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, 1877-09-12
OBITUARY.

Lsw1sauRo, Pa.. Sept,l 1.-Willlam Cameron,
an Older brother Of Simon Cameron, died yes
tertaJ at Ms residence tn this plare, a.ed 81.
apsesas D&spalcA to 1As 1tfauax.
-Four WAfss, 1ud.. Sept. ll.-Ihs Hon. John
". Dawson, ono OF tho carly settlers Ut tits
county, died last night, aael ST. liz was for
t1anY Ssass editor sAd proprietor ot the Fort
Wayne 13.xs5 aud was pfumlnyut iu State poll.
~, in lsol 10 vas 1ppaintel Governor ui
Uta1 Territory BY Prusllent Lincoln, Which po-
sitIon isc neld about a year, stuca which Gtap hu
has LIVED in Fetitrmcnt.
8pssa. D&patcA to ia 7ttsxxA
East SAGINAW, htleh., Sept. 1l.-Johp Buckle,
one u the most prominent German residents
VI this city, died very suddenly thi4 evening
nfter III ilAess Ut lcss than tell hours, OF iIs-
eaee VI tho ktIucys. Ueceuscd wns Ii years
Oh, md !eayes Z ~ife aud ayu children. Uo
hia tatptly h.nd,ouaslyptqvt4sd toE.
, 1877-09-12
VEGE'I'IM E.

Ths range Of disorders which Yield to tho in.
huence of ihls rnedcinc, and the number Of de-
1ucd Diseases which tt never falls to cure. arc
greater than 4ny Other single medicine hiss hitherlU
Dcen csuu recommended for ty any othcf than thu
psupTtetofs Ut sumo quaek nustrum. The.e dts.
sA&s. aru hcrofula aid al Erupt,yc Diseases and
Tuu,ors, Raeumstism. Gout, Ssu1alct., and Spinal
temptaints, and all tuhsmuatury symptoms,
rleei.. Ill syphilittc atsea.at, Ktansr sal H.A;
disorders which 70 generaiIy afuiet American
women, and which cafry annually thousands Of
them TO pTemata!e graSea, Dy!pelata. that unt-
yeEkxl cassa Of American manhood, ,-lieaItbusn,
!,'os, Constipation, Nervousness, inability 70
sleep, aud tuparu blood.
This IL / formidable list Of human ailments for
any slUEle uedtcfua tu successfully attack: and Il
10 not proh4ase that auy one article befurt The
public 1ns power 10 ours the quarter Ut tlen tx
eept tKGErtxk- Il lays rho Il vt the root of the
tree of disease by GrsE eliminating every impurty
from the hlood. psVnlottuK The seeseti0n4, 0peu-
lug tie tores Treal pe wives Ut she syA-
Tern -iayiRorsl.nc tue lres to ls full aud natuEa!
action, :lc4u4lnx The &louIAel, Nnl .iTcs stbsnlnx
digestion. ibis much accomplished, the sltctly
And &ls3 permanent cure Ut not only tho diseases
W. have enumerated, l.ut lluMsAs the MhUls tF4In
Of chronic mud constitutional disorders. certain
tu fulluw. Thls " precisely W!lat tAukrlAE docs;
snd 1t does 1t quickly and easily. lhxt II IL
accomplished faet utmost befoss tno psusas II
aware VI II himself.
, 1877-09-12
The chicagos Beaten Yesterday
by the Bostons, Il to 9.
4 Fine Game and Crcditablo Victory
by st. Louis Over Hartford.
First Day Of the Milwaukee Fall Mceting
-Trotting At Beacon Park.


e-.., 49,. -. ~. T...,,..
1pee'd. Ds'aszn "a. ~ n"e 1''e"". r,
BOSTON, eept' ll'-lhe GhfcAeos put tAc DUE
tops out for nDtIing in tic t!Fst inning OF tic
tenth game to-day, md proceeded Immediately
n, bu,,ucst Thn hall o,ncoyc,1 II, have rutnl
~. ~ "a m.s o. ~ III. ap .,tn.< tra. tho rul..
Iot oi nc IN II, aha cIcan n''"R W. wv ..
Tho first SIX men cracked away Tor safe hits
McYcy getting twobnscr and Illnct tlhrcc-
la.er. Sll fnnr runs were earned, nottc Of tho
t1vn ao,5 nr-nr, ,,,n,o afycrt;nr tbu scorc. NC
i've acla esrors 1'aae ae,s .,'a ."o J. n ,,o
Yey was thrown out q. Tue ho'ne.p'a'e n,,a. IN .ao
second !nhlng. alter two ~efo out. Ahothef
earned run was peagcd out by McVcr's single
aml Aneo,l,s lo,,ble-!,aaer. Dy thts time Bond
ss'aoa.a1 ~, ,.o .n,t,c,1 mi 1,ut Two tncn
appea1sa ~ w se'.so' au' aaa nat .u., "a % ~"
reached s'fst oaso IN Ing ne1t nso in""'ss' wv
fielding Of tho home club being perfect III
tho eighth tho tlrss three mct,, MeVey leading
M, honoc,1 ovay fur single tascrs AMI, one
os' ..,, .,'. :,hnx ,,o,, t,,ve,, 1,r sthn,cr,.
eafnea run, '.s otue' o1"s E.." =. ..s
tumble "t feters' hlt' lhe h.a'h 1nntise u the
Whites was played after twilight hal set In.
The Chicugos went to bat, hraced up by Wit
Messing sotDc gymnastics BY U'lsourke, which
wcre ncar Lcng premature rs twn earned runs
tan,o to the frunt very cusi!v. Drudley peggctt
III with two-l,aser to rgiit field. Glenn and
1.arncs were retired, but Mcvey Gang to the
, 1877-09-12

MTSCELIANTOUB,
TIE rRsHaTLrANIA DEMOCRACY.


TIE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY.
Epsrt1f Dfspatch II Tar 71t6an<.
PrrrsBCRD, IA, Sept. l1.-Thcre Is trouble in
the Democratic camp. Ever since tho State Con.
ventfon there has been 4 growing feeling of
opposition u Tue candidacy Of Soyrs for State
Treasurer OH account Of hts alleged unfair NUM-
tnation oTer Daniel O., brother of Jasncs +.
Barr. Of the Ptttsl,usg roa. villa Is Cntho},c,
and was supported by the Catholic etcrstnt Of
the PARTY. Tnc feeling has eliminated In tho
formation 0f ring. composed maln1Y Of Gath.
offcs, u, defeat Soyes' election. II IA reyHsrtrd
that Barr Is At the hcatf of the movement, which
Is being put In operation throughout the State.
HOOK ISLAND COUNT. I'LL.
HpActat fNspa4eA to TIT 7tttua<,
DAyHNPo1tr, H., acpt- t1.-1hc Republican
Convention Of Rick Island County, ILL.,, held at
Rock island to-day, nominated the following
ticket: Judge, Ltcien Adams; Trcasurct, s. y.
Cromptt,n; CLERK, John Y. Cook; 6upcrtntenl-
ent Of Schools, II. N. Sturgeon; coroner, W.
&. Morris
will COUNTY fFnEPEspESTs.
sb'.adt fssttlcA n 7ht Tribune.
JOLIET. ILL.,. Sept 1l.-Thc independent
Convention here Today nominated BENJAMIN
Dlin, present incumbent, for County Judge; J..
y. bollltt Of Peotpnc, tor County Clerk; John
Dr., B. r. A1icd,'of this place, for School su-
perintcndcnt.
NKw ToRK DKMocRAcT.
ALBANY, Sept. 1.-THE Democratic State
Convention Will b held here Oct J.
, 1877-09-12
STILL MISSING,

8FsSt61 Ua1P111@ % 4M 3FWRRss ~
WARRINGTON. D. C.. Sept. ll.-Fsass arc still
entertained for The safety vi tho scst!on u Prof.
HaYdcn's surveying party iu charxc Ut Dcchler.
The following dlspatsh was 3eeelyel here to-
day BY Psuf. Hayden, from which 1t appcaEs
tlat NJ news h4s yet tceu Obtaluc At tho trout
from bcehleFas divtsiou;
Juiy ), iaI ths ssI:. seps i.-bssnIs5 aett re
gone several w~-.4. Expect him by thu 9IA aL4a
AaHe Ea.-fu nothing Of him ss.!ce hs lstl
uKA,xAnIb1x4 CuptalA commanding.
, 1877-09-12

THE HORTON 1'ALACE-CnAIK CAR.
Tic Chicago l. Alton ltailroad. always among
the foremost In adopting every invention and
improvement calculated to enhance tho enfcty
anl comfort ot. the travelling public. has Just
now male another Invention, which cannot fail
VI meeting the appreciation Of it, patrons. 1t
las fitted up ORC Of ttA passengcr-coachcs with
ur. N. N. 1lurt.t1's combination railroad chaEEs.
These chairs nro pronounced by competent
judges tlle most cotlplcsc ard practical articles
Of the kind ever invented. They are 10 ar
ranged that one can rcc'lne IN almost amy posi-
ton he tleslrea without annoyance to tho Dthcr
passengers. The construction Ut these chairs
Is su perfect that child can a1just them.
They n1or,1 over fifteen different post-
ttons or changes for tho body, and ono can Sit,
sleep, or reclno In tlIctu. They have an adjust
able tcadrcst, Iinbrcst, nrd fuot-rest, and cntl
bc rcyolved lit any required direction. Tho
actfon Of tho chairs is to great cxtent auto
matte, but by TO ncans eonplcx. They are
very Handsomely finished, and covered with rcd
plush, forming luxurious travelling scat,
lounge, Or bcd, as may bc required. Tho Tar
which has been fitted up with thrsc el.airs tas
t,ec,, named the "llorton Palacc,C CHAIR Gar"
an,l viii run hctwcei1 Chicago uni Kansas Guy.
A very noticeable fcntllru Of the car Is tho
Hitchcock railr&a,l. lamp. wlltch contauR clock.
wnrk attachment, by tncat1s Of which tic wick
In constantly supplied with oil. The lamr Il
very iaaty and useful alitlon to the car, Afford
ing stcaiy volume Of light, enabling tho pns-
sengcrs to reutl with the greatest facility. Tho
Introduction Ut the Horton pal,ce.Clatr Cars
constitutes decided ttnpEorcMcnt Il,
rulroall Recommendations, rs It relieves Indies
from many Of tho Inconvenience nttciHling the
ordinary s1ccPinE+AF. While these cnrs arc III
every respect rs comfortable and elegant ns
e!ccptug-cars, and n1Eurd almost n8 mitch aecun1"
mt thern Ct1nfpe rji!4nT
, 1877-09-12

GO. Il.
8T. Louts-1tAHTFDRp.
kpertat Histattea ta Tht Tribune.
NEW Yolsx, Sept. lt.--.rho tenth champion
Brovns, played here to-day, resulted In tho de-
feat OF tliu narttos.ls, WHO after thclr easy vie-
tors. on Saturday, were looked upon tayornbly
by tl,c sporting fraternity, anil odds Of $50 to
SO weru offered Oh their sticrcss.
In to1luy's game tue ysitors weru strengths
Gis, WHO haa recovered fn.n
lis recent ilncse. THIS !s tho frat game tlis
scaHDn IN which the liartfords hnvc lcch defeat.
cd without scoring. The ~. Louis Club p'aycd
MI unusually hriliant Gcltlng game, only ono
crror 1.,a.le III tho irst fnu!ng BY Force heinE
credited them. III tho tnag,1 Aictieary mud
C,anp GoTo ot( tlu llonors, wln1e Rrh,scu's cut
ticl1ing wns Tho tcatnro OF thu days pluy: Dor.
Ean led the battling score. Isurduck and Stnrt
llli tho best fielding alld battling for tho uart-
for1s. Following ID
TIE RtpNE.
, 1877-09-12
Carson, PIRIE & CO..
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, 1877-09-12
THE TURF.
YAErEST UDUHLE-TEAM TINE.
o ~,1af Fhe<xrfr& IN YSe Trf5ftuk

NRW ToHK, Sept. f1.-At the termination OF
tl.n tolt raa: a. Fleetwood Park to-day Mr..
William II. Vanderbilt drove llfs famous team,
co,nposetl nf Small Hopes and f.atiy Mac On the
track, anil t,1d the Judges that after jogging
arnutut thu c,t1rsc he would speed them tnilc.
Moving slowly round to tho dEaw-1atc, Mr.
Vanderbilt taulc for tie word, and a1t The gen.
tlcrncn present who possessed timers stasto:!
them. When the team reached the line away
they went around the turn and down the Till at
great rate Of apecd. Reaching ibo quarter
p,tc in 3aI seconds, they went along the hack
stretch without break, rcnctet1 the llaaf.tntfe
pole In t:iDH. and then came ~ the BY under
the rocks, q gradual Incline of over no yards,
with beautiful action, to The thrcc-4uaTtcr pole,
In 1:sGh. They turned into tho hotnt etr:tch
without a skip Or break, and Mr. Vanderbilt.
with n htendy hand, gutjci thcfn to the Koai.
ever lruttesl by n team. The performance e1*
eltctl rrcat Heal Of enthusiasm, and when Mr..
Vanderbilt vas arprisct of The TING he ex-
pressed Crtnt establishment, and was tue rcctp-
lent of hearty congratulations.
The performance al thu team will be bitter
appreciated wtcn 1t is known that the weight
drawn by tIlcm wasoysr 3io pounds: While At
Saratoga last month Mr. Vanderbilt said taa!
IL. IL fs ns i. soa f FGSs 70, ~ ,he an Il ~ ses
ani the realization of hts dcstrc yesterday
brought out all his enthusiasm for tue horses
which he has inherited from the famous COM
inotloEc, Its father.
Special fNtpaftA u ~ Tr3Annk
ST. JossrH. Mo-, scpt. 1.-THE Exposition
u thls eisy, though 'lotniually o!Tned ; IN Nun.
delightful, atnl tho attendance of suce-
lsorsrs ii unprcccdcntcdly las.r. For the
trottInE ras- threc-minute caaas
fss ftr.i,,t Tas he,t. "nn ,I.no no and j. t'Fce
, 1877-09-12
WRESTLING.
At BALTIMORE.

S0fcad[ Ul&1d7ck 10 5&s 7F7hH8.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 11.-prof. William Miller,
OF Now York, arrived hero tonight. llo brIngs
with htm articles Of agreement tor tho wrcst.
ling match with Andrew Denuct for $:A0t tu
take place III this city li d few days. Thu prr-
lilutnarits Will 10 arfangol tomorrow.
, 1877-09-12

s1P3H9@ 71fFtN4<N9 70 I'M 1FT9NHz.
sf2lsur1kLp, ILL.,. Sept. ll.-EdHin Medley,
smerrhant Of Flora, a,,d Louis Ctse1, oi tlut
tldntty, ~cFo brought before United States
ca1aa!ssionss Adalps hero to-day, On charge
, 1877-09-12

SUICIDE OF 4 W1FE-NfURDEnEn.
1lAnrrunp, Conn, Sept. 11.-RobeFt l.,
Esph, who murdered his wife at 1io'lsy Hill,
AMI who has been tcntenecd 10 s&ates Prison
fur life, cut his throat last night The wound
Is probably fatal.
, 1877-09-12
An Excellent Days Work by
the Republicans Of Wis.
consin.
The Hon. William Il. Smith, Of
Milwaukee, Nominated
for Governor.
An Imperative Demand for the
Restoration OF Silver
as Money.
WISCONSIN.
TIE REPUBLICAN CONTENTION,
ReAefn{ fAennteh ia ThA 1zfAttAA

TIE AsrrnrrcAv coryRnrIoH.
8ctcsa1 D..pntcA 70 ne Tribune.
MADISON, WIA, Sept tt.-Thc Republican
Convention Tot nominating State officers, which
assembled here today IT noon was fcprceeptcI
by many prominent gentlemen, The Conveu-
.'oh ~as .alea 70 nfnef shoftly attes - O'clock
By the Hon. u. ". kcycs, Chairman Of the
~, ..as ~ ' -. .e na,.as. ~ as p" -,
'u' 7peech IN lasof oi INC lsepuo"can PARTY IN
conclusion rcsigning his position a. Chairman
,,.n ~. t,a, o,.,..,, ~. .aa.ar. r.a,-,r.n
msn a W., va, tIen G,eeted Temporary c'a,rnan' m
,a,r sccnr,orv aftcr lin ,,ont,on nf =. rcsnlu.
,in, IT,. ,ta ,,,,,', nt s.s 11 10y, .na, aas,nt.
tces M the Co coarsn tot e Ia' TIT ocoes
VI sess1e'ap.anc tae eo'nn'''eec t on Ies'na,
1ss.,aaa. .nS :, =, n,',,,,..'-1 -, u:n,~o,.h
"a % seercta,y. A W '' N'
,ua,. ,r,,ot ~, t,cn or,,orc, ,o, t,ove,nor r..
.t,n1 y, ,hc a"," ~ .,,s uon William
Smith, VI Milwaukee,, u the choice, by lG0 votes,
n "a n, 1ror,,.,n 1u,no,ton. I'm votc xos
~ ~ iot ,. na.'so" Iuo'"sson* 1"o ''|' "ae
h1sue unanimous.
The Convention then proceeded to the nont
nation of ,,c,,trnar,t.1 1;ovcrnor. res,,lttnv in
4AsioA VI -"'cnl..''e't e'tuote'Mo'5 seeo't.uA ~
the choice Of the Hon. J. II. bingham, Of Chip
pewa Fails. The lion, Hans Warner YVES numt-
mated for Secretary Of States, and Richard
Gutnt1,nr for Et,tc Ts,noerrrr ntts, srhirf, t}a,
,ss"s..st,>" 80 .'.,s .n, M ~ '>4 "o~@' 'A'0
NoAfeutlon LUX EeGeee I'LL .ou
TIE PLATFORM.
The following resolutions wero aflooted:
j. That we rcat,tn tho p,lnc,plc. which have
pn,ied fho Sn.inna firn,,s,r m ns1tv hthr,ta A'e
=, That We declare Il 70 be thc eteadfatt pnrpose
Of tho ltepubcant OF Wacons{n 10 co.oucrste
with iii rooi citizens III mninta!ninr In letter lad
eptsit ihc eonxtitutionsl atgndmrnt framed TO re-
c,rs couai rights and projection 70 al In maEntain.
luz the plEhled faith Of the nation. ant In pro.
noting reforms to secure economy and efficiency
at OF s,rnc.,iy co,in N, ,.rer,o,
e,, .mr tcntr, ~ ,nn,nai ~ nnI t,
n tha, this cun b. aa.ncd DIV Sy Obedience to
! esreial tcrattI Tor That e~. q ciuIsns H..
fofit Of the pro.enl National Aam!n!stFatlun to
store peace and concord to thc s"uth We recognzoa
.s % Sana5 essf5 h
tit 5 r. r, @asnsa,; ~ ss ss!y spptss,ssd;
etIzens H mi nj ofca,s Of H. Rou;l1 vii, s. fa!thay
kept VIC shall rcjoicn II the southern policy Of
| The President prod1cea the hoped Tor results Of
order and peace but II the.s setult4 thali not fol-
1ow this experiment, We demand that other meas
ulcs ee auoyted wne9 hhall seenso 70 az e1tzeha'
MnaouS ~ hs1 ot IneG o. So!o5, .ue '"1ess en-
w ,st ~ t.pmnnt,n,, ~ ~, Wst,o,., rvorr
tTc u rcndrr ths ciyii serYice NOR" sti;cent and
The peEtcstton Of oaf :y.tca q t;o.ssap,ent e W ia
| imnarfnnt dntirs uf fhe hnur Ali erYn,ts in thst
direction should be fairly considered, neither
AaeuF rs. nur nt ~ -. p,n.,
1
, 1877-09-12

Huns carHe4l-1.
Fl1st bass by crror-lfartfonl, !; st. Louis, 2.
Total left on 6ascs-ilaTtiord, u: St. Louls, 8.
Ttuie--Onc hour xnl forty ,ulnulcA.
At rlrranuAu, "a.
S1ketal Dsst4sfth to 1At Tribune,
PlTTSguA0, Pa-, Sept. 1i.-Thc serontl game
of tllp basc-ta tourlIatl'ent casno of thIs utter
ink,n between tho AllcFteurs and indianapolis
blues, and resulted III d vIctnsy for thu hone
club by y scoro Ut to l. Thu ka1nu was brill
iant!y played by hotl clubs, tlls Allegheny has-
Ing 10 crowd through sun,o tight plucca u win,
Gu thc sttle III thu h0.le club the 2raturca were
Galyin's tossiuv an.l Dolan's ~utehlug. The
visitors all played we'll lloutz, Nola,a, aud Quest
especially. Tho following Ia
TtSx bCOIkK,
, 1877-09-12

MURDER CONFESSED.
CINCINNATI, D., scpt. 1l.-phillip Watson
fcolurs.i) charged with the murder OF his wife
Il, Coyinutot, Ky, wa,yctl examination In Tint
rity to-day, a,tl was tutn,nittcd Without bail.
IIe has admitted his rutlt.
, 1877-09-12
COiEElR3. .


6ptetai b4sIatcA to TAs Ts1bxss.
TERRI uAuTz, lnd., Sept 1.-The trial Of
Mn'sam Brown, arrested for couutertel.lng
sasef UT. eein, va commenced here to-day. TAe
Gas u highly interesting.
, 1877-09-12
pxapLx1ox AND 0Anylxlp.

pxapLxTo4 AND 0Anyl1Lp.
sp<ctal Et4p0teA to Tia 1stasaA
CoLuxuus, O., Sept. ll.-fha Republican
State CommIttec tu-day seut \ letter to thu
Democratic Committee, challenging 0cor:c il.
PenlIrtun to n4cet leu. Oal6ell i1 3oiuI dis
, 1877-09-12

Nnw Yoa1, Sept. ll.-Halter Klcalluo, late
Chairman of the Grievance Committee Of
striking drc.ncp On the Morris d Essex Rail.
road was arrested Last night at rliIip4bure, N.
y. charged with lnclt!ug 4 Etot during tho tate
, 1877-09-12


Efforts are befpg mado to bring about meet
ing Of tic managers Of tic Western roads to
take concerted action In REGARD to stopping oil
business not urgently necessary on Sundays,
Mr.. 1.clyarl, OF the Michigan Central, l,as
recently Issued or.lers to 10 no business on
Sundays except what Is Of tho utmost ncvcs-
sity, but Ills order will not have tho desired end
until Tho managers Of the other Western roa4ls
take similar actlon. Although but few pas
scugcr trains run now On Sundays on any OF the
roatls, yet ttIcrc IL much freight shipped for.
warl and considerable work donu in tho yards,
ull ol which could be lonu Just US we'll on some
other day.
The tlt}l, annual lncetlng Of tho Railway Asso-
ctatiop Of Travelling Passenger mn! Advertising
Agents Ut thu United States md Canada will
take place In this ciIy to-day. Tho meetings
VII! 10 held At thu cEuter,mlu OF tho Sherman
llul.sr. The attclH1a.lee Will not llu a. iaFgr ~
!Hg gong IT, Boato!, where tue acml-aMnual iucct-
tllg Of tho 1cnrral Ticket aud Passenger Aycuts'
Asaoca.ion will ba hsld next Friday.
t0lncrly IL cltiraso i, baI lis yincepaes
tts new managers. New brilgcs nsu being
erected nt all Eonts, tho wuo4lrn ones being
replaced With structures Of tron ana atone.
Thirty miles Of stcet rails hare already leen
laid, nnl more arc under contract. Over lU0UN
cruss.trccs bays also t@cn put In during thfa
summer.
Sir. Jatncs Kccti. the California millionaire,
anil tanlly will arrive II this city thts morning
on tile Chicago, Burlington IL Quincy KailruM1
IN The I,ircctOrs' ear Ut tho Central Pacific lai-
rt,ull direct from San Francisco, s,l ru,lLu to
Whlto Sulphur slnfnHs, Va Thu party will.ru-
,nan tcrc through tho tlay, anh leave by tho
Baltimore Il Uhkt railroad at 0:4u p. tn.
Mr. Albert Fink, Commissioner Vi tho New
York ,Dol, Is uutt.uEity fur tle statulnrnt that
west st.bound freight rates from Nov York will
not b. fnrscn.e.l at presrnt. According to Mr.
Fiuk tho rates are hani1y low enough now, but
| there IL no immediate reason for lowering or
saIstug them.
Tho Missouri, Kansas Il Texas Railroad makes
| tho following statement u its groas earnings
| fur tho first week in September: Freight,
| $5lD5l.50; passenger, Sl7,i79.l3; ,nailt TX
! press, etc., s3*119,0a. Tutal, 81 ,s067A Cor
responding period lust year, wi, lttt10.
Tilu Lustlless Ut the Gr4s1l Trunk Hallway has
grow1l to considerable magnitude. During shg
year ending Junu :a, 1877. no less tllan ld3, ,etd
eass crossed the river at Port Huron. VI tt'is
number 10,050 were passenger and baggage
cars. aud the remainder freisht-aEs-
Mr. II. u. Lelyasd, General stauuRer, aud Dir.
Z: Z. nhawn, Assistant ticncral Superintendent
Of thu Michigan Ceutral Railroad, wuEs tn the
city yesterday.
, 1877-09-12

Of eI,culadng countcrftn hd1f-dol1mA~ They
gave honls to appear for examination Dc1t
Ihufsday.
, 1877-09-12
MADE Ills LAST TRIP.

Malcolm 1lart, the oldest engineer on tho
Lake Sho1u s. Michigan Southern Railroad, died
Dearborn avenue. THE DECEASED handled The
throttle for n pcriM covering over twcn-
ty-itYu years, having entered tho
employ Of tho Company in 1862. During That
time l,o never Ind I'M accident, never was sns-
ucntled nr discharged, and was never CONNECTED
with strike. Thu officers Of The road regard
I'd fllm as stand-by, and,s though ailtng more
Or less fur the past live years. lc Was carried OH
the payroll anl received Ills regular naontily
stipend. For thu past four mohtha he has bceti
confined to the hollsc, nnA III his acinsse tho
Company have lost un honest aud faithful SER
yant, WHO was sober aud atealy In bis hnblts,
md WIN oatlcarcd himself to ali who knew him.
lfn las put On tho Aual brake and nlaale Ills Inst
trip Ho lravcs wtfu and an udop,cd daugh-
ter.
, 1877-09-12
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, b. C., Sept l2-1 a. n,.--For
the lake region, southcrly winds, slightly
warmer, partly cloudy weather, and stationary
or riainE barometer.
local on4K4rAfToNA.
, 1877-09-12

Special hspdfcA to Tia 3rtusk.
NEW YoRK, Sept. li.-The Tribune says
Weeds exposures will ruin Senators Fox,
Hayes
, 1877-09-12
SALE.

DusrALo, N. r, Sept. 11.-To-1ay tho I}ut.
fnio s. jamestown Railroad was suld by the
Referee, GcorsrS. Wardwctl. for Sl,oo0, 600, to
], II. Ric1,noml5'W. II. II. Newman, A, Altman,
John F. AroultBst,t' and ". 8. Elsscll, commit
owned l,ooo eQg' Of stock, whIct. # will prooa.
Il In 1+@o
, 1877-09-12

DNUGGED AND. FATALLY BEATEN
NEW Yoax, Sept. 1l.-A circu,nstautIal story
4 published OF tho death by yiolence .pt ANY
Fawcett, the English actress, who died at her
rIooms in Eighth aYrnue, lrugeel mud fatally
beaten BY heT naraalour, known ouly Ia Tho
ttoSY ~ "Btlly.h
, 1877-09-12

Tou Arc Troubled will n had Breath.
1t annoYs your f1ends a. we'll a. yourself. You
would ike to ret rid Of IT. but scarcely know what
n1cans to adopt We viii tell you: Use the ffa-
gtant Sokoaoat, II will cleanse a,id beaAtify your
tocth, and leave your breath pure.
, 1877-09-12

WATKIs., GLEH n. Z. TURNS. Il ~ u pxF lAy,
Ap,1u tl,sa4 Al. 'HuA Gfss. esut tot CIRCULAR 1SA
sua; Jsls VI xalGr. G. T. FEOST. ktspftslak.