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New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
THE EAST wGLuAMspURGH MURDER

The funeral OF John Gunser, thc East VIII
Iiamsburgh hotel-kccper who was nurdered sunday
night took place yes erday afternoon from his late
leuce aud was we'll attended. The remains were
ycycd 10 The Cemetery the Eyergreens, and deposited
in the receiving yaul Mrs. Guuser is now considered
out OF danger. Dis,ct-Attomcy Downiugs officers yes
tcrday obtained some new facts, and engaged 30
working up clrw which t is hoped will prove success,
ful Active being made for thc M slug gun
There many persons rrsdGE near the So 'nc u the
murder WIO expires, the belief tdt the murderer ~
resident OF the ncighDJrIOOd, ANA that Ar vas We'll
agnJaiuled with premises. Others think ti1t u WS
TIE work o. tramp whose hist object on enter
ng The house only robbery, his quicE
discovery forcing lis ha~ty departure. This theory is
panty borne ont by The act tAat The alrguu was taken
lrun behind the bar where the murderer hiat went %
look for money iH The i'll. Had Ills motive been murder
10 is Thought be would have come 90 the house prepared
MANY stIi believe that Mrs Gunser knew tine mas, ana
las dNulErd 9il t..c facts. AIiia Ndrtu who
b5arded w!h Nrs Cuuscr, II bcrycd mas not told
ali that be EaUSs OF the kns, aud i0u-a stress is iI
ou the when be heard Mis-. LunscT ca ham ho
reached tie kitchen lD time To hear TIC musdF Frr make
his escape l the stGtc window. not 80 lcci from ~GcIo
nc Stood, aud yet discovering almost lhuoialef lIdl
nlui,lcr had been committed, he made no attempt 10
mn lse the man. Considerable evidence has been pro
clfd showing tuat the barber George Michel, VINO re
sides next door tho GunsefS, was not on friendly
tcuus with the family. ans. Gunscr siates tbat Michel
is TOO .owardly Cuiulni, suCh aclmc The excitement
i'm hc ueghbOihOOd Is unabatcd ana every eOrt is behs
1uude by tue authorities 10 over The peTpetraur ar
tDe cruae. The Queens County Board OF Supervisors
will meet to-day aud Will offer reward ior MS hppch'o-
Alter the interview between Mrs GEnser and District
Attorney Downing and Coroner IaII0I on IuCsGay
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ROCKFORD DISASTER

ROCKFORD, H., May 16.-Beiore the Cor
oucrs Jury to-day Richardson testified that the bearing
power Of the piers about 20 tons cach yet there was
a weight of l3O each the piers when they ZEN.
ana figuring all unusual strains in storms there wond
be sometimes 80 weight each H. had At his own
expense the work beyond Jbc specifications.
Sir Topper Of Chicago testified that the work Was in
several Da.I icuaTs stronger ihln the specification.
pI Tor. The -uporne. dent should have matched tle
quality 4 "a material, hut the architect should also
H. 81. known that the bricks were inferior and the gors.
man I.. uOt equal To the spcclIeatons ana 20 0n,
tine square iOot the Ou side limit Oi safety lie PIE.
ItTTcd -.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
TIE uoosAc TUNNEL ELL VETOED.

BosToN, May lG.-GOv. Rec to-day vetoed
the Hoosac Tunnel bin lie says should this uil become
'aw IL wonld constitute contract between the Com.
monweatn and any railroads VIII ch should enter into
contracts with each other under H. which could not be
chang,d by any subsequent Legislature during go
period ol ycars ana os OtIrr r> ~ discussed al
leagtl in his message, Nithholds ms approval
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

tarily and without tho sanction Of the higrst con,
the ate surrender tie assets Of the command m
ONol suggested tlat n Mr. Grace was diss9iiSsss ~
with the decision OF tie court he sina
- seek relief the appropriate wav ~'ua ~.
Mr. Grace had refused 10 Oboy the order OF 10 os
he (Mr ONcD lefC it with him 10 assume All tb -.
spOnsbility which long LITIGATION mght iuvolve A
meeting OF NE receivers, accompanied by counsel WA
ciusiOn reached Farlber consultation bstaces
counsel VIII proDlbIy taAe place tO-laY
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

The boldest Thomas cat has never appeared
one Oi Mulr,ts roois.- Louisville Couier-JoiruaI
What is the meaning of e1 nih1o nihH
Gt e. asked Ceit Of lafisn schoolmgsteg. WecI,
Donald" said tho Dominic, duna mind the literary
deraD tran iaton, but IL Jis means that 30 Gamma tax
tAc brccks afl Il Hielaudman"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
APAsroR ACCUSED OF NCENDIAkIsM

A PASTOR ACCUSED OF lNCENDiAki>h. NJ.
NoRTnvIIE CoNGREGAuONAL CHURCH THoUBIus.
The troubles in the Worthwhile COngrega-
tiouU Church. which was burned ON Monday mEnt,
have caused very bitter feelings. friend oi the Rev.
H. \ Wright who was ord red by the trustees 10 give
up his position pastor, after occupying ii only two
months asserts that the sentiment Of the cOnSr cation
n5t unanimous IN supporting the trustees; this gentle
man also states Mr.. wright asked fair tlai upon
the char es made which refused one of the char-es
WIS shat the pastor failed 10 int pret tine Bible a. our
forefatlcrs Gd" Mr. Wright it Is stated held two meet
incs last Su day the parsonage grounds being locked
out OF tie church. but only persons were in
attendance.
Immediately after the burning OF the church the op-
roneurs Of Mr. Wright charged him With being Tie iu
errl,ary it being alleged that he had made threats
which would warrant this accusation On uesday after
noon warrants were issued by Justice Young for tn
arrest Of Nj Wright and his wife, aud they were taken
into CUSTODY Their, examination I'm the evening
m me NoitVille Academy, at which DstTctAttOGcy
Wickham appeared ior thc prosecution, ana n D. PITY
O, Evcrhcad for the accused man. large crowd Na3
urrseDt which the lu ding could not accommodate, and
thr excitement vCy great EJllack j. luc-, one OF
tie church trustees, Isaac Hoch, G.. =. Lowell lcerk
- tbc aI,ccc1 threats Of MI Wri5at TO burn
the church Mr.. WRIGHT stated tnat h discoy-
erred the ire hal -past 10 O'Clock. He at list thought
th- Dir. W., rom the A"use a. hr exp cic 10 ne Hyu
lie did not "aN" s own premises 1cdiln- tiat ms
house might b -ct on re No one dill auvthin2 u save
the properly H. was u" l me cAIth either @" 'Vn- %
cav or sion ay night. NJ NTis.t explained thai the
trouble wh the trustee grew "nt oi scan .a9ts t,cS
received hy tn,m, and wuich h' hal reiuct sdSfdc-
tauy. Nj. Wright uriiei explained tat his use OF thc
words fire and smoke M the threat alleged against
im, bad uo reference o. TIE huiHilg 0 me huuhk ne
merely used the words hgurajivcly. The DNuctAttor-
ucy asked hin, "Did you set ire to the Nort!N lie
rturcbi z" whtu Wright answered, bOGl,, " No, Sir"
Justice Young decided discharge the defendants o9
tlri IcCoguZuce The trustees propose 10 laY The
case before me Grand jury aud Mr. Wright proposes 10
k.fs r.t o. I I. 4
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

In making an investigation OF the death of
John Donovan, died fom the effects Of poison lcn
he drank supposng u 70 be WHISKY the Coroner yesc
day obtained evidence which lea him 10 believe tl1f !,
workman employed Un tie same building with Donovan
naked the poison with the whisky. The Coroner i,sd y
warrant for tie mans arrest
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
NEW-YORX DAILY TRIBUNE

evcnin warrant wa ssrcd for the arrest Of FrdcieE
mn alias MIN an. tie mnu Who lou1clly W"ihou l.
C.nser. Tie 0licCr lounl hM near MIEhfd ul . a.
mltf,tI iyt examination.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

vest paCtct, woman needs morocco lnrtc-nonnaie
t--s 39 ts', amt too nc'Hy to carry n iA' p3eat 20
escort uit,-c,a SCRIP. receipt ior making jsly'akc,
AMI two samples of ircss goods.
Servant (to hish laborer)-" Here is some
beer, P3i B.! yo o have -; Uu; IN airid as quito
dead" Pa-" OI. ocId is 1t! Sure, then, dalni, ,ts
Pm the boy 10 bury it"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
FALuRE oF RlBBoN MANuFAcrrREps

MarIOt SteIthclmef q Co., nbbOn mannfar.
turers Of Paterson and formerly al No. 473 Bradr,v
have been ndiuoicated involuntary bankrnpt- beior.
Register Fitch tho petition the following
4. A. Low q Bros. Slil0l; ". H. FOgg & Co. $40 asi
Alex Kmg CO.. si.--J J. r Walker, - $50. Off -
Sherman & huis %3,65j; IufZ & MOrrus IL sos r. =
liabilities aIuOilnt 10 over SlOO,OuO. ~
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
EXCITINa cHAsE AIrER RIVER raIEyEs.

Sergeant Changers attention was attracted
last night 10 boat laden with goods and roocd by two
men, which was leaving OF the vessels anchored al
HOboLcn. Ic at once gave clas-. Before benz ar
rest d rue mcu threw trl contents o thrr rurt INTO las
river TheI were found to be Cornelius MaLony and
Robert Lester, Two notorious river thieves
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

Another controversy over the remaining AS
sets OF the Continental Life Insurance Company appears
imminent. ON Tuesday W. H. Grace Informed j. p OMEN,
TIC receiver recently appointed by Judge Weslbrook,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
sHiFPING ISTELLiGESCA.
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PORT OF NEwYoiE .---.........--.: i'
CLEARED ..
steamship sta,e Of Nevada u'f.l 5fA'f' ".''-'.' ''
Hs'E ,,,45 Fl Jane. seras u-n Bears Montreal aa ''''
b,.,2l S,I, 10 Of ca cruz, D.asen Havana B. A"
',g ..,S,.1,o @ Gcn n.ues che,scnaa, savannah NuH"
Isi.s I.',o q ,I Gun sr.am crov,H caarlc'oo 3 ci w.
Ma tna stevens Chance, na:rror' '' VIM
D.lI D-.,,n.lp Ai.paml Esnoe No" o''ns, ia' Geo. "'
.t I,ryeriy wall,,c. Phiaedp'ia 1as 81, .
Slip Crusader ,'rh De4''' -'"''' '''"'
Hg'oG lpahu,c Matthews ADlicr Java Dliei H. " F'''
u. E5o%I 30 Marion, R-emen GER ~na" nrs' ,.,
E4tG S5}yoe.o d,r spieor London I.u, n W Cameron
g co. snow queen Br) Gra'or Antwerp boif'' }. T.
"'''''' ARRIVED .,-....- A.. ...
.5..,,.tn California itr, NAt. 1ft -fli-i'N I'D ~
,,,''ls'i ,''o'i Win nIsc AMI pass 60 it1lesoa i..s
stcau.shiu lag,il'na " s;,cif,,. ''' ''."'' --'
s.teaa,shp Ca;ta.4 tir l'rter Cgn'a A1H = ,.i.n
ctl ~ar;Alin'Ia'o Ii" Nap'. l.i.i '.'.,i '.' 20 .' M ,
H. henderson B,,4 EAlcisle.t s,.-ne "es.,l' "l %
s,ains.p as ind,nada Or aap,cy, Ahgc..' Ap. +,
, M 'il ,'if,x Nav ~ MIN t,it TO rulsoa
s,gauis.r Hudson Ga-yr. Ncw-oresnso caJf "'' "'''
si,insip Cityoi Nra ore rmreuosn Iia lh' H'' i-
with ma,e, a@e .. pa ,l, NJ rhsasyha wa scse a4a ga
10 spS1So 4t'G'r,c ceis ere' Nitn ,ndsr snf '-' o.
sicaais,p Erinooul9, bsasg fy'AHd .A-'" ''ia' "- ~
to ,. 4. Aulrc. ..... ...... ,...... .l
al,. |.,tt. la..u Uoaruu, hsit.I = ' ft.a q" i.
.-,-. y. 49, lasfnl tauu Horn Marrh :, aHi o. ~,I '
top,t.r Auri T. M 30 W. A4d nae Ntii+ tin - a.
hatk NyiIAoh lNoFh AJ'e hati' DO ''Y'' !" '''' "
a.a
Ass. 10 si,i..ut ,,s>t: to Hatt'a s. ~ asapu, .
Ii,., Urbeckt .,ferl Matthcnsc' AH-a l"' 'l ' 81.
nm 80 Ia UtoNr Bros. vessel t0 lan.ii tlaAua}s
1arr of Good Hope Matcu and ctoaoi 'ne Lqhi+ Nl"
b. iu = ". .... , A.. ,..,, ..,.t- 4,
LID. s.sc,.c & CO. yessr! 20 BOys 4 ilHCs. o.. . .
MT. A aiI Il
,vt s,lFgr 10 io-s.e Co, ses., To- 8elh uf e '' ,
mia liuve tol usak, y. 81 Noi4is, NAsn.9l - q. ~ \,
days. wlth sugar ana hu4AsscH ." "i"'" '''' ~ 80
j. b. MuitneY 3 Ca M, -......... f.irt. q.
ytr, n dayg v,h TO H. \. Naaur X .'pn' "'' ~
daVs north " lIa,toras with ~ T. an y W 9 YES %, -
1Tis ronyeTL Moore, CisniUsgos y % WIN '"h-' " =
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
THE CARNIVAL IN TIE SOUTH.

TIE PEOPLE WHEREIN THEY DIFFER lEoM
THOSE or THE NOHTH And wEsI-LETrER FRON
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

81 Thorne agt. Thom l5on.
81. .MoWTcy aLL Noild
Mutual lie IUh. Co.
100. Wc-;. =. saw. Bank 9gt.
Newton.
g9.. Wall at. DeyOe.
Z radN asf. Brady.
SJ-.l-t1rs agi. BI. ot h1u-
canon.
81. ..!il.itl. Sc ,a2LCOnuer.
9T..Gf -.Oli agt. IOmp-
kiAs.
, 1877-05-25
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

Meeting OF 1ts Chief Exponenta Yesterday
In New York City.
8peefat HH&potcA tn 1ae 7tisunA
NEW YoRR, May 24.-The tenth annual meet
Ing OF the National Woman-5ufErago Associa-
ton Was held hero to-day. The convention WAS
called 10 order BY Mrs. Isabella Bcechcr uooxcr.
Mrs. Olympia Brown nnnlc prayer, and Mrs.
Matilda JoslYn Page read letters Of regret from
Susau B. Anthony. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and
others. At2ofcfock second session Of tho Asso-
ciation Was held Mrs. CIemence g. I.ozler, N. D.,
Was elected President A Vico- President wns
also chosen for eaeh State and Territory. among
these being Lucrctta Mott and Elizabeth Cady
Stanton, thc Smith asters, Of glastonbury,
Conn.,. and Elizabeth Boynton Harbcrt, Of Iili-
ro1s. Erncsttnc l.. Rose WINS elected Foreign
Gorresnondlng Secretary, Mrs. Lille peycrcaux
blade Recording Secretary, and Ellen Clark Sar-
Eent Treasurer. Mfr. Spencer spoke on tho word
nt the Congressional Committee, declaring ut
the outzct that the power OF tho National 1Yorn-
af1'suilragc Association had never been 80 Thor
oughly felt Is during the past year. Resolutions
were adopted demanding tho ballot for wnrn-
en Will tic c1crrtao nj citizenship independent
q Sex, psotesting against the memorial from
utalI to Congress askinE tho Acknowledgement
OF women In that Territory, anil askIn9 Con-
gross to pass the Sixteenth Amendment ac-
knnwIcdZing tho right Of women to vote. To
the rcsolutons wcsu added tho names Of nll
those acnntors and Representatives who had
roteI for woman suffrage, and who are
thanked by tho Association. The evening was
devoted to speeches. Among the speakers wcro
Acting Cor. Lee. Of Wyoming, WIN saId woman
a. an cnfranchfsed heing was aucccss In that
Territory. The Convention adjourned to meet
IN VI Washington next January.
, 1877-05-25
SPORTING NEWS.
.BA8E-DALI.
CHICAGO rs. At. f.ot'1s,

speciof Dt.pa.ca to ne Trouae.
St, Louis, NAV N.-About 2.5o1 neon,o a..
tended the fo,r+b n mi. .1,ht.,e,o rsMp o.
to-day, and they were rewarded by an enjoyable
contest, though It had rather too .nany errors
in the frat past 10 bc entirely approvntlc by the
critlc,. Tim new Cb,raoo man t,d mi ,,,sy ~.
cept on Inc tafhstilc. Inc Browns showed
tso1t A. hrst, Clarp a. lelt, and DorRan catcher
TO start with. In the first inning, after DorRan
waa out. Clapp was ciycn his baso on balls, and
went Ia ill.,, D., ,t,s ,,,.oh ' IT, IT,.
, 1877-05-25
WHISKY.
MERRIAM Af.L nY0HT,

hpfe4dt Otpo11a 10 1hs 7HbHA&.
WARRINGTON, May A,--Scc.ctary Sherman,
after more careful examination Of tho report Of
the special axents WHIP lately visited Collector
Mcrrsa'n's District, says that upon tho whole tho
report leayea Merriam In u good position with
tho Department. There atc sonc severe strtr-
turcs upon tho latter. particularly relating TO
the Farmers National Bunk at 1ekEn, but Sec
rotary Sherman thinks ti,at most OF tllu injuri-
GUS charges madn aeainst Merriam originated
with tue convicted distl11cr, Wcsterman. Sec
retary Sherman says public policy will forbid
the publication Of tue report. There Is, how
ever, nothing really new In It, The dist1lcrs it,
iekin District, against whom tho complaint has
becE made TINT tho guaEe
uAS AEES LInEHAf-
antwcF that, during tho campaign, tho Commits
aopcr Of lntcr1'al Revenue spoke In that dia-
tEIct, and, in reply u complaints Of distillers
that the g1tnCc waa very severe upon them, waya
vcrE'al Instructions TO the Gaugers not tu i,a too
severe, anil thnt tho Interpretation of this YER
bal Instruction resulted In tha liberal guagu.
MkABuRENEST.
A Commission has BEEN appointed at tho
Treasury Department to examine nld report
upon the exrcdtency Of adopting machine fur
nleasuF,og whisky as 1t comes from thu c!s&c1u,
aud recording tho amount In wine gallons.
, 1877-05-25
WASHINGTON.
Effect of the Presidents Policy In
North Carolina.
a Leading Democrat Predicts the Early
Overthrow Of Bourbonism.
Nineteen Millions of Our Bonds of
1866 Held In Europe.
Gov. Emory, Of Utah, Calls upon the War
Department for More Troops.
THE SOUTH.
ETrRcT or TnK raEsrpExr's POLICY In NORTH

ETrRcr or THE raEstprsrss POLICY TN rop7,y
cAnottyA.
Special Dtspasea to 7Ae Trtsuns,
WARRINGTON, y. C., May 2l-Ex-Concress-
man Leach, Ut North Carolina {Delnoerat), who
recently wrote letter supporting The Presl-
dents policy. Ia here. md Ia nrtvatc conver.a.
ton }ndor,c. ths aSnirt.,rn,ta,, -ttt, .raa
ass..s. "ss .."s t"e no'a,n's'laetuu "An Even
k'.A',1 1euessness tnan nc c1nlp1ted IN hb let
tcr. He called last night upon the President
with Staples, Chairman Of The judiciary Cam
nittcc Of tho North Carottna r,r9,x,atp,c- gom.
uct h,ntth. hanker. ., fhsr,a.ta 1,s.,T... S
~ 49," t "a.A4' a. ."aslotte, Dctaocsase,
a.'u vuaee 9secie' anu Ihomas heogf,, Chair
man oI the Republican Central Committee Of
tl,at State. This Is The first time that ncno.
Gratis and Renubl,cans hare ralI.1 tno,o,,,.- ~,
m H.. 1-o.tfant -. ...".s .,... - e' ...'P uP,
. w. .ae ~, 70 s.su'u n''i u taclr anited
support !ae fsce'dent Tas esnccIally gratis1cd
Mt tho conference, which lasted two hours. The
Democrats gave President llases assurance, Of
thctr .nnn,,rt nnJ ,,r.,t,,,1 -. ...s,s,.,4
~ 49,, A1.,t,i....tte 80 -, 1".,s H",I
80. ~ a.. ,,, a'on pun? ;" 1"t.h easol4"a
WHICH wou1a sooh effectively rescue the State
YNoM nouKpoN coNTRot.
It Is now the intention of tl1ose VIM arc lca,,no
iii. ,nnrrmcnt IN rontncncs NV, ,.n.r e -. ~.
t.,t,,., .,.a,,'. ,x.,,' ..s ~ W. =. tno
1ua's'aa elecuotl "ita an organization TO bc call
ed tne Auh1Hstsatton party, ~ opposed to tho
, 1877-05-25
A COMMUNICATION.
DOWN Of KoQIk.

70 shs Editor af TAe Trtban<.
CHICAGO, May e4.-1n your list Of names, in
yesterdays tesue, Of tho Cook County mcm-
bcrs OF tho State Legislature, YOU omit tho
nane Of ]. 4. Roche "a among those voting for,
agalpst. OF absent, on calling up the patchca.up
bitl entitled "Thc Cook County Commissioners
BILL" As a taxpayer, sm very much interested
In watching tho conduct OF the representatives
Of my district In Springfield. For ME. kto!bas-
sa'a conduct III being abacnt In Chicago cannot
and words to express my contempt. Such rs
he, who cannot earn 81 n day at any othet bust
moss, can with tho greatest oflronte.y draw
IS per day from tile Taxpayers and Ut tho
cams tins stalk around IN this city attending u
not this, Mr. Editor, species OF robbery
obtatning money under false pretenacs} Mr.,
kioloassa has also said TINT ho Was opposed to
icEls'MlnE tho pErsent thieying County Boarl
out Of exstenee-lsnce onc reason for bis ab-
It Is 10 be hopA that tho Republicans Of tho
Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Seventeenth Wards
will inTcstiEats the conduct Of their TWO repre-
elected a. the Working Mans representative,
forsooth Hc was scarcely elected, when, 70
Erct To say, he commenced to repreacnt himself
only. and eiamefally neglected tho wisbes Of
those WIN elected hin,-myself included
Mr. Editor, ca1not your bravo Springfield
In giving the record OF each snelnber Up 10 tiIo
close Of tho scsslonT By 10 doing he would
confer great boon On tho taxpayers Of. tl,ls
atate and place lever In the bands of tho hon
est voters when. ths time comcs for clecttng
successors in psaco Of the protectors Of ths
Cook County gang OF thieves.
In exposing tho rcncgalcs of the present
Legislature you deserve tho thanks Of all good
cltazent, BECAUSE Il has called tho attention Of
nulnbers who DO not generally dabble In poll
ties. Wishing y1u every sucrcss In Your rlori-
Gus course, remain, respectfully yours,
A. CONSTANT READER,
, 1877-05-25

e1 Mn n net 70 e5.enn ne ,ar,sdfton Of Cn1n;y
tx the time fof holding tic sse, and 10 repeal an
aet fhSfein h!;f IN named, srprossd h.feh %. 1874.
.tf.I sss - n aet en-
xn,ti 10 ia=o ia=o'eooeefn'nS s'' po1A"on'' approved
hiii h., ~ art n .rncot ser NJ, q, =, -, ~.
sssc. .,'len s;t n - 1se Of
r,tss IT, ss.ssn,s tx OF
lei IN ccrt.jn eit+, " he'e'o'ofs 'e'
tttIcd ~ ~ fcr Ina ssss.smept ~ n,oc",ts ~
fnr thc ie,V ~ ~ rniieeti"n ~ nn,oxnd ~
March M. i412 W ~>@s' pPo''u
four ne,ss d addition.l efound VnH sSaih II Of IA
bIli for r' an Ie aet In resauon e. landlord and
tsnant - '' A1'''' 'Aa
t,tlcd Van nj eoncernfnT f.rs snT s".,.. and n
cIassify tbo ,eversi sonnttr, a. this atats ~ Wiz
reference fherrtn." Anfrnted Msrrh ~ 1s1s
Title ~ smsnded hy act apuroTed March "a, iii.
act ented A. sct m sc9sfS ~ enc III o. .na ~
wsrds !" nnnroted Hn-ii ia. 1H1o IL foSre imiv
1872. e'F'''U ''''' ~~' @o~' - 's'~s WY ~
apptove Sstes Is. III is ''''''''' :" s'' 'A'''
titled I'm act 70 Extend t6c ;nGsdes'on e1 s, Of
County Conrts' md IA ,ToT,de III * nroc,,cs ~
thereof 10 liz tho limo for holding the sat1e, md
70, iss4. ~ at '''''''" ""'s' ''p'''s0 ''''s"
titled "hn act 10 rtuuiafc public warcboueen and
Tia warehonsno ar7 insnertinv ~ otain' tn n,xa
elect 10 Art. III f thc constitut,on 81 Iii susa'
iii ior sn nct making an approximation for tho
completion Of The Lincoln monument II Spring.
b|lj for an net autbor,x,nz eouottes Ia 1,.
4 hiil for at, act "a amend aeea. and Of IAN
, 1877-05-25
THE TURF.
LOUISVILLE RACES.

~, %s.. ~. ,,
LOUISVILLE, hy.. May @.-A great crowd IT..
tended tho races to-day, larger number Of per.
sons never having been seen upon the course Of
tho 1,o,t,v,lle Assoctatfon,
~. 9,r.+ av.nt ,.a. s.., .,.,. .t,,a
4ne hsst event was aaah asatnst t'tne-
1he 1sstest milo nAnesto accomplished las been
1:41H. To-day Tenbrocck heat this rcr3nl by
two seconds. liz was ridden by uilly Walkcf,
Mr. Swgcrt's jockey, tho same lad who accom-.
panied lin In The Great fouE-lntlc du4!l last year
Tenbrocck has now to tbs credit tho fastest one,
three. and four mile rccords, On Tuesday next
he Will run against tho tW0tnlIc record now held
by Arstidee. Early Light aud 1t. Louis wcEe
big companton hoFscs in to-lay's run.
Tho kentucky oaks for 8-ycar oIds, $50, play
or pay@ e!ioW haaeu,e+%ntn sefohu HnFse. uash
Bradamante second, Aunt Betsy third. Belle Of
ne alcaaS, tne 1aeofltc, was fourth q: Hlth.
; ~ toutsu HSt aa"!es s.asg s:,od 1ot ysaF o!M
to kccond. dash h9lf a ,niie. Gst eiehtecn nomi.
nations: saycn sta7tcd: WiiIlnm II. Tinrr's
Tennessee horse busgamot winainc, Water.
, 1877-05-25

TMo'hate hiss-Waltt I: Kcmten, ].
Three. bnsc hita-Isen,seM. !.
sst ;s Sn e,s%,emGsaES 81 tons'
Haze. m called balls-o1 bradley, !.
umplro-Uuftis.
1sntE, Pa., May @s.-base-ball: Sixteen In
nfngs:
Ers. oooo3o01ooo oooooo1-s
Live 0nks. ....1 2 0 o 0 y 900 SOC o o.
EyAHsy1LLE-
EvANsyltLE, Ind. May 2i.-Dasc-ball: Louis
vile. 0; Evansville, :.
Some fine rlaying on both sides.
COLUMBUS, o.
COLUMBUS, O.. May H.-A game Of busc.bail
to-day between tho Buckeyes and I1nrtfords was
remarkable In soma respects. Twelve inuings
were played. The Buckeyes made | in The
fourth, aud tho iartforls in the fifth and thu
winning run fn the twelfth inning.
6ptctai Dsspasth 10 The Tribune.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mnn.t May M.-Base-hall:
Mutnals. Ut Jauesyllc, Wis, o.. minneapolis
Club, I.
WHEELING, ". VA.
WHEEL1N0. ". Va, May H.-Thc Memphis
Nctls dctehsed tho StAadArls Of this city to-day
by score OF & to-
IHp1AnAroLp.
:, Indianapolis, May A.-Cinctuuati. 4; In
dlanapolb, !.
LOCAL GAME.
f1n Chicago tho Fairbanks scored victory yea
,ttrday over tho University Club for tic city
championship. Tho following is tho score BY
raisS.s2R.. asSs.n2R.- .........i 3 1 : 3 r.,
tntscreity. .........o o o. o 0 o = .
Baaa hita-Flsbanka. II; University, 10,
, 1877-05-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tho cufeehlcd, dyspcptlcs, oonaumpNves
ehoald drink Russian kouniiss or Milk Wtne. 1t
dlts the veins with healthy blood, !mparts vigor,
snd, produces pfunpuuss. 4. Areud, chemist 170
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