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there Il cnoup1, to satisty the most 7oracous
patron Ut t1c circus.



A Gctman-AmetIcAp fe.nafe milk vcpior, Ia
lore With a mason. and mason in 1ove with
thc tIerrnan-Amerlcnn female tnilk-ventler;
long.loat daughter, and a professional bc1car;
musIcteacllcr, eccentric md prnr; dctoctlvo;
eua1l ctlttion OF A,,intda1 snek servcl up rs
kllndaY.sclloo1 teacher: ricf nnl vulgar
widow. poor hut houcst tolxIng-ssouRc keeper;
n,n! roportcr,-thcso arc The pcssonagcs
who srot out and In during four acta
of an entertainment offered at McVFckcrs lust
night under the title Of "Tina. tho Slik-Venl-
cr." Tic nbsencu of TIC anttot'a nh1ne On the
bills, wc rcVret to say, renders Impossible ior
Unknown calls 1t a fnrca cotnFtit. 1t may be,
but Il is q farcc comedy, without wit, with
'tm most .pucrt1c dialogue. with t,m
tncrcst skelcto1s Of ch,fastcrs. N;. w,th
absence nj dramatic sklll In its cat.strucitIn.
The plnY we arc told, was taken frn1n the Ger
man, n.ul they say tint 'n lls or!riusl stano It
was c|cver work. II 80, It has lost ts bea,ltlcs
ni,scnco Of strength Tor Interest "'rlna" eau
only bo compared to the play IN which Miss
Tcttenborn wns unfortunate enough to aepcar In
last Monday evening. Wf'nt WI hnye kaid tn
rcuas,1 to this tn,ly Hrealv wn tai. only repeat
aftor sgcng tho norfor1nnnrc ri laAt night. Sho
chnnot ho looked upon ~ d good Boubrettc. Her
voce is not musical; Il Is thin alm harsh; IN
tart tlers i nut a good tone III her voice, md
shown IN hcr limitations. HIT sho Is
rood.looklnr, has a bouncing. imasling wny
Upon tic stage, which, doubtless n1cascs
sonc, an,l al1c dresses well. Miss Susie Parker.
on the other ha,rl, doesn't know how tp w.ar
her c!osses; but sfo sings hcttrrr tknn t!e ktar,
-and TINT 10 no. saying tnucl., Mr. II. y.
Ftskr. gentleman with d voice which n,ny bG
| compared to a cross between h.fnl'
enw a.nl barrcl-orran nut Of tune
accompanies Miss Tettcnburn tu Lci
tlucta nm1 manages prettY cfffctna11y
10 k, Whatever etsod tlirrc Is IN The 1ntlv'e cl
forts. The support Il substantially the same ~
tint OF last weat, a1ld tho less said Of tho !uli
yIduai pcssonatlons tho better.
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keen tic tcorca Of all tl,n cttitcstnta tnt each
tprsts, l,y ,1tnt 0i lltttn energy, can ecu how
h'a Or hcr friends nrc dt'lng. TIC tnrEcts arH uf
uniform alzc, being fn,lr foot In diameter.
Thu headquarters uf tfle Archery Association
nrn at this Sherman 1touse. md the Executive
Committee will hold daily ecs.ons there to cor,-
HI.lcr et,r mntters NJ t,sppGtlY et1Ho before 1t.
Tie urclera from varlo,ss elscs began arrlv!ug
SnN1at, nthI ty Inst evening the following 1.ad
reported to tho becrotary:
<Ar,tcn Archcrs, ot Marietta. o. III. T.. ro'dine.
[hnn. Edwln Howl. Lnre,,zo DeysI. Icase 1,esnl.
To ado Archery Club, OF Tncf!D. D.-A. !.
tc'nycar. II ~ smth. u. Y. t. Man1ey, II. A.
}lnycs. 7. +. lie Barron.
Wnbn*h Marry fl1wmtn. NJ Charlottesville, Ind.
Tile 1!nn+ Manrtca Thompson. Father NJ Arch.
cEY: William II. rh1mpton. ,1nfn a.. f'1oe. T: y.
3noc+ Theodore McMechan. ". NJ. Brewer. Hob.
CT, Smith. and tart. Talbot.
Gfcxcegt llowsnen. OF Charlotte, Mich. -E. T.
ChnFch. 7. y. Dnflrstf. and ecyornl 1ades.
tsmn'oaHs hrchers, of Lawrence. KaH.-f. II.
PAtfHtEnu.
Chicago Archery Aasoc,ntion-~Waltor r.arnei,
Waltar fsnFnliau,, \. q. Spnid!n1. ]. u. FatrMel+
F. =. Egan, I. =. Collins, ". L. Shepard. aud ".
,I!,s1!.9i Iatk A'e!,or.--!t. g. .casyes;, +: p.
Cartcr.
The following ladies' also reported from Craw-
forlsyillc. Ind: Mrs. H.. 'Thomp.on:' Mrs.
William Thnmnson. .stra. John !.ee, Mrs. NJ.
Klein. Mrs. W. T. i}ruat,, Mra. II. q. .lanfaary.
Mrs. Theo Nrsfrcl,an. l.atlIes from liighlrnt1
Park, H.: DctMret sfsch:: Drs Monss. Ia
k0komo, fn1.: Brook1yn, Batavia, and Buffalo.
N. y, nre n1en eypcctel to ho present md take
tart In tO-tfdyts shooting.
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WAGES ON FARMS.
REPORT ny THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMEN,
ON Tit1a 6atiilEi.T,

oS IAts soH'si
~ 7tto'npA 70 St'c 'nfs 1r7'aas'
WASHINGTON, d. e., +arg. IAN tnterest'ng
chapter in the Forthcoming report Of the CuH-
missioner Of Agriculture will bo that relating to
1nc aes'cu,tu1ai lauo' ea'a''s''. ae nspa.t.
mcnt has been gathering information IN eScry
county in the Union With regard to the ratio Of
warus maid to faym- -laboress and the average
,oot ~ il,trr.
eUys y. s.h' +.. T., -, nx
inc rstuIns o''elo be t'.o tnes 'i.'t Il" ~. 4uht'
tors OF the Union with the exception OF Mime
aota, California, Colorado, Oregon, New Maxtco,
"st - 49,, r.. fas,n'iaharo.s I,no,,nn, ,,rtr,,
rus u pes ~ . ,n', ~ u9.,nIu 4a.s.,7
'he year enafns 'ast Afr'I from 70 10 PSF eeat.
At the fan'e timc' the expense Of living III The
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a lnYer md tls swootlrars recently drowned
themselves in u nitl-pond usas London. Eug.
The tno1Ive waa given In i letter found In the
hDear Sir. Pa.kinson--ypu hare tried harsi for
long tltnu tu part your lauGhtur Catterlns
from, inc, but you havo fsllad In tlru!ng llur
tulnA from. nu. Knowing that sou would not
been determined not to part from each Other,
and cur bo4lias will bo found III this pond. Wo
lave both committed suici4s toguthaE: Yo1ts,
JAMES William Thoulpsut,, July -, lS10." Mr,
Parkinson, IN auswor 70 tiu CoEuner. said tl!at
t,a,sl Of ills daughter. liz did nut thlnk Thonp"
son was eapabto Ut knenit.s wife. uni aa re-.
fused .This appeared TO unset their tli'us, a1Ht
Ills daughter said fhat unltss sln haJ Thotupson
tls daughter s,Ntluu1Y Disappeared froEn, ,lta
housu, aud 1o uvycr afterward saw her ailYc'
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l.
uooley's Thcstre will be closed for two
weeks,
William n. Ward, tic well-knoun actor, died
suddenly Of dropsy last week, ag,sl 81.
Mr. Ed Thorne, who PLAYS with tbs Dillon
party next Monday ut McVfekcfs. Is In town.
"Tbc Bankers Daughter" began tho third
,seel, Of It's successful run ct lIaycsly's lust
night,
Tic +lEfrror says that Mario Williams, late OF
the Colvilc Folly troupe, Is nut coming back
thts scason.
sotllcrn talks Of oucn!ng his season with
Oxcnlord's " Brother Satn," n play tn which the
clever comedian Is we'll known.
"lIal,!t ID second nature" sail tho dramatic
critic, as he gazcd Mt the burIeaHnc actrcss ar
rayca TT i!csh-eolorcl, close-1tt'ni. gattnents.-
Liosson Post.
Boucscault has concluded to write an original
play lhle Bcaaon, anu French n1thors sleep
srusting!y Without a dog IN tho yard.-.Ssw
Or1eans P4cdgaHe.
York debut ut the Park Theatre, Now ynrk, on
aug. Is, will he supported BY alcssrs. Joseph
Whcrlock and Ercdettck Robinson, Helen Trncy,
nt,I Gusso do Forrest.
James II. Wallccls WAS ycsterlay arrested on
en-. sd. for $149 Issued from The County Court nj
the instance Of Engene felIowos, Assignee oi
James Appleton Wilson, former proprietor Vi
the Grand Central Iloto. Mr.. w.. l.. Eden
gay1 bond, Anl Mr.. .'anes II. Wa1leek-nut
Wallack, as sometimes incorrectly glVcn-was
once moro free
Charles Augustus. at the c1rcus.prounls on
SATURDAY carclcssly stumbled against tho pro.
prlctor in The crowd. After asking pardon. ht
turned TO Arabella and satd: "That was Adm
Forcpaugll.h Arabot!a. whose sense Of pro
prietY and Froncl waa shocked, replied: " Yor
SHOULD say MI unfortunate fnnx pas" "Un
Fortunate" exclaimed e. A., with cora
tint lays over tho greatest show on earth
md a herd Of fourteen elephants lf-}7ar{fort
Post.
AT tho middle Of a performance In York til.
ottltcr night, the manager eamo upun tie stage
and announced TINT Cool burgess thc negro
minstrel who, on Tuesday night, shot William
". WagcrlY, tho alleged bntraver Of tl,s wife {.
n t1ntol III Toronto, Canulal would uext appear
| As the manager passed on tho stage Burgess
came on, anll was received With .app!ause. I'll
sang one song, nntl gave recitation for an Gu
core. 4 third time hu returned to tho stage
but l'o was evilontiy much excited BY renlarl
uBtlu by soulc person occpytug fron
sent In The audience. The remark VA
INN immediate '''"1a "p1aaisabotSeood, 'lu but Il con M
cltrlly, ctlcd out, III am not n murderer.
have ncVar hurt, tIan. woman, or child, nMtt
nm not snrry fur what did in Cnnnlla. Wfd9
erly t,ad pursued nc about, ruined mr. wife
wrecked mt iinpes. On That OCCASION fo fol
loved ma almost to thu bedside at my lyn
nutller, arsd 1t havn any regret It ts t!lat dl'
not kill him. II anybody has anything to sny
| lot him como out like nun, md Will nice
him like q r,!an: You must excuse mo; hav
mil cannot sing agatn tanght." burgess the,
left the stnGo amid loud applause.
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JEFF. DAVIS.
He Declines to Say Anything About tho
Dnrsoy yyi]1-rroGrass OF Ills AutobioE-
rnpAy-The NltaAissipp1 9cnatoral,tp.

He Declines to Say Anything About the
nors"y Wi1l-rrogrsss OF Ills Autobtog-
rnphY--Tho sltaaisEippl scnatoral,tp.
Et,c Orleans tTcaKnae Aug. :.
Ex-President Davis, accompanied by Mrs.
Davis, WIS registered at tho st. Charles Hotel
On yesterday. During the forenoon he WAS CO.
gagged iu attending to somc business matters.
md 1t was not until the afternoon that repro
tentative Of this paper was able to have ut Ill
tcsyiew with him. Mr. Davis waa found in the
rotu,da IN conversation with friend.
mir. Davis," remarked tho reporter, I" the,
Iieaynns desires IN interview With your
IAN Interview With moi That is houcthlnE
mover allov, and you ought to know 1t by this
time,' was the reply, while kindly smtle np-
pcarcd on the speakers face.
II hare used the wrong word, perhaps.
Whnt we wish Is to direct your attention to
certain allegations in regard to tho will OF Mrs.
Dorsey, made by tho Northern mud Western
press, anil to Eet a statement from you rs to
thejr truth or falsity," explained the reporter
tl must certainly decline to say anything
w.atcycr about my pstyase Affairs" was Mr.
DAVIS yery decided anawcr.
u But these rsfcctions are Of 90 grave
naturo # wes thought Sou might care to
a,,swer theu11n
"oh. no, shall not. put / m, grateful to
the Southern press for defending mo-"
u Hayc yOtl re1d ul1 4torIes alluded toE'
II have rcad some. but Il would taltc 10 my
entire time to read ttlc1n ali." And Mr.. Davts
laughed ua If amused At tho itlea.
Then sm n 70 andsts:sa you positively do
!" You are. Now put yourself in 1ny place and
eco II you would, under Tue samo circumstances
do whnt you ask mo TO-"
"Ccsta!uly, you uro better able to Judge than
IN answ urud the reporter who, being unwilling
IL prcss Mr.. Davis further, chnneed The subject
'sThcra's one topic about which you will prob.
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SUICIDE.


ftecf1f M1L1tca 10 JHs 9TouHA
DAVENPORT, fa., Aug. 1l.-9aturlay night
theru arrlyet at tho Fourth Avenue ltotul, III
Rork Island, q wcll4!ressctl old gentleman who
registered as Henry Miller. ilo stayed Ut the
hotel till thia AFTERNOON. telling the clerk that
he had come from California a coltpto Of Years
sgu, whore hu went 10 Yistt his soma, and hal
spout tho Intervening tiu,e at Cttuton, where hs
trunks nu.l bacgnee npw wesu. ;. This AftcrnunN
hu went out ntll bought u dose of sttychu!ue.
which ha Immediately took. ConynIstons fol-
lowed, anu, !n spite OF medical attention, he
died couplu of hours later. Gcnera! uesEota.
lengv nnl poverty wcro probably tue cnusos III
ttlu kuigIuU,
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THE NAT1oEA1. TOURNAMENT.
TlIe three days tournament of the National
Archery Association begins 1T 10 O'Clock this
morning at Wlltte-stocAinE Park, ioot Of WASH
iMgtun street. Tho programme Tor The outieG
tournament WIS given Il, Sundays TRIBUNE,
but TINT Tor to-day consists Ia the Shoots for
National prizes. Indies will sheot forty.e!ght
arrows At thirty yards. and tho gentlemen forty
eight arrows aI sixty ,yarda, nnd nius.y-six at
ladlcs-Isost scora, trst prize, uiivcE TIA SGT;
second score, SECOND prize, connato set Of lry-
!ne's works: third score, third prize, silver casa.
uasEati fourth score, fourth urxc, cloek md side
glass; sixth seoto, sixth prize, .set ot lawn
ionn's. Atoat hits, ono box OF perfumery;
most ''go!ds'" AUTOGRAPH copy Wttchery
oI Areheryn pfess;n,te!, pe.,;, ~ bv Maurice Thon'p,
half dozen how-str'ngs, presented. by A.
monliaie; most "blacks," COPY OF the Eaytish
1a Ayeag x ret .,sSoas %Es'" rdr ,r1yss sss
men; Best gross tcurc, $40; SECOND gross seure,
tll; third gross aes'ro, $5o; fourth gross score.
so; nth Truss seorc sso; sixth gross ssorc,
go. Most Rross "lnts" album; G'ost ,,s, "Eols,"
each OF colors; lnuat 'blacks," law!l.rack: !:
most "whites," halfdozcu arrows. For tho
tlrat gold at sixty yArds l.alsolns Hulyor n
e!yen. Tlls THIRD contest viii By ladlcs ha,itll.
G1E. lhG Iaulth VIII ne A"asata NV H.'uMu@
prizes In this halicap, III SCORES made Ut tHlrtf
Yards will forty-cuht arrows; First prize. silver
Gun; sccl,nl pr1za, car4case: third orizc, half
dozen prlze.urtows. Slost Vo!ls, alabastar thcr-
t naouioter; must reds, qu!vor aud tasscl; most
blues, work.baskut; most blacks, arul-g.asu' !
most whites, tasscl: most misses, photograph.
| To-rnorrow's entertainment will closa With a
coutscncn's ha,ltIrap.-tlirty arrows Ut forts
yards. First prize, selt'saake how; sccoul prize
tackcd how; third prize. backed bow; moat
nplls, half.lozen arrows; most reds, lnwn'rack; !;
most blues Fufe4t atui STREAM, utie yeAr; poor
| est score. 1imericaa .isrhsrH Rtgtttr
Yesterday afternoon tue Elounds were put IN
order for to.daYs spoEt, tcn tarEets holtsK cFest
day. TGrru vii be d herAld for cach target,
! uL.I, after twentY-inuF arrows haYa bcen shot,
he viii ruturt ,ll scare to Tho central scoFtr II
II not expected that lhe aud!eace Hllt oo able to
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SALT EHEUbf on BODY
And L1mbs. Obliged to 70 about OF
Crutoho3. 4 wonderful cure.


Crutohos. 4 wonderful cure.
Mcsars WKEKa & PorTE8-Oenttomcn: In jus-
tfcc to those who n.ay nuffee 1s have 1u1fereo.
and ~ q grateful acknowledgment Of the cuFo
have received from tho tlsc Of the CurEcuHA REM-
Ep,ns, l voluntarily make the following atato-
Mcnt: .
have lad Salt Rheum OIL my body and On ono
leg In very aggravated forn, for eight years. M
kind VI reatneut. or medicine. or doctors. during
this time. did mt any permanent good. Ny ft!endf
In Maiden md elsewnere know that travo been
great sufferer, md that my condition at timer has
to Ind curo, or uyen tcltcf. In fact, when be:
Eau tho use Of CuTtcunA, my !!mh was 30 raw nnu
tenuor that could not bear my weight on It With.
cur the skin cracking and bleeding nnd was obliged
TO 70 about on crutcheo. commenced to use tht
C..r,cuRA in APRIL aud at once realized Its bene-
hctal effects. II gradually drew the Inflammation
ind hun!ot to ntd As inst ~ 1t appeared
healed It. At timGs iArGe quantities would come ia
tho sutfacc,. causing burning heat, Inflammation,
sweinp, and itching, which, under the constant nto
OF Cur1cunA. would lnnldty hnbs!de md heal.
Each ttnla these Oatbrcass grew lcas anu less -"
vcro and nuatly leappeaFcd, leaving ina perfectly
cured. used thu CurlouHA avo months. hnd took
the 1tEkoLyENr most q! the tln,e. which weru tho
only remedies used. l think tho HkeaLvENr
vesy strengthening and purliytnr medicine to tako
la tuch extreme coses AZ raipe because tbs d1soaso
II 10 weakening to tho system.
Very gratefully yours.
Mrs. ASA H.: BROWN.
-zS y
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6p<e.a6 Diftatch !" J1s Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. e., Aug. l.-Sonator Beck
arrived hero totlny afil made a soclal call on
t.,p President. lIe lcavcs NJ oIlco for Newport
nnl Providence fnr littlo recreation Ut tho sea
side, conbinul With the performance Of bis
duty upon tic Sunata Committee u0W summer.
luz at those WAter!llE-p!acus.
APPOINTMENT.
The President has appnEnted Richard Harvey
Register OF tits L,nl Olllce Ut Guntsal CITY,
{.nl.
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AAN FRAxc1sco, AuQ. liza Eureka (Nev.)
dispatch sa1s tile Cl,asroal lurncrs' Association,
numbering about a,VU. mostly Itall-lla, work.
lng about thirty t1lilus north Ut tho town. struck
Tor higher ,atos, u,l rcfused to alEow tean,s
from ills mills 10 load. They ordered 1lem
buck to tuwn, aud duisl thu Slleettf Nui rosat.
TAu Ooyuruor has CALLED nut tlE % companies ot
militia. They leave b. special trHiu tunight.
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A. n. ConNELr. Is tho CHANT candidate Tor
t,oycrnor OF Nav York. 1lunco tho vigorous
work Of "tilo mnchno" to bring about this
nomination In Inc Convention.
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(G9ticur'a


Ths success attending The use Of these Rrsat rom.
ccs In tile ttrafnunt o! affections Of the Skin and
Scalp with Loss Of Halt Ia rstonlshlnE. From, every
acknowledgements Of what might bs caleb mtacn-
lonA cures. MetsrA. Weciss l. fottur extend the!I
thanka to all who have epokcn = good word fot
CuricCRX, CUTIcuRA SOAR; and CuTfcuRA Re.
sotyEsr, aud will thankfully rccciro reports ot
naX cA9ol MheleTef they QccuE.
, 1879-08-12

chsnso Hnns oc:orn1c:.i-cincinnati i: ), chicaso,
TWo. n"sf iit.lioialins plskeraon, Larkln,
iis.c. on called halls-None.
rirst tstf base on Cincinnati, ~ Chicago, 8.
Esis r 5s'st5Sinsqna;1,, u 6; N,;sa Ga1eago' T.
U.np!ro -Ueorgo Miller, Cincinnati.
BOSTON rErEATs TROY.
Enst}aE Dfspafth to Ths Tribune.
TnoY, MY AuQ. 1f.-Tlle Troys wcrc both
outbattcd md outfpldcd to-day. sntw!thstallu-
luz tl,u fact tin, thy earned three runs lii the
iirst inning. jnnca n,as1o another hume run,
aud oil the I'ostons p1ave1 veil. I!'c =, TroyA
presented two now players, Nclao1 nnI Tny!or,
ind appear to be improving under Mr. far-
Gusou's management.
10y 'S"'.s.- .'s-... ........5 - s : : s.
Tuns caffnei-'rros. 5; noaton. 2.
rwn. ta1e hitA--Caakins, bsouthoEs 2. Sutton.
aaso hits-i,ostoi,, II; total, 49, Troy, g.; total,
s:ss s:ss.mHs'!s On n;'z; ps.ton, d.
1,asca on ,,a}la-lloston, g.
s:t:a fs:t q ss:s1xs: %;:.:ss; {; L sii'S% fsis,
Wild pt.ctl-1lrah1ny, !.
sirkcr s cailed~oa isradlcy, 81; oif !oni, 2:'.
Timr nf gamc-Two hours and tl!rtY-ayc minutes.
UmpIrs--Dantels
PROVIDENCE HAS 4 HAND RourFIE WITH SYRIA
CUsE.
specie, DspascA to 3hs Trfawn<
SYRACUSE, N. y. Aug. 1f.-Tllo stnrs md
Providence played anotiHr extraordinary caine
In lhIs city tt,-.tny, lasting twelve iu,Es:. The
itors getting tllr best ot t1e former. md tho
Stars tlu beat Of the inter, attouIb ter errors
were more numerous. III the last lnAtsrgt after
two l'uns wore ou., i'rown hlt for three iasss.
, 1879-08-12
CROP NOTES.
ILLINOIS,
ffp4ridI pispAIch 10 1.hA IffhHNs.

DECATUR. ILL.,, Aug. ll.-NcartY 100000 buall-
ola Of whent hive been received FROM tho farm
era Of Macon County br Decatur tnillcrs within
The past twenty days, Tho prices ranging from
90 to N5 ccuts a bushe At Que Of t1o mills on
Saturday, hoEr after hour, there wero as many
as ufty tualns waiting tD 6n unloatsal. Corn Ii
look!ul, worry we'll and Will yied rs laEgo rs ever.
, 1879-08-12

ssxcial UlspdtcA to Ths 7ttbHnk
ROCHESTER,, MI,ln,, Aug. 11.-stacktng is well
uutlur way. somo few farmers have finished,
and have commenced tim!r fall plowine. This
et,inch-bugs aru going for the corn. Wlsre
they wGra ihe th[rkcst on Tho what they III RY
damage it somc, but haYa not ~ yut. Weather
n..n
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PEDESTIsIltNIHM.

New YonK, aug. lis. 7. Foilcrtneyer, who
bornn an attempt to wheel harrow l50 miles
or moro in six daYs, Mt tho Rink, nt 12:17 thts
morning, ut noon to-day Ind nadc flfty-ayc
miles.
, 1879-08-12

jerome Donaparto believes that llo would
be ua1nbotta man in Ills p!aco.
Ex-senator Bprnguo eviient1y holda that
uertnsn IA not tho language of love.
Mr., Stanley, who Is In South Africa, will
n1csse discover Cotywnyo and oblgo En9lpnd.
John shorman pretopds to bo convinced
thu. tho dark horao 10 not 40 dark a. hc Is paintod
Noljio Grnnt sartoria hna another littlo
rtr]. .Thfs Ia my hoom," shc proudly e1ctams.
Mr. Murray moroly olopod with his b,ich-
board. Tho young lady is safo ut homo IN no'ton'
"Why TO they want to han9 mo? Mn
not pedestrian" sadly cxc1aims Mr. chnstsne
Cox.
5finistora arc but mortals aftor all. Tho
Rev. Mr. Murray could not kcon up tho 1o'1fa
Llu!e.
Tho election of blackburn, of Konencky,
IA q nqapcr Southern outrage than tho aazoo
ntfair.
The only placo whsro tho bntt1-heada Ito
not struggle Tor tho front soaN Is IN taa lho'ah
country.
Prayer.meotinga are hold daily Mt Saratoga
TO prcscrvo the place from political caueuscs. VIC
suppose.
Massachusetts must mike Bon Butler
Governor, OF the widow will sue for breach OF
promise.
Arr. Hnnlan evidently thinks that ho con
hest nrcscryo Ills tnurels by keeping away from
Courtney.
Mr.. Fedhter was q high liver, and, rs n
consequence, wc hear that bis liver wAs ouosoub-
" cnlArgcd.
Tho nporest board in tho country is tho
National Board Of icalh It Is poorns than boaEl
for 81 week.
I nm in tho saloon business do not
want to row Courtney, but will SGT up tho bcof-
Ed.oard Lantaa.
To prevent tho spread Of yellow-fovor tho
country should promptly quarantine against
blackburn, Of kentucky.
The Empress E,,gonio mado five Wits to
her sons tomb, each time being quito alone,
during Tho wcek hiding July 90.
A Rochester paper informs contemporary
that Susan \. Anthony tns no children. Wo
should say not. Miss Anth onY IL no. French
actreas. VIC hopo.
Tho scandals in circulation involving tho
namo Of stnntor Conkllng aro doubtless untrue.
Mr. Conklng Ia Too n,ucl, III lnyc With hl1nsu!f to
ever fall In loyo with anybody else.
Mr.. Wattcrson mentions himself nnani.
mously for tho Vico. Presidency, but Mr.. Waiter.
sons language Is not sucl. ns the truo fisherman
prcscrbcs in ordat to inauFo good luck.
Thomas Hendricks says ho is confident Of
Ewlne's e!ectfon. 1t Is probably tho same mis-.
guided condition Of mini which lcads Thomas to
regard his own political cbaaces as luminous.
An exchange snys: IA lady medium Of
13oston has information from Heaven That HITLER
will be tho ncxt Governor Of lasaachusctts.'
Isn't there mistake as 10 the pacb tho Informs
ton came from?
,.tA. 4. l..
, 1879-08-12
The chtcagos Again Roughly
Handled by Their Worst
Enemies.
Providence and Boston hlcan-
while Keeping Up Thotr
Forward March.
First Annual Tournament OF the
National Archery As5o-
citation.
The Prizes to Bo Shot for To-Day--LiBt
Of tho Contestants, Etc.
DASE-HAL1l.
CINCINNATI DEFEATS CHICAGO.
.4 r,..,ut.b IN T>A E1fhttnh

EnttfNf N!V'HftA 10 7Ht sTIuHHh
C,ac1rsArt, o., Aug. 11.-Tho Clnclnnatfa
aovcntf1 victory Hycr the Chicneos was ens'Fy won
to-day by tho heavy htttcrs III thu third Inning,
when Ilotaltnr, Kelly. McVey Dic1icrson, a'fl
j. White hit safuly In succession for Il toial U!
nix bases aud four runs. All Of tlle runs would
bayo bcon earned had not Qnrat fatca To nrcons
m opportunity to r,t nut liotnl!ng wh!lo plar-
lnr oIr secoul The Clltcagos could not hit ".
White will, any effect. Ona OF l}alrympie's two
hits was doubtful md they nnYer got Two hits
in one tuutng. Tn Tho field tho clubs played an
oven und not brilliant game.
THE Htut,I.
, 1879-08-12

l,rltlat, Exports 10 tho Unlted AtateA.
In tlelr roport for 1876 tho HrltIsh ColIlsnis-
bioli Of Customs poiut Significantly to the fact
, 1879-08-12
WASHINGTON.
Amounts Collected in the Several
Western Revenue Dis.
tricts.
Btatistjos Relative to Farm.Lahor in
Different Sections Of tho
Country.
INTERNAL REVENUE.

1HlE13 FOR TIE EEDIN1
!9peesdl L4&D1seh to Tht TrtbHn.
WAsnisaroH, y. C.. Aug. l1.-Thc fol-
lowing table shows tho amount OF inter-
nal-rcvcnuo taxes collected in each district
named for tho fiscal yoar ending june 30. lS7o.
For the trst time In the hiatory Of the ol'lco Of
Internal Revenue. tho Collector has hccn ablo
IN report thntal noncrs collected In cach Of tho
1oG collecting districts IN the United States have
, 1879-08-12

that In 1874 tho vnl,rc q! tho rfs.,h eyr<1rA te
this country was 1913 32io0oO. cofupareA with
ell, ,59 ,tHN last year. 11iA year there ls 3 to.
slYnI In tho value pf fl:iti,h exnorta.
, 1879-08-12

All the respectable Democrats of Chicago arc
disappointed in Mayor llARnlaoH. Sure pop.
Mum.
, 1879-08-12
OBITUARY..

JOHN N. LANR1MOHE.
Setefot Dtsbdfca 10 INs 7ffbnHA
BLOOMINGTON, H., Aug 11.--John N. Larrt.
more, an old citizen Of this city. died odsy aftof
a lingering Il'nesa. :, ~
, 1879-08-12

The Jury rctur. cd verdict stthat tho dcccasc1
ucrsons comnit:ed suicide togstlcr while In
state OF unsount nInd.n
, 1879-08-12

e,ck vi tho bargain In less thun two months aoolo
'1eoplc viii bo surprised. There fa NJ dlanos'-
tim In The army to bo tender toward clV'l1ahs
who hayc Jumped Wcst Point.