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lutheran synodical Conference.

CoLUMBUS, July l6.-The Evangelical
Lutheran Synodical Conference OF North
America met here to-day. 1t is compOs-
ed of the English Conference of Mis-
souri, synods OF Illinois, Minnesota,
Missouri. Ohio, Wisconsin and the Nor
wegian Synod. The following officers
were chosen: President, Prof. Lehman,
OF Columbus, O.; Vice President, Prof.
Lawson, of Washington, Neh.; Secreta-
tv, Prof. Frank, OF Columbus, O.; Chap
lain. Rev. Greebner, Of st. Charles, Mo-.
The body is composed OF sixteen hun
dred ministers in the United States and
Canada. Aout one hundred and fifty
delegates are present. The body will
be in session six days. The morning ses-
sions will be devoted TO the discussion
of theological subjects, and the after
moons to business.
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Iowa Prohibitionlst Convention.

CEpNR RAPIDS, July lG.-The Prohi-
bitiOnist Convention met here to-day,
Rev. Isaac G. Lusk presiding. j. Z.
Perkins was made President of the Con-
ventiOn. A motion to nominate a full
State ticket, pledged to prohibition, was
postponed, by vote ot % TO ., until
after the reading OF the resolutions.
Considerable debate ensued on a motion
binding all members TO support the ac-
ton of the Convention. A desiIe was
manifested 10 exclude all who took part
in the Republican Convention.
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Buford's Trial.

OwESToN, July l6.-Among the wit
nesses called this morning for the de.
tense was Mrs. Annie Wallace, the lady
10 whom BufOrd addressed letter Just
before the murder. The lady strongly
sustained the theory OF the prisoners 5
insanity. After few other witnesses
had given i'm their evidence, the de-
tense closed, with the privilege OF intro
ducing few other witnesses, who are
expected 20 arrive tomorrow.
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THE HEAT.
Hottest Day for Years i'm New
York. .HI

New YoKK, July 16.-This was the
hottest day for years, the thermometer
registering l02 in the shade.
Dispatches from various points east
and south represent this TO have been
the most oppressive day OF the summer.
In Virginia, crops are suffering for want
of rain.
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July l6.-Only one case OF
sunstroke to-day. About ten o'clock
this morning J. II. GortOn, prominent
citizen, succumbed TO the heat, and atter
being carried into a store, expired In
half an hour. The heat is intense.
The temperature to-day was very try
ing. In the middle OF the day the mer-
curry stood at 970, and at four o'clock at
9So. 1t was not until after dark that
any relief was experienced. -Four
cases of sunstroke were treated at the
dispensary; none fatal. -Four other cases
occurred in the southern suburbs oi the
city. Three deaths from sunstroke
were recorded with the mortuary clerk.
The distribution of free ice among the
deserving poor was commenced to-day,
and on Saturday the first of series OF
free excursions on the river, under the
auspices of the Fresh Air Mission, for
the benefit of sick children, will be
given. The general passenger agents OF
the lines running to Texas and doing
Texas business, to-day entered into an
agreement, TO take effect tomorrow, NOT
to allow tickets TO be sold from st. Louis
to any point in Texas less than the reg
ular tariff rates. They also agreed 70
allow no rebates or commissions OF any
kind on passenger business.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July l6.-Although tor
day has been the warmest of the season,
but four cases of sunstroke have been
reported, and only one OF these resulted
fetally. John Kroll, aged 43, an EN-
ploye in safe factory, died from the
heat
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RAILROAD BoNpS-Firm. {. {. 4 /.
G.. iirsts sold at Il; seconds 2jl.
STATE BONDs Dull.
STuCKs The stock market was strong
and higher. I'm the final dealings, the
highest prices oi the day were current.
The chief speculative interest centered
in granger shares. Lake Shore, the coal
stocks. and Hannibal 4 81 Joseph. The
advance in the last named Was p per
cent for common, and 81 for preferred,
The immediate cause Of the rise was the
report that the company had mott
fled the st. Louis, Kansas City q
Northern railroad that il would
not be- allowed 81 ahrIdgc at Kansas
City while Wabash Was keeping upa
war on passenger fares. Thus caused
the covering oi short contracts, which
assisted the upward movement. The
advance on the balance of the list ranged
from ! To- per cent. The transactions
aggregated l2S,0OO shares, of which
1000 were Ere, 2O.OOO Lake SHORE.
$1,000 Northwestern common, G,O0
preferred, 1900 ~. Paul common,
5000 DriewArv, Lackawanna and W est
ern, 2,6OO Michigan Central, 600 st
Joe common, 1000 Western Union,
and 1000 Kansas City aud Northern.
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THE FEVER.
Hopeful Condition of Affairs at
Memphis.

MEMPHIS, July lG.-The only restric-
tiOns now being enforced against Mem
phiS freights are by tie Memphis and
Little Rock, and the Mississippi Central
Railways. All the other roads have re-
voked their quarantine orders, The
merchants report a rush of business,
and a general feeling of hopefulness ex-
lists. The physicians now say that
Young Ray will recover. DIR. Henning,
who was reported a. having left the city,
returned the next day with his family
and resumed the practice OF his profes-
sion. No new cases for week.
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70, AldaiouJ Marah S> Fourth Pag,
p,,s,,rou. conaaxra,iop 10 Butf.lo.

BUFFALO, July lG.-Another disas-
trous conhayration occurred in this city
this morning at the Pitts Agricultural
Works, entirely destroying the immense
establishment, with the exception Of the
store house, containing finished ma
chinery, and the Office building. The
cause of the fire was supposed 10 be
spontaneous combustion. The works
were established in 1851 by John A.
Pitts, but had lately been merged into a
stock company, oi which Mrs. Mary A.
Brayly was president. Total insurance
sos 900. No estimate OF the loss has
We. been obtained.
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SAN FRANCISCO WALK.
Edwards the Winner.

SAN FRANCIsCo, July l6.-Oyer ten
thousand persons assembled II the Pa
Wilton this evening 90 witness the finish
of the six days walking match. The
greatest ENTHUSIASM prevailed. The belt
aud first money, $1,000, were won by
Edwards. who made 37l miles; second
money, $3.50, by Mcintyre, 36t miles;
Bowman, third money, 500, scored ShI
miles.
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WHEELING, w. VA, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY IL, 1879
AQUATIC MATTERS.
Arrival of Hanlan at Toronto.

TORONTO, July l6.-Hanlan, accom-
panied by David Ward, James Heasley
and d. W. Shaw, arrived by the Chicora
from Niagara at 6 o'clock last evening.
He was met short distance out in the
lake by large fleet of steamers and
Yachts, all of which were crowded with
people, and escorted to the city wharves.
The route was densely packed with
spectators, who cheered as the Chicora
passed, which Hanlan modestly ac-
knowledged. In the evening he visited
Horticultural Gardens, where he was
presented with an address by Mayor
Beattie on behalf of the citizens, 10
which he briefly replied.
Worlds Champion.
BosToN, July l6.-A member OF the
Hanlan club of Toronto, called at the
Globe Office recently and stated that If
the friends of Charles +. Courtney, of
Union Springs, will forward $1,000, or
any higher amount, TO Frank Queen, OF
the New York Clipper, as a forfeit for
match with Edward Hanlan, OF Toronto,
for any amount up to 500, 900, it will be
covered at once. This gentleman says
Hanlan's friends desire to deal with
Courtney's party only through the press,
and that Hanlan stands ready to row
Courtney on any course except at
0wasco lake.
Morris Challenge Declined.
HALIFAX, July l6.-At a meeting OF
the Rowing Association last evening,
challenge was read from Evan Morris to
Warren Smith to row five mile race
on the Pittsburgh course for $500 side,
allowing Smith 5000 for expenses. The
challenge was declined for this season,
but Morris will be informed that If he
wants race similar to that rowed at
Silver Lake, and will come here, he will
be allowed $500 for expenses.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, b. c., July Il, A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
decidedly warm and clear weather dur
ing the day, followed by local rains and
a slight iall in the temperature.
For the lower lakes cooler northeast
to northwest winds, rising barometer
and partly cloudy or clearing weather.
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Indian Depredations in Texas.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, July l6.-A Ne'rs
special from Fort Davis says: Indians
attacked Duetscheur Rancho, three
miles east Of here, killed Juan Josia, a
herder's wife, and drove off sixteen
horses. A party OF fourteen citizens
and detachment of troops are in pur-
suit.
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In the Handsnf Indians.

WINNEPEG, MANITOBA, July l6.-It i
rumored that Governor Lavid's resi-
dence at Battle Ford, and the Govern
ment offices, are held by the Indians.
There is no telegraphic communication
at present with Battle Ford, and the
rumor is not generally credited.
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Cabinet Makers Strike.

CHICAGO, July l6.-Two hundred
cabinet makers in the employ OF An
drews 4 Co., have struck for eight
hours work. A compromise is ex-
pected.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FIN ANCE.

NEW YORK, July l6.-MoSKY-Easy
at 2ld3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3GAil per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills weak at iSjI, sight eN-
change on New York 4S7i.
SILvER-At London jlId; bar silver
here ll3. subsidiary silver coin s@G
per cent discount.
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Bash Ball.

CLEVELAND, July l6.-Clevelands 10;
Syracuse l.
CHICAGO, July l6.-ChicagOS 4, Troys O.
CINCINNATI, July lG.-Cincinnati 3;
Providence D.
BuFoALo, July l6.-Bostons ); Buiia-
los -
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GovERNNgxrs-Strong.
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tonnnt-room for the safc-kcepipG Of tt,oso artI.
clcs during performance.
Tho new Brooklyn Thcatrr, It Is run,orca,
will be managed by Abbey, Of .he New York
Park Theatre.
Jamcs Ca.sasn. clown with thc London Cir-
cc,'s, vas Killed on The railroad Ut JollnstoHn,
Pu., last reek.
says lie has stronger pfay thnn ue Exiles II
for next season.
Bronson liowartl's "lIurrfsancs'' nod "Uld
Love Lctsess" succtcds " Engaged " at tho Bo.-
ton fask Theatre on the 24t'I.
On thu 9th, ida ". Cotlt1n. scrto.conc, died
II, Now York Of consumption: flenry E. MAdl+
bh1' ths clrcus manager. was her father.
Tle leading Indy Of Bouctcault's company At
Prescott, hn1 The honbEatte Miss Ada Glltnau,
At the London Adclpht !" The Ticket .o!. LrAre
y Scvtl1s % B.1: Drssriy aud Mlsa LyslIa Foote
According 10 tho Boston Herald, Robson and
crane ase pcrkonAttlix tie tHu UfutHfux At the
0'ohc of that city tn audiences only limited by
tlo s'za Ut the house.
The cast Of Arralus-poeue p" At the t3ranl
toucrn. House, .Sew York. this week Includes
Dion I'ouc!eauls, John Hrourl,atn, a. c. Dscrs,
Catherine Rogers, and File Wilton.
Marie WII'ams, late nf Cotvlfc's. thinks she
ms been l'atlly treated. 4 slnrt time ago her
1cuclrr was stolen nnd the uub1ls didn't know
1t. ihs ia tile first case on record.
Mr; g. =. Clarke, as Tovs|es In the pump.
handle scene, has to kick fts hat of at lie
wings. While plasIng the past In London lately,
to iis own h,rror, nntl to tho Intense alnusc-
mcnt of his audience, ie kicked Ills Int into the
centre Of the Royal boz, where the Duchess ut
Edinbnrg was sitting. by consna,ns Of the
nngust personage. lady In waiting picked It M
MID thfHW H. the Artnr.
, 1879-05-21

ontnc1dlng their oppnuntts. scEnrmirk wns
h!t hasI1 whi!0 tho vIatUra did Int little utl.
t+hlvin. The bfars started In rN,ory. hut llcli1cd
vol In The lattor part VI tile Qnlnc. ifuibort
supported Mccormick splenditlly, nnl Farrell
played good nj second. In the first inning Far.
rall, willie running TO frat, jun,pel Oh Walker
at Gsst, anu Injured tic lattor 10 badly Tint he
had to retire IN favor of Crowley, Mef'onRlo
going to right. The hitter player made
beautiful running catci,, anil Cfaup caught
Il. te.ter stylo than lie has before. Thu
BItfntos opcncd thc Ha,ne by gaining
run on Singles Of Egg1ce nlli Richardson, md
nrross Of Carpenter a,nl Ilo1bcrt. In tht: thir.l
Claup scored on Ills own hit, assistet by tingte
q CROWLEY and errors Ut Caruentcr. In thr
fifth tho liufa1os scored two runs pn single Of
Forre antl Clnpp, and tlrcc.'nser by Richard.
SOU. The scorc was Increased b. two more
runs on singles u hfc{3on!uu mud Forcn and a
tl!rcc:Dascf By E0gicr. Two tnore runs weru
a.!tci OH sitlRlcs Ut Crnwley. n,ld Force n,ni
ktchardson's second trcc.hascr. Tle Stura
latlcl to get a run, although they had three
lnuu on bases fu tile third iuuing.
, 1879-05-21
DRAMATIC NOTES,

Harry Sargent sails Tor Europe on the 3tst.
lilly Hurt, Thu wulIkuown comedian, is serl'
ousiy Ill.,.
Florence Davenport Il IN "'Frtsco" with hsr
sIstaF "Fuh."
Roaa Etyn9e ls back lu New York. Cyril
eehrlc attcntls her.
Aiarls VAIN wright, t!leg say. will shortly be-
como afrs. Louis James,
Sidney Grundy, author Of ''Bnowball," IL thp
30 Of thu Aiayot Of Manchester.
The Australians think Augusta Dargon the
greatest trage.ilauna tl,ey have sean.
Mary Anderson pats Arc6ia Gordon on the
hack and says he's written great play
Mis- Stella Taylor. variety acsrass, utll soon
ba married 70 Senator Frank Dstl, 10 theY saY.
Mrs. Charlss Roatue, Of Hics's " Eyangclins u
purity, dtoa Ut Toronto, Canada, fow days aEo.
Jalnes 0'Nsh IL mentioned Al tho leading
man Of The philadelphia Chestnut next sessou.
E.Isar md Fulton uro going to try their luck
With stock company at t'le Nen York Broad.
xartrhestre.
Mss May Davenport, daughter o. tt.a iats E.
L., will ncxt Kea4ou b in thu stock Of the 0os-
toa Museum.
London mid Partisan playgoers very properly
ob1ect to the pyfaHdAl heAaKsar Of ladfca OBJ
stfoctlhg tie view of the stage, aud provide a
, 1879-05-21
EEI)ESTRIANIBhT.
TIE CANADIANS GET IT.


TORONTO MAY 20.-In tlle pedestrian tourna-
mcnt which commenced hero Monday morning
Tho principal event IL the SIX days goas-yo1s.
please championship of Cauatla the first p.!ze
for which Ia $500 III cnsh aud gold
medal, llc second priae s2oo, and the third
s2lD Al! who cover 45o miles will
receive back their cntrance-fcc Of 6o5 alm1 Ger
tain snm Ut money for every three miles over
ilio l50 which they mar cover. The match Is
taking place in tue Adelaide street skating.
rink, ansl is an unqualified succcss, tho building
tonight being visited by over 5000 people.
There wcra ten entries, aud at o'clock tonight
the score stood as follows: Nelson, Of 1T, Cath
arines, 1G7 miles; Walker, Of Buffalo, 1Gv; Gu
sacli, Of 81. IhoMas, 40; Warren. OF New liam
burg, t3S; Upcratl, Ut Oswcgo, 1:}3; Albert, OF
Ottawn, 1885,; Henderson, Of Toronto, 1at:
0'tsrltly, Of Toronto, 83 Nurse, Of Toronto,
sprn!ned Ills nnklr tu thu thirty-lfth mile. ,t1d
bud to retire. finm1cht, Of Montreal, who had
been suffering from cramps IN bis stomach, gave
out after covering tifty-two mics. so far, tho
only contestant who has dono any running IL
Albert. Tile t1ltorest IL mostly conferred in
Walker, of Buffalo, and Nelson, Of vt. CRthar-
ines sumo Of the others give evidence Of brenls-
ing down. The match will be concluded Satur-
day uiglt.
, 1879-05-21
Utnctnnati's I'rotensions Puno-
tllred by tho Providence
Heavy Ilittcrs.
Buffalo and Troy City Victorious Over
Syracuse and Cleveland.
4 Day Of Brilliant Rncfng and Dig
Attendance at louisville.
Lord Murphy Wins the Derby In 2'37, and
King Faro the Mile Heats.
1}ABE-I}ALL.
CHICAGO f5. 1.O3T0n,

r,- x,,a..
Evcs since tfc season. opened and the "hlto
Stockings placea themselves III the front rank
,f The rhnmnions},fn rnre, Il hna t,ecn felt tfat
,lc, m,,,Ic won,1 tc thorouoh,x tc.tctt vh,n
.,'s. ,at I'm 1so.,a, ,,hn 1,sro nv .a,no ,t,,,
hIey mot tue boston ., "no naFe 'o9 some t'tno
been III second position. T'1cir defeat of the
Cincinnati Club two games out Of three Inst
wcsk showed nla1n1v tint tic uiuc's strength
t.1 r,,t ho,n rvcr.rstcI hv n. frtcn,1. on,1 In
'as' "os oee" o'e''"1oi ~ 4ts .tcuoe' "''''. :"
consequence Of th's fact' considerable anxiety
wns felt In Chicago concerning Yesterdays
enync. atltl largo audience assembled to SEQ It
niavc,l. 'rbe home nine IVA, nratn y}etor,ous
n,'I fot,,v vcd ,,e n,,tons NJ cvcrv mint
att 1"1f,Y on'ptaa'a 1s 4'"s,on, ~ .sciS p''pt
Although they arc not crcdlfcd with as many
basc.hits rs Wriehtfe team, the score OF earned
rims. which ia "a fair n test as any, shows
them in tbe land. The most expcnslyo
t''e1 ~ '"e ','.. III, 'A~ss .',, '..'',
errors on tne ooS'oa s'ue "oeo eaeeutcu
BY Sutton, who seemed to be In bad hun,or
generally, aud moro thnn once Incurred the
dfsn1cas,,ro Of t,o auaoucc by uuucccssartly
~ w .,'l.,,, 49, ,,,a 49, w.. 49,,
oe'aslns 'nc ea,he' "''cn ~ ,ae psss "as 'on*
enough. llouck, tile new boston enortstop,
had little 10 do, md Dill that badly, hts only
throw to first resulting tr mn error. Morrill,
Justice, but the rest Of the men woreup their
llsunl standard,
ttnytn. lost the toss for tl,c nfnt1, TINA in ten
Capt. Auson sent It's men 10 bat, anu. after
DutFfHplN tlhti HtflCK out, two earned ftIUB
wcrc scored, (Iorc mnkIns n hase lit. Nn,nn n
two-taaor, anll l'otcrs sis,gfo, Apson md Core
tallyfng. lii tie seenud inning Lnrk,n pol
around the bases On Ind throw to 1rst by Sut-
ton and mutict grounder by t),c - same IN e p,ayer
Ansun struck safely again ii tic thirti inning
but no runs resulted, and The boSa wero also
wbltewnshed in ,llc fourth. tic scare al lie ortl
ot that inning being oycn,-thrce aptccc. Tic
Dnstons ge. nn ,1nsarucl run in the first fnnit,g
by virtue OF wild throw to 1lrst by Wijlfan,snm
anl in Tic fo,rfl eecurcl kwo more, onu heinz
earned, Morrill, lending otf with n twn.l,n,cF
Sutton aud Bond cottl1,c in s,mrlce. 'i'lc hotno
nine nssuucd tl,c lend ara,n in thc aftb inning.
m earned run being the result Of basc hits b.
Gore and silaifcr thc former stealing SECOND
yory nrctttly uu tojIyinr m shnffrr's hi. in
the eighth he scored ngan henr t,iyct, j,fo nj
first by Morrils's muif of Hutto,ias throw steal
tur second, an, roInr to third on n nn..cd t,cii
Ho would ilayc remained thcra had rot IIomrk
matlc n bad throw Of Petcrs' cav rrountter. bnt
as II was, the run was scored. nn;kl Trent cheer
Inr Then the Uo4tons went in to liz lin ,core
mud succeeded. OKotrke led Of with bnsc.
fIt I{urior1. followed viii t,vo.ho.cr soniur
, 1879-05-21
BOSTON,

SpFfAf1 l1-ptfth n The 7F1hfN33.
BosToS, alass., May M.-Tie Gscenbzck State
Committee met tonight, and nlalc preliminary
arrangements for vigorous campaign tu the
falt. 4 mass-rnectGg will DO held In Music
Hall juno 5, when Peter Cooper Will preside;
Butler will adrocate his own claims to tllu Gov.
ernorshtp. mil Wendell Phlllipa, Wcaysr, of
Iowa, and solou Chase, Of Milne, will speak. In
reminding The Gscentackcrs ,lut 1t ID their i'm
perattve duty to buy tirketa for this show, the
Committee stase that nut u1tc fpnny will be
used to advance the private INTERESTS of nuy
ofllce'sceker, but that all Will 70 toward the
fund fur the campaign, nn the ,turchaso unli
distribution Of GrCuubaca lIternturc.
, 1879-05-21

6trnthmoro,. tacklIng the Lord with dash Just
hs ''cy gut fhtn the stretch. Sidc BY ssdc they
ttt1e, but the Eafnn Enquirer could not lead ti,r
nsss.fuotsd ,. I I"nnr,,ee1n, n h"ri MURPHY
n lsngtl, a,ut d hatf hcinl Faisc.to's toconti,
Irintdad length behind Stra:lsnoEe, One DtIna
tifty, md t3ou. !ke sIxty. Time, 2:37-the best
lsndeu Ba'le,, In f5i7, In 4:38; lId day Star, In
!H7s, IN 2:37ll. Tin value Of the .iake was
t3,uo, VI which sgW goes to tile second forhe
IN THE THIRD HAcE,
purac $3.50, so tn aecDnd hnrsc, mile honts,
or. VirElllEat, A,li T'oicmn started. Faro and
Peru wpru favorItes. King faro won tn: first
heRt with ease, Peru second, ntni Victim third.
stre.c', when King Faro's victory seemed
a.s,trcfl, t'M Teanh entry, Ella lsowcts, ra.i
!waa ail ha could do 10 1secr up with
her under whip ansl spur, and tho
another .irad l,nai. The time ,saa 1:42A. Ella
Rowett then had the call in the iuo1. ut ST N0 to
$l0o They went OF welt togultcr, ,tllu mare icad.
Ing 10 The Inst quarter, when Euro, coming up,
, run a"as fron. her enough to win by hnll = =
ot Interest A1Nl excitetncHt
OrllE1l POINTS.
TO ths fTtstkt7t xsstGtafsd Tress.
LouIsyiLLr, May 2o.-l!ie attendance cx-
ccedch l6,tU0, about half the niltnhcr occunylug
Ito field, which Ia always free hero on Derby
Day.
Lord Ainrohy's time is the quickest over mads
IN the Kentucky Derby.
The pouls on to.lnofrows races sold as follows
tonight:
Flras racc-Alc1Mn1cr Stakes, half-nste dash: ):
kni,ai!, tn; Blackburn, ~; Knight Te1nplar,
II; lsansroit, -; Moscow, II: 'ro1!so, l2; Grin.
stead, 10: Scntlcssohn, q; Zig Medicine, 10;
nnwlcy, f.
Second racc--1adles' Stake, hali-rn.le dash: J:
Illus l.udgc, tDl; Donaldson, Is. CotrilI, 45:
M,bsersana, II; MamIs H., II; unnstcad, III;
Tipcy, II; Slstoya. 10.
1hird racc-Satsng race. mile heats; Check
GiaSc s%h, % II; i. J. ; Keu"er ii Is eisp't; Dsvs g. 81
Adams, Il.
TIE ENuL1sH TuHF.
LONDON, May :W.-Iho Ircnt Northern uAn1-
leap rara to-t!ay at tic York Spring meeting
wyas won by castlcrcugh, Tcntcr Gaie second,
Knight Teniplar third.
, 1879-05-21
The Rebel yell has grown weaker and Wcake
until It las become moro whisper.


New York wants N11. Moody; but wo fear
VI too latc.
Senator Druoo has named hts youthful
sslf Roscoe conki'ng Bruce.
dseat apooch In tho Senate of James G.
aa'ne-l want to bo President.
senator Eaton's retort to Conkling-Tako
snah OF your size, can't you,
II Ar. Darid Davis expects to mako big
'uas he should not forget to chalk hts cue.
A6ubscdption ia aid OF m exodus Of Con-
a'es' would doubtless be extremely popular.
Voice Of tho Solid Bonth-1f my man at-
Mnps to haui up tho American Gag, shoot him on
tssapot
fealiug o.nong tho Democratic Sonntora-
vas oh'y happiness Is Ia secession from Zach
, AomaFk OF the Southern Domocrnta-H
asfs afc to bc bayoncs at thu polls VIC should like
'ossssy tLenl,
AIR. l1orr wants to be called tho sweet
!:kes Of Michigan, he should not relapse Into such
ps"!onud sile,cc.
10 Mr. Conkliu9, who Is making some
Wae' @ ataeks on the Tall Sycamore OF tho Waoash;
"Ssa1aan, sparo that tree,
,.s come unfeclfug porsous arc trying to
rh.as, r.a.ra INC South TO death By mentioning Mr,
>A.aa'ef Tor the Presidency.
s.s Aaud'nG to Zach Chandler, tho Southern
assu1s ess' aFc heard to say: Thas old tplbecils,
"4"eT, Ia to blaau for thla.
-. L@am Fair IL to lecture In Now Orleans for
.snta' Of tho poor, and tho au who refuses to
IVY W. ''~H will pFubsh!y ret shot.
,,v. nu composer OF "Miguon has written
..as.4. Emma Thurshy, congratulat!ug tcr on her
,'@a' anu fEghsful SUCCESS In Paris"
~. ..o'aes in Now York hns committed aui-
ts,.,' ~saa'e Of her daughters etopenent. Poor
ohs probably expected 10 70, too.
t,s1s s"''sea OF starving tho Government the
atsate. might cut OF the Presidents supply Of
~. The latter would bo moEs etlcctlys.
~. po Lewis says the grsa. trouble with WON.
~ shoes Il iha. tho sotes ara too narrow, Mr..
ae loo vida. ''e@''s ~ '''"' '"''' 's0'
hn..s w. uwyer has proved to bs sncl. harsl
tts,Ma4 sueh an srttstic fighter that thsse ~ ron
sno'o us,. curiosity 10 kuow nj what tbso,on,c,,
3a'5 10 Graduated.
uns,Sa asa I"ain's brother has been oxoom,
III ,hnn',Foa' rum church al Kookuk for hescsy.
'a' ptous Marx.
.d,t H.. -. 1a!aon ought to BE- nblo to drive
taour ths 10 h!' instru'nrnt Tor msgntfytng soand
u,jsa , lug aspitunts far the Presidency who sfa
~, 10 asa' tasmse!scs boom.
,1..a,p' v p'on'o teasou, With all It's tnnooont
as,. n,...,. aete. and tho tow prizes Of eggs lntti.
Ees!eknr so..! "oss OF cussard.po Tor the ardent
~ 'ossl 10 at down upon.
10 ssh, .os 10y o. tl's okoloaa 1tstes Ia going