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NEw YoRK, Feb. 21.--Tho Plymouth Church
Advisory Council mot In secret nesslon at 2
o'clock thlG afternoon. Nearly nll tho delegates
WHO loft for their hamea Saturday have returned
TO brooklyn.
The secret session 1astsl three louru. Tho
flvo lrst committees presented full reports mud
Committee No. Q asked 81 o1to pslon Of timo
which VAS granted.
THIS Comaaittc0 10 which waa referred e1-
Daacou Wess's communication and otl.or mat.
tors Of llko character nlHo asked tnat time bo
extended as their report was uot quite ready.
Thls request ras granted.
wIrlIpAAws.
Mt. Doechor's Hon-in-law. tho Toy, Mr. Sco-
villo, requested permission to withdraw from tho
Council. because, as LIE said, ho wished to tako
no part in tho discussion over tho Commitsoes'
reports.
The Committess' roports weso roceived with
eSidont gratt!ieatlon, for = murmnr Of approval
ran through the house as they ware s0ad.
Tue Commltteo to which vas rafessed the sec-
ond question in tho lettor mfaslyp that relating
to the dropping Of 1nunbest from the roll, pro-
Bontcd m,lo1ty aud minority report. and lt IL
aud Geated dsctsBlon, as tho houRa ia aa.d 10
bo divided In regard to Tho qusattou, which Ia ~
follows, MA.
''In this rulc, or in these practices, ia tbla
tnufcn AGllQR l0CChelAtensIf VIII su0 HQtl OF
God or tho principles Of Christian 1nstlco f'
No information could bo CLEANED in regard to
1tr. Douen'A communication. and molnbars OF
the Council profoased to bo tu Ignorance OF
Frank Moulton's lsttor, II they waro received
by tho Moderator II ts probable lo gkvs them
Into tue hands Of tue DuaueHH Comm!tsoo, With
out presenting tLem to tho Council, accordlng to
the ruIs Rdopted In open seasion.
s'No."
DlscuaAton WAS had Oh reports OF tho Commit
too on tho frat question ~ to whesher the
Church VIZ acting contrary to tho Word Ut God
In allowing to isssf In suy case another mode Of
formulating the connecti0u Of msmbeEe with 1t
than death, lestors Of dismlasion. Or formal az
communication. Two reports wore pressnted by
this Committee, Dir, 4. I, pestingiii, Of Hut
and, w.. sending in minority one. Tie ma}ott-
ty report Wal III favor OF Plymouth Church
and the other Ia said TO have sct forth that tho
Church Waa acting contrary to tho Word of d0d.
Discussion on tho subject listed during nearly
all Of Tho sesAlon, and the Couur2 aualy dacld-
ed 70 4uswer "no' to the question.
TMk SIXTH QUESTION.
The Committee on tho sixth question, "1as
Plymouth Church. Ia the principles and Eulos
which 1t hAa provided fer the maintonauce OF
ot.aor aud administration Of discipline or ia any
knoWu ca1ea Of ita administration under
those pruciplss and rulss, gons beyond liz
EEhts a. Chusch'o1 chE1ss, 10 ~ tuatty to ior.
fsss IL alAan ts w ooaAdsaos aaa fslla1shlp o8
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Gross Extravaganza and Mismanago-
ment In The Treasury Printing
Bureau.
Passage of the Judiciary ReoT-
ganizatlon Bill In tic
House.
a Bill to Authorize tho Coinage Of the
Standard Silver Dollar.
THE CURRENCY MIDDLE.
n&1TLR or THE HOE-ra AND uAHpB.

WAsu1ao7oN, D. G., Feb. 21.-The Indications
Of dfssenson IN tho Committee appointed by tho
Democratic CAUCUS to consider the. currency
question aro worry strong. The tpt1at!oniBss Of
tho West wero exceedingly anxious that no uu-
compromising hsrd.money representatives from
tho East should be placed on that Committee, Us
they feared ho might make h report, aud thus
dottact from the authority Of any action tho
Committee might take to tho CAUCUS. Now,
howovor, there seems to bo danger from another
quarter. Holman, who represents the ultra In
1ation wing OF the party, mud who ie
spoken Of as tho Democratic candidate
for tho uovornorahip Of h,a State,
Mill probably bo - difficult to
p!ease "a an7 thorougbyoing. hard.no ney man
who could layo boeu placed upon tho Commit
teo. Imitation scems to he tho winning card in
Indiana, and
REPRESENTATIVE LASpEna,
ut whose suggestion the caucus was Ioceutiy
called together, Is apparently the strongest
candidate who bAs 5ot been nsmcd Oh the Domo-
CRITIC aldo. 1Io has already received tho nomlna-
i1on from I'LL irregular organization. aud Ia
working with might and min 10 aectfe dela-
gatea to tho regular Democratic Bsato Convau-
ton. Holman Hcoma determined not to bo out.
done by Laudcrs, and has alrcadv intro
dNced ono ottfomc luilstion resolution. and Was
to.lay. dem.nf1nr recorut;on fnr thc tnt1odur. r.
tion OF another He waa lankod by Morrison,
and took hiH dafeht with anything bnt a good
craee At tho tneotinp uf tins CAucrB Con1tnft-
too Saturday
vrpv arArr eoyruorrnsv
ia said tn have srtscr t,otwssn Worr1uor mn,
Holman. Tho former IL In favor Of lila I,avnn
bill, while Holmon viii not bo aatiafio viii, nnv
filing OF moderate character. and does not
nropogo to ba = narsy to a,,r eomnromise' ' Tsn
itseussion is sid to hare boon yory warm and
ptrsonal In ita chsracter md Ia have feft m I'M
preBsioD WITH tbo other tneu,btrB Of tic Com.
m,ttoo TINT an arrooment would ho nlmost ont
Of uucation. The Comnittse bnttf anotber mecf-
fnr tha nyonlnr nni WA still in sns.ion NJ a
vetv lata hnur.
THE D1rr1currv n1rwrrr uornssos AVN 1tor
MAY
was of a sorious character, and, tr It had oc-
currod between two uourbonn south Of Manon
4 U,xou's Line, might haYe ouded On tho fIeld
Of honor, MorrIpon Lav heeu eu1enyorinr for a
considerable poriod 10 udueo Holman to acree
to some compromise proposItlou. Eoln1an Ia
not ready 10 accert Morrison Oh leader both iu
tic Houas and In tho caucua. Morrison finally
peca,pp thoroughly ANNOYED Mt loImon's
course. npd noonly dncarod TINT he did
not riso 10 lilo leyol Of etstes,uu,,shn
BY Ills refueug to etd in Larmoptzinr
tic aptegouintto clements In hiu payty.
this was too much for Holman. Iio fesonttd
nny such declaration, and rractically Rald that
TIM "a tliflate for {1nvernnr of Indiana hn1 M
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DosvoS, Tel,. 31.-TAs !unsEal services ovol
th8 rcuasils Of the late Charlotte Cusloaah took
place to-day 10 INpga Chapel tn tha Presaues
OF au ,mtatnse saron. uf persons, including
Gov. Rica aut1 otlsrr sta.e asll municipal dfgui-
tatios. IN tho Niet1,.n. great number Of citi-
xent Yiewa tse f4cn of tho deceased while the
body WIS lyin; in thu PurSer House. Tns TO-
uaips were lntcrrel in at4. Auburn Usmeter{.
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EARTHQUAKE.

Monroe, Mich, Feb. 2l.-A worry psscop!iblo
earthquake occurred ho1e yesterday forenoon.
1t wsa severe enough to bhaks housea Aud 1A,t!o
crocksry on tho xheiyes, and caosad 20 much
alarm 10 st. nArya Church th1t the couRr,ot.
tim speedily vacated ths building. But oas
shaa4 VIA &slh 9n1 tllAt lastad baYaiA sa3qnas.
, 1876-02-22

tho transfer Of tho Pension bureau to the War
Department, waa beaten Ia Committee, and 20
decidedly a. to indicate thai euct1 proposition
Cannot be reported fAvorably to the House. One
OF tho Significant featursB Of this matter ts thas
the report ts the Grst one 10 result ftom Demo
cratic investigations, and = majority Of tae Com
mittea agEood that II whs not sustained by tho
evidence laken. It waa evidently ltnwn M 10
aerve "a campaign document. After this fc-
port vas bestan IN the Committee, All attonpt
was made to palm /. of tn the
1Touso ~ repor. Of tho Committee. Mr.. jerks
reported Ills bill to-day for tho transfcr. Je,.4s
BayH3
Ths Pension nHreau dlsburnes annually s?o,24a,G-o
to about 4 eco persons. who arg dis ru. .a IN
si.oil7id, mars than per nj. j. eonsumel IN d.
nce expenses. The uunoer Of Pension Agents in the
ssaay .s. sis e. Of 4ss s e M s s.ss
agency about t1eo while severnl OF tho sgents dis
sae le,s r Tier he syts:se MARY " haylns pen
g eous @ ss .asdts 1 ~ons sa :sss
slrsady iel ia hs otes Of tho Ienson aresa nd IL
the otce of the Third Auditor Of the Treasury. In
se tssc pen;on 9nss during ~ sssr saa1nx jung 10
cssea wess adJnd!eate, Bang averags Of atut 2sE
e t. Zach ,s ssnpoys During no gear ending Ju1s -
80 employs. wis sdos1 oaein,i nd .tols 7.oo5
e,eh easo were 70 bs adaiiesss in tho - orsr Of i,s
lIns. would t.to mose than fteen yo,rs 10 reach
Sa ss .a, s h. a q
md t.Esn Up spetly On Account Of ths % inter.eenes
q sone potent friend a.toruey, willis o.hers sre
year. awaiting set!on. Such daily shoaId moi tHi
b. ,,;aa tGs.sd ,.;a,. ,tSr Of ~ ;ooo :rp.ats
thousands, are now paupers maintained II ruh{e
Charge. standing monument Of dsgracs to conntry
ftA 1n~p3 ~
Alresu md the mode af its administration. Tbs H1l-
5i,a IL hs Interior M T.
tions were ms'o cn lie 1d}ut.ns-a aenefai fos .vi:
lg,lsd from tbs surgeon-ienc.als of1ce.
Tie nero wFitlnB and tsanamizson Of these
5eln!sitious wond IT, Itself Occasion gsc.t wa'.e Of
lab9r necea.ary 10 msto sassehea The army rolls
and hospit, 1 resosls an an.xes much MORE sonm!
tasan.cd II e. ad!uateaten q ea!n: iii Willing,
l. ob,.tea tho afesa vero placed IL eh.rso sut It
tho Department wheneo the records tnust cono This
i. a,,acoea ho n5sc"s t!o Tue oaFes
and s1rgson.oeneral's otlcss annually BY, copies.
Of tic Dureau inene!cncy ce ia sone cascs ii icast
fraud prevails. Tno ipe!t'sency ar.ss fr0m 60 want
e On sas pssan E l.:
os It e.a ineomna aes ~
gseat number Of employees must be discharged and
9shers ,a employed. Since til. e.. ath q March,
political backer. hare stepped down and out removed
1nens. Tho Chiefs u the Bureau selected On the
sams r. principle. nna tao lass commtssionos Atkn.on.
~ ~ e. aSFa H. m ~, .t ~.
or knowledge Of tho duties Of tho oee 10 Which
ns W. apn9intsl snd yot TIC President Informed h.m
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&EeAXXtH

ASPHfxtA.
Sptetd1 Dfspdtrh fo IAs EAtrnos Tribune.
W1NoxA, Minn., Feb. u.-A gir1 named Mary
Won't, employed nt tho residence Of J. ). Ran
dali, was found inaonsiblo In her room on SUM-
day morning from escaping gas, which Lad not
been properly turned OH. She was discovered
In ttmo to bc restored.
, 1876-02-22
hH6N{hEn

srettas DisDdteh 10 Tbs Chitoro Trfbwns.
EAaT SAu,SAw. Mich, Fob. 2l.-Efehs peraons
broke through tho leo down the river yesterday.
and llttlo child Of Mrs. Charloa Koetar was
lsownod The East were With difficulty rescuod.
, 1876-02-22

Sptc4aI Dispatch to TAs Ch,raao Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD. Fob. 2l.-Wasbinston's birthday
Ia to bo celebrated hero by grand parade to-
morrow By the Governors Guard and the Harrs
Guards. Of Petorsbnrg,to 10 DO followed by Wash
ingtou 1oceptlou at tho AmorJ in the evening.
, 1876-02-22
OBITUARY.,

OswEoo. N. T.. Feb. 2l.-The Hon. p. P.
Brewb,er who represented tue Oswego and
Oneida District In Congrasa from 1889 to lels.
dIel yesterday.
, 1876-02-22

THE PENSION BUREAU.
JxRKA-A1s scnEED. WHICH His OWN pAAr{aANs
pkxNKD uNsupsTASTlAyEp bY TIE RAora..
opst1al Dssh&tsh q 1hA cA.eosa 1r1aun<,
WAsHIso1ox, D. G., Esb. 2l.--1n tha Houss
Cemulttss IN Pensions to-day, JaakA th3
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KILLED gY A FALL.

6ptcsa1 Dtspdteh 10 Ths CAteaoo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 2l.-WIllfsm Sewer,
carpenter, Of No. 528 Scott atroet fe1l from tho
roof Of q building on which ho was working thIs
morning. and was killed,
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QuzrSsToaH. Feb. 21.-Stcamships Celtic And
pnrtha, ffuu, New York have arrived.
NEW YonR. Fob. 21.-Arrlvnd. AtoamshipH
Baltic from Liverpool; Othsio, from Hull.
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WABMrNoToa D. O., Feb. 2l.-In Tennessee,
the Ohio Valley, and Lnke Regson. zis!ng and
stationary barometer, north to HoBe winds, d.
m!nishiug Ia force, colder aud clear nr clearipg
weather, except light SHOWS along the LoWor
kakea.
LOCAL oNyEpYATTpN9.
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spteiat Dispatch to 1hs Chicaao 7aluns.
DETno4r, Mich, Feb. 2l.-Gov. Uagley liaB is
suod m address to tho people OF tho State in
honor Of Waah!ngton's htrhdny, In which bo
apeaks Of tho necessity Of education ~ ulcanB
Of preserving tho Republic md tho luatituttons
which our forofatherB bolueashod III. mud urgos
the people not to bo lod aytray by false doetrnea
Of political teaenufH
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

EtuFnctt'H El1vUrlnT Extracts arc
uae.l sud iuanrsod y tas bust Aotss, con!sconers,
anl gsocets throughout Tbs country. They s1s Isr.
the a,ea$.
They arc neatly put up in quart. pint, hlH. pint.
u te pds xeSe.sy IL essry nrasp ety sad to ~
III tho I'u!tesi Hatss, CAnada ard british Provinces.
n well ~ IL many other foreign countries.
, 1876-02-22

Marvellous Result {-IoHeph Collins
Waterford. ". T., had QAt4rrA au4 Lung Dl4sass
twunty year4t Doetors lsft him 70 dial He asJ.
"Mlshurta l1ns IFno Tar Cordial Jared bis Lfsts
Asu ss,k "tusuy others bseu cured By liz b!c-
Itslf,1x ptoIrrtiss." luf4lbls remedy Tor Coughs,
CuIds, and Consumption
, 1876-02-22
WASlIINC1TON'S BIRTIIDAY,
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.

PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
WAsu1soToN, D. c. Fob. W.-The President
today Issued tho following Executive order:
WuEnEA8, The following concurrent resolution han
bcen adopted by tho Congrasa Of tho Un!tcd satos:
tDt T reaoittd That for tho promotion Of national
feeling throughout tho Unon on tho occasion Of tho
Centennial Of our Independence and believing ILL.,. 10
be tho proper TINA for tho expression OF apptecia.
ton Of tie great services rendered 10 tho people of
1erty BY the father OF bis country. George Waahing
ton, tue "a dnF Of tho present month
throughout the United sates In Government b,,sl-
csH aud 50 far - Il consistent with tho public wei
fare,"
In all Of ths departments Of tho Government On.
n1oJment shall bs suspended for that ,iay; and
WHEnxAs. tia spisdt md sentiment expressed In
s3id resolution meeta with my w.rmcst approval:
Now, therefore, and In ruyauance To ilat purpoIo and
IN harmony with the general sentiment Of tho nation,
!, Ulyesca y. Grant, 1readent Of the United statea Of
America hereby direct tint ail business In tho Execu-
tvs Departments Of tho Cover nH,cus shall bs
pended on tho 22d dny of February, 1876, and tlat
sald Departments sha Ii be closed On lint day.
U. q. CHANT.
Dy Tho President:
E{ui, NAc ~ ls{n
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Iru- -otpinsatly supqtor, ,n-Psstes liouse, no.tan.
Hest Il. thn WSrtd .'--Filth Asenue Ilatsl, r..
"uso4 eteaaiEely fer ysssa."-csaLnsatA Aoksls
pEttA tAdsiphiA.
.Wsass. 1sn s.slas..e!y" Hhsnnan tseass ch|a.4o
"Wa And tarm s1eellaat."-luslds1tsl Hstol. hxu
lfAnct9p9.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE.
LourBv11LE, Feb. 9f.-The children Of tho
public schools celebrated Washiueton's blrtlday
horo to-day in An outertaumont whicl, Vas pro-
nouaccd very tlno indeed. Hundreds Of people
crowded tho hall In which tho entertainment was
given, and double as many as were prosopt woro
compelled to go away. Tho celebration ombrao-
cd n representation Of 177B Us contsastel With
tho present year. tho reading Of contonu.a1
poem BY Mai. Il. Z. Stanton, Of Frankfort, and
au address, by Dr.. II. A. Henderson, State su-
porintendont Of Public instruction. Indy
Washington tea-partY. tho Boston ten throwing.
tho frat Congress-, Daniel Boone. and Henry
Clay wore ali included ia the representations.
The children pcssonating thoao ol-ttme chat
actsra presented at odd and interesting sght
pleasant to witness.
ttEW YORK.
New Yonr. Feb. a1.-Uuusual preparations
are tnaking for celebrating Washlugtona birth
day in this city. Tho Centennial spirit givea
feryos b those efforts, and tho Martha Wnah-
.iugton reception ut tho Academy Of Music will
probably surpass all previous attempts at repro
ducing tho costumes aud coronlonlca OF reyolu-
ttonafJ days.
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which Ia to compete with she Frolic on 8atur-
Jay, Is now vt tho slip osf 3ss Fifth avenue pre-
tparLng for thu r'lrc. At first sight stu appears
asquatty, ungaInly'look!ug craft. but thls may
probably ba accounted for by tho abscnce Ut her
mast just now, which was fuunl tou heavy, ant!
IL being reduced In weight. Tho ltnc Ut thu
gunwalo Is still al,l cFanpcd. There Is IN ah-
rupt, almost angular, turn at tho futo quartrr,
which catches thu eye painfully at ilrst, but un
clusef inspection tho watcr.l!na VI this part Ut
tue Tesse! I'd found to be 1nore IN accorsl4nco
with tfle popular, Il not nautical, idea ot goo1
wator-cutifliE qualities. Her bow II u good
st'a,n. Quo tLing immediately in1prcsses ftsclt
un tue ossurvcr-that thu ve8scl IL by no inealls
'scrank;n thu great width u beam, added tu
tbs depth OF thu uccDtrc.board, glylug her tho
appearance Ut q very safe craft III dirty
weather. The lua il cutter-huilt, carries oau
mast, aud Is wfre-riggcd; she Is painted white,
and xll her, taek!u appears spruce anl slip.
shape. Shs WA built Ut Caps Vincent, uni Is
uow 5ys4ss old She Il owuea BY the AlaeFs-
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can Consul at Toronto, Is manned By m Amert-
c!n crow, and commanded by en American.
Csptaln, A. md can hardly, With sny degree Of r.
fPec. . .os she t.ui'' be called Canadian vessel.
Tho oriol, which has n1alo II knots IN hour,
va beaten BY tho Ina in every race last ycac,
yer t!!mens!ons arc a.. follows: Length Vi
ksy t.., q t 1eet; beam, u feet; depth Of hold,
up. Her cabin u quite comn1odIous apnrs
mentt atid Is furnished With sotnu regard to III,
comfort Of the occupants. BY Thursday thu
mas oattom Will lave been blscklcahe, he,
Frolic.
THE MAMIE.
Inc splendid Detroit yacht MumIe Is, a. Int.
She arrived at Racine In gs;pd order Sunday
hight. having sailed tho entire distance from
Frankfort ffnrbot. She fsexpcctcd here TODAY,
and wll witness tho race between tho yachts Id
and Fro'!c next Saturday.
Mt. william Lyon attt several others who were
gu board Of the yacht Frolls Saturday nIght
durlng the gale, state that theru Is not 4 wonl
o. truth IN tl!s , statement made by n,orning
the trip, and that the tvcs Of l.cr passengers
were ln danger. On the contrary, slie behaved
spientidly, and matlc the quickest trip from
kcnosha to this port ever niado by q sal! ycs-
sci. The PASSENGERS suffered but little incon-
vensence except fo,n tic rolling, which tnada
sone Of The iand-lubbcrs decidedly. sea-stck
She WAS not washed over by the waves, and only
Wien rounding the NORTH Pier did the warcs
strike her deck.
RACINE,
Ses:tdf 0ttposch Ia ne Tr'annA
RACINE, Wis, Aug. 22o.-'rhc beautiful yneht
Minnie. Of Detroit, Is naoorctl In our hartor md
Mill leave for Chicago Tonight abulit IL n'cEock
Your correspondent boartlril the craft tls even
Ing and found the owner, Mr.. DuRby, Hospitality
entertaining select cumpauy Ut LAles mud GER
tlcinen In lora1y style. llc exprcsscs htnsei,
rs much pleased with his trip 81, far, an,l I'm.
quaIidc1ty awards tho palm IN Racine Is being
the most beautiful nnl huspitablc city lie hal
Jet seen on tho lakes.
NATIONAL AMATEUR REGATTA.
Special nfp11scA 70 The tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.-Ti1c National ANA.
teur Regatta opened very auspsduusly to-slay.
The weather was delightful, and the raeti
were witnessed Ly nearly ~, ON people. Tie
a,sa'ft1ast9ry ,Yns t,s; 1,sts,m of rowIuS N hsa.
the lnlcs and the Beaverwtcks being matched
III oae race agatnst thu Ataiantas In
one llcat, aud tlu Columbus having only to
meet the fesper Grew, Of this city, alil yet thu
Columbia, Which made the same time rs tle
Ata1antas, m. 1874 &c., mtlc AMI II half, wcro
nut thTcc-qMnftess Of Becosnl alical of the
Eespers. The Beaver 'sicks, who beat thu
seconds, with Yale far behind In Q minutes :El1
seconds, The ruling out Of Riley made Kcatf,r
mad md he did not appear. AclScr1nnn, OF tsa
Atalantus, was the winner Of the first heat In ID
minutes q seconds, beating Robinson, who MAIDS
10 min. 81 sec, and TAsker II min. 1311 SET.
Courtney took the second heat III 10 min. 3silai
sec., P!sasanton bctag far behind IN IL min: 4'
MILAN, and caine In second ahead Of him, tn
lu EpIt, ~ sec,
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Two. .hass h!ts-tnaun, l; White, il; Hines, l;
Spalling, /; Andrus, i: lIalt!n, !; i3radtcy, =.
Three. basu hfts-lIraAfey, !.
Total bLscs On h!ts-ChEca.o 20; St. L0ns. Is.
l5asss On crEors--Fetess, !; McEcy, !; Auson, =;
1iinrs, 2; ciapp. !; bradley, !.
Hines, !; spaltaing, ,; Anatu:, l-cLirsro, o.
sn b.adey, VIZ H1st' sF asais. H. D''h' psa'e'
lsascs on called baiIs-WAlts, l; pearce, !,
las.ed hails-Clapp, &.
Wild pttclcs-1IEadlry, 4.
Tlms VI gaue-Two honrs and thirty utuutca
Umpltc-EAarlcs DaNte.s, Hartford.
ANMAttKs.
The gamu Was Much longer than 1t should
have been. hut WAS nevertheless al enjoyablc
Dno to luuG 1t, ly rrasoi 0f tIlp admitted fxct
that when Lis bull WIS l.ft, Il lad tu ~ suI.lc-
Whcru right away. lcoptu enjoy unl expect
that ktnu Ut pl4yfpg, aud, Willis there IL
not much rcasuil Ii think thut thu management
ever would use n rug ball hcrc, It IL well enough
~ suggest that tue audience wouldn't stand
such game ~ they have III St. Louis. 1t WIS
aSlrprtse tu the undiclsgo to sea tue ylstors
make 50 tnaAy errors as are scuFcl up axalust
them, but thu faIt that u large proportion Of
them were ulatle bY Bralley aiill Clnpp Il e.
plAluel by the hard ball which differed 80 much
from the nne used IN st. Louis. Thu defeat
was the worst one they bare received this year
fu the point Of runs scored, no other club hay
ing lnadu u runs off Bradley.
Tbs best work fur the visitors wAs tloue by
Dattln a,Ml Pike, wll0 a.o credited with clean
scores. Glenu aud Hines cxeelled thu other
Chteagoaus, the iustuer by the number Ut
catches made and tho latter by thu 1tyle with
which he captured one u thu hardest catches of
, 1876-08-23

md sent him on prisoner 10 The guard -rnarn.
asTnnf ats shs sd!:aS e.
but no thctr N yet came into ttc town. No mill.
tary preparations for defense were n,adc by tho
progress. Of evacuation. rrobably the ffurks .Es
;sss*a Gse Z g Va: p s" rst III s ss:ss :S,fs IT.
serious bnsfncts commenced, and then for q long
time the work wa entirely viii artillery. Az il
Cnka began to shell the Village of f;rijau. t1efe
was The blyouac occupied by the battalion Of militia
guarding .hs brldge 1wstshc., ths progress q thc
ri Fl good; E!e;,, :he, to1a. The s!.sa O. .ssa p;
pses o hsfes Boon ''t thc ais5eF ,se: rt s2
their huta Of 1cad Leaves nnd brhncheF... The UT.
The whole village VA soon covered With q dense
R1! of sf9ks: =; through which cleaned ard!y aerse
r. e ia:sPe sas'*Sa ae.'!ae'as ss! aao
s u se e ss e.SSs sn;s'a ahuae, a H. H.
frontier, north Of s.tschai. Hboat Po,taI and I'D
heavy arng. The afternoon draw on, and still
sds, I'D still satsehsr bad Immunity flom Ioin.
tery on the lover Iluf below Wild @ iss1, opened
nrc, and con!d hear tho ncnr screat Of The sael4
about The foremost linc, md caused tie prcctni.
tate withdrawal Of til ueAsant defcn]rra. Ender
cplned militia NJ not The stnG 10 rcmain Gutrs.
cent while suntninne continuous rbcti ffc Tbn
bonds Of discipline were in,perntiyely needed to
maintain their morale Under thir most tryinr al si1
military ordtals Presently *ilen began 10 fsf, in
the town. Ono exploded IN tho place Just ID front
OF the coffee house where wns unauccefefullr en-.
deavortng 10 ebtaln 4 hnaI cup Of coftcc.
Only the dre9B OF the evacuation retnXTn.
cd 10 be hufricd out Of tlu town by ihe
falling Of the ahells. Tbctv va. no al,uw
Of an attemrt to hold the plncc. Ind lost sfrht
of Ieechjanjn and hts ItStf, and believe thcy KID
ridden oa northward towufd Vraacoeonac, where
what army thc.u may be wa reported TO be- en-.
campcd From height behind The town looked
down on the 1nai scenc through IN atmosphere Of
smoke Az tho sun was sinking column uf Turkx
from the trees In the valley n,nie DISH ut Grinn
10 far ~ could lisccrn-It VIA bpt iiInl]Y
owing tn the smoke-the bridge over tGc
Timok Wa gone. whether destroyed by the
Servnns with Intent, or by tho Turkish shells. /
cannut tell; but the Turk, WIN appeared 10 bo
regular troops and full of tlatt, from Itslancc
could not distinguish them from zounycs. .-spia.h.
ed through tho stream and were inside tie village
heard through the smoke good dcaI Of .nuskrfrv
firing, but WIS unable to make out its cause.
Whether the Turks trcd Into tic village N they
advanced by why Of psecautlon, or whether lie
Berrnns u,ndc lust attempt to stay tcir progress
cannot say.
The smoke brought On premature twilight, but
from thu camp could dI.cern another Tuskfst
, 1876-08-23
TEMPERANCE GATHERING,

Peoria. ILL.,, Aug. 22.-Tho Total Abstinence
Union Of Illinois commenced IT'S fifth annual
contention tu this city to-lay, and will continue
In session three days. The programme for to-
day comprised street procession, picnic at
Jefferson Park, and speaking at Centennial Hall
in the evening. Father hlcShanc, Of Geneseo,
was elected President for the ensuing term.
Addresses we're n,ado By Edward Lynch, Of
tate1 ~ nMaw,sy Of t7ag1ton County
Ottawa, and Aid. Murphy, OF Joliet. There Ia
q large attendance uE delegates.