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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19

IHE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD INyRsT1G A.
1IOE.-Ihe board OF directors OF the Pennsvl
wanna Railroad Company, at their meeting in
Ihliadelph1a Yesterday, heard the report OF the
nnance committee on the charge against Ed
mund Smith, in connection with VIM. Anspach
a director, and the purchase of the Nicholas
kope tract. They find that Mr.. Smith had no
knowledge OF the purchase of the tract eycepI
10 carry out the written instructions of Presi
dent thompson, but they find by Mr.. Smiths
own statement that he did receive two bonds
from Anspach about that time and that their
acceptance was grave mistake, which exposed
MN, however unJustly, to the charge OF i'm
proper motives. The report was unanimoisiv
approved.
ARREST OF PENSION CLAIM AGENr.-Tbos
ID. Rees, prominent citizen OF Watkins. Y
was on Monday held by United States Commis
Sioner davidson, to await the action of the
nnlted states grand jury, in session at Ttica
nees, VINO is pension claim agent, was ar
or Two doctors and two Justices of the neace tn
papers which he forwarded to Washington
one OF the doctors has been dead four wears
IL is also charged that the signatures Of the
county clerks OF Tompkins and Chemunp conn.
tieS were SurreptitiouSly procured The penaIfy
snot more than ten years Imprisonment and a
fine. " ="
HEBERT VERSUS ACKLEN-The New Or
leans Times OF March II, says: "Mr Heheit
expects to leave the city for Washington in ia
couple or days, for the purpose OF enferinS fhe
IStS against Mr.. Acklen for the Represents ;on
OF the Third Congressional District. lie has ali
ms evidence compiled, and expresses himself
as sangulne OF the result. lie will have the Ad-
proposes to try and force the issue OF contest
during the extra session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19

THE PITTsBURG {PA.) LOAN for the purpose OF
settllng arrears OF the disputed street bonds
amounting to 81 ,465,OOO, payable in five years.
and bearing six per cent. interest has been
placed among banks and private capitalists In
that CITY -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19

DOPULAR PRICES.
100 pieces Dress Good, 12k. Is and 25
20 pieces all wool BUNTING, 25c
200 White Bed Spreads, 81 and S1.25.
i bale splendid Brown Cotton. &c.
i case Brown SheetinR, 18 and DOC
100 doz Childrens and Ladies' Hose from 25 to Soc
A fun stock of new Sun Umbrellas
full stock of best Calicoes, 6llc.
100 pieces good Calicoes, 4 and &c.
We sell Bargains in every kind Of Dry Goods.
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
mar15-tr r0~ 3fb sf and Market Nr0ce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19
DRY GOODS.


CPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
We have Just opend very large and varied stock
OF NV DRESS GOODS, comprising
BEIGE DE SANTE,
NOME CLOTHS
FRENCH COTELINES,
ALBATROSS CLOTH,
CHnVIOT RAVE.
SATIN DE LYON
JASPER SILKS, STHc. and 81
kTkIPED aud CHECKED SILKS. 6219, rs and 81
MORE ANTIQUE CAMELS II AIR.
BLACK SILKS. all prices.
COLORED SILKS. an The new shades.
BLACK GRENADINES, in Stripes aud Checks,
from .Oc. to S3 80.
NEW STYLE PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS
Paris and Berlin WRAPS and FlSOHOES and
Full line of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. GRE
TONNES, SERGES, CREPE CLOTHS. LACE OUR
TA1NS, yUTES and RAW SILKS, PERINOT5
KID GLOVES, CORSETS. HOSIERY. so.
BUNTINGS, Gall wooD 25, 371s and soc.
All wool PLAID DRESS GOODS, a. 25c
Full lines of DOMESrICS, at lowest prices, &c. &c
Members OF CONGRESS, our customers and the
leisure.
ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER,
mar1S3t Pa. ace, cor. 9Th st.
RUNTINGS, pure Wool, 25c yard.
ID Dress Goods. from 10 to Soc yard
Casf meres. Is, IS 3753, 80, 62H, rs, 81 yard
Cotton, full yard wide, SC
ROby's Double Buek COrseta.
Nine Demorest's Reliable Patterns
marl5-6 Cor. 7th d y sts.s.sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19

AT THE WHITE H0USs.-Senators Chandler,
Kellogg, Mcmillan, and Representatives Lind
say, Burrows, Ellis, Hawley, Martin, stone,
Lapham. Burber, Reed. Overton, JOrgensen,
and Lowe called on the President to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19

NAVAL LNoTEs.-Surgeon Henry Stewart, Or
dered to duty at the navy yard, Pensacola, 1st
April Surgeon A. S. Oberly, from the navy
yard, Pensacola, 1st April, and placed on wait
ing orders. Second Lieutenant S. j. Logan, e.
5. M. C., is ordered to the Portsmouth, Midship-
men j. II. Searr and L. X. Reynolds are in the
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19

THE DEMOCRATIC SENATORS will hold a caucus
tomorrow at which it is expected that the
elective officers would all be chosen except pos
Sibly the chief clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19

LONDON, March 19.-ArtfcleS were signed YES.
terday between the champion, Elliott and the
party who back an unknown, limiting the
chance OF the latter to Boyd and HanIan' The
match Is fixed for the 10th OF June, to be roWed
over the Tyne championship course for e2OD
aside and the champion trophy.
, 1879-07-16

cHARLEs1oS, S. c., July 13.-The unprc-
cedentcd heated spell which began here last
Wednesday illuminated on Saturday with the
most Intense heat that has been experienced In
this city in tho memory OF the oldest III
hamtauA. The thermometer 1t 2 =. NJ. reached
III deE., ahd oscr hundred cases Of sunstroke
-axteen al which have proved fatal-hayc been
reported.
The names Of t!,o4c who died from tho effects
OF the heat arc as follows: Henry Alhers, Ger
mant grocer: licnry johnson (c0lorcti}, lsborcr
william PF'ec {colorcd} farmer; Henry Dough-
erty, colored boy; john Turner {co1osed( waiter !;
Daphncy Grant (colorcsll cook; jain Heinz,
uerman farmer; James e. Mannlne, painter !;
Mrs, Burneyer. German; Henry n. Lasrcssey,
railroad hand; William MonslIun, Irsh, milk
man; 3. Cation, bricklayer; Capt. b. ". Stc-
rhros, 1, dry;gooda clerk; l, II. cramer, German.
John Forrest, u. D., pastor Of the scotcl,
Church. Several others arc dangerously i'll. A
severe thunderstorm to-day has broken up tile
heated spell and the thermometer has fallen 10
n degrees.
, 1879-07-16
OBITUARY..

PorsvLLsr "a. Jnly 1G-Ex.Assocla.e
1udga alstzingcr died at Tauaqua last alaht,
agel 10
8pscsas DtspafcA to 7As TF4sunA
cEnlA RAPIDS, ia, july 11--Tbomss J,
Dudley, Jr, an old resident hers, and at Que
ttme one Of Lynn Cou1ty's mo&s prominent IT.
'tornsYs. waa found dead tn bis roo,n this moru.
tng sitting In his CHAIR. Heart disease mas t4g
cAns4.
6t<ctaf nspateA 10 1as 3tttpns.
0AInNA, ILL.,, July 1b.-Mrs. Westwtek, wife
Of Thomas Hcstwck. Of the Westwlek foundry,
died suddenly Last sycnlug Of hsmorshage oi
ttie lunEa. Mre WeatNtck mas on tho street
best OF health,
, 1879-07-16

Whit tho country needs Is q January thaw.
account Of the weather.
Matt Bonner apparently regards his recent
removal a. "false aarm.'
Speaking Of Hanlnn, the HillsdaIs crew
Whnts TO know who's afraid,
The Manitoba wavs is probably afraid TINT
Carrier Harrison will semovc Il.
The Into Mr.. Allen was Democrat, but
, lat us still hope tho best for him.
The Ohio Democrats still neod foc-horu.
That Il to say, they ara not ont Of tho fox. j..
Tho lato Khedlvs il anxious to procure d
7'osf,ioh Al the President Of sa.,nga bank.
j, Manton Ifarblo iz engaged in inventing
cipher which Mts. Marble will bo unable to read.
Thomas Ewing to tho Tildon barrel: .You
afe tho tree on which the fruit Of my heart grow.
tug.
II the Now York policemen did their duty
thoy would run themselves in for thieves and burg
lars,
The Buffalo Erpress believes that Sara
Dernharat got hct four children by advertising for
! them. g..
+, Mr. Harrison made better Congressman
linn be does afayor. In Congress- hs couldn't do
! any harm.
Mnton Afarblo'a recent marriage appears
TO hare been transacted Tor himself md not for
Mr. ridden. -
Tho warm weather is doubtless owing to
tho absence OF tho Manitoba ware and ths rrosi-
dental voto.
hlr. Thurman should procure the Iate
William Al'en's soe-horn. Ifo could blow Il loud
fer than the rcd baudana.
p, Tho only man Who finds It cool enough is
believed 10 b conarsssman Glover. And Il Ia On
accoans d tho reception Of bis sepost.
Alr. Hanlan might nooeptably fill a chnir
u nanhtits In an American college, but It should be
piado With sliding scat and out-Eggers,
Molssoufer intends to complete q portrait
Of the late Prince Imperial which he began in 1870
lie will send 1t TO tho Empress Euaen!o.
Yesterdays conference between Mnyor
Harrison and Marshal Henney: Tho foruer-I saa
thai removal doch not rcmoTe. Tbs lattat-Yon
bet 1t doesn't.
Chastine 0px ia drawing Immense crowds
iu New YORK. II Wonld bo pity to hang bin.
JACK llayos1y should play him through tho country
- tho SUR tnurdcsor.
Sara Barnhardt writos letter 10 int1ig-
nsnt'y deny that sae aver dresses in mems clohea
Wo suppose tho unfortunate lady doesn't Know Al.
exsndor stepheEs' tailor.
professional pedestrian In New York has
slpped with anotasr mans vifo. The husband IN
the oasc oters to give him haIt-ths worst ouo he
syor hsd-!f he can catch him.
Robert Toombs will not take tho oath OF
allegiance to tho Un!tsd atasss. And the Unttsd
States Will not take tho oath tf allegiance to
Robart Toonbs. Thsso. nowt
SARA bsruhattlt Is surely coming 10
, 1879-07-16

abFF7M D4{pd1ch % 2AS 1FfduNE
REIosr. Wis, July l5.-Eleven hundred dol
lars wers pledged by fva OF our buAiuesa men
tttIs afternoon. at on informal meeting Of ciu-
zens, toward Be!oft's shasc ol the 41O0, coo In
crease IN tho endowment funds Of Beloft Col
lcge. c, D. Salmon, Of the Eclipse Windmill
ComnanJ,J. N. Carpenter, drJ-eoods merchant,
and n. y. Iltnman, OF Booth, Htnmau & Co.,
whofcsaIe paper dealers, wcrr appointed Ctti-
zcns' Committee 10 CANVASS for additions to
hiring the amount up to s5,0oU, in which they;
will no doubt be successful.
A brilliant socfesv event occurred this evening
at the residence OF c. 3. Salmont ESQ.,, Manager
OF the Eclipse Windmill Company's extensive
business, benE d Lawn party Ia celebration Of
Afr. and Mrs. Salmoh's wooden wedding ami
yersary. Il band IVES In attendance, and tho
grounds Wcre brilliant NTH Chinese lanterns
ani decorations. Nearly 4 hundred guests
Joined In the festivities.
, 1879-07-16

4bgtbE Wst11E1 7T756FA
ATLANTA. ia, july 15>-Keports from ovcr
Georgia, Alabama, md South Caro!fna show
that cooling and chcorIns ratna have fallcn with,
in tho paat threa days, and the heat has yory
much moderated. Thu heat for tho past week
has been unprecedented IN this section. the ther.
monatcr going from B to 100 In average locali.
ties. Fourteen eases Of sunstroke have been
reported Ia Tho State, Il record unparalleled.
The evidences arc now that the speil is over ind
that VIC shalt haya moderate weather. A mark
storms for tue souaon, Tie oIds and orchsrtjs
ate not scrinusty hurt, ard the prescnE ralta
WILL revive the crops, 1'lcrc has been unt&4dHlly
little slvkntss during the heated term.
, 1879-07-16

There IL something deencr md more startling
which our cstccMcd contemporary, the Burlington
IdWkeye, putsues the patriot McCRARY.-Astanta
CeHs&LutioR.
Yes; thers is certainly nome failure to get n
contract OF an appointment to account for the
violence OF DunDHTTE's paper.
, 1879-07-16

Our CAn7sR vowed only the other dhy that he
would never, never, never talk to a reporter
again. But he meant, tt seems, to make an tx
cepuon in favor Of his family ORGAN reporters
Ifo talks to them E1lh]y enough, and to the
editors. photographers, advertising clerks, PRESS
men, carriers, CON posfto's, foldofs,' and news-
itovs al veil.
, 1879-07-16

Sott1al H71adFfh 70 Ihf Tythuna.
MiLwAuKHR, Wis.,, July l5.--1he hot weather
continues, The thermometer to-day registering
III degrees. Fred Youngs, porter Of the Wis
cousin Central Railroad, was prostratcxl at tho
cors'er Of Wisconsin street aud Broadway, hut
will recover. Four others, names not leurned,
were stricken IN different parts Of the city.
Theodore kuaer. Principal 0f the Secnn.l Dis
trict Branch School. died suddenly this after-
noon. Cause, Intense heat.
, 1879-07-16

Tic fact is, says the ''orean," "thc Mayor is
Disposed to talk very little about the HsNxEn
matter" How happens It, thcn, TINT be fur
n!shc, from three to six columns DAY Of ma
tsrIal for bis "organ Ia dish up to It's read
crs "about tho BrsNHR mattor"f II that Is
little talking about BEEsEn, what would big
.t4lkfnR bel
, 1879-07-16

The reporters have nuvcr done Mr. HARRISON
co much injury ne when they have reported his
speeches verbatim. Witness the Bchuetzonfest
speech, for instance.
, 1879-07-16

II Mr. HAnn1soE had only resolved eight
rcars ago to talk leaa nuently, there is no tell
lug what em[uonco 10 might not llayo achieved
by this time.
, 1879-07-16

San FRAHcrsco, July lk-Edwards has main.
tstnrd the lead during the day without diff
Guilty. and at 7 .. m, the ~scores stood: Ed
~aFds, m1; Mcintyre, 355: Callshsn,, 34t; Bow-
man, ae}. Nclntyrs WAS very stiff, aid Edwards
comparatively fresh. Bowman is not llkcty to
o4estaks Callahan, tho,,sl, In better form.
, 1879-07-16

abertaI Dlspa.cA to 7Ae 7stoune.
Sioux C.TY. H., July 1b.--Thc river on the.(
Covng,on aldo opposita hore has been waahinGi3
out d large portion Of bank for several weekef
past An unusually largo washout occurred
today and the entire town will probably be
MOred back.
, 1879-07-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ar~nd's KumyEs hns bean used With htxbay
beneficial results during the Last fonr years In tho
crat debility. consumption, etc. kumyss IL not I
medicine: II isa pleasant. wsnc-liks bevera0c "a
fooa'; made from milk. peculiarly grateful to 4
hlnod and srengtl so fast. 1t can be safely re-
lied on for the rccaperation or those GANGS OF low
vitality In which medication ordinary nutrition
fall. scnl for circular. 1Icwarc Of imitatinnt,
Arrud's Kunysa IS nat sold ta the trade. Con.
SINNERS snppl,ca directly hy A.. Arend, Chemist,
lTu Madison strc1t. Chicago.
" tn make her RnHrrous thought E1et"
Ahc Earr ns Caswr1rs slippery Elm Lozenees toe
our cough. Sold tn Chicago BY Buck / Kaynef,
Kaowles' Insect Powder Gun il By far th1 best. u
, 1879-07-16

MI. uAnIAN 10 looming up as the possible
Republican candidate for Governor Ii Iowa as
The next election.
, 1879-07-16

Tic sirocco winds from tho Solid South arc In
Turing the reputation Of Chicago, temporarily,
Qs bumu1er-rHsort.
, 1879-07-16
THE HEAT


|
| CHICAGO.
| Humanity perspired yesterday as tt hasn't
perspired before this SIMMER. aud sgore-or
asseserated-that It wAs tho hottest da7 Of the
seasou, up to date. and bad luck to It. ton.
The morning opened hot mud su)try and The
WORT Of 1t was thst 1t kept on getting NOR.
hot, mora su,try, more stIck7. and more eener-
ally provocative of "strone language and
| abuse ;" directed against thermometers, sfonal
| Service Offices, weather reports, and all
their works. Early in the day eamo
| the aa1urIng announcement that. willis II rou1d
10 the hottest DAY Of the season, ret thera u.ro
| runose, pEospects probahi!itfes anil s,,ct, uke
nf brcczc from somewhere up north befo,a
betltime, The public croanrd md treat ,,nder
its wesr7 burdens. and thc more gu]lb,c por-
tton thereof laid the Aattcrlpa JUNCTION to ,ts
suut md, rnetaphortca]Iy spcaktur. hue1ed and
squeezed u for all IL WAS worth, BIZ the sun
| cane down hotter and hotter, the breeze fafle1
to b]or,-,u,d nobody went below. Tho
great public, hot md sizzling, sweat
great rivers Of Precipitation, and TIC aforcsald
| hope that 1t had becn hugGtng forsfuuss took;on
the conditioner sqneczcd lemon trnmplcd up.
derfoot Of meu. The weather man and Ais de-
lualvc representations were yoted frauds Of tho
most untuitfgatcd stsfup, and The aforesaid nn1,
nc bcL oDout laying ID lrcan 6upplfeS ot 1ab3,
linen busters, sun.umbrcl!as, ice-watcr, lemon
ado. etc. HAVING made ut, tts mimi In .nr,rs :.
1,nr .t.1, -tt II, H. o',,.,,,.,,,., ~.
.1.,, e,.,o. ~. ~. '1at "ae pos
slntc andeF the circumstances
Along Ia The ercning-rathcr later, however.
than usuYl-a slight Breeze dit sprtnp nm
fhc,ol, II c.t;na fr,C, tho w..t t..,a.s p'
north, and though It demonstrated eyea moro
clearly than erer that the weather prophet occ1-
sfounllv gocs Il blind on hIs recommendations
n,,t tie hreeze woa s,;obt.-rarv slioht ~,n.1
49,, ..ss I,t1. .t..,.a =. @
'nefo "aS iete 'it'ue ID 't7-not enough TO
allay the vigorous aeSkthg-up. Which everybody
hnd experienced during the day.
L The yeatbcr ycsterdav wns natnra,1v vs-r
.ovo-o ~, .hn ,sr,s.-,,,s n..,,;".s s.s.'. ~
1e'e.s ~. ~ '.'s p.a"'1'' etecos "to
nfaw the stfeetears as well as others,-hut
every means Of providing against funstroke
were resortct to. and nm ounro o5 nrcv.ntton
a0uin rrore1 to bo halter thrn .py.r.1 ,,,,,.d.
"k"''t p'e'o@ " w '9s'~' '""" oo''su' pou11ue
u cure.
The heat record OF the daY, as furnished By
Mapasse, TIM TRIBUNE optjcjan. II A fnIIoua.
4. n, IL de1,esa. IN ~ ~. 10 r.. a..
~: o. n. s ~ - "'' - " -
tn' vi .. .n'' o. naso'netes ~ a. h'., -''57i
Up. fn.+ 2ots'
Owing to the Increased heat, and tho debility
lay. the nunnbsr Of casnn,t,,s us. 1orgafv to-
,.o..oa 'e~'J -"
-. S" ,,,.., ,,-,.,
o,.lt. - -, >. ,.",n,. a1"'sn'' . -, WIN III
ns'',S ~ ~ A"ta '" ooose As'a'la oeaf
Ias n'sie'oo s''cet ps.oeo' "as sn"ss.acK' he
WIS tHkfu NJ ouC9 10 Ills n0tl4+ NO. ~ lUETH61in
, 1879-07-16

INDICATIONS.
ovr'cH ~ TIN CHfrr sioNA1 OFFICER,
WAsHfsnroS. u. e., duly Id + n.-fodlca-
tlonh: For tic Tennessee and Ohio Valleys
slRhly lower pressure and higher tsm perature,
sonulsF'y winds md clear weather, possibly
fo'lowed IN tho western portions By cooler
northcrly winds.
Ia the Upper Mhsfasippi and Lower Missouri
Vaaleys, stationary or risiug f,,.onetef, north
efly Winds. stationary Ut lower Temperature,
and partly el0udy waatllcs.
For the Lake region. warmer. southwest,
seern9 TO northwest winds. partly cloudy
'wcather. occasional light local rains, stationary
or sisng barometer.
Lou4t 01sEKvATfurs.
, 1879-07-16

YAnxToN, D. T., July 15.-h furious storm Of
ratn and wind occurred from 3 to o'clock this
morning, during which ttu1c three mad onc4tcnth
bridges carEfot Away.
, 1879-07-16

TORONTO, Chm, july 15.:-Yestertlay MA s>o
hottest day Of tho seasou. There rero bs1eral
CAKES Of sunstsoko4 onu: man nktnad Tosssn
dying.
TonoNfo, Jufy f5.-Severn tbunder-Atorms, Ae..
tompnntcd by hail and 1icavy wtud, wsre report
ed from various partA Of the Province thin altar
noon. doing great damsec to buildings nd
crops.
, 1879-07-16

few ten1thH 1t promises to he thu mist ex-
citing event that ever ttahsptTcd ID aquatic cir.
tlet IN this city.
, 1879-07-16

CISs1HHAT1, o., Ju'y 15.-6eorKe Poppenberg,
aged atn,u. Is, residing In the eastern part Of
the city, was proatrated by heat yesterday after
noon aud dtcd during last night.
, 1879-07-16

been sofao casca OF suustntke. Aeo1ored COACH
man fell uear the Treasury. Tho mercury IN
shady placc within thick st1nc walls In The
Observa&ery tuldtnE marked 98taH d IL: >.
, 1879-07-16
Nt1Ns ArnrGp.
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Tlor................ 0 o o o 0 o. O
NUNS BANNED.
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Troy y,...,.,., ,.,.,.n 0 U O @ o.

st: ss!!s:!s: ss:!ss*~ ::........S .5S$2$ s$$ss$s-ss
ii,:.Dslfynpl. re.e9., wl}.smson Ym
'efnss: Thfs: .b."e b',s'hf hftt@t&s:,nf,n,.on. aots:
Rirat b.. ~ errors-t'hteaso. .; Troy. ].
nonhio nlays--Caskihe. Itawtra snd Brout1,ers
l; linwt;s and Ittonthsis,. L; Flint aud Anaon. l.
lM;I1.a MI1a ,rife1,;;s7J!.rsdlsy, r. Jy, !.
NOTES.
8evsn hsse hits Ia good showing for Hanki1-
sons pitching, as tho Troys are heavy battcrs.
Rcmsen will play centro field in to.day's Ranc
unless eon,o unforeseen ctrcumstnaco should
prevent. '
Chicago baa proven to b the best balf city in
two to ono.
Baton, Mack, and Do1an, Of the dtsbsntcd
Ut,raa. WIN probably 70 TO Springfield, Mass,
and toin the club Of that city.
!, Larkin's lame arm still ttonb1es him, and WAS
the cause OF hta nun appearance yesterday. He
hopes to be fn shaps by next week.
His many friends 10 Chicago Will bo patucd 10
learn that BradteY's littIe son Il lying danger.
oisly III It hts fathers homo in Nsw Yurk
State.
The defeat Of Providence by Cincinnati yes
terday made the boys feel happy, md immedt
atelY upon receipt Of The news Anson and Flint
took drfnk-of icc-water.
Riley and Hawkes. we're "1oder the wcath.
er" yestcrdaY,-in fact, too nfek to play. Bnt,
with no substitutes at hand, It was a case Of
groundho9, md 50 they did as we'll As possible
Riley playing anciy.
Carey, Of the Clcselands. Is up to his old
tricks Alter making wholly anoxcusablo
error In last Thursday's game, hs nbuscd
Phillips In shameful manncr because tue lat
tsr did not throw bail % ho directed.-.rt-
change.
Dear old Aunt Lucy Peppersaucc, Of the Bos-
ton Herald. says: Boston people, must havc y
Q queer idea Of tho people in attendance at the
ball games 70 Chicago Il they believe the cat
city. It 70 rather disgusting to the reader AMI
lover Of baseball to pick up paper giving
m account Of = game, to find tho main part
@ tskeh up bT 'tlly eat yam, and scarcely any,,
nu application Of the cat themselves" 1t Is
hardly necessary to say that the opinion OF
" Boston people y Is not What Chicago reporters
have in mind when wrltlng tAcir accounts Of bali
gamcs.
TILE NORTHwEsTERN LRAduH pEFuNcr.
The Northwestern League. which began tho
season with such good prospects Of success, hns
rctercd ou:. The faets In tho casc arc pre-
scntcd By tie Davenport 1asstte, as follows. It
i1 but mir 70 say, however, that tho slur at tic
Dubuque Club Ii undcscrvcd:
Tho Northwestern League. which started out 50
brilliantly two Honths dGo. hns had to give way.
between the clubs composing 1t. The Omana AS
s IT, "ss o e
lowod quit, and their nembcrs have most Of theu,
secured new eneasemenfs The Dayenporta have
way back from omaha they lit Hayes and acphcc
nt connc! rnt!s. Thursday evening Mccatrfcy
, 1879-07-16

WARRINGTON, d. O., Ju1y. 15.-ro-day has
been, In the opinion Of the Inhabitants, whatever
tie Thermometer may show, the hottest aud
most unendurshle Of the. eessou. There have
, 1879-07-16

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LONDON, July 15.-The steamships Rhoin andy
Ethiopia. from New York, have arrived ont
SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.-sasfed, stestacp.
BclgEc, for Hong Kong, ria Yokohama.
, 1879-07-16
DEttnkFHNF99.

DR., Dungtt, disco1erct Of the cinchona euro for,
drunkenness, cuEes NIL tassA Room ~ Falne1
, 1879-07-16

Tw<-.:.1}H; 2:2a!&: 2:.7.
eeennd race, trotttug, 2:2l class, purse 31oo.
Entries: Lucille Belle Brassded, Deck Wright,
Powers. EleA Good. Btx t,eats wero had, and
the race continued until Tomorrow.
, 1879-07-16


CINCINNATI, July 15.-1he Cincinnati Club
1stons!tesl sh1 Providence visitors thIa aiter.'
noon By giving tfem reception several degrees
hotter than the weather, by an almost ,,prrr.
eedsntcd G 20 exhibition N the aetd they whitswssh-
st a'e ti5Ass nine times Ia succession. and hr
nara httstnC md lurky bAsa-runusng, assisted oY
n" wfotched feld-plaY Of their opponsuts, they
nufts M up record Of runs, Ward vas Bit for
AYa oasss 10 tha Arat three innA,ge, anl then
Eaye way to Matthews, who pitched vory effect.
mS,y, out VA Nofulfy lett 10 fhs turch BY bis
colltatles. Brown. IN particular, WAS out of
ior1n. made four Wild throws, md 1atl three
has'ea fa9 ,d}.1 1,il'' c'ne!nnetl bit M.,hsws
Two IN tho fourth lnulng, two III tic sixth 10.
s,5nl n!ng, two to ths seventh, aud three in tho
sRasns bnt Their runs we're not earned, Tho
nany aelainE ehahcrs falling through hIuufieru,
ln the eighth inning three htls wars maIe IN
y succession. but 2 chance for ,hs third our had
t, necI. onsred: The Providence men were cjay II,
". Whites hanas. Three only reaehed second e ID
base. -Four tlmss they went out 10 ope, aTo.
three order. Fits anea eatnel arst, ens ect Il
On balls. and enc On The only othes error mAds
bT CinctnnMl,-a tumble Of Herhsfdt,
, 1879-07-16

, Nsst base on srEess-ctneInnasi, 9; p,otidenc,,
0'ltousks, !.
Lott on baaes--Etnclpnati D: Providence, L.
stsuek out-keliy. l.: Whtts. /: Barnes, /;
Etowu, l; MAtbewA j.
1ve; reI b.ss ht*-piekstse1, !; bu1ks, i: u.aa.,