Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 18, 1873, Page 1

YOLUME 26. REAL ESTATE. --- -DRY-GOODS. § ‘ SILVERWARE. PARE PROPERTY IS THE-BEST. 1 ‘We, have now for sale 300, Lots -~ 'within two blocks from the.South /£, . Park, and -several fronting on!the Park, all very. cheap .and: on: éasy terms of payment., Also 200. Lots near Twenty-sixth-st., at from $750 10 §1,050, in five payments, and only @ per cent interest. Also 100 TLots on.the West- Side, betwesn Wood snd Inncoln—sts.,veriy cheap. - Houses and Lots of all prices, ‘snd .. in all ;parts of the city. CLARKE, LAYTON & GO., 120 Lasflle-st Oriental Bmld.mg. TELE Dema,ble Res1dence " And Tiot 50x125 feet, . - S W.COR.OF W, WASHR{GTDN&LINGGLN 515, LA ATCTION, | On 'l‘hux-sday Afternoon, Mey 22,.at 2 o’clock, on the premxses, very dow xo delling No. 0 West oo .ms, bath-room, pin- T e .mefi."‘;ums"x‘m Eso. "Tho house iz heated by siea, azd b all modern Aerommenia: +* pametted with troes and Ehrabbers, and {nclotsd by sn iron Lo story barn on lot., - Location one of the ‘xmost fln(nh ta the the city, Surrousdings frst-cless. , Th-. g perfect “Abstract of itle farnis u;s—()nemud ‘balance in ununmvflu: + intaredt 418 per cen B & CO., . E, Auctionoers, e O s A, JACOB C. MAGILL, REAT. ESTATE, 81 & 83 :.CLARK-ST. ‘We have 2 long list of acre property, dwemntlandhfil- Acra 10 exchangs for residouces: also residences for acres. Sea list in for silo colurn of Bunday T TEXAS LANDS. ' 500,000 ACRES : . Of the b 2nd. timber laods in the no s ol Riimat B lo warranted. . oommuneation with the Wi ich_muxt prot Lirsajoar. Pull mxarmmnn and u.m of 1 » RN cxs £co., 151 LaSalloat. F OR S AL H. Two Lots on Michigan-av,: % “?5 of these 1 81 foot front, mear Fanxtannfll -5t., sod ‘other is 25 foet front, near Thirty-firs *These Lots are Very Desirable, ¢ And f clased within a few days wo ars suthorized to sell * 8t » considesable b'lnw thelr value. Titles perfoct and terms hrn amount of cLhnrpmp- e vibers ieing o favets SH.EPPAI\D & brl‘bfi“l‘fifi. $5 500. : MONTELY PAYMENTS -... A new houss, fin nnuhed with gas, cis- *_tarn, and barn for 3 horses, bésutift u.tu- ‘ afed'on Forty first-st., west of Imngley See ro] ‘and judgs for yourselves. e o - MRV HE 193 T b .Snl.la-.t Room- 16, or any evanmz, 7 | Univeralty-place. P FOR SALE, W7 0. 0. THAYER & CO., Real Estdte Auctionsers and ‘Brokors, 166 East Madison-st., SPECIAL BARGAINS' In Acre Property at. 5 WASEINGTON EEIGHTS ! ED7Call and examino list. ATTENTIONI Tho boro rallway will un to Nurth-av,, on Milma- - koo, 3 .NE W SUBDIVISION Forsslo. Great bargains in businecs and residenos lots fmting' on Milwaukes-ax., Northsv., Wood, G 200 BIf Groveata. Birest pavement snd ail othor - porgments on Milwankee-ar. paid by tho preseut ownar. a e R TR WRLL & 0., Gormer of Msdissn and Dersborcate. FOR SALE. Lots and Blocks in. vicinity of new car, works of C. & N. W.R. W. Co., Fulton, I.ake. and other streets. fEasy terms of payment. Trains leave Wells-st. Depot every day (except Sundsy) et 7:30 a.m. and 12 m., stopp: at car works. J.D.HAR E , 174 LaSalle-st. FOR BALE. ‘ Great bargaing in Durelitg Lota in desirable locations o E a0 tho West sud South Sides. Apply to ‘WM. H. SAMPSON & €0., 134 LaSalle-at., Otis Block. ‘ Highland Park Building o, Ofice 153 MONROEST., Room 4, Eent's Building. Hoiaes'and Lota for salo on easy terms. L —— FRANE P. HAWKINS, Agent. LAWNDALE Ihhnldohup for cash, t 1 e R ol Tor R gfiznéfiffflfl’m FOR SALE. yoyoyery destrablo lote on Warrenrr., neat Stanton, 3 choap for cash 1f sold fmmediately. Apply to .. WAL H. BAMPSON & CO, 144 LaSallo-st., Otis Block. " MEETINGS. ~ ° " ‘Attention, Sir Knx bts. Stleago Oummdmn;{n. 19, K. ¥ g ted conolave Honday evening, M; g ook, for beia wd ¥y crine, Mgl wc's x> for boaiaens ied. " Brorderof o B G GEO.'F. smomm.mm Attentxon, Sir Enights ! . Oommandery, Bt .‘;FY,'_E vening, WD et 155 rctock on ok Sfer of thia & B 0k 9250, Beoorder. Bk Masonic. & I Gor Chapter of Bose l}mlx 'mmddlt:“ ia:-x:.%n., ot oa” Mniay avoniag, o JAMES §. MILES, Gr. Secrotary. A, P. A, e members of G Proter rden Oif No,7 Amerlcen b, 1 el %“:;'5“; on Manday the , wad instailation of emmd’unm—- A SHEERER, Soc' ~L0.0.F. mnm.s-m Lodgo No.d m-m nmbl Clack an Ry T S5 At BT u oclock 2. '“mlhflm o M OERERS o5 “('3‘.”1*. J balances. | SMNGS .| .- pDramonps axD JEWELRY. b umms' SUITS. oo ! TRNEINER TS, : --224 & 226 West Madison-st., Wx!! Exluhlt. during t]ns yveek, '*S:pééial'Béréaifis DRY GOODS S:E—ZLA.WLS- 100 Pxercfi 7053mels Hair Cnshmeru. 50 cenits, 200 Plgl‘& Mignonette Mohairs, 40 cents. worth 100 I‘Jecret.:;x Satm Striped metan Cloths, 50 oents, 00 Pieces Ju}mnese Sflks 50 een(s. worth 75. 100 Sll sm ttoman Shawls, at l] 00 s at *5 500 ints, I«‘xdum Marig Antoin- - ette Trianon, Fichus Lambelle, and" Llumn Lace Sawquw, 8t half thcn' ‘usual value, . We have also reoelved 1,000 chcw Yn.cl: Rib- bons, in Gros Grain, Moire o Antique, Roman Stripes, and Plaids, at 63, 75, 90 cts, and $1.00; 2:1, 00 Yards Hamburg Embroideries at half D e The above goods we secured at Imyortemuuc- tions,and b\lyers will appreciateon examination. - MANNHEIMER BROS. FINANCIAL. G‘"fiflfi‘“‘”m“m“““”-amma‘m‘ SAVINGS BANK ' “OF CHICAGO, Atithe Offios of the Germania Bank, o Washingionst. and Fifiha. | GAPITAL, - - - $100,000, m!mnpnmxunwmummd and rosdy © ‘receive doposits. Totevost at tho rate of 6 per dent per anuum will bo patd, ér credited on aocounts o thu first days of January and July of exch year. Offico hours from 8 o'clock a. m. to 3 o'clock p. m. dally, exoept on Sundays and holidays, and on Saturdays and Mandays from 6 to 8 o'clock p. m. FRANCIS LACKNER, Prosident, ©. ENOBLESDORET, st Vice-Prssident, GEO. 'VON HOLLEN, 2d Vico-President, WM, T. HALLER, Caahler, - LOUIS SCEIFFLIN, Asaistant Cashier. an Smith& i} Bankers, irst National Bank Building, southwest corner of State. and Washington-sts,, Chicago, Deslers in Gold and Silver Bullion, Bar ,q'éhaez, ind Granulatad Form for me: D"""LF’ aared, o, ither cprmeie.or .e0in, subje o oul Bix per cent interest allowed onall daily HChackl upon us pu.!so ;hrc“]ilty e ouse, any o ank, Interest credited, nnd. ‘accounts-current rendered mon! Cain and Currency-Drafts on New, York. DIME BANK, 106 CLARK.ST., Blnludlu Church Block. ot o) on doporits, peyablo seml- anaky, B, i 6' 'fico , President. Wac. Exiary Rex, Ci BQTE, Tl uriber, nuuu sny boy or glxl calling at the Bank i -one d.lmdapmludmnnurhu:mrfic. whmhlnmmlw %] CHARLES H. BROWER. |PIERCE & BROWER, drawn out at pleasure. R. PARKER PIEROE. BROKERS, 98 MADISON-ST. TLooal Btocks, Commercial Paper, Govern- ment and Western. S8ecurities.. Ilinois 10 per cent Begistered Coupon Bonds. FINANCIAL. 319,000, £190.30 (g2 35) enpuslly, for B R T et S o Now s 2l 08 O 0 Sord © UE RO T, D: BRISTOL, . Gen’l Agent, 136 Washington-at. WEHAVE FUNDS FORLOANS 0On Real Estate in Chicago. Ty JACOB WEIL & 00., . W. corner of Dearoorn & Madison-sts. $10,000.00 Fourth National Bank Stock FOR BALE AT PAR. O B G Dok, $10,000.00 Union Hide & Leather Co's Stock For sale at vary favorable rates. S C.B. mn s Partland Block. Money to Loan. Bamromilen m"‘?mmm & TYRRELL, 9 Tribane Building. DICG. Attor a1 d “ch f.hl G’Ilml of Whetreats umi'm. pitg gy f the "l fees in lfllfl nn O Gt R % UERCANTILE SOFTEBIION AGENOY, 1 Madisonst. HAIR GOODS. - HAIR G0ODS. F. CAMPBELL'S Hair Store, 76 EAST MADISON -ST., NEXT TO uov!cmvs THE, T'RE. " . LAUNDRY. OREMUS! STEAM LAUN DRY 205 SOUTH PAULINA-ST, B Offices. 315 and 473 West Madison st Apply to Apply to eclamnn- 5 WEDDING celebrated ‘“GORHAM” S8TER~- LING SILVERWARE, in Morocco Cases end- Black Walnut Trunks, mmade’ expressly for Wedding and Anniversary Presents. For origin- ‘ality of designs, purity of metal, and - akdll refe perfect finish, these goods are:un- equaled; and we offer them at ex- tremely low prices. N, MATSON & ©0,,| State and Monroe-st 3 REMOVALS. = REHOVED, - W. W. KIMBALL Haaremoved to his NEW PIANO WAREROONS, 105, 107, 109 State-st., CORNER ADAMS. . ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF * PIANOS AND ORGANS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. (DAL DEALERS, Have Removed " Their Main Officé to - 1130 LA SALLE-ST., Bflt Washmgtun and Madison-Sts: Have telegraphle connectlo:n with yards, and can fill orders with promptness and dispatch. REMOVAL. (OAL DEALERS, HAVE REMOVED THEIR MAIN OFFICE TO 71 WASHINGTON-ST. Docks at 13 Kingsbury-st,, cor, Kinze, and |~ foot of East Sixteenth-st, HORATIO. PRATT, Agent REMOVAL CHAS. SCHOBER & 00., PROPRIETORS Chicago Lithographing Co., TO LAKESIDE BUILDING, CORNER ADAMS AND CLARK.STS. BUSINESS CARDS, FRESCO PAINTING. SCHUBERT & KOENIG, ARTISTS IN FRESCO, 217 EAST WASHINGTON-ST. Ordors for fino Fresco Painting soliclted. Asproofs of e Tes s the naw Shormaa aad Paoifo Hotels, MORSH, MANUFACTURER OF GOLD PENS, 97 Olark-st., cor. Washington. M. M. MILLER, Attorney and Counsellor-at-Iaw, . * ‘Has removed his Law Offioe to 81 and 83 South Clark-st., Oppostte the old Court House. GEO.B.NNIKODEM, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Fine Cligars, XO. 3 EAST MADISON.ST., Central Union Block, WANTED. LIFE INSURANCE SOLICITORS. John I. D." Bristol, General Agent of the Old United Btates Life Insuranco Company, 15 Washington-st., do- sires 1o contract with twenty experionced salicitoss for Chioago. .Best brokerage, . with an additional cashad- “vance for Ténewals trom my own pocket. No °' gusran- too'" or **salary men” need apply. Wil saspend solciting aod be &t office all day Wedznos- KELLEY, MORLEY &00,| -For: GILES -BROTHER & (0. Wil ops tho way of huntxm w3 o v o i ona ! “Weds d Hirlbd advantages in P:gfim' give us unus ae&.hfiel, nnd wo !mvo bow geduued ourpnm w npem bel - Dla,monds We have a-very large stock: t;f, ";he; Jewelry! No old sto 1 DS, Sl sack,, Tow sizlos ot old pricor. not. Elogant Coral Bets, just roceived direct Einos Blogs a0 Deokas” fowe h AN iockef Taes, Opers, and Guard Chains. b "k AMERICAN and GENEVA Watches. ‘The finest imported styles of Ladies’ mg Gents' Watches, J , IN¢ 5 Soman; Hopoatars And Bporing Wahess superb “ U3 ‘Btates” Btem.Winders, N ol ehaen VY atohas a% Bost o SILES, 7 silk Manufa.cturers, Mills at Elrflard and South Manchester, -~ Oonnectiont, . SALESROOMS, 477BROOME-ST. N.Y, Have now opened s store in New York, ex- clusively for the sale of goods of their . own manufacture; consisting of Dress Silks,.Black, Colored, and Striped Gros Grains. 3 Pamsol Silks, in all shades and ~ widths. Mm-cemnes and Florentines. Fou]ards, all colors and grades, for Hat, Cap, and Fur Linings, . and Millinery Purposes. . Black and Coloréd Gros Grain : Ribbons, Sash Ribbons and Beits. Machine Twist and Sewing Silk. Trams, Organzines,® ‘and ‘- Fine 2 " Patent’ Spun- Silks, for ‘Sllk . Mixture Woolens. ;; Particular ntenfionwmba pnid to orders for nuy special kinds of 8ilk used by manu- facturers, either in woven . {Abnuu or ailk in the skein or on -poou . 1‘0 RENT. - . Rent “MY BLOCK - 'l’hnb most demt of all the Buildings in the New Chicago, is now completed, and for rent, AS A WHOLE, or subdivided to suita number of tenants. Baid Building has & " |‘basement 103 fost front by 138 in depth, 1.1 HEDSTROM& (D, with six full stories; 82 by 120, situated on ' | Washington-st., within three blocks of four- teen of the largest Banks in the city, and within four hundred feet of the Wonder of the World, a8 Dry Goods men (Field, Leiter & Co.), sud two bundred feet of the largest and most elegant” and successful Millinery ZEstablishment in the country (D. B. Fisk & Co.). with two Elevators, and equipped up. h modern times. Inguire st the Building, O at 287 lflm-nv.. or. ldd.nn Box 103. O™ N. P. WILDER. "FOR RENT. Store 89 Clark-st., with very large room in .| rear suitable for wholesale or manufacturing -HENRY P. GEORGH, “Rooms 10 and 13, 89 Clark-st. TO RENT. lendid light, ev business. conven! An. large: m r.:'a%. TR, el ity Aol ot bisien . bt 3 eoines. rootas 16 by 31 ffn o far [nr 850 per: fl?fi:fif%&h.‘ ?un o z’:nw L h"lmea P fosdayte. e Eo AT H_CONDON & - FOR SALE. “EBRARY AND GFFIOE INKSTANDS AT WHOLISALE AND RETAIL BY _ COLVER, PAGE, HOTNE & €0, 118 & 120 Monroe-st. Mathematical INSTRUMENTS - BBtate e, Do Sy Randph. “SPORT!” Fine Trout-Bods, Hies, eto. style.” Breoch-Losders o lnd sso cting & 5:1 meate; , and fshing tackle [n every ity : BIGKERTON &I EFFERY 36 Fast Washington- st. Bet. State-st. and Wubuh-av oy Will offer, op MONDAY, May 17, one of the moue cnmplets assortrmients and elegant LADIES' SUITS, POLONAISES; AND CLOAKS, In Plain and Embroidered. Linen, Batiste, Tuso, Cloth, and other new ma?afla.lufl ,'for pring and Bummer Wear. Striped Silk Suits, |- Plain Silk Suits, in two aha.des. Black Silk Suits, - ; Oolored Cashmere Suits. Black Cashinere Suits, Challie Col'd Alpacas & BVk Alpacas, d | Black™ Oashmere Talmas, Dolmans; .'E‘m]ms, and Tabb Mantles, . . “PARASOLS,” in every variety, Ladies' and Missed CORSETS. Ladlea’ and Gh].ldren'a Underwear, and DRESSMAKING DE- PR N s Jn onargo of the most Gom- potent artists, and a perfoct and sure fit, lat- est atyle, and o bost work i8 guaranteed. Our priges will always be fonnd the lowest in v?_’vary &B‘p etfl-l? in the m artment TADTHS' GARMENTS 3 Spe- and invite special attention to our wm be found the most complete FURNITURE. i, Furniture! | The Largest Stock,- The Finest Goods, The Lowest Prices SAMPSON, GILBERT & CO.’S, 267 AND 269 WABASI-AT. ;. BLANK BOOKS. THE OLD CUSTOMERS OF | MILLARD & DEGKER. CAN HAVE THEIR Blanls Boolks DUPLICATED by sending o the numbers inside the ers. Wo havo purchazed tha BLA.NK BOOK “MANUFACTORY - Formerly owned by Messrs. M. & D. ard are now making THE BEST BLANK BOOKS Ever offered to the businoss mon of Chicago. GET OUR FIGURES BEFORE ORDERTNG EISEWHERE- Harrey, MeDonald & Joknson, 111 MADISON-ST. — . OPENING. MILLINERY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, May 20 and 21, at J.H. HARVEY’S, 282 West Mad- 1son-st. Please examine our styles, md com- pare prices. 1282 West Madison-5t. 262 GmRAL NOTIGES. TOSEWING HACHINE DEALERS, Agents and Operators. the New Perkius Furska , and for making Flounces aalled to nnfl .l Pl o, Gathe Sde., Itis the 4 Alnchize, Atinchment .and o best Baw inthe in. perasion, floar. adapted to all the Iuldlng ‘machines, and is the only per- ‘Rafller ever {nvente and town in the Unite G raers couat b sddroseed to 0. C. CHASE, General Agent for the Unlied Siater, tate-at., secand fidor. CRI0AGO SPRING WORKS wil cocupy, by 1t £ et e o beliags mow baing stasted for %1 causo bt lttle delay tn the delt nft;‘:z-rxfnn b:lnd for which wo ask the idulgence ol':g cfllu’m!fl Et&flcrl‘i‘,n'flaum further notice, will be at the b33 o M. A Tmflo. I, President and Saperintondent. CARPET CLEANING. GARPETS CLEANED Thoroughly, without injury, by B. A. ED- WARDS & CO., 253 & 255 South Canal-st. BOSTON CARPET GLEANING ! 44 AND 48 W. Brsact o3 Toreaty-sacond et i s oleaz: it the S Tetar thas chope dunaas day Siieplace IRON FOUNDRY. B TTENARD ORNAMENTS | CEILLD, COSSIANY & SEI, Of the: Nineteenth Centary.. Ornamenta for Froaco- Pataters, Boulpiors, Curvers o ot "L. SCHICK & CO.8, Ko. 109 East Madison:st. CgBOMOS BUY CHROMOS LA o 'THE ART EMPORIUM, 187 ‘Sovth Clark-st., T. GOWDY, Proprictors “Chicago. | 7. HTOKSON, 170 Btate-st. - IRON FOUNDRY, 87 TO 95 WEST POLK-ST., e T BTN Gs o ahors no- tice. Call for s!timttes Counter Brackets, Coal Hole Cavers & Baker Furnaces for sale. ____._.__—_— =D nenacen Jan e FLOUR Goddari's *@élden- Euie.” ‘Bole_Agent N. B.—The best FAMILY FLOUR in the market, Do, ‘| yunning catch and blanked the Quakers, and the ;_‘THE;TUHF'A'NDfIELli.’ - The Dexier Park July Meefing an Assured ‘Silccess,. T G| ‘Tmprovements Mxi!d.ug' I - Stables that ‘Will* Be Be resented. - The Most Desperately-Contestel Base-Ball | Match on Record.” - - . THE . TURF. THE DEXTER PARK JULY MEETING. The advent of bright, sunny weather has been hailed with peculiar eatisfaction by the turfmen at Dexter Park, who have been seriously hindered by the backward epring in training and working their* horses, in preparation for tha July meet- mg Now the business of gethng ready will be- gin in earnest, and the ensuing month will 'be a lively one. The same brightened condition of things enables the Dexter Park Association to proceed with many important improvements on the track and appuriénances. The runningcourse is being straightened, widened, and graded, so that " it may be drainéd " ‘as aflactnally a8 the trotting track, -which is now in' fine order, being considered much * faster” and better.than ever before. A mnew stand for the Judges and reporterais to be constructed. It will be placed about 100 feet south of the pres- ent stand, thus giving longer stretch for the send-off before the first turn is reached. This will be of great value in getting away after the word s given: A conaiderable :portion of ‘the southern end of tho grand stend is to be ‘met apart for the occupancy of ladies. It will be comfortably fitted up, aund, in connection . with the other stand Jand. the club-house_ balconies, will afford most eligible and - atiractive ac- commodations for ‘the .fair ser.. The pool . stands are. to. be. -wholl Temoyed from the quarter. stretch, and place either at the north .end or in the rear of the fi:md stand—anywhere, 80 that the selling may conducted privately, and not obtain the® of- fensive prominence that it has hitherto enjoyed. All thesa improvements, and many others of ‘minor importance, are most excellent, and will tend greatly to enhance the comfort-and un]gfi ment of tke patrons of the races.” They sho ot stop hare, however. Inasmuch as the com- . pleto success of the July meeting is aasured be- yond peradventure, the Clnb should see to it that extrs accommodations are provided for spectators. Ten thousand people can be taken care of very well with the present facili- ties, but in case - 20,000 &hould assemble on any one occasion,—and it is more than prob- able that uwlttundmoe will reach that figure during the races,—it is difficult to imagine what would be done with so vast a crowd. Some provision should be made for m% for they ‘will surely be there on one or more days during the maeting. Wo havo said that tho success of the mcoting in nssured beyond peradventure, It is aiready Imown that the attendance of horses from all parts of America will far exceed that of any other meeting ever given at Dexter Park. There will be one hundred race-horaes alone, not to mention the troiters, which are to be here in -| great numbers. The judicions mn taken by the Club with reference to the ty between the Trainers’ and Drivers' and the National As- sociation has secured the yrarmoest-good ill of L\m former, many of whom havé written to Mr. ugmo 0 Becretary; assuring him' flnb they 4 bring their horses to Chicago'if . the w trot them -for nothing. Positively t trotters of America Wi orses will bring the apocnmu, and so the sno- ‘cess of the meeting is a‘fixed fact. 2 3ir. Simpson is daily in receipt of: lotters from turfmen over the Iand, notifyin, ghxm of their intention to enter their horses in the July races, and bespeakin, stable accommodations.’ Among the well-kmowm stsbles which are certamn - to -come, the Bouthern States are repreaentedbyT &. Moore, W. Jennings, Geo. C. Cadwallader, A. Dibrell 1. k. Harrison. B. Ware ik, B Van Liew, Fred. Hloyd, 6. B. Warwick, G. Bacon, and others, all of them containing o 100% woted of shcere..Okic wal contabat the ‘stables of Blandy & Son, of-Zanesville, and 0.-P. Clianey, -of Canal Winohester; Wisconsin, those of - Mr. Barnes, of BBIVGPDm and Mr. las; and the Iilinois stables include thoss of Rowett & Bro., Messra. Powers, and Reynolds, Gray, Berron, Simpson, -and others, John Demas and the Ghappels will ropresent Michigan. TRy, May 17 The spiing mieetin 'LEXINGTON, (ay 17.—The of the Kenmky’.&uuumon Closed today. The woather was result of the first race, mile free to'all, was: l'lnhlnwn'! Florence, fine and the attendance large. The dash, purse 100, Becond ‘Race—Consolation puree; 5150, ‘mile heats for beaten horses: Bernolde Elal 11 ‘Thomas Tro 22 Time—1:49, 1:48%. Race—Sweepstales, for all ages, thres mfle dna 2500. ' For this race, which was the event of the dsy, there wers seven entries. Five of : McGratl's Susan Ann 1 's Extract. 2 McGrath's Jary. 3 Reymolds’ Clarina, Not placed. Buford's Malakof!. Not. p.hm] * THE NASHVILLE BAS Nasayries, Tenm May 17T the Iast day of the Noahvills races, tho first race was a handi- cap hurdlo, mile and s half over six hurdles: Dlenma. i BaL:rmd ‘race, Maxwell House stake, two-milo oal Beven entries, two started S Sam, oy bad | G13 ill -be_here. The' A fine base hits’ by Eo\(nm:;, lIu'Bflde, and Anson eamned a run for the Athlofics; agnin tieing the score.- Both nines were blanked in the eleventh and twelfth innings, Murnan being the only one to reach first base and being caught npapping there. A close decision was against him. In the thirtéenth inning Fulmer reached first by Sutton’s muff, and was sent home after two men \mre untby §00d base hits u.{Zu:uem and Cath- iving the Quakers -the game, 55 Anmu et only one to.make s clear hit for the Athletica, althongh -the score might have been &gxm tied had not ‘tho umpire decided as foul secmingly fair ballhit by Taher. " Tio gamo was one of the flnast &:{: vntAnsnod. ‘The n’j‘fina e bat- bert, Anson, and_McMullin,-the in- flelimg of Fnhm!x !IcG , Fialer, and Suatton, ond the cmHIeldm‘F urnan; Cathbert, Mc- o i e, el e o d the piring thronghoat was v x,and tha Athletics decided suffered th:r{nl:;: thereby, one of the men being pat out on called strikes, and four bases given on called bnua {0 the Quak- e T The fuflawmg is 2 summary of the game: it bans on ertors Baiiniclbbia b Aifletic, 3. Bases on called balls—Philadelphiz, 4; Athletié, 0. TUmpire—Scott Hastings, Baltimore, M. "Time of game—Throo hours and fve miutes. A LOCAL AFFAIR. - . All members of the Amatenr Base Blll, Club sre requested to attend the annual mesting of _the Club, Tuesday, May 22, at 8 p. m., at No. 141 LaSalle ntxeet. - AQUATIC. Special Dispatch t> The Chicago T‘H’buvu. New Yomw, Msy 17.—Mr. W. B. Custis, of Chicago, holder of the challenge scullers’ medal of the New York Athletio Club, is here upholi- ing his claim to the medal against_several chal- lengers. In tho race last evening he easily de- fentedl 3r. Rathbone, and during_ tho early part - of noxt week heis to pull against Mr. Mccrudy. CHARLEY WILSON'S BENEFIT. ¢ On Thursdsy afternoon’ next Mr. Chatles H. Wilson, one of the most deserving members of the dramatio profession’ in Chicago, will have & benefit at Hooley’s Theatre. Miss Laura Keene, Mr, Edwin Adams, and the prominent members of all the local companies have kindly consented to assist, and there sliould be a full house. The following programme will be given: THE ROUGH DIAMOND. . NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS, ING'S STATEMENT.. - Mr. F. L. Loring, a boot and shoe dealer at No. 116 West Madison street, whose name was rather unpleasantly connected with *‘an out- rageous aseault™ upon the person of Mr. G. B. Kane, of the ink-making firm of Kane& Co., mentioned in Tre TRIBUNE yesterday, cliims to have been entirely misrepresented. He. “states that in angwer {5 an advertisement he called on Eane, some time ago, for the purpose of ex- changing a watch fora lot. Kane produceda map of the city, and pointed out the streets on which the real estate was situated. Loring went with a friend to take a Jook at the property, and, being satisfled with it, rotarned and com: loted the. ' exchange, Teceiving - from ane & deed.- Supposing that -lnuer was an honest man, he nsglectod to examine the paper until after he returned from an Eastern trip. Then he discovered that the deed was for a valueless lot iz the swamps of Calumet. He immediately songht ot Kane, and demanded a proper exchange, or the return of his watch. Rxna said k-ha exnhln“{a Was cor- rect, and in accordance with the advertisement. I.nn.ng denied this. Eane then called him & liar, and struck him in the face. For this affront Loring whipped him. Mr. Loring says that this was all there was to the cnmgeuua as- sault; that he can prove that his mwmnu g to Kane's honesty are correct, and that he will ‘bring suit to recover damages. PERSONAL. Norman Finite, of New York, is at the West 8ide Briggs. H. 0. Colgate, the New York *Sosp Mnn " is ‘at the West Side Briggs Honse. Gen. E. A. Paine, Monmonth, IIL, left the West ‘8ide Briggs House last evemnz, for his home. William Herst, Manchestar, England, left the West Side Briggs House yesterdsy, for San Francisco, Prof. G. W. Blish, ths dialectic reader and de- lineator of character, will givo a selact resding at the Union Park Congregational Church, on Tuesdsy evening. Mr. T. J. Kinsells, formerly Dagnl:y Collector n zm pm and now Upited States Special ‘Agent at New. Orlsans, is wjonmmg in u.le city for a fow days. " The uilnrwaddm of Mr.and Mrs. William Meglado took t evening at their resi- P X5 Red Fox threw his nder:t the quarter pole, and broke his arm. This is the most me{: meeting at this course for more than twenty years. BASE BALL. THE PHILADELPHIAS V8. ATHLETICS. Bpectal Disprich tothe New York World. PHLADYLPHEIA, May 14.—An enormous crowd witnessed the second game between the Phila- elphia and Athletic Clabs to-day, fally 6,000 people being present. The weather was cloudy and threatening rain, which at one time fell for a few minutcs during the game, but did not last. The Philadslphias were the favorites at 1000 80. The Athletics scored one in the second inning by means of Clapp's one-base hit and a three-baso hit by McMullin. The Philadelphias scored one runin the third and two in the fifth inning s couple of bad errora by Fisher at right field, lnrlbuzgflta by Malone an Jeyerla Inthe McBride voiuntaril; u‘{ e anmona thh Fisher, who pitched during the alance of the game, three men having beea iven their bases on called , and 8ix base three of which by Cuthbert—were mlda ol! McBride's pitching in the first five innings. B 2o3 Ausor's e h‘fii a0 e ealis aror of Moyaris. 1. ihe ninth inning, with two men on the bases and two .out, arnan made s most extraordinary tios being also blanked, = tenth inning was :Eu;l - mdggmamnumemmm“t. Acouple of wild pitches gave Treacy s rull after two handa | the us iving tho Quakers ware out, Fisher's errors sagiving the 4 all the suns made 80 far. d |.fore he transported it across dence, No. 1. Wub Jackson street.. There was » large gathering of friends, and ssveral valuable presents were made. Dr. W. H. Woodyatt will deliver a Xechln at the New Jerusalem Temple, corner of Washing- ton street and Sonmwemm svenue, to-morrow evening on the subject of Light.” lt wiil be for the benefit of the organ fund. B. F. Underw the liberal lecturer, will qu upon 4 Christisnity and -Rstionalism Con- at Rice & Jackson's Hall, corner of Bando!ph and Jefferson streots, at 8 o'clock this afternoon. The Rev.J: 0. Peck, the recently Lppflm!ed tor of the Centenary Methodist iscopal 5%‘ h, will deliver hu pulnrlacm‘u, 5 Plnck versus Good Luck,” before the Library Ass of ‘his chur on Tuesdsy evening. Prol. Mathews will give an organ recitation. Yesterday morning Chapin & Gore, throngh their connsel Alr, W, AN Hirst, Jr., pleaded guilty, before Justics Banyon, to the o of vialatis; the 11 o'clock lsw. . They wers fined.$20, an costs, and, nmreupon, gare notice of au appeal to the Criminal Court. Gen. Stiles, Coroner Stevens, the City Astor- ney, the Recorder, Commirsioner Skaridan, Justice Banyon, and several other of his parson. al friends waited upon Dan O'Hara, yesterday, $o seo the last of his beamm& countsnange be- 8 ocean to cast a refalgence over the Vienna Exposition., The main topics of conversation were Dan’s depari- ure and Banyon's chances for the Chief Justice- ship. Only one sorry face was visible; that of o Times local, ‘whose hints as to the propinquity of Folay s, and the propriety. of a libation. at somebody else's expense, was gen- erally disregarded. - On arriving at headquar- ters, in response to his city editor’s inquiry as to his mccess, the reporter with tho unsated ‘thirst said: “ Conldn’t do anything, sir; not even a not a cigar, not 80 .much 28 A Gorman- silver shirt-stnd,” whereupon word was. ssnt :o Briggs“' “that they hadn’t” anjthing to gom(oms safe just now; thank you all ths