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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-18

Cuaidctci VI MP van VIM Dds Deeu
associated for years with 10 Jeffer-
sons fame, and that actor has played
it for. we don't know how many
nights, but it has been his piece de re-
sistdnce for a decade. What Raymond
IS to Colonel Sellers, Sothern to Dun.
dreary, Jefferson Is to the genial
Dutchman, Rip Van Wrinkle. One is
liable to measure the actor who at
tempts the character by the one with
whom it Is so much ident flied, and we
must admit that Mr.. Sawteile does not
suffer by the contrast. In 1.-THE first act,
in which he appears as the dissatisfied
village vagabond, his drolleries aud
promised reformation, and his
struggles between a halt desire to re-
form and an appetite tor schnapps,
was we'll portrayed and elected many
bursts Of applause. The beauty of the
play lays in the transformation of this
lusty young roisterer t o the old,
trembling graybeard, who wakes from
his long sleep to find himself lost in
the world, in the midst of a new gen.
Grafton who know him not, forgotten
by his former friends and companions,
and mourned as one dead by his wife
ofe IL VIZ IftSOtldtioh
Mr.. Sawtelle betrayed genius allied
with feeling. and the OF the pitt
full old man, were rendered with
pathos and ability. Miss Belle Doug.
lass rs Gretchen, the scolding terma-
giant and repentant wife, was admir-
able. The balance of the cast filled
their various roles to the satisfaction
of the audience. At the conclusion of
the drama Taon SamwalIs on aoroI.at
we'll known on the Coast, displayed
wonderful skill in his various gym
nastic acts, and was loudly applauded.
The entertainment closed with the
roaring farce of Paddy Miles Boy,
and that laughter provoking sketch
sent the assemblage home in the best
of humor. The performance will be
repeated this evening. on which oc-
casion the drama of Driven from
Hotne will be presented, concluding
with the farce of T~araxicum Tv itfarS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-18
lter.-Two More Bodies Found.
RoCKLIN, Cal, Sept. 1

LIN, CHI., sept. II.
This morning, at 7 o'clock, the body
of a murdered man was found in the
vineyard neal S~argent's house, and at
IL o'clock the body of a boy, s years
old, was found in the same vineyard.
Both had been murdered with pistol
shots. About 100 armed men are en-
gagged in driving out all the Chinese in
this neighborhood. The most intense
excitement prevails.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-18
PACIFIC COAST.
Racing at Sacramento.
THE BEST TWO.YEAR OLD
RECORD.
Held to Answer Before the Grand
Jury.
SAN Francisco, Sept. IL

SAN RANC1sCO, Sept. II.
AT the State Fair races at Sacramento
to-day, Lexington Belle won the three
quarter dash for two-year old fillies,
in | 1917, the best time for that class
on the Coast.
Lloyd Bell, the old colored man
who is accused of numbering Mrs. An
derson, was to day examined before
the Police Court, and was held to
answer before the Grand Jury.
, 1877-05-31

banks Club, Of this city, and the Janesyille
{Wlh.} Mutuals, attrnetctl nu audience Of about
8oo' Tho Fairbanks did the best work yet shown
In their games here in tho field. The Mutuals
have good reputation in their own State, and
have played havoc with the st. Paul and Mnne-
aoolts elubs. They did not show to much ad-
vantage yesterday, however, playing rather
loosely, and only mixing four baae- -hfta Of
1rown's pitching. Bushon9, their catclcr, WIS
decidedly on, having no less ti1nn stx errors.
Arundct, the pitcher Of tho Jancsvillcs, is cur
yer, md the FatEbankA duplicated the hits Of
the .Tanesvtllcs. Tho only run made by the
visitors Was obtained by Doic1l In the fourth
Inning, on lung hH TO left Geld for two bases,
and he came home wh!1a the ball was being
hunted up under tho foncc. Tho following is
the score BY
lrHfrgs- ! 934 ~ 40
Mka,,tossnks.'....''"'o Mn,nss. 9 20 g %.
nase. .hlts,-Mutuals; 4 Fairbanks, 4.
Efrofs-Mntla1s, 10; Fairbanks, 3. T
Gmpfrs-James Wood.
Tha sans clubs play again to-. day.
, 1877-05-31
OBITUARY..

JOHN LAT1IROp MOTLEY.
LONDON, May a0-J. Latheop Motley, tlle
American historian, died yes.er,tay Of para1ys.s
At Kingston Russell House, DorsctshIrc, tlIo
Residence Of his son-in-law, Mr. Myernou shcr1.
dan.
John Lathrop Motley Was born at Dorchester.
Mass.t In 1914. He graduated from Harvard
college at tho ago Of II, and spent ycar cnch
At tho Universities OF Gottlngcn md Berlin.
after which he travelled in tho soutI, of En,nno,
chiefly IN Italy: lie returned to America nnl
VIZ admitted 70 tho Bar IN 1886, bt,t never a.
practieed only = short time. Ills frat U}ernrY
work was IN tho department OF fetton, md
VA WM inspired m by BY stidy oi the colonial lis
.o1y o. t!ic United States. Ills rst noyei vas
Hope; or, the Memoirs Of Young ProyincJaI.S
I9is Eas followed In 1871 BY another called
McfTymouns." Those works long firrco passed ]
eIate Il rit in ih eno ave csc ceased to e a*so
.ains *ill rest upon Ills Three contributions Is
ms york n thls field fn 1910, and wroto 1arrciy
Or sS o a. os Rn SON finding
IN tlls country. he IN Isl fciuincti TO Europe.
tfareled through Germany aud UulianI. nnf
nnally settlcd At D,etlen, where he oceupei
ls1 h!s history. s1he 1iiso Of tho % Duish Ral 1h
publct" was published IN LonJnn. Il r"s ~.
siEeo.,y ~ iE!anslased Into German, UutclI, Rus
man, ns. aa .,ie atienc1 she lntrugtIon fr tic Inst
isn H. e Mn'ior ue'hf iurn!;e:l ~ 0ulzot IN
q ai the ,1s second postlon Of bis work enttlel
~ III i astory g! re United Netherlands from
Yrat. rco OF M,'5n the scnt to the Twelve
pGtcd ~ two additional voutncs. This NJ,
1Toi,'n"@e: T,,p 1T ls,s, ~ The Life and Dcat,, Of
yTnn Vin.s n9rnsvel,I hlsocatc Of Holland; with
yosr,, yssw ., Ing Urinary Causes Of tho Thirty
Mr.. Motley wus tn IT, toS H. ennooc .no q his death
thn his&ay .,;'5- o. thc Itirty YenFs' War" Among
~, II aos ; works OF Mr. Motley arc many con-
e,'11o"s en1 IT, ~ !" ~ & nd AorM Amercan Rs1ta0
sha feasue!ec y EUROPE: paper published II,
~ ~ .oMloh ian'ss. IN ihGl, gntitlctl "Causcs
, 1877-05-31

Special Correspondence ef TAt Tribune.
LEE MONIES. ta.. siuy GA portion of n.
r. At'cn's estate turned up tu tho Feticrur
Courts yesterday, IN retftion for foreclosure
largest hotels In this city f1u mUrtrnao s a. n.s o
91sessncu by Mr. Allen to the Charter Ok L,fo-
INSURANCE Company us collateral scc,ir1ty
9inong large nt''otlnt Of other ike sccurltis,'
H. ~ seepi'd nloFtEagc, Newark suyincs
AsslEnee Of Allen's estate was pTcsuht 10 loup OK
after .is intcrcst, a1ld nskcti that tho ,nartsoe
gefs grl aiselo.G t what has been realized BY tfo
plus arising from the furcclosurc-snio bc nh,
over u tue estate for tho bctlci1t Of creditors.
, 1877-05-31

WARRINGTON, D. G., alay 8o.-Thcrc ID gen.
etal holiday In the Dlstrct; all the Executing
Departments, the District etlices, and tho pub
lie schools arc CLOSED. At I'LL tho cemeteries In
tho nctghborhood whcrc Unlun soldiers killed
In the latc war were buried. there were decor,-
uun services. Tho principal decoration was at
Arlington, which was attended by the President
mud Cabinet
An excursion was made to Charles County,
Nd, to dccorate thu Union gEavcs there. Many
pcfsons went to Rlchn,onl. Iiarper's Ferry,
Gettysburg, and other places,
The decoration Ut thu graves OF the CQufsl-
esate deau burteu tu this viruity Will take nlays
on the 7th Ut June.
Tue, prsstlelit aud Mrs Hayes, with flowers
brought by themselves, Gt1rwel the graves uf
tue dcatl soldiers at Arlington, and especially
decorated With their own hands sLu iuouuu,eut
t0 the unknown.
, 1877-05-31
THE cHTcAuOs DEFEATRp At CINCINNATI
SQkctdi QtrttatcA Z, IL Ii.ta,.s.A

THE CHfcAuos DEFEATED At CINCINNATI.
2otcfds DfsDateh 10 T1s 5lfbnuA
CINCINNATI, May 8O.-Decoratio,,.DaY was
partial holiday, aud tho prospect OF good
gn1nn Of bnIl was counted on to bring out
crowd here to-tlny. Tho result was about 1900
people,. Tic decoration part Of the ceremonies
was performed by lhu home nine, who buried
tho Champions md thon dressed tho graves with
tho pfEwcrd which Is tho distinguishing feature
of tho Cincinnati Bali Park. Tho game was,
after tho lrat inning, series OF mtsfortuues
and tnulls, which formed by all odds tl.c worst
exhibition yct fnule by the Chicngos; but
tho peculiar badness OF tho gatno was
r. tho Ch!sagos' batting, which was good un-
~ Il was necessary, aud tten fcarfully weak un.
I'll the cltanec. wore oil lost. The only cotu.
incnt t'at can be tna,.o 10 tint, after club has
bound The ,sa'nc Of so.tlny mar By called tho
sed"roek, a',d stnro It is Impossible for tho CHI
cagos ~ play woreu one, they nltlst NJ luast 10
themselves more Justice Tomorrow. The lrst
n fay 0,s r,'s %t KILL s1 ,E On 9o, .s
lIits. Tue only. other Chicago success
WIS ~ tho fourth inning. when Brallcy took
second base on an error Ut Kcssler and camo
ut s ill., % AISy TSs 81 @ asey s'so e pist s rs k M TO @ H
ii'hlnr, an.l took secot,i on d bal! which Drnd.
10y threw to Sra'tllng to catch him OIL. Jones
brought III the run by long Lift. In tho next
tnhis'H oootu Wos echt " uas0 on bulls, Nl,1
Worked around homo with what proved tic
male in tu inning. No ia''" u,oro n,' rsns was
wero made in the game, though tlo Whites
Wcro next to 1t several times, In tho tlltll In
ming SfcVey mud .Anson led on with auie hits,
UT t!so next three Ircn pcckcd lltttc flies up Ii,
the alr, anu no run resulted. In tho cigllth IN
nti!g reters lc1 of Will, o two.bascr, but was
put out Of the home plato willie trying to run in
fron' third wien Jones hal tho bail.
Glenn st1le third safcly, int ovorran md wns
Tho 'ltnnire is followed. Comment on tnl(-
vidual p,ay Is needless. scu
TIE gc1tlk,
, 1877-05-31
AIOulSlAhA ECHO

NEW ORLEANS, May N.--dcu. Jack Wharton,
In an interview concerning the statement In
Gen. Butless letter to Marshal pitkiu, wherein
1t u charged that be had Al understanding
with Wayne McVeIgh whereby ha {,ghartonj
was to dlsburse money to the Packard Legts-
lature and assist III breaking up that body, IN
c9nstderatton of which la was to be made
unitea statss Marshal, says, "Tha story l.
cla4inY Fitkin and tho Comulttee In tho least
acquainted With my posltiuu aud conduct al
the time we'll know" Ha pronounces it M.
1kioue snd shallow aodgu " uaku Temporary
Gen Wharton 10 an eloquent addre5s before
tho Commtssion, protested axaIuat thu .lisin.
teRratlon Of the Packard Legislature.
, 1877-05-31

%S%A 41<AA4O2N 1fOIExSt
,cntcAoo-Thc schr Colltngwood aud tho tur Mol.
eon were leaking iitt!e yesterday, and Cant.
EYhtcs put them Into hEs dFy.dockn for calkinE.. !.
Tho storm stguas was up nRnIn yesterday, but no
storm occurred ...Tho barge Ataunto 10 having hcr
topsidcs ealkcd....A spar was found floating OF
itossc ro'nt Monday. Dredging IL going on In
reller, to ~ launched III August, ii Musral " 10
tsst City, en 'h' '0as IT, ss Ssws'n s.Ss sSSssG
COMPANY Fo:s continue to prevail dnrus
aS!.as: s1 MYi IL +! @ Il
o. a9S ~ sad T. Tue p9Sn %
70, 9oy M b1s u sait tor Saginaw ,Cspt William
partner of Capt Ucn Eystss CAME M ny from % his
tarai house acaE1 Ni!ea, AIch., % yfsit ycster.
Ssy .is !. 9wnas Of the .stI. Truman hoss md
Capt. !. ". nanInnd hss rebuilt ,se @ schr tsaa;cs
;,na, M e.pSn.s FRI e ~ 9 sn4 shs /. not NJ hef
shs lacks hsr M sopmssEs YET, 'qnsf''tSe S%s ,Sey
n5 w 1s s'is & sst ssss 8 pa, ss IT, ss sapss.
Sis:l *i tao nfst iiaits ts~ jay: aso T'' a.t aaa
Anu y - 10 bave thO 6asele =. "a exeai:sr ..i
osss 15,S ~ s;o gsep Valiant b.. sts MAJ
gs"ser * Psop e .asa IL CIT Il
,sst OF T. to H. ts:.s'. darns tae ssa.on % ths
CPL, Patterson, IN Old I'LL essscn.ed fesiauat
ot e Kingston. dls.l III thai elty on Monday iast.
lilo bad beeu pronlintnt In MxIMo crCss IN iprtuer
tays, and wa. well known tY tho yrssel n,gn ou
ehv lakes. The Toledo Hlalt slashcs At the be-
ttois tr<s lfss W sayng that 1t pity should
allow an amaleur nGwssat!etsf 10 report for it,
marine coiumns.: The iaes oswego nnd Parker
bad Eacs from DotFuit for tho Wtssahiekop 10
ct her oil iIos.o Iale, whsru sac grounded
Monday, and Thy former won and hsulcd lhs
stssmcr o0... The stmf Young Hickory il
a., stern- whseles lately =. Toiedos aud
She carries Yrasel. and ID wonscrsnlIy slow, liz
sehr y. 4. Wood has ~ been sompletsiy oscrhauled
plscc. Pe!ttng nav wheel ...Tha tug Vuiesn has
been towing !, uD0. 0O0.foot raft 10 Cleveland
from kelcts Island Tho erew Of tho rac,tc hss
bcsa landed = clsycland, and shipped oa lie piop
At!an1lc, which takes tho stranded steamers place
the setEopolla for thu general excursion busineas
u Cleveland during ths .rasun. Sha IL command.
ca " Capt. ltcnhaiat and will make her drss TIN
nett buntay 70 Totslo. ..st. Jos'a north pier has
hs4 = no" crib put 10 70 rrplacu one wsshud away
laat year. Oub hupdfr.l aud twenty curls VI stono
iss s,hking thts plst arrived from Chlesgo Monday
MoHnx on hs schss John Ieana aud William
JUpG&.
, 1877-05-31
ponr OF CHICAGO.

Tho following wvre the arrivals and e!casanees
during the twsuty.iour hours sndlug as 10 o'eloek
last night:
,AHElsALs-Prop Afasopn, onspaagop, sundr,eA, psop
\. \. Falrbank. uuuAIo+ coal3 prop usorxv uuniay'
NnhStHon. lliubcst pFoK Nsh5askx buffalo, aUu4rest
nls lia1 urAad H.ysn. .!sMLS!t soLE, Uf>at Msst,
UiTa ss4 ManEsst; H. Ee;t III h G,t5 p!s ss
I5sse1ss IT, 's,E1y rE.y Tsy4; IN, atssa. ES,ss:
ho4th Haven pies; schr i. y. WtsoE. Ls'l.iy Fisr
bAFk sthf C!ty of Mtdstoek sturkeun lay. lnnttr{
echt Mary l!eltn Whlte L4ko ss!ituaI tiSs; sctF T.
Ntstht tEntxAt<t, luinlSFt schE nIaekhaNk. Muske-
k1a: s !Iascsi ssht Y s1sx, soata MssSo. lamtsF:
sils G.sal sssa. ismSsIs Eli b. X a..sa. urssa Ssa
9Ay po.ts; aeh. Cllppss Cy, Lu4lngva, iuIar, AcAr
White OAK. ludiuEt0a. l9nber; keaF e. 6. TruwhsjKe
SusiUlco. !uuhef; schH Lyman y. DASik, MuaksxVps
EIxaxAAtnscschsG e ilasoa " Wsiksf1iiis ~. in hs
corn. ~ ba Fysl schl Luesrnr, bu1Alu. ii nn bl
sor9; scAr CONQUEST, stony csesE Urls pork. III
" s.' I'm ssmr Aansa5 A1:xsxSu. re hILs pstk aAl
AslT licleu. Waits Lake. tsls park. loas fssa.
s 81 corn. s5 I'D deas s7s plxs ieaI; fins M.s1
III vhsAsi prop ysnes FIX j.. UGasl5. A. uij u u
eorn. x.3 hfa pork add a1udftes: pEup MoolanA nut
ia9 y. ~ ta wheat. u. ~ bu coru. sN0 b7ls noai
snt eunasse,; s.hx J. e A..ten. uaaau, Il, o0J 81
tqndfss; slf :sa M!5x bu1a!o u uoh4 totai sclf
6AY. and tpDdtiEA,
, 1877-05-31

i. u. oter. Of Ianesvt1le, Wis, billy
H. ssS'as i isSse;;e, Tiff
= !st Hs'':s e stsa I'll sia ;Sss5a e s ssIsE
{. il. Blown, 81 Cleveland. O.. Dan Dss-
T. Ha:s;:: Il afisio; n. Y: arey bi:t::5
psa cs,ney, of RoeI,oai, Ill. Little
a. l. W.i:on, oi ws;t Liberty. H.. jim
~ 3ms-2:5i;;; 2:a54';: a:s7: Q
a. Itlc decisions BY The Judges In Al! the races
cepston Of the tllrcc-mlnutc race, IN Which tho
opinion 0f tho tnasscs arc In favor OF SmuR0ler
uirl ~ having fairly Won tic racc, contrary to
thttf declalon.
T111 rtRs7woop RACES.
New YonK, May 3O-At The Fleetwood Park
raeea, the first rncc for $3.50 horses was won by
so19nd; T%. .aI aTIi@s, 2:a!. n, 3:975, a:5o'
third. Tine, $40, s:a7T, S s:as, ''''"'' o''''
sp<aai n;aasea aS's' 70 "a 1hsaae. @
!, FnEepoRT, H., May 80.--Thc second day Of
the races opeued pleasant aud with large A.
tendance. The unhnlshed tfrcc-mlnute race Of
yesterday, completed this afternoon, was won
W Bay Dan, entered by A. !. Manncs. OF Davis,
~; ting, 2:a), 2:sd. and 2:1. Tho first money
tho rst, for horses with no rceordbelow Isl, Wa
won by Mountain Quail, entered by Taylor
Bros, Of Wcat Union. In. ; time, 2:35, $50, and
2::G. The second race, for horses With no record
g. ii. Brown, of Cleveland, O.; ti.ae. g:a7,
2:35}1, aud 2:37.
~ Pr!1Esnunnc r1sn9n;, e. ra s1ay PA ttot teok p1seo
n Ff T~kr IL ~ II.
, 1877-05-31

WELLAND CANAL.
Buffalo, N. r.. May 3o.- The following yes.
sells asc reported for tho Inst t,sen,y-four honrs
passIng Weltand Canal:
WEsTwAnn-prop u. Il. Van Allen, Uuchec In
chatham: bsrks ii. l.. Collins, UswcyS Ia MI. H.
swankee, 9; 6. tzoughton, Charlotte ttl Mflwsu.
re-; Two Friends. Hamilton. no osder.; II, K.
hh!s. hinRaton 10 Bay City: schrs Florida. Oeve-
20 % Dctru't; Owatco. Osweao TO Chicago: NJ. T.
Mertlek. Clayton 70 Chicago; Montank, Charlotte
to fay City. t'''"e$''
EAsrwAnn-park London. Day City to Kingston.
cohf, ], 00O tons. ~ ~"~@s"'
FaztouTs-coal 10 Chicago higher; boe,
, 1877-05-31
MARINERS. o1tsrnvr.

Gen. Weitzsl gives notice that The iog. signal at
South Mauitoa Island Il out OF repair and will
probably remain 10 for thrcs or fonr days.
Tho Lighthouse Board gives notice that the pes.
head Light At PioR Marquette, Ludington, Mich,
which was blown down last winter, has been ss-
established,
Notice 10 gtyen hJ tho Lighthouse Board that
On and After June IT, 1S77, axsd red lgLl viii "
, 1877-05-31
FOO SIGNALS,

ssafemenst to going the rongds Of the lakc papers
that changes have taken place In tho manner of
sounding fog sIguals two copied such al article
Yesterday, and that tue fog signals hsrc been TO-
Halph. Supervising Inspector. ssys Tic il making
tfoooe, M cams ncsr rssultng in collision Oh
snn1, r. fisef Monday nfglt There y no change in
inR At ANCHOR ehe rings bell instead Of blowing
t.,, norn. She 9nly olows when moving. Th!s Il an
our Board On that account -DksroN i'osi, lOth.
, 1877-05-31
MARINE NEWS.
chicago Vessel Owners Meet and Ad.
tourn until Saturday.
Some Owners Object to Any
Pooling Plan.
Death Of Capt. Alexander English and seri.
Gus Illness Of Capt. Davidson.
Few har1ne Aishsps, Detoratlon.Day IN Ii. lar.
bor, l1trai u tle Nosele, and Numerous
Small Items.

VEsaEL.OWNE1ss, AND Low RATES.
In 61ing tho Tins for their meeting, the vessel.
owners seemed Ia hayo ovrr,ootca thn f.tt ~.
yesterday VA Decoration. D.r. and nrco,s,nr,x 1
when number OF them gathered in tho committees
room of tho Doard Of Trade, in the afternoon at
thetr fntors,,s 49, ,ha .a,ss. s.'.'.at ~ sAA ol
- -. 'ate'esn sau tns appointment OF delegates
aas eem!n9 convention at buffalo. ehe5 decided
"ptsl'miaa'i5 organize and adjourn until Saturday
that evcrv v.,.s,.owna, h. ..s.s.. S ue.e =,
the n,orsoain"" Co. os p'eren1 ~ lske past m
~ ~. proceedings. ueosEe G. Flnney wss elected
committee .,oor m' w a'' III 'no "0afo OF Trade
@Iru,.issItoom. mrssnIsst,ooa !.
c,osj ports IN tha isS.. ~ ~ a' INC Pm.
ths Bunsto Convention. The xt,'
make strong attempt 70 delIvs. them,oIses from rom
tner present liemma and render sbu miiIoas Ua ai
paying cxpen,r, n not .,,sh.ix rs,nnas,.,ar. "
NA understood That sonc owners Of single craft
viii nat ston1 III .h,,~ .i,+, ~. r.s . "es
md incasareA ought to be taken 10 conciilata t,at
vessels could to n.de to receive s1 proporonste ens
Hensa.. resulting from any combination il whcS
brought nd no Ps s h. !, nsn
tho IniIalo meeting. Capt.. iiorr snsi Nieholson
arc Expected TO g'o somo valuable hluts TINT
III. dpjccntes f,on thu d,f,o,on. r,r,, q,
attsnI ths' est sau n.ncfeut pota that arc 10
uucsted 10 comniio iii az vcs..ls intnr"to, g..
e fsapeefs' dtatfct' 10 ha presented At tho
The "ftS foliowinp ,n,urorrs -onn.n,,. ..u.
spondcd to tho circular sent out by tie Committee
appointcd 1t tho recent meeting 1t netro!t
fnininv "n,f,a so H. NIL sesse.suNnees IN 90
, 1877-05-31
PORT TIltI2nE.

Ep<c7dI URKa1sck t. ne T1bxHA
FONT HuttoK, Mich, Atay 3O.-uowH-Pnops
lnter.ocean md contort, lsuet and contost, N,
Mills And baFRcs. Glasgow and bargcs ArIkuna and
barRcs; sehrs Montpelier, c. J. NAgiIl.
ur-Propa Mary Janeck,, cofInbcrsy and barcee,
ballnA and taEgcs; echss Annie Peterson, r, ].
riaj. N'' 1"ps-
W!Sp-south: light.
WKATHEn-ftDe,
, 1877-05-31
EAFElN punT.

ihe donhts wll,cl, hare axiftcd for few days
CONCERNING The eafety Of the schr Moscle, Capt,
Lane. weFo finally dapu1rd yesterday by the IT.
rival 81 the weasel IN port with full cargo al wood
ison. ,n Little Truycrse Tho Captain aays his LONG
WnlGn prevailed fr0m tho ttnc he left thIs port
ahll! his arrival. The friends Of thu captuiu and
TRIBUNE joins with them. ~
, 1877-05-31

73Et0 O'5111 1IsIs
a painful rtmoF was hhoat yesterday In nafinc
e!feles 10 The effect that Capt. H. r. Davidson, an
hls son subsequently contraJlcted Tho rumur mn;
.tated tlat he was dangerously Ill., aud ill family
!lan iaint hopcs uf his recovery. Capt, Davidson
business, FF'' ~ sN'~s
, 1877-05-31

Iho arrivals at the lumber market yesterdsy
numbered abont twenty. snd tho cargoc. were
quickly disposed OF. The feet began 10 atssro
yesterday, mud to-day It is likely lnrgc number
OF vessels will 10 ut lte market t1nck,. Ercfnhts
arc fuin0usy low, and owners OF the smaller cruit
esnIagcd IN the trade must certainly lose monry.
II Tiers 1a no Improvement su0A some owners
must 70 to the wall and submit tu Tie tyjna IN
process. Az low us 81. l1tf IL offered and asrcnt
cd for Sheboygnu Charters 0 ~~~F'
, 1877-05-31

the graves Of The Union soldiers was observed
to7!ay Gcn.rnlly. Gen. John W. Ffnncll dclIv.
efea TIC addrcss At Cave Hill Cemetery.
FEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEAss, La, Mny 20-DecoFatfo,1
Day waA celebrated with the usual cereuavt,ir,.
salute WAS 1rcd and addresses delivered at
tho Cha1mette. '. =.
, 1877-05-31

= 6pteEE1 D7pIstH 70 118 7Ff2NNe
MARQUETTE Mleh. May 30. 0.-AnntyEn-r1ops
J. D. faye. +. u. ltalc, sc[sh Chamberlain, X. j,
1inckctt; schrs u. 4. Itllodes, Alva urad1cy, H.
eanaba, Fnyettn I!sown, Joncs Z. Harr,.on, John
Martin. William, Mct}rcgoF,
:, ,GLEf;Ansp-schss Escnnaaa, Fannie Noil, J. W.
WlND-Eouth; weather warm.
, 1877-05-31

Special Dspateh 10 Tia 7t4Bust
Hu7vALo, h. u, May 3U,-vessols ret 60c Der
ton on coal 10 Chicago. Tbs schrs J. u. Merrill,
Annia. Fought, Golden Flcrce. and Kinvusbcr
hny1 chartered al that
, 1877-05-31
TIE CANAL,

HR1noErnRr, May 30. AnMIvEn - National.
Hlrd's llrllEc COO ba oata; prop Montauk, Lock.
poF, 'Ioo hris flour, 17a. o7o lbs meal; Cayuga,
L0ckpost, g. zoo bu corn
CLk:1!gD- 11flnsc. ttunry, S7.B11 It lumber;
p1at1+ -'~
, 1877-05-31
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. d. c., May 3l-1 4. m.-For
tho Uppsr Lake region, falling baronlcte i, ,was,u
southcsly wlnls, increasing vleuutacss, md raIa
aseas. probably followed ut tbs Northwest sta-
tEons by rising baromctce and colder north
winds.
- LOCAL p1atKrATlny
, 1877-05-31
SPORTING NEWS,
Engiand's Great Annual Face
Run at EPSON Yesterday.
silvio, an Outsider, Boats the Favoritey
and Wins tho Derby.
brown Prime, the American Horse,
Gets No piace.-.Tho Frccport
Races.
Cincinnati Takes II Gamc from Chicago
aud Louisville from st. Louis


THE r17T,r
rrr oa..s ,.,.,.n ,..
LONDON, Ma, so.-Thc Derby racn was won
ny sIlYio, Glen Arthur second, Rob Roy third.
T',srr were seventeen ..ur.crs' The iatc.t bct.
tIue wn, 1rc 10 two against Claimant, nina 10
tyrc, eight to one against Brown Prince. Tic
list betting against the winnes was twelve 10
one.
INC fnat octs'oR wa .hrec 70 QUO aealnst Rob
Eos' lour 70 one agalnet thanlaht' sesen 70 one
against Altyrc, seven TO ono against Drown
Prince, n!ne d' ~ ono aEalnst pIunger eloycn to
Arthur.
After preliminary canter, lei by Thunder
ttonc, seventeen startcrs were marshaled to tho
post. aud at tic first attempt tho flag fell to
capital start Glen Arthur and Tantalus wcrc
tho i'rst nwnY, and malc a joint running for
ae yarIft When tncy were jo!netlby Don Carlos,
Brown PFineG, and JaEellan, thcsc being just In
ADVANCE oil Ptnngsr. Touclict, Orleans, slsio,
CLAIMANT, with Coycnauter and Phldorrocl in the
rear. Before reae!llHE tho mile.pust, Brown
Prince tuok Up tho running. AZ the top Of tho
bill Glen Arthur waa lcadlng again. 40 they
Touehgt, trey Friar,, and siglo on lower
brown Prince, md Attire. Hero Claimant
w1& UeHleIl, anu El1fl1 LUCK 6GtO11u plnCt.
FMlorrocI,, Rol, Roy, and Hityro being list il,
alvnnec Ut Touchct and Brown Prime. As
thty commenced 70 flao inc li!l little over
1and, while Rob Koy began TO overhaul tho
iealing pair. However, liz neycr rot ur, atu!
slyIo won by half q cngth,-thrcc.quarlcra OF
lratos, by head fur q place, was fourLh. III.
rcu,anltr followed III tlu following order:
t;rcT FraF Cialuatlt Jaucllan, Tlunynr. lin.
Carlos. Coycuantcr. Taniallls, Orinana' and
1ady KILLER, Tinc, iii. '' '13
r"sas IT, 49, M nv IT," T.""r'.
s Ic na'1 1oe' tn s'r cots