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nHs -CONsUMPTION OAN BE OURED.

Wy SCHENCh y PCLMONIC SYRUP,
StHENCh s SEA WEED TONIC,
StHEhCK S MANDRAKE PILLS,
- Are q e only medicines that viii cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Frequ.Ltly medicines that will stop a cough will
o cason the death OF he patient; they lock up the
liver, stop the Of the blood, hemorrhag
follows ard III fact they clog the scti, of the very
Crs Sis tiIat CAUSED the cough.
Liver Com plant and Dys pepsia are the causes of
iWo-thlrGs q the cases OF COHs sumption Many per
soGs c. mPisin Of Guil pa ia the side, constf ga
lion, coated tel que, pain in the shoulder blaze feel
ings OF drows mess rest essnrss. the food yIug
heavily on the stomach. accompanied with AGILITY
ard b. ching up If wind
These symptoms Usually originate from a disor-
dered ditiUn Of the stomach q rpid Ii ger.
Persons SO affected il they take one two heavy
colds and If TIA. cough in these cases be sudjsnly
naming rpid inactive, AID almost before they
at q, the result f which IS death.
SchenCk's PUlmonic Syrup is eNpectorant
which does not contain opium or Anything calCu-
lated TO chez X ugh suddenly
Schenck Z Sea Weed Tonic dis Olives the food
mixes With the gastric juices 81 the stomach, AIDS
Dig stiOD, and crea'es ~ raycnpuS appetite.
When the bowels are Cos tiye, skia allow, or the
sympt6 otherwise Of bilious tendency Scnenck 5
Mandrake Pills are required,
These mstcines are prepared only by
J. II. rCHENCK Il SON.
N. Il. Corner Sixth and Area st,., pnls,
And are iot sale Ey all druggists ard dealers.
OCfi-mUf I'm
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SILVER CoINAG E.-Respec.ing the ord er
recently issued intermitting the receipts at
the mirts Of deposits of silver for coinage
INTO trade dollars, the director OF the mint
states tina, the only export demand for trade
dollars al present Is al San Francisco, where
probably IS 900 900 per month are requir I'd
for that purpose, TO meet which the banker,
CT q bullion dealers in that city hold from
81 1900 to $1,000 900, and in addition to thI
sock the mint IN that city has on hand
about s 10000. He states further that since
the order was issued the mint at Pniladel-
trade dollars before the order was issued to
the amount OF nearly 500, 900, and that In the
last few months about 81, OOO, 900 of trades
and western states, and to that extent occupy
q place intended by law to be filled by the
fractional silver coins, and that the govern
ment has been deprived OF the seignorage
which IL would otherwise have received. The
director states that IL there hes been any mis-
take It was In n OF sooner Issuing the order.
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n ~ oaAiU IA -. YOUNG,
NC" NOTARY PUBLIC,
octl7-tf OFFlCG-sT.R BCILDIN Nc

RARLON'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
II l320 Pennsylvania rsnue
OIL Paintings, Engrsyings, Photographers q new
process, French and German Photographs, Purce-
lsiHe Paintings hne Chromcs, &C; Gilt ana Mics el
Frames in every style for Porcelaine and Photo
sIsph Portraits The public inv tied 10 examine
stock, in which iii be found all the late publ
cafieEs Of foreign houses
October lst will receive q fne stock OF s.axtn.
Russia Leather Goods, comprising Frames, Pert
foiios, POrtemOnais, Usses, &c.b
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
scaIes, and all style If Frames, Spanish, French,
and American Naples, with or without velvet OF
gold Innings, ace to order, at reasonable prices.
Gold, silver AND Copper Wire; Cord, Hooks, Screw
Eyes &c, for hanging pictures. Paintings packed
unpacked and hung By competent workmen.
b N. BARLOW gives his special attention 70
transferring, lining and restoring OIL Paintings
Family Portraits restored with the greatest care
to preserve the originality.
Catalogues TO be had on application. auSsl sm
NINE. LARHIER, De Paris,
N1 FIRST GLASS pRESsMAKER,
No l438 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Cct23 lste SIN Between Htb and 18th str--ts.
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FOREIGN VIEWS.
Rank EHtsnra
The Spanish Successes in Caba.

DoND on, Oct. 2t.-ILe Bank OF New Gale
conia has failed. II had a note circulation
| of 100000 francs. The European debts oi
| the bank amount To ? .O9O, co0 francs.
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QONNION'S

BoAN1oN's
FURN ACES.
CAST OBJ wEOUGHT IROs-sCIrABLE FOB
COAL Oh WOOD.
The most SUCCESSFUL FURNACES
erer sold.
ARE FCwEaFCL HEATERs-GIvE UNI
yERSAL SATISFACTION.
Rs7Ort on A,cGrds otreYs ut the International
Exhibition, Philadelphia, PsbT1I0rV II, 1871,
10 Richardson, BOyystOn Il o., Manu-
iactEreTs, NelO York.
"lst. Simplicity Of arrangement AID durability;
suprTior heinrg power sEd &C, nOmJ Of faei
icrInns II It's n0dHs o5rGa q natural lave; the
snap q the furnace Conducting TO the perfect
coritusJ n Of cOai.
I'D The small number q connections; their posi
uoh and manner W conjunction rendering them
perfectly gss-tight
sd The large amount Of direct radistins surface
s8Jh. The patent C!lRksE clearing crate, by which
eshes aid clinkeTs be Owed without disturb
Ing the hre--sying dust and time. preserving q
bright. clear fire With little trouble, and recurring
bet little power to shake it,"
For sale 81
@. q. BALL,
AcgZa-ngfzm HUsh{u0fau- IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

CONVENIENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-lnter-
nal revenue, SIS ,2GO31, customs, S3O5.9lO4s.
THE CABINET SESSION TO day was COM
raratvely shcr', lasting about an hour and
S-nalf.
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GLAD TO GET RID OF SITTING Built
is said that the President and Secretary of
War are lot much displcased over The failure
OF the commission 10 treat with Sitting Bull
The truth is, that ii was moi so much an Or
ject To conciliate Sitting Ball as Il was 10
satisfy tIe Dominion authorities. who had
requested the Secretary of War to endeavor
TO coax him over the border. The result has
of course convinced the Canadians that this
government did what IL could in honor to
placa'e the "big Injun." The commission
so far as the dominion governments work
IN the matter was concerned, was q failure:
hui as far as the United states is Concerned
was great success, because this government
Cont hanEei for Sitting Bull at any price,
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CORNS, BAD NAILS, B q MON g.,
~ CHILLBLAlNS, &C., Is also all Chronic Dis
easss. Consult promptly Oh. SCHULTZ, the Sci
ept!nc Chiropodist and Physician, eos Pennsyl.
tatn cures. 0oD4l-em
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STANLEY MATTHEWS HOTEL BILL
Cove NOR Mccormick, who, as secretary of
the Republican National Committee was
familiar with all the facts, SAYS that The
statement regarding the Hon. STANLEY Mai
thews' bill at Wormlcy's, as given in yester-
days STAR is correct. He adds that mas
much as MI. Matthews and his asSOcipf aS
were 10 maze no charge for their legal Ser
vices before the Electoral Commission, the
National Comm ittee desired To give them
good hotel accommodations, and that Mr.
Matthew'S had gone to another hotel, bur
went 10 Wormley's by direct request of the
committee, as rooms mad been engaged there
for him aud his family.
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INCREASE OF ILLICIT LIQUOR OPERA
TIoNs, where indictments have been pending
three years and have not been prosecuted to
judgment, or to sale OF the distillery, the
Secretary of the Treasury has decided that if
the suits are idle and the prosecutions useful
only To give officers fees and not intended
seriously to be prosecuted, they should have
been discontinued long ago. The defendants
bad proposed TO compromise the cases by
the Payment OF so Coz. The Secretary SAYS:
That 10 compound felOnies and Violations
OF law like these for $4,000 wouIi be TO
abandon the principle upon which all Grim
inal laws rest.' The proposition was per-
emp1OIiIy refused.
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
79 LATEST NOVELTIES. 719
nTRsT0CK IN ALLKINDs OF DESIRABLE
OFANCY ano MILLINERY GOODS, TRIM-
MlNGs, &c, how COMP ETE, at
PLAN AND MIXED WOOL FR'NeEs, great
FANCY BgAIDs FROM ID CENTS TO 81
GREAT BARGAINS AT DAVIS.
FEC, ps A hIns nIL II HY GOODS EN-
BUiIohs, &C., cheaper tGaD ever. At
7I9 Knrket Space.
ccta-lw .. raer OF so street.
TAYLCR s HUFTY,
93S PENSSYLTASIa 1T-ENUE,
Direct the attention OF tcetr ieods ard patrons to
tieir opening Of larry ana complete lines IF
ND, DOG SKIN. CASTOR CANT Dc sUEDF
AND FLELCED-SPUE GLOW Is,
Fer TT, meuade, Reception and Full Dress Wear, in
sl sizes for Ladies, Men, Misscs AID Children.
Also,
FLEECLD LISED DOG SKIN
hND MD GLOVES AND nITTS.
Win snL without Far Tops, aid Patent Sprios
tlIsp5
cur stock comprises over
A THO USIND DOZEN GLOVES
OF The best EaHufactu,e snd s che most fashion
able and Ch ice coio.s.
Below are cur prices for our celebrated
LUCIA KID GLOVES,
ACknOv lee ged by ali to b. the best Glove In the
market:
- s-
10000. ...., j -
cO
We also have a fun stock Of
DRIVING GLOVES AND GAUNTLETs.
Our Fieeccd sprn GLOVES for Ladies culy 3Yx,
6s1s and IS Cents Children, SO cents,
TAYLOR & HCFTY,
oct2o6t 1913 Pennsylvania apesme.
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sN-0ueeH Isabella
MacMahou-s Message

Ex-QueeD Isabella viii 20 To Paris ia y
ven Der. returning hcre carly In L..
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'THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
, 1877-09-26

taken In cnrriages n the unfvera!tv of Virginia,
whcrc snnc tlmc WAS Bpet1t LII Inspecting tIe
''nIlttng anil enjoying the hosnitallt;c. Of the
managers OF the institnttn. They were next
driven to MouttrelIo, the former home Of
Jc!fersor after which they returned to tho city
and tnok ,lfnner At the Fnltsh House.
This tarty lett ut p. in. en- route for Wash
tnRton.
t'oKnorsy11ln, Va, scpt. ag3'.--Quite . large
crowd WIS gatflcrri ut the depot ulon the hr-
ri7M Of tho Presidential train. 4 shurt stop
was male. aud the President made his appeaI-
ence on tho rear platform, and was greeted with
lou'! cheers. In answer to call" tnr ! speech.
tie President said tho ttme w2s too short for
speaking. They wero now near tho end Of a
long journey through four Of tho old slave
holding ssates, and he felt he had spoken longer
and oftcncr than he ought 10 hare done. Hls
journey hal hcer most gratifying one. lie
i'al found that the cnrrect and true sontlment
former frtcmlnhip aud gooi feeling with all ecc.
ttons, mud tc hai found that sentiment IN these
States was identical With that In tho New En-
gland States through which be hod but reecntl7
1uuIneyed.
, 1877-09-26

Dartd Il. 1.awpon, and Mrs- LosIisa Ilrxton,
13urEta Williams, and sflAs Morris were Indicted
NJ accessories before tic fact.
Andrew shtIett was tried nt thc April term
Of tllc court. was convicted anil sentenced 10 bc
hung in july. Exceptions were takcn 10 thu
r,,lInga Of the Court, AMI an Hppcsl taken TO tho
versctl the decision Of the Judge Of the County
Court, and set aside the verdict. lie wns tried
tho seronti tifnc nt tho Jnna term, again cori-
Vi etetl, md sentenced to be hung on Tuesday,
tho 18th Of aeptcmber.
Siias Morris WAS tried at the Juno term, but
tho Jury failed TO agree, tho poll standing eleven
for conviction and one for ac1uItts'. 1lEs Sec
ond trtsl took plaza 1t tho June term Of the
court, when he Was
POUND dUrETf
md sentenccd TO bo hung on TncslAy, the eth
of September. the same daT fixed for the cxccu-
tlon OF 9hiAlctt.
Mrs. Lawson was tried at tho August term Of
The court, convicted, and sentenced to bc hung
on the 90th OF October.
, 1877-09-26

Railway News-Tho Suspended Uanl< In
nIoutscal-An Accident - Tho pfovInclat
Fulr-Young Probabilities.
Sp<etai Dlspdtea 10 7ns Cntca9o Tribune.
GAnNIA, Sept. 25.-The representatives Of the
Grand Trunk and Great Western Railways for
tho past few days have held meetings here
daily from 10 @. NJ. TIL + p. tn, aud sat with
closed doors, nll proceedings being conducted
with the greatest secrecy. To-day the rrcst-
donts Of both the roads, Sir William Tyler aud
tho Hon. uugt E. Chtlders, Issued instructions
to their executives TO maintain equal and agreed
rates VI fares and facilities, and have con-
Cured IN tho appointment Of d Joint
committee Of tho two Boards for the bctter cn-
!ureelnont Of these Instructions. It IL believed
that this II but tbo lnittatory step to tho ratab
!ishmcns Of Joint purse arrangement.
Special MspateA to Jhs cAteago Jftaaat
MONTREAL, Sept. e5..-1n consequence OF r11-
mors affecting the credit Of tho City and Dis
tsIct Savings Bank which havc found thclr way
iuto the New York 1ineY ant other papers, this
morning few aeposttors were Ia attendance
anu drew nut part Ut thctr funds. The aifaIf,
u f"sse' ran aa aad oi laa IN at au Eis houf i
was nil ogef.. There was . colnpletc
absence during ths day Of my excitement, aud
deposits wesu made Us usual. The Directors Ut
sha bank are taking steps TO ascsEta,a TIE namo
York It.nes, with a view To find the perpetrators
Ut tho organized attack made on that tnsttu-
tinn, and which was tho result OF soms s1n1
combination.
The Allan clipper-shtp Glennnart, ashore 1t
Layaltrlc, WAS aGated oil to-day without sus-
saIntng any injury. and proceeded OH her roy
Thc steamship polyncslan ran down aud
sunk tho bargo proctecteur thls morning. The
barge was loaded with peas. Loss, 9lo,uO0.
Apttaat D4svateh ia fA& Catea9o Trib4*<.
cugavel ii, buying. up lornss ln tllis city and
uu!xl,borliuod, Wll, Ia supposed 10 be gu agent
Of tho Nusslan Government.
To-day, wllllo thu yasaul Jesaic 8carth was be.
Ink lundcl with square timber. sleyctloss, IL.
laboror nalnea AaEt!ueau. wero crushed beneath
= hugs stick which Slid Oh tho rollers. Mr.
Falos was instantly killed, and Martineau had
both leEa bruken.
Tie difficulty bctween tho shiplaborers and
their employers las becn a1ncatly settled, The
uu intention Of violating tho rules Vi THUR eo-
spee.ai DtsoaseA to 5A4 .cAscuoo Ttts~a4
LONDON, 6epL 25--The Provincial Exhibition
to-day wa in good tannlng order W the hont
About ! 100 people, Visited tho grounds. There
| u magnificent display uf live stock, agrfcut'
utal implements, ind heavy machinery. The
Hon. Alexander Mackenzie, Pfemtcr. The Hon.
George Bruwnt aud other notables, were On tae
grounds.
! aptctdt nspatcA II 7As CAtcaoo T1huss.
| TORONTO Sept. .25.-The Canadian MetcorolnX
ica1 Department, which has been dung lucrcas
ilE valuable work for many years. IL about e
iak9 aa9,hcr stsp in advance sn1 bcs!les ssn
tlts Indications will bs sent cyery morning ~
telegraph 70 aoyenty.dye of tho priunpl post
oMses west Ut Quebec, commencing 0ct l.
, 1877-09-26


Colu~sus, O., Sept. 25-A ilrc was discovcr-
ed ut II o'clock oyer the boiler in A. L. Pattons
pattern anl grinding shop at tho Pcnttent!asy.
It spsead rapidly, al,a soon communicated 70 J.
GILL DlAue's patteEn shop aid foundry, en-
tiscly destroying all bis PATTERNS, largo
stock Of material, engine, and boilers, and
q large number Of eas-whcels. ti1s ioss will
probably reach tl5,0o0 to s3o.o0o. With $500
insurance. Blaine had Just got ais apartment
into nne Working order. and began to realize o
plre profit. liz say. he will hare 1t run
ming in four days. lie employed hfty-
three conyicta. lie had contract lor ovcE si1
months work-one scry large one tu Chtcago
Psttop's iosa will he about 6lb, 600, principally
III brass patterns, lie has about $5bU !asuf*
ancs On his machiacry, aud stock. aa en-
ployed somu twenty-five eousiets- The
Two buildings belonged to the State, which
VIII loto about $40 The cause Of tho drc has
not been discovered, but d supposed to NY Y,
had gone bis round only = few nltoutcs befosu
The fire WAS discovered Cpto Saturday inofn'
, 1877-09-26

RICHMOND, ind, Sept. 25-This morning tho
Rev. +. q. Holiday and the Rev. Dr.. Bayless,
old personal friends oi Senator Morton's, and
lending ministers OF tho Methodist Church Ut
this city, called upon the Senator. IN obedience
to Instructions from tho 6o,ithe asterr Indiana
Conference, and presented him With sesics
OF resolutions passed by the Conferences 1t their
session ycstcrslay, together With letter from
Bishop Haven.
The nrst resolution declares that tho Confer
cnce regards tho 8cnator's condition a. an event
Of such grave Importance ~ tu demand from Ill
formal recognition, Tho second puts upon
record their highcat appreciation Of tho eminent
services ths Senator han rendered tho State and
nation, both during and since tho War. con.
manling their high respect, and prompting tho
wish that bis lie may be spared. The third de-
clafcs that tho calamity that has overtakcn him
patriotic prayer. Tic fourth and nth state
That Bishop Haven tcl the Conference in pruyer
to uo1 that Senator Morton may be spared, aud
that two pefEons acconlpany the bishop
10 this city 10 present thesa resolutions to
tho Senator In person. Tbs Bishops arrange-
nents prevent lltx accompanying. but ho sent
an autograph letter expressing hls deep regret
at his illacaa and the hope for his speedy recov-
Tho Committee informed tho Senator that
thls Conference has requested that tho Rey. J.
+. Newman, o! Washington, D. C., who was Ia
attendance upon this Conference, address, tho
Senator letter expressing tue feelings of Tue
Church II hts afiiictton. aud their anxiety tor
Ats eo1nplcte restoration u hralth.
Tho interview between the Senator and tho
Coiumlstee was very affecting, md the Senator
assured tho COMMITTEES that uothluE tu lila PER"
qualification than to receivs thelr resolutions
and YiRff
, 1877-09-26
Ing Patton kept A private watchman. There
was no Wind. ct there would have been Errat
danger IT, the whole prison.


At ST. ANNE, I'LL.
Sn~ttal Hi<r1tch IA Tie thftszqo 1rtbune.
kASkAKEE, ILL.,, Sept. 25.--Firc DESTROYED tho
entire block uf business buildings at sE, Anne,
tic homc Of Father Chsniauy, this morning. 1t
originated about l o'clock in shcl behind
Louis tIoJctte's building, and was the work Of
an incentliarv, beyond doubt. Misses Dsalct d
IsoL millinery; Ml.s Couillard, millines; Joseph
Momb1eau, harness-mnkcr: and A. Bark, shoe
maker, were losers OH stock and furniture
In amounts varying from cts to $500;
not insured. Paul dros, druggist lost
to tho amount Of $500; insured in the Spring.
field Fire and Gcsman+Amertcan. Centennial
turancc. J. u. Allie lost m building, stock, md
household furniture saxon; M insurance. F.
j.. Isrtstol's loss on furniture and building,
tl,DDo; insured. Nj. sprtmont. dwelling. lost
f:r0: no Insurance. l.. Bars, dwelling, lost
el,fuc; no insurance. Daspay d Drulct, al1oc-
dealers, lost $500; Insured In the Phenlx.
, 1877-09-26

NT NURT1E I1zASSIEH3 h1IC1Is
DgTno1T, Mlcil., Sept IA t1rc hroko ont
IN small building adjoining Ilart's Touring
mill at North Lansing, about o'clock this ai-
ternoou, destroying nars's nouring-mtll, Par
maleo Il Co.'s wooten-mllls, seoaeid'e iaw:n!l1.
and several other smaller buildings,
and for some time aeEioisly threatenel
the greater portion OF tho northern end OF the
city. AID for the .FlEe Department wss asked
for from Jackson ni,d Uwosso About O'Clock
the fire was got under control. The loss is cstf-
mated at $4,000, partially insured, but noth-
fux llctlutta te known ret.
, 1877-09-26

srfcfdl EHsp1seh to Ths Chicago Tf1e+.nt.
WATzarowN, Wis.,. scpt. 25.-Shortly after
midnight this morning flto destroyed :hc row
Of frame stahleA on Washington street be1opg-
lnz 10 H. 8chrmmel. The fa,nes communicated
to the frame stable Of c. Kruger, the barn Of
Dr.. ". c. SpaldIn9, and Mr. 8chcmmc''s dwell
ino, oil In close proximity to the stable in which
the fire originated. A larxu portion OF tho
Kruger ssaliiIng was consumed, and the barn ani
dwelling balIy damaged. Tho schemme1 prop
ersy was fully Insured in The Pennsylvnnia Fire,
nnd KfuCcffs stables In tho Milwaukee Con-
Gorilla. The total loss Is about az, 900.
, 1877-09-26
SPORTING NEWS.
THE TURF.

ONO r1.orrlso ASSOCIATION RACES
ToIRno, o., Scpt- 25.-The first meeting Of
the new circ.,t Of tho Ohio Trotifng Association
commenced here to-day on the grounds OF tic
TH-state Fair Association. The track, though
entirely new, Is in excellent condition. and Ill
appointments pertaining to 1t nre complete.
The weather to-day has been hne, and large
attendance witnessed the successful opening Of
tue meeting. Tho first sace for the BIAS class
ahad eight cntr!ca. Fire started. Won By Cot
taRc Girl in three straight beats, Lll'e Pierce
second, Carrie II. third, London Bella fourth.
Following Is tho summary:
Two-fortr Five class. best thFee in hvc. for a
xU0 70 third ar6 10 fourth.
Charles Lesgctt. spftngdale, o. eh. m-, !,
cn.'isS IT, GaIl 'ir Gbcapo ill., ~ ,a c.;,,s Ka
q. Il. Tunan. Chicago, ILL.,. b. n. London >,
r. Thoap.on, uuio, II. Il, i. n Iis
AisH Xlnoid, c,sveisnd, O., i. m. Mays
Tho second race for the 2 20 class bud five
entries. All started. Won BY 6llversldea, who
took the first, second, md fourth heats, Elsie
Good second, Little Gypscy third, Monarch, Jr.,
fourth. Following Is the summary:
Two.twcnty.tvo class. sans condition g art
.see ssee e.: e rd Il GS9 = oarn T. '''
joha Hines, Nav Philadelphia, O.. Re- ,
John t. %i1.on; is;ii;eiiiDy;sis. iod.. m
": II Crawford, ciieaso, i b. m. Little
i. Isssi: Koiono iai, !: Non:
r. % /. Noble, Chicago. &. N. Dsegst
| u,fl. ...''......''."' ..."4 .
The races fot tomorrow are for the 3:35 clas,
md pacing rnee. In the former there arc tcn
| and in tho latter five, entries.
| EAST 8AHtKAw.
| Special Dsspnsca 10 7ak CAtcupn 7tibvns.
EAsr sAulsAw, Mich, Sent. 25.-The faI
meeting OF the Northwestern Tsotting Circua
opened to-day with weatltcr nDc, trick splendid
and ATTENDANCE Hight. In tho 2: :3l class, for
PURSE Of &5o0, three started. It uas won b,
Lady Voorl,ic6, Ellen G. taking second muney
and Black AiacIs third. Best time, $3.50. In til
a:4o class, purse e4oo, slx entered nd ana lou m
Mambrino tieneral the next thrcn and tho race
Best timc, 2:x!15.
ENGLISH RACES.
LONDON. Scpt. 25.-Thu urGat Eastorn Rail
way handicap at Newmarket was won BY Mar
DARN Polly Perkins second, Bay Athoi taird
, 1877-09-26

LONDON, Sept. 25-8teamships Aachosia,
from New York; sardiuiau, from Montreal and
Herman Ludwig, from Halifax. havs arrived
out.
Rus4ta. fspiu LIyerpoo1. -
, 1877-09-26

Spse4ai Dfxpa1eA to TA4 tAt+4go 3rfa"xt.
OrrAwA, ILL.,, Sept. M~-The Republican
County Convention. met here to-day. 1twaa
largely attended BY delegates from Ll parts Of
,bu county. C. @. Miller. psesent incumbent,
wa nominated fur County Judge; T. ". Stock
, 1877-09-26
YELLOW FEVER,

FkRNANp,sA, Fla, Sept 25.-Threo deaths
pnd twenty new eases Of yellow fever sance Inst
report,
NEW York, Sept. 2a-Two saumeu Ia tho
Quarantine Hospital haye died FROM yellow
fever.
, 1877-09-26

spteiot DispaicA to The Chicago 7ftannt.
TuscotA, ILL.,. Sept. 25.-On Saturday run.
away team t4uscd tatal Injuries to Dick, q O.
ycarold son Of Maj. Conovcr, from which he
BTooks' sor. also acrIously injured by tho same
n,isadycnturc, will recover aftcr time.
, 1877-09-26

wAsulaoTox, D. c., Sept. 23-l d. m..-Fos
tho UPPER Mississippi and Lower Missouri Vii.
lsys and lake region, variable winds, anlftiug to
southeast, stationary OF higher temperature,
partly cloudy weather, and rain sscas, with sta
ttouary pressure in the iMt-naued district, and
lower pressure ID the Northwest.
LOCAL oaaxkvATloya-
, 1877-09-26

There IL probably not n snrle caac Of Bore fhnnAt
matter how aggravated and nhstin,tc II rnny be,
which cannot be permanently relieved hy the t,nnc-
u application Of Giles Ltntment Iodtdc Of Ann
Inonia. that IT, now admitted 10 BE- specific for
that dIsense. For sale by Ill dsugg!sta. !,
, 1877-09-26

J '9hEw OnFr rAxs, s0pt.' 25.-rho reported loss
Of the schooner Ocean Wavo from New urleans
with coal for Galveston, Is confirmed. sho
foundored Oh Galveston on the 10th. All on
board, Capt. McfntlEo aud scYen men, werelost.
, 1877-09-26

CARGO OF COFFEE LOST.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-Tl,e bark Cricket, with
7,4W baas Of coffee, consigned to this city aud
Ncw York, has been lost near Rio Janoiro. Loss
$2UGM Insured.