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, 1876-09-20

Victor Emmanuel (sayt tho Pail lfau ga,sn
generally rises at 8 IN tic morning, and ajtc,
cup OF coffee atro1ls In tho garden. At ~
Thursdays and sundays llo prcs!dcs over ~
Council of Mtnlaters-thc Council usuaIlv lat.
Ing an hour. Aftcrward he grantA the aulIens,s
l'c mny have promised. At 10 hs breakf,st.
though but 1IghtlT-"h bis only serious ren,,,a
being supper. At state banquets he new,
touches a Inouthfu!, but sits imnoyal1c VII
llA two lands on tho l,I1t Of Ills sword, tatkina
to hls nefghbof, who Is thus condemned TO H.
his own dinner as we'll; but tho cllaru, of III
Mlalsstys conversation and tho exquisite uflaIs
ity OF fs manner arg held to be arnple cosnpen-
eatton for 80 slight an Inconvenience. W.
tor Emmanuel haa gradually accustomed
himself to pass the greater part OF the winter II
Rosne, but he seldom occupies tho Quirinal, Az.
corulng to eiGnor FcETttcciot he lad not bcrn
loug In TINT palace before lie discovered q tran.
door In his bedroom. It communicated viii
vast gallery. IN which the King anu his intend,
ants walked for 20 minutes without 1n!jnp m
outlet. It seemed, however, to lead toward H.
Castle Of St. Angelo. His Majesty dccIincd ~
Investigate, and ordered the trnfl-loor 10 hs
brickcd up. Soon aftcrwartl hc discovered q "a.
crct door III thu vail, which communicated Viih
narrow staircase leading up to tho roof. If
too, was brIcked up, but since this second di,s
coyGry whenever ll1s Majesty Blceps nt the Qutr,
inal two huge black dogs alao sleep ut the loot
Of tho royal bed. These faithful srrvitors obtr
no ono but the King, never bark, aud would
strangle without any parlcylng tho nrst pegsoa
who entered tho ROOM,
, 1876-09-20


4 letter from Paris to tho Philadelphia 1sh-
graph says: "Tho fate Of the ruins ot tue
TulIcrics At last has been decided BY ofllcial de-
cree. The ruins, smaasive, picturesque, and
useless, are to be removed, aud a butluing erect-
cd OH tncir site Which Is to scrvu us picture
gallery and museum, probably Us gallery for
modern French ptcturcs, as the Luxembourg,
now used for that purpose. Is uotorsousy tho
worst adapted edilce for picture gallery In tho
world. Tho rooms arc cralnPed, the light Is bad,
and there ia 10 possibility of a.l adequate dts-
play Ut FULLY one-thrd u the art treasures that
sh1.l]I III deposited there. 1t was ut
jirst suggested that tho walls 0f the
Tuileries snouId bu left standing, hnd lncrely
tic roof and Interior replaced, but tiers wcrc
grave doubts Expressed ~ u the euundncsA Of
lid foundations, and 80 thu lust ycstiges oG tue
historical palace Of Catllcrinu 10 Medicfs will
shortly disappear. | anl told that before the
ruips lro removed Gustaye Uoro Intends to fEl-
lllortalize them In enc Of Ills characteristic de-
signs. The picture will represent tho facads OF
white shni.!er q the light, hover tl!e sIestrss
there. lr0nl Catherine DO hicGicls down to Na-
po1eon ILL.,, their shal0wy forms just Visible
uggainst the sky, whilo baIow, through tho hol-
low, caseMentlcss wtndow, poer thu noekfng,
cxultipg shapes of Dlscord snd Anarchy, the
terrible ghosts Of Revolution mud lluln. Wheth-
er tho picture Is to bo painting Or wood Gu
Ernglng has not yet been slated, but It will >ln-
douhtedly be weird and powerful work."
, 1876-09-20

A correspondent Of tho London Standard
says: ~ was fortunate enough to be In Patros on
the OCCASION Of Greek weldug wllcl, Is an tE-
tercattug and peculiar ceremony. Weddings
aMoug tia Greeks aFe for tho most part solcn-
nIzcd In thc evening and At home, ind from the
nature Of tho rite must be very trying to tho
persona principally concerned. A small table is
placed In tho centre OF tue room, on one aide OF
which stand the bride nnl bridegroom, each
holding long lighted candle, on tho opposite
ade tho officiating pEiests. Behind tbs former
tic best man takes his place; he has Al lmpoE-
tant part to I'LL III tllc ceremony, and Is ranked
sa relation from tie tins ol the marriage.
The room ia of course brilliantly lighted and
tho numerous guests tlrong AZ closely - thsy
caM toward tho centre In nrlcr TO gaiu better
view. Many prayers ase chantea w tho priests
aud their ass!stlnts, unintelliglbaa even TO the
ears Ut classical scholar, with the e1cept!on OF
the ottrrepeatcd 'Kvrts Atison,' which for.ns 90
prominent q part In almost every Greek
service. ThcEo Ia very elaborate ratual,:-
tho signing bride aud bridegroom on tho
forehead three times with tho ring the blessing
two wreatAs which asu afterward PLACED on
their leads by tho best man, aud, 1T later
part of the rite, interyhangod over and over
again. the drinking Of wine three times ttom the
sumo cup, tue ktssipg by both Of this of1iee-book
| aud of the psleat's hand vho La UAds tnesa
, 1876-09-20
A POLICEMAN WANTED.

CnlcAao, Sept. l0-1 would like to call tho
attention uf Police Superintendent Hickey a,'d
Capt. saIn Ellis to the fact thAt policeman is
sadly needed ut tile rorner Ut Ilalstrd aul Raa-
1olph streets. From Desplafncs street to 1lal-
sted IN Randolph Is lartncrs' market w!iicl,
is always ovcrcrowdel every laY In tho week by
these tilicra OF the soil, aud, consequently,
u,nny OF them arc compelled to cncroach upon
forbidden gro.na-I speak Of tho crossings Ut
tho rorucr of 1lnlstcd md Randolph streets.
There Ia considerable trai|ic at tls point. anl It
~ with .ltit'eulty tlat pcrsol! can cross Run.
lolph street. without risk Ut bGlng knocked
luwn anil run over by the street-cars Or sune
other vehicle. Only this nnrnlng observed u
laly and child standing on the corner Ut tho
aforementioned Ftrcots yniulY looking arultNl
for an officer tn pilot her over TOR rather around
the wugutis standing on t'le crossing} to tho op-
poslle s!ds ot thu street. but, seeins nons, wis
compelled tu turn buck 4na 20 around thu
block lu ortlcr to reach Matllsolt street. Cannot
this cyll bc caslly rc.leditd BY placing an cil;
client otllror at thls point, With 0rcrs to compel
tho fnFnurs ~ tu ktep the crossings elcarl Let
Messrs Hickey n1lu Ellis sce to It at once a,li
they will receive tlu thanks vi many good clti-
zcns. II. M0A.
, 1876-09-20
WASHINGTON.

Condition OF tho Extrnd1tlon Negotiations
Instructions Rolntfvo to tho Transports
tlon OF Goods In Bonh.
Hptciai Dtspdtch to 7hs 7tthuH&
WASHINGTON, d. e., Sept. 10.-Thc condition
Of tho negotiations between Great Britain and
this country relat[ve to c1tradltlon Is this:
After tho W[nslow case was settled by the IT.
lease Of the prisoner, our Government took tho
ground that no law Of Parliament could, under
any circumstances, be made to abrogate
treaty, while Lord Derby insists tint new
trca.y must be made on the basis Of tic law Of
1870. Secretary Fish declares that the United
Suites can takc no action unless tho treaty Is
recognized Us tho higher authority, and Oh this
point Of difference all correspondence on the
subject llas ceased. hr. Fish says tlat my
proposition must como from Great Brltaln, anu
Tint nono will 10 entertained other than one
which admits tho position ho llas taken.
that candidate for Presidential e1cctor cannot
Unitei States Commissioner. Iko' has also dc.
cdcl tint lt1c sasne rtic applies tu attorneys
sis. Tho question was presented by Represcn-
tatiye puEinan, of Florida.
The lulluwing circular Instructions to Collcc-
tors relating TO transportation ovor Cana
dian territory, will prove Ut Immediate interest
tu importers.
Art. 10 Of tho regulations Of this Depart
metlt dated Marrh 10, 1876, governing tho
TRANSPORTATION of merchandise to, frotn, und
through thc British Possessions Of North Aner!-
cilanulse of domestic origin, duty patl
or free Of duty, may bc transported from
one port to another u tho United 6tutcs over
tue territory Of tic Dominion of Caiala with
the consent Of the proper authorities by routes
duly designated md hollnded. For auch pur-
poso ours must be specially appropriated FOR
such Transportation, placed Under Customs
seals by nt officer OF tle Customs at tho port Of
departure In tile United States, and rc.naln thus
eealeu until they stall have passed through
such foreign territory and agulu arrive IN the
United SL1tes. The Collectors Ut Customs on
tic frontier tnuy, however, allow railway ears
laden fur transit through Canada to remain u1,-
sealed wAerc such cars coltaln pcrlshablo ncr-
ebansiIsc or valuable animals requiring the spc-
cial care Of attendants lurinE tho transit,
an.l when such animals Or ,nesetan-
disc arc capabis Of Identification by
specific description in tho manifest
| vi the car containing the Same. In all other
ctlscs ylun It Is desired to transport live stock
ur other merchandise through the Duniniun Of
Canada III unsealcd cA1s, tho Collectors will de-
tail regular ur temporary Inspector Of Gus
toms to accOmpAny such cars during the transit,
tbs expense u which service shall bo paid by
| tic party at whpsc request the aa1no Is render
ell. Ali bulky merchandise Which Ia incapable
! Of being put III scnlcd cars may bs transported
on plntlOrlIttars.
, 1876-09-20

another like It, but will return to their natural
allies, the Americans.
Wo lepgccatc the idea that any man should
bo named for an office on account OF hin natton-
ality, aud whoever seeking M Official position
may present himself to q nominating convc,i-
ti,n shonld tlo 50 solely Oh tho ground Df his
qualifications ~ nm American citizen. When 1t
tranBpiscs, however, that a man fs urged for
particular Office whose whotc past life peculiar
1y fits him for the sntnc and furn!shcs guarat1-
tcc for his faithful fulllmcnt OF duty then the
fact OF his having been born In Germany or Ire
land should not be In the way Of h!s nomination.
The Republican party In this county and state
has always adhered to this principle, and has at
various tl1nes accorded prominent positions 10
citizens Of German birth.
There will be presented to tho Republican
Convention Of the Third Congressional ntstfact
the name Of Mr.. Lorcnz Brentano. Ac has s
been citizen Of tho United States about y
ycars: Is 4 man Of undoubted Integrity, learned
In law and ttatesmanshi!, and parliatnentarian!
Of Tic highest or,lcr. The staats- Za!ang, Of
this CITY, referring TO his candidacy few days
arc, spukc Of him tn unqualified terms Of praise
as one Of the leaders 9f the oncc.cclabrated
Chamber uf Deputies Of Baden anu the Ger
n,nn Parliament of 1849 ~ member Of tho
Legislature Of Illinois during the War, and ns-
tcrTaris the President of the board Of Educa-
tim Of our city. lie Is In sympathy with the
most advanced ideas concerning the necessity Of
reforming our Cfvil-8orvlcc, and would, Il noE!.
natcd md elected, bo a stanch supporter Of
our next President In his efforts at reform.
The great element which Is largely in the ma
jority in tbs district would be iattorcl BY bis
nomination, aud his election would reflect honor
upon tho whole State. 0EnMAN-AMKRioAN.
, 1876-09-20

ono, o. and, finally, tho strangcst rart Of tho e.r,
mony' WI w',c'' tlo clergy closcy followed by Il.
man, and the ncarcat relatives of Tho a"u uo"3 nsst
married couple, nakc tho tuurof the 1allc th.a.
times: Thts Is raid to bc Il relic Of hcaiheess .'es
day' w!e hn,, sfu drinking ot WING from tic sas
tho ccrcmuny-whlrh 1asts thrcc-auastsrs " mt"cn ca
1onrI!a over, mud tho young enuplo liayo Il bcsa a.
dn'! kissed mid congratulated bY thcir n..o,a oeea
bed friends, the frstivo part Of the cycur si.' IN
large trays lcopcd with bonbons suear raJsslng Hg
tnd artificial frr!ts Of different sorts. FTIhs Ths.
arc presented to tho guesta, who arc e.ncrta9
TO help Themselves llcraly an to take to III!
t,enda at i,1e rs much a. they caro- to cary rrr
IN ncycr-endlng supply, and The evening ss%s "ni.
sometimes with bail, sometimes with 'tIe a.
parturo9 Ut bride aud bridegroom for tl4cr o~s ~!
, 1876-09-20
FAIRS.
DEs MONIES COUNTY, Ia.
Special Mspatch to TAs 1ftbuns.

DG5 MOlNES COuNI1s La
Special DtspateA to 3as Tribune.
BURLINGTON, Ia-t Sept, 10.-Proyldcnce favor
ed tho Dca Molncs County Fair with tainless
opcnlng-day, and tho outlook Is very favorable.
Tho city Is filled with strangers, ard among
them are tho most noted turf1nen Of the West,
attracted BY the raccs which promlsc to exceed
In interest those Of my other faIr in the West
by as much as the premiums arc more liberal.
Four entries arc made for tho county trot to.
morrow, and 1--WE for tho running race, and
tion, however, IL tic freo.for.all trot Thursday
afternoon for tl,5oo. 6. W. Phillips, OF Dcavan,,
Wis, cutters bay gcl!ling Gen. Garfield; !.
gelding Little Fred; 8. A. Browne, Grand Rap
Ids, Mich, enters black mara Lady Tnrpin; and
]. i. and T. Kowell, Beaver DUN, WIS.,. ecntcr
gray mare Badger uirl. Faster trottlng viii 20
seen on Thursday than has ever been done Ia
this county. Tho Fair promises IN every respect
to exceed any previous exhibition.
, 1876-09-20

4 Frcnchman, while at Naples, was introduced
ac all assembly Of ono Of the first ladies' by Ne
apolitan nohleman. While he was there Ills gold
snuff-box was stolen from him. Soon after, be,
ing at another house, he saw 9 person taking
snuH out Of hia bu1. lie turned to his frlend;
"There," said he, TINT man In blue, with
gold embroidery, IL taking snuff ont at my bp1.
10 you know hint Is he not professional
sharpcrl''
s'fako care" said tho other, "that man Is Of
tho first quality"
II do i,ot care for bis qual!ty,n replied tae
Frcnchnan, ~ must have iny box again. l'l
60 and ask him for It-'
"Pray be quiet" said hts friend, ''and let mo
Get II lack for y0ll."
Upon this ASSURANCE tho Frcnchman wcn.
aWny, after inviting his frtcnd To dlne with him
next 1ay. liz caule next day, and hs he entered
exclaimed:
"Therc, havo brought your snuf-ho1."
swell, how>tlid you obtain itan
"Why," said tic Neapolitau nob'cnlan, u
did not wah TO mako Gsnoiso about 1t, 70 I
pickcl bis pocket"
, 1876-09-20

A fall Of mctcorltes took place on the 18th Of
June, between II and Ii n. In, rear etallda-
len. Several fell on the ground and some into
lake, Two were found, one about tho sle
Of the ilst and l., Weighing .5,. four uud - :,
witnesses sny that loud wlIstling xas
1lrst heard Ia the air from west to east,
and light was plainly dtstinguIshublc, although
tho sky wis clear and cloudlesa; thereafter tao
very siarp reports were heard, tho second eue-
cecuing tho tlrat after d 1notilentary Interval,
fo!lowcdby several others loss sslarp resembling
thunder, after which the falling stoncs wefs
observed by eight or ten peraons; aud, tmtty,
there was seen III the ulr wIlisllng smoke,
not very high up. A meteor WIS obscrvel
simultaneously at Stockholm aud At other
plaeea.
, 1876-09-20
OBITUARY..


8P<cfdl W4pdtck 10 1dd 7tluRHd*
BUFFALO, N. l., Sept. lo.-Jason Parker, a
prominent dock business man, died at 2:l5 p.
nj. to-day at his residence corner Delaware and
North Streets Mr.. Parker has been In the
grain business hero over 30 years. lie is we'll
known around the lakes. The Bourd Of Trade,
Of which hc Inns been President and twice V1rc-
President, years back, will take appropriate
action Tomorrow morning.
G.. +. 8. Thomas, formerly citizen Of Buffalo,
aud for the past ID years resilient Of SPRING
field, Mo-, died In this city at p. nj. to-day.
publishers OF tho Commercial Advertter, after
wards, with A. N. Clurp, publishing Tho Express.
, 1876-09-20

Convention Of Erto County today nominated
Daniel N. Lockwood for Congress, James N.
Wlllctt Tor the State SENATE, James l.. Haber-
stro for Sheriff, and Nuthan u. Gatchcll for
County Clerk. ...-.-
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. l0.-A vast aascm-
b1ngc OF pconic assembled ut Library Hail to-
night to hcar Will s. Iiaras' 1lldcn and Hen
tlrtcks song rendered. Tho composer sung tho
stanzas, the audience enthusiastically tolning In
tho chorus.
ALLK0AN, Mich.
Special DtFpd&ch to 7at 7siouns.
.AI,LxoAN, Mich, Sept l0.-The Democrats
Of tho First Representative District Of this
connty met In Convention at Baugatuck to-day,
and nominated David ". Wiley, of Donglassr
for tho Legislature.
, 1876-09-20
iDhoAAaoAAH ~ fHM 9HiHA NAa4Httt
10 sht Iuttof GF TAs tribune.

~ TT Editor 3 Tbs tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1g.-The Democratic papers
Of this city u few days ago published the state
meHt that t'ls Irish element In our community
IL determined to insist oE the nomination Of
one OF their couptTylnen Is candidate for
Congressional honoTa In ono Of ths ilrst three
districts VI Illinois, aud thRt In ease Barney
CAuldrld should fail to secl,se tho nomination
In the First District, Miles Kshoe IL to po urged
as candidate fur tho Secoul. 1t4 I'll ablo artt-
cle contained ia last Sundays TRIBUNE you
polluted Ut thu lufty patriotism possessed by
our Irish fellow-citizcns In the readiness to
light aud bleed lu time OF pcare-lold Office
fof their country. This aiarrlty Is uneaualgd
by any other element, is thu uuLor-
tunate coalition which the Germans three
years zgo entered Into With the Ir.si,, has suf-
ntieutly demonstrated, aud the furtnrr, utterly
Disguised With 1Aci1 exucrieuts. will not forla
, 1876-09-20
uh-committeet to DO It. IIo offered the fol-

lowing:
R<soie'a, That we recommend tho Grand conncl. .a.
liz ttonni, Of Cook who shsi lake cha,Ee n The
Republican hcalqnasters, corner Of Ghst ana
and al.o sh,lI pfov!de speaker. iof nli Heet!ng'.
ctfcutats docamenta, and generally eppetsise tnc
carrying. on of The Tepnblican carnp:lgn n Took
Commissioners district Of Cook County.
lie cla1mes, that tho County Conmistee had
no right to do uythlng except tnll tue Eonsetl-
ton, having no authority TO arrogate 70 thcm- .
Mr. Atwater said good many members OF
tho County Committee t!l!l not think tue Conll. ~:
Gil amounted IN much; They llat beon IN Inc s.'o
hal something to do besides calling the Con-
vcnuon, Tic doubted the c1pedIency Of having
two Campaign Committees. .,
Col. Payne denounced tho meeting Of Monday
~ q "StAr-Chalnbcr proceeding. Harmony
could not be brought about By such action. Il
looked to him as II committee had been ap-
poi,Ifeu In the interest OF the ring, headed by
. jim, Root lie did not propose to bo run by
Air. Beach said this was no time for jarrtpg or
jealousy. II they wcre to viii It must hc done
by tlilgcnt Effort and concert Of method. Lie
believed It would be better to submit anu ac-
scpt The situation.
Council was fur II not to conduct the campaign.
A[r, Atwutcr didn't think II was wisdom to
show fight. Money wis needed, aud Col. Koot
had told the present conmistcc that nc would
furnish t.. Where would the new Committee
Titu Chairman was opposed to their stulttfy-
tpg tlIe,nsclycsand thc ward clubs BY salsIcndct-
ing to clique, Il there WIS ore. who undertook
TO run Things. Was tho contei 70 oe sapGt. p:
was opposed to nsqulescIng III thu action Of the
Joint Committees.
, 1876-09-20

lucrative orticr for ono Of THO lhd!es In waiting
OIL tho Emprest Amgueis: I should havc fan-
ced that they wnuld not havo let clip 80 favosa-
bio A. opportunity for "spoilng the Egyt-
tans." Il Is also reported THAT the !nhn.lfat.-
turers Of France look With no marked dcgrcc
Of favor on the projected Exposition, n,ld lie
Glars that II will follow too closclJ on tho for
tncr ono, and that they will lIavo nothing new
IT. the way Of designs or OF inventions to Ills
play. However, rs this piece of Information
was impaired to me by All ardent l3onaparttst,
Il may be tNkon with grain Of salt"
, 1876-09-20

sAvANNAu, Go, Sept. 1a-Yellow foyer H.
tcrmcnts, 81.
New Yonx, Sept. 10.-Thc Chamber Of Com
merco In special meeting to-day appointed u
committee Of twcuty-aye to tako tue necessary
measures to rase funds for tho suffering people
In Savannah, Ga Twcuty-two hundred dollars
hive been collected already. a dispatch waa
read from Hunter d Gamble, Ut Savannah, re-
porting 9W new cases Of yellow lever In one
day, and saying that tho daily expenses are
Al 1.A0,
, 1876-09-20
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YoaK, Sept observation-disclosures
Elysia, froul London; scythta, from Liverpool.
LONDON, Sept 10,-Stcamships Nockar, State
OF Virginia., und Somerset, from New York,
have arrived out. ...
Steamer Canadian, asl,ore ncar Larnc, is cx-
pected to get oG. She is dlscllargng hcr cargo.
Mov1LLE, Sept. 10.-lt.a steamship Aucloris,
from New YORK, las arrived.
New YoRK, Sept. observation-disclosures
Rotterdam, 1ruln Rotterdam.
, 1876-09-20

CARL1Nv1LLE, ILL.,, Sept. lo.-The first day Of
the htaeoup!n County Fair opened under the
most favorable circumstances. Tho attendance
was very largc, the weather beautiful. The
event OF tlIo day rms tho thrcc-1nlnuto trot, In
which there were Is entries. The first heat was
won by Starlight. Time 2:51. Tic second
md third lcats wore won by Laura, owned by
George Wilson, Of st, Louis. Time, 2:E7. Ey-
crytii1rg Indicates this to'be tile most SUCCESS
ful Falr ever held III tlls part Of tue State.
, 1876-09-20
THE TURF.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 1a-1n the 81. Icger
Stake the pools sold: Crecdmorc, $50: Thomas,
$50: Vissmnn, Sll; swigcrt, Q; the field, SO.
Tho mile-and-a-quarter dash ao!l: Rcdman.
$25; Phyllis, $t3; Kibnrne, ~.
Tlllle Brent, IS; Laura, Is.
, 1876-09-20

WRECKED ON THE COASTs
WILMINGTON, Sept. 19-Tho steamship Re-
bccca Clyde, from this port for Baltimore, has
gonoto pieces at Portsmouth, oil Pamlfro Sound.
Capt. Childs, two Mates, two engineers, three
seamen, the steward, two coa}henvcrs, and
passenger named Whe1don, were lost.
DELAWARE BREAKwATER, Sept. 10.-Tho
schooner stnntckson sunk during tho storm Of
tho 18th, and tho Captain, Mute, ono seaman,
and boy were d<owned.
, 1876-09-20
IETNt)SIEA.

Special Nspdica to The Tribute
KENoslA, Wis, Sept. 10.-,rhe annual Fair Of
this city and county opened to-day under favor
ablo auspices. Tho weather is beautiful, and
tho dIsplny Of articles In every department fur
superior 10 that of last your. The stuck GU cx-
hliision Is vury ino and very crc1itablo to this
county, Tho officers in clargc aro feeling tubi-
liant over tho Assured slcccss Of tho Fair.
, 1876-09-20

"Graca Greenwood says tt,at +" English Gen.
tlernen and ladies arc fast rcga!nng tho aTts u
ago under tho niunstrous w!ga n,ld waistroats ot
tku utorges, and the lloops, ha!r.cushtons nll4
stccl-rbhcl curscts OF the Caro!Incs anl C!lsr'
Iottcs. / hold thut IN English goutlrmrn u "
day, ut the opera ur d!nncr-party, is tho beat.
the American and then tho FrcIlchtIlan."
, 1876-09-20
SPORTING.
AQUATIC.
Srxcf1I DtsodfcA to 2At 9titni

NQUNIICt
Special Dtspdtca to 7as 7>toHn4
TORONTO Sept. 10.--1n answer to the propo-
sitlon that tho challenge Issued by scl!arff, Of
ritsshurg, to RON any man In America three or
lyo miles should he accepted by Draylcy and
Eanlon, md that the racc should take the form
Of sweepstakes, to which each man should con-
tribute 81 600, the latter says hc IL willing
to aecedo to the terms. anA should be
i'oscs, however, that tho race should como Oh
on Toronto Bay instead OF Halifax, this being
tho most convenient and central point
, 1876-09-20

8pecta' Dispaseh to 7zs Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 19.-At the races at
tho Fair thls afternoon the frat money WIS won
by tho Chicago horse Damsel, owned by Z.
Daft. Best time, 2:90. Tie Fair hns GUIDED.
There yYas snail attendance to-day.