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The Morning herald., 1876-06-27
RAILROADs.
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAn

pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
foN AND AFTER SUNDAY. December 5,, TO-.
Trains leave Depot. Thirty.second "n .o'a,
Market streets. ''no and
MAIN LINE WESTWARD
Paoli Accom-. s %, 8, and 10 m IN
SW, ana ~ ~ ~ m. on Sunday, $50 an
Limited Fast Mail daily, 7n
Niagara Express daily, except Z" Ia
Renoya snosa, and .nlj Kane Express daily ~ a m
York and Hanover Ernrsss 7Dam
ocr Haven Man a.. 720am
York Nail VA daily except Sunday, SO0 90 IN m
Mall IRAN daily. Ton sunday Ill
| leaves at a m and runs only to
Dnwninv,n,Snn aooor ,oo 800 a m
pm. On Sunday at 80 a m. ' anu NN
Fast Line daily. except Sunday. l255n
Eimira q l.. Haven Exp, except Ill
York. Hsnoverand Frad,L Aooo R55pn
Harrisnurr Hi npuHa; Xccom donu l255pm
Rrvn Waw,r Aooor, a.,,,, 23Opm
Iancasisr and yo.L . 3Oopm
cept Sunday, aGno
AioAn ually, except
pittshmryy' Ex,ross s.,u ,53Opm
cincimn.t r~nu 6l5 pm
pacitic EynrasIp pissS da;,, uaiIy' 9 10 p IN
Erie Mail and Buffalo Express, Ill
except Saturday. ll5s
Emigrant Express. 1905 m. daily evnerit - III
Moncay, for which tickets must he nrp
cured and baggage delivered at Ii6 Market
street, by 5p m. ''' ''"' Ne'
NEW YORK DIVISION
Express for New York. 24O. $40 79 sm
and ii a m, Limited New York ExpreS::
% m.) IS, 3l0, IS, 5 30, s 35 and 7nm
ana IL midnight. On Sunday ? 10, 3%l
M, 4 S, s. 35,7 pm. and II nipht'
Mail Train a m. Emigrant Train for
New York II 40p m. ''
Accommodation for Trenton. 23Opm.
Express tor Long Branch and Souan, 72n
m, and 35p IN. : -'
FROM KENSINGTON DEPOT
Rustleton, 6 rs am, IL noon, and72jpm
way Train for Bristol ID p m.
trenton, $50 and l0l5 IN, 2, $50. 4lO az
ana ~ a IA. On Sunday Is m and .
pm.
Express for New York 5 40 IN.
Express for Long Branch, 2pm.
BELVIDERE DIVISION
FROM kENsINGToN DEPoT,-Express for
Trenton. Lsmbertville, Phiilpsburg
Easton, Water Cap, Scranton. &c, &
M and 80 p IN. Express for Belvidere
~ Is a m.
For Lambertville, Pennington and Hope
well 10 10 III and bpm.
For Remington d S. and 10 Is a m. and 3Y,
pm.
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lady in Marquette is unable 10 do her
own work now tecsnse she went to the cir
Gus one day. She ~as 50 charmed viii
the performances that she triei 10 initiate
some Of them ST home, and sprainei both
her wrists and dislocsie; her ankle
ST. Louis has oe4 banks and bankers 10
Chicsgs 76, although Chicayo,s 10 ins,i-
tu:ions do far the most business, such Is i,
is.
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The Weather To-day.

Probabilities for Middl. Ststes Coas.
cooler north west winds, excep, warmer sea
hreezes in the afternoon. partly cloudy snd
clear weather and higher pressure.
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PRICES FOR 1875:

Various quantities from . to 100 pounds
at The rate of 20 cents per 100 pounds: 100 to
aUC pounds at t6Dcents per l0O pounds Z. ton
10 tons at $40 per ton over that amount
special rates. y
Al accounts to be cash daily or weekly,
unless otherwise agreed upon.
Havlng secured large stock OF excellent
quallty OF ice, we are now prepared to furn-
lsh our friends at the above rates and viii
guarantee all who may favor us with their
oroers entire satisfaction. Careful drivers,
regular delivery. ma-N 80,
The Morning herald., 1876-06-27
ICE DEALERS.

25 to 100 pounds at 70 cents per hundred.
100 TO 1900 pounds, 60 cents per hundred. |
to tons, $40 per ton. Special rates for
larger quantities. Eastern ice only.
api6m j. B. CONROW q SON.
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KNG-PRACTTCAL UMBRELLA. -
n MAKER, Repairing Speciality
Any one having a good frame ar ~
mbreaIA can have the s.me made a.
eoo4 as new at half price, at
a10-2 - MCoG1G kouEth 4 Waln.,
The Morning herald., 1876-06-27
Six Miners Killed.

By Associated Press.
LONDON, June 26.-A eolliery explosion
took place today, al the Birlsh p., s,
Sheffield, and six miners were killed.
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Orders BY Mail Promptly Attended to

Parties ordering work BY mAil should be
particular TO have the writing per-
fectly plain, 20 - to pre-
N1 ~ 1iNAko.
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HOWARD P. WALTON. PUsEY A, WALTON
WALTON e. BROTHER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ICE DEALERS

OFFlCES:-No.S East Second Street. and
Fifteenth and King SITS, Wilmington Del
The Morning herald., 1876-06-27

Having fitted up our ofhce with the best
material, il is now replete with
all the latest designs of
type, both plain and ornamental,
we car now satisfy the most fAs,idious
The Morning herald., 1876-06-27

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 1915:
Col; James B. Henry, President, Delaware
City.
Jonn P. Hudson, Capitalist; St. Georges,
D. <. Mcclure. Capitalist, Short Manitu Pa.
Dr. j. T. Hammond, II. D., Berlin, Nd.
Rudolph Humphreys, Lumberman, Sails
John I. Long, Merchant, Frankford, Del.
George A Jones. Civil Engineer, George
D.W, Moore, Capitalist, Laurel. Del.
Col. ]. B. Ford, Capitalist Condord. Del.
VIM. F. Sharp, Merchant, Harrington. Del.
I'll Hollister. Insurance. Delaware CITY.
u. Cnas. ulman. PresL L. s. Law Asso. N
Capt Benz: s,okley, Farmer, seasord. De-,
Reynear Williams, Merchant, Milford. Del
Hiram ". McColley, Capitalist, Milford.
John ". Dale, Capitalist. whalevvil,e Nd
y. ]. Ninich, Insurance, Seaford. Del.
Wm- Dyer, Merchant, Dover, Del.
James n sellers, r. r. Contractor, Phila-
delphia, Pa
John u Pom.roy. Editor, Chambersburp
IL. ". Cannon, Merchant, Bridsevi,,e ns,
wm; h Murphy. Manufacturer. Farming.
Chas. d. Maull, Merchant, Leves. Del,
James h Myers, Insurance, Delaware CIT
JAMES B. HENRY. pres
JAMES b. MYERS, Sec'y and TrSas.
decl4-6m
, 1876-06-20
WARD CLUBS,

h6sF'so or THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
A meeting Of the Sul-Comm!ttee Of the Exec
uttvc Committees of tho various Repub,lcau
W'ard Club, anno,ntri, 1ast SATURDAY. nventnr
u.s reid IN ths ,.,,,Sroor, =, .ha cs.aJ ' p.a,s,
Hotel last evening, for the purpose of taking
some action in regartl to the primary system
and making Bomc recommendation thereon.
Tho wards we're represented az follows: First,
!. J.: Cobusn: Second: E. Sargent; Fourth, ".
derpoel; Eighth, p. A. Hoync, Eleventh, X. s.
Tuthlll; Twelfth, Il. 8. Critcllc1l: Thirteenth,
C. G. Dixon; Fourteenth, 4, j, Elvfr: Seven.
tccntl,, c. F. Petersen, n. D. Bultuton; Eight
, 1876-06-20

County, the banner Republican county Of I'LL
ntds, will tlis tail Hur1iass all her previous cf.
forts, anil Will give n mn}0Ttty l0r the full
Ticket that will be astonishing. The attendance
Mt tho Republican primaries saturday was
larger than for years, and the choice of tu-lnor-
rt'w's County Convention, ~ ptopt,c1ici by
the returns from the primaries. will give corps
popular cstGcm. Tomorrow the Republican
headquarters will fr estubiistcd In the Pcople's
Bank 'building, with james Mcdowell a. Sccre-
tnyy, and Wilt he continued throughout The can,-
pailn, the location being designated by TRIMS
partcncGa and banner.
DETROIT.
Special Lfs1asch to 7as Tribune.
DETNOFr, Mlth.. .lnne IA large and en-
tllu.Iastlc Republican meeting wis held At
Young Mems flai1 tonight tn ratify the nomi-
nations male at Cincinnati Friday. The lion.
WlIliatn A. Howard was the principal speaker
anil a.1iIresscs were also made by Gen. Lee, OF
Ohio, ex.{;tv. Baldwin, Gov. Bagley, and others.
The casnpaign "opens g,oriously here.
INDIAHApoLis, iHD.
.sptcfui Nsuatch to 716 3fftun6.
IHDfAHAro1ts, June IA ro,ising rati1cn-
ton meeting WAS held at the Academy nf Music
tonight. The audience was composed OF nil
elus.cs Of Republicans na the fact that tue names
OF Marion, Blaine, and l}risLpw were All heartily
clicrscl Will testify. Ex-HDv. Conrad Bnkcr
presided atsl introduced the speakers: Hcr.
Hrniatnin Harrison, ex-Attorney-f}cncrn1 D. Z,
Williamson, the Hon. Albert q. Porter, Maj. j.
W. Hortlul, 1cn. John CobHrn, Gen. Nathan
John Hanna, and thc Hon. Sol B'a!r. The
meeting was a satisfactory Indication that all
elements of the party will cordially and earnest
" unite on Hayes and Wheeler, and TINT tic
state ticket will be triumphautly elected In DC.
tubcr.
, 1876-06-20

RAILROADS.

ANOTHER CUT.
The Baltimore d Ohio and tho Chicago t.
Erie Railroads made a new move yesterday by
reducing the rites from this city tu Syracuse
and Utica tu SO, which Is reduction Of about
81, THIS blow is particularly directed against
Vanderbilt, as tue above points arc twoof thcbest
local ones on the New York Central. Just as
the rate to Cleveland Inns boon reduced to force
the Michigan Southern to reduce thr rate to
Toledo, thts reduction was made to force the
same road to lower the !Ares to Buffalo and to
a!l the local points OIL tho New Ynsk Central.
~ far however, these attacks hare been un.
avalliaE. and r1a y1naerol1t . has not vt 1nne
that made to Cleveland. The officers Of
the Michigan Southern anl Michigan Central
now declare that they will Take no notice Of the
reductions to Syracuse and Utica at als, but
Ohio, thu Erie, md the Pennsylvania Railroads,
however, keep on making reductions to local
points Oh Vandcrbilt's rouds, hc will b. CON-
PEELED to come down whcthcr he wants tn or
not. The three latter roads, which catl directly
to the Centennial grounds ut Philadelphia, feel
very bitter towards Vanderbilt foT furcnE down
tho through rates to the East to the present low
lgures When the first reduction of SlG IL New
York was made they liked It we'll enough, be-
cause the .rate wus about the same as that
charged for the Centennial tickets, and
It mattereu little TO them whether thuy
su1d the regular or Centennial tickets.
but When Vanderbilt dGeretd thai the rate lEuln
Chicago to New York should be but $ls, he
gaye these liues stunning blow, and touched
thelr pockets. Ths profits at tl,t prcsen. rates
are not large, aud the object Of the philaAcl-
pllia lines 10 to force Vanderbilt to agree to
al iucreaac n the through fares tu lhc East, for
they calculate that the salRu nuMber 0f people
will go ind see the Centennial festivities at the
Eastern cities at higher rutes as at the rrcscnt
low ones, There Is, however, but little prospect
Of au immediate tneEcase OF passenger rates, as
n,.1s ia .1ntnr ,af3 erS hi $j
takes him a1l summer, and 1t will undoubtedly
take him thut long.
, 1876-06-20

Republican patiy-In it doctrine Of the equal
;s, lson q II ,hs II e as se
y IN rebellion 40 that peace and good viii may
reign throughout the length and breadth Of tho
native and foreign horn. regardless Of color Or pre-
.tous condition, both at home snd abfoad; In re-.
pase Money. ~ IN ;e!of@lns y III IL asn!e. q What
ever kind character that may have crcpt Into any
branch Of the paeie service; In thc punishnent Of
all persons found guilty Of maifcasancc in olico;
WnrnEAs. The Republican National Convention
rssea rss n Il I n. accs III
and Vice President Of shs United States men whose
records IN the phst arc guarantee for carving out
10 the future the foregoing principles. therefore
;, Re.osr<d, That we p1edge, TO CO.. Rutherford D.
hear.y eanes IT. nd unyded sunoort IN ,he con @
Ing Presidential campaign.
In support Of the resolution, Mr.. ecTibncr
sa!d he 1lMl bccn disappointed In tho notnlna-
Election had taught him that IN the ticket nomi-
mated the Republicans had put forth tho strong
est men that could be presented. Gov Hayes
had oeen elected three times uoyernor ot Ohio
agaiast hm lie paid 1,igiI eulogtcs 10 the men hen
who had run against Hayes, from Thurman, the
sInartcst man In the State, to roarIng Bill Allen,
Ehoae voice could be heard from une end Of
glowing tribute, and concluded BY congra.u,at.
Ing tho Republican pnrty upon the ticket non-
mated.
Speeches Of similar purport we're made by
John G. Barker and ]. Woodbridge, who offered
the following amendment
Rtsoertd, That We are opposed 10 the present
system Of patronage practicod by Congre,anen in
naming pes.ons for appointment TO Office under tba
The Chair declared the amendment out Of
| order.
Mr. Charles T. Adams made stirring speech
In favor Of the resolutions, aud was followed hy
, 1876-06-20


TnEMALD, Ont, June ia disturbance Of n
scHous and fatal nature occurred OH Section 12
of the new canal yesterday between the Irish
and italian workmcn. Tho Irish say shots wcru
fired at them Without any proyocation by the
Italians. The latter say they were wantonly at
tackled In their hnlses by the former. An italian
was 10 badly beaten wifi at!ckR aud Htoncs that
he died during the nigllt, An lrfshsnan was
shot through tile thigh. Several Italians wcre
wounded more or less seriously. The troahle
commenced At 8 o'clock and continued MI thu
Afternoon. Word WAS sent to th!h place at
y. n,., when tho Mayur ut once made a requsi-
ton On Capt. Jaulcs for part Of his co!npany ot
volunteers, aud proceeded to the sccne witt. the
town police. On the appearance Of the military
the Italians took to thu woods. An inquest Ii
now being held on the body OF the italian whn
was killed. Two arrests have been made aud
peace restored ut the works. The Mayor is tn-
vessigatiug tic mattcr.
, 1876-06-20

DAToN Rou0x, La-, June lo,-ASlisturbance,
reported rs riot, occurred 1t Mount Pleasant,
near Port Gibson, on Saturday. Tho negroes,
following tho example Of the whites, organized
q band Of Regulators, and ordered = Democratic
negro to leave the plaee. Refusing to leave,
he WA attacked by the Regulators and killed.
A Constable and posse attempted to aErcs.
the muEderers, but were driven oG. The Sheriff
Of Baton Rouge with q posse went to Mount
Pleasant Sunday, and captured fourteen nc.
groes, including the murds1ers. a party of
pos!ts hide of Tie river, going toward Pla1ue-
wcre disarmcd BY whites. The sherlli's yossu
making tho arrost at Mount Flensant report
were wounded and two horses killed.
, 1876-06-20
AN IMPORTANT SHIT.

CLEVELAND, O., juno 10.-In the case OF the
Pennsylvania transportation Company aRa!nst
the Oh Greek Railroad Company, which WAS
tried In May Inst, In which q yrrl!ct was rem
dcrcd In the Common Pleas Of Crawford
County, Pennsylvania, for tl97,2s5 III
favor Of the plaintiff, tAu 4urstion
was raised u 10 whether contract
trscting parttca, which point was reserved BY
tl.e Court for future adjudication. To-day ".
II. Louriu, Presiding Judge. read an opinion
wherein hb affirmed the validity and legality Of
entered fur plaintiff for thu full amount Of thu
verdict.
, 1876-06-20

The Eleventh Warl Republican Club met for
reorganization last evening in Maytine's Hall,
Ada, near Madison street. Gen. John H. Ham
monl called the gathering to order, and stated
the object Of the ncctlng,-t!mt It was time
],onorc1 custom in tho ward TO reorgantze the
Club twice year, mud there was afforded no
better timc than after thu nomination OF cnndi-
Gntcs for President and Vice-prcsldcnt Of tic
United Stntcs. lie therefore rendered his rcslg-
nntion as President OF the Club, md thanked
the members for thcir uniform kindness to him.
Mr.. Sam Parker was chpscn as temporary Sec
rotary. .
Avery, was then proceeded with.
Monrnc Heath was chosen President. Upon
taking the chair Mr.. Heath thanked the Club
for tho honor conferred upon him.
Mr., Parker was chosen permanent Secretary.
On motion Of Gen. HAMMOND the further re-
organization was postponed till next meeting.
ten. Mann moved TINT Committee Of
Three on Constitution and Bylaws b. chosen.
Carried.
ticn. Mann, alr. Lowell, and Mai. Edwards
were cliosun tho Committee, to which the Chair-
man was a1ued.
lien. Hammond thrn said TINT the member
hhip Of the Club should be determined by some
rule.
Mr.. Fcrrlcr thought that the attendance two
or three times ut meetings should b. required
before new members were allowed to vote. lie
believed In having complete enrolment Of the
Republican voters In the ward.
Tile matter Of membership WIS discussed at
Mf. 4. j. Cook offered the following:
Rtsolrth. Tint the Eleventh Ward Republican
late Republican National Convention. and that We
hcrchy pledge ourselves to the earnest support Of
the ticket nominated ut Cincinnati.
The reading Of the resolution was received
with app1nuse.
Maj. Edwards heartily inlorsel 1t, and said
that the Blaine faction at Cincinnati antag-
, 1876-06-20
FITTEENTII WARD.

The Fifteenth Ward Republican Club was
called to order by Mr. George Z. Adams, presl.
dent, last night, ut No. 2o0 Orchard street.
There wills 10 important business before the
meeting, and thu Club adjourned until the first
Monday In July.
Attur the adjournment tho Club organized
Itself into mass-meeting, snd hlr. scrtbuer
offered the following resolutions:
W1xkxAs, We hsliays In tha principles of tbs
, 1876-06-20

Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad about fort
night ago Increased the freight rate on fourth
class and grain from Chicago 10 Baltimore from
l73S to 25 cents per 100 pounds, for the purpose
Of stopping further shipments for the ttme
being, IL business having been 20 heavy tl!st
various deIots. This accumulation OF freight
has now nearly ali gone forward, and therefore
tho Company makes tho announcement that L
will again take fretghts 10 Baltimore at III
cents per 100 pounds for fourth class And grain.
, 1876-06-20

BRLLRyILLE, June IA farmer named John
Smith, residing In the Township Of Tudor, was
brought bcse to-dAy and lodged In jail for CON-
mitting murderous assault on a neighbor
NAMED Albums, for alleged improp1iety with Ills
wife. Smith attempted to shoot Adams with a
rtls, but the cup falling to explode he dealt Ills
victim blow on tue head with the butt end u
Smith attempted 10 commtt suicide by jumping
into Hog Lake while being conveyed to jail.
, 1876-06-20

6pscsol Ultp1feA 10 1A4 IttbNNA
CARL1NvILLA, ILL.,, June l1.-TAe Democratic
County Convention lqet In this city to-tl4y, with
sruator b. 7. Burke u Chairman. The attend
a,,ce WAS smaIl. The Convention seleyted avs
delegates TO the 6tato Convention, namely:
Mili-.ees1e, e. 4. an!ycly, q. x. Walker,
&. II. crouch, nnd s. b. Wilcox. They aru fay-
orab!e " the nomination VI 8. J. Nlden for
President,
BLOOMINGTON.
Speciai NttatcA to Ihs 1ttbanA
BLooAlhGroN, ILL.,, june lD.-lpdlc2tlons
FROM all Ilua 70 to proYe that old Mclean
, 1876-06-20
ST. LOUIS.


A oREAT stHErfNa LAST NIGHT.
. ST. LOUIS, Juno l9.-Thc Republicans had
moustos ratification meeting In Lucas Market
space tonight. The space was literally packed
with crowd that could not have numbered
less than 5000 Or 8.000. Speeches were matlc
by cx-Seuators John d. Henderson aud u. T.
Jewett, ,cS- Congressman George A.FinAclnburg,
District Attorney dyer, Postmaster Fllley,
several gentlemen from interior counties, md
Mr. Clcudin, OF Arkansas, all which heartily
tndorscd the nominees Of the Cincinnati Con-
vcttiot,, and predicted their election In No
vclnber.
TTNEEr.NnUHu,
who fos a long time past has acted with I.ihcr-
als, said: "Thc Republican purity has given us
a ticket which deserves the cordinl support Of
every Republican In the country, aud platform
broad enough for every patriot In thu land to
stand upon,r l1c heartily fndorscd them both.
aud fell sure OF their triumph at the polls.
uRNpEnsoN
said he wns personally acquainted with Hayes
ard Wheeler, and knew them t0 be true ind.
ablc MN, mid representatives If the highest
Republican principlcs:, Ne esllonldsupport them
COL, DYER,
who WIS strong Ds'stow man before the nor,i-
nation, md worked hard for his nomination,
accepted the nominees most CORDIALLY, aud
they would be elected, md TINT their almnfs-
tratlou Of tho Government would be pure md
able.
OTHERS. BE-.
Fillcy said tic action Of the Cincinnati Con-
ycutioil 1neans the unity Of the Republican pnr-
ty, mud tho unity Of It means victory.
It was expected that Gen. IIarncy would be
present and speak, but Gen. Shields, Chairman
Of tile meeting, snid that gentleman was called
East from Cincinnati. uc would bc llcasd in
support Of the ticket. ..
fhs spirit Of the meeting was fair, but not
enthusiastic.
Tile pyrotcchnic dtsplay sgas very beautiful,
eClat.
, 1876-06-20

Special Dftpateh 10 7as 1ttbunG
PtT7sr1Ri.p, ILL.,, June 19.-In drunken row
ae Florence, In this county, yesterday, Cooley
Lendbctter was assallted by David and Moody
y, Webster and stahfed, supposed fatally. The
Websters 1sc under arrest.
, 1876-06-20

three Chtnamen, about mi1e north Of tht,
they wero fred upon by tho mob, one being
killed instantly, and another seriously woun(cu.
About forty shots were reported to hare been
, 1876-06-20

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, june 1p.--Hcrbert q.
Mann, fugitive from Massachusetts, was ro-
leased on l1abeas corpus to-day because Of de-
iecttVe papers, but rcnrrcstcd on q new CON.
p!al Int pcnttng the arrival Of reausitlon On
, 1876-06-20

SAX Francisco, June IA dlspatch from
Truckee, Cal, says: "La.t night number OF
men, supposed 10 belong to the 'Circass!au
League sst t1a II Gt!uaaa cshla occupied by
, 1876-06-20

NEW ORLEANS, La, Junc l0.-Luther Perkins,
young lawyer, waa shot and killed ut Austin,
hfisa., yesterday, bg Wilson Gibson, q merchant
, 1876-06-20
A FATAY. DL0W.

LITTLE RocK, Ark, juno 19.-Pas Hester
struck Nsstin Kennedy On the head with stick
Of wood Last night, from tho effect Of which the
latter dlcd to-day. Both eewese EAlsoad Gu
ployes.
, 1876-06-20
DASE-HhLL,

BASEBALL.
Special Dtpatch to The TribHnA.
DETROIT, Mich, June 1D.-The White Stock.
fngs played the twentieth and last game Of
their Eastern trip to-day In London, Ont, In
the presence of 8, 600 peoplc. Their opponents,
the Tecumschs, are frat In the RAGS for the
Canadian championship, and ptay rcry clever
game. They were, however, defeated BY score
Of 10 to Q, but might hive kept the Whites
down to by rcfrannE from wild throwing.
The Chlcagos and Mutuals arrive In Chicago
together Tomorrow morning, and play In tho
COLUMBUS, O., June 19.-Base-ball: Buckeyes,
Z; Hustons, s.
WHEELING, ". w, June 10-Ne.hannocks,
Of Newcastle, .; Standards, of thls city, s.
PEDEsTR1ANIsM.
sAH Francisco. June 10.--O'Lcary began
5o0-rn!lc walk against four amateurs last night
ut 1a o'clock.
SAN Fh.Nclsco, juno 19.-O'Lcary concluded
his 8Sth mile at o'clock this evening in 13ll,
s mfn., In Enod condition, The 8nnteurs at the
sa1ne time finished 9l miles.
TElEGRAPAIC NOTES.
fprcia! Dspateh 10 The Tribune.
SPN1aNGr1E1D. Junu 1g.-The Secretary OF
State has ISSUED a license to the Excelsior Lyo
Company, ,,6; of ChSago h;.st:.s seap',al' Sa5too
MADISON, JUNG l9.-Thcrc have been abund-
ant rains here within the last few DAYS, md
some cultivators Of the soil fear We ars getting
too much of good thing. The weather ha4
been very COLI for eosnc days also
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Dnurctea Coconine Ii the best md cheapest
halr-drctning in the world.
, 1876-06-20

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., juno 19.-A very danger.
Gus counterfeit has Just mala lts appearance
here, and Ia being freely circulated. II Ia \ 36
note, countcrfcltlng the issue Of tho First M
tlona! Bank Of Northampton, Mass, and ID N
, 1876-06-20
DIEf GOODS.
1T PAYS To TRADE ON TIE VEST S[DEho
CARSON,
PIRIE' &C0.'S
BARGAINS

At $1.10. q line Of handsome
Grains, worth III go to 81 go.
AT. $1.2G, large lot very choice
shades Lyons coltl Gros Grains;
rich, bright 1ustro; never sold
under H1.76 to S1.Sb.
At ST. 30, heavy, very rich colored
Gros Grams, stylish shades
worth 81.
The above 8 lots arc worthy the imme-
date attention Of purchasers before choicest
shades arc sold
Trimming Silks from 75 cts. up
ward.
AT 90 cts, lot of Fancy Silks in
good styles.
AT 10 cts, New lines OF Fancy
Silks, great bargains; some of
them formerly sold at !S1.95.
At 50 cts., largo Assortment Of
Fancy Silks, very desirable
styles, much under value.
At u 20, line Of Cl,ency's A1nerf-
t, can s,llxs: Strlpes;; same goods
Heavy, nll silk. Blnck Gros Grains,
III .and i rs.
Al k1.5O, Splendid Cashmere Bl'k
Silks. worth ~.
At " 1.76, Lyons CaShmlcre Gr0s
Grains, nn extraordinary bAr-
gain.
At ~ VIC shall offer a very rich,
heavy, and elegant Lyons CASH
nero Silk, eInnl to anything
that cnn be bought elsewhere at
$3.50.
Two cnscs Fancy Grenadines at
q 1-1 cts, worth 26 cts.
I3rk Grenadines ut 70, 80. 81 1-9
Special bargains Ill S-4 BlacE
Grenadines.
, 1876-06-20

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