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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-15
DR.. MENG, Donaldsonville:

C'est avcc le pins vif plals1r que .jc Won
vols reprendrc In fabrication lie Notre Tein-
tnre Dtpnratiye. Je ne sanrais trop Ia
recommahder Il tons ceuX qui sonilrcnt de
maladics unciennes. zen al vrndu bean
coup dams lie temps, ct j'ai etc tfmoin de
cures anssi nombrenses que snrprenantes.
Mails deux %surtnnt sont restecs gravecs
dams ma mtmnire:
Nine. Santiago ,TroSillo, AgGc d'cnviron
A6 ans. qni depnis plnsieurs anufes n'avait
pm qnitter son lit (%retour d'asc), s'cst tron-
wee enforcement gnfrie, apres l'cmplol de
gnclq,les honteilles dc tcinturc dtpurative.
Ellie est deyenne forte ct pnissantc, ct n
plus RESENT aucune csepce dc doulenr.
Me. Lagrezc ,Agfe dc 25 ans, qti depths
pusieurs annaes @n'avait pm sc livrcr 4 an
cnne especr travail, en- probe a nne migrai
ne Ini Ia tcnait cloufe 1als sa chambre
s'cst vue dtlivrfe pour t@onionrs de cctte
donl"urcnse maladie. apres l'nsage de quel-
qnes bonteilles de cette bonnie teinture.
ST ce medicament, bien connu ct clnplo-
We dams nos parages. await besoin d'ttre
recommandf, .je ponrrais bonner le nom de
nombIe de rarsonnes qui ont etc queries
par la teintule d6pnrative.
Venillez men "Nptdier me caissc. Plu-
sicnrs malades men ont demande ct latten-
dent.
AMADEO RRAI-D5
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-15

country ond introduced the Sean
dinauian Blood Purifier; since
which time Thousands haze been
cured, BY its use, Of Sc,9ftM and
other blood diseases. II contains,
besides the lolide Of Poiasso aud
Syrup Of Sti1ing;a, drugs import
ed from S,reeien for is e1prcss
manufacture, nnknorn and not
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-15

stimul0nt are
required. 1nep
restore the ritdl
forces IN a re-
n,aykable degree,
and give tone to
the system.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-15
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The Policy.Holders of the LOU.
s1ANA EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
Co. of New Orleans will please take
notice that-L. A. Colomb, of Don.
aldsonvilIe, is now acting as Solic.
itor and will make collections for
this Company in the Lafourche
district.
We call the attention of those
desiring Life Insurance and the Sc.
CuRITY offered under The State Reg
istrati0n Lac to OUR YEARLY RE.
NEwABLE PLAN, giving low Rates
OF premium, and guarantee OF full
protection.
For particulars apply to
AND. PATTON, Sec'y.
Or to
L. A. CoLoMB, Agent.
Donaldsonville.
New Orleans, June 10, 1879.
jy5-2m.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-15

called, are merely ,cishimashy stuf,
sold as a beverage. DR.. Roback's
Bi1lers are not a beverage in any
sense Of the mo,yl, but contain the
most expensive drugs kno,cn to
science for the radical cure Of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
| for alt cases ,rheys a tonic and
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-15

kept BY aI'othe-
carries IN this
cc"ntry. A
| single trial wiN
convince The most
eseptical Of its
~aconderfui ualue.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-15
AMADEO BRAUD.

Je c%crtitie que lie D6pnratif du DIR. Meng
ma gufri radicalcment Oh 1874 dune forte
eruption cntnnfe sur l'abdomen, qni await
resistN pendant an moins six mois Il tous
les antres Remedies presents par les pra-
ticicns de la Nouvellc-Orlfans L'fruption
disparaissait, mails revenait tonjours.
SiN bontcillts de la Teintnre FONT fat
disparaitre, ct l'6rnption nest plus
apres ce traitement.
j. ID. AUGUsTIN.
st Charles, : Juliet 1873.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-15

riably establishes them as tavorites
,ciih all mho use them.
The reasons why Dr.. Roback's
! Blood Pills should be kept tn e.
cry family are: R,cause they can
be employed IN all cases .chere a
".fami7y physic' is required, and
are perfectly safe IN their admin
istratton at all times; Because
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-15
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
AND
a CIR AL
Mechanical College,
BATON ROUGE, La,

Mechanical College,
BATON ROUGE, La,
Is now open for the reception of
students and cadets. Session begins,
by law, October jand ends July 4.
FACILITIES FOR INSTRUCTION.
Very good: an experienced Fa-
Guilty. now of four Protessors-the
number expected soon to be increa-
sed much philosophical and cilemi.
cal apparatus; good appliances for
instruction in Engineering, large
musuems of Natural History a Ii.
brary Of fully fourteen thousand
volumes, and II good equipment of
small arms and artillery for mill.
tary exercises. Efforts are also ma.
king to get in readiness the Ex-
detrimental Farm and Workshops.
COURSE OFSTUDY.
Embraces a wide field of litera.
ture and science; and for the pres
emit parents will select the studies
which they may wish their sons to
pursue. The military exercises are
ranked as studies, only obligatory
on the cadets who are quarteretl in
the University building, and option.
al With other students, who board
in Baton Rouge. To become "stud-
emit" or "cadet," is optional with the
parent.
ADMISSION
granted to young men and youths
not under fourteen years of age,
who r proficient in the branches
of a common English education.
They can enter at amy time during
the session,and be charged only from
date Of entrance. Students may be
residents Of other States.
UState or beneficiary cadets
cannot be received until the Legis-
]ature makes an appropriation to
pay their expenses.
EXPENSES.
Tuition and the use of library and
apparatus are absolutely free. Stu
dents can find good boarding in Ba-
ton Rouge, for about 5l5 IA month;
and those who form "messes," can
maintain themselves for sc to IS a
month.
EXPENSES FORA MILITARY CADET.
Fixed expenses per month-Board,
lodging and servant attendance,
$12; washing and mending, $5 so;
fuel and lights, so cents; medical at.
tendance, 81 ; total, SIG; or for the
session OF nine months $l44, or a.
that rate for part of session. Paya.
Die monthly in advance. Contint
gent expenses per session-estima-
ted-uniform clothing, S47 ; text.
books and stationery So, medici.
nes %; breakages and contlngen.
cies, 50; total, $72. Payable s4S on
entrance, balance 1874 January l. In
CASE Of withdrawal from the insti-
tuition, cadets will be charged only
for the time of attendance, except
that there will be no remission of
fees for the last two months of the
session.
LOCATION.
Healthy, and desirable for delicate
youths who may not be able to stand
acolder climate.
For further information, address
D. F. BOYD.
President.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-15
4 u Il UBLIC G.

NJ. GEO. A. COLOMB Doetenr Deutiste,
de retour de Philadelphia, on il Il termine
los etu(es neccssaircs a sd profession, i'll
tornle SEES amls, SEES cnnnaissance ct lie
public quill s'est tiN6 a st. jacques dune
t.icon pcrmanente, sur lhabitation lie NJ
Z. Colomb, ct quill Sc met y la disposition
de ceuNqui voudront bien l'hoporcr de leur
contiance. % mars, BIN
The New York herald., 1879-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
Ia pursuance an of tho General Assembly
of tho State Of kentIcky
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


conaoSwEALrH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING.
AT MAcArLKY's rnhArRE.
IN TIE CITY OF LOUISVILLE. KY,
FIXED FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 80. 1879
LIST OF FRIES
rR:zE. ......,...............-........ Ioys
10 rRizts 5000 IAGH lo@s
100 30 rE;zEs rs.zEs iSS 10, E4clI !Ss !o;..
.eS rRiIEs So EAcii . '.........'..... :opp
g, rkiGss E&ci Ss
'''' '''A"' 'ArrscxiMATriiuiS PRIZES. '0'.
srkk.zzEEss - - kHS5i ksH .:. .:.......:...:::: i
BEAR IN MIND THE FoLLowING:-
FIRs1-THIs COMPANY ALLOWS ANY TICKET
BoLDER THE P.IvILEGE OF CALLING OUT HIS
NUMBER. HAVING IT SHOWN HIM, AND If HE
WISHES. CAN PLACE 1T IN THE WHEEL HIN.
SELF
THIS ErFECrUAILY pREcLuDEs ANY POSI-
BuIrI OF UNFAlRkEsS.
WHY DON'T THEY ALL DO Irs
sEcoND-THE DRAWING TAXES PLACE OPENLY
AND PUBLICLY AT MAcAULEY's THEATRE, ONE
OF TIE LARGEST THEATRES IN THE SOUTH.
WEST. AND is WITNESSED BY FROM LOO TO 2.ooo
TICKET HOLDERS, FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE
COUNTRY
EICHORN'S CELEBRATED BAND WILL FURNISH
THE MUSIC DURING THE INTERVALS IN THE
DRAWING
THE MAYOR AND CITY CoONCIL OF LOUISVILLE
HAVE BEEN INVITED AND ARE EXPECTED TO BE
PRESENT AT THE DRAWING.
THE MANAGERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH DIS
PUBLIC THAT THE CHARTER UNDE. WHICH
THEN CONDUCT THEIR DnAwINGs Is
AUTHORIZED BIZ THE STATE
AND
SUSTAINED By THE COURTS
NO INJUNCTION. NO LITIGATION AGAINST THIS
COMPANY AS IN THE CASE OF OTHERS. THE
WRATH AND JEALOUSY or RIVAL LOTTERIES Ex.
CITED BY THE
FAIR AND OPEN MANNER IN WHICH THIS CON-
PANT CONDUCTS IT'S DRAWINGS
LAST DAYS FOR THE ELEVENTH.
BE IN TIME BUY TO DAY.
cApTTAI pRIZES
$3OUO0
$1,000
$,UU
INVESTIGATION INVITED
PRIZES PAID IN FULL.
REMEMBER THE DATE.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 30
TICKETS. s.; HALVES. 81
ADDRESS T. J. CoMMERFoRD. SECRETARY
COCRIERJOURNAL BUILDING LOUISVILLE. KY,
OR AT 1863 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
LISTS OF DRAWING WILL BE PUBLISHED IN
LOUISVILLE .UOURIERJOURNAL.n NEW YORK
BURG COMMERCIAL GAZETTE y ST LOUIS TIMES
JOURNAL" CINCINNATI "INQUIRER.r AND OFFI
GAL LISTS WILL BE PROMPTLY MAILED TO ALL
TICKET HOLDERS.
The New York herald., 1879-08-28

No. l7,6l0 drew. po 10000
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING
r-on.e.A. As:ss" Ts",s: % '' Halves. so
"" s1ss ssSa
KENTUCKY. STATE AUGUST 30.
LOUISIANA STATE "ISi ISrrssY ssisi SEPTEMBER o
oERMASS' AS'' aosEssErSr ssfsis Il a''Es;i IorfERIEs
wACHsMANN l. co, Bankers 81 Nassau st.
Branch corner Bond St and Bowery. Bank Building.
n OFFICIAL KENTUCKY STATE DRAWINGS
8. ~ IS M 20 70 stAss 80 no SoAgs a 1879
kSsrucsr & ST. slA1scass so LAS no stsrAuc ~. 1879
a. 49, H. 49, St sxMoSs III e IL t a.
~ aS 81 r. csss' "a a 30 &
.. cEoscrA sr41n-eIAss 80 4os-svc. q. is1a. :,
g. ~ s' " no. 81 II Fl EbDa 81 6S e. S.n.ssr. S1 ss So
j. Srs s sS sasssl. ss"
II KENTUCKY STATE. CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000
TUE DATE hS WHOLE sfTH riokETs nAr SEN St ADJUST
COMMONWEALTH. DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
THE OS1 SFR s. Hhf s.
THE S1nEE g4E1
Msvsn
j. GLUE i CO., BROKERS' 200 Broadway.
DK RIcoRD's ESSENCE OF LIFE PERMANENTLY
University place. New York.
DvoRCEs SPEEDILY OBTAINED. WITHOUT PUB
Dcity-Deserton. ncompatibiity, other causes strict
ISAAC G. BoYcE. Law yer. 24s Broadway.
DTvoRCEs SPEEDILY. WITHOUT PUBLICITY; IN
re esRi sS
until divorce granted
EDwIN D. SMITH, NJ. D., sURGEoN.-DIsEAsEs OF
mon specially NJ new ms.hod ID evre: s,esknesses
100 East 10Th ST. Hours and to sundays eto
E-kENrJgscHKYx STATE At ;s AUGgsT S,Gs r,s 80 3,
~ LoSislnSA SSninrx. sTHrE. s12 sEPFEMskR nsPFE II .
'AE5TA 5s9 oss SsFS sd ss nAkvE
EXHAUSTION. DISEASES OF MENa-FORTY YEARS.
L.nses.sfm practice : Dr. BAnsoW = Irving place.
HKNALINE.-THE VITAL FLUID OF ANIMAL LIFE
human organization.
uRMALTNE.-AN INVALUABLE PANACEA FOR DE-
llbiity exhausted nergies weak woman
hood delicate childhood sn@ms. dropsical affections
HKMALINE CURES CoNsUMPTION-PRovED BY
&poshsssry s5 cSe.sna Ssass
sEAT SD soS
ncr Baltimore and Eutaw SITS
S,s. g. g. SE Is
HENEY a. DANIELS. u; D..
Attention to gentlemen only.
I JACQUES. NJ n. Z UNIVERSITY PLACE. NEW
81 .York.-Diseases Of men speciality: of long
standing pronounced ncnrable permanently restored
health. Office hours. 10 to and s to g.
II So NASSAU ST. ~ NASSAU ST
N. JACKSON & CO., BANKERS.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY AUGUST 80
CAPITAL PRIZE,
II SIS, oco ooo 600 q II
IL SIS 90 co 90 co OO 10 SIS IL
IL 555S % OO o. % o. 90 SIS II
II IS 90 60 90 20 90 20 FOR SIS II
II S. 90 oO 90 90 90 90 1 Sil
II IS IS 90 90 90 % 90 90 SS$Il
IL 566 900 600 600 no
Prize $4,000 2 Prizes Of (each) 81, 900
Prize. ....... 5000 10 Prizes Of (each).. 500
2 Prizes (each) 2,GO 100 Prizes of (cach).. SO
1904 Prizes. In all S67 925.
WHOLE TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY SEPTEMBER q
The New York herald., 1879-08-28

BY TELEGRAPH)
THE UNDERSIGNED OWN EXCLUSIVELY EVERY
LOTTERY GRANT IN THE STATE OF KENTUCKY.
AND EVERY DRAWING, CIRCULAR. NOTICE OR
ADVERTISEMENT NOT SIGNED WITH OUR FIRM
NAME RELATES TO A LOTTERY EITHER NOT
DRAWN AT ALL, OR. II DRAWN. 1T IS so DONE
UNLAwFCLLY AND IN VIOLATION OF THE LAW
OF THE STATE AND THE DECISION OF THE
COURTS
SIMMONS DICKINSON,
MANAGERS AND OWNERS.
covINGroN. KY. AUcus sr 2e. 1879.
THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE SCHEME WILL
BE DRAWN IN PUBLIC AT
CONVICTION. KY.
The New York herald., 1879-08-28
H.
MAGMA EST vERIrAs EFT PREvALABIT."

Dr. LA GRANGE Physician and Surgeon. II East 18th
New York. Principal European School and Museum Of
Anatomy Philadelphia successfully treats nervousness,
debility exhausted vitality abuse of the system diseases
causedb by indisreon dyspepsia kidney and liver dis
orders
Orthopndic surgery and removal Of deformities Pa
tents been badly treated neglected sdcred
incurab;c, apply Consult his medical works-"what to
Eat Drink and Avoid" 15c; premature Decay 2oc.
"social Evils Of the Present Day l5c Consultation
sonay by letter. During August. Office hours. y to
only. IL East 18th ST. New York. DIR. LA GRANGE does
undertake a liable to failure
A LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
"A THIS INSTITUTION WAS REGULARLY lNCOR-
PORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE
FOR EDUCATION AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES IN
1863 FOR THE TERN OF TWENTY FIyk YEARS TO
WHICH CONTRACT TIL INVIOLABIE FAITH OF THE
STATE Is PLEDGED; WITH ACAPiTAL OF 81 100 . .Mn
TO WHICH 1T HAS SINCE ADDED A RESERVE FUND
OF $3.50 Oop. ITNEvER SCALES OR PoSTPONES ITS
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION HAS
ALWAYS TAKEN PLACE MONTHLY AND ON THE
SECOND TUESDAY.
s57 rRIzEs TOTAL slimaoo; CAPITALS, $3oo ooo
$1O,OOO 5000. &c. 10000 TICKETS, TWO (S2) DOL
LABS; HALVES s ONE 81, DOLLAk AppLY 70 N: A.
LA OR SAME AT $40 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
A ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
The New York herald., 1879-08-28

s9f Prizes. In all s67, ,925.
WHOLE TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. SEPTEMBER O.
CAPITAL PRIZE. S)O,OU.
WHOLE TICKETS. 81: HALVES. 81.
JACKSON CO.. Bankers, g. Nassau 81 near Fulton.
The New York herald., 1879-08-28
NEW THURSDAY 2s ls7a-TRIPLE SHEET
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I oTTEKIEs OF THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT
A Royal Havana.
CAblegram to Emilio NJ Castillo, Banker and Commits
sion Merchant 80, IL 10 broadway 10 elevator,
fourth hoor:--
, 1879-07-15


Chcruhln0." OF the Londou Figaro, snys he
Ia " puahorizcd to state tlAt Mr. Stapleson set
tied Nv telegram the engagement for hls Amer
lcan season Of Mfsa Aupis Louise Cnroy, the
leadlng artiet Of Mr.. Max strnkosch's company.
Mr. Mapleson contracts to Day her $l5,0O0 for
lvo mouths. The engagement Inns also bcun
stuned for the United States Of Nine. Trcbe,li,
the contra'to. BiRnor Mugnaai, who produced
AlJa at Cairo, ut tho Scala, ind at lIer Nal
esty'H Thratrc. Ia HOW duplicating tho scenery,
10 flsut Vertlps latest work may bu plnygu with
scr,lery from bis lrusll simultaneously gu boil,
sides or tlle Atlantic. Mr. Mapleson ilns alsu
resolved to further increase The American or
cl.cstra, which, under the direction Of Bg,lor
*Atditi. will UNIV cons!st of ninety PLAYERS
(1lxteuu l!rst yollus aud other Instruments in
proportion), Hhlf0 another dozen artists will ba
addc0 to the ehnrts, which, consisting OF savon-
ty-tWo picked voices, will thus tla ota OF tic
finest operachoirs which has ever visited tic
Culted states. In regard to tic New York
Academy Of Muslc, tue Directors have RgreGi to
constraart sevcntv.six extra scats OH Till third
tiet, new suite Of ofltccs ls being made for the
Director, new drop-curtain Is Gefug painted,
anti, In order to ohvatc the HoccsBlty for Indies
tu wait III draughty corridors, new crusll.room
ls to be built on tile sidewalk, capable Of hold
Inn Blu pcoplu.h The Kan,G writer also says TINT
during ILLS forthcoming New York SEASON Mr..
Eapieson will test tile electric light US m H.
luninntor for tllc torders aud win0s, Ind thnt
tlle Dtractors ot the Academy have aErued to
heat ull tElr dressinG-Fouma by stuom.
, 1879-07-15

Mus Adelo Helgardr has still sume money
left. aho says she will tTayel uGatn next sen.
8on.
". J. Lemoyne 10 making now character wig
BY the babbl!uR brooks that kiss the 8usque.
haapa.
J. N. Hill, manager Of Den Thompson. It Is
said has made year's contract With Lawrence
Barrett.
The Church. Choir tPinafore" party began
the seeoud wcok OF their present. engagement At
NaycrIy'a 'sst night.
Mr.. Locke wants Havcf1y to take hts Church.
Choir " "pnafofe" to sau Ftanciseo,-thut ts, II
mouth
A burlesqua melodrana entitled, "Dstnk
WitaoVt ltrade, :" writtvn by steaars. Havis
Clarke ut'd Lewis Clifton. u tu os brought out
at the London Folly.
Mr. auA Mrs. John Clayton, the son.tn.law
aud tho lauRhses of Dtnu boup!gault, hare or.
1ye9 ~ Nuw York: Mr. Clastun s"luss to bu
Lord !!eatopant OF luis 3atltr.Iu-law's man-
a!sria! empire, and appears ut Gooth's lu Sep
telHber.
Mr. Charles Forbes IL ia the CITY, Ho takes
ttu roaa again IN Aug. is For his Organization
Ao has secured AR: A.. 4. h!xllon anl w,lc, 5ir.
1. lliiIIaru unI wife, paui Har.,al, L. s. SuIIi.
yan, Scott Marble. Atlss Theo Ldud, Aias Flora
Newton.
Lester Wal1ack, remarks the San Francisco
.4d.erflatr, the pet Of the New York theatriept
world. plsyluE to tninty benches In San EFaae!R.
col What i commentary upon tic takie Ut this
vury cosmopolitan public! Dentnan TApnpsun
hu1g OUT The Lauucs, " "StalIdillg room only,n
and " tlnatoru" wus crowded to rcplellon. Wo
, 1879-07-15
Tho asymour Homlolde-A Horrible Gus
ptcIon.

ptCl0f.
Me park H<st4fd, .}uip H.
Nothing beatde an occa40nk! petty and worth.
less idea WIS suggested unlil sestefdaY, when q
story was given to tt1s authorities Thai, to eaY
tho best fur It, = cxtren,ely tu,probabls, It
would not be considered by tho authorities tor
IN Instant we're they nut insured by persUps
who aru conysrsant with tic facts that 4 Dor.
tIau OF tie story II true. Whether Tie disputes
tu the seminary could lend to murder 10 opa
haa dared TO whisper, but when 1t " satd that
the finger Of suspicion 10 frat pointed from ths
semlnarg itself the authorities cannot DO less
than exhaust every possible means to unyell the
truth. Thu at0ry, III short, 10 to the effect th4t
MF, Seymour was shut deliberately by some
persons who. II IL iptmatea, .wess Vt ona tlmc,
Or arc now, inmates OF ihc seminary, they
msttkfng him for Bishop Seymour. This
wuuld seem too absurd for uioHent's crcdanro
NeFo 1t not that It ts : weil.kuown fact to those
Interested that tho disputes between Raylua
and Ut. Stephens ColleRes arc continued with
bitter en.ulty It tbs se1ninarY. The eousse Ut
given noat intense dlsparasure to many ot
those interested, uul. II IL fnrthrr alleged, has
excited terluly Ut bitter hatred toward tho
bishop himself. Tie whole Inutter may ba
summed up tu the expression Of one VI tho
students to Z reporter Of lhe l|tt1 u some
mouths aEo. lie saili '4The feeling against
tie Bishop Is 60 intensn that they would not
hesitate to do him personal viotettcu II the up-
portunity oEer.M." The s,amGs uf soina Of tho
studeuts are mixed in this story; but, Of course,
uuler tie circumstances, II would bo unjust tU
mak1 them public.
, 1879-07-15
TRACK TALK.

nonesetter, after trottng here next week.
will atari East. tuklng part tn the races at c1eYe-
lu,,u, buffalo, Rochester, Utica, Hartford and
Boston.
frotcine Eaya out completely In her race at
Louisville: last week, and ltan1, her ony COLI
poittor, WIS At,ler the weather, both being az
fccted By tle Intense heat.
A correspondent inquiries whether Dodlno viii
he nan,istsl tn the special race to ho trotted on
thu last day Of tho meeting next week. No at}-
jccttnNs have yct becn nla1u to his entering, hut
It Is not probable that bis owner will allow tho
horse to start.
A number OF noted trostcss that arc to take
part IN the meeting next week arc ut the track.
Frank Van Nesa and John Sptan arrived Sunday
llonosotter, Monroe Chiei, Adelaide, COL Lewis
Calu,ar alld others. tinnsflll, who has been
here fur two vccks, ia looking due.
MILWAUKEE.
6utcfaf Di~uateA to 7af Ty1bank
MILWAUKEE, Via, July 14.-Tile following Is
trottiug tncetlng to bu letd hare from Aug. Ell
to 10 inclusive: First cay, Tuesday. AuR. 81,
ho !, S1,H0. for a:4o class. first $500. second
s vss. 1sa 1:t sl fSStte .se1i slo " s IT., S 3 f9F
fourth 500 Second Gay. Wednesday. Aux. ~.
No. 8, Loo, for thrce.Inlnuta class, trst $5OO,
second $eD. thfrtl sl59, fourth slo0; No. !,
t s s iss o2.s s;st s 'i a ss a. .'Sc St,ssx s
As ts :ssos ~ .a a,s e. oas a fsts ;S :t II.
q LOCO, Tor utl PAGERS, frat $500. second $25,
i thltd $iso fey fo,trth slo9; NJ: Ne; $i:oN ios s:2a
sio0' ' ~ ' ' ''"'' ''A' ~
Fourth dav, Friday. Aueuat 20. No. g. $1,000
for a5o class i1at $500. second s950, third $50,
iaur,h 1s sloo; Ne O. s29oo d{See;ts9.aI4. Sss
~ this purse four entries are required to I'LL anl
tArea to atart.
, 1879-07-15
BASEBALL.

HkNbE" kN11ukD Bf CNICl0O,
In sundsJ's Talauaa appeared the an
nouncement that the Utics Club had dIsbanded.
The Captain OF the nine was Remseu, who play
cd ceutre.feld last year for the White stoek-
ings. and, - soon a. the news that he waa out
OF job reached this city, President Hubert
communicated with him By telegraph with 4
view to securing bls services for tbs balance of
tho season. Yesterday afternoon. tha ncgut!a-
ttonA were completed, and tomorrow morning
Remsea will reach here aud play ceatrc-aeld for
the White 6tockEngs In tho game with the Troys,
Cora beIug laid oil. This disposition Of The
team mar surprtsc some, as 1t was the general
opinton tt1at DalrFmule nceded rest more than
anY 9ther member Ut ths nine. That young
man. however, says lie has braceI up eHaetusl-
, 1879-07-15

y and tof aood' anu that netea,te. n,s ne,u
~1 ne aye.. III .ne % "n. J.. .'ou.u ~ , os. Suuus s,
Tic engagement vi Itsfnset, viii strengthen tlle
team materially, csprcially IN fielding, and, rs
he has been batting wolf this acsson, nothing
will be lost BY the rotlrcment ot 0ore.
n,,,, -. % r.nP ~. atts,nonn =. ann
Ca'eaRo w. AFoy t"ls altes"oeu ~ o''o'
Tho Buffaloa arc on the lookout for good
ebauRe catcher.
.ce,,red m - cnTsunn;rnt. .s AMI t."
'ss"ea ~ :" ''e"ee .., >, h,,. an.
The Syraru'o stars sro rcpotIeo ,tne. 70 naso e"'
Ra0ea "oouheaaf 1ato VI l"e
C'o.e Of ths Baaot saas 4 : Pnsdelnps s sp W. a
pleasure tour.
,,.v,ra,n =, Tho :Roohe.tsra, II stttl IN bed,
and a 4 Il Officially announced that b. viii play
ns1 M .nore ~ 70 lii ill., season. s ~
The Ch!eaRos put their ts'ti t9 - : black CT: e.
and the Cincinnati: IN dog. ont Cleveland has
n9oteass VIZ ts IsTrof h. 70 9,its ts
Torss cy he pavs. ' he; evo u 10 a d.
ehang*.
The Rockford Club appears to hare been
guilty of SONS very small praetiea IN relation to
ThnrsiaT md FrijuY with tic Dubuqles. Mr.
ns"dherT. Of tnis ciiy. had bueu mutually
cvrn.f iron hy tip mntavrrs at thc Hnckfnfd
nd iinbuaue Clubs a. utt,ptrc, md vent iron,
g: s .s h"s5;ss ::.ssst f. .s::: ?s:'ess e.
HosKaofus scann a.i u u l@a, @ nan = of rorsn
t1 i'rro was s nothing for t!c Dubnaaes 70 DO bn.
uot e sl'9htss. season ~ woy ts hoekfords
tially after they had agreed to his serving. 1tG
wn,tci1 hy Harry Wright 10 umpire the Do,tof,-
Cincinnati Rames last week, bcng Obliged to de-
cline the otIer on account Of the previous Gu
na1cucnk at Rockford.
;,naron w. CINCINNATI
....tat ni,rstrh ~ n. Trih,m-
c,rc,untrf" r.. ;iniv 14.-Thc uau,e b~tueen
f,,Ha;nnatf o-,1 Hnsinn fn,,tov vns tSc o1,r mat
poned % Isea i ise Of. rain lat ThursdaY. il WIS
nta w tsvsroI III rfsnoes Tere ,nade IN hntl,
nnns' nond md Rny.icr laid of. Foley nFtcI,cl.
o"i'i o,T u.vcs ~ cr'toht Cnrsswo}l ninrrI f;rat'
Or Inc c,asn1a: }a,cs nn a ntsiinw aa'' vn ~.
btenrht ] ID to play third. burkc shoft, ani
y pn,,ng niavar ri Tie Stsr clnh
warner, "as sens an.o w. tnadG aeI t.,.
The game openeu iooeeIy III Tue heia WITH
both club Bostot' however ssased oil ertoss
BIT bit Foley Iii toward the s!ote, lbs successful
on beax otaS K, sa w. Ms hs wb2 thp
fuus eacn' ooe'oa IL. ". n"s' "at4' -
IHntnos-
b9ston..: :..:..;.3 VS.
Fitst hase on rors-,Glns'nnatt, 2; bo'to1' t.
atract out-waansf, !; ke1!y, !: y. White. ],
ratscd bails-l: Whitc. =; Aawes' =.
Home tun-o' Roarke, !: