilities for simplifying tho
trade arc equal to any house Of this class In tbs
country.
c. WEST.
It o5 East Ktnzic street, tho only Wholesale
dealer IN the North Divisfon, ias added retail
department. tu 3lts business, and has Just fitted
up the f!ncst stnre uf the kind in the city, and
l,!s Is the only place ot the KIND m on tho North
obtained IT, thrlr scaso1l. Passepgers tsiting
any of the dny or evening trains on tic North-
western Railroad or lts branches will find It
greatly to their advantage to give him call.
Passing atong bouth Water street the other
day, We dropped into the well-kn,wn and pros
porous cheese and butter house of
DOW, MORAN L CO..
at No. 03 of that wonderful thoroughfaYe. The
house Is all old ono, having been established In
1867. The SUCCESS ii the Chicago house Is .luc
largely to the experience and business quallil-
cations Of Mr.. Moran, WIN has had exclusive
charge Of It, while Mr.. Dow Is at the }Icnd Of d
similar establishment In St. Louis. Their busl-
ness this yeur Is 1argely in cxeess Of that Of
extends to English ports, Montreal, California,
and Eastern cltics. They alxo make speciality
Of nllinE or1crs for fine grades Of butter and
other domestic products.
, 1876-09-16
MILWAUKEE NOTES.

Itcms Of Interest from the Northern Mo-
tropolis.
It Is not exagEcrntion to cay that MIlwaIkcn
hns ulet tho force Of tnanci4l depression moro
firmly tllan other cities. Many improvements
are in progress, and the general outlook is cn-
couraging. The NewllaA House possesses the
numerous advantages that have matae this
centrally-l0catGd Carav4nsaEy 50 eIuinently
popular in tho past. The rlanknton uuusu
liaa just completed and elegantly furnished iii
addition; f,lErcaslug their already acknowledged
Ali1 superior attractions.
MAAupAcrunERs' HANK or MILWAUKEE.
Tlle bunktnE interest exhibits development
aud figures Of o magnitude relatively in c1rcss
ol tho demands of tue Gty's trusIc, Il being tho
no,lctnry depot not only ot tlle State bnt u
larEo Gxtent Ut tributary terr!tory. Thu Manu-
tia'ity u tls npcrssary, ad}unct e lncrcaati's
transactions. Mr.. /. a. IIaxbruurk 10 the prcsl-
dent all Mr. Albert Cunro Vlcu-fsesident, boti.
excellent InapsIcss, tlM builders VI tllu Mil
waukee hnrbor. Mr.. W: .. cailleo ILLS tlle ro-
The board of Directors includes Ar. Georgc j.
Rogers, soil Ut tho late James II. Rogers,
Mr.. A: l.. Cary, Of thu Law hrll ot Cotrill y
Cary, Mr; y. i; Markham, AZ anlncsty lawyer,
81 s s M tsah Il i Ess ss.eaase s 'fT Ty asaf
deposits u banks. merchants. inaul!taetu1ors,
and capitalists. Their correspondents !nclu1u
IAird National, New York Commercial National,
Chicago, and Morton, itoas y Co.. London'
As Hoiircd III last Sunday'S TRIBUNE, w ure
pleased to learn tllat tic uld tirA Ut
JOHN NAxAU i co.
have been able tn resunlu, aud Wo thus tako
pleasuro III notifying tho thousands u THU
the urdcrs Of all their oltl customers and us
1naty more ~ mny wish to buy gnods u thu
smallest living profits from tho laiTcst a,la best
hardware Aouso In tie whole NoFtl'wcstranl We
, 1876-09-16
THE TRIGGER.

THE FlcIoHIoua-AMERfCANA AlFLE-MEN.
NEW YoRK, scpt. 15.-Tllcre meyer was wit
messed in New York moro enthusiastic gathcr-
Ing than was assembled In Gltmorcts Gurien tn
night OIL tho occaston Of the presentation Of tho
ritcmcn'a trophy 10 tho victorious American
team. Nearly 900 people wcro In ATTENDANCE,
una heartily rhcerc1 the various teams as thay
entered the building. Mr.. Gilmore arranged
tho musical programme, each piece l,aylu.
somc reference to tho Ablcct Of t.ls
u Victory" Arbuckle played .Witiin
milo of Edinboso' Town." tor tho Scotch:
Levy gavo "'FLe Lakes of Killaraey,n Tor tiIo
Irish; Mn,r. Paipenlcim sung thu '6tar-Spat-
Eled nanner for thG Americans, while the Apol-
protl,ers ltow," for the Canadians. song OH
titled "Am Untorglyun bttll," tie poutry nntl
music !or which ,wcro cotnpusctt by Capt.
4., A. b'anue" .,,.tt o. the nr Australlna Ns
members II his tcaa. "Uoa sayo tl.s oueens nv
was perturned IN hulor OF thu rIllc-tcnlns ironl
her Ainjcsty's donlntnns.
trophy was moved tn thn front Of the platform,
and Gcn. Joseph d. llawley, tn MI eloquent
apeeel., which was frequently Interrupted by cll-
huslastic cheers, presented y to tho victors.
4 noticeable featurc Of the evening was thu
spthu;s e tGs rs TtA tsa w,is sS sySSFy Il. asHtSa .
sess US next to tho Americans was
rcceiycl, Tku crow.i cherrcd the lrish and stllt
moro heartily for thu American vlctury.
Gen. llawley also presented to tic ~ leading
mayksu.en tho medal III the Unitctl Stutes Cen
tsun!a', aud to eaesl OF tue 'ncsslbefs OF tho
American team hadgc.
Mai Henry Fulton received the trophy In tho
nomo os tbs American tca,1t and, after very
complimentary allus!oAs 10 the varinlls teams
oy Judge Gi!tIcrsleeyc, the proceedings tcrini-
Natel,
rIGEoN-RlooT1N0 At PEORIA.
Special Dtxpa.ch 10 1Hs Tribune.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Hept 1b.-The shouting tournn-
I ment to-day was well attended, short, and ex-
altnS, l Two principal atsos y wrs shoi, ,,r ~
biFds caell, johnson, Of st. Louis, rst Grlihtl.,
q Peoria, second; Murtfn Of Chicago, third.
eeeon.! matrl, 10 cntries, Il yards, three birds
esash, johnson first, Louis. Ut Peorla, second,
Hoek, Of Peoria, third.
, 1876-09-16

To oIfousokrepers.-Ttls atsertIan 81 l,cae4
neiIA FIayonnX Extraets. fFhty ale htEhly c0n
ee1trated, have all tht fsesl.ueas anl le!caCY Ut
Tho ffuita, FROM whlch thay As prepared, and &'e
, 1876-09-16
Another Mixed-Up' Version of
Turkeys Terms Of Set
Element.
Gladstone and tho London Times Again
Indulge in Savage drowls.
The Ex.promter Thinks pnrlia-
Incnt Should Be Consulted.
British and German Protests
Against Religious Intoier-
ance In Spain.
TURKEY.


rns IEAcn NEGOTIATIONS.
CoHsTANTlNopLE, Sept. l6.-ft is stated that,
although the reply of the Porte To tho rcpre-
scntattyes Of the Powers will formulate tic
conditions OF pence, 1t VIII leave tie coti-
duct Of the negotiations In the hnnds Of tic
PowGrd.
RepoHrEp hA7ThE.
BELanApE, Sept. 15'-A report Is current here
tint tho turks have captured TWO Of ttlo sesv1an
redoubts at Little lwor'llck.
HAoss
The Government VIII shortly fsauc notes rang
ing from ono to 100 francss being forced CUT
rcncy.
THE TURKISH NOTE.
CossTASTlsortE, Sept. 18th Forte has
Informed tie Ambassadors Of the Powers that
10 arent IN neaus n ,,non tc faowInr
points: First, tho rcoccupatIon Of tho fortrcsses
llcld bY Turkey previous to 1857. Sec
sn soa.t.utsa s 'es''tfn s @ esvn. Of s' pe 'ss. s
Third tug inVcstls'lre Of pflnee Milan at Con.
stuntfnople. fouft1f' Inc rcauetion OF t'e
cfIcctIve Scrvinn army to III 900 men md three
batteries. Fifth, the construction Of a railsay
oar,s. eo-vto
He4oss ss ,.,,.,.u ,,,,., l., u,r..,,,,,,,.
slstn polht io1ro"s, ~, WINCH ~ anH,tc.'ts'p'o c
III tllS LSASHtA"s +AS " w Aoo'oHo ~''$tJ OPoA'
the necessity Ut tho occupation Of the principal
scry;nn fortrcsscs, 90 III to prevent fresh og-
csa..t,. ,n,, I,n,..s th4 no1a,,ot,,n ~ n trootv
Bsess'o', uuu isa'os us ~ ~, " a."
on the aooVo paals fntfcly III inc aanas Oh tne
Powers.
ARMr NEws,
1ouno. s.nt 1n-5 n. m.-The Staodard,.
,,-..'. .s.S I,.,,.s. 1a,. ,1,,," ,r,,r,,s ,,,.,,
a'spaten 1rol!. ne'5'aoc Sa5s' tno ~ NJ 'hauo
MI attack on Iuesdpy on Mall Zwofh'R TO pre-
vent the servfans from sending rcinforcements
to Gen. Tchcrnuyctl, but the fighting On tic
1,r,no co,,rnt fu,ncrre tn, issne m the war Mt
", .,u, e..'9~ A.43~e- s09 Ao ~
Ase1laiz' m
their plan of operations Is to cross thu Moraya,
| storm TIN. 9ervinn nos,ttop ut Dclcpruft octunv
~ o1d ~, ~ thcn r.tmrr ~ to,ss Aic1inaty hath
- ~ s,t;,s III oso st.nnr ,n1 tl,a tosi, T. onn ~
a',arn.,,,e dn"itrs RI" f,rst otfcmnt y n "arrv
,mt ~. ,,o,, hv hr}igtnr f1n Sfnr.va r. Mon,1ay
uus ~. .,.u p"a ~ wiz ~
"as 4a1ussGss, 1asssia tu,. .h 1,,,. ,,.,s, ,ar.
~. ~, a o", ti,, ~ ~ tr.n,s f H. 1ayst
trs ts t ,,avs lug ,rha Mrnra Vn,Iov Il n,s ,,reot
s,ronn ur''' Nv o avstnmat,caiiy hnrn,,1 ti,.
1,n"nsps {{bo rnrra bov" 3oa+ nv
ea,'Hg, ", gS.ha,t will 1,avc boon .bat- shn1tSr
~, thay aeo now "ynnscd p;tinnt cnvnr
tt 10y o Jnar+t +s,ii,. r' n.es-otta..
an ~ to ,o,nssInic an,} wrcit n ran wi rrn IL
.E why '.s ,,.s,, & s'TnH nn,,S au ~"
ttIoStn",s ttIieS TI,a ,rrrEs arc obiis"d ~ ,ami
s,.ey,,tsa,." fro,,, Maj, Thotr ,s}thds.,cni ~
W. a;n l., a a.o.tnS aJe4'' As'A w
ttttt @ I,u.i. ,f 70 ~ .rs,r,,r,o ,por,o,r,,~
| -, aao4 ~, III X -, ~. tM.ns. l.; mn
r,1a " ,a4s ~ r,oat. ta"in-,a ~ tot
Tnna., W .a,,nat orIt Tn.to~ ~ D.",ns, thc
, 1876-09-16
THE TURF.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. l5,-At the Kentucky
Aiaoclat!on saces the rat rarc was for the
e1oduce stakes, for 8-year-olds, $500 each, play
spaY, $500 aided, two~milu heats, 10 entrles,
sns ttasted- A wulk.oYcr for Iuchards' Glenn
MIC @,
Ihc second raco WIS far tho colt aud ally
saSes, for 4year-olls, $23 each, play or pay,
~ added, tha second colt TO saws hls stake !;
! ~ nllu, lG entries, il staEted; 49,.
yk s.ka ahsuastta cl. +. llensiua, BY lmp. Glonely,
W. oattaa, BY Imp, Australia an..,,,......,.. !
, 1876-09-16
A MAN WITH ANCESTORS,

6ptcIM [bFTe@postsfae1 u TRa T175ane.
LANSING, Mich, Sspt. 13.-IhoraburS Stcphcn-
sos,, an 1eelat,der, lives Ut Muskegon, and ex-
lbta 4 fa,nily-rcror,l covering period Of ,oO
years. Throughout tho record appear tlle names
mud Iceland; aud tho dates aud Incidents cor
respond With the printed Histories Of these
countries.
, 1876-09-16

Total baGcR I'll hitH-GlllC1nn, 2ss H0at0n& Ii.
First baseH by crroEs-.chicngo. 81 Doaton,, 0.
lluses IN threD balls-ChicaEo, Q; Boston, O..
6trnck out-Chtcaya, l.; Dost0p, o.
Ump!te- Ehnses Daniels,
Thine Of game-Ono hour and thirty m1nntcd.
st. LOUIS VS.. HARTFORD.
HARTFORD, Sept. 15.-The st. Louis Browns
defeated tho homo club to-day by tho following
score:
InnlAgs- l 2 8 4 & @ \ 0
1's'iis;3: Il: pss: 8 S-S "a
Iuns earned ilastforAs. 2; vt, Louis. 8.
First base VI, ersurB-11astforl, !; Ut. Louis. 4.
Lett On bascB-liartforl 5; 1t. Louis, q.
Total base h!ts-ilastforl, u; st. Louis, 1o,
ATHLETICS Vs. LouIsvILLHs.
rElLADELrM1A, Sept. 15.-Tho League gamo
hers to-day resulted III fnyur OF tho LouisVitps.
Following IL tue score:
iaatays- 1-9 4 i q 78O
Hh,sis''ii;, hssiss,iis e g
llans sasnssl-Nonc.
First basc by crsoEa-Athletics, 2; LoulsSilles, Z.
MuTuAL3 vs.. C1NU1NNATts.
NEW York, Sept. l5,-The Mutuals played
aEarp gumr with the Ctnc!nuatfs to-lay, winning
by the following srore:
Inntngs- 2 "a 6 7Ho
clneinasti.. 9 9 8 . . . ! 81
aiutuni... ..... ......1 O o / o o o..
First bnse OH errors Of opponents-Cinclnuatl.
3; Mutual, ].
Rnns caEned-N0nc.
En1E, Pn., Sept. 15.-Ihe Browns and tho Al
llegle.1ys played thctr sceond game today.
Score:
Innings l 234 So SO
E5!e.; .;..... .....9 . . ] ] j . o oil
Allegheny. ; 4 0 0 = 2 0 0-l3
, 1876-09-16
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.

Ladios' Chemisos, Punod, Lace Fin
lsh and Embrolderod,' ut SOC,
worth 75o.
Ladies' Chemisos, French Rufao,
Frrit-of-Loom Muslin, soc, worth
0oc.,
Ladios' Chomises, Embroidered,
nicely made, Fruit-of-Loom, 75c,
86c, and nj, worth sl.25 to b1.76.
Ladies' Drawers, Louadalo Muslin,
Plain, Tuck and RutHes, ct SOC,
worth 800.
Ladies' Drawers, Lonsdale Muslin,
and Embroidered, 76c, 800, &l.O0
and Sl.26, worth nearly double.
Ladies' Night-Gowns' Tucked front
and Rufnod, Lonsdalo Muslin, at
81, worth $3.50.
Ladios' Might Gowns, Embroidered
and Tucked, Fruit-of-1ioom Cot
ton, at $l,36 and LEO, worth from
Sl.76 to $3.50 oeoh.
200 Lndies' French Hand-Embroi-
dored Yokos for Chomises and
Night-Gowna, at $1.6o, worth VI
each.
Infants Drossos,. Robes, Slips,
Skirts, short and long, FlGnnol
and Morino ShaWls, Bonnets, 6zo.
A. largo line Of French-Wovo and
handmade Corsots. slightly aoil-
cd, in NIL sizes, at 76o nnd l.00,
worth more than double tho prioc.
A full line OF Bustlea in all tho latest
shapes aud stylos, very ohoap.
IN 1.~1-, O. Dho-1 14e,