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prospect Of winning her bowsprit snapped of near
the Jbstays, letting everything down by the
but before she could be brought up she
went ashore on the rocks, and every feared she
would be badly injured. She subsequently, gotten
OF and towed to this harbor being damaged about
the amount OF 500.
The first boat to pass the wharf at Gould Island
the Dolly, and she declared TO be the winner
although protest was entered alleging that she did
not round the stakcboat as directed. The Lily and
Schcmer followed the Dolly in the order named the
rest OF the feet giving up the contest
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RIFLE SHOOTING IN CANADA.

SELECTION OF CANADIAN TEAM FOR CREED
MOOR CoMPETITION-TH AUSTRALIANS Ex-
PECTED AT TORONTO
TORONTO, August 2, 1876
The competition for tho selection OF Canadian rifle
team compete at Creedmoor, Is in progress here
the garrison common, and will be continued two more
days
The members OF the Australian team which is to
take part at Creedmoor their way 10 Toronto
and is understood, wi be present and will take part
in the matches OF the Ontario Rifle Association, which
Will commence hero on the Goth inst.
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THE INTERNATIONAL REGATTA.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2, 1876.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2, 1876
The following additional entries, received to-day,
will bc added to the list OF competitors in the grand
Centennial rowing regatta
INTERNATIONAL FoUEs,-Crescent and Malta boat
cubs-namcs not vet received; Mnerva--John fitzpal
Y,ck Charles Remcnter, John Kohcr, Samuel Halliday
watkins Boat CUBAN. La1efty tbowl J. stul, A.
TvrrelI f. wakoman tstrokel ,. W. Jackson sGbsti-
tntc. PENNSYLVANIA Boat Club. phianamcs not
vet received Friendship, New iork-nanes not yet
received. -
rnoysssoNAL PAIR.--Frank killshy and mate.
pRor.ssioSAL SISGLEs--W. Spencer, 3 Green, H.
Thomas John Dickens
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CREEDMOOR.
PRACTICE AT THE RANGE-How THE TEAM Is
TO SELECTED

PRACTICE At THE RANGE-How THE TEAM IS
TO BE SELECTED.
The members OF the American team and reserves
had another days practice at Creedmoor yesterday.
Twelve of the marksmen completed their scores, Colo
mel Farwe the thirteenth shot, retiring al er shooting
500 yards The eight top averaged 1904 out
OF possible 225 points, which makes an aggregate
of seventeen points less than the which the
English the Elcho Shield. and twelve points
lower than the of the Scotch eight in that
petition. pretty stir breeze blew almost directly
the range, maintaining about equal force
throughout the day. AS the preceding day, close
record kept of each shot at the different firing
points, but in spite of this precaution some OF the
marksmen fell very low without being able to account
for the trouble they encountered Below are the
Of those who shot through all the ranges
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PIGEON SHOOTING STOPPED.

IABoRs OF THE WASHINGTON SOCIETY FOR THE
PREVENTION OF cRCELTY TO ASiMAls-A
TEST CASE FOR THE SUPREME COURT
WASHINGTON, August 2, 1876.
somc weeks ago. for the purpose OF making a test
..., Mr. Theodore r. Gatclcll, President of tho So
cv ior the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, arrested
ssvcral meu,bers o tho District Game Protective As
soc,ation while they were participating in pigeon
sb,otug match az srighlwood Park. The cases were
brought before Squire Weaver ahd argued oVmf''Vi,'
ronrs,l beue engaged on both sides The po,nt made
against ,nr, on shooting was That The w"undlhE "i
plreons ,auscd unnecessary suffering squire weaver
sustnned rs view decided III iavor OF the society
Ior thc Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals. The case
vii be appealed aud ultimately taken TO the supreme
Court of the district for a nnal decision.
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Ihus The William L. BroWn WINS tho tirst prIZe
silver punch bowl IN the first class ana the special
prize set colors Tor making the best corrected time
while tie Leroy the second prize lsilver fruit
vascl in the same class. The Artul Dodger wins tho
first lbronzc cock and the Coquettc the second prizc
fsilycr cup in class, and the Sophia Emma
The nrst tsilver flower vsse) and Tom W. the second
tsilver goblet in the third class.
CHALLENGES TO THE sUsE 6.
Tho owner OF the William Il. Brown after the
challenged The OF the Brooklyn boat SUSIE s.,
which entered but did start, to sail any KIND OF
a race on any waters and Tor any he wished.
Doubtless this sweeping proposition will receive aten
tion,
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FATAL CURIOSITY.

John Ross aged two years. of No G3i Ninth street,
was Killed last Monday by his brother Henry, aged
seven years The revolver with which the deed was
done was tied up among some old papers Mrs. Ross
opened them and then lett the weapon in an exposed
place who're IL was found by her son.
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WARRANTS SIGNED.

Comptroller Green signed warrants yesterday on III.
following accounts and transmitted the same to the
Mayor for his nersignsture, viz:-Interest on city
debt 81, 7Q5; street Improvement fund.- $16,O0l II:
dock fund, $s7S t5; coroasrs fees SOL o.
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THE FRENCH WORKINGMEN.

The city OF Lyons, France. sent delegation OF
thirty three workingmen to this country who represent
different branches of industry They have visited the
Philadelphia Exhibition and several cities OF the United
States. Yesterday they called upon Mayor Wlckham
ana some OF the Aldermen a the CITY Hall They were
there shown tho mysteries OF the Governors Room and
held short conversation With HIS Honor the Mayor.
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They were jb and mainsa boats, and were consid-
cred pretty evenly matched The time allowance was
minute to the foot, and II was given at the start,
so that the first boat in should win tho first prize
The race was sailed in Rockaway Inlet, the course
being from the club house dock TO and around, on
the starboard hand, a stakeboat about mile and
stakeboat stationed about quarter OF mile TO the
westward OF the club house. This course was to be
sailed over three times, the finish to be at the boat
house dock alter rounding tor the third time the
westerly stakeboat This madc the entire course
actly ten miles
The Yachts got away from the dock. the port
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SARATOGA RACES.

FIFTH DAY OF THE MEETING-PooL SELLING
ON THE EvFNTs.
SARATOGA, n. Y, August 2 1875
Judged by the pool selling here tonight tho racing
tomorrow will be interesting and exciting than
on any day OF the meeting The weather is clear and
tho track in splendid order. The following prices
the average Of many sacs:-
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BASE BALL NOTES.
The Hartfords again defeated the Athletics yesterday
a. Hartford, as viii be seen by the appended

Clubs 1sk 81. Sd. An. 5fh. Oh 7fh. Sh 9th
Hartord-...... o 2-15
Athletic. . o D o %
Umpire-Mr Daniels
To-day the Louisvilles and the Chcagos play at
Louisville, Cncinnatis and ~. LOUIS Cincinnati,
Hartford and New Haven at Hartford and Boston and
Athletic at Boston
The Cheseas will play the Argyes the Union
Grounds to-day
AT Syracuse yesterday the Stars of that city de-
feated the buckeyes OF Columbia, Ohio Score. to Q.
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CRICKET NOTES.

The Toronto cricket team arrived in this city yestcr
day afternoon. They at the depot by num-
Der Of the ST. Georges Club who them TO the
Asor House. The game between the ST. Georges
Club and the Canadians Will commence az ten O'Clock
sharp to-day the grounds OF the former club, foot
OF Ninth street, Hobokcn.
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BILLIARDS IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, August 2, 1875
The COO points French carrom game between Sexton
and DAILY last night won by Sexton by II points
the thirty first inning The greatest runs wcrc:-
sexton llg; Daly, 1874 Tho averages werc:-Scx-
ton, 10 Ills; DAILY, IL 1914
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YACHTING NOTES.

Yesterday the following yachts passed whitestone:-
Tempest, Mr.. Elliott, from the eastward for New
York.
Clio B.Y.C., Vice Commodore Platt, from Newport
for New York
The Vision Mr.. Stevens, from Newport, came to
anchor Of Whestone and will remain for the present
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NEWPORT YACHT CLUB.

HANDICAP RACE FOR CHALLENGE PEHNANT-
THE DOLLY THE wINNxR-AccrpENr TO THE
PIRATE
NEWPORT, r. L., August z, 1870
The boats OF tho Newport Yacht Club sailed to-day
for a handsome challenge pennant, given by the Com.
modorc, S. Homans, OF New York. The entries we're
as follows
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fUk RAT )

Tho contest really between The Annie NJ. and the
Dolly thcro being possible chance ior the others
save the Pirate which boat ever sncc she was buit
has been strangely unfortunate. on the north end Of
Gould lsland whllo doing splcndldly aud with good
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YACHTING.

THIRD ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE NEwBuRG
YACHT cLUB-GREAT CROWDS WITNESS THE
INTERESTING EvENT-THE WILLIAM II.
BROWN, LEROY, ARTFUL DoDGEB, CoQUErTE,
SOPHIA EMMA AND TOM W. THE WINNERS
NEwBURG. n Y, August 2 1916
The third annual regatta of the Newburg Yacht Club
open to all comers off to-day and was quito
spirtedly contested. The along the shores OF
the Hudson was animatng in tho extreme, clearly
demonstrating the immense popularity of yachting
among the citizens OF this vicinity Thousands OF men
and women were perched upon every available spot
near the starting point, while OF craft, from the
fleet steam yacht to the coastng schooner, with
crowded decks accompanied the SO far as prac
ticable over the course. Always well patronzed for
the unique prizes given the entries upon this occasion
numbered thirty-one. OF which twenty-five started.
these being as UNDER
THE ENTRES
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They had the wind with them for distance back
and then again almost dead ender the
the upper stakeboat but the brown being better
manwuvred than the others stepped out 10 the front
took the lead, rounding the Danskamcr Point mark
well advance OF the This advantage she main
tained and the Sophia Emma, also dong pretty work,
followed her the sakeboat the time round
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got away from the dock, on the port

The judges were Messrs. S. b. Strong, Jr William
Ladd and +. V. BurseL The Regatta Committee was
composed of Messrs. c. A. Chccver, William Lummis
and Commodore d. Lord, Jr. Mr.. Mann chairman
OF the Reception Committee. The ladies, who were
numerous seemed delighted with the days sport and
NIL went home pleased
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Dimensions.
THE COURSE

1t was handicap race and start from Long Wharf
sailing south, leaving the buoy OIL Goat Island on
the starboard hand thence north leaving Rose Isana
and Gould Island also the sarboard. They then
sailed around South Point, thence TO the north point
OF Gould Island crossing imaginary line between
the wharf at Gould Island and stakcboat The DIS
tance was about miles Tho boats started in the
iollowing order ftor bcinr haudicapucI.-
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............. 40 Total

Total. 40 Total. ............... 81
Runs Scored at the Fail Of Zach Wicket.
Innings lsk I'd. 3D. 4ft stu 9Th. ia. Sth 9TH 10th
First. ..... y IL 10 IS % 80 80 4O-4O
Sccond..... IA Ia 25 35 ~ SO ST 56-56
Umpires-Messrs Hudson and urridgc
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CRICKET.

THE MANHATTANs DEFEAT THE UNION CLUB, OF
PATERSON, n. j.
The Union Cricket Club OF Paterson, N. j., visited
this city yesterday to play the Manhattan CLUB the
Manhattan grounds at Prospect Park. The following
is the scorc-
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ROCKAWAY YACHT CLUB.

FIFTH ANNUAL REGATTA AT THE INLET-THr
MIGNoN THE WINNER.
The fifth annual regatta of the Rookaway Yacht
Club took place yesterday at Rockaway, and was in
every regard, decided The following yachts
entered =
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al south Amboy. 30 90
A manager OF one OF the large coal companies In
Trinity building said "The retail coal dealers this
city who haverarge stocks Of domestic hand
generally dissatisfied with tho small advance TIFF
teen cents) made by the combination; they say tho
fact has been largely noticed the newspapers that
their customers fully advised themselves, and
they cannot make advance in price, whereas the
Board of Control had placed the figure at ty cents the
advance could have been charged. But they should
not complain they purchase the long tom Of 22N
pounds and very generally sell the short tom OF 2O
pounds" To the recent advance he decidedly op
posed believing. IL another made there would b
by the mere iorcc Of public opinion to desst Affair
trial OF the "Molie Maguires' proved If a further
advance was insisted upon II was thought by some
total suspension OF mining would he ordered 10 keep
up the price IN the different markets. and President
Packer, writing from Mauch Churk recently, said
"Thc suspension of mining affects all The coeries ds.
pending upon the Lehigh Valley Railroad for cars and
transportation, and throws twenty mines IN the Wy.
omlng into idcrcss This has been brought about by
the coal combination. II appeared lately though
this giant monopoly was to be broken, and road
carried oil the freight brought to II on terms
sidered Gir but the road does belong To the
binaion, and would not be party in any way Il
regulate the production or the price OF coal Provnt
that the Lehigh Valley road had voice In making
tho quota OF tonnage It was placed fourth on the list
when, IL 1t had been represented, would have in
sisted being placed second, snce is shipmcns FOL
past five six years have been next tbat of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
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There work in the second round, and
much undoubtedly occurred worthy noting but the
judges boat IN pucky way played follow my leader
with the Newburg craft Brown, and left the scribes to
imagine tho fight gong among the contestants.
The following table, however, gives the nut
,..tl
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POOL SALES IN THIS CITY,
ONE MILE RACE.

Last night the pools the result OF to-day's races
at Saratoga sold at the various pool rooms averaged as
fn,loxys.-
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When tho firing terminated at the last range the
marksmcn met at the hotel near the grounds to dis
the the proper from the
In this matter they determined for the present To Keep
their counsel The rule adopted at previous
meeting will be adhered to. Tho Captain, MAJOR Full
ton, first selects man, who then selects another,
both choose third, &c, until the eight arc chosen.
The three men--Messrs Allen, Blydenburgh and Raih
bone-who shot themselves into The team to compete
for the honors of the Irish match 10 be per-
mited TO practice along with the members OF the In
ternatonal tcam and found superior to the members
ol the latter they OF them will be placed the
team instead of others who may prove less competent.
The great purpose Wow the selection OF the very
best men, that 1t is not at all likeyjudg'ng from
the action had at yesterdays mceting-that even
those concerned will know definitely who is TO
shoot until Just before the match comes on
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MANHATrANS.
First InuinO.

Runs Scored at the Fail Of Each Wicket
Innings 1st I'd 3d. 4M. 5M 9th. tn SEh 9th 10Th.
First...... IA IS 70 So 90 1l2 l39 l42 l46-146
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Time, 223 s-2:25-2: 224-225-2:26
SAME DAY-SECoSD RAcE-Purse OF So, 900, for
horses that beat 2:22; mile heats IN harness.
81 500 TO the first $3.50 to the second $3.50 to tho
third and $500 TO the fourth.
Budd Doble's b. S Sam Purdy. ............. l ! /
George W. Voorhis' blk m Cozettc. l
Charles s. Green's blk. &. Prospero.
S. A. Browns blk IN. Lady Turpin .......
J. S. & j. l. Rowcll's G. m Badger Girl...
Time, . ID 90 2:2c - 20 4-223a.
Charles S. Green's bay Lulu appeared after the
third heat in tho 2:22 class accompanied by running
mate, and, making two trials trottcd as UNDER
Three.
Quarter. HaU quarters. Mule
First trial. ....... 33 1O9A 1:42 216A
Second trial ..... 33L 09 l44 2IIla
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Contractors prices arc twenty cents per ton less tnau
these rates. and the prices of Schuykl Goals for ship
mcnt from Philadelphia are thirty-hve cents per
less than at Brooklyn The freight fro.n Hobokcn and
Weehawkcn to New York is forty cents per ton from
Ezabothport ana Port johnson 10 this city the same,
and IRON South Amboy here thirty live cents, and
freight by the boats OF tho Pennsylvania Coal CON-
pany from Ncwburg to New York sixty five cents The
Wholesale prices of domestic btuminous) gas Goals per
ton OF =, 240 pounds are:-
At the Ship Alongside
ping Ports in NeW York
Westmorcland and Pennsylvania
at Greenwich, Philadelphia. .s4 70 50 90
Wesimoreand and Pennsylvania
MT south Amboy 20 A on
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Philadelphia Trade Report

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 26.--Cotton is quiet
and steady at l8Aal35sc. for middling up
land and New Orleans. -- =
Bark-in the absence of sales we quote
| No. QuercitrOn ut $3I per ton. ,. .
Seeds-Cloverseed Is in small supply an
i Is held with rlrmness at l2H@lSAc, per
ID. In Timothy nothing doing. Flaxseed
lssteady at sl.65. ..-.... yl,.. ..
Coffee continues firm. Sales OF $50 bags OF
Roat lGE@l9Hc.,, 50 bags Laguayra AZ lsAc
and 80 bags Marlcoba at 1910, all gold.
Sllgar-The market is still without Offering.
We quote fair and good refining Cuba at SO
w. Refined sugars are steady at INC.
10; cut loaf; lOAc. for crushed and powdered;
lOlIc for grannlated and lOc. for A. Nolasses.
the Flour market is quiet and there Is
not so much anxiety to realize. About SOC
barrels changed h nds, mostly to lt cLl con
% 2'g5 30 Wisconsin Extra Family; Us 5oq
70 for Minnesota extra family; IS 5o@
y % for Pennsylvania, Ohio and In.
diana do, do; $B 7Odaa 20 for fancy b. andS.
At sos %. In Rye Flour there IL no change.
In Corn Meal no sales, t.. vr
Grain--1he wheat market continues fair,
Pllces, however are we'll sustained; sales Of
Pennsylvania led at VI 88a$l 40; do. amber
~ u 4lal AZ; Western red at 4la$l Is, and
Whte at 81 44aasl "a Rye sells at 88a9Oc.
10 v"rn Is quiet at 56a6Oc. for damp and dry
western and Pennsylvania. Oats sell at a
aiG, Nc for white, and 4la43c. for mixed.
wv whisky Is steady, sales of l75 barrels E I
western iren-bound, at slll.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
Butter-Quie and rather dull. NewYork
ana bradford county extras 33aJAc; do
Go I1, ISIS 2a3lc; Western extras, 28a29c; do.
\" ss, -: Ioa26c; Rolls, Western extras, 27a29c;
veln vchesse1Market e quiet and holders firm.
iM|a NIM t1rk 39l Mncy, Ego; DO. prime, l2M@
,Eggs-Receipts moderate and prices un-
changed. Pennsyl vania. New Jersey and
Oeiaware fresh, &c.: Western do. 700 0c.
baltimore Produce Market.
tSasAML,1rIllMoRE, Jan. 2.-Cotton quiet but
u"bhy, uncbSy mlddling, l234a1c. Flour dull and
red ndI''ansed. 81 Wheat firm; No. 2 Western
Mar,vlSni.S; lSi.S; pennsylvania red, $l.37al. 40;
IL. e. Sland red, 81 .l5al. As; do. amber, $l.5Oa
Son',hu S' no. white, $l.l6al.45.h Corn steady;
lu',ein low ,sI white, new, 4Sa5Sc.; Southern yell
IAN, new, oCa5Sc.; Western mixed, new, &c.
WestoIu Iuet put steady; Southern, 4OaA8c.;
Ic ''eEn pn Whlte, 43aA5c.; Western mixed, Ala
Marv,annye dull and nominal. Hay dull;
yIsiEnasn ana Pennsylvania, $22a&. Pro-
trade sa,r,e,t doing in round lots; order
hi So '",X RnXY active. Pork, new. jDbbing.
ipAc; pso,.; clear rib sides. ilLaEc. BaconN
H. incKed shoulds, lOaLc.: clear rfb sides. i2sk
crndo @ Hams, 1ds l51lal8c. Lard dull but steady;
sctiWal saGe ~ refined 1870. butter fairly
Gt1Se; SaMs Western extras, 2Za2ac.; do. firsts,
Hna% ,5r,etroleum strong: crude. Tic: re.
cargo,e1i cargo, i'Xc. 1S Coffee dllI and heavy; Rio
VERY dui iloaadS;; y =, jobbing, I7a2>c. Whiskey
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TAILORS.
w M. O'CONNO OR,
Merchant Tailor

ment. ...l D.. .. ..
No. East Third Street,r
(Over Dubell's hat store)
English Fur Beaver Overcoats, from $50 t.
S35 that can't be had at any other tailors'
less than $40 to SIS; pants from 81 to $l(
made To order that can't be had at any other
place less than from S9 to Sl4; business suits
made, to order, tit and goods guaran Iced
from S25 to $50. Pants q specially. ~, b.
der. Call and examine my stock and sa Va
from ten to fifteen per cent. Tnov22-3m -d&w
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PHILADELPHIA MARIE ETS,
Stock Marke ct,
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 20, 1876

rHILADELPAlA. Jan. ~, 1876.
GAd ll2Ngll3 Phila 4 Read
saver lO6 @l09 RR, 5SHs@53L
| s. 1881 l22l2@ l22N North Penn 55N@55L
" ). AS lst5llS @llS% Phila 4 Erie 2Z152225i
"iuly yl965 ll91atu sac sIOC& A RR 14Z@l455i
say ls67l2l5a@ I22 Lehigh Val 62ls983L
July lo6Sl2lM@ 1874 "Nav Stock ST. lS@5lL
O-4is 1890 ales Catawissa r 2OlsG2CL
New IS lSNG sales do prefd. 45 @i8
c tyBs s,newlO6A@lM lM N Central K 80 @3SL
U 0 som l37 @l37Z HestOnville Dl%@39h5i
. cnna IlR ~ @56L .. .+-'uI
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-11
Meeting CT Turfrnen,

There will be meeting at the Palmer
House, in Chicago, on Thursday the 9th
inst, at 2P. M; of breeders, owners and
drivers of trotting horses, and managers Of
trotting parks, for consultation upon trot-
ting turf matters, aud recommendations as
to bylaws, rules, compacts and judicial
discisions in regard to such matters, and
any other matters of general interest to
turfmen 1t is expected that some mem.
bers of the National Association will be
present. 1t is important that the ives!
either come into harmony with the Nation
al Association, or else form an Indepen.
ent Trotting Association.
The call is numerously signed by turf
men and horse breeders from most of the
states in the northwest. Among the name:
from this vicinity we notice those of Col
w. D. Crockett, s. w. Wheelock, O. J
Dimick,, Maj. J. nj. Beardsley, Mat. Fish
er, Parker Wineman, o. s. Mcneil.
The meeting will probably be an import
ant one, and all interested should be pres
ent, if possible.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-11
Personal.

Mr. James A. Cotton, the new station
agent for the Rockford road in this city,
has arrived and is stopping at the Harper
House. Mr.. Cotton was formerly assist
ant superintendent on the western division
of the Western Union r. r. located at
Savanna, and since then he has been con-
nected with the Rockford road either here
or at St. Louis, He has considerable ex.
perience as railroad man and has excel
lent business qualities.
John. e. Gault, and J, G. Whitmore, Of
the Milwaukee & st. Paul +. r. were al
the Harper House yesterday.
COL T, J. Pickett, formerly editor of the
Rock Island Register (now a resilient o.
Paducah, KY delivered a masonic lecture
at Fulton last evening, and installed the of
fers of Fulton City Lodge. He will come
down on the Western Union train this even
ing and stop at Moline where his son Geo
resides until the St Louis train passe!
there at 10 P, NJ His son Thomas is con
nected with newspaper at Fulton.
j. Piper, Chicago, and Isaac Roose, o
Springfield, connected with educationa
matters in this state, are at the Harpe
House.