Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 6, 1874, Page 8

H SPORTING NEWS. Sccond Day’s Sport at the Bufalo Race Meetings Itoms from Various Quarters, Other Turf The While Stockings at Last Scorc a Game from the Mutuals. The Mutuals Loudly Accused of Selling tho Game. THE TURT. THE BECOND DAY'S NACES AT RUTTATO. svecial Diaputeh to The Chicaao Triounes Boreato, N. Y., Augg. Bi—Over 14,600 peoplo witnoseod tho socoud dny's races at the Duffulo Driving Pack, The grand stand confaned » largo and fashionuble suoienco of ladics, The weathior was delightful bowmg moderately warm and a trufle breozy, but not onough, however, Lo futerioro with tho speed of the borsos, Threv raoss were announnced 1o iake placo, and all of them some flrst-class trotting way dirplayed, ‘Lhe favorites were winners in two instances, but ju the stn.lion race, by the fallure of Smugglor, who wag a prime favorite, many thousarda of dollars must Liave changed hands, Odds of four to one were given on Simuggler, whoso ramarkable trotting while on trisl kad ex~ citod groat intorest among turf men. TR FINST NACE ot the day was for hovsos that had nover beatou %029, Thete woro niuo eontrles origlumlly, jut four horses wore diawn e s to the Tha ouly Ulioago rt, © 200 in this raco ‘!?\., John ., enterod by J. A Batchelor. o was not n any kind of trotting irin, and, being unablo to keop bis foot moic slinn ong-third of the time. was distanced in the iturd neat. Lucillo Gotddust, the favorite from the first, bad tho yace in hor own liauds; Slow- art Matoney trotted n good second, but with no show of winming, Threo houts ouly wero trotted, the best time Leing 2:25. RUMNARL. DufMle Driving Park Wednesda: Parew, $7,600, for uoraes tial livve wave mile ety best thieo du'ive, in br.e frst honne'; $0L0 lo 750 to tue fourth, ety b s Ll Golddut. ... 3, Guoden, b, g, Btawart Maloney c. 3. Biven, . Bpatied Colt, uch, bik, 1, Cozette 3. A, Batelielor, b, g, Joln 1T silis Tunn, b, 8, Aniuony Wayne, i, D. Poarody, b & G T, iy, g g Siiver John Demurd, b, m, Aullio, Line— Tivet heat. 30 oud hes 3 £4,600 ‘0 the 2,000 ta {he second § §1,260 to tho hird ; TLucille 3 winner of the 2:20 race, waa bred in Kentucky, aud 18 now 7 yoars old, Sho was sired by L. L. Dorsoy's old Gold- emith, dum Black Hornet, Sho bas boen on tho turf four ecasons, making her dobut in 1871 ou the Narragansott course, where shn won the three-minute aod 2:50 mee. Lucille Golddust is & dark Loy mare, 16 hands 2 inchos in boight, Bho is o graceful stcpper, hos a epiriled Tar- ringe, and 18 among the coming horses of the inif. Sho is owned by Thompron & Greon, of Utica, who purchinsed her for $7,500. THE BTALLION RACE. Tho groatrace of the day was the staltion raco for & purso of $10,000, in which the favorito, Smuggler, made tho fastest timo on racord for s atpilion, viz. : n mile in 2:203¢, Before the race, Sningaler rold agamst tie tiold £60 to $80. In ibe two first Lieats, he was beld back at the tart, oand logged four or five longths ttad “bo “athers, untl ho ronched tho balf, when by magnificent spurty and came in under the wiro Thomas Jofferson and Membrimo Gift. Ho displayed wonderful trottng powers, but, as it wns afterwards tion. Intho third heat lio was hold Lack us unual, proved, ho had not the boitom to staud tho oxer- and failod to catel up, Joffurson and Gift having tho hent all to themselvos, The dilatoriness of Simugglor to come Lo timo in the fourth 'hoat ‘neceseitated ten trals for a start, and, when tho horsos finslly got oiF, Smuggler was behind, and ho clored tho gap, two lengths atead of broke bndly &l around tho track, He was distanced deplorably, and Jeffer- pon look the heat by lmlf & leogth, The fifth and ixth heats witnorsed some fine frotting between Jotferson aud Membriuo Gift, who' were ov®ily matehed and trotled almost neck aud neck throughout the eutire raco, The two last houts were wou by Jefferson by barely half & length, The greatest enthusiasm prevailed, Puiot Tom;ao wus distaneed 1o tho fourth heac Tor ruuming, and Joo Brown was khut out for not wiing o suglo heal oul of fiva; therefore ecnaw Jeflexson took firal, third, aud fourth wonvy, Dolow is & 4 sOIEART, Duffuto Driving Park, Weduenilay, Aug, 5, 1874,—No, 43 pursu F10,000, for wl stailions: wile hcatd, bt ree in five, i harness: §5,C0 Lo the vat Borsaj 00 to Lo accoud § $1,500 to thie third; S1Lume 4v tus 1h, . B, Smith, blk.fi.Thnml;r_"“"""fl/i g 21 1, 6, Rusneil, b, ) ArpdBer.. Forlir b Macl o850 First et Sdeond heal THIND RACE, Tho :45 race h clovod the day's sport, wae nouung # than a wullenwny for Nash- ville Girl, tho fu.ciite, She was in Jair trim, and trotted splandidly, but ‘st no tune during the raco did sho seem pusbed to do her best. fn tho secontd lieat she was so far abead that she hold 1t 1n ot powor to distance two-thirds of the boires, Lut took it ewsy on the Lome-strotch, and lot thom uli in, 3Msguolia, Welslev Bav, aud Stevens kept well together during the hoats, and did Home guod Lrobting at timok, sUNMSLALY, Bufflo Driving Patk, Weino dy, Aug. 5, 1874, 5, puree £1,600, for horses that Lave never beaten o beats, ' Lert 3 in B, lo Baruess; §150 Lo thy firol % A 40 the second ; $225 L0 the third ; sid 313 tu the Tourtl, Ewing & Willlame, b, m, Nashvillo Gisl, 11 A Hubhy 2, dogiolia. oo 3 g Uibver, 0, ., J, Sieven: 5 3 Twitehiell, 1, g, Weldley Boy...) 85 AL T Gallivan, br. . Major Roat.1.. 2 4 m, Bk, s 8 A 1 un, b Wl 1L, Parker, T, Hutt, Mile, Ll 228y JHIT S 14 Tuird bisit.., 6L THUNSDAY'S RACLS, The fiest raco will be fo- nurses that lave novor huaten 2:t4, purse &0 1) to the firut hovse ; $750 10 thy socend § 2 to the third; £300 to the fourdi, ' Maynolia and George Judd, of Chieago, aro tho yuin favorites, ‘There are aaxteen euties. Tho recond race in for tne ;-6 clany, for o purso of S7,600; $4,500 to 1ho fimt hutke ; 2,000 to the sesond ; $1,250 to the third ; %760 to fomth, I'red oovor is & strone favorite, There are mx encries, More w1 eres uve in Bululc to-day than at any previ- ous 1nCOs, a8y RACES AT NUCYRUS, QUIQ, Speeiut i ispaleh to the Chicagy Pribune, Ducyuus, 0., Aug. b~The fuurth annunl meoung of the Buoyrus Horso-Fair Assooiation opened hers 10-dny and wis shily sttended, alihough thoto ure over forty horses horo, The flrst ruco was tho greeu Lrot for a purse of $100. Tive startod, as toilows: St Poter, Ludy Mexico, Bluck Muid, Fauny 101, aud Bav Gelding, Lady Moxicu wou it throo stralght hoats ; timo—4:043 2:50; und 2:693¢, Only two horsas started in tho pacing race, Rattling Jim and Quaen of the Wont, J won i three straight heuts ; titno— Qitd 5 8Ly and 2136, COMING RACES AT MECHANICAVILLE, TA, opecial Disgateh to 1'he Ciricago Lrid.ine, MeoaniesviLLE, L8, Aug B.—Tho Drlving Pwrk Ansocintion vesterday decidod to hold u two-daye’ fair on tho 21we aud 22d of August, “and, ws uu Inducomont to sportsmen, huve ma.te nrscs Mhot #ro nmong the best over offored n.this part of tho State, 'Phere aro #1,600 ot~ fered in_ promiums, us well ag two handsome purkes for migoon-shooting during Baturday farenvon, We aro not to e excalled by out neighbors, and Intond having g frut-ciase hurdle- race, witn oicht hurdios o the mile, Eutrios murt Lo mado on or Lofore Thuraday, the 19th, Prom tuvat hdicat.ond the ocoaston will be ouw uf ihie graudust 6ver known in this woction, THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1874 A VLo —————————— " ——————————— = ———— ] forat this time thore are over thirty entrl mado, —_— BASE BALL. CII0AGO Y8, MUTUAL. Tor the first timo in tho bislory of hase ball in Ghienga tha national game has boen dingracod by palpable and unblushing fraud. Hitherto thoro lave been rumors and musploions that nnies were swayed and governed by tho monay thnt was wagared on the rasult, but until yostor- dny wo bollovo this charge could nover bo justly made rospeoting any tameo of base ball pluyed in Chiengo. And it is nomo comfort, t0o, to know that the homo oluo was uot the porpotrator of the feaud, This ditty pieco' of bunincsa was loft to & club which hns, for tho past six orseyen yenrs, onjoyed a doubtful ropute for unvarying honestv. As long aga as 1808 it usod to Lo said and belioved of tho Mtutuats of Now York that thioy were govorned by a 1log of gamblors, aud 5ames wore won or lost necording s tho gam- Dlots had placed theie monoy. That roputation Gina clung to the Mutual Club upto the present thne, and voatorday's oxinbition will go far tow- nrd demeroylng what * little confidonco there remninod in the mtegrity of the wmine. It s sald that one of the pluyers (Allion), disgusted with tho sinto of things which provailed, rocently de- clared thiat Lo would no lonyer bs idontifiod with such an ovgrinzation, and shonld leavo the nma a8 woon ns their gamos were concluoed - G- engo, This 1 & sexfous chargo to profor against n baso-buil oiab, aud it 18 not dono without neomiugly conclurive ovidrneo of its correctness, Firgt, 1t may be notcd as o significant fact Lhat a prowmont mumber of tho uine, holdlog & rosponsibla portion, was on s ‘*spreo™ Tios iy Aiht it company with bliko McDonald. leDonald yesterday foronoon investo) hoavily in pools on the gamo, buying lergo numbers ot na averago rato of throo and four to ouo, making tno While Stockings (he favorites, A Philadelphia onsc- Dall i alwo purchnsed many tickois on toe wamo condivons, Taose oxtiavrdinary odds agnivst & club which had wrcady ‘beaten thio White Stockings in evory gamo this son- son occasioned much surprie among bothing men, &ud an attempt was mado to oxplam the iuconnirtency by tho siatoment that Mathews, <ho Mulual pitchor, was aick, and could vot play his position, By mauy ths washeliaved; byolhors it was dicreditod, expeciully attor having sesn Aathows on taa flold, whoro hio appeared "to ba in partoct hcalth, and so far a3 ho played (fiva innings) bis pitching was as effective and difli- culs to bat aa it hnd ever boon found. Possibly iLwas too diflioult to sttt the schemes of gamn- blor, for Mathews retirod from tho nine at the clora of tho AIth inning, and Hattield finishod thio eame as pitebor, . Tho game apoucd with a whitewash on both sides,tho Chicazua poing first to thobat. Errorsby Allison and wides called on Mathows gave them w1 unoarncd rus in the secovd inning, while the Mutuals mado four unearpcd ruva througi otrors of Force and Zebtleln, — Thewo woro tho only runs _seorod by the Mutuals in the entire gnme. In the third inning, ines was changed from contro to short field, Colline taking right, and ‘W'rency conbro fiold, Hines' piay In the new pusition wus vory fino, and the same sliould bo said of Force i third. In the fourtn inning nn extraordinary piny wos mada by Mathows, who, though ho knew Neleon a8 nowbhero near the base, thtow to second, the ball going away out to oentre field, nud Msyorie gottlug to tird, In addition to tuss, Mathews gave Hines bis baso on wiley, o wafo hiv by Gloun beinging Meyorlo home, when the side ghould have boou out for a blank. Tho fifth inomg was short and sharp, viold- ing notbing for eithor mide. ‘Iho Wiites went out as fast ns they came to the bat, aud yet, at tho close of the iuning, it was announced that Mathows was to0 siok to piteh, nud he lefe tho nine, 'W'his nction, toga'hier with his provi- ous play, led tho spectaiors to bo'iove that a fraud was being porpatrated, snd the his s weve loud aud long as Mathows Jeft the fold. Iat- flold woni fu to pitch in tho sixth inning. Ilis delivery of tho ball is peifectly fair aud easy, and can be batted with porfect ense. Proof of this is fonnd in the Iact thnt oven base hits svero made off Hatfleld's pitching in the lust four inuings, againet a totsl of “two safo bits off Mathows' in the first five iunings. Wild throws by Carey,—whish had becomo so froquont as to be naticeablo,—togothor with a fiold-ball noglocted by Higham, who furthor holped the thing along by » torriflo ovorthrow, allowed the Whito Btockings to score two uu- oarnod rune in tho sixth innigg. ‘Tho last half of the inning was beautifuily flelded by the Whitzs, Force, Meyorle, aud Glenn distinguisbiug thomuolves, ‘The game waa noy a iie, and no rung wore acored until the niuth ining, the Mutuals batting listleasly and weakly. In the niuth invig Moyerlo and Hincs lod off with anfo hits, and an carnod run was brought in by & base-hit by Glevn. On the Mutusl side Romson lod off with a two-basar, and Cavoy was put out. Ilighsm reachiod first and ltemsou thitd on a slow throw by Meverle. Higham started off on & slow stoul from first, so slow az to seom doliborats, and was put out cneily by Mulone to Meyorle, withont giviog Tomson any chance to run in_from third,” Allis son bit up & high fly to Deyerlo, and the game wasendod. It wasa well-plsyed game by the White Stockings, but it seemod na though tho Mutusls bad no thought of winning at any stage. Phoro is ample rerson to bolieva that at least four of thbo players were hired to lose tho pgame; the rost naturally woro discouraged and dizhoartened by tho fact. 1t is said that two of the dutualmen wers aware of and denounced the contomplated fraud beforo tho gume bogan, bilk they wwere powerlens to pro- veut its connrutimation. ~ It was @ rich harvest for thy gamblers, who got oven betsas long as tnoy conld, nad then oifered fabulous odds that the Mutuels would bo beaten. To know that thoy had no chanca to win is o melancholy satia- faction to the victims, whose only consolation wil be o securo evidence to comviet the abottots of tho fraud, and canso their oxputsion by the Natiounl Association. I anybody fools & suficlent iuterest in it, this miy possibly e douo, though 1t in one thing to foul Bure that a gamo of base ball was * thrown," and anothor aud very dilfercut thing to bring absolute proof of the fact. B0 far as known, thoro is nothing to show that oithor the maunzemont or the membera of the Chicago Club ware aware of, ar paaunlarily {n- toroatod in, tho frand. The White Stockings played woll, though short of ono of their bosw players. ‘I'hey aid thoir best 1o avail thomuolvea of thie opportunity of winning » game whioh thoy could huva soarcely lowt if thoy had played theiv vory worst. MuTUALS, A‘S Cutabort 1 iz, 1703 5o 5 Al o Wi stazt, (000 100 1y TN L T 5 2. i A]l 3 olo et a3l e Zottisia, p.1 0 9/ 00, 1 1|13 _ Tutals, r.|Tr,}n|3.u = sle Innin a— FiE) 0 1-=5 004 THE BESULT WAS ANTICIPATED by those who bet on base ball, not a fow of whom mado woney by kuowing Lefura-lisud which club was to win, That the game was thrown was paipsvle to almost every mau on tho field, and last oveniug the mm was. tho shbjocs of conversu.fon ut Foloy's and uthor places, Thore ato two fides o the story, and thoreforo both are givon, Thoso who lont money clai that i1t was a put-up job, since men who had never bot a dullaroua game before wagered, at the commencomont, §25 to $15, nnd Kot aown Lo $25 to 10 and B9 to $5. Tnis face strack thom us somowhat strange, aud thoy #now thoro wus a_*¢ mggoer in the fonco," Lro- vious to playiug, Mathows appesred in excellont bealth aud apitits, and dovoted halt an honr or more Lo throwiny and pitching to get bis hand in, ‘I'he oxercise did not appear to fubixua him, and ho mude no complaint of feoling uuwell, After pitohing five funngs, howover, he was suddouly takon 1ll, aud allowed to leave the flold Hattiold, an inferior pitchor, taking lus place, THE OTHER SIVE of the story 1a thut Mathews was renlly too ill to play, having a swelliug fu the grolu produced by antrain which palned him sovorely whon ho twisted his body in the act of piiching the ball, The wiuners admitted having boon told in tho morning that Mathows would not plav, and that this inf nwation convinced thom that the Wh'tes wonl | save o *sote thng,” aud governod thom in making bots. ONE CINCUMSTANCE which constrained many o the conclusion that thio game was thrown was that Mike AleDouald was a pool-buyer, and could not wager all the money ho mulud to. e witueusod tho gine,— au unysusl thing for him,—and it was rumored last night that Miko had beon to tho Olifton llouso, whare tha Mutuals are stoppiug, and mado Al aiTaugement with some of tho niue, Ho, bhowever, denies this, a0d, to viudioate him- welf of any complioity in the uumanuud chicanery, w sertod that he bsd won only &2, e sald & fellow who was “ postod” in bascebsll mattora oame to his placa of businoss and told him of tho character of tho botling, and that it was a “suro thing * for the Whites, advising him to buy pools, and 1 would *stand jo" with the winninga, It was bis aplnion that the game was s Ypivo away," but ho disolaimed any knowl- edys of tho playors of tho Mutual nine who wers slleged fo bo pacuniarily fmplicated in tho trans actton, ‘Ihhe Mutuals say that MoDonnld did go to the Clifton 1ouro, but not to #eo any mnombers of ‘the Muttial Ciub ; lie callad to hiava an fnterviow with Bupt. Relhwm, ‘Lhe fact that Mathows was suffering was known to 'fom Foley three days ago, but whother he usod the knowledge to bon- olit his friands #s not kuown, A fisting supploment to the above is the aud- jotned GARD _FRIONM M. DAVIDSON, manager of the Mutunl Club, and the accomps- nving cortifioats of Dr. Daxter, whichta cor- tainly oncitled to credit: To_tha Editor of The CAlcag Tyibune + Sim ;. aviog undoraiond Tat some dlasstistaction exfata in conseqiionco of tho sction of the Mutunl Olub tu cliangiag pitchiora dn the Arths iuning of the gane of jeateriuy played witl tho White Stackings, I respect- Filly rauart tho publication of the coriificate of Dr. Bazter, under whono treatmont 3tr, Mathiows hns oo, boliuriug It tabe in fiseid sufliciont explanation, ALEXANDER V. DAVIDRON, ‘Matiagor Mutusl 3, B, 0, + 334 Wrsz Mownor BIRERT, Onoac, Aug.B, 1874, 1 horeby cortify that Ttobert Mathows hos beon all- ng ~or the past (wo days, and thut he wan not sufti. cleiy rocovared to pliy batl lo<tay, aud ald sougal ny udvies, A, J, Daxren, M, D, PET ORICKLT, MUTUALS V8, CIII0AGO. The matoh to-morrow hotween the Mutnals, of New Yorlk, and the Chiengo Cricket Club, wiil commence at 11 a. m,, aud stumpa will ba drawn a8 6p.m. Two players soleoted from tho Whito Stockings will assist the Mnlunlu. The fine floldiug of our professionalé, as shown 1n tho iato English matoh, glves thom & great ad vantags uver their oppononts, but the Chicago Club cumprisos 1n 1ts team somo oxoillent oricke eters, who will no doubt give a good account of thomsolves. e —_——— THE RING. FINAL AREANGEMENTS FOR THE EDWARDA-COLL YER PRIZE FIONT. Spectal Disnateh to T'he Chicuao Tribune, Prrrsnura, Pa., Aug. 6.—This afternoon, Ar- thur Chambers, ns the ropreseutative of Bllly Edwards, nnd Barnoy Aaron, for B8am Coliyer, mot in Haley's,;on tho Dinmond, to moke the finnl arrangoments for tho prize fivht whick is to taito plazo botwoen Edwards and Collver on the 11th, Tha placo for the mill was choson, Dbut not madoe public 5 1t is down the Obta. T'wo steamnors have boen chartored, which will leave hero on Monday night at 12:30 o'clook, ,I{ul the fight will nos take placo till daylight Tuosday mornmg. —— AQUATIO. YAOIT ACE AT DETROIT. Breaial Disputeh to The Chicago T'ribune, Dernoir, Aug. 5—The yacht raco to-day be- twoou thie Oura'nud the Cuthuert proved s fail- ure through o lack of wind, and both buats woro towed howme, 1t will bo tried agan on Friday, NATIONAL DENTAL ASSOCIATION, Sccond Dny?s Sesston in Detroit, Sneetal Dispateh to L'he Chicapo Tribune. Dernoir, Aug. 6.—Tho second day’s session of the Nutiounl Deutul Association commenced uk 9:80 o'clook, in tho Council Chamber. The proceedings wera opouod by a discussion of the cauros which led to tho decay of onumel, whicl turned upon the chemical nction of acids, ond tho inoory of parasites in tooth, Ioregard to the latter, a difference of opinion was expressed, tho gonoral bolief boing that parasitos wore presont in decayed teeth. Tho discussion was condusted by Dr. Tat, of Ciu- ciunati, O.; Dr, 8pellman, of Dotroit; Dr. Watt, of Xonla, 0.; Dr, borgan, of Nashvillo, Ton.; Dr, Judd, of 8t. Louls; Dr. MeQuillan, of Plula~ dolphin ; Dr. Atlkinson, of New Yorl; aud Dr. - M, 8. Dean, of Chicago. I'ha President appotutod Dra. Taft, Shopnherd, and Pope a8 a committeo to draft resolutions of flaupaut to the memory of Dr. Hitohcook, of oston, Dr. Smith, of Cincinnati, thon rond a paper on dental astronomy. After some unimportant business the Conyen- tion adjourned for dinner, and reassembled in tho nftornoon on the steamer Grant, aud went on an exonrsion down tho river to (lrosso lsle, ‘This evening & business yession washeld in the Couneil Chambor, but nothiug of puolic jnterast was done, WASHINGTON. THE PACIFIC MAIL CONTRAC,. WasmnaTo, Aug. 6—1be Attornoy-General has decided that the contract for additional mail servica botweon San Trauciaco, Japan, and Clunn, 83 provided for In tho act of Juno 1, 1872, is utill existing, aud that the Paciflc Mail Stoam- ship Company is entitled to bavo their now iron steamulups inspected with a view to puttiog thom iuto tho sorvice under such contraat. THE LAW OF SALYIGE, Ho hae also decided that the Unitod States Marshal, having an attaohment agninst goods for salvage, w entitled 1o tako the proporty at- tached into bis custody, snd bold it until 1t is aispoded of by Court Iugning attachmont. THE POSTAL~OAR CONTROVERSY remalns unchaneed, Mlucklulvl soowing aatisfied to allow thomails to zo undor hislast nssurance to the department that the tender of muils wonld be considerad as an aoceptanos of his terms, aud the dopartment being willing to sond them after tho ropeated notitications to Hinckley that no more would be prid than is allowed by law. Smees g THE WEATHER, Wasmrxarox, D, O, Aug. 5, —For the Uppor Lalko region and the Unper Mississippi Valley, bigher tomberatitro, southeast to uorthenit winds, gonerally cloudy weathor, and rain arcus. LOOAL ODSERVATIONS, Ou1cAG0, Aug, §, 1874, R Hour of ab| £ |irection and vervation. | & | § | & lforce of wind,| Teathers hd als 6 (2901 70 (20,03] 78 2002 72 Hixinuim thermoinefor, 9, Binimumn thermometer, 60. . GENENAL ODSENYATIONS. Cuicaao, Aug, 6—1 3, m. Wind, farny Wether, Staton, (Bar. | Thr. 8. E., freals, 88, uéntte .. 61,8, I, gentio| BN, B, frosh 60§y ik 638, frosh BI[8'E,, lgit 418, 5., trcels Keokuk,, Leavouw it} 908, fres LaCroute. W Murquette, 5 Mibwalikes . I S0l [ ol 7 CHICAGO GRAIN-INSPECTOR'S REPOAT. Special Divatoh to The Clueaqo Tribune, BSemNarikLp, 1, Aug. 5,—W. II, Hurper, the Ohiet Uruu--luajma or at Chicago, has suumittod hisrepoit for July to the Ruilroad and Ware- house Commiswioners, and it has vsen approved, His balance on hand June 80. was §19,845.01 ; cash eollocted v July, $10,028,18, His expeuses for duly were $5,876.0 ; balunco on hand July 81, #24,403.60. It in probable that tho noxt month’s atatomont will show a large roduction of tho amuunt on hand,a ¥ the reduction lo fees will bo 1 operation. ! ——— THE ALDINE, _Spectal Dispateh to 1'he Chicano Tribune, NEw Yonx, large part s due to paper-makesu in this city, ‘I'he Alding propriotors olaimn that they have not faiied, only chunged the form of tho company from a privato to & stook company. Thiu is the cuncorn waloh used to give tne'annual giand diunor, with eituor Sohuyler Colfax or Honry Wilson prosiding, and then pay for handiome ropotta in the dally papers a8 advertisemonts, ——— IMAIGRATION. New Yonx, Aug. E.—Dnrlq]g the flrat soven mouths of the prosent yoar 75,958 {mmigrants wera ontored at tals port, & falling off of 105,« gfig ‘mephwd with the correspouding perlod of 3 ng, 5,—Tho Aldine uewspaper has suspended for abont $180,000, of which » THE HOSPITAL LOT. Vislt of Aggricved Commissioners to ¢ Mre Matthows, Ho Declinos to Qualify Any of His Statements, And They Depart with Many Threats. Commissioner Lonergan’s Opinion VISIT OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Mr. Matthews, of hospital-lot fame, has gob himsolf into s sorape. Ife has provoked tho County Bosrd to an unconsclonable degroo. Yesterdav afternoon at about 8 o'clocx Commis- slonors Ashton, Orawford, Jones, sud Horting called upon him for tho purpose of Interviewing lim in rogard to tho chargos letely made by him conoerning the hoapital lot. 'The interviow was & vory lively ane, N, ASHTON was tho first to open tho conversation, He auked with cousidorable Leat— Did you suthorize the published Atatoment in regard to my connectton with tils matter, sic? Mr. Matthows—Put your question in s mors uuderstaudable shapo, and I will anewor it. Mr, Ashton—Do you mean to aay that I ever met you in your office, and mude the arrango- ment for monay, as is ntated by you ? Alr. Matthews—You put your quostion in such a wuy that 1 onnnot nuswer it poiot blank. Itis not & fair nor ag honest question, Mr. Aston—Iu it truo, ns assorted and pub. lished, tha: I entorad muto an arrangement with you in rogard to the hospital-lot business ? Mr, Matthows—Yes, wmr. ‘Lhe ouly mlstake wbout tho published statomont is thiv: "The - torview ocourred in your oflice, not 1n mine. Mr. Ashton—Thnt is suiliciont, sir. I shall callupon you to substantiare your assortions. I wilt give you all yon want to atteud to in the wav of buriness very shortly. Mr. Matthowes—Ploase do, sir. There is noth- fng 1 would Jilta boctor than's logal invostigation, . MR, CRAWEORD, BMr. Commissioner Crawford hora took up the soug. o wus vory bethgeront. Ho wished to know it the Baldwin lut puichose was not an Lonout one ia evory particular, Mr. Matthows—No, slr; it was fraudulont in almost evory particular, Mr. Asbiton Lore put [n & word again, ITe wished to ssk 1f ever he Lad been in Mr, Matthews' oftico offoring monoy. Mr. Matthows—Yos, #ir; and the notesareont tor tho purchoss. One of them s for 7,600, and th othor is for $3.500, and the latter is de- ostted iy tho Citizens' Bauk, on the coraer of ladison and LaSaile strovts, [The roporter 18 bouud tv state that n visit ty iho bank in company witn Mr. dMnatthow's cluk Iailed to Lrlufiauh thoci ot 1h: Ot hera atod thut the check was sowownero amung the papors of tho bank.] MR. HEBTING, one of tho Commissioaers, who alons aprerod to bo houest iu lus actlon, nore aeked how these could have been auy money 1n tho operation, the purchase of the Baid#im lot, Mr. Matthews—On tho surfaco everything is plain, ‘I'ne mystery 18 how to “go back” on tho bonds, Wuv did the price of tho Baldwin 1ot riso in value some $15,000 in three days ? My, Werting did not undorsiand how that could haye boen, A Mr, Commissioner JONN JONFS hore nut in & word. He asked: Did I ever eay auytbing to you, cither ozplicit or implied, in re- gard to the purchano of tho lot? Mr. Matthews—(es, sir, you did, What' wag the roason that you advocated tho purchase of tho Baldwin Jot aftor its price bad been raisod some $16,000 7 Mr. Joneu~—Simply becauso it geomed to be the only ono offered, Wo did not have a choice of sovoral lots, L thought, and bad & right to think, that it was the bost purchaso that could bs made, Do you wish to accuse me of cor- rupion in this matter? Lr. Matthows—Woll, I know nothing person- ally about sou, but 1 kuow that the loadin mombers_of the Board wero to have o muc! mouvey. Iknow how the 93,600 was divided. AMr, Jones—Do you think I have auything to do with it? Ir. Matthews—Yas, ir ; I underatand you are to have 31,000, “Lhis was the ond of Mr. Jonos' romarks, ASHTON AGAIN, Mr. Ashton—Do vou mewn to say thot I prom- ieed to male o vots for $3,600 2 Ar. Matihews—No ; you told me that all buei- noss must ba done through Mr. Kellogg., You 8ald bo would atteud to these matters, Afr. Ashton—Bat this statemont (pointing toa passago in a morning journal) is not trne. Mr, Matthews—Not striotly, though it doesnot tell half the truth. thro the four Commissionora rose from thoir soata. Mr, Matthews followed them to the door, avd MK, CRAWFORD opened the ball sgain tometling in this way : Mr. Crawford—2Ar, Matthows, you are liar of the first water. Mr, Mattnews—In what particular, Mr, Craw- ford? Dlease to npecify. Mr, Crawford—In all that you have stated in ruiml to this mattor. Ir. Matthews —Bo more specifie. Have you recoived no money for this hospital-lot pur- chase? é Mr, Crawford—Evon if Thad I should not ba expacted to assert it, sir. ore the County Commissioners left, in & high stato of indignation. Each oue of tham threat- enod veugeunce apainst Mr. Matthows, Mr. Ashton and Mr. Crawford bowg specially ram- )\mnt. Further visits around “town showed that M, Poriolat hns gouo off upon ono of tho most indoflnite oxoursions over known., The servant gi\‘l thought he wasat Lake Superior. Mr. atlthows was in a Btato of most intenso iguorance as i0 his whoroabouts. Ar, Hosing could not be found anywhere, but wounld bo back Suturday. Probably thore neover was atima whon #o many prominont people wers wanted and when so few could be found. ———— COMMISSIONER LONERGAN. Commiesioner Thowns Lonergan was intor- viewed lsst evening by & Tnisuse reporter about the chargos and {nsinuations published nagainst bim relutive to tho hospital-lot busiuoss. Mr. Lonergun appoared to take the wholo mnt- ter vory coolly, but was eatisfiod to snswer any vertinent quostions. Reporter—Did you read the statement of Matthews, the resl estato man, pub ished i the Times_of yestorday motning? Mr, Lonorgsu—No ; in principle I never road tho Times, I have heard somothivg of tho matter, howover. A LIDEL AUIT, R.—Are fiuu going to take any action rolative to whut tho paper meuntionod has published agsingt you as a public olticer ? Ar, L—Four or fivo of tho gentlemen {m- plicated by it saw Matthows to-day, I s told, They have, [ oltave, resolved to sue tho Times for hibel. 1t was not at the menting, R.—Will you, perwoually, take action in the matter? Mr, L—T supposs that I will do like tle majority, although what the Times snys cannot lurt me with those who know mo in Chicago and elsewhero. It's with those who don't know me the harm will bo done, What have [ to gain? What possible object ean I husvo to gerve by aot- iug aa tho Limes Linx allegod ? TERRONAL FEELING. R.—I don't know, BMr, Lonergan, Porhaps tho papor may have some porsonal animud aguinyt you, Mr, Li—Ayo, thore's where yon're right, The Times has hoon down on e évor siuce I op- posed payiug Mr, Storoy 37,000 por sunumn for tho Recorder’s ofice, Binee it time it haa never lob up abusing we, The paper 18 forever blowing about public honor und honesty. Well, while the mattor of ronting the Recordor's oftico was boforo the County Board, Mr Wilkie, of the pupor, was hardly aver absent from a sitting, aud he lost no oppor tuuity of making a point for his cstablishmont, This s how Storey mlways works, o cannot ondure an indepeudent mun, {f a public oflvial in Chivugo or in Cook County wants to have poace, ho must first go srouusd to the Times oftico, and ask Mr. Storoy how he should vote, and what he whould do gonnrufly. Thon you would ke very Jittlo except praiso of that ofiiolal i} tho columus of the decont aud most vistuous Times. THE 10T, R,—About this hospital lot, Mr, Lonergan ? Mr. L.—Well, L opposed that from the first, I opposed payiug 180,000 from tba flrst, in committee snd out of i, But ftho ruu panonu% advoosted the purchnao of that ok X fought the matier with thls man .purchngo at all, Matthows, and told him that the price was ox travagant, It wau onlv after tho price was ro- ducod by 821,000 that I consontod to yoto for the Thion T did not meo hiow thore wan any use In my holding out ngaiuet tho Doard, tha pross, and, what appearcd to ma to be, publio opinion, ' I really think that the prosas of tius olty in losing its influence by this indis- orimiuato’ consure and abuge. No'publis min, howover honest, is aafo, from the Times e~ esvecinlly, unlesa ho ** knucklos undor™ to #r. Bloray, That's whnt I think about It. K DENIES, TR.—Yon utterly dony any knowlodge of bribery imtd corruption In this mattor of ~the hospital ok ? Mr, L.—T dony it in evary matter, sir—in all matters whoro I'am concerned, and, 8o far as 1 know, my collongues aro equally.guiltiess. 1t any man had dared to offer mo a bribs in any shapo, he shonld have my boot as u tokon of what T thought of him. This van the climax of Mr, Lonergon's stato. ment, 4o the roporter loft tho gentleman to bhim« dolt, —_— THE NEVADA CLOUD-BURST, The Swift Destruction that Bofell the Town of Enureka. Death in the Hurrying Flood. Bureka, Nev. (.Iul[u an), Correapondence of the Louis- ulie Churter-Journat. Taond you by this afcerncon's weil a granhis statomont of & hiorribio calamity which berell oiir prosperons mining camp on the afterncon of the 24th pet, Words are inadequato o oxpross thoe grandour and Lorror of the sveus, Imagive to i‘mmulf 3 waior-spuntburating on the top of & lugh mountan, 8 miles distavt from, you, in acanon 2,000 foot bolow, 'L'he sir.am that flowed through onr town was 12 and 15 fees dewp and 200 feet wide, ITounes woud shoot up and strkko ot from their foundations *hke a steamer leaving it moorings, &e. Tho roport I berewith transmit will expiain all, IL is from tho Lureka (Nov.) Sentwnel, July 25 ¢ Our gummututy "has beon visited by a great oalamity ; a calnwity in presence of which wan siands belpless snd _appalled, overawed by the mighty forcas of Nacve, For wome duys past our ordiuatily arid region has witneseou n raine full which would, even in tbe beight of tuo rauny sonson in Orogon, be rogarded ns phe- nmomanal, Yeaterduy morning & shurp shower, brokeu by gluupses of sunshino, grootod the eatly 1imers in our town. About 8:0 a. m. it assumod proportions throstening a soverostuim ; *ud vvan &t thut hour cunuider- ablo damage was dono by the llood ou Rupy Hitl. Aftor occasional lulle, at about 10 a, m. tho shower increasod in violouce ; the lightning grew moro vivid aud more frouont, and atill moro clusoly followed by the ominuvus thunder. The storm apparently pussed away, sud blna rifts of sky, baroingera of an unfounded hope, wola visiblo in the uorthorn heavens, Laton the bills to the south and west the boxds ot the @ieat and rrcclpunuu canons waick dobouci in o our valloy, stili hung gloomy and threat- omng vast masses of black clouda. Shortly uliter 11 o'clock the eoffccts of the preceding storm were made wauifest 1o the vast incronso of water flowing down the chanuol coustructed along the live of Buel and Spring strecty, By tme flood, though great excitement was created, but little damare was done. Some houses in the more exponed lncalities had their first floors floodoed aud much faruiture injured ; sud somo .of tho smaller budges and o few out-houses ware cairiod away. This was bat the precursor of tho terriblo visitation of & fow bowss lawor. Again the falling wind, the balmy air, the growing ghopsoes of blue sky bold up to us the dolusivo phantom of hopo; and still gloomy sud threatening, as a pramouitory fato, bovored the hoavy clouds over tho soutnwestern pealis. About 1 o'clock the rain commenced, and this timo with redoublsd foreo. Hard aud fast tho rain poured down, minglod with hail, Tho black clouds closed down aion us, tho lightning graw, veaver and fiorcor, and ealeulations closcly mndo proved a poriod of abont one and a half soconds boeweon Lho floeh and the followipg thunder- bole, (Lhis established an olovationof less than 1,600 face, and our surrounding mountaiu-peaks are at loost 3,000 feot above our lavel.) A few minuten before 2 P m, two horsealen camo gal- loping down Main, Spring, aud Bucl streels, warning the stactlod pooplo of tbe APPROACH OF THE MIGHTY FLOOD. Moat thought only of their lives, and saved themselves rogardless of tholr effocts, Othors stood stupofied at the throat of an approachiag, undotined daoger. oo many clung too lute to their houdes in & vmn ondeavor o save tholr property by removal to highor ground, Closo upon the heels of tho warning horse- men followed the torrent. Aud such a torrent! Over tho entire ridge extouding from Pinto to Iuby Hill the masstve clonds hud broken. To- ward the rammit there wus uoram, but a deluge, down Railroad, Eurcka, New York and Guodwin Canons flowed tho water at an almost incon- ooivable rate of speed, gailovug Btrongth and florconues in the descent, From tho Richwond to tho Jackwon furnace, where theso canyons unite, and where our vailoy approaches a quarter of a mils in width, the entire ground was covor- od by & totriblo soothiug muss of wators at leass 8 foet in height, bearing heavy timbors, the wrocks of cabiuy, and evon masges of rock, in its angry, beadlong carcor upon our devoted town, As tho valloy narrows toward the centre of the town tho curront increased in florconess aud power. The entiro town was aroused. Great and certain dostruction of proporty was evident, and wanfuly did most of our cltizens struggls to save what could bo saved. Dut oven up to thia moment none imagined the fearful loss of prop erty and of bhuman lifo which followed. For over Lalf an hour the water rolled on. Oune house after another toppled sud foll, and tho anpry billows beat upon the wreck aud dashed it to picces. Many housed (some of thiem dwelling houses and with families insiac) wore lifted bodily up and ourried down the unghty stream, The sight was NAGNIFICENT IN IT8 TEWROR. ° Tha Buroks iall, & building 100 by 25 feot, was enrly carzfed uway, and added to the horror of the sceno as it camo crashing down along Spring street and through to Buel strect, in rear of the Intornational Ilotel, carrying away with its massive weight many buildings already tottor- ing. As tho housea kuccumbed to tho swelling stroam, many of them would riso grandly from thoir foundatians, and like stately ships turn gracofully headforemost into the ouriont and vail on au even kool ugtil wrecked against thy flrat dobiis, Horo was scon a two-story hoaso, toone of the shutters of which clunga man with the energy of despair, aghe dnfted to almost cortaiu death, Thon, in o cabin, rocked and toased upon tho waves, wero scen a man aud wife strugpliog to eseape. Ilers was saen tha detaclied roof of » houre benting from side. to gido of the siream, and desperately clutching the ridge, » mnn stniving for doar existenco, Closa upou this heart-ronding spoctacle followed » heavy wagon and team, the massive structure tossed like: a chip, and the poor dumb beasts soreuming in thei moral agony. ‘Tho loss of property was iwmonso. The loss of Jife was great. Upto the Juenont writing twelve bodies huve beou recoverod. Lo estimate the 1088 of lifo and proporty in time for this is- sus is simply impossitle, The entire staff of the Seatined o beon during the day and night, in common with all good citizons, ongaged in hivd labor, saving life aud goods, and succoring the distressed, Among the BADUEST OF THE BAD OCCORENCES that took plave was_the drowniug of Mrs. Broy, With her husband,thoy woro in toir houso whon the soothing torront burst inits fury on them, Thoy endonvored to escape, but in vain. Lhe support to the howss woon gave way, nul with the othors 1t flonted down the strenm, Rushing from tho doomed house, they made one frantio alfort to resch a placo of wnfety, but tho rushing watars mot them on every side, Lacked in cach other's arms, they wore carriod on until tho ro- lontless waters soparated thom, bearing hor life- teu form down the canon, Nr, Ivoy was ros- ound by some Chiusmon near the Eurckn Con- solidatad furnaces, Bub a fow short weoks sgo they woro married ; A happior couplo did not ex- inty to-day sho is dead, and he, crazed with by loss and_sulloring from wevere injurios, is not oxpeoted to wurviva, ‘Thow wedded bliss way briof ; their huppinoss short-Hved before broken fovover, Roger Robinette, n ropresentative of tho presy, aud a mun of fine litorary stlsinmeunts, iy smong those who became viotims of tho fluod, 116 wus standing in tho rear portion of a build- ing on Dual streot, watching tho water, whon the building was suddonly swept away, Io ade a horolo effort to oscupo by tho front, but mountain of surglug water baflled all at- tompts, o wos waslied down the ntreot, strug. Fliu‘:lnuin. until overcome, be floated holp. jossly on, Noar tho consolidated firuaco a party of uion seourod his body biefora life Locamo ox- tinot, but ho diod in & fow moments nfter being resoued, IHeo intouded to leuve last night to Jown hls molbier in Ban Fraoocisco, 'Wo-dsy the the nluEnDh will carry hor tho doath of her darling boy, whom sho oxpocted soon 1o ses, and in hor sad boreavemont wo oxtond our hLoartfelt wympathy {u this ber hour of ufiliction, Jemon Qalvin loss bivllle in sttowpting 0 ’ rosous & woman and child from tho torrent, Galvin was & pronoor of this section, Of Into he haa boon prospecting In Antolope district, whoie {t s prosuimod ho had extcusive in- torosts. . J. W, MoGoaty, s oarpenter, whose body hies not {ut been recovered, waa in tho act of drivitig Lhe [ast nail in & now building for Col. O'Rellloy, at tho lower end of towu, whon h into otornity, The bwilding moved off alowly, aud tho old man wau woon for o tlmo standing otect and apparoatly not (he lonst approhensive of danger, Hoon, huwover, the butidig wont 4‘1:‘1‘.:‘: with » crash, aud ho was not seon sftor- Jobn Turnor, & tonmator, from Utal, whone nnme nv&unrn among tho doad, mot s doath i Now Yorkeanyon, In company with bin beother, and Yuhnm: nomo others, he way unonnpmf noar Harjub's reservoir, 3 milos abuve tow It seoms that the parlice wero in a wagon wh 0 A BWODL the water came pouring down wich auch mnrmlI rapidity. Thoe wagon moved off, but soon caine in contact with somo rock, Ilere all made goad thetr escape, sava the nufortunate men whone donth wo Liave chronicled, Iiia body wan foumd sowe distance bulow town, having been carried by tho surging waves nbout 8 miles, e town prosentad A MOURNFUY, #1QTT, All places of business, storos, and aalnons woro clugad in toiten of respect Lo thoso who had lost thoir tives, On the coruera groups of mon aud womon wera occuprod in discussing the horrors thedav had brought forth. ' Up and down the wirota mon, women, und childran, boreft of home and oll thut thioy poraoused, wore seciing tomporary shelter, Uhose who had not suffered by tho disaster threw opon thoir housoy to tnoss loss forianato, On all wides u Lulping Laud wae oxtended, aud all provided for. No duubt theio occurred hunorods of incidents wosthy of special montion, but owlng 1o tho grent oxcitoment which prevailod during tho duy ®ud night, it was impossiolo to gloan fuller put= sicalars than wo havo rocorded, Horwes, doye, puinitry, otc., wore seen gomng down iu groat numbers, and all pm.num‘f. The _uceno dovn the canon aftor the flood had sub- sued boggars description. Taouma ds of pomle fned tho canou from the Tica- moad furuace to the Six-Mlo IIruse. Homo werd sen:ching for tho nussiug, others looking after thelr goods, houdes, und furotture which bad been sweptanay, At ons placea oask of Injuor was found und broken open by party of men. 'Thoy noon becamo bmstorous, wud whon Sherift Sullivan and Coostable Bella, pour- ed aud atompted to pmesorve owder thoy were sel upon by the crawd und badly beaten with stones nud pistols. ‘Lhe SBher it 1s thought had ono shonlder dislocated 1 tho row. The ofend- era, uoweyer, wore urrested sud placed 1 jail, During the ovening soveral other beligorents, as woll us o bateh of piferers, numoetiag in wil about tifteen or taensy, wore arrented and placod in jail, “We ure voliably fnformed that toore was much petty stesling all tho way down the cauon. Irunks wors bursted opon aud 1ifted and othor valiablos were carriod off. 1t seoma stranjzs that auv inan could bo found 80 weau ay to sttoinpt to prolit by the torrible misfortuncs of tho suffere1s o1 40 diro a calemity as waa that of yostorday, A largn uumber of upceial eflcors wore jromptly detmilsd, and aftor this forco ot on duty u botter state of niTairs way speediiy in= augutated, ORicers wero kept on duty all uight, From the Siine Paper, July 6, Nothing dufinite has ng yet been ascortainod tu tho uctual loss of lifo, and it will Lake somo 0re un uccurate statumont oin b yosterday nlarge numter of men ou the hugo gorgo near tho Eitrcks Cousolidnied furnaces, Articlosof avory desorip- tion had sceumulated thora—wagons, pianon, all kinds of futuiture, aud bodics of drovwned anie male 1 one congloworate mass, A BORROWI'DL MONUNENT of tho drondlul eatastionhe. It was thought that [n removing the dobrits tho bodies of more unfortuustes would oo found, but as yet none have bueu tocoverad at s piico, Tho iossos, as wow repuried, amount to ovor B160,000, whieh figuro, it is thought, will cover il aetual losa, Thero may be thoae whose names wa have boen unabla ta ‘sbtain § if sa there are but very few, Tho loss incidenta! to the catus— trophe will be very heavy, pariicularly eo with the Enreka Consolidated hlining Compuny, Lhe flood, as it passed the furnaces of tie Company, swopb the teservoirt of water, used in supplying the furnaces, away, them™ to becomo chilled and nec & stoppage of work until they « obipped otit, & new resorvoir built avd puwps and engunes replaced. ‘he work will oceupy the grentor portion of n month. during which time all worl at the furnaces will bo auspendod. This will necessitate & roduction of the workiug-force at the miuo, and to-dy, we aro informad, large number of tho workmon will be discharged sor the time in which the repairs aro being made. Thin dolny occasions a sovers loss to tho Com- pany during the busy season of tho year, and euulddnot ave fallen at o more inopporiune period, Tho prosent condition of tho roads leading from the mines on Ruby 1lill to tho furnaces for- bidr the Lransmission of otes, whioh also entalls & heavy logs to the contractora, 'T'he general businoss of the town will aleo be diminished, andat will be . AT LEAST A 2ONTIU until activity is renewod aud overything in proper working-order ouce more, At the time the flow of wator down Buel stroot was the greateat, tho Laud of a mau was seon projectod above tho water. No nortion of the body was visiole, aud whotuer Lus was among the bodies saved or pot is uninowyn, ‘The bouse of Mrs, Xall, on Spring stroet, after boing wanhod away Ly the current, scon broke to pieces. Tho front 100m was occupied by Atty. ‘Thomag Wroen, who lost & valuabie library, The centre-table uf the room was found yester- day morning near the Eureka Consolidated Fur- nace, in an upright position; and a uumber of valuablo papers still romained theroon uninjured by tho water, Mr. Wron was also_fortuuate to find ono of his books from the library, which proved to be the most valuablo aud one that wonay could not roplace, A canary bird that hnd esenped from its cage way rescucd from a floatlng picco of timber, but vuadao allrighted thas it diod & short timo after- wards. A tittlo girl, whoss namo we wers uuablo to ascertnin, peiformed a daring act at tho tino the flood was tho most dangerous. A young kid goat that bad been washed down the canow, in its struggle to escape, approaced within a Tew feob of her, whon she spraug into the water and ros- cuod the struggling animal. It was rumored last pight the bodies of a woman and two children bad boen found below the Six-)ile House, Our informant says thot tho bodios wera tuken to the station, snd will be brought in town tu-day. —————— OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. LavenrooL, Aug. 5.—Steamehips Kenilworth, from Philndelphia, snd Odor, from New Ycrk, hiave arrived out. =New Yonk, Aug. b.—Arrivod—Btoamer Wost- phalig, from Tambur, NEw Yonk, Aug, b—Arrived—Steamship Italis, from Glasgow. A Littlc Girl Poisonsn Whole Family, The Wost Chestor (1".) News of Wednosday coutning the folluwing : + Last might Constabloe Samuol Wickorsham, of Now Gurdon Township, bronght to our prison & little 19-yoar-old girl, namod “Iontistia Bow- ers, committed Justica Bhelmura upon the chorge of having poisoned tho family of Donju- min J, Miller, residing iu the townslip above namod. 3 “'fhe youthful offender was takei into dr, Miller's family last spriug, he having procured her at sowo charituble inatitution—perlinps in Philadelphis, Oun Monday lwst, after dinuor, thaye wembors of the n\mflfi—nnmcly, Bonja win and hig wife Lydin, Caleb Miller, snd Culeb Bharploss—woere tuken soriously ill with vomit- ing, and medical dorvices were resorted to.+ Tha physiciau at onco prouounced the casey resnlty of ‘poisuning, nud,upon the girl being catechised and clisrgod with hoing the yerpetrutor of tne deod, aho achuowledged having placed cousid- orable qunntity of arsenic in sowo applos from a paper of tho deadly pofson which she found lying loosely upon asholf in tho cupboard. T'ho reut of tho poison eho took to an adjacent field aud buried it. ** Aftor boing clinrgod with the act she con- ducted Mr, William P, Ifarpor to tho place whera #hia had deposited the poison, which was found, Bhe was at once arrmigned bofors Justice Blol- miro, bafore whom she pleaded guilty, but could ot or would not give auy ronsons for comunit- ting tho crimo, , Upon arriving at the prison gho gavo way to anguish, exinblting deop contrition for her doings, and duting tho night wopt almost continuously, “'I'ho family have now sufliclently rocoverad to be nbout, but their physical organizations wiltrequive weaks to mu?emte thom from the torribio shook, It wan a fortunnte thing that she gavo tho (]uunmy she did, it belng too much ta romaiu in tho stomacns of her virtims, and bonoo sorved as it own emetio, whteh, without onbt, avorted Ialal rosults.” it Rl "DEATHS, A ORIBBEN—Monday, Aug. 8, Robert John, U Naitn Cottlsar nl%vd 12 yonra xo 8 mrontie.t Funeral from restdunce, 447 Wost ludiaus-et,, Thurs. fl"’u“ Uy atlp. Kriunds of the fawmily are lavited > Beiond. Hosheator (N, ¥.) payors plosse copy. wi-in-Tuw, De, Ohazlos i, rer Abunnit 1, Looard, agad 12, Sitalan., aciery weeviod at the bove rowidouos to.day, Aug, ¢, BN 0ctAIGPIOB (MNN) RADOIH BIHAY SORY MP?:;::ARD—OH tho 4tk fnst., Joel W, Pollard, sgsd Ifi'fl &t rostdonoe 166 Pratrio-av,, Thursday, s Birooklyn papers plaass cavy, “l”‘UI,l‘U#:rql;\lgl-",:.LMr Irfi;hlnnno, 773 Wast Adams-shy Etinoral nolic fo-marrory. oA B o ey E-Tutabirg aners glesse oo’ " RODLIYGAL the roxidonce of her son.tn. aks T dnmn B o AUEY 8 Mrs.llul fanaral 8orvine to-dy, epininin 01 the Tamily ¥0-5an Franciioo aud 0pg. yonng: 4months, , W. N b Unlg;v u“:flemlt. pem Byeacuse (N, ¥.) jnpors pleast For Upwards of Thirty Years RS, WINSLOW'S SOOTIING BYRUD for alildron with novor-(ailing succom. 1t coevemms e "ir of the atomach, relloves wind onli olw, ouran dysentery and dlarrlion, whothy Toathing o otlir oausos. A% old and wellaried sompnes For all Purposes of a Family $iniment, THHOUSTIOLD PANACE, Ui Imnonin s il w1 oo A e ot Caesinng DAL In Uio stomach, Towals, o aidos haumi col dns, and brulsos, For fnorialan ‘g]lllfl!’l)ll Often Look Pale and Siok Tom nn othor eaurs than having worms in the stor BROWN'S VERMIFUGE COM lfl'l:'fl wlllndv.‘nllr;y l!:::\rl:m swithant Injury to the ehi! boing perfently WHITE, und froe from sl eoloring or uthor {njurious Ingredlonts usue ally usod In worm preparations. § centan b, preparations. Sold by all druggists, 23 AUCTION SALES. By C. C. THAYER & CO. EXHCUTOR'S S.ATLH. 18 ACRES CHOICE LAND! IN TOWN OF HYDE PARK, AT ATUCTION, On THURSDAY, Aug. 6, 1874, AT 12 0’CLOCIK M., At Roal Estnto Exchange, 110 Lae Salle-st, (ontrance from alley). By ordar of tho Ereautor, we - {ato, 16 toroy, bolngIn 8, 4ol T AT R el T Tk fevpodede Ita looith 1d easy of seeonn, ql'h‘a“\llllxl:l’h and Plisburg & Tort Wayne Moads rua A€ tha proporty, and the 2 on R norih, "1 H i 2 Frotary, an o thing Tty of South Chicaga g ariensire antam mentsof tas Bk 0. R ju the fmmadlate victuity of {lia proporty will “tonii groatly to. Inoros i1 Yafas, Thora s no J0o3lity Ju tha counicy that offors batior it My Bt fware € Ol i ko ohac of Corn Waeh duigimunts 1o thsp ssekiny ¥ oriy will be aold gn b or A it porchas e, Sala p. ¢ LR3I ~Ono-thixd ‘oa at8 por cont 1nfarest il By BLISON, PO UL, & UuU, Continued Auction Sale OF THE FINE COLLECTION IEARBLE MANTELS! At tores 50 & 52 Clark-st., UNDER SHERMAN HOUSL, Thurstay Moruing, Aug, 6, at 10 o'tock. EVERT MANTEL MUST POSI- TIVELY BE SOLD. The assortment is complete. 'The styl ond workmanship equal tc‘)’ anything m?n: city, lz:nlnu building or furnishing rosidonces should gvail themselves of this opportunity, BELISON, POMEROY & CO,, Auctioncers, Regular Friday’s Sale, TFriday Morning, Aug. 7, at 9} o’clock, ‘T Inrgaut stack of now aud acesad-hand FURNITURE AT AUCTION, IN THE CITY. Parlor and Chamber Sets, now and_scoond-hand 072, Wardrubiox, Cuphnards, Buok Cases, Launyos, M rostes, Hprings, Hofcluerators, Odige Luraiturs, ) blo:top and iitonsion Tubles ; nlso, a large atooic of ( eral Morchandis ud 100 doz. assocted CANKS, lvory- haudled sud Malago ™' ELISON, POMEROY & CO., - 8tand ts Nandolyb-at, (ESTABLISIHED 1850), By Wil A. BUETEERS & CO., Auctioneors, No, 108 Fast Madlso Salea of Real Estate 2ud Merchandis 5 DRY G0ODS,0LOTHING,NOTIONS, oata, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &o., Thuraday Mornag, Aug. 6, a8} a'clugk, ot aslesraonis, 163 Inat Madinonent. WAL A, BUTTERS ¥ (0., Auctivacers, PEREMPTORY SALRE. COTTAGE & LARGELOT, G511 YULTON-ST., Monday Afternoon, Aug. 10, 2t 4 o’clock, ON TIUK PREMISES. A story and basement Cottage, 13 Lot N34 feot e e e ermodlasetr. Torms made bmown at sale, o by WAL A. BUTTERS & CO., Auatinneors, 108 Mudisotst AT BUTTERS & C0.’S REGULAR SATURDAY SALE, SATURDAY MORNING, Aug. B, at 108 ant Madison- at., will be found a Jargu varioty of NEW AND USED HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Carpots, Plunoy, Molodoony, Mirrors, and Gonorsl Mer. chisnding, derortp 'claok, f rear of Kalesrooms, one Whita broks, sound, kind, and 8 good roastor; ono sidud Bugegy, with pole, nonrly Do ano it Gpen Wagou, In good ‘orders ano’ Double un ono Sugle' Hainoss} two Eipross Wagons, to pay ade SiRooa: 3. A. BUTTERS & 0O, Austionoors. By HARRISON, ROCKWELL & WILLEAMS, OnFRIDAY, Aug.7, at 10 a'clock, Bankrupt Stock of a AILLINERY COODS AND NOTIONS, uction, at 204 nnd 26 Iast Madison. RS Ptat Rbbs, et i Saeia Siren et ‘Tefnmed and Untgfumed” 1iats, Honnots and Honneh Krnwos, Actitiolal Flowarn, Laces, Fringes, Ruolios and Ructiloigs, Olovos, Silks aid batihs for Trimmiugs, Sl Velvots, Dotted Lacos, Corsets, Urapss, Plumes, Volls, ieding, $o., do. sala paromptory for cast, 1y ardor HARRISON, ROOKWELL & WILLIAMS, Auotloakors, 204 nd % o Sntisncit, By GEO, P. GORE & CO,, 68 & 70 Wabnah-av. A AT C T T O IN. Ou SATURDAY, Aug, 8, at 9% u'olook, wa shall offor o very largo aad_amsoctod stook of Parlor, 3 Beiry, Diking roatn ani Kiiegon | 1o Ouanibors L FURNITURE, Book Cnues, Wardrobos, Lounges, Otlos and Paclog Liesks, Show Onsor, Mirrors, Oarots, Matt tnp Upright Glusa Ui u{;“ii.u’(fék’.l'r,“’“;f"' o By WILLIS, FLYNN & CO., Sucaessors to WILLIS, LONG & CO., 195 and 191 itandalpiat, Regular Thursday Sale, At Auctlon, Aug, 8, 9§ o'clock a. m,, HOUSEHOLD G0ODS, Oonsisting of Carpets, Orockery, Stoves Mattreusos, Dodding, Ohromos, Hngravings and Furnifurs of oYory desorlption, Alko one fine Pigoon Hole Table, ten Bats Har: nosy, eloven assorted Show Oasos, and fifty doren Onno wd “Wood.Sont Chals MARBLE MANTELS, 11 RORTH OLA) 'HAN AUCGTION PRICES, o largost and bost, assortment y whileh wo gusraniva to sell 1 s, st e 3