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AQUATIC.

YALB vs.. HARVARD.
New LONDON, Conu., lune t9.-Thc Yale
University eight arrived to-day. Harvard's cren
comes tonight.
uAShAS's FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
Special Df.ndtcn to 1ae Tr4sHne.
TORONTO, June 19.-1tis stated that ten gen.
stcmcn, residents OF this city, have offered to
donstc 81 ,00a each, to be: given In prtzcs at n
grand regatta which It is proposed to hold early
In September Or October, provided TWO or three
of Epgiasl1's beat oarstnen can be induced to
compete. Elliott Boyd, and Hawdun hasc
been Invited. atll tt Is believed will accept.
Courtney, Morris, Eosmer, Ross, and lost Of
other American ail1 Canadian scullcrs will en-.
ter tho lsts aud II is thought by many that the
great Trtckett, and perhaps Rush ansl Laycock,
viii come from the Anttpudcs to try our
chanplo,'s specd. The Committee will
them to take chance in the great sweep,
The raco will bc rbwed fn heats, extending over
live Or ak days At least. II well mauaEcd, It
will bc greater success than anything OF the
kind before attempted.
OF HAnian's future movements little Is known
at present., After attending Q regatta at hiau-
chester, n1ld witnessing tic Ncholson-p -plaistetl
race on Monday next, he will take ship for
bone. Arriving here, hu Will, Of course, be
subject to, to seriss Of ovatlons, which being
wcl-earicd rest. In August he may takc part
IN regatta ut barrie; and later on to will row
IN grand professional ecullfnE race on Toronto
Bay, to bc given BY the Nanlan Club Ia honor
OF the viccregal visit. There ts little lxclt-
hood Of Ills going to Australia to nee. Trckett,
but is uro,,able lo will offer "the Champion OF
tile World :" extraordinarily liberal cxpcnses to
row here. Failing Trickett, there arc nc other
champions for him to conquer; md, unless
Courtney should court another trinl, he will,
peTforco be compelled to rest on bis aurcls Tin.
til he shall hare stalled bit, n,l1 soma younger
oassman shall come to the forc with pluck
enough to offer battle. At OTTAWA 1t IL pro-
posed tu invite the champion to enter into n
match agairst time; but that is species Of con.
test for which to will probably havo no stomach.
It hns too much Of tle trotting-liors chnracto1
hibltlon races. aud that he viii prolably do,
provided the puFses uro mads wefghty enough.
, 1879-06-20
SKIN DISEASE.
A Remarkable Letter fr0nt ]. "A. Tucker.
Esq.,. Manufacturer Of rho Boy
State SupcrrhospLnte.

State .supcrrhospLhtc.
.Nfssrr. tItek1 tE Potter-1ENrLENEx: Think
.nve pald for medicines aud medical treatment
during tue last twenty years all of S. GOO. without
receiving any permanent relief. >
J.aat May, mht taking Tnrkish bath at II Dca-
con.st.. yonnR man employed there by tho nau,o
nf Wm. Corhttt, induced nc TO allow him to apply
preparation tnat hs had upon lnc, assuring INC that
It waA perfectly harmless and Tor ceFtAin consid.
the tnc he commenced. In case he failed to do 10
was to paY hu nothing. lconsented ahd be applied
IL nearly esurY day Tor Ave weeks, when the disease
entirely Disappeared. very cheeFtuliy paid him
the an1uuat asrccd upon. and then asked hln what
lhis runicdy wss, and he replied that as othor
than CutrHta.
Since that fine have had no trouble from this
deratc and hHvu not had snch gpnd health In twen-
II ycars a. havs bad during the last six months.
l have since my recovery bought Cnticura and
given It to friend: suffering with skin diseases. and
lii every Instance II has cured thcu. IbuIavo 1t 10
be thr ereaiest discovery OF the present century.
j. 4. TUCKER,
IL Doanc.at.. Boston, Dec. 20, 1875,
NorE.-Mr. Tucker is welt.known citizen aud
haa served the city In many important capacities.
Lie Is at prcsent n1embeF Of tho Board Of Alder
men,' He II also well kuo1n 10 agstcu1.uritIs and
farmers tho manufacturer Of tho celebrated Bay
State suprrphosphnte.
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RInH tnE1iEH-Eh$CaEG. Il stars. -
Twa. base .ts-IIchnord, Aunsei Anson.
Ttlret. .basu 1iis-Flfnt L.
Firrt base on balls--fiotr, |; Adams, !.
Flrrt ba1e III csrorA-Chicago, y: Stars, 4.
Struck 0Mt-chicago, ); Stdrs. y.
Ilalfs culled--On Lsektr, Or; McCotuiek, 78.
Strikes callcd-on Lark'n, ~; McCorn'ick. II.
noIhld plays-Anson aud Willlamsoa, l; Quest
Wild pitcI,ss-a -aiccormlck, !.
umS ptssea siasa oi fsis FsIsdsps{a tad sn{fy minutes
BOSTON DrFEATs C1NCIHNATL
6oteiat Disnatea TO 71t 7t1suns.
nosTON, Mas6., June 10-ltle Cincnnatis
Wcrc shut out ny tle bostona to-day, but they
came very near getting run on the last inning.
Eotal!l, Was on third when Durkn struck long
lily to O'Rourke. Tho latter Ae1dtd to homo
on tho bounce, aud Snyder Just caught hls mail.
This was the second una last time tt!oy saw
thtrd., Foley pitched very effectively, 1n the
O1sourku did somr splehdA threatening In con.
tre uni Hurtiock assisted eight ttmeB, With one
error. The brilliant points wera O'Nourke'a
throw home, Snyder u,td Ksl!cy's throwing to
second, and bufdock and derllardt's playing At
SECOND.
:;:;;:::;;. s::;:s $:;::; e e
stsl st;Ss:soa! fsss:o's;'e 8 cistiasa & sas'sn' T.
f s..s on Il cSs''ss e tueiuna
Rttikeh calird-OH Wh!te, 10; Oh Foley Is.
balls called-On White, 100; on Foley, 10.
ump!re-ltobers Ferguson.
NuyFALO VI. TROY.
9pscta! Dt1sascA to Tia Trtsun&
TRoT. N. r., juno l9.-Errors OF shoupe and
Reilly gave the bul1Alos four unearndu runs ia
to-day's gstne. The Troys earned their runs In
the seventh inning by base hits VI Hall, DocscE-
CT, and Evans. while errors Of Richardson und
Fulmer gave two moso III the third and sixth in
nlnEs. Tho Syracuse Stars h4ve changed dAtca
next waek and will play hero Monday, Wedues-
day, aud Thursday. 1'he sudioncc today num-
bered 500.
lnHinga- Q 81 8 0
Troy.....,......,.....o o ! o 0 i 0-3
buffalo. .,....... D o ] o o q 81
Rups cArotd--Troy, !. ..
Two.b9se hsts-llornnuK, A. c'app, Evans.
Htruek out-Fofee, Fulner, lcdonlRle, Reilly,
1Ases On called balte-ifotlly
yiEst lasa on GIross-DunAlo, y; Troy, s,
Passed bsIl4-Isellly, :.
F, HaIls cAitad-On Calvin. 10; Brstley, 90.
Strikes calcd-nH Gatyin, 14s HFad1sy, II.
I1u,e Of EAnle-Two hour aud tan minutes, -
Umpire
PROVIDENCE phF1ATs CLsyAL4Np.
8p4e4st htr4tch t. TIA TstaHak
PKoyrpKNox, h l.. June t8.-With Brown in
tho eatehas's position this afternoon, tho Qss3&
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1ed. lie received tho verdict, which was Ia fa-
vor Of the plaintiff fn the sum ot $4070, anil dis.
'Eureka cases, as veil a. ID those against tho The
other coal companies verdict IL about all tho
miners will evtr receive. -
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Juno 19.-Th1ee hundred
puddfcfs md halpcts In tho Allentown Rolling.
Mills struck for an advance Of cents Z head.
The mills stopped work.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


naidca.".......:.... -. MIts Anuie saaisr
The opera Of "Fnttuttza," BIZ Won Suppe, Mhosu
works, It is somewhat remarkable, arc uula-
lniiiar in this country. whero comic opera ia So
popular, and who llulds The sams relative posi-
tion fu Germany that Offcnbacla and Lscocq do
III France, Was given for thr 1rst time IN Chica-
70 last eqcatng, With The above cast, to largo
audience, ut s1rVjckcr'a Theatre. The work
mado yerY decided tInpreasop. amounting 10
handsome auecess; III fact, IL could hardly do
otherwise, for It contatns every elemsnt Of
popularity, aud admits Of the most lavish dis
pluys In the way Of mounting. The story Of
tho opera has already; been printed In Tue
TRIBUNE, 80 that nc ncod not reproduce It's dc.
tails or ail1,tie to II further than to say It Is
very humorous, full OF life. md crowded With
Incidents Of q romantic us!d comteal character.
As tho main hituatlon ot lho story IL tho love
affair between Lydia, tho pleco OF the Russian
General ku.&fschdke1, who 10 4 mild sort Of Gen.
kral Buan., to carry out which the lover, Viaa-
ih.tr, bus to disguise himself Us woman under
tue nanle Of FtttiHitzd, the old General mean
whito bcing Infatuated with Tfadfnfr, thinking
him eitl and making him tbs Inatd Of Ly.iia,
10 Al to have Ills Fattnit1a near lin, It can l,c
imagined illat skitiful librcttist would use this
complication with great effect The effect Is
stlll further heightened WHEN Lydia and her
faithful Va!,ntr, still in d!sguisc. irc captured
by Bashi- -Daxouke aud delivered oycr tu
I:s<t .fa.Aa AZ Inmates Of hfs l,arcul.
1t would strIke QUO, however, that
the original l,bsctto was good enough
without distlgurtsg It With loral gags. which arc
Il. much out Of place IN F" "Fstlnitxa " al they
ara III "Phaforc.n The text was thjck!y
strewn with them. to tho destruction at ali
lltoas ut unity, and, n a rule, they were weak,
Nak, md silly. 1t would ba In good taste to
omit them altogether. The lnustc is Irht.
suarkltng, ARD taking much Ut It with good
deal Of French flavor, and yot characteristic
enough to save 1t from tho Charge OF being bur-
rowsd. ltlA thoroughly mctodIous tn III ehsr-
acter, aTtd several Ut tho numbers will brcoi1c
speedY fayorttes, especially The Masch and tic
military Trio 10 tho last act, which received
.. double encore. ln TWO uumbers,
bstwecn iths G@t<raf, JvEta,, Lydia, ind rlad.
Fladln.r reveals himself 10 Lydia, the music
4ses to the dgnity Of stAnd opGfa. The climax
Ia reached III the hnnls OF the second net, aud
tho third, with the exception OF Tho trio which
sayea it, b ueak. Tlls scoalc effects ate very
pretty. The scene for TIC 1Est act IL Rus
sian wlnter encam pmant On the Danube, with
tho TuFktsA forccs acrpss the river, which ID
very handsomely yet, aud that OF the secoud
Ii lag1ul aeone which, with Its pretty cos
tumes and general brightness, u In very strong
contrast Wtth the urst. A nuTol ef1sct ts III
troauced In this act BY tho Introduction of The
karaRofs, Or paptoA1me, fu which tho iuel-
aeota OF = story, road by IN old woman, arc
llussEased With shadows on canvas Watch
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The 2:4O Purse Won In Straight
Heats by Banner BOy---
Best Time, 2:23 1-9.
A Close and Exciting Struggle In ths
2:30 Race---Scott's Chtcf the
Winner,
protefne Carries or tho Free-for.AIl
Purse.--Time, 2:t8 0.4, 2:1S,
2:16 IT,
Base-Ball Victories by Chicago,
Providence, and Buff
Falo.
THE TURF.
ruu RAcE4 r1+sfOat11nw.

The great ruunIng meeting In tlls city COM
asesis bean alluded 10 At length in ~ theso sol
nspc. To- b. p
49,. ~ ,.,,,,. i. ,vor rnr,,Ios ,,o.o ~ n r,,,,o.
uuo ~ "'o ~ - -, ~.
this evening a. tIo aceFetasy's o1lco Ill the Ci1o
House. Col. Conley, who has been laborlng
night nnl day for tile past two weeks, pronouuc-
az everything in rcaJtuess Ind the ouuors OF
horses entered hero assert tint tho track is tic
fastest they over saw.
The ouly horses that arrsvcd vestcrday Wcrn
Tom Grundy and Aunt Whine, by Hunter'a
1ey;rotou nr1 Rosworih. hv poruto Scot1on]
En- ..a +, ~ ',,r n.,s ",ss,.
."s, ~" as.s - p.u. ,,..' .' s..,. ~ n,.s J ,.a,
Is In charge Of A. u. tarsont ol Kansas Cltysanu
formerly OF GaltsburE, jill.
RACING FOR CHAN1TY.
The Executive Cumulittee OF tho House Ut
streot M % iast erani!r to akc arrsnrsments RAJ s @ for
lie races to bo lold at Dexter Pnrk The Fourth
ct JnfY. Justice Sc,lly presided, aud stated tha
ob1ect Of The meeting 10 be The entpruc OF
llo1scs for lie trotting meeting. The following
run1r.u,srrr ,1A,., IN uoAn.wAoox.
snnsES'.s .s'', nme7 ,';,s ~ Nv. o,.,;'o
nsnm uh c' n, sade wilson! sim"n Andeysor' o1o f.
nann nv 1.iy III iornn. Or 4 sa,;,er,. ch o. neorea a.
WlIiInm ". BoY!c. 2. 9. Ned kendall. r. Eyers,
,. N. Lady Mefnriand. T: y. Kesfe' Gu. n.
Lady HAxtcf WiliAm Emmett. ch. 6. Jack
CASTER JaKc Meyers Q. n. FFnnela. .ohn
ntennocR, Gu Z; 'y nasI"i H. ,,I.atL maa
c'' b. 81. A.noaa'a. y. iu' o''o'' ''ee'
9"o.1i.nia t~9S'
sam Crooks, b. n. JosSpbine. Peter 1ohnson.
e.. n. nhF'sn; samae' Mose1n, nd IT D. atas
o"'''' II naua so'ao u.,," ~ b. A'''A1A'
Dean Kelley Mlikmaia ahn mnie; IheGoofe o,
Gnttls blossom md Henry Gaaries avery Josss
aasea s aa Anme oG"n ponn sam n hortp III ,f fFank
Haa '"'pf1s7' ~"a.!ae a.N :" w. A"p A"1 "u'A'
fNhs, 5ou.An ,,
sam GfooKs. E. n'' Maes'e d sam D. Mofean'
Gu. D. fleuno"l'
The entries WILL % closed SATURDAY, June ~.
Unttl that time application may ba made to ":
". Boyle, III Dearborn street. where as| desired
patt!euEars cnn DO learned:
THE SAGINAW RACES.
Specfnl Df,patea to The Tribune.
East sAolsAw, Mich, juno 10-Oycr 5000
weather was ctoi and pleasant, aud tho track
jinc. The nrogrnmjue included The $40 aud
2:BO clnsscs, a1tt 4 frco.for-all The first race,
Tie 2;4o, Wis called at 5 o'clock. Bauncr Boy
having The cali In tho pools at Sa5 to IS, and
ten horsea starting. In scorjne for posttiop
Singular got tho potc, patps Sentinel SECOND,
toyinrooI third, Banner Duv fourth, Myrtje
aud Eugene outside, On the fifth score they
got The Word, Kent aud Eugene going IN, tho
balnpce well In .hu,tt,.. Al Tie turn
IoyinVood si,ot out ot tho bundle, tak-
| In d good lead NJ tho quarter, pressed
By Banner Boy. Down The back ihey we're
fessly lett. Hound the Inst turn Ellis untl
nIm F., &1,n l.
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1W*--'-bs4t @'"ul -.-rt7s.
lIle next race rallied was thu $3.50 class, With
lucky Mud, jim Schr,bcr, Virtoria, aid Wild.
wood drawn. Hlg 6onp ut'I nr1gad!cr u!ternated
IN tile poolbox for first choice. At tho start
cSasc cis xSana p u J% % III " Sk2se ksee aSso hFSss
given on tic tifth score, all being woll together,
ana they "cns round the turn at Q slash
s In ,r.o1 A'aah WAR; Boy y foHssa sS + l,ysy
wlecI, alsl tie rest travelling IL rear. Down lila
latter going up, quickly tl!ot 10 front. Around
reduced nr|gadlcr's lead considerably, hut Ut thc
lhir.l quarter went into tile nir md BrIea(lfer
swung round for holne With lead 1hat EAye
h!m u t!us grip on thu haat. At this point Biz
fast. Tie Boy also answered the drivers cali,
and showed remarkable speed iu burst
to co!'ar the leader, but ll'a pace
suddenly slarssns 1 Gnansa pas.ta to
hind Brgaiitr, With Abdallah Boy close third,
knto fourth, Big Soup tlstt, aud scott's Chief
lust; time, 2:oea.
{, o. ths sssond beat nrie.ater haa ,he call in
Abuallah 10y Shouting to tho trout Ut tho lur,l
siso tic passed By By ehict before reaehIng ths quar-: M
tsr. M DOWN tl.e bask tl'a l,9y vent up snd
pushed hara for second place, At tho
hslf , ~. 10 ro,,,,s,, was .n on The Boys whssl,
ealt- Tle boy broke. but the driver caught him,
between them. Chance, Kate, md Bic Soap
briartng ", tlle rear ln I bunch. The race home
Mas esa,'tiiul exhibition @ Of speed. cbanss let
scott's Chief won by three lengths, ALlal!eh
Boy seeoud, Chauco thtrd, Brlgadscr fourth, and
Dig Soap Inst; time, 2;.ssst.
0n The third heat they Got a good eend,on,
8cott's Chief showing 10 tho front, Abdn!Iah
Boy caoso behind. Kate Middleton making OUT q
gallant struggle for second place. On
the back, Kate broke, 1us maintained
her lend at hall, Chance taylnE
oye1hsulq the Boy aud wrcstcd third p]acs from
bin. Oh the upper turn Kate went up avaln
nnl lo&t Biz sdap letting out link and COM
inE up rapidly on Chauco, WHO still followed
Chiot at sash,ns gait. A. tAey touudcst for
hotne Kalc settled to business, but lost her fcet
4nd d!oppcd IN Tho rear Of BIg Soap, Aodailsh
boy ei9se behind, and Brlgadisr bringing up tbs
Rslt, Chance and Big Soap stratnlug e9efT'
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FIRES.


IN NN" t4UltAs
NEW YoRE, Juno lo.-Lhta to-nlghta IRE
broke out In the 0ve.sGory buildings Nos. 4s
and 90 Walker street, and consumed The :op
1oor and roof Of tho building. The top floor
was occupied as wosk-soom By J. Thomas,
manufacturer of ladics' and childreu's suits.
The stock Of Bentley It Bros, stamping and
cmbro!derics, fourth floor, was deluccd with
water md destroyed. Tic stocks OF William
1ttnman and james ?. Eprrell, importers Of
woolens, and tho lower 1oors wcrc also flooded
BY water. Tho damage wll probably exceed
$4,000.
NEW YonE, June to.-Thc local telegraph,
in Niblo's Garden. IT. proved 10 be In the Met.
ropolitan loto1 Starting Just at,ovo the ceiling
q the tltn!ng.soom Third noorl the 1amea rao-
llly snrcad to the roof, but By 10 o'clock tho
WAS soon afterwards exsinguished. The loss,
which Is not 6crious, IL covered bT insurance.
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te hntma's l''oI VT '""s ~, .' ~,
t,lned q,''e'' uua , Nv" w.. t,.,. s..n ~" hs,,.
sdna'5 IVY s..,.. s .",,,t,,n ,h.,.s ,x,,x
tsY sff'sc" ~ vv'... ~. s hn.. ~
a<t arc "'eelt"s ~. uae'"
"Rtall! h""' ~" n.so,'a ., ".t '"e"
hs W'uth s..on' %,,. :" ~, -, 'a.V' :" "sn ,a
nutounte1ea ~ asa.e'leut nS.' "ouss'.us W. ne' .'
nJtho ~. e,,.S "u,s ~ !, .s.',sI ~. "u ns..,
"osne1an, ~ ~ ~; ,.,, . srsa . ~. is" s,.a".
VI; anu ~" ~, w.. a,a ..h,a. n.s.'"", Tsnn,s
f'he sasae.! " a"u ,,a w." ~, ia.,sn.s
H. fetnnps yua ,,. Mu.sa pas.ss ~ ~, w na'.s.h a
ine sen ra"'a r" H., asa.t ~. '1J n,e,,",a mi
'!t lah ~ "sa ss,s, . ,".o.,a,s ,n"s. y. In'
~ oa. lrpo.. ~ 'n'" '"''''''" 4"a'' W "''
isnsa u" no4' "''~'
young journalist III this city hAs BoRlo-
t,;pz fearful to hnswcr for. People. may rccollcct
Ktiug In THE TnlRuNE last week telegram from
ph1kford to say that The Commtncemenl.excf'
dies at The Dash Fetnalo University were inter-
rpltd by Tho scitfng Of tho floor Of the hall, and
Axas thonght advisable to dismiss tho audience
riidout listening 10 tno commcncem essays.
fbt telegram was ~ p1oub ttauo. 1ne canning
KeFtt nas oeeh We. Ssp' oes"os" lne hc'noe9e "
tie Faea!tt ana inc peop1e o. .Ie toN'' nas .
1HsuSk reporter naa oeea eaoolea 10 asaeo'of IL
I'D mo" puo'lsncs ~.
Ine youaR ]unsha''ss III qucs1'on aosers'aca
rtstonablo terms anil In tic strictdst confidence,
Fourth. .of..tnly md Dccosation-Da speeches, and
commencement orat.ons and essays, n,aso and
f.p.s sitcr thefs kInd-adiress !" Nhe.orlclan."
Well, a ftn days after TINT the young man WAS
,.,pdscd to rcccivo from sarlons pasts Of tho
northwest twenty seven orders for Commcncenent-
,uays 10 he road by swect g'rl.grapuAtas at Fe-
n,lc Colleges. Therc was such domand for thia
mi OF literature, and the subjccts submitted
.,ts Of such bcwlldoring vahety {aa ''rhe
plud Old Bard Of chios 1sic." .''clt,es Of
he Silent" "a Rcvcrie nt Sunrct,"
"rte Neoph1ogtstlcAi, Philosophy and tho
p+Jpnotica," "Wonlkn'1 True Work." "Whar IL
rue chtyaltyf" "Easly Literature Of the Ono.
mons and It's Eject on Magellan Art" rantisog.
rohy," .'Tha Sphere Of Womon's influence"
"Coaraee md Cowasdtce, i" and tho ltko), that in
IN srl hour ho took 1t into hfs hend 10 write one
x,,y Of about half column in length, have
,1tnt,. seven copics Of It made, and sond them 10
IL. applicants. This ho did, making thereby 4
,.r, considerable profit and layuR the foundations
totoos Of tho most frirhtiul-but wo must uot au.
,lcdp,tc.
~. ~. ..,,4. ...,., .,a .,,., =. u,u,.
,aea ,,.tc nr...nt =, ,1's .nxa,si.s,
=, n. maj. Fcma1c 1,nlvcr,tv. from ,vh,ch cl..a
:. .son'y.saSor sroo, e,,.,,,1.,o' .r;,,, th.,r
, 1879-06-20


Ono of the owners Of the Canadian xchooncr-
yacalt Oriola writes chaltcpge from Toronto to
Capt. john Prihtl!ville for rnco With the ldcr,
for "honor and Elory,n kudtnot Tor money, ami
It is quito likely that mhtch will be arranged.
Chicago men hayo been negotiating for the
yacht Indy Duttcriu, now lying at Coburg, Ont,
aud It Is said her owner, Nr. Clifford, would like
to set rid Of her.
LIGHTNING DILL.
To the Editor of Tho Tribune.
CHICAGO, June 19.-llaving understood that
sergt. Burke claims for himself tho champiou-
ship Of Amcrica as d lightning driiltst, l an,
willing to comDete with him for the laurc!s, lul
will meet him any time or place he may dcstg-
nate, to drill in the manual Of arms, bayouet
oxcrclsc aud general use OF musket {sprlugtlrltl
or olherwiso). will, upon his recognition ol
this notice, post what nlouoy he may wish. This
Is business. II Mr. Burke will accent this cha1-
lenge u shall be decidsd BY military Judges, who
J. Il. CnnuxRs.
, 1879-06-20
At SHERMAN, WIS,

6ptctal DIsputeh 10 7as T+1aun< 20.
MILWAUKEE, June l8.-Thc dourlng-mill OF
g. FIe!schaus, at Sherman, shcboygan County,
VA destroyed BY tro Monday night Loss,
$1,000, ti".
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md passed nndcr tile wiro four length.
bshI1 b;s,o ChIef' Will: big sosp tapEln9 hIm' Kats
In the fourll, heat tbeY got away on the first
score, the Chfcf lending At tt,c quarter, md
dDwl the back buncbtd. with Big 8osr, Chance,
n!nl Kate, AMI these positions "cro not materially
MAS liot between Big Soap aud Cll1vf, hut The
former landed under The wire, the Chief lap
piaE with Chance on tho Iattor'' wheel; time
In lie nth heat tho horses gut away IN
bunch, Chief leading. A they rounded Tic
turn nr!gadier crAwlcd up to Dig Soaps rilccl,
a,m!, a. tthcr swuuE round toF home:
between Brigsdicr und D'g soap was for seconM
money, each having won hcat. It. was bot
race home, hut Big Soap reached The wtro =
length behind the Chief Drigadtcr third, Ab.
dIesor last; trne, 2;A.
Following is TIC summary, purse same as In
tho $40 class:
acott's Chiot.... ...... .............O
nnahea ...'.s ....s.. ....s...". y Q
5!l&aoaes. ..s............t..l j
Anaa!eh 10y. ..................-...a .
r.. Kate Z sMldd'oton.''..... :" ..""""t + =
''x ':Hy;:::o a:-s:$o; $s5; s:4; :::'.s ::a;
The last ayent mas the frcc-for.al!. Four
started, Col. Lewis drawa. .Protclne had tho
pole, Hnmn!e second, cozctto third, Adelaide
H.
turn fnr homn HannIs. AlcInjtu. niut Cozette
lined in torcthcr. nr,tl tnada RAINY strurrie
Tor sccond ptace, Al tic dIstnnco-aAr Cozctte
went up, and Adelaide Tapped Hannis, Protci.,c
winning Tic heat by fiye lengths, UanntB hec-
.onls !hpped out DT Auelalu0 thru, tuEottc
tolfrtn. LINE, G.laN.s
In tue 60eQul heat Gil tile second 6cprt
they, got the word to 60 With a
Good x a.. eenao , f1tSins onKe a!ser ,,
nnrtv msds sereroi sI:fne mi thsr rc,,rh,,t,tho
turn, vilen she settlc to work, a,,d II was lively
work to tic quarter, Adelaide second. Down
tic back Ha,iDis opened llp and truttcd to the
leader, passlns Adelaide, and to the ilalf they
logged iiku two palr, With four lcugths bctw ecn
them, Cozette tapping Attrlaide. Holding this
position tllcu rounded for tile luu,c u,ld US tllrY
sulareti awaY, uaun1s drove the fayortte home
very fast, but couldn't head her, as she tiasllcd
under tic wire, winning the heat BY length,
Haunis second, Adelaide third, Cozettc fourth.
Time, 2:l8.
In llc third heat lIttle sktrnishlngw was had on
the first acorr for tho advantage but at The ser
aud golng iiyeiy. Proteine went on her feet
round the turn, nnd ncted badly q few hundred
yards, when she caught, md with 1[annts at
her wheel cruMditlw her at fearful
pace to the quarter. Down tho bark
strctrt, they paired, Adelaide and Cozcttc
ten lungths IN tho rear. At the last turn
Protolne leit the ConpAny and kept to tho finish,
winning tlIu heat and race BY length, Hannts
secontl, whllu Adelaide antl Cozatte nado an
rtlpr rnra nho,,t tru 1nrfyf1ts tnt.{e nnrk nt,t1
, 1879-06-20

MONTH";, June 1o.-A fire on Water street, In
tho rear Of the Battle House, burned Sherman 4
stationery store, Du Bose & Co,'s drug store,
Mckinley & Co.'s aatldlcry, and TtnkoH d
strauss' Wholesale dry goods. Loss, $l25, 900 !
ln6utcd. ii