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resented it for them here. Tho frient van mt ” io eaten mip soe ttig. New York ennyass for tho editorship o' ia Ne! ? ‘and nro now confidently pressing bim PACH. ‘ 19 Dr. Curty's 0} Advocate. IC Dr. Fowler should capnoy, ho may p Sccrefary, thou c Dry him from tho * CHURCH COUNCIL Tr Daekioy nent for the il of the Epis- oxsibly be elected Missionary h the temper of the Conference thus far tas rathor been one chance only forone TUM iced will almost cortatnly be retained ax Beeretary, though there has becn considerable talk of inaking him a Bishop, Yesterday’s Proceedings in the Methodist Conference at Cincinnati. The Question of Ordaining Wom- Preachers Comes Be- fore the Body. ‘There was a very important and docldedly session of the Committed on tho Eplacos pap ‘Alter the routine work. of reading and roferring to sub-committees saveral ers, thoy took up the question of how many hops they shall leat, Kynett, of Upper town, wanted f Haliimore, four; Brush, of Texus, Keven} Fuller,of Atlunta, Gn, six, or at Toast five; Gen, Fisk, six: Curry, tho feast possibic number while running ou the present {feneh was appoint tld Bupervise the work and but Cece you do not want this afternoon, Mrs. President Hayes fs Highly Complimented on Her Tem= perance Work. would favar twenty matricr ee ree a mako himself felt; that. eo L nm in favor of tho fewest. He afterward advanced to thre: Minnesota, three, alt for tha We Kansas, fow, but the West needed more thin it he Ho afterward or fours Jewelt, three, Mattock wanted a lurge increase in the South, where now there ure none since Bishop Haven died. Davis, of Ne- braska, 3; Spencer, of Tennessco, b; Ji, of AN INFORMAL VOTE for two, 6: for three, 20; for six, 21, Tt will be ingest Vote, with ti for A Long Debate on a Resolution Fixing the Number of Probability of a Tremendons Row In the Reformed Presbyterian resulted: For on v cen that four had the more than four, and 28 for less formal vote was reaches jarliamontory skirmish! the highest uillirmiatt! For six. 21; for r — of tho Committee of Ninety. Growing Out of the Notorious Woodside Case at Pittsburg, Pa. afters yast amount of » Pa. nd, beginning with tes, Tan ns follows: THE METIODISTS. Speciat Dispatch to The Chicugo Tribune, CINCINNATI. On May 10,—In_ tho Goneral Cone ference of the Methodist Eptseopal Church, Blahop Bowman oveupled the chair and Dr. Curry conducted the opening exercises. Boon after tho reaiing of the journal a delegate nrose to a question of privilexe, and read from tho Cineinnut! Commerctal n statement so refor- ence to tho remarks of tho German delegate re- ferred ton few days ugo, which acemed to ex- press ndislike for colored men, and assert that even these Germans were fond of beer. Tho statement wns formulated by tho parties Inter- terested In the presence of half a dozon others. and admitted that the substaneo of the remark dad been made, but playfully and of Germans generally, not of those here. ‘Tho reporter had furnished hls proof, and was fully oxoncrated Tro» all chargo of slunider, HPhere (su surprising sensitivencss among the German ministers and members here on boing courtesy. permitted to show thomeclves, nnd tye Le ‘The decisiow of the Com- mittee stands to recominend four, A intnority will report in favor of three, and another in ft fs supposed by some that ag this Committe hos on it nearly every candidate for tho office, the higher numbers hive bero the weight of support, and tho ininority for three supported by the Conferctice. There 1s, however, Juat ag mtich probability that the Con- MAY COMPROMISE ON PIVR. The colored Bishop question oceupled m great dent of time, and when a motion to ndd German and Scandinnvina was made the rider carried the whole question to tho acveril committees, where probably it will rest until after the dt c the Conference, The colored men were very enfnest for it, ns they si atantly twitted on the subject 1 of the Afrienn and colored Methodist Episcopal Churches, Some foolish und damaging throats even escaped the Nps of the more unwise, Quite a number of the white members of the Commit- tee nro aquarely in ‘favor of granting thoir re- quest, and othors sny show us tho man that ts eupuble and we will chuose him one of the four. Iwaddition to Drs, Foss, Warren Hurst, Wale den, and Fowler, * thoy tire con tho inombers RUSPECTED OF NEERY PROCEIVITTES, and the most pronounced ussert{ons of thofr ‘utter opposition to Its use. quurters n lively breeze, and will do good, They huveo ot least asserted thomsolyes, as thoy other wise could not. E Neurly the entire session was taken up with pouring positions, memorlals,and resolutions into ‘tho hoppers of the various standing committees. Among these were soveral in favor of tha olec- of a colored Bishop; une from tho Newark Lay Electoral Conference by Gen, Flak ngalust thoextension of the pastoral term. An- other was an appeal from the decision of Bishop Androws {1 the New York Conference, wherein ho asserted jt wns unluwful tu Hecase n woman topreach, The tndy, Mies Kate Lent, bad under tho Presidency of 9 Presiding Eldor, in a District Conference, been licensed to preuch, * It wns fn these ig to-day quietly but: widely spoken of. Tils ehnnees’ are not, however, cons fi The editors of the ‘Adrocate outside of New York are not meeting with serious opposition for redlection. Dr. Edwardy seems now to be almost tho Northwestern, in Chi- editorof the daily, would euine the responsibili- ered even fur, certain of returning cugo,though Dr, Danl no doubt be. willlny to Ho isaman of great dixuity. oly return tothe Western, in Clneinuati, and Dr. Fry to the Central, at St. Louls, if he be not mate book agent hore in case Dr. Walden be chosen Bishop. ‘Thu election of Bishops is sot for Wednesday. ECUMENICAL COUNCIL. ‘To the Western Associated Press. May 10.—lepresentatives of vorlous branches of tho Methodist Church here, to consider the subject of holding au Beumene feat Council of Muthodisin, huve submitted a plun to ull who are Interested, arrived, aud itis now fixed that auch Counell be nold nt City 1 1881. Tho | Ex charged with CINCINNATI, On from the decision of the Presiding Elder was token to the Annual Conference, and there IMshop Andrews decided as above, Already this Conference hua tha question of ordaln- dug women 3 ministers Committees, and now tho question of any Permission ut nll as n minister Js before the In this conneetion there was alse presented from tho Aterican Woman's Butfraye Association & momorini, askity that auch chunges inay bo made in the discipline as wilt provide that women may bo licensed to Preach, und also hold any. other offico in tho London, in Au the details, but a have nites; 20 from the United State: form the western section, and 200 from the enst- ern section, comprising Great Britain oud other Bishop simpson was selected aw Chalre Imun of tha western section, and Bishop M. C. Tycire, of the Methodist Episeoval Church , OF St. Louis, and Dr. A. 0, Virgiuin, us delegages. same Conunitteo. George, West. PRESBYTERIAN TROUBLE, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Prrravuna, Muy 10.—The Woodstte trouble in this city bids fair to infect tho whold Reformed Preabyteriun Church of North America, and may cause the disruption of the General Synod which willconveno in this city on Wednesday of noxt. week. Tho antl-Woodsiders efaim tu huve uo- complished u yietory in getting the N Presbytery (the Ouk Alloy) pastor, outot the min- Jabry. For the present, us thoy state, ft will dis- qualify ‘him Crom acting as Moderator of tho Genoral Synod. On tho other hand, the Wood- aiders chim that tho-netiun of the Northeru Preabytory ., wad beon ahbmitted, id that thorofore widy, Auting on the advice of prominent clergy meu of the Chureb, will disregurd that suspen: sion, und proceed to dischurye the dutics of Moderuwor of the Genoral Synod, a position to which he was elected ununiinuugly at the lust Dr. Crary, of Nevada, offered a resolution Partly to the sama effect, or permitting women tu be ehuseh olticers ns tenders, or stewards, or trustecs wherover the. needs of tho: work de- manded tt. Ho explained that Presiding Elders they ‘were compelled to word muti as generic, and thereby as including the female man.. Of course: the adrojt ma- neuvre to meet tho needs of.the work. PROVOKED CONSIDERABLE MENIUMENT, - Dr. “J. 8. Smart, of Michizun,:-oifered 2 tho Took .Com- mittee nud the Book Agents to distribute the profitsof the publishing house in-nccardauce with the provisions of the thind restrictive rule, which gays it shall go for tho benelit of tho ‘worn-out preachers aud the widows and orphans of decensed ministers. - Suon nfter a resolution was offored reciting tha fact that a certain Commission was appointed ‘by tho Inst General Conference, and ordering the Book Agents to pay tho expenses Incurred. At onco Mr, Smart antagonized tt, striking vig oruus blows at those whu mado go free with tho sixth rule, which provides as aboye, but who aro smitten with horror when any one comes with’a a league of touching th. third of those sume re- atrictive rules, or the one that says, The eral Conference shill notdo away with eplsco- puey or destroy the plan of our superinutendeney.”: Bu such liberties Were proposed tho third that ts here pro, rule, you would see every Lisboy and a hundred others on this tor, Dr. Curry tneleted that the wisn prpuble and tagrint violation of the rule in question, and cautioned all to be enreful, “for iF you offend ti one polnt_ you are and violate the constitution ne such.’ After further discussion und a frultiess nt- tempt to scnd the bill to the Committes on Exe ponses of Delegates, the mutter was sent to A SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF FLVE. & widespread do. eusler lawtul way of of petitions have como tn on the subject. In 1872 tho Cone Terence give mutbority to the Quarterly Confer- enves te drup thelr umes, Wut to yve appar. Myon Bo dropped to apoen) and fn 1870 thia wis repedied, as it aid not furnish suilivient protection to inember- ship. To-duy a proposition was made that the gmimes of ach persona might be di Leaders’ and Stowards' meeting, proposed retion havin mneoting, und alvo tot uid notion whieh will be tuken by the synod, one of Woodalde's staunchest, allled anid tocduys It nd try ifm from the bu- willreopon tho case tisbury Prosbyte: ginning. Both the } the Nurthorn Preabytery will appear churneter of prosecutors, ind thisunder the rules of the Churuh will disbae them from voting: when the case fg decided. ‘They will probably try to ovorrule this and get in tholr votes. But Mr. Woodside wilt fecl no hese hiding: by any deviston that may the votes of tho outdo ne rejudioud Presbyterles of the Suuth and West, here are six Prosbyteries in all belonging tw this Synod, two of which, the Pittsbury and the Northern, cccupy the uttitude of prosecutor the others will be Judges. All of thom Indorsec ghuracter lust yeur In elveting if’ thuy do not, taney nbout al be arrived at by posed toward the sixth pon bis fect, Mr, Woudaldo's him Moderato: * Wit will be dono at the first meeting of the ode? That will be on Wednesday evening, iy 19, The defeytes will come together in the Wk Alley Chureb, when { the Moderator to preach 4 germon to thom. dir. Woodside will take inte the pulpit with blin his alternate, Prof, Gulloy, and anothor clergyman, They will make the prayer and read tho Seri ure, and then be will dellver bis sermon, leaves thom uo opportunity to oppose, for the only other Hteformed Presbyterian Chureb here ‘8, In Allegheny, and v bolting Synod would never by admitted there.” Others claim that 3€ the Woodsiders attempt to cary their point contrary to Church tsuye, thure w: De a aplit in tho Synod, “hure 14 every prospect of a row next week that will celipse anything of the kind over known In Presbyterinn Church history. Woodslde preached us usual yesturdny, SOUTHERN BAPTISTS, Lexinaton, Ky. May 10.~Tho tima of tho Southern Baptist Convention was tuken up to- day inuinly In considerntion of the Home and Forelgn Mission Bonrds, Ex-Gov, Brown, of th Cloquent speech of nearly a y oF au. educated miulatey’ und tnore zeal hn the prosecution of the tome wud Foreign Mission veltections, The Convention will adjourn to-night, and a urge number of we delegutes will gu wo Cinelus uation an excursion, roposed motion A be the duty of There seems is the Key. Youn demund 9 triul ven given at & previons, paurtica concerned, who MuvG opportunity for explauntion or trivl. Jarry ad Buckley, though In the sume Kk’ Rust delegation, are not always in hurmony, aid when thoy tock horns 2 THERE 18 ALWAYS MUHIO, ing i resolution thanking the Com- mittee that recontly propared tho new hymuul and tho hymnal with tunes was ponding, and Curry, atong towards the close of some words bo. spoke, thought thore Was inuch poetry that wis not bynins, ond inany tunes suny elsewhere than in the sunctunry. dni instant uckloy was ou hia feot to rectty tostlinony to the very great ox- collency of the work liven recently by a noted London writer, who was so wholly di ow tho ane uf the chureh for which it was prepared, and then continued: 1 wus only one of that Committee, 1 cortululy thought the other thirteen might have considered themectyes highly commended; but sucing Dr. Curry is never anythiug if not ob. it} ht to attach te CONGREGATIONALISTS. Speclat Dispatch to The Chteayo Tribune, Genuva, Ub, Muy 10.—The annual meeting of the Bigin Association of Cougreyational churehes Deutns at St, Churics this evening, and with cone Unue over Tuesday. Some thirty churetied in (he Fox and {tock Kiver Valleys are ropresented: du this Ausociution. new whit wot Now this was t! 'y, for this very disposition fs WIS GUEATEST DIAWDACK, ‘but tha Inugh that was started was immediately: arrested to Maten while he cried out, “Thies. fourths of iny speech was corameonidautory, only one-fourth ubjective, but by the brit! own concession that list one-fourth outweighs tho other three-fourths,” Jt wus onered by tho Conference that the y's uddress be read from hureh on Sabbath, Ju: ‘The Annusl Conferences were instructed to have printed and bound in one volume. their spines tor Uy fOue far, Bud ete gend thoin 0 the Geuural Conterduce for exuuil \- Heud of on MuDuscript us now, san. ba COMPLIINNTARY, ‘Tho following resolution was passed by aunane Ainous rising vote: + Witenteas, The purity and exulted charactor of the fainily aud serlal Hie ta the White flouse da Washington is nut surpassed in the hlatory uf our country: tharefore, FREE METHODISTS, Speciat Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune, Euaix, ii, May 10.—The Free. Methodists of the Vox River District ary now vouveulng in thas elty, and continue fur three day: << © Colored Alerves, Ch Two colored laborers, Teltalrand 8t ert, wont duwn inte ot on t reewell ln Chariestun on ‘Thiuratay mucntig. A few moments later, over- come by polsonoud Vapors, thuy were’ Jying ip the mud and water guspiig for breath, A vole cored hiborer nutied sinuous hastened t9 tholr res Vet, Av yoon as bo felt thy inst vlteets of the Hoxlous gus he was tnuledout Undisnmyed, a colured mun numed WiIltin Robertson inslstod on being Jowered down the well, tho bottom be fell forwicd it ai Were now three helpless, dydng incn ta the well, Volunteers wore wot wanting. A colured mun Hamed James Seymour descended in the thy, aud fell os those whe preceded him had Stowart, ono of the two men who wont fe clean out the well, wes tuken out alive. Tatr, bis companion, was duid, ‘These two, Blow artund Telfuly, were utigiged in thelr usu work, Rubortsou and seymour, who endeavared Ww wave the utricken Inborers, Were dead When bodies were removed. They dlud for their Inlends. Urave and loyal hearts hud theobbed under the dusky skin, Tiked their tyes, v alluwed to inake an ¢ hel own rues who werd bre all the pulpit of Ad bo touched ‘Thi eneral Conference of tho copal Church ysscinbled fn Oblo, uf tho Prealdent, nt, Hayes, bere oxpress our bigh appreciation of. the ff jolly cxumple of tho Pres! the Women of America tho berofs conduct of y md thy LpUFAnED, os Kuthorford 8, Hayes, and of Knowing that thoy ry demauded that they be ee reacae Ha pet uf uttstng their lust, d the lot of tie munwhum they la preserve to bbe wife anid children, wives are widows, When white me: 9 Bust Maine Conference, t Maing Contercnee, w Yurk Conference, England Conference, C,H, YowsLeu, Ruck Miver Cunferunve, ROUTES AND GORI, ‘The tyncs in these dispatches on Sunday made B wrong hnpression, Abut tho Generul Conference bud passed 4 reyo~ lution saying that the suspension of the third. Not Aeeesaury in order to ference tu determine the nuinber of districts withlu its bounds, but rather that tho Cinchinath Aunual Conte ‘passed yuch 6 reegiution, and Dr. W Gronae R, Pata Griwua De Fosa, N und theirebildren are orphans, nm bear thoniselves aa Boyinvur and Hobertsun did, thyir mnues rug through the: dund us heroes and wurtyrd. Shall fess huuur be puid to the two colored men why, With Ho ho} nd or uxpectution of fume, aacriticed ou tho wttar of humanity! ‘hoy ure heroes and wiurtyre,—an honor, ui Uxample, ond, we trust, ith laspirution ty thoir race. ‘Tho apirit of true Treedow {a indeed wbroud when unlet- oolored laborers can tlay to such #& hight, ds was not iutende reatricthys rule w allow the Anuuul TilE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1880—TWELVE PAGES 98 0 Ahort-distanco walker, cut loose and tre! bill to not naldo SPORTING EVENT RADWAYS RRA tho atidionee to. the finest. exhihition THE LAW. Sato. Chates WY Goa Rtn, atanting, eagle. of heel-and-too traveling scen I thts elty since aupan noarns. the days whon O'Leary wna nt his best. Striking Law ordors—4,740, Broariy vy. Sunshine Is What the Chicagos Need to Make Them Play Ball. Med and approved and rulo dis ‘own of Lyoni Dolanty i Miners ow DI atify bail or give A now bond by 10 2 th Itty aay Martin vy. Hadonochy Ay 6. nd a flvo and n half mile an hour gait, he stondily cut down those before him, nnd at Yo'clock was ‘on the heels of Guyon andShorry, baving beaten -Crossiand for third pinco, Aftorashort strug gic he loft Sherry tn tho rear and tackled A Pretty Actress Seeks to Reclaim Rents new bond Ss, iy Her Face. ‘order ne prepi a ii Fall Report of tho Dotogs of the Courls—Judgments ‘ Guyon, “The race was a hot one for soina time, rts loayo to withdraw n A Gamo Nearly Lost in the Rain Handsomely Won in Fair, but the youngster scemed to hava the speed of Guyon, and before long wasalap to the good, Ho did not stop nt this, however, but kept up tho merry clip he had sustalued so long during tho entire afternoon, and nt 7 o'ctook In the and New Suits, Norwood vs, Crane} heard and undar advisement. JUDOK MORAN. I. Death of Bog i Weth M Law onlors—14,901, Wadhams v, Jone = iain Ted ead cade roduckpieds “7 TOROS man Weather. IN GENERAL, RADWAY's ‘was more than a milo {n front of Guyon, ley being about on ovon torms with the Inst AX ACCOMMODATING: TORTRAIT, The Cincinnatis Beaten 16 to 1 ina Brilliant and Well-Played Contest. A rathor amusing sort of a sult was bogun yesterday afternoon by Grace Lanphenr, tho actress, ngainst the Chiengo Lithogrnphing Com- pany, Lyon & Healy, Pelton & Pomeroy, tho Central Music-tali Company, and others to pra-" Chancery ordors—d5,000, dane EK. Eyster, ote.3 0) a Farrelly, Barber: In re petition entrance of Samirel T, to immedinte nation, thine to Hilo nits. ex- ing. —2H, Hosmer ¥. named watker, Crowley, who is an Ind 0] edestrian und ie aie ler an Assumed nano, hold bid for the lend between Tand & but Olmstead walked him dizzy ho wout, now and thon galulug a ‘ StrsaparilianResorn In tess than half andford: referred to Master to take further dnp on Guyon, anc Pauly. Stoch; motion to dissolve makes sound flesh, FINISHED IG FIFTIETHT MILE AT 8:05, vont thom exhibiting her pretty faco in thelr The Six-Day Walk at McCormick Mall Successfully Inaugurated. injunclon overruled.—2, mnug dis’d as to Lot 13, 1 Subdivision of Engl Deereos—3,005, 4 store windows and enlling it Amy Sherwin, Bho Btates that, asa member of tho theatrical pro- fession, she has acquired something of a repue your bones soun: bis porformance belng a wonderful one for so Pagen, fale uaa. RADW, RESOLVENT, pinit was ovidently to orev tha paco na mutolt ng possible. rely ny on jock 2 in University young f person, i per Fricdman; dia'd complts tho twolve hours’ rest to be obtalned ench night ‘cost, and same pal to make tho work of the succeeding day cum- : * SUDOE TARNUM. tation, and, what ts equally naccoptuble, largo and profita, About a your Gus Olmstead, of This City, Beats all the Records for the First Twelvo, Hours. Chancery orde: 2, Moran y, Quinn; sct for trial on call.—3,7 Prior v. Prior; rule and deft. to pay $4.0 week nllmony tintll furthor ore Houck v. Johnson; demurrer over purchased and now owns -a cut oor full of heractf in ay’ fand went swinging al Peculiar style that bo brought with Sheilield, and his friends were contident that, Hh not so speedy ny some, ho would A GRATEFUL RECOOTIOy, “To cure a chronic truly'a victory In t! power that oleari; longth picture full costume, which litho- graph sho left with the Company from whom or longeatandin, be lt front at the finish, wer in twenty: dity's. 1,040, ‘Turtle, who tukes a friendly interest in bis i sho purchased it in order that Impresstous might Temedys that rostaros atop by step BASE-BALT. citicauo vs. Twelve hundred people took udvuntnge yes- terduy of ‘the prettiest. dny and the finest exbi- bition of ball-playing fn all {ts feutures seen In Chieago this year, the contestants being tho Chicago aud Cincinnati teams, and the gamo that one on the schedule which was Interrupted by rain on Snturday,, It le nut likely a better sume will bo seun in Chicago this season, for, whila ft was not errorloss, tho hits wero of the nature that mnkes errors pardonndle, walle tho game was full of brillant Melding plays from first to last. The fyn begun nt the very frst ball Pitched, which Dalrymple hit for two base: Gore, Willlumson, Anson, aod Kelly _ fol Jowed with singles, earning all threospuns, Kelly was tho first out, being caught nupping at first by Clapp's swift throw to Carpenter. Corcoran giyo Relily nily in centre field, and Flint sent a stinging bounder which looked perfectly safe, but which Sam Welght grabbed in one hand on the dead run, and without stopping threw to first fn timo to muke the out. Itwns any fing an Infield play fg was ever acen, and was henrtily cheered, Vor twolnnings tho hard hitting was suspended, Pur cell's plteblug bemy very strong, while his sup- port was perfectlon,—a wondorful stop and throw in the second inning by Leonard of a swift, low grounder from Quest being applauded again und again, But the batsmen of tho home nine cut loose In terrific fashion in the fourth inning, und never stopped tl seven’ rung bid been scored, six of them enrved. Kelly set the puttern with ® two-bager, aud Core eoran tried Leonard with a tough one right over third-base bog, huve surely scored him two varoed buses and brought Kelly in bad not Leonard mado wn ox- trnordinary one-hand stop by a high jump, so that Kelly wus held on second, and Corcoran, wus credited with a slogle-baser onty. now put oa snfe iy into short centre flold, on which Kelly and Corcurnan were able to advance but one baso eneb, With threo men on buses Burns genta grounder to Wright which no Ily- ing man could have stopped, and Kelly tallied, and nguin the bags were manned with runnera, Now cume ttle Quest, and tho poople began to pay: “Oh, I hope he won't strike out!" But he dd, though,—that Js, he struck out in the direc tion of the elub-house, and the ball never stopped rolling tll tho porch stoppad it, whilo Ceara ru, nd Nuchs culled, and gos made third ensit; the body whieh hi wenkoned by, an insidious dis Tuands our respect. but de: ys tndway has fur! wonderful remedy, Hadw: hich accompltahes this re Who drag nut ani ir gratitude,*—, "FALSE AND 7 Wo oxtraot from Dr. Disease nnd ita Garo? rat List of Disonses Cured by Ralway's Satsaparilian Resa, Chronte Sin wisenses, caries mora in the Blood, Scroful Unnatural Hnbit of Boa. Syph je te Swelling, Sea Affections, Cankers, Glandutur ‘Swell Wasting und Deer: Blotches, Tumors, der Discasea, Chronic tion, Gravel and Citicn jotics of the above complaints sometimes aro given specious namos, 'o uasort that thore is no ssossos the curative powe: at Radway's Resalvent fi ‘or dedimis.— + transferred to Judgo Decrees—1,750, Bult v. Wioss; dis'd compits costs, and sning paid, Divorees—}0, Alta A, Buffum vy. ph Whittier Buftum; deegce divorce on the ground i Talman ¥. Bord lcoroe ‘divorce, desurtions and be tuken thorefrom a3 reauired, monns, however, Frank Kerting, 0. 8. Tilton Amy Sherwin, and tho Chicago Lithogruphing or some of them, have obtained ‘pos: ndare printing numervus however, changed it by ho hat whieh graves tho hend in tho original, teklug care not to distrub the cluborate Sanitog and plicing the namo of “Amy Sherwin eur” atthe bottum of respects, Auch as the countryman, was it gid ontof the hall goveral tho diy and evening. and seemed tthe strong style in which Ci going, Cumpani, who caine into note or two ngo by renson of some alleged marvelous perfornutnces in Connecticn were shown in their true light when he to bent O'Leary, was on the trick, att Tantastic suit, and his ungainly mations and queer git caused him to receive tho nttention in which he ovideutly delights. One or twa of tho lessor lights took short rests during the aft- ornoon, but for thi for ilrst place Gi THRRE WAS NO LET-UP, mstend set the picy sv fist that ny: Inggards were sure to be loft behind. and those who hid hopes of winning any of the prizes wero forced to do tholr best, whethor they liked it or not, The trainers stood In groups tho dressing-rooms and handed to their churges food and delnk of various kinds as the men went swiftly by. Campana’s wife, ng Woh, prepured various del Ml whieh he dovoured with evident r with whut best stumnchs. As soon us tho gis was ight polo's Unknown showed signs of wenkness, and soon begun to complain, and inforn bia trainer: that ho must stop. He looked nealthy enough, but was evidently o quitter, The rest wont 1th the exeeption of a culled “Cape, Harry,” red inn soventy-tlve-bour walk ut iho lust year, Like “Jnybee,”" 9 recent Now York race, ho moves along ’» h #racious ainile now Is fentures, As a slow walkor the Captain [s a success. uring the ufternoun the attendance was Nght; but when te became nolsed nbout that twenty mon wero on the track, and that Gus Olmatead and George Guyon were having 1 hot rice for first place, the Interest In the 1 egan to iuvreago, and durin nudience nsscmbfed. and as cach day: y the patronnge will doubtless Inorensc, {a certaln to ba w good one, und Is * from ond to end. At 11 o'clock the men retired until 11 this morning, the score belng ns follows: copies of it, They tn aes terously rene in painand disenac, nights, owe tim tho! seiiger, thea Tafmany dad Instead of * Gra the pluture, in all othe Yery trugig uir, the elaborate trail, vlc,, ete, tho nal ig accurately preserved, pMirsey Miss Lanphenr fears Her friends will be «PROBATE COURT. LETTERS 188UED, In the estate of Horinann siekert, administration were Issucd to Freduricx Sic- id Jubn Drees, The estate 1s valued at 500, estate of Alice Curley, letters of admin- istration were Issued to Ellon Wheoler. Tho estate ig valued at about $1,400. In the estate of Mury G, ministration were jasued to Job alate fe valued at about $40,600, 1080 who were really iu tho rnco patiorn of the orl; "his new kind of will cause her much led to suppose shes combelled ty nesiine an allus, and she alleges that tho result will, be to sqrlously injure her reputation and profits, Tho real Amy Sherwin Is ady week ut Central Music-Hail, and there ts Hkely J Lrrors, with additions, if ace, ear the doors of tised to appear this to be a Comedy complininint’s pleture is ullowed to rey iphenr thorefore urge that the parties who have tho pleture and also the mimerous storekeepers, cte,, who have copies therefrom under the nuine of Amy Shor- win, muy) be restrained from selling, giving awiy, or clroulating, or uyen showing, the pict- i question. or tho counterfelt enples tuken from it. Au injunction was. issued urday y Judge Tuloy under a bond for $500, of Est, Fraula Bnde, clitim of Edward Koch alld. recnone, ae ngof class 7 for $208; ust. Max EB. Becker, elalm est. Franklin H. Brown, . » Soloinon Ciaypool, and me est. | Churles ae of Poter Abt tism, elniins of Neary Cookson, claim of oluss 5 for $4; est. Hen’ Thomas Mayer, cont. an bill of particulars; cltim of Nathan W. Abbott ulld, 04 of class 6 for $3; chitmsot Leban 8, Major and W. EL, Walson dism,, and clatm of J, R. Gore ulld, as of clnss6 for $2; est. John A. Huck, m of Edward Baggote wld, us fo clags 7 for $131; * Izivhart, claim of Waukesha + est. Louis Jnegor, claim of J. Otls, M.D. aikd, us of class G for $453 est. Jobn Jones, oluim of James N. Wethorlll dism.; est, aAndrow B. Jucksun, claim of John V. Famvell King, in re claim ted Muller, claim of elninnt. ord, to fila MRS. ANNA HOPKINS, Mrs, Anni Hopkins, defendant In the cross bilt for divorce filed by the Hey, WHlinm EL. Hop- King, has led an answer thorcto in which sho denies, generally, the charges mude agninst hor purity of character, and spceifically the alleya- tions of her adultery with Join W. Norris, Sho relterates tho churges of {ll-treatinont against her husband, and gives n history of hla various failures ug a niiuistor of the Gospel in diferent Parts of tho country tnaily alleying, howover, that bis churges against hor ara mude nt the {stlgntion of other partics, whose nates sho ae oe ‘known rom aver tose doug tho foundation, arts to tholr sound conde HE WASTES OF THE BODY ARE STOrrED, SUPPLIED TO THR STs vat. Nicholas Natl. Bank dis AND MRALTRY BIOD 18 vEM, from which new mat the firstcorrective power of Kndwny’s In casea whore tha rystem has bee aoe Moreury, dism.; est. Stephon T. Thotnus Lyman, gt, and | amend granted, and cluim of Churles HH. alld, a8 of class 7 fe 33; Krouge, claim of McLoan FI elngs 7 for $20; est. Dennis Kel Jordan alld. 18 of cliss 1 for SU G. Kink, olalm of Dwight Kitnkc Poter Kotz, claiin of Subastian Weltenhellor alld, ng af vlnss 7 for $125; est, Honrletts Davis, ub, requiring Thomus Davis, ata, to appear before Court In days and settle ncct.; ost. Agnes Nowth, eltation ised. oguinst Robert admin, returnable May 1, req. him to show his letters “should not be revkd, for neglect of duty; est. Johinna_ Lyavh, proof of heirship cnt.; est, Michucl proof of heirship ont.; est. Winnifred Ci proof of heirship ent.; lain of Catherine White dism.; est. Martin M, French, fu re claim of Murtin V, Frenuh, exec., class 7 for $316.40, and claim of A. HL. ‘Tagert alld, 09 of olassb for HU; est. James D, De Golyer, exce's. tiret annual acet. upprvd; 4 ‘ fs sniagt -one pont in. the at Corrosive Sublimats bones, Jointa, ote., causing curies of rickota, spinal curvatures, swellings, varicose veins, cto, will resolva away those do; nate tho virus of tho disense from thi If thon who are taking. those medicines tor Surofulous, or Byphilite slow muy be the cure, “feet ir general health improy. weight Incrensing, or even keeping {ts own, ig & sure sign that the cure ls these diseases tho tor or worse,~the virugof ense is not Inactive; {f not arrested and dri from tho blood, {t will sprend and continu undermine tho constitution, 8001 the PARILLIAN makes tho pationt " feel bet every hour you wil crenao fn health, stron OVARIAN TUMORS, toning alld. ns of conte ; est. Leonard mtortions, white 4 the Sarsapariltieg Judgo Drummond is engaged in hearing a mo- tion to disinias tho billof Van Well v. Wington for wantof proper parties, It is claimed that F. 8. Winston and Duvid Davis, York, and Calvin F, Burne, of Bt. Joseph, Mo. trustees under the $1,000,000 mortgage, ought to have been mide partics dofendant. Thoy are non-resitents and canuot be served with process, and nave refused to consent to Severnl other cross motions tre itlso mie, The argument will be resumed to-day, togors yeaterduy issued an order for 2 urors, returnable at 10 ord, that 2 note be the cure of Chronic, exee., who has left dlsenses, howeve botter,” ani find ing, tholr flesh an @. Goodwillie, rogresuing. It Ehnor gota bot est. Michnel Keegan, * THE NECOND DEATEN, -This performance of Olmsteau’s {a by lone cxkla tho bet on record it fair heel-and-too dy managed to cover 6311-16 miles at Providenco lust Uctober ina n grow bet! igth, and flesh far an wilking, although Jol fhe spectitora cheered and 0 o'clock this morning. plauded Tialya iniaute before the game could Koon, Dalrymple and est. SMichaot 1, Keegan, proof helrsbip Face under O'Leary's managemen est. Mary G. Keegan, proof of helrabip ont; Gore thon were felded it is not a fafr walk Olnisten _THE RECORD, ie removal of these tumors by Rapwars OUE NE frst, dnd Willumson hit clean for 2 bago, and wag brought all Anson's long twe-baser, Quost aleo tall Kelly's dificult fly to lett waa mulfed by soll, and-Anson made tho bhome-plate before Kelly was put out in trying to reach second on tho hit. in tho fifth inning threo runs moro were batted in, one being carpe. Corcoran’s twvo-bnser, Fiint’s sicritice, singles by’ Burns and Dalrynyle, and wild throws by Clapp and Wright were tho enuses. In the soventh, Burns wis given life on i, third by Queat’ titled to the champlonshlp for twelve hour,—an houor,of which he tity well be proud, THE TURI. .., MdXENGTON HaAces, Lexinaton, Ky., May 10.+The meeting at tho Associution Course to-day wus well attended, There wore threo races, RSULVENT ig now 80 certainly established whut wag onve considered alt is Mot the way around by: Hendricks alld, as of a almost miraculous is nized fact by all partles, iannah P. Knapy bins, J. 3E. Jolly, and ‘Mrs. Ps Dy OF Mra. SeBibblass IN the orcacnt! ots our“ False and Truc UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. TT OSE cr hinds as guacidi, to himself as Piitness (tho, ouses oF and be disch. as guardu, of Mary G, Keegan; est. Herrmann Stnkert, proof of heirship ent: est Julius Cossman, ot al, minors, tect. ord, upprovd. and guardn. Julius Cossmnun, and acot. apt uur, of Catherine Cossinan until her ni ty, unless sooner ‘ted tonppeur: vat Michiel R, Kevgan, aduin., ord. to pay over to Poter 78%. C.S, Davia vt al, v. 115 cords of cord- udiain, of est, wood, the cargo of schooner Australlan; lbel for $8.00 froight, W. 1H. Candon, Proctor,:* 7824. Wiltlain Hasman et aly, va, schooner Philo Seovelle, known as schooner “Midlaud for towuge..-C. E. Kramer, {n tho ‘present edition of Space forbids our making particuinr reference to the various cnaes of chronic disvases reached by our SARSAPAIILITAN ItssouveNt. Invalldd and thelr friends must consult our writings if wish to obtain an idea of the promise and fumble by Leonard, and sont to Rover; Ubel for $125, iiw-basor, bo being fotehed | =irst raco—Ashl land Oaks, for S-year-old fillies, ouo and one-half mifos: JUDGE DRUMMOND, home alrymple’s two-baser. ‘This was the Inatof the run-twnuking for Chicago,. The Cin- cinnatis™ only tilly was In tho sixty Inning, on two-basers potency of 1. I. R. Hemedles. One Dollar per. Gottle. fax 000d npon bis giving prop, refunding Chancery Ordera—Lrasy y, Bryson; W.' Tl ired. Barnum withdraws xppenrnies for complts. and is. Jones substituted. 718, Van Wolly. Win- ston; motion by defts, to dismiss bill Layocoa, &. f by’ King Alfonso; dam Lut 4 Virgil; dum’ Planstias: by Clapp. and. Carpenter. ‘They bad THE CALL men on bases several tines, with but one man outs tho bags being Jupor Drussionp—Engaged tn hearin, ton tt the case of Van Well Observantio,'ch. £., by fom Bowllng, onee, and uw. man Tne a3 motion for leave to umeud., - $ for all nges, 11 nt second ‘threo thes, but the pitebiug nid the fielding wna -so i Jupeg BLoparrr—Not 10 court, formidublo * that” they at! dycare old,-by Imp. Buck: rors—Kruger y. Picroulott; disd. “AVYPELLAT’ CounT—No court to-day, Motions cout realize nothing out of the situation. Quco aLritn wus ent off at the inotlon of pitt. late byw tino throw of Verdict, ch. f., 4 y Juno Ganr—Nc Kelly’s from right fie! eateh by Dalrymple prevented tully'in the Ofth funing, an , 0 Brilliant running fo. call, ees 1,240, South Park: Commissioners v. Dunley: upon JAMESON-—3 und JuboE Koaxns—204, 23M), 27 * APPELLATE COURT. .. Ontora—is0, People v. Goss & Phillips Manu- ny; petition for appeal to the MINULI REMEDY, three men fell Homyor, 6 years oldyby Alarn 277 to 284, Inclue Filnt's perlect throwing to kecoud, Corcoran, having muted a fly carly In the gutno, was ver: unxious to retrieve his record, and when fn hiyl fonlwent up, which Anson called take, the little pitcher ellpped in, ‘int's, and took the catch awny from he stakes for 2-yeur olds, one- Burrigut, D. wy by Wanderer; dam by Ma- by “iinp, Bonite "Seatian rt taken under odvisement.—b0, ‘Anderson ¥. Field; sume order.«ud, Hedilok Huuerloe; petition for uppeal to the Sypreme 403, Field v. 0} 1d Supreme Court allowed; doys. alve, except +81, No cusy on tril, od iv, rs, to rellere ~~ 345: to 205, Inelualve, ‘ 4 ‘Third raco, Colt's Only requires minutes, not hou iT ist bain and cure acuto diss Radway’s y. West Uhleago Junie TuLEy—10, 11, E4, 8, 1 Ne (23, 25, 18, No, 16 on hearlng, disaaso, - ; % Cee ppensteln; petition for appeal to R d if {i f. bond $260, tn cwouty 3 Cal cute; i? : from one to twenty minutes, nover fall, rollavo PAIN with onc thorough appliention. X0 matter how violent or oxcruchiting the f “anid the lnuhtor and upplunse of the The sanie teams play again this after- Jupae Barnum: THE BCORR, . PHILADELPHIA. SUPERION COURT. VERDICTS AND JUDGMENTS. Chicago. Dalrymple, 1 Gore, ef... Willinmson, 3 b.. Avson, 1b. Kelly, r. f. Ca Total... Cineianati, Minnlng, tf. Leonard, 3 ¥ I. Suitth, 3b Curpenter Rellly, e. Wright, Mansell, y 10,—! Jupce Gany—I8il, Aloxunder Geddis The. Bumtolk Pack ‘Thomus C. Campbell; dismissed, wo costs, at tachment dismissed, und garnishee dischurged,— oof ¥. Thomas Campbell; sume. order,—Cnristlan Kuoninerla v. . merlo; dismissed, nu costs. JUDGE MonAnt, Cornulius Carmo: tad agrees Wh tetord ¥ O.A. Haskhis and RHEUMATIC, Bed-ridden, Nervous, Neuralyte, or ADELPHIA, Mit ominenced t +) TRH. Mary J. Greenan v. Peter Greenan; bill furdlyorce on tho ground of drunkenness nnd cruelty, and for injunction to. restrain gale Walter G. Gicdrich, sole, Poter Morgan vs, tlurriat C, Thomas; Ou. 31. 8. owen, atty, ‘76,800. Churtea 8. Bryce y. Juco! Asst. STW, Adulpl Soxvs, ates 76,807, Franz Tupper ¥. Ylizn for divorce for desertion. Cooper autre, é 75,418, Silex Morris ct al. y, Moses Hurris and Sturn; asst, $300, A, TD. Ewing, nutty, orrld Rosenfeld ¥, ‘Thomas Lawson and Alfred Bacon; confession of judyt, &25.00, Pullip Stelu, atty, eliss was won by Busnuw, Stonowall second, Poralt ford inatant cusc. Inflammation of the Kidneys, Inflamm: der, Inflammation of the Dowels, t, Difficult Breathing, aterics Croup, Diph+ jeadache, Toothache, jotbird. ‘Time, of real estate, 3 ne ond, Clinker th ron tho first he ——— + Curing Her Ludyship’s Dog. Chambers’ Journal, her Indyship, “I'm so glad Uttle doy seems much worse: poor, “little darling!" ttle darling out of tha fo Burkhoff, Jr y. disd. and proce- b Schimolfontzs beth Toppor: bill hi aipitation of the Heart, eria, Catarrh, Ioflueni ‘Igia, Rheumatiam, Cold Chills, Ague Chi jains, Frost ‘Bites, Bruises, 8 laints, Cougha, Colds, 8; heat, Back, or Limbs, are FEVER AND AGUE. spFover and Agu curad for Fifty Cen rent 10, ro Fover nud -Ague. and all ottior BAalstious Yphuid, “Yellin, and Uthe $30, Qudus stlpulation.—Mich: Hlebard Rusk; Judgt, ‘for return of ari E, Crab, oxe rains, Pains ta the jnstantly relieved. hacer mises Bloamxacan El reser: Bloreoss property and damages, $500,- do Ve Coitles Kern, William Fogarty, sch, George iurtuian, Mnyey Swartz, th, DV, aArmulniba, V jam Wallace, C, M. Cook, Jaco Cotin, 0. Mairs, and Herman Lesser; suit disd, want of progeontion, aud Judit, for. return of property and ono cent duniges. ————— ‘Tho Metropolitun Muscum of Art. Harper's Mugartue for Muy. The Museum of Art, incarpornt 1870, opened fig doors to tho public just tar yours attur tt wis created, Woll, I holsted the poor I ¥ euretully, you know » Dogs never snip ut. derstand ouch other, Eis uyarn,” T said, indeed byes aren't nt all bright, guarit,’ + woud miu; thoy she. Aud < Litaud, “his tet! exco Sl sents eeastel AUDGR GARY. r Law orders—2,80s, Carpenter v. National Hurd- ware Company; fenye to amend by muking pli, sy of.Juimes ML. Met, JUDGE BMITH. 2,160, Friedman v. Pulzin; sult disd., no costs, JUDGE JANENON, Chaneory, onlurs—2401, Chieugo Packing & Provision Compuny ¥. Hayden; order of exum- ae y'ro not like tho, our jndysh{p, "art bouts very irregulur.”* Dear mel” sald she." T ussoomn,” said f, "that ho fy suttering from general nervous debil- “Youdon't say gol” sald she, © There’ a Bittous,- Sonrlot, fovors (ilded by Haviway's Pitts) Rapway's iteapy RKLtEy, tina few moments, ing to directions, cure Cramps Btomach, Hourtburn, Sick Ve: Bleececunan Slecennceco! > when taken actor’: Hy aleeeeceero eluccecesool® Hl osscemesr wleeccscenco el copmeenco el cee eco Duclog thts tine it Thntnge— T6ear a Chleayo. THOR O 100 Cinelnne a al Dysontory, Cotte, Wind in the ‘a ‘Travelurs should always carry o bi way's Ready Holfef with thom, ‘water will provent sickness or p! whe * though most people ng profess to understand e'd got the distemper, und would w'tnost KIN him i trying to cure him, But ft know juat what treatment ho wants, murm; for he nin't no worse than the Duchess It him.” 0, did’ you ination of detts,” before tho Muster,—2,135, Behultze v. Korfdot; order overruling demurrer id rile to atiBwer crosg-Dilt in MeLwughlin v. Gages referred. converning te Wissing v. Wis has uccumulated treasures Very inuch beyuud vasonnbly expectitions of iis founders, 18d tho Park Department was sutharized by thie Legislature to expound & sum not excoeding ¥8,000 per umm for tho keeping, pr. tun, and exhibition of the colleutlons of the dogs woutd think Fa cop S oe oth Erp rr als frum cha0gs - reneh brandy. sO rw Ditters as natimutant. Muster, ‘a dog, and L cured toresta of infupt defts, ibe Corcoran, Quest, Clapp, Siulth, peor Qu ne Guest : it bite on bulls—Manning (2), Carpenter; Pirst Cinolnntl ¥; Chicago 0, really?” suid sho. Wall, now, ttre you obliged + dear litte Floss quite awny? y hin dally visite and Miners and Lumbpermen 6! CAUTION. slugs referred to Masts Ahir— 1,11 Slaw v.Griswolds 1.001, Sinith ¥, Menrue; order on Recviver tu wht, Hunt vy, Rowle: id pliced on calon- Museu of Nutural History and the Museum of hived on eatendar, In pursues of thls authority ihe Mise suum of Arthas from time to thine” repot to the Park Bepartnent Ww class of ita axe should always ba pre Firat bagy on crrors—Clnelnnat!, 3; Chiengo 2. Left on biser—Chleawo, 2: Chachinith, 7. Struck out—Wright, Munning, Mansell, Leone ord, Anson, Corcoran, Strikes catted—Vurcell Passed balls—Chipp, 1. Time 225, Umplire~Lradley, ene li far too serjous for Huils he wants con fear do bin more woud tn, Iniiriuary, thon inn qonth out” Ait ho must go he must, nused from mutking purely ny. Weeks; ral an eomplt, to flo na bond in tonduys, andease placed 4), O'Hare vy. Rurnan; damages mnetion nssessed at $13; hear at decree and ay] ret Ty Car punses which were properly included under bis provision, which have been paid by the de- partinont. Dnt these were only it port! n So Jung us tho: Stuseni wis fn Fourteenth street, it was opened tree te the public at trst one and afterwart two It was hoped that B rensuimble revenue might come front a generaus public who would willligly pay the 25 cents admission uf destroying ttt i velo Mor ¢) aL ‘loca at certain tii All Foraedin! ngents ca by an overdose should Oblum, sirychuine, Powerful remedies, Binnll dusca, reileve the patient durin, Pi oated, mmny URyFAvELY uni ‘Ghd another dose cause for nsing those wn' ‘atl, may ond tnt, But be sure wnd wake very: aud thon shu guve mie ‘i ea wi for breaktust ie ra and things for tea und suppor, And sald shes ~'The deur litle creature iy that poor! annual expenses, rent cure at hin.” i long Hat of things te ¢ eat—things Balls ie Purcell, 883 Co! Peter Miunuason ¥, 80-_ dlueres divorce on ground of ‘There fe hu yecoasit GALVIN SIGNS WITIE BUFPATO, Tho Buttalo people bnve at lust reached tho sensible conclusion that thale tenn fa weak ie tho piteher’s position, and huve tuken a wise step to remedy the defect, MeGunulglo will nat do to rely on ally, ehunge. tis proved eanity uccondugly the Huitalo imanagement his) ge cured Galvin, thelr Tlizuboth ML Brant v. Gear roe divares for drunkenness and it utiabiat Urbuuky y, Otte feo on the close days, “But the let reward af this arrangement has been fa tho: milf at pleasure aud prodtar the crawds on the frew In 188 the total number of visturs ve remedy Ik <Ayents when Rendy Rellot wi Paln “guicker, without ent culty in eithor infunt or adult. The True Relief Heliet {s tho only rem h the duintlest morsels.’ uur; most probable.” 1s bring bln tick to you his ‘sulth wilt bu su re stored and his buppetite so sat! ho'thent dry brew ary she ugreed to tating tho least dit free days, and ‘The revel pts from this source did nat lure anid ofhor oxpenses nttonding the borrowing aud return of articles The tatul number of visitors for six ry adultory aud eruelly.2, bn HB. Deurys de 4 Charles Jobs ve Mury: divorce for dugertlon.-2,082, Willinn my INO ak very liberal sum for Torought the dog hou here in wader ano o° them tubs, and left bin there all nlght with nothing to ent, hing Drury v. or dusertion.— Radway's Kody agent in vogue that will inst Fitty Cents Ber Mette. teher of Inst sent Ta the foun bad gone to Callfornin to pln, rum received at this ollice pears that Galvin has alyned with Unt Club, aid Will leave Ban Frunciseo at once, Joluing the Mov at Cloelnnatt in une to take Uhree gities there on the 18th, wth, and sad of OTTER GAMES, QPAttBIORE, Muy 7,—Albunys, 17; Baltimorcs, thie mouth, nt nenty af clean water, Noxt morn | threw a of broud in, and when Lb wont the next day he hadye touched a crumb hextmornidg it was mopped ¢! mive blu a fresh gupply,—but only nund you, and clown Water overy day. sty, (n'a Week tho dog hud curyd hisselt, and could hrgathe freely once more, wd they Hue Ckept him qnother week, Juat to even my money, you Know, Hor Jadyebip had told me Mary A. King; decree divore for desertion, Fourteenth street wis 36431, ATL pu works of art have been made exclusively by private subscription among tha mumbors, The ‘unbur of subscribers to these objects 1s Ine ite Thesy hutles at null, huve contributes je ty ting, for the pureliase of #21,075, Donations of works of art aude to the Museum, tho tot) vutue iy cathmated at $74,215, The snyuul rom Butfalo ft wp a le Ae E4DUrs REGULATING PL oothing Apertents, Att Withent Pain, Atways Kellab! cIRCULY COURT. y tho members Rell; withheld for serv MeN, fess then Wb W088, Crago Lanphere v, "Tho Chl raping Company, Frank Kerting, Amy Bherwln, Lyon & Healy, C. 1, €: Perfect Purgatt: to etl now and tens so fdid, and told ber how luloy, and the Cont ho wna going Ou, Bae £ dilict tell her be was re peer yee 1 expels have been met in part by the ree Hull Company; D1 C6 restrain uniuthorlzed use : a Natural in their O: PEDESTNRIANISM, Tho six-day, twolve hours, por day, walking- mateh at McCormick all, O'Leary, was begun yesterday morning wt 1 o'¢luck, tho twenty starters whose named wore riven In yesterday's paper fuuing the starter, They were: Croasland, of England: Otmstead, Chlengo; “Old Sport’ (Campana), New York; George Guyon, Chicugo; Coustin, Bt Charles, Vi; John itelforman, Chicagos ’ Otte Ballman, Chicago; Jukn Banks, for annual memberehips, the 310, Ps, A lew adies and fo the American po price of which Is entiomen have thus given Hen museum of art which, by its possession of the Cypriote collections ot Coanola, tikes rank smog tho mest important Mitecumsa of the world, its treasury for thu purclise of another Bbject, Utshuuld Baye an annual f 4 VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE Perfeutly tasteless, elegant aweet gum, puro rewulate, put v La, for cho cure tiving under that tub, fud on becutecs though It sooted tho dog udutleubly, te iy x dober ladyship to-kuow It When Ltook btn home, f kept fim under my: aria until her ludyship came th Tat bitin down, Fl Floss! it's never oul o you degr Ht~ bounced about rod aid water, | of ithograph engraving of complainant. A, C. It Honry Wanrick v. Uenry L, Wanrlek, Frederick Docver, and Marin Waurlek; bi tu aut galde decd to establish belr and for foros Bnowhook, Johnaton & Gi noted by Daniel ‘a tho roan an "whe crivd out, Teds without 1 dgit dor, Nervous Disvuses, Hond: Costiveness, Initlgestion, I Fevor, Intlaummation of all dorangomonts of tha Intorzal minted to eifeot 4 porfect cure. blo, containing no mercury, 10! I had @ the following ayimpl vr ilgeases of. the divoslve atte Duehanan, dames Buchanan, an Bystor for tho appointment of a trustee, E. & 4, Von Buren, utty& for 2,091, Peter ADL uso ol ws. 1. L, Coburn v, Charles Brett Patrick O'Connell ¥, Josiah * Ww estired far its With proper uppreciaiion by the people whom it tuatructs, {ts progrosa for the ten years to come should be at least as great ay durihg tho ton yeurs pst. f inniseum ta all at least four days in eadh week! ly, aud copying works of ort ins ve hee LeTUbte balks aul barked and way 8 tall us brisk ns Muy thing, han Ltuole piece of brow aud threw It an thy Hour; taut Bienes you ku Trou wy pocket given blue tinny ou watch bli, us 1 threw tho seo how be'll rellah this bit or Aaron Danbo, y, Peter 6 i to bu A Treo, Chteayuy Wulpoto's “Un- known," Austriuythls min worked his passage trum Austeia to eater fa sume of O'Leary walks, this being bis frst apposrance); Allen Llake, Chicago; Michuel Walab, Chicago; sum Elder, Chivayoy John Sherry, Waukegan; Willlum Nourgn, Chicayu; Georgo Urunsettor, Chivago; William Crowley, Freeport, ML; W. H. Gilbert, Freeport, HL; Ciuipt. Harry, Chleago; BteDon> ald’ entry, Chicago; Harriman’ Boston; Kully, Pitsburg; Pauchot's entry, Bode ton, Huso; asst, $0. Windes & sullivan, tt BRT Hamuel Wold v, Rebecca Wold; bi] ulvyorge on tho ground of cruelty. rs Jobn Hoffman ct al, v. Elizabeth Mans; |. A. L, Coo ot al. v, Hozina Rider; is.u7. Murtin Franek ¥. Freduriek 4 1. Mi 3, Norn Bigorson vy. Frank I, Frayne; up- al, e000. William Ralelgh vy. John Dechano; peti- nd the title spun'l bulted it cagerly, Yell, bor hudyaliip was ou pleased thatahe guve mye ato note over aud ubove my churges; and b much aad good through the door when she calied mu back, “G, Sir, Spill, L forgot towsk you, Are you qui gure the dene Jittle pet bas been well Wwashcds” ao hilt, dir, uel unawered wurbtant you he's bec Why a Man Killed 31lw Unole. Adam Wagoner was about the moa: popular but be was a coulltined tkid hits tomate and asked fur Heartburn, Diy In the Btomac! Futtering at, the 1 Benigationa when in 8 ly sald tik you very oart, ShOKIDE of nau tt Gallipolis, ure, shocked by his lani kindly beurt, ‘His nephow, Daitip. owed bim a wrudye, and took adviantugo of his fulliug to tne Whenever be cursed outrageous! before witnesses, Philly had him urreated and fined under the Law ugalnst profanity. ‘Thiewent on for severul yours, At length the Ju fi ‘bin aud Eves Leouldw't help siulliny d Sudden Flusbes 1 the Bide, Chest, Limbs, & ‘a a ovesnamed digo! Sir Richurd Wallace, system from all the abs Price, 25 Cent Walpole'a "Unknown" proved to be a tlat- headed Austrian Loy of about 2 yours, and when the word wus given he started olf at a tro miendous puce, being tho first ta muke tho cir cult of tho track, but soon fell to tho reac, and subsequent events denionstratod that he ly not Ukely te shine as a pedestrian Uuless bis cour uo ituproves wonderfully, For the tint hour orgo don for certion WO, Pood . ruth he alee nitty, Divlvton ituttw: ch ¥. Chicago We: wa y company wud the City of chi . . D. Carter, atts, agdntona ‘Hiekel-v, Ruthorino Grob Loulse Grob, Jubn Grom, und Henry Groby bill to eymbllah trust aud compel conveyance. | Are im Amen vy, Adata Mildonberyer and bill to perpetuute Core whom tho oises cue relied to tnilict ane otbor tine, Polllp was tuaddened by tho fullure mus killed tho old‘mun on the it We repeat that the reader must conte books aha pupers on aieouucs their cure, ainong w Lord Reacouniteld was desirous of aking Bir Righard Walluce, wha luhurttedt thy kite Marquis uf tlertford'’s estates, a Poors fasuld, objected, though so Muny of the frst 'Pouraye were Alugitlinnte chlie drow. Any bonor to dir Richunt would be vei popular iu Paria, where bo was brought up hug chletly resided, and to which be bas been a bonefactor tu many ways, cepecially by bis wu nitlcent yitts of drinking-fountalns of clear wae 1th quite comman new Mt of bia old devive, hich may bu nw spot with a pluto but the Quoun, it + Radway on Irritable Ure! Radway on Serofuta,’? and others roluting to diffe! BOLD BY DRUGGISTS. READ “FALSE AND T —— Morsc-Blecult. A horso-biscuit ts being Russta to take the pluce of nate. Tt ts nade of crushed vate and the tour of gray peas, im red with bempacod oll and salt; and tg four buches in hte manufactured tn rent alagsoo ot ae rye Mildenborzer; Arnold Tripp, oly. ter for the public. es, Fay & Cunkuy y, George Jochein; QUYON MAINTAINED A BLIONT LEAD, closely followed oy Crosaland, Crowluy, and Sherry, but about 2 o'clovk Guy Olmatead, a 10> Your-gld Chicage boy wou bas some local fame diumeies, A day's yutlons Welnda ubul Wal to ten pounds of onts. its Whon souked in wate bei, though they lowe Sond letter stamp to HADWA: 89 Warren, cor. Church-st., New ‘i 7" Information worth tovusduis W 1 toyeue tho cafés, when tho walter pours from the do- canter on tho ubsinthe or brandy, tur the cus. te say, A Lttle more Wi nds, nd 1s vy ti trod oxlusively on V un cl : fu toad, wre stl Mt for tatlgulug work, SUPPRESSED aUiTS. gd Ayer v. Hurtford Life & Annutt; Tnsuruuce Company, stephen Mull, David Q.