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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-02

A SPECIAL term Of the Marshall Conn.
~ Circuit Court Ia TO convene on the 18th
inst. The session will be held for the
trial Of the Bennett, Cockayne will case.
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CHARLES E. DWIGHT,
practical CHEMIST,

Is prepared TO make careful and eonp,t, ~.
Of Iron Ores, Limaiones, Mineral Vita G
LABORATORY, Con. 2irH aud CHlrlmsa.
WHEELING, W. VA.
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AoRAaD ball ia booked for the 22ud Of
this month. II will be under the auspi.
ces Of the United Workmen, and prom.
ises TO be success.
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MOTHER GoosE.-There will be full
rehearsal Of the Mother Goose entertain.
ment this evening att o'clock sharp, at
Germania Hall, corner Market and 14th
streets, over smyth's grocery, entrance
from 14th street. All participantsshould
be on time.
On account OF the engagement OF the
Ellsler troupe here on the 18th and 10th
OF February, the entertainment for the
Children's Home will take place on Feb
ruary 18th 10Th and Goth.
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Work on the new Jail at Moundsyillei Is
being pushed vigorously forward, and
the structure viii be completed about
the first OF April.
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TaE regular services, both morning
and night, at 10Y and z O'Clock. will be
held By the pastor, Rev. y. p. Miller, at
the Disciples Church tomorrow.
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A NEW dodge Of the tramps ia 10 don
the blue ribbon and impose on good
natured citizens by protesting to be recent
temperance converts. Look out for the
acanps,
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THOSE taking part 10 the Mother
Goose entertainment will meet at Ger
mania Hall this evening for rehearsal.
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GheG,teailg
SATURDAY, FEB. ., 1878.
New Adyertisemenls.

Statement Of the Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company OF New York.
Book Cases aud Writing Desks-G.
Mendel, Booth & Co.
Gold Pens-stanton & Davenport.
Parlor Night Lamps. L. Hobbs,
Luke FittOn-Plumber, Gas and Steam
Filter.
ofal-GeOrge Il. Parks.
Book.keeping-Harry Caldwell.
For Sale-Furniture.
For sale-Desirable Property.
For Rent-Store Room and Dwelling.
Vegetable soup-Union Restaurant
head Of local.
List OF Letters.
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TEE Clerk Of the Municipal Court yes.
terday Issued q warrant for Edward Don.
ner, Of the Fourth Ward, who 10 charged
with abusing his vile.
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TIE Committee on Court House and
Jail Of the Board Of Commissioners met
yesterday afternoon at the rooms Of the
Board.
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The CouRn.-crRcu1r ooURr-Judgt
Mairia.-The Circuit Court met at 9
o'clock yesterday morning, as usual
Business was transacted as follows:
The will Of Otto Kreps was proved
upon the oRths OF subscribing witnessesi
and admitted 10 record. Elizabeth Krepa
Was qualified As exeeutrix, giving per-
sonRl' bond in the sum Of $1,000.
A final decree 10 favor OF defendants
was directed TO be entered in the case Of
VIM. Nichols vs.. Isaac Cots, trustee, and
others.
An application for the removal Of the
personal estate of. v. Moeller, miner
Adjourned until this morning at 9
o'clock.
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TIE Uncle Tom Combination, which
opens the new hall next week, numbers
forty.three persons.
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A LODGE Of the Independent Order Of
Workipgmen was instituted at Walters
Hall on Thursday evening. 1t will be
known as Marion Lodge.
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PEOPLE may say what they believe
about Il, but hundreds and thousands Of
men prove by their daily lives that they
do not, and can not believe in hell.
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TnE moulders at the Arlington Stove
Works vii give ball in the new ware.
room Of that establishment on the 10th
Inst, for the benefit Of the Children's
Home,
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GovKRNMRNTs-steady.
RAILROAD BoSDS-Generall
Sr.rp nnrsno-S Meade

STATE BoNDs-steady.
STocEs-The market was extremely dull,
generally firm in tone, and without any
special feature other than an advance OF
about per cent in Illinois Central in
sympathy with the rise In London.
The transactions aggregated only 5000
shares, OF which II 900 were Lake Shore,
5000 Northwestern, 5000 St Paul com.
mon, 5000 Lackawanna, 1000 Delaware q
HUDSON and 1900 Western Union.
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AwHEE1ISo rifle team goes to Wells.
burg to-day TO compete with Bethany
and Wellsburg marksmen for $50 rifle.
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The Board of Commissioners of this
county will meet on Monday morning
next. ....
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THE travel in police circles last night
was difficult, and consequently very lit
tie game was captured.
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WONDER II the Mardi Gras mummery
Is to be repeated in Wheeling this sea.
son ?-Ohio VALLEY Naps.
Yes, and there's room for another har.
lequin. Come over and make yourself
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range OF the thermometer,
as observed at schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
s !: is g 's g. 7F; 4
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ALL those who have given it a trial
will not be without II. II cures. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, d4W
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GRIP VAN wISKLE" tonight at the
Opera House.
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Mun1mpA1 Counr-Judqe Ofanmer,

MUNICIPAL couRr-Judgc oranmer.
This court met at 10 A. N. yesterday.
Patrick D. Carroll VS.. Andrew Fl. Rey.
nolds, In assumpsit. The case was CON
tinued until the next term Of court At the
cost Of the plaintiff.
Adjourned until this morning at II
o'clock.
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The revival at the North Street NJ, e
Church is still progressing and is doing
a good work.
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IT is reported that the La Belle Mill be
started again on Monday next.
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THE Ohio County Medical Society me
last evening at the office Of DR.. D. B.
Ward, Deputy Health Officer.
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The F. ]. o. F. Society is TO give a
social at schwartz's Hall on Thursday
evening next.
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The man with the silver horns went
to Matamoras with Cockayne's orchestra
Yesterday.
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TIE death Of a child from the small
pox in an alley in the Second Ward was
incorrectly reported as having occurred
on GALLEY G, back Of the Christman
House, The child died at the residence
OF It's parents on ALLEY 7, near 10th street.
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THE FRAGRANT BREArH OF BEAUTY
attests the matchless purifying proper
iies Of SoZoDoNT. Every lady who
hN ever used It proclsimS Il q perfect
antidote TO dental decay. Pure teeth are
essential TO pure breath, and both are
enjoyed by all who resort to this agreea-
BE, wholesome, and invaluable vegetable
nnrnnonnd.
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IDIors will watch for the grounding
to-day.
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Two Button Kids, all colOrs, all sizes,
only 80 cents, at Speyer Bros.'
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GROUND Swine day.

THE Riverside Mill will start up again
to-day.
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New ORLEANS. Jan. 10, 1873.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ly, 1873.
The undersigned certi6es that he was
the holder OF one.eighth Of a single mum.
Der ticket No. 62,s5O, Glass I'M in the
Louisiana STATE Lottery, which drew the
Third Capital Prize Of Treaty thousand
Dollars, on Tuesday, Dec. II, 1877, said
ticket having coat the snm Of one dollar
aud twenty-five cents, at the office OF B.
Frank Moore & Son, 3l7 Broadway, New
York, and that the amount was promptly
paid on presentation Of the ticket at the
office of the COMPANY.
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Total In Tfeasury
LAM ~ aun rRKAsnaY.


The following Is a statement Of the operations Of
the National Bank Redemption Agency for the
month and seven months ending yesierdiy, Is
compared with the corresponding periods last year:
Seven
Month. Months.
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d. q. DUNUAN.
COS Trslh street, N. W,

Washington, D. O
ANOTHER PRIZE Wos.-Mr. T. N.
Wescoat, agent Of the Southern Express
Company, certifies TO having collected
for account OF s. Norman, New York
city, the proceeds Of one.half Of single
number ticket which drew the third cap.
ital prize Of FIVE thousand dollars in the
drawing Of the Louisiana Lottery, Janu.
airy 8. The ticket was bought Of B. Frank
Moore & Son, 3l7 Broadway, New York,
and the amount has been promptly paid
by the company, as may be seen by GER
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spaalding's Glue will mend your ways,
4. eod&H
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HAMBURG Edgings, from 8 cents a yard
up, at speyer Bros
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LETTER CARRIERS REPORT. - Work
done by the letter carriers in the month
OF January, 1873:
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HEA1ru oYYloERs REpoRr.-Deputy
Health Officer Ward furnishes the tol.
lowing report Of deaths occurring dur
ing The month Of January:
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DooMS FOR RENT

NOR RENT-one Gns Brick Dwelling, nine
rooms, with all moJern improvements, inolud:
ing water closet and bath tub; large LOTT located
No 20 South Penn street, and now occupied by W.
IL. CGldN e;l, Eq Possession April Isl.
One two and hAlfitory Brick House, With eight
rom, and Htore Room, gAs and water. MI In good
TenAiI; No. 90 Eighteenth street. VIII DO rented
very low PossesIiOn April ist.
Two one story Frame Houses on Eleventh sirSet,
suitable for offices or dwellings. Possession April l.
Apply A. NJ. ADAMS,
dos 1871 Market St
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POLICE CouRT-Jadge Oann1er.
There were three cases before bis Hon.
or yesterday morning, viz:
George Rice was fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness.
John Wilson and David Ryan, for
fighting in the police court room, were
sent to the city prison for thirty days
each.
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NEw oa1EAss, Jam. 10, ISIS.

The undersigned certifes that he held
Tor collection Tor account Of s. Norman,
New York city, one.half Of single mum.
Der Ticket, No. 29,32l, Glass A, in the
Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the
third Capital Prize OF Fire Thousand Dol.
lars, on Tuesday, January 5, 1873. said
ticket having cost the sum OF one dollar,
at the office OF B. Frank Moore & Son,
S17 Broadway, New York, and that the
amount was promptly paid on presenta.
ton Of the ticket at the office Of the COM
pany. I. NJ. WEscoAT,
agent Southern Express Go.
In ALL GASES notice Is given by the
Louisiana State Lottery Company that
all its correspondence is strictly confden.
tial, and it never publishes the names Of
persons drawing capital prizes without
tirst obtaining written card over their
own signature, and unless specially per.
mitted to publish it.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN A
FORTUNE, February 18th, at New Orleans.
Grand Distribution Louisiana Slate Lot.
terry Company. 1857 prizes, amounting TO
Sll0.406; capital prizes, $50, 900, $40, 900,
5000, &c; 100 1000, tickets, two dollars
(s2); halves one dollar (Sl). Correspond
Ing agents for sale Of tickets at highly
remunerative compensation wanted at
all points. All our Grand Extraordina.
ry Drawings are under the supervision
and management Of Gems. g. 7. Beaure.
gard and Jubal A. Early. Address M.
A. Dauphin, Postofice Box G92, New Or.
leans. La,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPR.


WAsutxorox, FebruIry 1.-The following Z q
statement OF the public debt Of the United States
for the month Of JAnuiry, 1875
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r Isr OF LETTERS.

Remaining unclaimed In the Post Oaa an
Ing, Ohio county, W. Va, saturday, FtAnr1t
1878. To obtain any Of the following 0, q
can't must ask for advertised letten, shS 81
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FOR RENT.
DOR RENT

ToR RENT-A twO-Story brick dwelling honSe
containing IeTgn rooms and hall, No. u 10th
street, between MAIu and Market. Gas and water.
Wili 81 rented low from April lEt. Applytc
I'M THOs. 3. MOFFET, 2l05 Mlrket q.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-25
The Pine City LAUNDERING Interests,

E. A. Jones, of Minneapolis, has recently
purchased the Pine City Lumber Company's
mills at Pine City, and intends going large},
into the manufacture of lumber. To this
end, he and ex-treasurer Huntington have
purchased Robinson, Netser e. Co.'S logs,
aggregating 100000 feet, also 100000 feet
of Martin strong, and are further negotiat-
ing for the purchase of 100000 feet from
other parties-all of which It is designed to
work up into lumber, this season.
The mill is now being fitted up in the
best style, and will be started as soon as
possible. N IS
The main Ground House dam went out on
Saturday last, letting off the head of water.
and sweeping large number Of the logs
lying on the stream, below the dam, into the
meadows, and necessitating good deal of
hard labor to get them in again. The dam
belongs to Hersey, Bean q Brown, Of
Saltwater, who put in large
force of men the next day
and it is supposed that within ten or fifteen
days they will have the dam fully repaired.
The loss is not so much in the damage to
the dam or the scattering of the logs, as in
the loss Of the head of water, which cannot
be supplied at this time except through the
Intervention of heavy rains. Depending en-
tirely upon this dam for market, Mr.. Nell
son has about 8,000,OO feet of logs old and
new, and Hersey, Bean g. Brown have prob
ably about 2,0o0, 1000. There is no water on
the Snake river for driving and but little
prospect unless continued heavy rains should
! eAt in.
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trotters that ever lived. She dropped thir-
teen foals, twelve Of which are alive, and ten
OF which were By Rysdyk's Hambleton:an,
ana Two others by sons Of that famous sire.
Among these colts is Brunette, sold for $12,
GOO; Bruno, for $4,000; Daniel Boone,
5000; Young Bruno, $1,000; Miss Brunette,
$4,000; Breeze, $1,000. The amount actual
" paid for the progeny of "Old Kate" says
The SPIRIT, with fair valuation for her
present living descendants, exceeds 800, 900.
She was black mare, 1913 hands, with a
stripe in the face, white near fore ankle, white
near hind heel, and white off hind ankle.
A correspondent of Dunton's Spirit Of tho
Turf, writing from Owatonna, says:
l had the pleasure Of meeting my old
friend Hiram Adams, at the driving park
stables. He has sixteen trotters and colts
under his watchful eye. The first shown us
was b. g. Prince Arthur. He is considered
by the knowing ones as the Whirlwind of the
West; sired by Volenteure; dam unknown
The horse that heads him to the wire, vii
have record close to the teens, providing
Hiram drives him. Black Mollie, b.
Jim Raven, dam unknown. She seems *
be the pet of the stable: could show 40 to
cutter. G. g. Grey Dick, record SO. Hiram
says he is tinctured with Mustang blood,
good one at least Blk. h Abdallah Clay, b.
Clay Pilot, bred by G. F. Stevens, of Mil
waukee, owned by DR.. w. A. Ware, of thi
city; no record; will be good moneys
horse this season. B. b. Magma Charter, Jr
by Magma Charta, sixteen hands high; ca
show better than 40 gait; owned by Charlie
Schurtz, Of Usage, Iowa. s. &. Primo
owned and bred by NJ. ]. Toher; sired b
Abdallah Clay.
"Blk. c. Undertaken, threesyears old, b
Mambrino Eclipse, he by Alhambra, dal
unknown bred and owned by NJ. L. Strong
For homeliness and crooked legs this or
heads the list. Hiram says he will make
trotter, sure. B. m. Kittie Dutton, owne
by 9. F. Wilklow, can trot in 40. There a
eight others taking their first lessons.
"M. L. Strong ia giving Little Rube regul'
work. he is looking finer than ever So
him. He will prove dangerous horse
the 81 class this summer. n. w. Pratt h
: the b. geldings Frank Brown and Sleepe
both able to show 40 clip"
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Personal


Hon. Ed. McDermott, of Minneapolis, paid
flying trip to St. Paul yesterday.
j. O. Her, of Omaha, is spending few DAYS
in the CITY, with headquarters at the Metro
politan.
General Manager S, 8. Merrill of the Mil
Haukeee & st. Paul Road, and party, passed
through the city on last evenings train for the
East.
Hon. Geo. Giles, Of Belle Plaine, is in the
city on brief visit. George looks as pleasant
end happy us It the county seat were already
removed to Jordan.
W. N. Madden, alias Fatty the original
Black Hills drummer, having first entered
in St. Paul and left on the evening train for
Chicago.
Col. 0. A. Morton came down from st. Peter
Saturday night, where he has been as q mem
Der OF the State investigating committee He
will return tomorrow and remain to the con-
clnsion of the investigation, which is likely to
continue two or three weeks.
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JUDGES OF ELECTION
Will meet for the
Correction Of Poll Lists

sr. PAUL, March 20, 1873.
First Ward.
F1asr D1srn1c1--23d inst, from \. NJ to r.
NJ, from to 10 p. NJ; 25th inst, 4. N. to
r. N.
SECOND D1s1s1or-22d, 2ed and 25th in.ts.,
from to 10 p. NJ.
Second Ward.
FIRST DISTRICT 22d and 23d insts.> from II A.
NJ. to P. NJ. 25th inst, from II A. NJ. to 2
F. NJ, and from s to7r.M.
SECOND D1srR1cr-22d 23d and 18th insts.,
from Il NJ. to ! 2. n. and from to 7 r. NJ.
Third Ward.
F1Rer D1srn1cr-2lst and Esd insts., from to
9p. NJ. 25th inst, from to 8 F. NJ
Fourth Ward.
FIRST D1sTRrcr-2ed inst., from to 8 =. NJ.
25th inst, from IL A. NJ. to l F. H., and from
5 to 8P. NJ.
SECOND D1s1R1cr-22d inst, from IL III. to z
Pm. 25th inst, from Z to ga. NJ. and krom
5 to- TIP. NJ.
THIRD D1sTR1cr-22d and 2Sd insts., from II
An, too P. II. and from s F. NJ. to F. NJ
18th inst, from 10 A. NJ. to l-P NJ. and from
| 5P. N. to 7P.M.
Fifth Ward.
FIRST D1srR1cr-22d and Esd insts., from II A
! N. to 2. NJ. 25th inst, from IL a. NJ. to P
NJ. and from to p. NJ.
SECOND D1srR1cr-23d inst, from l2 NJ. to 2 ,
NJ 25th inst, from to I'm.
Sixth Ward.
ed and Esd insts., from A. NJ. to 4. ?. NJ ant
| from to 10 P. NJ. 25th inst, from a. N. t,
| 9P.M.
And at all the districts on election day fron
Z to Dam.
Omissions filed when data is furnished.
Official
NJ ]. o'CossER,
66-1 City Clerk.
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
Kansas City, Mo-, will hang up $4,000 in
premiums for combined trotting and run
nigg meeting to be held the last Of June.
The famous trotting stallion Woodford
Chief, died near Frankfort KY, on tho 9th
inst, of congestion Of the heart and lungs.
His owner, Col. Pepper, valued him at $780,
900.
Recent sales Of thorough-breds in Ken
lucky and Louisiana, show falling off in
prices as compared with last year, fact
which horsemen ascribe largely to the New
York pool law.
Mr.. j. L. Case, the enterprising breeder of
Racine, Wis, has purchased Of Mr.. Hunt
ington, of Rochester, N. Y, the stallion Mar
ragansett, by Rhode Island, to take Gov.
Sprague's place in the stud while Sprague is
campaigning.
The groy gelding Billy Button, record Of
2:51, aged Sc years, and still living, is the
Oldest trotter in the United States. He is
owned by Col. D. j. Unger, of Pennsylvania,
who trots him regularly on the road in fine
weather at about 800 gait.
1lr. Charles Read, of New York city, has
just imported from Lord Rosebery's stud at
chestnut stallion All Heart, five years old, by
King Tom. The pedigree of All Heart is
one of the richest in England.
Mr.. James NJ. Dunn, of Waseca, MINI.
has recently bought, of M. w. Durham
Wayne, Ills, the imported Percheron- Nor
man mare Minerva, for $4,000. This is 9
l fopn
purchased some months ago, the imported
stallion Marmaduke, No. 297; and he also
has four high-grade mares, three of them by
Success, No. 452, which gives him a fine
nucleus for breeding stud
The initial meeting of the great septillat
eral circuit will be at Cleveland, from July
23d to 26th, and the others in succeeding
weeks, in the following order after Cleve
land, Buffalo, Rochester Utica, Springfield
Hartford and Ploughkeepsie. The entries
close for Cleveland, Buffalo and Rochester,
July Is. The purses at each place aggregate
$l3, 800, and the members of the circuit are
restricted from offering more than $4,000
/ Chas. S. Green Babylon, L. l., is out in {
challenge to trot Great Eastern against
smuggler, at Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester
Utica, Poughkeeps1e, Springfield and Hart
ford, on the last day of each meeting, ract
of mile heats, best in 5 to harness, FOL
81, 900 side, each race, pay or play. Tn.
challenge to be accepted OH or before The
LIST day of April, 1873. If Col. Russell, tn,
owner of Smuggler, does not want to max,
the trots, Mr.. Green will trot Great Eastern
the same races, against any horse in tn,
world to saddle.
The following table, giving the total en-
tries in all the stakes for the spring meeting
at the places mentioned for the years 1873
1877. and 1876. shows the growing interes
among breeders in these events. The frs
mentioned closed March 1:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-25
RIVER MATTERS.

The river is still receding, and yesterday
showed, by the gauge, depth of five feet
one inch.
The steamer Annie left Lacrosse at 8
o'clock Saturday morning, heavily laden, for
st. Paul, and arrived last evening.
The Clinton. the first passenger boat of
the season, will arrive direct from St.. Louis
about Thursday.