Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 5, 1876, Page 10

t. g 8 oy 1 5 'THI, CHICAGO 'TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1870. THE CITY. GENERAL NEWS. fhe regular monthly meeting of the Dircct- rosses of tho Proteatant Orphan Asylum will bo held at the Asylum at 2 p. m. to-day. The temperature yesterday, ns obacrved by Manasse, optician, Trinung Building, was at 84a.m., 71 degrecs; 10 o m.y 73; 12 m., Th Darometer, 8 0. m., 26965 1 p. m., 20. Josenh Dorasada, employed on the propetler China, lying ot the Anchor Line docks, at the foot of LaBallo street, accldentally fell through the hatchway at 10:30 yesterdsy mnmlur, and pustained rather severo internal injurics, ale tliongh nono of his bones were broken. As he had no friends In this city he was ramoved to the County Hospital, At 10:80 yesterday morning horse-car No. 103 zollided with n wagon at the corner of Twenty- eighth and State strects, and wasbadly wreeked, One of the wheels struck & man named John Dislin, who was sitting In the car, and badly !ncumLuI ‘s forchend, hipstdes breaking his wrisi, The Injured man was conveyed to lils nome, No. 167 Bouth Dearborn street, and was there at- tendod by Dr. Bherman, A party of two F:ntlern!.n and ladies, return- Ing !gl.;m n plenlein A buggy, capsized at the comner of Unfon and Madison strects, at 4:15 in the afternoon, nnd one of the ladies, Mra, Cath- srine YVan Loan, recelved rather severe Injuries ¥y tha fall. Sho was attended by Dr. Vincent, who stitched tho realp on bher forchead, and sent her to ber horue at the corner of Seven- teenth and Laflin streets, with hopes for a speedy recovery. AL 7:30 o'clock last evening Joseph McDor- mott, aged 18 years, in attempting to board an ‘ncoming train at the Rohoy street cmulm, nissed his footing, nnd wns struck by switch ngine No. 380, on the Pittsburg, Clncinnatl & FL Louls I!omi, which was running west. The wheals prssed over the unfortuuate young man's ncck completely severing the head from the body. The remaius were taken to thic resl- dence of his parents, No. 16 Baldwin etreet, snd the Coroner notdfied. Mr. Junes Twohey, who lves at No. 223 Ewing stroct, nnd for o number of years has Yeen employed in tho Post-Office, falthiful to his faty and Leloved by his assoclates, {a missing. He was lnst scen Saturday, shout 7:80 e M., OR Madizonn strect, between Franklin and Flith aueuns, golug west. Ilo fs about G0 yenrs of e, 6 feet 10 inchea In Leight, wonld welgh }finutfim pounds, dark comnplexion, short, thin hair, purtially groy, a little bald in front; no b:ardp except n dark mustache; Lad on a dark- brown sutt. Ils family and fricnds are In great Ustress to knuw what hos become of him, THIRD WARD. A mecting of the_ Third Ward Republican Club was held 8aturday. It was called to order by A. J. Galloway. Messrs, C. M. Culbertson and W. 0. Cole, the former Prestdont and Becrotary of the Club, be- ing ealled upon, made sppruprinto remarks, pon tnotion by W. 0. Cole, it wns voted that when the Clab adjonrn it be for two weeks. At the sugzestion of A, J, Gnllawu)l' the fol- lowing resolution was offered by 1. 8. Valil, and, “ofter some discussion, unaulinously adopted: Resoloed, That n Toung Men's Anxiliary Com- mittee of fiftoen bo lp&llnk‘d by the Chair, thee« dutics of tho Committec beink tocanvass the ward, peotect the ballot-box, and bring out legnl voters at the timo of election, and perform other Hke rervice, the Committee having power to fucrease {ts numbers 2 necussity may dictate, The Committce, uponmotion, were {nstructed to invite Judge Eugene Cary lo deliver an ad- dress bofore the Club at {ts next regular mect- ing. %. M. Culbertson offered the followlng reso- Tutlon: Wnencas, Nopermanentsuccesacan beobtalned withont organtsation, Resolved, That nll Ropublicans within this ward bo cordlally invitell, and ure lcreby respectfally urged, to moct wilh thia Club, to i«hl in fta Inbora for good government, and aill ints deliberations und warfare ogalnst politieal corraption, Remarks were made concurring Iu this resotns tion by Messrs, Grecley, Taite, Aldrich, Cul- bertaon, Cole, Bhortall, and others, to the effect ibat the Club alwoys intended to give a cordinl welcome to all who should sce flt to joln. The resolution recelved o unanimots voto. ICirk Hnwes announced that the constitutlon m?ulmd that two weeks' notice should bo given i.lr jor to moking any chango In the conatitution. e horewith notified the club that at the next regular meeting, two weeks from date, ho would oifor a resolution atriking out the jultiation fce Irom the conatitution. Mr. C. Gruly moved that W, O. Colo end A. G. Keath he tuvited to address the club at its next repular: meeting, oddresses belng lmlited to fifteen minutes, On motion the club adjourned according to provious motion until Saturday, July 15, at 8 . m. LOCAL LETTERS. TAX-PIGUTRRS, To the Editor of The Tribune. Tmoago, July 8.—What fs to come noxt? vr have we suflicient of disaster! Guge, $800,000; Von Hollen, $200,000; vold tax- Hst of 1873-74, $1,500,000; total, $2,000,000 loss, Chicago hus been dofrauded so much, Now, what s the status of this caso? We who hiave puld our 1873-'T4 taxes have done so in good fnith, and the ity owes it back to us, No inotter whether wo can collect or not, the right in tho case Is, the city ought to ru!um\ It. Butwhatlsa bettor way? This: Lot cachman who haos not pafil his tax for these ycars come forword and pay to the Treasury the amount he I8 oasessed. "Who aro theso tax-fighters! Cannot a Hat of those owing $100 and upwanls be published ¥ 1a not Tuz Tuinuxs in the way to knuw of a Jist of 100 of these men? Get them —publish than, 1 undorstand tho tax-fighters ropresent 81&%0 000, bt I suppose there are nt least $2,000, taxes of those two years unpald, 1t 82,000,000 nre pald into the Trensury at ames, or within & munth or two, Chiengo is on her feet, and can continue at least her necesnary Inantnl('uns, and be in u position to burrow afl the monoy she may need. 1lave I not stated the naked truth 1 There may be political truths (1) which make it rather difticuit to do these things, If Thave looked stralght at tho matter, then these persons who havo not patd thelr taxes are :ho 'ifie"“ of the city, and ary causing all the rouble, . I undorstand that somo of our oldest citizens #re en; 14n this watter, nome people high In church relations. 10w is it, you who prefer to recogmize God In our Institutions, yet cripplo and Jimit them in overy way you eaiil Shamo upon those who lisve been prospered by the city's eoxistenes, and who hava enjoyed its lustitutions, and yet will omit, beeause "you have the power, to give of your substance forthelr maiutenance. Read the twenty-sixth clmlnur of Deuteronomy onthis glorfous 4th of July of our Centenntil year, and then withhold of l\lmnr firat frults, and the good God will here or there refusc to writo Your uame. A Tax-PAYRRAND CrTY EMPLOYE, CRIMINAL, Snoak thicves yesterday plundered Miss EMe Johnson, of No. 549 Wabush avenuo, of & gold watch and chain valued ot §175. James 8mith, of No, 528 South Canal street, complains that he was lield up and robbed of 841 st holf-past 11 Mondsy evening on Adams streot, between Halsted and Green. Nicholas Grayhill, for holding up Barney Kin- sclls, of No. 103 Buperior street, at the corner af Markst and Indiana stricta, last Sunday night, pondlu his 1s at the Chicago Avenue Station g Bth of July. = 4 Buealk thievesain tho West Division amused thomsclyes Blh!l’dn{ by plundcrln?- L. Christo, of Ko, 289 West Indiatiastreet, of some jewels ry; E. Il Chapman, No. 239 Ialsted streot, of auhiver wateh, and Mrs. C. L. liulnes, of No, 25 1M sou street, of uquantity of clothing and Iry. W. J. Tonninand J, E. Finegan a flned a$ the Chicago Avenue b‘tmmuflmg:;l ;‘H‘h "u~ eault and maybem. At au carly hour yesterday wornliy they vizsited the salvon of Andrew Bice vul“‘ .fi;“ r?‘;:::-“ch ung ‘:umud In s quarrel wi proprie! an 401 = Bit thicin ADout tho body, otk and beat -und Dents Brew, tho young man who wus ef on the night ntJugfi, 25 by Michael o-thmm at his resldonce, No, 188" Deloven strect, at 5 o'clock yesterduy morning, from the eflects of the injuries he recefved {a that eparrel. O'Nefll is coulined In the County Jall without ball, and will probubly bo st once fadicted. At the Armory yesterday the following hard cases were confined ; Minnle Brooks and four of her sollcd doves, of a miscegenation houss on ¥ourtls uyenue, together withulue colored fu- mates; Willlam Bexton, accused of steally thireo hata from Georgo 4V, Collina; and WLk, fem Wolll, charged wiih stealing g four boxe from s cigur peddlar nmulu\\llmpl.e. hE SBUBURBAN. . LAKX VIBW. ‘The Board of Trustecs buld its regular meet- fog Monday night Prescut—Mesars. tanchett, Goode, Cands, and Schacfer. A petition with twelve siguatures for the repeal of the suloon- Alno erdinance was 1a(d on tho tuble, and the fot Towing report of the License Committeo {n reference to it was adopted: We, the nndersigmedCommitiee, to whom was referred the petition for the repenlof the ordinance ngnines aelling liquors eant of a certain Hine, wonid respectfully report that we have carcfully cons sldered tha matter, and are of the hellef that 1t 14 not the wish of tho reatilents ot said locallty. Wo thorefore recommend that said ordinance bo not ropealed, snd that the Supervieor bo requested to enforee the ordinance and proscente any violation, John Beringer's perennial Pcmlon for n 1t- censo in the proscribed district was agaln re- ected, and similor docuwinents from Mrs, Auna 'aus, oaurh Kohler, Andrew Kcnncdyl and Mrs. E. Bmith ("Sm!dlemck ) were shnllnrly disposed of, Bornard Schmit's petition fora licenso at the ‘Firat Natlonal Bank" waa ta- bled. There js strougt _opposition to saloons in this nelghborhood, and n petition with signa. turcs of sixty ruhcuu, remonstrating agalust Mcensing, was on hand, though not read. Licenses wero granted to Simon 8tmon, Gearge Koch, and Dantel Downing, there being no op- ]mnlll’uu fromn thelr neighbors, A proposal from Kennedy & Chant for fenc- Ing and covoring with eofl the waler lot wns re- forred to_ the Water Committee for liminedlate actlon. This Improvement {8 needed nt once, ns the unrestralned sand s bLlowiug into the *::rlx‘mhlg\-wurks and cutting the machinery ly. n.flm District bills for June, to the amonnt nf $170.70, wero audited and ordered pald. Other Lills amounting to £8,073.43 were ordered pald, montly from the water fund, Police bills for June, amounting to £560.83, were audited. The report for the month showed sixtcen arrests and 874 In fines collected. The Water-Works englneer's report for tho week onding July 2, showed cosl cxpense, $16.71; oll exponse, $1.70; inllons puinped, 1,851,612, 1lis atatement for the month of Juna gives the following expenses: Balaries, 1633 conl, 862133 oil ani waste, $0.55; being o total cxpense of $261.68 for the month. duplicato engine has been ordered of the Vergennes Cnmsuny and will soon be in posi- ton. The cylinder will ba Bx12 Inclics, tho ea- pacity 200,000 gallons per day, and the whole cont §1 . The recent actlon of the Bonrd in regnrd to lleensca las cnused somo discontent In the town, and {¢ found occasionol expression durlng the meeting, At tho close, Supervisor Hanchict rose to explain. e was nota candidate for offies, and wns uninfluicneed In _regard to Heensing by cither abuse or favor. With refere ence to the lleense granted the Swiss Macen- nerchory he had consldered the case an ex- ceptionnl one, and of natlonal importance, and under similar_clrenmatances would take the same actlon agatn, although in general Lo was opposed to saloons and Sunday plenies. As the rdinances now s he waa o suflerer by tho discrimination, but as long they stuod Lo pro- posed to enforce them to the bitter end, A meeting of Lako View Republicans will be held at the Town-Lall Saturday night for the purpose of forminga Ilnyes and Wheeler Club, 4s the Republicans predominate in Lake View, u large attendanco may be expected, CASUALTES. EXPLOSION. Bpecial Dispated to The Tribune. CEDAR Rarips, In, July 4—Word reached hero last night that the steamer Carrle Wallace exploded her boller about 6 miles above hiere, between 7 and 8 o'clock, while Iying attheshore, John A, Iardin was killed, who leaves a wifo and threo cnildren in destitute circumstances, Oscar Mott, engineer, and Frank Mullen were very bedly burt, and doubts are entertatned of thelr recovery. . Bovernl others wero bndl)l' pealded and bruised, but it s tlmu‘fihl. they wil rocover. The boat. was recently bullt, but the bollor was a sccond-hand one. FOREIGH MARKETS. Loxpox, July 4.~The amount of bulllon gone into the Bank of England on balance s £35,000. Business at the Stock Excliango inactive, Conaols opened at 03 18-10, closed ut 933, money apd account. UnucTStalu ‘bonds, '65, at §1.053¢; Erle Ralls way preferred, 185, Bllver depressed; quoted at 49, Pants, July 4.—Five per cent rentes opened flat, 104 froncs 85 centimes; closed at 1043 franca 50 centimes for account, lemu’ool.1 July 4.—Cotton oimnml dall and easlers middiing ufilmd.a, 5 15-16; Orleans, 01-1G. Sales 5,000 bales, fncluding 1,000 for speculation and export, and 8,420 Amcrican; ::llolsled Mfim“cx;' Yarns and fabrics, Manchester ull, tending down. Ll'vzm‘oogr. July 4.~Brendrtufls—Market firmer; attendance at grain warket good; de- mand large; whoat receipts for three \inya. 15,000 by, including 10,000 American, Californin white wheat, averngze s 108 1d per cental; Callfornia whitc wheat club, 1s@ls 5d_por cental. Corn, 236 6d for mixed Westorn. Mor- ket for provisions dull and unchanged. . Loxpox, July 4.—Produce—Linseed ofl, 236@ 235 50; Caleutta linsced, 476 0d; spirits petro- Teum, bigd. r{ ANTWERP, July 4.—Potroloum closed at 82f Se for pale Amerlean. @ ———— ARRIVALS AT OCONOMOWOC, Spectal Correspondence af The Tribuna. Ocoroxowoc, Wis., July 3.—Tho following aro the latest arrivala: At Gifurd’s— Herbert Woleot, wifo and gon, Mr. and Mrs, Harvoy Russell, T. A. Chopman, wife and daughter, J. 8. Ricker and wife, Mrs. Julia Ricker, Ralph J. Ricker, Miss Mary Ball, 8. G, Lapham, Franlk 1, Burchard, W. W. Colvin, Miss Lawrence, G. W. Lawrence, Milwaukeo; T. B, Rirkwood, Gioongo W Taylor, Chieago; Charles Lupham, oM. 4t Draper Hall—W. E. Tursons, IT. C. Atkins, C. M. Noyes, wife snd child, Thomas Bigolow and family, Miss W. A, 8tiles, J. 3L Clark, Mil- waukeos F. J. Bristol, J.-D. Wheelock, I, Dun- ean, I, 8. Pick, Mles Lottle Goodridge, W. H. Phelps and \\‘lfuthlnon Cavun, 8, D, Kimbark and son, Arthur Gray, W. B. Robbins, Chicago; 8. A, Smith E, D, mball, St. Louls; George ¥, Tilden, Albany, At the Townsend ITouse—Valenting Stratton, Iugh McDonald, B. C, Meddaugh, 8. ¥, Hoges und wife, Miss I-flln Cunningham, Milwaukeo; Nelnon.chnvnn, W. T. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Morgan, F. 11, Merrit and wifo, Charles E. Barrett, O, P. Baker, Chic J. 11 Tliut, Fort Atkiugon; C. C. Townsend, P —— "ond du Lac. AN OPEN LETTER TO E. W. KEYES, Jangsviuun, Wis,, Julyl, 1670.—8m: Under date of May 19, 1874, you filed charges with the Hoyorable Commissioner of Internal Revenue, at Washington, ogainst me, that were false, From your statcinent made beforea Com- mitteo of the Honse of Representatives durlng the past week, it appears that you have reiter sted the same false and Iylng stateinent. For the purposo of scitling tha question of tho truth or falsity of your charges to the sate fafaction of the puople of Wisconsln, J propose that you put your statement in a shape before thepublic where Tean bringa suit for libel ugrainst you, und I will show the people of thie Stute that you arc a consummatao lar, A, E, Bonres, E. W. Reyes, Chalrman Republican State Central Commitice, dMadlxon, Wis. ——————— CANADIAN COMMERCE., Bpecial Dispaich to The Triduna. O717AWA, July 4.~The actlon of Canadlan Government in closiug the Chamnbly Canal to American vossels Is causing considorable com- ment. This canal commands navigation from the River 8t. Lawrenco to the port of New York, vin Richelion River, Lake Champlain, Cham- plain Canal, FErle Canul, and Hudson River. ‘Fhe greater portion of the lumber of the Ottawa district, a conslderdblo share of Canadiun graln, and a large amount of Amerlcan produce from ports on the soiith side of Lake Ontarlo, found lh« eenboand through this chanuel in vessels reglstered In the United States, el R— STEALING THUNDER, ‘The snceess and popularity of the new Will cox & Glbbs automatic sewlng-machino have tempted some of it more pushing and less scrupalons competitors to try and steal fts thundor; the public cannot, therofore, bo too strongly cautfoned that the new Willcox & Glbbs sutomatic is the only machive In the world with tension requiring no change what- ever for any thickness of material, 200 and 203 Wabash avenue, Chicago. ————— A FAVORITE RESORT, Frank Parker's place, on Wabash svenus, near Twenty-second street, was crawded with patrons of the gamo yesterday, ond, oe it f& much the fineat place in the nclghborhood, the large attond. suce {s not to be woudered at. Frank is meeting with desorved success in hianew venture, and by kecplug an elegant place Is gotting the best clasa of custom. ———— QVER TWENTY-SIX YEARS' EXPERIENCE in honsc-furnishing basiness, bnying and carrylng the lurgest stock, enablea mo to sell tho very beat refrigerators, freczers, fllers, rauges, etc., ss clcap sa you geb inferlor goods. Dalton, 102 Blate siscet, SPORTING. Defeat of the Chicagos by the Hartfords. A Score of Threo to Nothinge--e An Unruly Audience. The Bostons Qet In a Vietory Over the Browns at 8t. Louis, Last and Best Day of the Dexter Park Races. BASE BALL." DEFEAT OF TN UHICAGOS. Onoof tho most important gnines of tho sen- son was played yesterday on the Twenty-third street grounds, {n presence of the Inrgest crowd which has witnessed n ball contest since 1870, The fact that tho two contestants were neck- aud-neck for the champlonship streamer, and the ndditional Inducement of a hollday, filled tho grounds to overflowing, The management had inade every arrangement possiblo for the reception of the crowd, ond a new row of scata baek of the fielders indicated their willingness to accommodato. The gates wore openced Lo an cager crowd beforo 1 o'clock, and in lcss than an hour thereafter an impatient erowd had filled eyery seat, and looked down with something liko disdain on the strngglers who came ns late ns two lours before the game. ‘The reserved scat people were o little more tnrd,l: but cven they were all in place by 8 o'clock, ho nceno was 1 ceuliar and entirély unparalled one when tho Tartfords came upon the ground. The great stands back of third base were a living mass of male humanity, mostly shouting, and all perapiring freely, while tho scmlcirele from fonl- uo go foul-line \was a crowded mass of rounciny hiends, vizorons arms, aud moving bodfes. Add to this the temporarily-covered ‘stand back of flrat base, Into which an assemblage of a couple of thoueand flocked, and tho visitor saw one of the most interesting sighta of the year, without taking into account at all the grand stand, where about 2,500 people wora packed halore tho mateh, and whora scats wero selltng befora | the gomo at a premium of 200 per cant. Tlieru can bo no qiucstlon that the crawd was a grand suceess, and it must go on record as seo- ond to no pathering of the year. When tho Whitca made thelr appearance on the ground they were ted with much ens thusiasm, and some able-bodiel idiots ehowed thelr utter Inck of sense by Ieuln;i off firc-crnck- era and the ke In the erowd. With any other police forco but that of Chicago these fools would have been made to pay for thelr folly, bu in this casc the officers stood wround and grinned like monkoys while boys fired off pistols under thelr very noses and thereby endangered the lives of decsnt people. ‘The gatno commenced pmm{rfli at the time set, and the I»lnyem had much fess renson to fiud fault with the ground than was to have been expected from the soaking rain of Monday night, 'The outfleld was rather damp, but in- slde tho diamond the turf was in” very fair shape. Both nines were out in full forc though the visttors put Higham in to catch ang sent Harbldgze to right field. The event .proved that the chauge made no particular differenco elther way. Spalding lost thotoss casily enough, and his slde was diisposed of for o blank, Whito alone getting to firsty and that on _called balls, The Visitors also drew a blank, Higham attracting attentlon by striking out. McVey was the sole delegate of the Whites to reach first [n the second Innln%, and he galned tho buso by a fine 1ing hit' Letween Cumz and sccond base. ITe was, hawever, caught In trying to steal second by Ifigham’s good throw to Bur- dock, Ferguson and Bond excited some won- der by striling out in this inning, thelr sido go- ing vut for clipher. E‘hc third fnning was o blank for Chicago, but 1t looked as 1f the visitors wero going Lo uppear on the score, inasmuch as Mills hit safe near the right foul Une after York had retired, and Har- hfii e wos muffed by McVey; hut successive fly- catches by Peters and Blelaski whilo thres men were on bascs prevented a run. ‘The fourth funing hnvlnwasscd by without any notable event, and the Whites having vasily retired in the fifth, tho visitors put in a clulm for some runs and very nearly got it allowed. Milla hit well over flrst buse, and by an error of Dlelaski In stow tic)ding took sccond., Harbldge hit a liner to right centro, which Barnes got o hand on by a desperate effort, but which neither he nor_aily one else could have stopped, Of courso Mills went to third on the It Remsen ofllowed with a fly to Glenn, which was well tuken. Mills thought this was a chance for o' run, and let out for home, but Glenn sent tho Lall slcurately to Poters,and he drove it to White In omple time to cut off Mills and to make o very pretty double play, In tho seventl inning, the dlsastrous one of the ganie, the Whites were caslly retired, Hines ety foolilly doubled up by w Joug hit'of An- son's, on which 0” capered away for third after tho ball was caughts Yorlk led off for the Hartfords with o long one, which Hines made n fine catch of. Milla thon sent o liner to Blelaski, which wns first mis- judged and then mufted. Harbldgo struck three times and hit nothing, but White muffed and_ fumbled the third sirike, and ended by sending it badly to Poters, ot sccond, 6o that two men were eafe inatead of the side being out, #s should have been the case. Remsen then hit well for two bases Into the crowd past ines, and Burdock got a lucky ono on the left foul lina while three men cama homo, and the gume was won by the errors noted. Tha last two Iunh:j:n for tha Whites produced no raus, and af thoclose a crowd of exn?emuué faals eame wandering over thoe fleld with the; mouths wide open and put an end to the gamo, A few wordg from the police would hove cleared the fiell and allowed the gamo to be played out, but the policemon st around with thelr mouths wide open and allowoed the crowd to do as they ygeucd. It wans by no muans a credit to Capt. Buckley or his men that they did not make even an attempt to keop or- der. Capt. Fergusou might have claimed the gome by 9 to 0 under the rules, and {t would certainly have been glven him it he had, In an- othier cuse like yesterday fet the pollceinen eith- er attend to thefr duty or go homo. In conse- quence of tho fncursion of the fools who rushed In and broke up the game it was not played out, and consequen I{ as3imes an uuGYen uppear- anco us seen in the following sconr: Chicago. Darmes, 2b, White,'s. Ulnes, ¢ Auson, 4 McVoy, Potora, Glean, 1 Soalding, p. Dlelaskl, © 1) weooon | & | ome: =l omororoco #lvoooreskol il moce Bl eocussexsl’y conmeooee 6] seoccecenl @l uecoccoor ol ocoscocesly| ©29 |zl weuoorkenn ol cocozuorolly Total, 11 Hartford, Remeen, ¢, f.00 B Turdock, 3 2 Highum, ¢, 2| Ferguson, B 24 8 0 1 0] 0] 10| 0| 11 Totalisserssaersanraes o 134] 27114 NUNS SCORED] Jnnings— 123460 890 0 0-3 0 00 l(ul:.n earned—None, Pwo-base Xl"»flvlnlc“.} : Mcham, 1. Iartford, 10, ¢ Hartford, 3, Thanes on Illu—Cuh‘Afl(u‘ Nases on vrrors—Chlcago, Left on hasea—Chicogo, 4; logtford, 7. Jinwcs on callad balls--Chicago, 1, Wild pliches—Bond, 1, Umpire—W, McLean, Philadelplila, ‘s history of the seventh Inuing, as given sbove, clearly fudicatesthat Measre. Biclaski and Whits bear the loss of tho game Letween them, The gentleman who lauents Its loss suay choose whichone he will say bard words sbout. But thu real reason for fhie result wos nut In any. Dody's flolding, but in everybody’s batting, ‘The threo runs which the visitors made should not have won the guine; but, on the otherhand, the liome nine should (und under mosteircumstances would) have made more than thal number., ‘Why thoy did not, and why the bust batters in the” nine appear without d baso hit, every man cun Nigure for himself, As flelding exhibition the game waa a succeas, and the aggregato of crrors was nothing to be complalied of, 4 ich 10 The . BT, Louna July 4.~Ths game hero to<lsy be- tween tho Bostord and 5t. Louls Clubs resited in ndefeat for the latter by a scoregf 4 tad, aftér twolve Innlogs hud beew ployed. Between uluoo and 7,000 peools witnessed the desperats struggle, aud had It uot been for the big at- tractions cisewhere no doubt that thousands more would have been In attendance. The Browns won the toss, aud sent thelr opponents to the bat, qul:k.lfi retifug than in oue, two, three order. “The Browne were also handled n the same junnuer, and did not get i o run il the fourth fnning, when Clapp came in ona bounder of Pike's, which Leonurd fulled to get. Ho difticult did the Drowns find Manulug to hit thut they sccurcd but fpur vafo hita during the game. The Hoatons, after recelving Ewo conts of Hme, got In a tally n the thint tnnlng. They alzo peored in the Alth and sixth innlngs, but folled to securo n run In the next three, the ecora standing In their ninth_Inning 8to1in favor of Boston, with the Drowns at the bat. The excitkement was Immense when Clap, drove o firat-clngs hit to left fleld ‘and carned hia first bag. 1l ot to recond on MeGonry's hot one to” Mure nan, but McGeary was 1afd out at first, Plke knocked n fly to centro fleld, which O'Rourke dropped and It Clapp reach thind, Plke thon stols second, and Clapp came In on Battin’a fino drive to left. Blong then drove n long fly to centre, which O'Rourke %l‘rhhlcd. and Piko an in on ftufter the catch. This tled the seore, For awhile, tho velllug wns uproarious. The Brawns failed to'sccura another run, and More il of thio lostons, was given n lita"in the twelfth inntng by Plke, who attempted to lend him off on a long throw to first, which Dehlman Iot pass bim, Hegotin o run and won tho victory for tho chainpions. The following is TNE Scone. 8. Lowia, 2\ A| Cuthbort, 1, f, 0] [ Clupp, e 2 4 Mcticary, 0] a Tike, c. 1 0 inttin, 3D, 0 3 Dlong, v £, of 1 Tiradley, p. 0 ki Dehiman, 0| 0] Mack, a. 0 4 Total 8f 4(30(14, lizmowmoimo_»l ooouucomal sommzBuco Slnkortoassl ) o Al weoncomos Sl enskemmoe | ol Zouton, G, Wriait, .| 0 10] 0 ) 0 il o 0} 0110) 0 0 1 1 39 nfer, 3 b [ 3 Whitney, 1. f; 1 0| Morrit), . £, 2 A 0f ~ Totalusceesrsressnianns snsiennsi 4] 9,30i20) Innings— 1233 4 6 6 7 8 D101112 8t Louls....0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 20 0 0—3 Tostona.....0 0 1 0110000 0 1—4 .:‘lllml li'nrnml-_-.l'{‘nnmls. 1. Athirt i ine of me- 'wolours and thirty-one minutes. Umulmflnwmlnm Medart of §t, Lg;xlu. Spretol Diawaichfo T T al Dispatel e ne, LowsvitLg, Ky., July +—The_gaine hero to- day between' the Mutuils and Louisvilles re- sulted in a victory for the home club by n score of 4tol. The Mutunlswereoutplayedat every PDIM' thelr u];pmmuu showing good work at hie bat, and playing an nlmost” faultless gauie. ‘They mado but two errors. * CINCINNATI V8. ATTILETIO, CINCINNATL, O., July 4.—The Athlotics de- feated the Clnciunatis™ In 10 fnnings to-day,— svore, 8 to 0. Innings— 12346078010 Cinelnnat , 010000101 0-3 Atbletics . «0 00020100 3¢ THE TURF, LAST DAY AT DEXTER PARK. 11 Col, Mansur orose fromn Lis bed yesterday morning with a long face on account of the rain which was then pourlng down, It must have shortened considerably In the alternoon, when Tio saw the sun pouring down {ts geniul rays and Dexter Park fllled: with an nudience large and cosmopolitan in charncter.. Yestorday closed the races of the first summer mncoting this scason ot Dexter Park, and the sport that was of- fered wos of a raro and chofco quality, oud, considering the condition of the track, could not have been excelled anywhere. Every- thing ndvertised was givon, and fincr or more exclting running races have nover been wit- nessed of lato upon the turf in Amorica. The day, which dawned gloomily enough, turned out beautiful. The hot sun dried the truck rapidly, and a brughing or two made it falr. The crowd numbered, at a falr eatlimate, 5,000 persons. The grand stand was crowded, and the ladies’ stand had oli the scats occnpled. Upon tho green- sward were hundreds of all sorts of vehicles, from the landaulet, coupe, and barouche, to the grocera' wogon. Among the crowd tho legal and political fraternity of bath arties were “Jargely repreacnted, and_many of rlmm were thera with tleir famflies. Ex-Aliler- men and Aldermen jostled against Deputy Slier- iffa, and it svould not have been very liard to have plcked out a Judgs or two. Real estate agents hobnobbed with tax-fighters, while bank- crs atood lnzl.\{ by, Then there was the sports Ing clement; {t was largoly represonted inand obout the poalstand. A~ more orderly or hettor crowd, generally speaking, was never gathered together anywhero fn this city than was present at Dexter Park yesterday alternoon. The attractions wero gredty and conslsted of five events, including an exhibition of spued b{cmg- by's stallion Gov. Spragys, and Schulenberg’s Little Fred. TIHE PIRST BVENT. The firat ovent of the day was g 8-yearold staka race, for o purso of $300, entrance fee $50, lay or pay, dash of 13 miles, 200 to go to rst_nnd - $100 to secorid. For this thora woro twelve untrics and soven nominations, including P, M. West’s ch. ¢ Preston, T. O. Bannon's clh. 1. Mn(.;giu, J. Whetton's ch. f. Maud Lyon, 8. 1L, Jones’” b, ¢ B r)nFfluld, And A Marlon, F, M. Lilly's b, f. by Importe Phaoton, T, G. Moors’s ch, e, Waddll (formerly DBazar). Preston sold favorite In Llno\poolA before the and botting was decldedly lively. Tho price offored for him was 25, Waddil being see- olx:d choree at 14, and the flield 8 to 10 aguinst them, Maggie woa y.i(wn ineldo position by the iudguu, Sg.rlngflc d next, and came Maud l[yon, 'reaton, b. £, by imported Phacton, Waddif, cb, £. by Marion, in’ tho order named. ‘Tho atart wus made ‘very neatly, but hardly had the string beon Jeft cére Preston took tho lead, while tho others were well bunched be- hind, ~Waddil plcked ng from the outslde Deautifully to ~ the first quarter, and_cre tha half-mile was reached led nw\mfully. Lady Maud was mmlnf up well on Pruston, who hnd second place, and ero Bazar know it he was foreed to third place by the spced of the other two, which were making remarkebly quick time. ‘The b. £, by imported Phacton trled her metal at three-quirter streteh and took second Ince, but was soon left beliind by Preston and Vnddn, wlio were coming into the mile-string neck and neek, und a prettier pleture could no have been desired than tho horsea at this time presented, The crowd ot the grand stand woved thelr hats ond cheered as the runners swept by, and ladies waved haudkers chiefs. Lilly occupled the third placo, while tho other four horses came up sprotty well bunched, The first lalf-mile wus finished in B4, and the mile in 1:49%¢, The Preston horse Jul the eatire last half-ile, Bazar following closely, while Waddel and Springileld came upon” fitm with uwill and put him In fourth place, Lady Moud belng left entirely out In the cold. The lust half-milo was finfshed fin 624, Preston coming in first by full threo lengths, Waddel second, and Springtiold third, The following Is o sumniury of tho race: DexTEn Paux, Cricaao, July 4, 1870, —Threo- year-old stake.raco; promlum $300: entrance 350 ;B daah 15 milga; 800 to ko to Brat, and 8108 o sccond : ‘|m o8, Wiiliam Dowar, Abnor Taylor, G ym ams, Willlan Goagan; etartor, James onlisk, P, A, West's ch. ¢. Preston.....oisies, T, G, Moore's chi, ¢, Waddil (formerly sessserenel Uazar)...2 . 11, Jonea' b, ¢, Springtiold, 8, 11, Joncs' ch. f. by Marion, 'T, O'Bannon's ch. f. Maggio P AL Lilly'a b, o, b{ imported Pl J. Whettow's ch, 1, Raus Lia vor . Time—2:413¢, TIE BECOND RACH. ‘The second ruce proved o marked event in tho dny, and was an interesting one, most hotly con- tested, It was a 2-milo dash and mg’cnt. open to all ages, for o pursc of $600; $450 to go to firat, and 8150 to second horsu, 'For this there were five entries, all of which started, as fol- lows, and were given positiona in the order uamed; M, Wolah's ch, b, Brakesman, J. Mur- P’hy’i b, g WarJig, Charles Plattner's br, h. council Bluffs, J, Forbes® ch. h, Vlclmburfi As Waddlo's ch, h. Fompoy Pillar," Connell lufls sold for 45es flrst cholce In the pools, Vicks- burg 20, second chofee, sud the fleld agolust thein at 18, Brakesman took tholead In the first heat af- ter tho tap of the drum, thoother horses bunch- ing lo;lxuthur when tho first turn was made, Council Biuffs led tothe first quarter, with Vicksburg holding the_seoond place, whils the Drakesman was third. The three horses bunch. od well together made rapid strides for the half- mile flag, where Councll Bluffs arrived firs Vicksburg second, War Jiiz, who had well pleker up his pius, holding third place, with Brakes- msn not far behind, and om\i’uy Pillar unowhere, At three-quarters fekshurg sud Councll Bluffs were running neck and neck, Brakesman. and War Jiz following up well, Before tho string was passed for the Orat mile, Vicksburg took the lead, makiug the mile in 1:47, belng followed close by Brakeaman, War Jig hdtding third place, and Council Blufta fourth. Thess positivus were ke o kaluldo- scopo—rapldly and ever cbmuilnz. It was & splendid fight for mastery, and hefore the noxt uarter was reached Council Bluffa led the van, icksburg near at haud, and Brakcsman third, War Jig” dolug his level best to regaln lost 0 round, and = Powpey Pillar taking his mo ' in ho rearfd At the 1 wnlle Council Dlufls still liad the lead, while close_upon him were Vicksbury, Brakesiman, and Wurdig, The raco was excitimr indeed, Vicksburg ged places with Couuchl Bluffs, and tovk s nd place ut the threo-quarters agaln, whilo Nuwbern scemed to bo laggiog somewhat. Tehind thom were Vicksburg and | made to fill her nlso with pnssengers, but AMUSEMENTS, War Jir. They, too, were in carnest. Brakes- man showed romarkablo witd nnd speed, aurl u‘mn tho home streteh ho sliot past Councll Blufls, coming {n firat by Miflml length, Noxt cmne Councll Blufla, War Jdig, aud Vickshurg, Tompey Plllar belng distanced nmid {eers from tho erowd, Time, 3:373¢. The change mndo by “the horses scomed to hava made n change also In the feolings of thc “knowing oncs,” _who commenced to hedge their bets and pools, aud_suddenly Brakesmun prang into favor and sold for 46 fn the pools, War Jig finding eagor takers na accond choleo at 8¢, the fleld selllni: at 3. Thera were thoso who had not lost falth In Council Blufls, and lhe{ bought heavily in tho fleld agalnst the odds that were offering, and ns o~ result there were many who caine out from $800 to 1,600 alicad, miich to the chagrin of some who thought tlicy knew better, . e second heat waa started with Brakesman taking the lead, but before lie reached firat fim\flcr War Jig was firat, Brakesman pecond, ewhern third, and Vicksburg Inst. Brakesman and War .HF wero making a bravs rnce, and ot the halfmile Brukeamnan Wns but littlo in ad- anes, with Council Bluffs third, and Vicksburg lust. At the next quartor the four horses ran very evenly, Brakesmnan Jeadlng and War Jig close upon his heols, Behind them wero Coun- cfl Bluffs and Vicksburg trayellng neck aud neck. The string waas passed for the first mille In 1:65, Brakesuan leading, War Jiz coming next, Council Bluils uxlrd.nml Vickebury fourtl, ‘The four horsca kopt these relative positions to the first quarter, Council Bluffs and Vickshurg tmveunzmfinln neek and ncek tmscumr. War J1z and Brakesman also hield n simllar position to each other, and a mora exciting raco could not well be finagined. In this way the nnrs:ungnsa- ed the mile and a half string. *Councll Hinffa seemed tired of morely ’imcp[ng up, and before he had reached” the three-quarters ngain he had gained first place and was widen- Inig the gnq’ Wwith Brokesman sccond, War Jig tlilrd, antt Vicksburg fourth. War dlg madoa gatlant fight for flrst plnce, but Council Bluffs wan moater of the situatlon, tho%h Brakes- man ecemed to loose wind, and his rider had to chieck him, 8o War Jig came in for second place, Brakesman third,and In this way theye me home. “Timo of heat 3:48, Vicksburg "heint dlstanced, Tha race now lay_between Council Blufls and Bralesinon, War Jig belng out under the rules, nol having made o heat, end tho others disfanced. Councll Blafls’ stock was up agaln, e sold 40 to 13 on Brakesman, the hedgers agaln purchasing largely npon their !llrn luve, in ordet to regain probably {nllen fors unces. . At the lnPr of the drum for the third heat Council Bluils took the lend, but the other horse mado it warm for him and consequently made the race very exciting, Councll” Blufla held alead til the “half-mile was_reacned, but Brakesman lald down well to worls, and at the three-quarter pole ho was ahend considerably. This gap Cowncil Bluffa closed » Jittle, and on the nile it was o mip and tuck race for the mostery, but Council Dluffs camo wp well, " and posted the sirin fArst, making the mile in 1:54, Council Bluf] Ingged nlittle at the next quarter, and nllowed Brakesmnan to make up some of his lost ground, which he was cudeavoring to do, _ 1le hnd suc- ceeded 50 well that at the half-mile flag the two horsea were neck and neck again, and the Dbetters on Council Blufls fclt'iuar. o mite blue, whila those who had staked thelr cnsh on Brakesman clevated thelr spirits just a litle n amurmur of applause, But Councll Bluffs showed hiinself a horse of truo metal, o com- menced to crnc? abend, and he ucrt on 20 wel that b{ the time lho had reached ho 13 milo be was fully two lengths ahead, In thiis onder they kept their positions to the homeo stretch, Drakcsman's driver putting spurs and whip to him. Councll Blufla came In winner. Time, 8:47, Fallvwlng i8 tho summary ¢ SAuz DAY.—=Dash of ¥ miles and repeat, open to nll ages, for a purao of $00; %lwro (5] F:xlm and $150 to seconds Jndgen, Whiliam Downr, Ab- not Taylor, Q. T, Wiliams, William Geogan®: Clinrloa Plathler's br. h. Council Blaffs, ....2 1 M. Welsh's ch. h, Drakesman . 2 Murphy'a b, i, WarJig . . Forbes' ch. h, Vicksburg. A, Waddle's ch, h. Pompe; Time~3:07% 3 & THB BTERFLE CIASE. Tho next race was the steeple chinso, over n falr hunting country; dash of abont 9 miles; tiventy jum{m for & purao of $500; $350t0 go to first_ and_$160 to sccond. For thls thero four entries, all of which weronominated, as follawa: M. N. Stewarta’ b b. Scotland Donple, IL. Vn Licw's chi, h. Pompoy Smash, M. Welsh’s b. h. Capt. Tlutcbluson, and Harrison’s che h, Cloud. Iutchinson —waa by far the favorite in the pools und, reluctantly 80ld 0t B0 to 18 agalnst the fleld. The race was cxeeedingly fing and cxelting, Red Cloud lead- l)\xfi, aud the fight lylng hetween hhin and futch, the liorses wont finely over thy ditches aud hurdles, and Hutchilson camo in winner in 4:68, Red Cloud belne about four lengths bobind. Following Is the summary of the race: 8AxE DAY, 8teeple-Chase—~About 234 miles, over an avorage country; fora purro of 36003 3U50 1o to dral, and $150 to second horses judges, Wm, cwar, “Abner Taylor, Q. T. Willlams, Wm, (lu:fiun. M. Wolsh'a b. h, Capt. X, Hnrelson's cbi, It Re 1L, Vax Liew's ch, h. Pompey Smaal... M. M. Btewart's b. b, Scotland Bonnie. Aime—4:68. AN EXINBITION O& SPEED, It wasnow 0 o'clock, and yot thore were two ovents to transpire, The firsf was an exhibition of speed between 1lighy's b, 8. Gov, 8prague, and chulenberg's ch. I Little Fred, " This was a pretty mile Lroli but the track was too hoavy to make anything lko good thng to Lurnces, Lhulfih both horses were In fine condition, The halt- ulle ‘was made in 1:333¢ and mile In 2:2744, TIE CONSOLATION PURSE. The next and last ovent of the day wesamil ¢ dash and repeat, for n cansolation purse of $150, open to horses that hed not won u purse during the mceting; $100 to zo to first and §60 to sccond. Therg woere four entrics and three nominatlons, as follows: A. Iawlkins' Lmi Maleom, Ed. Harrison’s Falinouth, and Buckle's ch, 1. by Bonnlo 8cotland. Lady Mal- com was the favorite in the pools ot tho start 50 to 20, but she sadly fooled her backers. She won the first milo after o very exclting contest, in 1:47, Falmouth sccond, and cl, f. by Bonnle Beotland Inst, Inthe next mile, Falmouth split the heats, and camo in winner in 1:50%c, Lady Malcom sccond, the otber- horse now bcmF out of tho raco by virtue f necessity, not having taken o heat. t wis now 50 Jate that the frogs commenced to cronk in the ditches, and the backers of Lady Malcom felt dccldcdfy uncasy, Falmouth selling 50 to 13 agalnst the filly. Tho third heat was won easily by Falmouth, though after an ex- cting contest. Time, 1:55)4. Follawing s the suminary: 8axE Day.—Consolation premium of 8150, open to hiorses that have not won o purso during the meeting; mlle dash and ropeat; $100 to go to first and 250 {o aeconts Judges, Abrior Taylor, William Dewar, Q. T, Withams, Willlam Geajgan, Ed Harrizon's ch. ¢. Falmouth Buckle's ch, f. by Baunle Scotlay Time—1:47; 1560%; 1t ‘This closed the mceting. It might bo auggrest- ed to certain partics who crowded the reporters’ atand, and monopalized tables, chairs, and all available space, thut it 18 not customary for entlemen, who pretend to be sucly to place themselves where they aro not mmmf. and that herenfter tho manageiment will compel all nows- Lmrur men to show reportorial badges hefore cing allowed upon tho Hudxcu' stand, and that an oflicer will be placed there for that purpose, MENDOTA, 1LL, Spectat Dinyaich ig The Tribune Hutelinson, d Clond.. 1 2 i} 4 MENDOTA July 4.—In ths races givon to-day by the Mendota Driving Park Assocla- tion, “tha eptrics in the 8 minuts and 2:30 class Ald not 41, ‘and it was consequently confined to cen horses and pocers, Ju the green ruce E, . Wormley's Nelllo took first inoney, and Mathieson's Bobby Newcomb sccond. The best timo waa 8:04. The pacing raco was well con- tested by Paul Walters' Sucker State and E, Btevens’” Nellls Gray, Sullivan's Bub Kenny be- ing shut out In tho first heat. Bucker Stato won In three stroight leats, Beat tlme, 2:85, Tho track wus very heavy, YACHTING, AX INDIFFERENT RACE. The yacht raco between the yachts Beogull and Unknown, which formed part of the Fourth- ofJuly entertainment in this city yesterday, could hardly have been more of o fizzle than it was, und but very little Intercst was taken it. Tho Scagull was formerly o flshing-boat and 'waa built at Manistce. 8l Is sloop-rigged and 1s far inferlor to the majority of the yachts be- longing to the Ohicago Yaght Club, Ifer siza is about thut of the Zophyr, which sho somo- what rcscmbles, The Unknown was bullt dur- ing tho past winter at Bates® shipyard, 13 finely nh-.\In:d ut considerably smaller than the Sea- gull. Bhe is also sloop-rigged, snd looks s if she could show i;om] specd in & falr wind, The mateh was sald to bo for $100 a side. It is, how- cver, the goneral opinfon that no money was put \;s. and by the w;:rv the arrangements were carried out, it certainfy looked as ™ {f somebody had been fooled, - The yachts wero to start from the basin at the foot of Twelfth streot at 2 o'clock p. in,, but at that bour only the 8cagull was there. A runner was reuning around amnong the fow poople on the pler \r{ to induce them to take o lake e in the Bcaf;ull ot 25 cents per bour, At halt-past 3 ho had succeeded o roplng (n about a dozen m-u}flu of both sexes, which gilled up the yacht. Tbe Fleetwing arrived {n the meantlme, and sn effort wus without avall, The whereabouts of the Une known were atill wnknown at that ttme. Bhe was evidently Iylhg in o hidden placo walting to sec how many peaple conld he roped In ot 25 vents per hour, If “the ather yachta could have been filled with runungun ahe would have come ont nnd would also Tiave taken on a load, and Instend of a race_there sould have been merely an excurslon. Whan {t beeame cvident thiat none but the Beagull could bo filled with puacnfic It was docided to lot the race proceed. The pussengers on the Scagull _were made to disembark and takeseats in the Fleetwing. The Unknown then mado her appearance. - 8he was coimmanded by Capt. Willinm Bennett. Tho Scagull was In com- mand of Capt. Harry Ilenderson. Thers were no eimlgm\ vislble, anil none were needed. Tho yochin started at nearly 8 o'clock. The wind waa blowing very light from the southeast, and but little bendway was made. It took nhout three hours to mako the trip from Twelfth street around tho crib back ta tfiummn polnt, The Unknown had the lead from the Leglnning, and kept Its AQUATIO. YACHTING AT ORNEVA LAKH. Bpecial Dispatch to The Tridune, GENEVA Lakg, July 4—The yacht Genova, Capt. Dunlap; Nettfe, Capt. Rumacy, and Mls- chicf, Capt. Fairbanks, salled s race. to-day for tho citizons’ prizo over the usual course here, Tho first balf of the race wns contested very ehnmly'bel.wncn the Nettle and Genova. After roundin tho stale bont the sccond time tho Geneva took a declded lead, which sho mafne talned to the close, beating the Nettlo twenty- scven minutes, Miscllofs thmo not taken, 1t is due to Mr. Falrbanks to state that, owing to the non-arrival of o sparof his yacht, he was compelled to substitute a mast ‘too short to carry her sall without recfing, ‘ DEATRS, B e A A A e AN BUCHIANAN—On tho morning of July 4th, Sa- san Buchanan. Funieral from the residonce of J, Young, 383 Fulton.et,, Wedneadsy at 1:30 p. by carrl to Uracaland, i L el e DAY—July 4th, 1876, of cholera Infantum, Hel- cn Giddings, daughter of Chas, T, and Helen Day, n;,-fid aix weoks, ew York papers plense copy. POLITIOAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. Ee¥ateeelebir SN btk ol FOUR: A meeting will he held by the Repablicans of the Fourth Wurd for tho piirposo of organizing for the campaign, at tho corner of Twenty.ninth \uml Staty steoetx, this ovening. BEVENTH WARD, : Thera will hea meeting of the Seventh Ward ‘Tilden and Hondrickd Club at the sonthwest cornor of Halsted and Foutteonth-ata., Wednesday, in Il Weller's 1iall, for the purpupore of ratifying tho nomiinees of the St. Louls Convention and fndora- ing the nomination of M., W. Fleld for Alderman e of the ward, BEVENTH WARD, The regalar weekly meeting of the Soventh Ward Repablican Clubwillho held this evening at 381 Blue 1sland-av., to nominato n candldnts for Alderman to Nl tho vacaucy In tho Common Council canacd by theresignation of Jas. 11, 1ildreth. NEDICAL, SANFORD'S lamaica Ginger THE DELICIOUS FAMILY MEDICINE FOR SUM-’ . MER AND' WINTER COMPLAINTS. SPECIAT, DIRECTIONS. Cholern Morbnn, Token jeaspoontal of fanford'a Jamalen Gingzer s Iaif 8 cup of hot wator, well awort- ned with Ioaf augar, every holf hour until relloved, 9aulnt to tha At doso B w tesspoantul of saloraus, IFLho ntLack ho aevure, attendcd with erampe mid dinr- rhcs, doubla tho dose and appty hiot clotha 1o tho bow- gle. Seaarticlo un Cliolera Marbus accumipanylag cach Diarthen. Take a teaspoontul of Sanford'n Ja- malca GIRLF {n hialf & onp of Mot water, woll sweotens o, ndding o tha firet doss Dalf & teuspoontul of saler. s, ltopeat atiur overy oporation until cured” Tiut Sl ;fis:* & usually required, 8co article on Chronfo Dynontery, Flest takoa dose of eastorof]. When thin ias faly oporatcd take DA A Lesstontul of an: ford's Jamafea Ginger 1n & cup of hot milk, well Bwcet. ened WILh 104f WURSF, RRejicat overy two liours, Sen-Sicknons, Slel-Frudneho, Toko s ten: #poonful of Sanfold’s Jamnica Uinger In s cup of Tiot water, sweetencd, cvery half hour until rolieved. T HunSlckuess, u dsa bofore goinz on board oF bofars tha head and womach nry oftectcd, will ofien wholly Prevent thia distressing tronblo, Cramps and Palis. Takoa tesspoonful of San. fori'a Junalca Ginger In WAlf o cup of hot water, well aweotened, overy half hiour until relleved, In severo w::“nwly Oaincls wrung out of hot water 1o the Coldn. Takea teaspoontul or more of Banfont's malca Gingor it hal¢ & oup of hot wator, well woatens e wllls Jont eugar, Jurt buforo gotug to bed, Datho tha feat {n hot water and mustard, - Yover und Axue. Sco articlo sccompanying eoch bottle uu the treatment and curaof this discase in all 1ta stoges. Dynpepsin, Tako half a tcarpoontnl of Sanforit's Jamaics Ginger 'in a cup of <Ol wacor 8od A HEwe sugar fust hefore each meal. It sttmulntes digeatton, {ncreshos the appstite, 80d prevents all oppresave foel* 0y ati lel’,l:lllll!“- Rgtimulnne and Tonlo. Dissolve a teaspoonful of 103 mugiue IR & Kiaaw OF OE Waicr, and 6dd 0BG KCAsDOOR: fulof i This repeated morn. Ing and eventnic wil bo found o refreahing and hiarmmless stlinulant, " oxerting a tonio influence thronwloutsthe ‘Wholo nervous system, and removing all desiro for ine toxicanta {1 thoso addlcted to tholr use. Ginger Tea. Distolys two tesapoonfuls of sugar I acub ot hut sills aiwd add "one oF o, {oaapoontule of Sanforl's Jamulca Ginger. This 1s realy deticious, and ail nhiould try it _ For Chifldren and Infants. Tho same genoral directions apply, with a proper reduction of the doss to sult thelr ages, Tha Rubntitasion of Brandy for Aleoksl, the ue0 of The TFa0 JAIRAIH QINEOR O {helr Ol sIEEtion and fmportation, [ts combinaifon with cholce aroe mattcs, 18 devised nnd originated by Dr. Sanford, Placed thin preparation fu actual merlt 30 far shond ot unything buforo compounded that, notwithstanding tho maat bitter oppasition from tho tridde, fta aolea (h New England now exceed thatof ail otliers combined, Ask for snd inslst upon having SANYODD's JaMalod Nold by all Wholesale and Retall Druge &lsty, Gracers, mud dealors In medicine. Drico, 50 cents. Snwples freo, Doenlers should purchnso orlginul packoges of ans dozen to ebtuln the trinl bottles for freo dintribution, WEEKS & POTTER, Genoral Agents and \thleflnle.'llrlllllfll. Tuston. COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLASTERS N_Rlectro-Galvanto Datiery, comblacd w Al SRR Dptiery frmianed mith. the randess Srattve nzEhtIn the world tld of medicine, and Jtterly surpataing a1l otler Plastors heretofre (4’ s, ‘lllty‘w w'l“gl';l luu;um"{flenusowee‘k wll‘xlulhv u?lfil Plaa- T o Rheumatlew, Neuralgia, Paralyals, Cramps, 8t. ¥itua® Dunce, Sciatlea, I1ip Cowplaints, Splaal Affections, Nervous Unlns und Irvltoe tions, Epltepsy or Flta proceedlug from Hhocks to tho Nerveus Hystem, Rupturcs and Stralns, Fractures, Brulaes, Contusions, Wenk Muscles nud Julnts, Nerveus nnd Feoble Musculur Actlon, Great Soreness nud Puin In Any Part ot the Dody, Wenk and FPainful Kidueys, Great Tenderness of the Kldneys, and Wealk und Luuie Back, caused by Clroalo Inflamuation of the Kidueyw. 8o confident are t etors n the gro ik TIARICE YRl BAner Tt ek they dopar healtato o warrant {f o bosseas greater—ar grealer— curatlve propertios than sli others combined, whila the price of vach, vis., 2 is within the reach of evory suflercr in'ihi taud. Toalif, therefore, Upon having what you call for. Balil ovorywhere. Sent by mall, carofully wrapped and warranted, on recelpt of price. 28 cduis for oue, 81,23 for alx, or 82,25 for ;;VB"‘I. by WEEKS & POTTER, Proprietors, aston. (ONSUMPTION, NDIGESTION AND WASTING 18K, I rilf;“fi& ;h! ‘moat elicactous PANGREATIO li!lgl HTON AJVD PANCREATINE, " The ortginal snd nenmnfl-’?um Ty AVORY & DIOORE, S 143 Now Bond-at., e 'lold\‘;'&hnm.‘n.l‘d pondon. i T R AT AR R qyououT CONFECTIONER Y. OELEBRATED througho AN Yu... ulon-czpressed jon farts. 1mand pward at 40, 00c per 1.’ Address ordors GUNTHRIL, Confec. Uoaer, Chlcago. e ADELPHI TBEATRE, This WEDNESDAY e July 5. Fentlvitien oy the CENTENNIAL W . ‘Tho Greatest Pro. granima evor given ot the Adelpht. ‘The Glorlous Extravaganza, BAD DICKEY. Colllni's Grand Dallet Troupe: Titn Celllng, 1da Idalle, Frankio Christid, Mesdames Teroy, Plorce, Dubrocy, Woods, Clifton, Celesta, Qlimore, Briol, Dean, Gordon, the (irards, Nelllo Larkelts, Adah Richmond, larry Allen, Thos. Whifle: Tiarry Lilllo. ~ Extra Chorus. Amaronian Marc the Btates. Centennial Dallat. Prismatig Fountain. HOOLEY’S THEATRE, MAGUIRE & JIAVERL wiLennece, WILL E. CIIAPMAN. ..., L hianager, TIIRD WEEK OF SHOOR & PALMER'S UNION SQUARE TIHEATRE CO, Monday Evonlag, July 3,1870, lart weok of tha TWO ORPHANS With its Unparalloled Cant. Matinces Tueaday and Saturday, Admission €1 and 60 conta. McVICKER'S THEATRE, Glorfona Reception and Extraondinary Triumph of ATMEE, THE QUEEN OF OPERA BOUETE ‘To-night only time of Lecoq's most popular work, LA FILLE D¥ MME. ANGOT, To.m h t JOTAR FRTEUSERES AT for, the, 1t tme, L fififf-nfln“"finfi'fil‘fic rony 1 'a B phiiiay, Almea Benént, oniy Bsturdoy, at 2 p. m,, only Afmeo Matineo. COL. WOO0D’S MUSEUM, This Evening the SEVEN BISTERS, Matinee—BLACK-EYED BUSAN and ht TROUGH DIAMOND, and fleat appearance of Mr: o e — 4. W. MURRAY. By & CO,, P, GOR 68 and 70 Wabashi-av, Boots, Shoss & Slippers AT AUCTION, By Catalogue, on Wednesday, July 5, at 9:30 a. m. A largo and varled ralo that must ha/closed out GE 1 7% CO. 0. P. GOR .y 08 and 70 Wabaah-av, DRY Goo’\D?. Regular Auctlon Trade Salo of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, on Thursday, July 6, at 9:3Q. No sale on Tucsdny, July 4. ; Fall lincs of cholce, sensonablo roods of every “description, GEO. P. GONE & CO.. - 88and 70 Wabnshav. On Thuredny, July 6, at 9 1-2 o'clock, We shall offer inducomenta to deatora and conmurm. ersat thin salo to close ont soveral consignments in FURNITURE, Of ovory description. Parlor and_Chamber Sets, Library, Dining-room,and Kitehon Furniture, Wai- not Wardrobes, ook Cases, Parlor and Officd Deskn, Show Cascs, Lounged, Sofas, Wal, Chairs and Rockers, At 11 o'clock, Bugsies, Carelages, ‘Wagons, aud Ilarncases, withont reserve, Q. . GORE & CO. By JAS. I’ McNAMARA & CO,, 127 Wabash-av,, N. W. cor. Madinon-st, On nccount of July 4, t and il e Wediesny Morning, Jug A R pm e ot FULL STOCK OF NEW GCODS. lar Bale of 1 oud 8hocs, Thursdoy Mo At AMARA &CO., Auct're. By WM. MOORHOUSE & CO,, Auctioncors, 274 and 276 Enst Madison-st, REQULAR SALE DAYS‘\ WEDNESDAYS ANT SATURDAYS. All kinds of houschold goods at private salo at anctlon prices, Noxt rognlar mlo (his day, July 5, when w ehall offor tho ueual large varfoty of new parlor, .chamber, ofiice, and dining-rcom furnitare, car pets, otc. Buyors will do woll to ngfixln;l tlnlemhx W W, 3 274 and 276 Loat Madison-st. Also Tey Ing July By WM. A, BUITERS & CO, Auctioncers, 118and 120 Wahash-nv. B The schoonor Uwuaco will be sold at auctlon at Tlnnoy Bros', Dack, rear 220 South Wator-at., o Th!lfllll{ JM at 3 o'clock p. m. I, A. HARMAN, Assienoo. WAL A. BUTTERS & CO., Anctloneers. CHATTEL HMORTGAGE SALE. Tiy virtao of & chattel mortgage, bearing dats an thi 2d sy of October, A. D, 1874, und filod for record It tho Licconlers otlice for ‘Cook county, Oct, 24th, 1674, exccuted by Wilton A. Jenkina aud Joseph A, itolmet to muo; and pursuant to the ’N\wnr and authority therels Knnh‘fl lhnmhbulm notlco ll‘.lnl on Friday tho 141k day of July, A. D. 1876, 8t 10 oclack In tho forcnovs, CLIFTON HOUSE, comnor of Wahash-av. nnd Monroe:at., in the clty of Cicago, Lwilloifor foraaio il gl 6t pubilo:anciton tothe highest bidder, all tho furniturs and fixturc Roods and, chattola. shentioned 1 atld mOTiRARe. po fi Inaaid Cilfion House, ‘et n parL o Eht 01 o riy, tonwits Bedmhom suiay hod and betldini, OIBER-rooi and fhiils Tirminere Srock &7y, Klam and silvor wute, cutlery, DAFOr fup i, carbetn, Tirrors, Cornica’ wan Nxsioa, curiaths an Eurtaln naturee, and IaIbreattne: Nxtirce ot famb ' Poumn, Inclding. billakl 1 gurs aud tionst alf obtier” Gteantia, furnivre AR AXtAREs hoeos Ao complote Furhlalic i hsration of ai o compiots Tist of auchh property ahd the pronerty lisch gan b soen bt any time i i aay of wal by el ik upon Dradford 1lancock: Honm & Maisr Tlook: Cifcago JOIN B, DAVIDSON, Morigagee, TN, FLOWUN & Anienononnte, Attorneys, 151 MILLINERY, MILLINERY. French Chips, Plowers, Trimmed Goods, & Our usual POPUTAR PRICES, 124 STATE-ST WEBSTER’S. “WILLISTON SEMINARY, EASTHAMETON, MAKS, "The thirty-atxth year will begtn Aug, 31, Examfoo 110n of pundiantes Kun. AR e fhreoyears, I'rebaration for, the ihat ndyanced Cul: Jeses. Ten tnatructon, fucluding the follawlng recnw Ly appatuted. viz. : Jaucs . Wh . B D Prlncipal, ormorly [tector of the Now opking Graniua Behools Nubert P, Keep, sical Departmunt, recentl; Uaven b, 1., Master i the Ulos: United Htates Conanl 36 Athens, Urceca, £ad_ pupll of the Peota. Curtlus (o Tieelin gnd Leifstos Roawell Parish, A, M., Mnutur io the Engll)m Departinent, rocently “Master of - the cpartinent i i, Worcester High Rehoult and George X Wasliburnc, A, 15 Instructor I lhete gric and Oratdry, recuntly l‘flxnrll ond fn e il sclund olliston, _ Addrees, for tarihor Iuformation, Treasurer of Willlstun Bomiuary. ST. MARY’S HALL, FARIBAULT, MINN, The Bt Rev, IL, B, WHIPPLE, D, D,, Rector, Miu DARLINGTON, Princlpal, 0 personal sapervision of th Blahop, with iced tcachers, It offers supcrior advanta;el lon, with an_jnvigoratiug and. hualiiy 1ie Be_ elevgnth year Wil heytn THUISBAY. B2pd. 16, 1070, lat ¢ 3 LIRS m-':c’mn'." reglsters, with full detalls, ad: CHEGARAY ' ENSTITURE (lteopens Wednesdey, by 20. Folt vd'figm TADIS AND MiNok: i 1s under ten oxyiori for educ s, ‘Doardlog and Day Sctioors Latin. - Eietikh an b B Ciich s the lengoate ot (e tampyo oo 13 spruce: Philsdelpliy, Penn. AUAME DUERVILLY, Principal. FJIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WORC or, Bass., Dreparce Its graduates fur coniman, E‘flf{;".nfl Ingoiuion sadaclentine pursaits.” G, 1513 e — 7 EEI(SIKILL, N, Y, 1T/ ' ACADENMY BRI, Yo MALITAILY ACADEN Y puplle; gymnaruth; grounds @ acres; $400 per year. V/EST END !‘NET!‘TD‘I'B. FAMILY SCHOOL Foll ouny ladl B 5 Y e SN B R g CABR AR B ORWICH UNIVERSITY, Bclentios and Miltry Bl Mo taali Ve AaEs TSy A L