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sir. Horace Tucker, General Freight Agent Of
tho illinois Central Railroad, f,aa issued tho fol.
lowing circular in regard to shipment OF freight
to State, District, md County Fairs in Illinois
for1s7:
Freight for exhibition viii b. httfcd from start
Ing runt on oilr line TO the atatton where II eavea
or "o Thsss ,s. s s' ~
rang owncrthip, anh cctt,aed to By the, Secretary
of Tho Fair mat It has been on exhibition u will
ins1 saftea from, 'u f9ee =. Ths @ it'll 70 the stsie
FL, ,s 4 h LID oas = ns T1fsrG e rGp Ssp II to nsa'
Inc faE !. held, and county each aids.
e, ssntiss .s I'd e i ee s 5
9',a CO.. ss :s AZ. ss a. aas up
o ae III ii ted | such M s eoaas, "
~ sse: 70 %o tesh e. :ssSy.a q q . M
trict or county fairs in Illinois. not eod owner
ship changed. freq one way oset thls limo only.
Tho New Osicaus Pitayane says. of the New
panyhas Decided to make subscriptions to the
s67b. 200 asked Of tho New Orleans people part
Of the ilrst.inofsgagc Indebtedness. and snys:
"Tlc President Is authorized to issue 6 per
tbb entire Inc, aul The capital stuck, frnr:
chiscs, and nrorerty of tho road, aIa to
pbialn sab+criptla,.s Ia Ncw Orleans 10 make
up tho .sG!15 ,03o. Ttds movement makes NIL
VINO subscribu to the road holders Of trst-raort-
eage bonds, Including those Who subscribed To
the sccond-mnr&aaye loau. II amounts to tho
proposition that Northern capital Is ready to
collIo down hero anu Inycst some 0t00O ln
this enterprise nt pcr cent Il tho capitalists and
businessmen Of New Orleans can manage togct
$G73, con, with exactly the same security, III
ruiirunl which It IL conceded will greatly In.
crease tho Lusincas ot New Orleans. and ald to
tho yalun Of New Orleans property"
Most Of tho rniroatld In this city arc stl}l at
work grallng and rrctifyIng tho wages Of their
clnploHs. While tho wagea liayo not hccn full
" rcstbed rot, In nmoat instances m advance llas
boet made, and the employees Of most roala
seem to he vol satisfied with tho new order of
thlkgs. Employer and employees IN Chicago
railroads never worked moro ll0rmontously To-
Rctllcr than they do at present, and al feafs Of
another strllxe have vanished.
, 1877-08-25
GAS.
Recent Votes Taken in the Coun-
Gil on That Subject.
And What an Analysis Of Those
Votes Appears to Show.
Eleven Persons Who Seem to Aot with
Much Harmony and Conference.

AZ The last meeting Of tho Council that body
voted to pay tho West Side Gas Company 1t the
rate Of S1.80 per 1000 feet, and the South Side
ut the rate OF $t.G0. Untess a reconsideration IL
moved and carried at tho ncxt meeting, this will
presumably scttie for tins this long discussion
which has been carried on by tho City Fathers
o1ahe subject Of Ras-a discussion Shtrh COM
mcnccI last ycar and which llas dragged on
through weeks and months up to tho present
time. Now that It ID temporarily over, It nay
tc worth while to look back nt tho record Of rotcs
Gust and SEQ u ono can find from them any Glow
o. to the causes whjc], have 50 protracied tho
consideration Of the matter.
Upon looking over tho proceedings OF the
Council for tho meetings OF tho 10th and sd OF
July, and the 10Th Of August, when nearly all
thu time WINS given up 10 discussing and voting
upon propositions In reference to tho psscca to
bo rafd for gas,
CERTAIN FACTS BECOME ArPAnEsr.
Ono Ia that there nrn cieren Attlcrmon-Mcssrs.
Tutly, sommcr, Loddne, Lawfcr, Oliver, Wli,e,
Janssen.,-who havo practically acted a. a unit
throughout all ibis voting. They have
held on nearly every vote, and pcrhdps
Sill hold, tho Galunco Of power. Thcro
aso also few others, AID. Boldle,,
Van Osdcl Throop, Waldo, and CullcFtou,
whose object It has been to gain Tor tho Gns
companies tho figures originally allowed them
by tho report OF tho Gna Cotnmittoe.-e9 for
one corporation, aud el.85 for tho other,-priccs
wtict, tho companies will accept. OF tllcsc,
AID. Cullcrton Is believed to bo Influenced by
personal considerations, but, It h'uat be sail.
they arc mot OF n dtsllonorablo nature. Tic rest
Of tho Aldermen appear to lnvc swnytd back
and forti, between .liffcront conclusions, now
fFa $fA MI ftnA Aud
, 1877-08-25

Roas eorrt.poaa<ne. tAtsadxlsAaa Fr<at.
6Iuce che rein1vsi OF the capital to iioms the
population has increased nearly 10000. 1t il
now over a65,o00, aud although, owing to tho
scarcity Of houses, aud tho genusal expenses Ut
llytng ars higher than in any Of the other
cities Of Italy, It continues to grow. TIA
fr.s llno Of : street rallwsY from the Porta
del popolo to tho ronte Molle, shout two
aud half miles. naa been opened to facilitate
the movement, and others a1o in contemplation.
ecuatos Kossl, Ia order to supply the want Of
houses, haA entered Into contract With the
municipality for tho construction Of new
quarter VI the Esqui!ius chiefly for the working
classcs. liz asks 10 privileges OF compcnsa-
ton except tho concession of the site, solno
scren acres, and he prouaises 10 divide
With tho local authorities all e1cezs ot pzolit
asss D per ceut In thres ysx1s he Il 70
colnplete Ais contract. An epgiucer has suh-
mittcd . project for the utiiszsas!on. fot manu-
facturiug purpoacs, OF tho Tibcr and other
sources 1t supply in ths Vicinity Of the ely. 1t
bis proposals sre aeepsc4l, Roma may become .
surplus Labor hero which could bo probably
employed. Wages arc very low, but they aze In
proportion u the priees Of living, which u ains-
pls and frugal.
, 1877-08-25
M'KEEtS CASE.

81. LOUIS, Aug. GA demurrer and an IN
swc. In ths cass OF The United Statea Govern
ncnt ". William Ackee weIc hted in tho
uniteil States Circuit Court today by defend
ants counsel. TIE, demurrer Is against all tho
counts and Causes Of action from No. TO No.
Isl, covering tho time from Sept. !, 1871, to
Aug. s, 1877, on the ground that
they nFo barred BY limitation, Tlsa
ansWcr IL general denial Of all the remainder
Of the counts from ~ to 1,052, and Alleges
that the Government cannot maintain tho pres
ent suit sEainet defendant for tho reason that
he was indicted. tried, and convicted Oh the
same general charges ~ now brought against
hha l1 1878; was scnteuced to ttnps1sonmens
and to pay fno, aud thai ha was subseq uently
granted full and unconditional pardon by tho
President, which VIA accepted, and Tho Court
teleAked hlul.
, 1877-08-25
AQUATIC.
TNH MADISON REGATTA.

cpecia' Dirsatca to TAs 7rf1uns.
MADISON, VIII, Aug. 2A-Thn last days
races for Jnclts was not 10 successful, as far AZ
weather wns considered, "a tho two previous
days for shells, tho weather being entirely too
calm. "A statt WAS made, however, at II o'clock.
Fourteen entries were made, stx In tho frat
class hvc In tho second, and three In the third.
At the start the 1llcr led. Tho wind, very
slfght at the start, died away, and 1t was thought
the racc wouil hare to b declared otf, but It
finally frcsicntd. and the race wns ma1e suc-
ccstfu!ls, the Fearlcss, Of Geneva Lake. win-
Mig t',e ilsss motley, md the Ecifpto tho
Tho crowd to witness tho rncc WAS quite larcr,
but not 80 much interest was taken IA was cx-
pcctetl.
uhxxvA LAKE NsGArrA.
Eptefai nsrafch to The EtbHnt-"
GENEvA LAKE., Wiz, Aug. e*-The annual
regatta Of tho Geneva Lake Yacht Club takes
place tomorrow. Saturday, Aug: g, for tho
p5Ie slysr yacht noe ec bn a
sbctrtlan. Tho prizo j. now held BY !icn. \. C..
Ducat, owner Of tle t3cncrn. and will lie turned
over by lin to tho winning boat to-inofrOW. II
Is heilsssd tia. the Gencys wtll rot enter Tic
pr1zo Will fall either to The 4tEan,ett,Dn Or to
the Whisper. Thc turner wis built last winter
BY tts oMncr, William Nappcr. AMI Is very
aeet e1aft: 1he model y elegant, an'i t Is con
yartl. The Whisper Is at, old bu1t under q new
name. 1t was formerly owned at Williamsburg,
N. y, and las record Of winning twcnty-tl,rrc
rArcs ont OF twcnty-fonr. II Itas beautiful
lIucs, carries an immense spread OF canvas, and
was purchased xnd brought here last tpring by
Mr.. N. Il. FaiElMnk. It has never been c,l-
tered IN nnr race here yet, and much curiosity
Is manifested to see her work.
All tho other yachts on tho lake will take
part In tho race tomorrow except tic one uiet,-
Toned above and charles Walters "fccrtcss,"
which ls nov at Madison, Wis, having been cst-
tered for the regatta being sailed thcrc to-day.
Tho j." Pcer'ess" vas built By Nappcr last WIN
ter, and has seventeen and n hnlf fcot length OF
keel and ecycn md half feet beam, and has
record Of seycu and = half miles In ono hour ard
thirteen minutes, having won pItzo for It's
class on July I. fts owaler believes the "rccr-
less " to bc tho faatcst boat on tin lake, aud Ii
ready to back hle opinion h any proper manner,
and, with tho proper ALLOWANCES. will rive or
take challenge to sal aGaEt,st any other yacht
on the lake.
Tho rcgattn tomorrow will bring out largc
number Of spectators, for 1t will 6e the must
important .Snchtlng. event Of tho 'scason. The
STEAMERS Luc[us Ncwbcrry anl Lady Of tho
Lake. Of tho Ncwhosry Line, will accompany tho
boats. az well rs tic private atcamboats the
ArTowt Cisco, md Gertfc.
, 1877-08-25

MILL 7lsr following are tic asscts ~ furnished
by Mr.. Eicllatt-on:
JAntfsrAnf Nnt~t nf r1ortEAErA q, 10 fsF)
Ai'D,it tst, NrI arers nj thni. nyttngc AnIrs ID
thrse depressed ttnIes about II ptF acre,
'I1ehhN
the Company OWNS The bridge at Kansas CITY.
which cnat 81, 100. ONO, and Il clcseno binds m
H.. We also own Tho cns1fe approach 10 this
hssd1o-the ono NJ Atchison md st, Jnscph On
the aboyo we receive royalty of oycr SO, QUO roF
Jcar. The Company now has thc ure Of ELEVATOR
At St Joseph; and vii ha*e ihe uto OF
]. The 9na at KAnsaa City IL procress-
ing fav"fab'Y: Oue freight agent. essfsnatcs
that thcat elevators wilt b. worth At least
s01, 600 pei rear to the toad. Il has paid od all
Its legal claims NJ cAllt nnon 10 date and has thts
season ,ut down =, DUO tons Of stcol rails, with
nev tica md expects to taY 4. 300 tons mora dus:
Ing !le year; hae alen renewed large smoan: 5, ot
tho raad IL In condition 10 earn dittdsn. for its
shatehodets at.e, rsoEidias 70. al ts obligations
Iuno show an increase Of $s7, 8iG. 10. This bnat-
mes. At prescnt Ia largo and ths outlook very eals
factory. Thu application hAs been postponed 10
Scrt 3.
, 1877-08-25
GtNGIHHAT1-BoNf0N.
2,vas.T,7{ FhSyx1fr6 ftf TAe YffAff6<

Vuos chfpct-Bostona, D; CsRtlnnAte, u.
% ssss
Threc-bass h't*-sutton, Whits, Pike, and
Tvo: :ha.g si..7;wf'ghs fs>. Wills. Jopss, Aady.
Tatai bases On s--ctnelnnatls, 10; Dostons, 49,
strnsk kaut-clnelnnst!s, q.
%.sls t.1ss intsyMMssst!e Pike aud Gould.
Ya:sed baIl+-smfii. !; white, ..
Errcrs affecting tho scotc-By Boston, st BY
Cincinnati, +.
IElplfc-Sunner. .
Time of gama Two hours aud ton mlnutos,
AudusTA, MICH.
.p*efas Dls,ateh 10 1hs Tribune,
:, ArGusIA. Mich, Aug. A.--Base-pals at South
South Iiaycu,4 This IL tho frat defeat the
South Aatcn boys havo sustained this season,
ACCOUNTED ron.
Special DlsadscA 10 Ths 7tttune.
JAEEsvi1.l.E, Wts., Aug. A-In tho game OF
baseball to-day tho AllegheDys got away with
Tho Mutuals, Is toa. baae.hIts-Allcshenys, 0;
Mutuals. 6.
Tho result was owing principally to the poor
playluE ~ Of the olutua!s.
A. NlsN1ArOL1s.
Fpeeiat nisputeA TO tbs Tribune.
MiNnEAroL1s, 3Iil,n., Aug. as.-Basc-ba!l,
Minneapolis Browns, Il; 5t. Paul i,ed Caps, 7;
zen tuniugs.
9pkctaf N4p1tcA IL 1As JftbuRs.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2l.-A 9atne Of base.ball
between the nlno Of tic Chicago Hoard Of Trade
aud Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce nlnc,
caused much amusement to = largo cru1tt At
West End Pask to-lay. The iotmvr were beat
Errors-Milwaukes, %; Chicago, a.
uits-Chicsgo, Ii; Milwaukee, Ct.
, 1877-08-25
MODERN PROPHECY.
SptctG4 NAa4lcA to M TFtbxR&,

joIlzr, ILL.,. Aug. A-Abunt two months
ago Dr. c. II. Baercheck, specialist doctor In
this city, made bet. It IL alleged. With friend
to the effect that when hts {Baezcheek's) wife
should again give birth to children 1t would be
on the I'D day Of August, 1877, sad the product
would be threo children. all boys. Whether the
bet xss nada - represented or not Is iums.
tertal. II ia certain, however, that on Wednes-
day last, Aug. q, Mrs. Baercheck waa safely
delivered Of tripletS, all healthy, bouuung
boys. Tbs infants arc dousishlng, the mothel
II likely to survives aud tha Doctor II the proul-
loeal paper, ms been lul1lleti one Of the most
remarkable medical prophecies known ~ guc4ent
or iuqtcrn scieucc,
, 1877-08-25
THE VOTES or THE EtEvEE
on twcnky-one Important roll-calls published
hnyo been tabulated, With the following result:

II Will DC EcGu LilAL Al14. lyhu naQ0 ~ even
division Of htmsclf ~ possible. This was
dame n order 70 hayo somebody to moyo re-
nur now 70 coMn 70 TIN yorEs.
report s q M j. 5 ra sssa ses ,s
payment Of g 70 tho Wcst s'tto and Us TO tho
amend hy substituting Slb0 and $l.e5. Tho
lfds--Ya|H, CuLLEnroN, Loddtn1, Ldtrser,
.Q|1ptr, HALLE, ,4cNMrney. DaVnaaftsn, Ryan,
Sweeney. Jaa:.tns.l1.
.os '1fna'es 1a ssy sts%s dSs, dBnSs Tsap
rsaR ,ks kSS ;.oD 9'9s n:setH ,.ss,s
Atst"twreat'ons. WhoeleF' Lsnaantarsh-a
Tho prices 1t $i.S6 aud si.so' This was defeated
oy INC 1o'lon'ns ,is ,n,as Voao: mo:.n,. n.,,. o,
tseath1. dyaa. klcssn. Sshnelss1si, Kirk, Daiy
Il ~; !ssr.,. s,,y s.s.;::.> Sem
,ntr, 5hllt, CCLLEHrox; Ioda!tt LaEser: difrer.
.sL AZ osnsL. nhHLEm, nnns' -.stfafhs5 IMnnop,
JS; Jgas;kas@soa: go: 1'"''"'"'''"' "~'po' '"''"Fy'
The 4usst!oa, % =, then ben Essssfea on & ths adoption
OF tho report Of thu 9 Committee, Which was lost
ieos-McAulcy j,o,enborx Thomp.oa u 1T 1Tb,rl,'
w ospEi, Dfsplsn, T,tssoor. ssaton, Rvaa,, .
% sss ssfss, sss nSs, sHsss stss;
iaish, f6omp.ca tTGiltssaihl. 1aa,aaqstss, N|e:
aenl seh~e'taa' aFes"tp' Ja"''e"'' DAILY. Kirk
Aid, c.rv O o,terod substitute trov,ainp .hot
ths clty pay tlo Wost siIc Company for gas fur
nas nsnsa oa1sed sS1 10 ~ g. foa%s VT $l pct ' n
5:e Tass:'G2 sEe!i S.;s s'sx: Rs,
III, Latltr,, 0Hftr, bs!nlrn. 1Iasts, IcSarnfy,
Hvan, behwcistbst, sxtSnsp, JansIsss, XIII,
, 1877-08-25

.hlr. day, the attendance WAS only falr, and thc
trnrk rather lcnyy. -..-
Tho first rarc, n irot for tho $50 cla.s, purse
e:90 had five stnrtcts-Nellie Morton. Black
woud Queen, Daisy, =. Fsnnk, nHl Ton, Eric.
E]arkwooti Queen won In three .isa;cht hcata,
paisy second, Ncttie Morton third. Time, 2:43
3:41, 2A7.
The second racc, pacing, FREQ for al,4hasl six
resulted as follows:
sweeieer ..s..............5 q i . s
The second heat WAS dead one. Time, 2:28,
2:91H, 9;as1, 2:2sS;, 2:2911.
Boy In harness, md Do1lEc Warden (nndcr sad.
dIcl was ron by shakcr Boy. Time, 2:3S, a:4a,
1886.
, 1877-08-25
CAAIP-MEErINGS.

Tho second day Of tho camp"mcctInE opened
most auspiciously. Tho bright sunshine out Of
cloudless sky wrought magical transforms
ton in the appearance Of the grounds, and sniil-
inR contingencies Rcro seen on every hand. In
stead Of tho gloomy, dishcartcncd ylsa4us Of
tho day before. The noataor-psophcts predict
o spell OF pleasant weather, and, IN anticipation
ct thus, tho brotllren have begun the good
worh Of saving souls IL earncst, and arc conf
dent OF Etori0us results. Appearances already
iHd!cate TINT tho veterans hayc resolved that
this meeting shall bo no hullday aiIalr.-no nero
pirnlc gottpn up for tho purpose Of amusement
campaign in tlic interest Of tho Great Mastar
whom they profess 70 serye.
Tho rainfall has been mn advantage to tho
grounds. They Hcro never In better condition,
Instead Of being !mpassablc, as might hare been
children play croquot, aud thu young folks take
their accustomed 'walks In tho intervals Of pub
lie service rs II Clouds aud ruin, and dump grass
werc things entirely unknown.
The bell was newly roped yesterday, and its
welcome anl familiar tones once more serve to
call tho people to spiritual a. well a. physical
.efresl'ment.. A pSs.ty, but hitherto unusual,
1t occupies. y prominent position on the uain
avenue IeMltng from Tho depot. Il will doubt
icss bc we'll patsoaizcd not ouiy tor tho doweta
which arc for sale. but also Tor tho cool aud
refreshing temperance drinks shore dlspeusod.
An excellent cho!r has bcrn organized 10 land
tho services II the Tabernacle. Il ts led by Nj.
\. T.: Brady, Of Evanston, Miss Lily ijraAly
prssltiHy 1t Tue orena lhe samo a. lsst year.
opening aadfe.s shoa.isg D isr 1six u: ss.s ;l tls
Kinss: '.is thlns heart rigIti' it was wcll
calculated for tho purpose ttvatgncd. lie re-
tic greatest amount ol good in these tnccsings
y was absolutely necessary TO commence with
themselves, aud lIst cleanse their own hrarts
lrou, Vi! klu, and evil thoughts. Aad desires.
Txn r.: s1t nsn r. s.e sxs h9y M s1pst ,G ,G
them within tho fold Of Christ.
AN EAnLT TrHAIHA.NkETiN1
was leld y tAo Tahs!n1els yesserday morning.
At io: ~ ri ssousso wa. p1sashsl By ths
Key. Dr., E. q. Fuller, Of Atlanta, 0a., to .
Ss4s E.'asto g. s9out l va.
Saoa s,Ks ~e ay l. Th tsa' s
tho ninctsanth ycr4e Of tho seTcnty.secoud
Psalm. Subject: ''Dvino Glory on Earth"
Th!s gloTy, sa!a DO, y Of thq earth. ~ the
fsy sy q a. Gaf. e.y KfSsn fso % psranss III ss t.
itnsdosn. i Tic dospsi Is d,aniiest.tio,. 10. Il
Gol's glory arnoug ncn., This glory Is to be
.hT1xa hs snuIs Sastt hos of ne
ts1sthiy Il Nnslo.n: Ths. Lessons y tempsrancc,
trugallty, and industry taught Ia she s>fIp:ure:
to ts lbs bappfne.. d a.nEna. W., tnlsapss. l p
aaee, aud idlsuess hare wasted enough Ut garth
ly Substance " tnake eytfg fxnlI!y On earth
sbound u wealth. Maukln4 ~ ta dAtk.
,nsss 'EaoFess' sna :'apeE'tftor; nee
noar!shmsns u thought. Evangelical truth i.
now be!ng mers rapidly 81. d!,sen!,nstei ; It'd
fhafa ia snrrIJ1tinr In rnSfn In n<ftflr.k ~,
, 1877-08-25

Ron4 te!!tspoAtteae4 Fn!tadeinAa Tas7f1s,iis sS,ish,
take All example iron, the present Lcsl,!l.mss .sas
In Italy. la Franco the Journals Of dtnsssM, s.,.
colors haya lately had = fna opportunity etsi o. 81
ting Into trouble, which lew have ne.lesaS4
tho Bxt, It.lia sud others hayc besn sutnhiaA. suaut
lT pursued by The law aud thctr pupis.ss, ,sss,
lions temporarily suspended, making s,1nas .nss
future issues success. of course, Nuw sxan sot.
Ntcotesa pursuas aditfereut policy. Ae aestSSt tS9t
tho readers o. the objstlonabls 1ouf1a so w., w.,
the iournat must dia. Tue utfer day ia'r. 's+'
called tho CuyabiNins excited bis t!sple.'I,tass ~
all, as it, readers were entirely a1nop: ,as a's
Csrabiai<r1, or pollcc fozce, be prohibited .hs.
~ take 1u tA1t paper. The eonAe!iueacss +
tha the iournal, deprived Of its .ubsrf'oe,su X, M
onsfsll blow, hsa to give cut and die Enos' ~
naterA death.
, 1877-08-25
TIRES.
At LEXINGTON, KY

M LENINUTUN, XXI.
LEXINGTON, KY. Aug. ai.-Tho woo1en mill
Of D. A. Loud & Bros. was discovered to bo on
t1ro at 10 o'elorlt this morning. Through the
elloFts of tho Fire Department portion Of tho
building was saved. LOSS, $l0,000. Insurance,
45,s0D, tho Royal. OF LIycrpooi, losing 1.5o0;
Ntagaru, ot New York, sl,5O0; aid the Hum.
bollt, of New Jersey, 325u0.
, 1877-08-25
TILE WHITE HILLS.
Ellis and Peabody Rivers, and tha
Four Great Peako,
The Glen House and It's Attraction
Staging in the Mountains,
Ansndirg aud Dtaendibg III. Nahlngtpp.-7,,
fkw from the SBnmit.

-
sresa, Correspondence. q, n. 7stsun.,
GLxN HOUSE. WHITE flttLs, N. H., Ans
14.-'faken for%a all In a]l. thta vnlfnv. ~ -..t
tho twn vslIor, ~ thn ri1t: ~ i, n. .a'usf
Dt1... ,,,a ~. ~. .s.,,.taa ,a.M., a ,eaootly
Hills, that Is anywhere to be found, Th.,
makc n 1ot,r tlctIlc of rome twentr.thrco ,,,,"'
oonn,e,;no - % tne snsros.o,,c;n % -. no.'. Su miles
tho saoo Little above North a Conway. s' 1s Tss
Peabody 1ows north, and tho Ellsd!rcctly south.
along the cast stlc Of the group, Their .our.s.
a.: r. IN ", .tlcs NJ ~ Wa.h:no,o,; soatSe'
rt,1oo .rhtch ftsffn. 4hoco n In ps"', a'u INA
s!ase "n',n enn uss,ass ,ne'n m INC rinkhau
sen. They arc truo mountain rivers, full aDs
strour II, tho sutinr ind autumn. but mr.. =.
mI,tsrmucr .hr,,utcn IN sIcnilor ..rco,..
"'.S,... .."%as,,:, -" .rts,n =. % h.s iH o7cf
rFAS snano@s a.u 1hsouEn olo"n t.oat'pools,
or losing themselves ID silver threads oref tbs
lodges OF tic falls Thcre nrc many A.,
ma,v strain ,ust ,ttc thrrn l, tho XII sa'
trv i ~ Nav r,r,so,,, h,,. lin po,ha,. oaa'
~, ,,s,sr" ~ INV f..Kaua Nv ne.., .nu sauooY ha
fnS fest aH9he N 9he g. now S1ose At
ans, ',2 Mad!son, AND nnd Jefferson. H. r,-,.
ABOUT two miles l'c1oN tho Finkham No:eh
~ sno soty po!nt where the valley best com
n'ands Inc loar a. oacc. stands
t,st hst It ID not npon tho siver's edrs
bot up huhdred feet or m9fs
upon tuo etopo o. NJ" Carter,
80 taat tue ptazzas upon tue west front Of tie
sonse LOOK eefaiEht out upon Ait. Washington
same t!cat, nnlntefruptca view OF the great
~. sailcJt ~ sCo oniy tnc sulnmit towering
.1n tno %ss ss sauIo ~. nclc u u lis
~ n}1,n SnahM nMa itai, msc' toas VIC ssIoI
, 1877-08-25
JUDGE HOPKINS.
Hneejdl 1fst1tcA ia TAS TffbG

WARRINGTON, p. c., Aug. A.-Judgc G.
Hopkins, OF the Omitted States Dlsisiet Court,
who has been suffering NTH rheumatism Of tho
heart for a number Of weeks, Ia much Worso to-
night, and fears arc expressed that he cannot
1.-Two through tho night.
, 1877-08-25

uyssv p.la in my right lang aud iptsi,sse'uu tssisssu
muscEs; experienced g1a3t trouble aud lin:His n':is
In bsestL!ng; tho pain was intenat App,sa ,a IL.
LIalul~t Iod,dv Vt An1n.oufa, sllch fass 1bsttj
sccoad tHssA f~~ Yo1k for sale bJ A. ~~
, 1877-08-25

EpetSdl D1spafcA q 7N1 7F19Va4.
JOLIET, Ill.,, Aug, A.-Tho tirm Of Bowlsn
Bros, xrocera and liquor dealers at No. 10 CHI
cago atrcet, this ctr, made an assignment this
morning to Robert Waters, their. clerk. The
Gsseks aud Liabilities are unknown.
, 1877-08-25
OBITUARY.

BQ1yALo, Aug. H.-Franklin A. Albereer,
formerly Asrer VI Buffalo and late member Of
The Legislature, died to-day Of hsart disease
, 1877-08-25

:! Ho-V.tet lllte--A1APPt %AttFoHs
1tnnx cAfnch--gt, Louis, l; Chicago, !.
Time Of gamo-0na hoas and Alty uitnutes.
ump!ro-Mr. Charles B0las.
GtNolHHAT1-HoNT0N.
6pectdi D*pafeA 10 The 1l1auns
Dosroa, Mahs.. Ang. M.-Tho ninth game be.
twccn tho Cinelnnatla anl Doetons attracted
small AudIcnce. In tho fourth and filth innings
tile Bostons made sad work Of Booths pitching,
earning f3sc runs BY scvcn hits, which yielded
total Of fifteen bascs Manning pitched tho rest
wcrc made on him. The Cinctnnatts made their
best display OF the week at the stick,
Il, their hits averaging two basts c4rh.
1a,,r Nv csc1, c WaS .bat1np ant n, nrar Mese
ticc behind tho plate. General good fielding
was done by tho Bostons, Leonard, Wright, and
Q'KouFke doing sotno e1tra hno things, anu
Wright, White, and Sutton leading ut tho bat.
Smith showed the rest Of bis nlno tho way at
tho bat Foley, Manning, and Pike played
their posltiops perfectly. About COO werc pfes-
cnt.
1CNNE.
, 1877-08-25
TIE TURF,
PoUanK1EpslN nACAa.
PocauKssrsss, y. r.. Aug. A.-.The racss to-
\ x1..,,tt te1 a. fnltowu,

1tms--2:lsA; a;lO; leo; :::aa; e;a.o2h,
Lucille Qolddust ~a4 quite lame 1t tAe start
and grew xorss TIL dlstAaced. Ratu2 did not
start
MONMOUTH pAxk.
'Loa0 BRANCH, Aug. H.--Hosses belonging 70
tmentyseven different ownezs will bc at Mon
mouth Park for the raccs, which bcgiu Tus&l2y.
A bestcs Of tsottiug Eares begtns Sept. u.
MENDOZA, ILL
sptetal pt4p1teA 70 IH< Tribune.
MEapoTA. ILL.,. aug. 2L-Sone 5000 peopla
assembled today ut Earl PARK to witness the
EaIes.
The 2:4s class, purse sG0o, was won by Bright
wood, Foxss second, snd ll!AoA Chief third.
TlNe. 3:30, 2t304, $3.50, a:aOs1, a:sa, and
s:NS5. II was q hot racs.. Forrst Jewel fell In
tAs third leat and dti not appear aitGxwar1.
The 80 class, pu1ss t300, Wa4 wuu by Billy
0'Neti, Jacksonville loy seooaa, Clifton thirl,
md hodoe fourth; time. s:9s4, s:ss, e:2sh.
The Abore races occupied ~ much tine that Il
wes nearly o'clork mhen tho iree-for-all WA
called, sud unly ono slow beat made. II was
taken Ay cuxcEto III 2::30A, CupI Jack sseuuI,
Badger Gill tL!rJ, aud Ma1iuu fourth. Pos1-
pop<a I'LL . o'clock ko~ulorrVY.
At FlrrsuuMO.
Plrsuuna, Aux. M.-At FFtcndahtp f1f,
, 1877-08-25


spTftll Dtss.feh 10 1h< Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Ang. 9..-Tho stove foundry Of
Brand & Co., on tho West Side, was damaged
BY fro TO the amount OF $1,000,
, 1877-08-25

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YoRk, Aug :A4-Assived, steamer Aosel
from Bsemen.
LONDON, Aug. A.-6teamahip Wyoming,
from New York, hss arrived out.
, 1877-08-25

C1sctNsATi, o., Aug. M.-Rufus Fling has
rcsiEacd The Presidency OF tho Cincinnati South
crn Railway, and W. 8. Clements has been
elected 10 tli tho vacancy.