Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 12, 1873, Page 8

THE CHICAGO. DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY; NOVEMBER 12, 1873 BILLIARDS. Second Day of the Grent Chi- cago Billiard Tourna- Cyrillo Dion vs. Slosson, Daly vs, Snyder, Garnier vs, Bessun- gory Daly vs, Slos- The Eastern Players Vi&torioua in Four Remarkable Gdines, Maurice Daly Malkes tho Un- precedented Run of 153, and an Averagoe of The billiard tournament now In progress at Xingebury Musio Hall was woll attendaed yestor~ day aftornoon and oveniug, notwithstanding the «disagreonblo weathor. The games playod, ace counts of which will bo found below, were in many respocts romarkable, and proved highly entertnining to thoso who witnessed thom, not & few of whom woro ladies, meont is rosumed, the olegant Exposition table of the J. M. Brunswick & Balke Company, which haa given so much satisfaction to the. players, will give placo to ono of another manufactiro, the contract which tho managers eutsred into stipulating that four makes of tablos shall bo al- lowed cgual represontation. THE TIIRD GANE of tho tournament was begun at- half-past 1 o'clock betwoon Oyrillo Dion, of New York, and Georgo Blosson, of Lhis city, Mr, Michael Foloy was the reforce, It was conceded even by Slos- son himsolf that ho stood but & poor show of winning, but he underostimated himself. The first . 100 points of the game, viowed a8 & contest botweon playors supposed to possoss about equal skill, was vory uninteresting, Dion having it all his own way, but a8 an oxhibition of billiards on tho part of the visiting playor it was well worth secivg. Tn tho first quarter of the matoh Dion made four double-figaro runs, rang- ing from 10 to 21, and, whilo boing favored with good brenks, played gonerally with that grace “and precision which is peculiarly his own. Slos- son pliyed vory poorly at tho commoncemont of the game, but he improved as it progroseed, and at times played remarkably well, In tho bighth ioning he mado 21, and in the fiftecnth and slx- teonth 11 nud 16 Tespoctively, which placod him on protty oven torme with his compoetitor, who, ot this-stage of - the gamo, was not doing himeelf Justico. By s run’of 10 in tho ninotoonth inning Dion turned his first hundrod, tho score staud- ing 108 to 71 in Lis favor. Slosson, in tho twon- ty-first inning, complotoly took tho wind out of his snils by n cloverly axecutod run of 43, whioh doveloped all his foatures of nursing and playing for position, Tho run brought him around tho corner and put him ahend of Dion, tha score standing 143 to 115, and subsequent runs of 24, 14, ond 21 still further improved his chances of Dion knocked out an occasional double-figure - run, but he played in bad neral thing, and did not seem mony with the Bcore 18 marked by ®overal clphors and small runs at thia stage of tho gamo, it s yosslblo for him to play with anythiu ry skill. Slosson, on tho of ‘was in his best vein, and manipulated tho balls ‘with rare judgment aud cooluces, ‘not entel up with him, though ho tried in ovory 8ible way, Evory now and then the young icagonn would got in a double-figure run ranging from 11 _to 94, which kopt In tho forty-sevonth innin & run _of 15 brought him into his lasl bundred, the scoro thon standing 306 to 209. Dion, seoing defent by & more boy staring him in the faco, bogan to do soma decent playing, aud tho advantago of his young opponont rapldly do- oreaged boforo runs of 26, *was mado in the flfty-seventh inning, and Cynille on his last hundred, the score_boing 388 A mn of 17 two in- to work upon, and as Blosson began show sigos‘of weaknoss in a few shots, hig wary competitor improved tho nppearnnce of his string by additions of 17 and 24, 'They came * in good timo, as Slogson in tho sixty-fourth ‘mado n splendid run of b4, which put him and loft him but a fow points to go. Dion followed with 12, and sgain scoured the lead. & points iore now loft for him to make, whilo Blosson had but12. The game bocame ox- citing as each player, aflor making two or d, eithor from norvousness or looked-for_accident. Dion Iind but 1 to go, Blosson had 6, and, after making 8 of them, wns unfortunate enough to ‘make o miscus, which lost him the game. Ho hns overy ronson to be prond of tho close and gallant strggle whichJio made aganst such an ‘experienced player as Oyrille Dion 3 but the lat- ter has nothing to boast of, Following is tho Beovo of the gamo ¢ Dion—3,15, 5, 0, 18, 3, 21, 10, 3, 0,5, 7, 4, 0, 1, 2, 4,0,10, 0, 9, 0, 5, 21,1, 10, 0, 11, 4, 0, 1, 4, 4,'2,", §; 11, 40,8 4,'0,5, 12,'3, 1, 1. 8L 4001 1, ‘When the tonrna- in the lend. 25, and 23. The lntter to 824 in his favor. ninga aftorward gave three shots, miaso Aterage—Dlon, 5 16-17; Slosson, 5 02-67, Ihialicat Runs—Dion, 33, 20, 24, '24, 25 ; Slosson, 43, 4, of Game—Two houra and 30 minntes, TUE FOURTH GAME was also played in the aftornoon. After Mr, John W. Blaiedell was choson roferee, Maurico Daly, of Naw York, and Petor Snyder, of Obior 0, banked for the lend and clioice of balls, Sny- ‘der won, but failed to count on his first shot. Both playors commenced tho gamo woll, putting togothor a fiue run of 20 in the thi ning, which Peter oxcolled with a run of 84 in tho .fifth—a fine display of nursing. whon tho balls wero together and closo to a corner, and left Daly & position from which he Buyder again left the balla ind hoadded 26 to his yder apain_missed, Ho slipped up in good shapo for string by geod_playing. Bn and tho skillful reprosentative of tho Enst in- crensed bis load 43 points, whioh wero may contly made, and placed him on his second dred. Bnydor followed bim up with 98, onding on o miss of an ensy shot through caroloss- In the thirlecuth iuning through nuraing, and two innings afterward a runof 15 onabled him ta turn the score standing 211 to 106 in bis nyder played very carelossly during thia missing ~ shots that amateur could have made with leaving plenty of Lis opponont, to tako advantage of them, Play on both sides ‘wasg tame up to the twenty-fourth inning, when Daly, who scomed to monopolize all the Iuck and’skill, made a neat run of 18, slipping up on & draw sliot, and giving to Potar the bonellt of & good leave, which ho fuiled to improve, From this timo forward cally out of out” care or nto his third portion of tho good breaks playing ~ with- o spectators could not seo whero ho wds iuforior to Daly fu his handliug of tho balla whon he sct his mind to the task, but be did not often do this, atoly, and therefore sufferod Daly’s play was alinost perfect throughout. For- iuno emilod on hlin in neatly overything that ho attempted, and the rosult’ {s apparent in the number of double-figure runs which ornament his soore, and his haudsomo average of 10, TFal- lowing is the soore : 0,98,8,8,4,0,1,7,5,0,2,0, )0,0,0,10,1,9,'7, 2, 0,0, 9, 9, 16, 23, 43, 0, 8,13, 0,1, 47, 2, 1, 15, J 0! e, 8 10, Average—Snyder, Highest Tuna—syuder, 3 25, T'ime of Game—1 hour 45 minutes, TOE FIFTIC OAME nst 7 in the evoning, the uruier, of New Yorlk, and Jolin Hossungor, of Chicagy, and the reforco, tr, ‘L', %, Cowlos, Dersungor won the lead, an aly, 10, 85 Duly, 86, 47, 43, 20, was hogan at lalf- players voing Albo auting on the firet uhot, started off in hia usuul Iie did not go very far, cnt of the gamo deserving T " , vor o benutilul run by Gurndos iu tho forpet L Larum-sCRItm Manner. An dorparatively favorable shape, ho, by a & X n soriol of maa{’ofly ntrokon, fiat thom g’m‘ndll‘v i‘nfl:zr nl: control, and oxhibited somo of tho finest. playlnit that has over bpen Witnessod in thie sity, 1o ondod at 82, tho highest mn of tlid_tournamont B0 far, and, but an unfortinhle and unlookoed- for kiss whon the balla wero stlll togothor, | lio would in all probability havo mado over 100, Teas sungor followed with 8, and ngain loft A soft thing bohind, * Garnior only took 10, _mlasinflo\m & long and almoat {mpossible tuased, Koth misaed in tho noxt intiing, and Tarnior in the threo auccooding Onds, Iessungor meanwhilo otting ih two raus of 11 and ono of B. In ho touth iuning Garnfor succceded in lmddllnf; tho Dnalls on tho rall, Ang manipttiated thom with astonishing delivacy o touch until he had mado 4% ‘Yhoy thon bo- eamo soparated, but a foty sliots sufMood to brh thom undor his control again, and he continue on to 57, whoto Lo fallod on anothor dlMbuly wmagsd, The run turoed him on Wi second hundrod, tho eall beingy Garnlar, 160 ; Bessun- gor, 47, * The latter playoer, who had mado a good showing all alohg, Sut in o nont 16, ending on o long kisa shot, and loaving a vory unfavorablo aproad for his opponont. T+wo or throohard draws and cushion shots got the spheres into sone sort of shiape, and thoro was overy prodpoct fo¥ another hoavy run, wwhen the playor misséd on o draw, aftor woldog 10, In tho thirteoth thnihg tho Fronchman put 27 to his atriug, making dur: lnF tho run a wondorful sdrpontine massc, and misslug ono of the ukslost follow-shote jmaginge blo, Dessungor wos not doing much monn- while, But for a freezo in the fourteonth inning QGarnior would cortafuly bave added anothor lurgo run to his tcore, having tho threo balls in ‘& honp when ‘the accidont ocourred, Ho way com&mlled to dosist aftor tiaking 8, but mado up for it in the following inning with & run of 29, whoh was brought to a cloge by a miss of & draw shot, Tho run turned him on hia third bundred, tho onll boing 231 to 70 in his favor. - Bossungor mndo a fooblo offort to do somothing, but euccooded only in leaving tho balle m such shape that Garnior mada 31 tho miss boing on an onsy shot. Tho morcurial Dossungor mado threo or four brilliant shots, eud thon subsided, whilo Gamier took 14 out of what was loft. In the ninoe teonth inning, John oxecntod & vory protty run of 87, mainly by round-the-table play, bidt wag caoroless enough to miss th ensiest shot ho had, nnd loave a sot-up, ‘I'is éall gave him 126 t0258, Tho bronk yioldod Garnior 19, hie ous- tomary Iuck in tho mattor of freezing accompa~ nying him, The play was exceadingly tame on both sldes up to the thirtieth inning, whon Gar~ nior shook off tho lothargy that scomed to affoct him, and put in a run of 81, missing a8 usual on an oasy shiot, ‘Tho eall now. showod the rolative pesitions of tho playors at 837 for Garnior, and 40 for Bessunger. The Iattor inoroased his score in the next lnning by duplicatin, his opponent’s run in the provious one, which whs cloverly acoomplishiod. Tho ond of tho run wag marked by tho usual silly miss of a perfectly plain shot. Garnior failed to count, and John, \vho wae playing romarkably well, knooked out 29in fino stylo, which turnod him' on_ his* third hundred, and mado the game stand 207 to 827, Three innings farther on Lo .made 14, while Garnier waa mhzuln§I right alon; and ruining his averago. o improve o little tho thirty-niuth inning, ‘when ho seebeded in making 10. Bessunger followed iyith o finé run of 39, which his flighty way of playing brought to an énd whon uvur{:hlng was favorablo to o continuation, ,Though Garnior found the balls well laid out, he could not make more than 8, and Bessunger wmndo 22, mlusir:fi & fing ghot, Garnier followed with 16, and thon the inovitable freeze interferod nnd put an ond to tho run, Bessunger now bogan to play a _booutiful game, making the most oxtraordinary cushion shots, but not bein, favored with luck in the mnttor of broaks. splondid run of 21 in tho forty-soventh inning sont him to his last hundred, the scoro stauding 817 for him to 870 for Garnier. The Iatter h fallen far below his ayvorage, and was unques- tionably affectod by the brilliant ploy of his ngponout. Bossungor followed up his run of 21 with _snother of 19, missing only whon mn oxcoedingly diffcult cushion ehot prosonted itself. Garinor followed with 8, missing a long masso, and anln with 2, which “wore given hlmfin palpable scratch. In tho noxt inning he made 6, leaving him but 9 to go, and 08 Bossunger had unnccountably let up in the last fow shots, it seomed a8 if ho wonld make them without any trouble. But both were nervous, and mado froquoent missos. At last, in tho fifty-fourth Inning, Garnior mado tho 7 points neceseary to complate tho game, which took two hours and twonty minutes to play. Fol- lowing is the score : Bessunger—S,1,0, 1,8, 0,11, 11 15,6, 3, 6, 3, 8, 51,97, afa. T 00 3, 10, S, B 4G, O 00,5, 9,05 374 21,1, 1,6, 0, 1,3, 0. ‘falal, Garnfer—0, 1,0, 83, 10, 0, 0, 0, 0, &7, 16, 3, 77, 3, 23, 21,14, 9, m.é,:!,ésg,"o,n, d, 6,06, 4, 31, 0,0,0,0,5 0, 0.1,30,'3,35, 0, 11,0, 1,0, 5, 6, 3, 6,1,1,0,"7." "Toa _verages—DBessunger, 0 8-27; Garnler, 711-27, et RuneeDeusunger, 1, o4, 4, #,22; Garnior, 83, 67, 27, 31, 23, "It of Gamo—2 hours 20 minutes, TUB BIXTH GAME of the tournnment, and the last ono of the even- ing, was then commenced batween Maurico Duly, of Now York, and Georgo Slosson, of Chicago, Mr, Dlichacl Foloy occupied the roforec’s chair, Tho load was won by Blosson, who countod on the first shot, but missed tho socond, and loft the balls heapod, Daly made 9 from shem, and nothing of consoquence occurred until the fourth inning, when Blosson mado 10, In the following inning Daly made 16, The gamo rogressed very evenly, with good runs on ot sidos, up to tho Jast half of tho twolfth inning, whon Daly got tho balls in shape, aud made the largest run that has evor boon made in public gamo 1 _this country—1631 It woa acoomplished by delicato nursing and tho most porfect position playing, nnd wes 68 s wwholo tho most astonishing * foat ever performod by su American billiard-player. No desoription thot could be writton would do it justico. Tho playerwas loudly applauded as horenched ond passed the marks sot up by other players, such aa the runs of 69 and 83 mado in the presont tournament by Ubassy sud Garnior, the run of 113, which was tho highost in the recent New York tournament, and the run of 117 made by Ubassy in one of his gomes with Bessunger in $his cify last summor. _At tho conclusion of the rum, a grand round of applauso groeted Daly, whoso score now stood at 203 to U4, the fourtoenth inning, Blosson, nothing dis- concortad, put in & neat Tun of 34, sndDaly fol- lowed with anothor of 14, Thon George made 18 nnd turned hig first hundred, tho scoro stand- ing 110 to 20, Daly changod {t somowhat by o run of 18 in the seventoenth inning, and in tha vory noxt inning ho added 23. Slosson's noxt run of any consoquenco was ono of 16 in tho twontioth inning, which was immodiatoly offset by ono of 36 on tho part of Daly, which turncd him futo his last - hundred, whilo Blosson had no}tflynh renched 160 points, Agein in the twenty-third ivning the Now Yorker se- cured 28, but, owing to a miss of an onsy shot, loft the balla in snch shapo that Blosson made 24, "Tho noxt largo runs wero 22 \v{ Daly, 18 by Blosson, and 18 by Daly, which loft tho latter but 10 to make. Ho got 4 of them in tho thir- tioth inuing, and loft a good position for hia op- {:anent. who made a spurt of 20, which placed im ot 205 to 805, Two misses by Daly cub down bhia avorage, but Ia tho thity-third inning ho onded the game with a run of G, making 40l t0 207, Tho scoro is na follows: Slosson—1, 0, 0,10, 5, 16,1, 3,7, 5,15, 2, 1,94, 8 0, 13,9, 1,15, 3, 0, 2, 24, 2, 8, 13, 3,0,0,20,1,1, " Tolal, Daty—9,9,1,1,12,2,7,7,0,7, 0, 165, 0, 8, 14, 2, 18 B 500, 8, % 28, & 43,0, % 318, 4,1,0,’5, " Toial, Averages—Slosson, 0.9; Daly, 12.4, Higlcat {una—Sichaon, 2, 74, 20} Daly, 153, 16, 23, "Finie of Game—Ono hour and 43 minutes, THE J. M, DRUNBWICK & BALKE TADLE. It is o fact worthy of noto that Daly's unpar- allolod run of 168 was mado upon the sawno make of table a8 was tho colebrated run of 118 by Mous, Ubassy in his match with Bossunger i tho Globa Thoatro, in this clty, last Juno, Both tables wero made ‘? the Jo M. Brunswlck & Dalko Company, of this city, with the celebrated Pholan & Collonder oushion, The fact thnt these extraordinary feats at billinrds were both per- formed upon Ohicago-mado tables is tho strong- est possiblo proof of thoir superlority. TO-MORLOW'S GAMES, As Kingsbury Bueic Hall has beon onguh;ml for thin ovening by tho mausgers of the Star Lecture Course, the tournamont must bo pot- oned until to-morrow, when it will ba resumed 0 the aftornoon and ovening. The games will bo aunouuced Lereaftor. THE POLICE BOARD. Tho Board of Polico held & special meoting yostorday sftorncon. All the Commissloners were prosent. Fire Marshal Bonnor submitted bis usunl re- port for tho month of October, showing the condition of the Dopartment. The apparatus, with tho oxooption of Nos, 2 and 4 trucks, I in oxcollent order, There 1s in uso 17,400 feot of No. 1 hose, 5,150 feet of No, %, 1,480 foot of No, 8, Throeo langthia burst during the month, The stoamers travoled 1,0083¢ miles, and worked 1983 bours at firos, The watohmen in the towern gave fifty alarms, A bill of €800 for's now hosc-oart, which the Commiealonors liad soon, and accopted, Ruilited and ordered to ho Ex-spoolal policeman Wi ! married officor who was dismissod lnst Baturday, onmo In with n dozen witnossos and an armful of doopmonts to prove , that tho allogations of tho woman Moyors woro false. granted him & solikblo witnesaes that fth of Juno, 1809, and not in England, na Catli- arine Moyors nssorted. dlvoreod from hor, and that his prosont wifo had been relensod from hor husband by tho courts. Tho ox-policoman proved that Lo wis hot an " mnn, And the Bonrd took the matter iho Upper Takes, FOREIGN, Now York, and Ohlo, from Philadelphis, have arrived New Yonk, Novi 11,~Arrived—~Steamship City of Braeselr, from Livorponl, MovinLz, Nov, 1 Quobee, Ling arrived, SPRINGFIELD. Rovision of the Stiitutcss=Fishurscs reonnt of the New State- wlntion us to Col, Cook?’s linm Honry, th muoli |+ ifor and ran n tho Middlo wd Xoatof Stator, Bouthwesterly winds and clear weathor in tho South~ Lownor, Nov, 11,—A dlapatch from Paria sayn it Is ~Tho ateamship Casplan, from soported that an extonsiva plot {n favor of the Cuunt do 'arls hiaa beon discovered in that elty, and i fs snid {hat tho nutliorttfes aro {n possonston of documents by which a number of well:knoim politiolans aro com- Itiaalso roported that & doputation of Monarchists ia nbout tn prarecd to Oulabuirg to requost tho Count do Clinmihord to abdicato hia clajms to the throno of ¥ranco in favor of tho Count do Tarls, Nov, 11,—1'lio Gommitico on tho prolongation ident’s powern linvo locled AT, Laboulnye tholr roporter, and resolved to inatriict M, De Romusat 1o confor with Presidont MucMalion, —_— 1 ) PR Loxnow, Nov. 1L.—A violent galo praval any on O1g Dritish and. Teiali conate, ad th barborm are fillod this morning PRONANILITIES, Tar thrs Northwreat niul Upper Takes, nor winds, cloudy weathor, nnd snow, For t kow, noulliweslorly to northweatorly winds, rie- and ho'ostablished by wna in Chicago on tho Ho satd ho was logally ueonts on A ¢y part routhwosterly winds, rising baromotor, pord XLONCaSD teatbor, follawed hy coldar and cloudy weathor fu tho For the Middle Atafcs and New En- ghxmd; southwesterly winds, cloudy weathor, and Spéetal Dispated to The Chieano Tritune, TITP COMMITTRL O REVINION OP THE BTATUTES, v, 1il, Nov, 11,.—Tho Committcoo to s, appointed at to Inet nession of the Tagislnture, mot i1t gersion in this city to-dsy, * Thero prescht Senntors Upton and Bioele, and Repro- ven 1y, Rousitree, and Dunham, 'They roj the work nbouit half fufelicd and in tho han Tho remniuder will b complatod bo- faro tho Committe ndjourus, and it will probably take 1t §s tho intention of tho 1iavo all the chaplers printed in bill form and roady to Iay on the members’ desks on tho first day of the ad- Journed seselon, 0 that no timo need ba loat, IR PRINTENA' BTAIRE at ft wil probably ond to-morrow, as 8 number of printers from varioun points eamo inta tho efty to-dny, nud othiera sro oxpocted, suficlont in number to supply tho places of tha strikers, THE NEW BTATR-HOUSE, An examinatfon of (ho hooks of the Hecrotary of tho Board of Htute-lctss Comaninelonars, to-day, shiows tho disbursemonts on necount of the now State-Houso, t0 Oct, 1, to be §2,060,061.29, leaving o balsnce, to reach Iimit, of '$1,438,039, Tho catimal already mado by tho stehitecln for the complotion of fho bullding do not oxhaust tiis smount, but leavo s hondsomo margin for contingencies, 'INIE VACANOY OAUSED DY TIIE DEATII OF COL, COOK, ition mndo vacant by thodeath of Col, ook mnkes 1t fncnmbont upon Gov. Loveridgo to fill hin place ns soon as possible, tlomen aro spokon of, and thair chances rank aa $hoy aro named, Tion, John J1, Addams, of Stophionson, in all probabiliiy, sisnds fret. office, Mr, enjamin, of Tloomington, Hkely to gat it "It in possiblo, however, the fact thiat Lo hos rocently be Judgoof MoLean Connty, he would doclino the ap 1. Boyd, of Fulton, will draw the ro’ a3 yot no spoculations; CASUALTIES. Killed by the Diunder of o Drugs Milwankeo, Ghicago, and loveland, Tiex fiwest and overywhote Cautlonary signnls continue at Grand Tinven, Dtrork, Tolodo porte aro misdn, ‘wet of thio Miaelsalpt Rivor, OXNERAT, OIUSEBVATIONA, - ‘Cintoauo, Nov, 12~1a, m, THain] Weatlier, L01{Light ruow, Tho Firo Marsnl rocommended that John revisa tho statul Osmpion 4od Louls Fiorno 1.0 appolntod fore- on, And John Oroam and George W. Dugan Concurrad in., o 'ho Bonrd then adjourned. THE LATE ELECTIONS. and {ho harhors ubled or recking sastor Lovo yoi boen roporteds HYGIENIC, Mocting of tho Amcerican ¥enlth Asso~ ciation in Now York City—Doctors in Attendance from all Parts of the Tublle Printer, Onfro 1.0 |20,85 Qlioyonus .. 30,40) 87(8; L, fresh.. Ulneinnatl, 120,66} Cloveland ,, 20, T Only thies countles romain to bo heard from, viz. s -atill conllunon, Li UOlark, Mossic and Pope, By relitrna from threo, fifst known nnd officlally reportcd yesterday, tho Xarmors galn two, viz,: Oumberlsnd and Josper ; and. ardin, Theso additions in- teroaso tho numbor of Farmors’ countles (o Aitty-threo, ‘nd of Demooratic countlcs to nineteon, Tho number bf Republican countics stands nt fourtcon, aud of Jn~ dopendent at thirteco, as proviously given. Ofcial returns have now beon . received from ssventy-oight countics, tho aggregato voto in which fs 230,660, Tho wholo vots of 102 countice, in tho county elections of 1871, when, nlso, thoro hoppened to Loa Congressman to eluct for tho Stata at large, Was 233,~ 849, Tho roturns thue far vecelved Justify oatimatcs of nearly 850,000 as the tolal voto thi: hreo other countios aro ADAMS GOUNTY, (Last yoar—Groeloy, 5,177; Grant, 4 Democrat. Nzw Yonk, Nov. 1L.~The Amorican Healih Asso- cfation hold & proliminary meating st noon to-day, nt the Unlon Lesguo Olub-Touso, for the purposs of orgnuization, Stoplion M, Smith, M. D, Among tho membora presout wero Dr, J Dr, Reoves, Wheollug, W, Vas; 0, o feard on the following subjects s 1. Bocial Bystema Upon ho Democrats ono, viz., the coustitutional Tiepos “The InQuenco of Esiaf eaith and Longovity.” 1Ly Francis Bacon. M, D, 2. ousekeeper Over the Reaponsi= ho Family.” By Edward 3, “Tho Physical and Aforal Causca of Amorican Women.” By Jomes por upon * Tho Perfoction of in tho Human Body aa a Teading Elomont of Hyglone,” wsa thon'resd by Na~ Ho was_followed by Honry A, MIGORLLANEOUS THFOT: ichlo The Chiengo 18, 'Nov. 11.—It hoa been snowing ey rm nzh‘:;h orer fi‘onfl du‘fle, g.uu. ‘mot, Slicboygan, Outsgamic, Manitowoo, Winnebego, Bud’otlior countion in- Northcastorn Wisconaim. Bnow fa a foot doop on » loval, “Tho Power of tho bility for tho Health of 4 sty sattmtes | atlday, Tho slo pon, | addod'tn. Should he declino the thon Allan, 3. D. on_elected Qounty M. D., of Chicago, an 2ot to Tuboronlosts, Tielations of Phthisis to Othor Di: noon sessfon concluded with a paper upon .+ The Re- lation of Raco and Nationalit; Taitod Btaton mhich was rou 'ranc] /nlker, The Association resumod its sesslon in tho hall \ho Union Leaguo Club this ovening. ‘business transacted was summery of evidenco and I ea it bas appeared in tho durfng the prescnt year, Theso roporta woro' illustra oxplained by mombers of the Asaociation from various localities, prizo, Beyond Trinl of Margarct Woll for Murdor in Fort Waync, indi Spectal Dispatch lo_ The Ohlcago Tribune, Nov. 11.—In the Oriminal Court, to-day, tho trial of Margaret Wolf for murder in tho first degreo waa continued. A largo numbor of witnessos wero oxamined, The prosecution roated tho caso atQ o'clock, Nothing new was clicited, Among the witnesses for tho defonso were four physiclans, ‘who teatified that they had made a thorough examina~ ton of tho girl and found she had not given birth to o ebild, Other witnesses proved that the girl was in bed st tho houso whore eio was workin d a little beforo 5 ivo birth to a child to Mortality in the 86—A .. Qriffdifi.\3, 89 Jobn Downina by ita author, Gon, *Voro also o Farmors' ecleotio tickot. ANDER (Last yoar—Gra dependent Fonr Warxe, Ind, sontaf the weesonlation: of Special Dispatch to The L‘Almx: Tyibune, child of Jamos Tay- Tatally poisoned by thie k in Dlauchard's clork hias taken to flight. Tor, » miner of thia cf mitako of a prescriptl store, on Bunday, irioa Wilon, 401 08, Wile oo, Blahor. 1,08 . Baudara Ja votes: For Ooanty Ol r Bohool Buperiuton “oun! B0, /0] Marotilldon, 3083 Alfrod W, Ho oD COUNT (Last yoar—Groeloy, 6503 Grant, 428.) Judge—Wim: Martand. 604 John Lamn 1fal \;l‘lllhlnwll @ Brptt. g Varer. e Ton Papers woro read by Dr. O, ‘White, President of the Loujsiana Roard of Health ey, aad De. Narrow Escapo from Destruction of Dr. £l seCloilon the Cass County (1) Jail. ‘Willlam Clendon, of Of [By Mail.} Tho Amoricsn Public-Health Assoclation_will conveno in Now York, on Tueaday, Nov. 11, 1873, toports will bo mude, sud papers Tead, a8 fol- Comiulssionor—Sovera 80 it waa impossiblo for het to 4,and aftorwards drown it at lio plnco whore ahio i eald fo bave dono ko, Other witnossos sald that tho girl worked until’9 o'clock, ther walkod sfx milos to her home in worked thero thonoxt dny, snd was apparently if ox- eollent hoalth, Tho defonso reated tho case at 9 o'clock, Bowe robutting testimony will bo offered to-morrow, and then the case will bo submitted to tho jurys Gourt-room was denacly crowdod all day, icago Tribune, BeArpstowy, Iil,, Nov, 11,—Firo was discovered in one of the cells 'of our County Jm tuis afternoon, Tho given, and what promised to bo quito s seri- ration, on account of the heavy wind blos reventod, No ecrlous damago it is supposed that the Now Haven, and wix done to the bufld: TUESDAY, NOV. 11 originated from a defective chimnoy. A report wpon the * Influenco of Bystems upon cnlth and Lougovity, by Francis Ba- BT frnt M ¥ fmnqx'rf’u"&m. Txinting Sogtnl ooLIeg T Fivo Persons Injurcd by the Fallof o Cotton Prous Dentsox, Tox., Nov,11,—Tho frame work of tho Donfson _Cotion ‘Compress Works fall to-day, whilo & number of workmen wero on it, C was fearfully injured, and will probably die, Stabl, n Gorman, waa badly wonnded, suppossd fatal others wero scripusly hurt. JARNOLY GOUNTY. onn, i Sy Girant, 1,965, po e of tho Houselcoper over, and Responstuility for, thio Health of tho Family,” by Edward Jarvls, M, D.,'of Dorcheste ‘A roport upon tho "* Physical an Bad Tibalth 1o American Women,” by Jumes E, Reuves, Getion of Structure and Func- Leading Element of M, D,, of Lowail, Mass, “A papor upon “ Itolations of Gilmato to Tuberculosts, and tho Relations of Phtbisis to Othor Discases,” by lienry A, Johnon, M, D.. of Clica Tt on *Sanitary Tal Now York Criminal Mattors. Jasaron, L. I, Nov. 11.—Roysl Sammls, Rudolph Bammis, and all’ tho others who wero mplicated in Kolsoy, appeared beforo Jud Counsol moved for th at Queens County had no TThe District Attorney sadd Suffolk had beon In session, rtics, ‘and {hore~ 1 Moral couses of tarring and featherin, (oral Causes of Armstrong this mornin discharge on the groun: urisdiction in the cas hat tho Grand Jury and had found no bill sgainst the foro he would not opposo Lhetr discharge, Thoraupon Judgo Armstrong dischargod all tho defendants, wiich Tolonses them from all further troublo in ths matior, 3L D,, Wheeling, W, V: A yaper upon “ Perfc tion’ in tho Human Body, san Hyglene,” by Nathan Al |OTE,—Tho abova ar: i dopondont of party nominations, politics oo, a NTY, (Last yoar—Grosloy, 1,46; Grant, 3, Farmers, Iy ph W, 8im.2,118 - A. M, Ayrot..., 'Dul]nuqh 8,300 In Pcorin, 11, This Morning. Speeial Dispateh (o The Chicago Tribuna, Pront, T, Nov, 19,—1 0. m,—A firo DoGarmos! boot and shoo ¢ 12:60 &, m., and i stil} adjoining bullding wero alimost sufiocatod, The wind ia blowing very hard. 0, R tions and Health Princl- plea of Architecturo,” by Oarl Pfeifter, O, E,, Socrelary ‘of the Amorican Tustitute of ) Prescutation of & summary Lost sour—Graslor, 1,158: Grants 1,166, Xzobbod nt Musc = » 1,158; Grant, 1, (Last yoar—Q ol Y A Jowelry Store Xtobbod lusca~ e ich dudfogal Judgo-Jonn il n_chiolora &s it han prevailed in tho Miss Dol Humphs and elsewhero in America di with maps, anc storo on Sonth Adams sireot bur y wiili difioulty, snd MusoaTnr, Tn,, Nov. 1 mitted liero this cvening, N entored whilo tho propriotor yas at duppa walches, cight or ten silver watehios, and a ot of gold rings, valuod in all at $600 to $800 4ranco was offected by picking the lock of the' frodt door._ Tho robbora escaped cntirely unobso; ol- thiough porons wers continually paseing tho storo while they wero at work, : A bold robbery was com~ Jewelry” storo was ont year,—illustrated ‘membors of tho Assoclation from the various local- D,, President of the Loulslana 3fcOlollan, AL, D, U. 8, ‘William Olendenin, M. A. T, Judson, M. D, 1, Van Deman. B, D, of will” purticipato in this prosenite- Hono . O, Kill L1 o X . 89 P o Camborinad Uatiaty, for tho irst L siico Wte organisation, ia theoarly dajs of 1ilinots, has gonoagainat 58 Bomooratio party. : inpex (Last poar—Graoloy, 443 ; Grant, 43 e eratin, T i An Oshikosh, Wis. 5 Loss, $1,200; &pecial Dispatch to Tha Chic Osnrosy, Wis,, Nov, 1L—A firo stroyed the'resldonconnd paint-ahop of Willlam Lioyd ; 1 d in o Springfiold company for $400, and in' the Dotroit Fire and Marine for $500, An Moscow, Ky., Loss, 815,000—An In- _cendiary Suspected—One Life Lost. TOUISVILLE, Ky., N6v, 11,—A apeedal to the Cotrier- 1 i Co., Ky., dated the ¢ th0 nlght provious te Boord of Mealth ; ago Tribune, s morning de- DIurder of Unitcd States Officers in ‘WEDKEEDAY, KOV, 12. Report upon * Yellow Fover as It Prevatlod af New Orleaus {ho Present Year," by.S, O, Ruseell, 3L D, Becretary of Stato Doard of Health of Louisinua, ‘Report upon “ Yellow Fever aa It Provailed at Moblle, nd Vicinlty,” by J. T. Giimon, Yellow Fover as It Prevalled in Shirovoport, Memphis, and tho River Reglous,” by J, Dickson Bruns, M 11,~The United Btates ict of Toxns informs Ilinms that Deputy-Marshal John P, Frics waa nsessainated in {hot Stato on tho 25th of - Qctober, by ono McUber, who had been eonvicted of murder’ and sentenced to be han escaps from prison. assasainated in that ., Nov. Marohal for tho Westérn Distr Jotrnal, from Mokcow, i Btb inst,, utates that s fire Lroke out in the saloon of J, R, Mumphieya, and destroyed tho ‘wholo busincss part of tho town but threo housos, A man named O'Bricn, from New York, was arrested, chorgod with firing tho tawn, _Tho loss s $16,000 ; 16 A man_nomed Dean, from Tennedsce, nelgop fu the saloom whore (ho re’began, way b JABPEN COUNTY. (Laat yosr—Groeloy, 1,060; Graut, 917). d, but mndo his TDoputy-Marelal D., of Lohlsluna. A report upon *The Natural History and Habits of Yellow Fover " (fllustrated by a map showing the local- itlos affected by this discase in tho tho mottiement of the countr, of Washington, D. C. roas. mit Supt. AL, Balior) (Last yoar—Grool Indepandent ?l ‘uykondall 765 O A. Harkor, Tobos " t Ticd Up by the 'Thumbs. 8ax Fraxarsco, Nov, 11.—In the civil sults of the ainst Capt, Clarke, {0 ro- nited States; from ), by J. B, Toner, M, D, i Alimentatlon Connldored iu Its Ro- Istions to the Progress and Prospority of the Nution,” D., of Bangor, Mo, on-Poriodio Olinnges of Heat s an Elenient in Bunitary Climatology,” by Lorin Blodget, Esq., of Philadels D., Prosident of Boar At Stnyner, Ont,; Loss, 200,000, SravnER, Ont,, Nov, 11.—A firs hero this . moriing deatroyed tho Norihwestern Raflwoy slation-house, Randolph's saw-mill and_lumber-yard, Summerfelt’s Hotel, and four housea, Tho loss {i $200,000. RAILROAD NEWS. Transfer of the DosMolnes Valloy Tond—Worlk on the Cedur Falls & Icllo Plnine Koad. 5 Drs Morss, In,, Nov, 11—Tho Sherift of this olli) county to-lny transferred tho Des Mofnes Val- this cityto Kookuk, to John I, Jienry, who 'reprosents tho iirst mortgags bondbolder, ihat gentlomnn hava sailors of the abip Sunr] cover damages for personnl injurics, ponding 'in ¢ County Court, tho defenso s proviug by ~Captana that tho tying of men up by tho wrists for_from cight {0 forty-cight hours {8 tho usual punishment on Amor- —Win, BB, Pesrde.1,017 “Thos. G. Farris,. 817 ndldates tndopond Tho ojaction of Kuykgndal is cont MLEAN Attompt to Rob n Bank. it gowerage,” by _the Xon, 0, , Cor, 1, Ta,, Nov, 11,—An altempt woa made to zob the Firet Natiohnl Dank at Blairsville, Pn,, on Sal- urday morning, about 2 o'clock, The burglara wero dlscovered by two Indios, who were slespiig In a room above the bank, and tho Foblery waa preveuted, n Atmospherio Electricity and Ozono, lations to Health and Discaso,” by Georgo (Last yoae—Grogloy, bigi1; Grant, 3 it year—QGroeloy, 2,837; Grant, 3, AL Ot Democratic, poT try Lifo versns . Pottengill. 1,618 Joun Stockton-Hough, M.’D,, of Philadelphis, o £ Curo_sid_Utilization of Tofuso of Glties, by Dr. J. H. Rauch, of Chicago; Dr. O, A, Le altimore ; and Mr, Btorer, of Boston, TReport upon the Practical Conclusions Alrendy Reached, and the Evidence Now Requiring the Atten~ tion of tho Association and Publio Authonitics, in Re« spoct to Caueos of Cholers, and Proveutive Messures,” Dy Biluis Horaia, M, D. 'Drescntation of reports from Noards of Healih and Banitary Authoritics upon Malignant Chiolera as it haa rovallod in (ho United Statcs tho prosent year; to- other with » tranalated copy of Prof, Mux von Petten- or's Oliclal Teport on ** What to Do Aguinst Chiol. i A papor uipon * Soma Defects in the Immigeation Sorvice, aud Suggestions of Remedies Thurofor, with MNeferenico to Sauitary Interosts of tho Peoplo,” by Buporyising _Burgeun of - the United Biatos Marino Hospitals, and United Btatea Commissioner of Emigration. “WDiscourso uyon tho Futuro Distribution and His~ tory of tho Population of tho United Blates, us affocted Dy Physical Geography " (illustrated with mope) LL. D, Stato Geolog 0ol of Mincs, Calumbla Judge Undorwood, of fichmond, As- paid the $1,175,000 orifr will go fo dach station on tho line and mako s delivery of the property. Tond from here to Fort Dodgols befoso 5 motion to agt nside tho aalo, : Wark on_tho marraw-gagoroad, botwecn - Cednr Falla and Bello Plaine, bas stopped, owing to tho Rromonn, Va.; Nov. 11.—Judge X, 0 United Statos District Gourt, was assoulted here to-day & former owner of urchssed by Jud, (Laat yoar--Groglo; Judgo—W. & Gitiban. 5, W, Martin, 1,013 B, dooro...},061 Fur W, D, McKeigh exandrin, Va., W derwood under tho Confisca 28] 5 Met Xiis Man. Dexsox, Tex., Nov, 11.—Last night a mon startod out of a enloon with n knife in his hand, remarking that he would nieot somo one in less than ten minutes, o was soon after found w.llh & plstol-shot through his Rood Com. 1\, K. Hamilton. Y 39 07 Grant, 3,573 man-Union Pacifc Imbroglio AEuilion Shipments, Nor, 11.—Tho Puliman-Union Paciflo trouble Superintendent Bennett, of the Pall- notifies particd nob to pur- VERA (Last yoar—Oreoloy, 1, rmers’, Jndge—Ad. M. Duvis.. 1,00 T 37, o0 man Sleoper Compan, chase tickots oxcept of 2 iy Tho Union Pacitio oxpress during the past monib-av- grnged 4000 pounds sesined bullion per dsy f0m. tho Vost, ' Victim of n Elelnous Outrage. Nxw Onzeaxs, Noy, 11.—Tho Picayune has advices of tho death of Rfiss Lacour, ihe young lady who was recently outraged in Grant Partsh, J. M. Woodworth, MASSACHUSETTS. Spectal Dispateh (o The Chicaro Tribune. Boszon, Mass,, Nov, 11.—Tho Committeo on Eleo- tone of tho Board of Aldermon Linve mado, & on tho incapacity and carelessness wpoctors, as shown in he lato olco- tion, _ A rocount of votes in_ forty-six cases showoed that the Inapoctors’ roturns wero wrong In all but two of them, Thoy recommend that tho Legislaturs order a now cloction in Ward 5, sud cali upon the furo for now law which ming farces. Thoy also call upon tho cllizons to se to {t . that capabis and faithful men oro electod as ward officors. Corrected returna givo tho Domocrats another member of tho Houso, The Scnato will stand : Regularly nomiuated and clocied Ropublicany, 23; In< ‘depondent candidates, inoluding Gon, Bauks, 8; Dome s Sontenced to Bo Iung, Eanuibal & §t. Joxeph Rallrond Elecs t Du Quoin, X, - Du Quoin, It (Nos, 9) Corvespandence af (ha SL. Louls e tocrat. In September Jast, £wo colored men by the name of John Feefeo and Georgo Willisms murderod ono Will In Lorry County, Thoy waro nel} bora, givon by tho son of John Feefco thnt his fater and uncle, Willisms, were out hunting squirrola: that his falhor ehiot Liog, and his uncle hind it on his shoulder, whon Mataon appoarcd and said them orrosted, Feofee loveled his gun. and shot him, and Willlama croshod his skull aftor hofcll. Theywera arreatod, confined in jail tho November torm of the Porry County Cirou indicled, and triod on Wadneaday and _Thursday, aud found gullty of murder in the first degreo by tho jury D, V. Fountain prosecutiny On Saturday af soveraly rofloatiny Two Negroe: of Wardens and o 8, Newbe: M, D, sud Pro!a:%’r of Geology in: r upon the “Study of California Olimat ‘Gilman, LL., D., Prosident of. tho Undvorsi Roport upon the Banitary Chomistry of Waters, and the P‘:-oucg“ulbcdl of Perfecting the Water El‘lhiply of Towns and Olties, b L. D,, Preaident Now York Board of Health, and Profes- ors of Chemistry in Bchool of Nincs, Columbis Col~ New Yonr, Nov. 11.—At o meoting of tho Dirsctors L & 8t, Josoph Rallroad, to~day, A, W. Lanib, of Hannibal, Ao., was cloctod Frosident of tho' “Provent cloctiona from | LM Mateon (white) PACIFIC COAST. Navy-Yarid Project in San Franciscoss Anti-Chincse Convention.. Sax Faxo1sco, Nov, 11.—Tho Board of Suporvisors liavo paened an order granting to 1T, J, Boot] twenty acres of Jund i tho coutral busin of Mission Bay, ostensibly for tho purposo of bullding oxtensive 0, F. Chandlor, 3, D, Papor upon * Evidonces of tho Relations of Drink- ater to the Propagstion or Localization of Ty~ iscases,” Ly Austin Flint, M, niold Fover and Othier ., of New York, THURSDAY, X0V, 13, rt of Committco on General Honitary’ Laws, W|§CONS|N- e & ale the Chic 8, " e o T et rot lornoon, Jndgo” Watts Maisox, Wis,, N ‘Booth & 0o, proposo to axpond $200,000 on tho grant By ELISON, POMEROY & co,, . Buooessors to Fileon & Foater, Roal T Kcitonbores 5 and 08 Tandeivipas dosers? ARTSALEEXTRAORDINARY VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS AT CENTRAL HALL, Cornor 'Wabash.av, and Twenty-sccond-at,, FROM THE Brookdyn, N. Y, Art Gallery, Moesrs, ELISON, POMERQY & 00, tako groat ploss. oro toinorm tho aft lovers of Obiosgo, $hint thoy will offor st Auotion, on WHDNESDAY and MIURSDAY, Nor. 13and 18, &t 3 and 73§ 0'0look . 1., thio largoat collootion HIGH CLASS MODERN 0! PAINTINGS RVER OFFERED IN THIS OITY, OIIAB, RODE, K., Propriotor of the BROOKI ARTAT LR, Wil rmmaty suporintond e tote of tluls oolleation. 5 g ‘Kmoug tha Artista_roprosontod_sro thoso who’ lnve galnod the highost roputation in Rurope and Amorica, among which may b;'lmlélld’:?‘e”?n(nfi n,{,g’l‘ln“o Rl"l]DEK- : Riey 7 JACORH o lort), O. HUBNER OERRE: (Brpsarss, . KIAUSR.{ Horip, BIAN oy Dot A SR WIS (BLiAAcipiia), sad maRy oibors of 0QUAl Omb once. ‘Iha entire ollootion will be on FREE EXHIBITION . ©n MONDAY and TUESDAY, Ko 10aad i, from 9 8. 3 BiaSoR, "BOHETOY 460, Auctionsors. HELISON, POMEROY & 00.'B Regular Friday'’s Sale 3 Paslor, Ohambor, nd Dinin toots FURNITUR] Eron oAt et B Sl seconA nnes OANLRIB, Slres Hmbar of ew and socond-band Oogk and Patlor Bioves] onOkits. 8 Planos: targs 15t ome, ) o0 Gn¥pata; 2 oratos Urookery, In open ata, Fridey Morning, Nov, 14, ot 9% o'clock, ELISON, POMEROY & CO. Auctinnoers, 84 sud € Raadol BY GEO. P, GORE & CO., 68 & 70 Wabash-ov. WE SHALL LET THEN SLIDE! AT OUR AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS ANDSHOES, On Wednesday, Nov. 13, at 0 n. m. 800 CASES TO BE SOLD. GEO. P, GORE & 00, 68 amd 70 Wabasii-av, Thuraday, Nov. 13, at 9 a.m., 3 DRY GOODS, DRESS GO0DS, Notions, Hosiery, Gloves and White Goods, Embroideries, Lacos and Rufllings, Ching, Toys and Fanoy Goods, Xnit Gooas, Underwenr, Govera« ment Olothing, Carpets, GEO. P, GORE & €O, 63and 70 Wabasti-av, HEGULAR THURSDAY’S SALH OF OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES, . DEMOCRAT WAGONS, RExpress Wagons, gi;;‘g'h"“fl H{I‘l;{lf éfim‘a‘;,‘“czfl By TAYLOR & HARRISON. INPORTANT SALE OF DRY GOODS, ETC., THIS MORNTNG, at 9 12 dclock, 204 & 206 E.Madison-st. “We have orders to closo consignments of Beavers, All-Wool Cassimercs, G-4 Cloths, Cordigan’ Jackets, Ladies’ Xnit Jackots, Wool Hose, Comfortors, Nubias, Soorfs, ‘Wool Bhirts, Mon’s Underwear, Hosiery, Powels, Linens, Dress Shirts, Fanoy Goods, Notions, Table 8presds, Shawls, etc., ato. Oountry Buyersshould not miss this anle. By TAYLOR & HARRISON, Auctioneers, 304 & 206 Baat Madison-ste On YRIDAY, Nor. 15, at 10:30 o'clock, 50 Onses Mumm’s Ohampagno. 30 Cases Piper Heidsick Champagne. 40 Cases Grand Moussoux Ohampa, And a largo assortment of Liquors and Wiue "By TAYLOR & HARRISON, Auotionoors, at 204 and 206 East Madison-st. ESTABLISHED 1856. WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., _AUCTIONLERS, Noa. 15 and 17 Randolphest. Sale of DRY GOODS, OLOTHING, BUCK GOODS, Bflb%g. SIHOES, &o., on Thursday, Nov. 13, at 95 ‘'olock, 't 16 aud 17 Randolph-st. SATLE TO-DAY Carriages, Catters, Horses, Hammess, &, WAL, A BUTTERS & CO., ot thelr Selpsraom, 13 fn’.; 11km£an|v'x‘.'n.. Thals MORNING, NOV. &, a¢ 10 o'cloo] nI{.egula‘r Saturday Sale of Household Furniture And General Merchandise, 7 n Dy WM. A, BUTTERS & 00., at tholr Salesroom, 15 and 17 Tandolph-at.. on SATURDAY MORNING, Nov. 16, commonoing at 53¢ o'clack, with a larga stock uf Gro- carios, Toxs, Tobaooo, Ulgar, 4 bris Pork, Glass, Craok~ ory. ahd Woodon Wato. By WILLIS, LONG & CO., TO PAY ADVANOES WE SHALL OTER AT ATCTION. This, WEDNESDAY, MORNING, Nov. 13, st 8} o'al'k, tato and Local Organizations for Ranitary Ad~ of Sanltary Laws,” by tho fifteen countles, nnd ro} h & few estimatod, give Taylor, for Governor, 14,600 majority, The completo Higures will not prob- 00, Official returns give_Mooro, Opposition, 8_majority for Benator in Groon County, and make tlie Senalo 17 Opposition to 16 Ropublican, The Aseembiy will ably stand, 59 Opposition to 41 Ropubllcans, ‘Ofmclal roturns from twelvo countics, not_including Milwaukee, show that 14,885, which 1 708 mora than ' Doolittlo had in 1o total voto being 1,100 Joss thon thon, SPORTING. The Forthcoming Four-Milo Race at San Francisco. ’ 8an FBax01600, Nov, 11.—Pool-sclling on the great four-m flo race will Legin to-night, Thus far bets a0 about equal on Thad Stovens aud True Blus, ris from nearly all the rest, | arraigned the defoudants at the bar, Thero, after dstailing the evonts of the tria}, and rccommending meroy of Almighty God, ho scntenced dny of Novembor, ob of Ind in the contrsl basin, That is'the condition of 1hio grant, but it is gonerally bolioved that the Moyor'a voto will' dofeat tho ordinance, ‘This 8 ono of the ‘basins whick the Contral Pacific Rafiroud endeavored 10 got into itu posscaslon last year, z i1 hineso Convontion met in this aity to-day, 10, Ward, Presidont, A Commitico on Piatform and Resolutions wes appointed, charged with £ drafting an address to tho’ Peoplo of the Btates on the subjact of Chinoso immigration, "Tho Gonventlon is still In session, 'Address upon tho “ Scoy o, Dorman I, Eaton, of New York, paper upon “ Sanitru; ural Districts,” by E A Taport upon tho U Organtzation and Work of flio Bourd of Healt, ond Vital Statistics of Richmond County (Staten Inland),) by JumesJ, O'Dos, M, Sooretary of that Doard, W Principles and Practico of Quarantine in the Ports and Cltis of tho United Btates; Exporionce and Statements by, 3eallh OMieer of the Fort of New Yor! ‘Lazaretio Physician of Philadelphia s Dr, It Lobby, Tcalth Officor of Bouth Caroliui ; President of Loutslans Board of Heulth Oficerof Gaiveaton, Toxis ; au cal outl Domestio Sanitary Caro of Contaglous and Infectious Diseases, and Vaccinaflon,” Dr. Edwin Dr, Henry Harishorne, and Dr, E, I, Junes, ary Oficers frowm varlous cities, will discuss o thom to bo hanged on the 28t the County Jail of Porry County, Il Organlzation in Villages Incendinries — Tho Prisoners Rhrentened with ‘Lynch of 81,805 voles, T Utiea, N, Y, (Nov, 9), Dispateh to the New York Herald. ‘The Villags of Oanastota, Madison forod to (he extent of $210,000 logs by [ 8t olght montlis, On the morning of Oct. The attondance MEMPHIS. One Death from Yellow Fovers<Four New Cascs==New York Contribue the greator portion of the businoes Lousca of {ho totvn wero burned, with sovoral privato hiouses, causin groat_suffering and distress, Buspicion has reste upon Melvin D, Woodford, Trusteo of tho village, aged 35 yoars, and Willism A, | 8tono, a lawyer, agod 08 r. O, B, White, i & former merchont aud Woddford {s respect— ato hina Jod & dissipated Nfe, Stone has been'undor & cloud for somo tme, A d teative of the poopls, Clarles P, Bpencer, a'zon of one of tho sufferers, got into tho confidence of Stono and Woodford, and flio Iattor confessed to him that he Lind Butn which was tho basis of tho great fire of Oct, 28, Biono, fnding that suspicion was fastened upon nfm, worked With Spencor to convict Woodford, A plan was made far Woogdford to burn the Park Hoto Park, on Fridsy night ncer promiaing hitm to firo tho village lacca at (e samo time, Dotoctives at the park caught ‘odford in-tho net, and ho made a voluntary cone fexslon, elnimiug that he had been goadod on” to do taln by tho suapicions aud 1nsinuations of tho pooplo, amo a8 woll as thio namo, boing concerned in any other fire, and acousea Stono of sturting tho great fire on Oct, 28, Blono was arrestod tho samo night, A mob threat- oned to hong bolh on Fridsy uight, and on Baturday morning » gallows was eroctad in tho principal streot, Tho prisoners wora statements, ono conf ‘m, on Baturday they wero led through ‘the streats] ‘om the lock-up safely to tho frelghi-houso for oxame+ b2l threstonad 1o mang thoes 1 2ighis But 15 mob alfo n ang thom last n u 1acked loaders and bravery, g 5 e A man named Goo, Gardner, who_wae_ suspoctod, up, 1t 48 belloved bot| Mesois, Tonn,, Nov, 11.—Tut ona death from yol- hinrica Callie, of Geuova, “Ihie Hownrds report four now caes, NEW Yonk, Nov, 11,—The total amount contributed for tho relief 'of {ho Momplia sulierers on election dey 1w fover to-dny— Pedestrinnism, New Yoms, Nov, 1L—Tho ten-mile fodt-raco for $500 aajde and the champlonehip of Americo was are ranged here to-day bLetwoen Jobn Storey, of Shefield, arrived, ond W, E. Tardin oity, 'tho Taco to taka placo ot Providence, I 218! nat. n Stato Boards and Town and Local Boards of Heaith, rt upon * Housc-to-Ifouse Inspection, and Oaro of the Bick when Cholora Iy line pending,” by Stoplion Smith, M. D, Ttoport on ¢ Disinfection aud Disinfoctants, Basod pon {hio Anolysis of tho Vari- n uso,’ by Elwyn Waller, A, M, M, Instruotor fo Aualytical Chemilstry at the 8« of Mines, Columbla Oolloge, furence and Conclusions on Cholera—A plan of provontiva mossures, ‘An address upon * Banitary Sclence in Its Relations i ructlon,” by (he Hon. Andrew D, Whito, LL. D,, President of Cornoll University, won tho * QermeTneory of Diseaso in yglene,” by I%, A, P, Barnard, LL. D., President of Golumbia Collego, “An address upon the “ Relatlons of Myglono to Pau-~ erism and Inssnity,” by John Ordrousux, M, D,, L, D, of Now York, State Commissloner in und Member of Btate Doard of Chiaritios, Tho Exccutive Committoo of tho Assoclation y Btephen Smith, M, D, Edwin M, 8now, M. D,, Firat Vices touch,’ M. D., Troasurer ; Hartuhorno, M. e THE HOGAN-ALLEN FIGHT. Oatama, Nov, 11,—Hogan, Tom Al tralners and lisngors-on are hore, nud they agree that the fight will tako placo next Tueadlay, Ilogan lina ind an attack of fovor, and s not in good condilion, bus says bo will fight. ' Tho Allon mou oxpeot an easy vic- upon Actunl Tests wp: Distnfectants The Flectwood Inces, ov. 11,—Tho race at Flestwood to-day, on and Amoricun Girl, was wor 3 247 3245 %34, The —— third hoat was & dend on —_— DEATH OF EX-POLICEMAN COFFEY. At 12 o’clook last night, the dead body of Ex- Policoman Matthew Coffoy was found by Ofiicor Reid in the hallway of No. 165 Wost Randolph Tho body was cold whon the officer dis- it, doath having apparently oce curred some was romoved to tho Union Bireet Station, where it wns rocognlzed by many officers who hsd known the docensed, thenco to No. No. 201 Fulton stroet, the rosi- donce of a dsughter of tho deceasod. ‘were no marks of violence on tho body, avnd the suddou denth was probably . caused by The decoasod was nbout b7 yenrs old, and lonves devoral childran, Ho was discharged from the polico force somo time last wintor, aftor a long torm of worvic account of his oxcesslve uge of intoxica irita. XIo was ono of the very limited number polico officara who loave the " foroo pi | of comfortable fortnnos, His estate is estimatod . 1le acquired his proport) 8 audden doat! Spectal Disnateh &2 The (: BLOOMINGION, - GalMfard, of Lincotu, Legan O Inwyer and ngont of the great sell deid at 10 o'clock to-d ly mado voluntan) w0’ renson for tho act Mr, McGalliard wis & wmember of tho ‘Twenty-sovonth General Assembl; pleiarts o, ASTRONOMICAL, WasumaToN, D, O, Nov, 1L,—A {elegram from L. Verrier, of the Parls Obscrvutory, auuvunces {a the Bmithsonian Tnstituto tho dlscovery of a comut at Mir- pura, in right asceusion 10 hours 2 lination plue 47 dogreon 20 minutes, with » slight motion toward the southiwest, MARRIAGES. ALIi~On Monday, Nov.10), at tho Ch illy, by tho Huv, 2= Miiwaukos and Kouoshs papors pios ination, and were s composod a8 follows : cama to town and gave can prove sn alill,” To-night the church hells wero nother loud-volced miob mot, but {hoiry No ono dared ap-- Thore ts no fear of vi 6 fooling 1s rirong against Blone, but thore oct proof sgalnat him, Incondl Caunstota are probably endod for tho presont. NEW YORK. Railrond and Steanmuhip Agents! Con- Moreau Morris, M. D.; Honr D, ; Francis Bacon, M. D,y Willium Clendeniu, Ohristophor 0, O Woodworth, M. D.; Tlisha rotary, 201 Mott siroot, Now York peisieideuiatt CSNiGeaiial LEGAL MATTERS suit to Bocover for Alloged Faluo X prisonmont, Yonx, Nov. 11.=Tho suit of Grasows; S Go., sguiunt Oharics A. Fisoniaeist, Whila tho Jatier wah War, waa ‘arguod in tho Unitod Datio's defonso i thut fuith, under tho ordors of It woa takon wrris, 31, D., Soc PARKER-L excossive drinking, of the ilnly Fang Nx‘funi ONG_On Monduy, Nav, 10, Usntro-av,, Willlam F, Furlong, agod 26 , Nov. 19, at 11 a,m., tu the Church ooy S ta O tod to atto ud Triali papora ploaso oopy. AHOMAN-On Monds TIORET AGENTH' CONVENTION, [ 1.—The General follwsy and nts held n meeting to-day, and formed a yerinnant organtzation for #he purgiose of maintaluiug pasaungors rates, and protection tho movemient of vullroad ianngers to abolinh tho buniness of Gomuiisslon Agoneiew, - Every agent in (e clty was present, Bleps woro taken to unito the agenta country, aud a commitieo wan ap- 1g of Bwan,of the Astor House, Burn- Lamuier, of Savanaab, for alleged falso 1 Assistant Boorotary Bituten Uiroult Court to-day, the arrest wag mado fu go Proaldent Lincoln, o RS, OCEAN STEAMSH!P LEWS, Tonpow, Nov, 11,—The steciuehip Olty of Limerlek New_Yong, Nov, Htoumnhip Tivket Ages ¢ to be worth $100,000, the advance of roal outate, ~ i Ul bo widely rogrotted, ——— THE WEATHER. WasnmvazTow, D, O,, Nov, 13—1 a, m.—Synopsls for past twenty-four’ houry ¢ of the Tloly Famil ary Camoiesy, o 1ol Vamily iYary 22 Mrs, Hester J, voara, ¥l tekio i dnosdsy, Nov. 13, 1 oL Tan ot O g, o Wodunday; Bor, 1; from ‘Tho barmomelor bas ‘8t our Salosrooms, 105 and 187 RANDOLPH-8T., Hlogan Marblo-top Chiambnr Sultes, Parlor aud Dining- oo - Furaitu ino. Hoot and bhoa Onacs, Sofas, Lounges, Easy Chairs, Doks, Carpots, Grokory, and Haruoss, Alo, an assortmont of PARLOR AND COOK STOVES, Bovoral lots of Fino Teas, and [ 300 Beta of Lndies’ and Children’s Fura, e WILLIS,_LONG & CO., Auotioneors. By BRUSH, SON & CO., 41 South Canal: At Our Salosroom, 41 South Oanal-st., ‘WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12, at 10 a. m., will bo sold & Largs Lot of Furniture, Ca;‘;mts and Stoves, nd-hand. Jott smv e fove fi"ugsn, BON & CO., Auot'rs. THE SATLE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE Of all kinds for R. E, MoALLISTER, 85 and £53 Woxt Lak-st., will by THURSDAY MOIN i O i Wi BON & C By L. C. COIEN, Anctiinoer, No. 65 South Canaist. W be snld on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 13, at 108, m., & Iarge lot of TFURNITURE, , Wash Stands, Bodstoads, Ohnirs, | Gonatation of BUrShs Sirtuins, Carpats, Crockory, owe ing Biaolities, Plolurgs, &, o Ll o By J. W.HAVENS & CO. FPFTURNITDORR AT AUCTION, WEDNESDAY, at 0% a'clock, at 81 Kast Randolph-at., 1o, QUi ! edatonds, bus orookory, stovos, Totw, Ucddiog, lazga lito of Tavson, suvera :;filenv.ll% ‘Ohruiion; ‘als & now Darlor osgan: 30 lote of oods, Y #0208y 3. W. HAVENS & 00, Auctionosors, 5 & Linst Handolphiat,, noar iato. THE ADJOURNED BALE * Ot two Stono-Front Reeldonoos, 1018 & 1020 WABASH-AV., Wil wocar Nor, 12, at 10, m., at TaSalloat. entranco to Topablia Lt it 'fll\'nl{hi:u:lsfwlol;n‘::fi t P v ldor, | ublic Auation, for cash, to tho highest e ot a toat of all inotmb by ardos of tha U, 5. ankruploy, For farthes llj'{':'r‘"iq'r?éfl?;"'i o iy 13 LaSuiioeat X - SR 3 OSGOOD & WILLIAMS, Wost 8ida Auction Hauso, 63 Bouth Caual-st. 1iayo Anation Sales on WEDNESDAYS, TRIDAY: nd BATUR o Heoundhaud Furnkt i LYAYH, of Nowand Secunlhaid Lird i Avonte Totol, and Bracom Tauss, 1o ropresont tho Assaclstion n Tallway Bunouors at Chlcago on the 19th tuet, Tian gone 16 the reilof of (ko ateawmekip Olty of Hich= -qugud, to assist hor iutoport, Livinroot. Nov, 1. BARLOW-On Bunday, Nov, 2, at Delavau, Wis, ly risen in'tho northiwe g fclof oxtsianco of 6 Loure, Mealo, duughter of Cill aud t, With brisk northweste winds, cloudy weather, ud suow exten Htoamshivs Occavio, from