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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27

On tbs 18th inst Col. X. Haskins and
E. W. Stoddard, Esq, of Brattleboro, spoke
in Whithed's hall to a large audience, male
and female who listened with profound at
tention. Subject matter discussed was the
great political question now agitating the
country.
On the 22d inst. the Sunday school and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27
Market Reports.

NEW YORK, Aug. ~. Flonr-Superfne Western
and State IS 5Oa4 10; choice do, 500 so; white
wheat Western extra 700 G 5O patent Minnesota
double extra 1905 60. Wheat-NO. 2 Chicago OF ;
No. Milwaukee 10; winter red 06. Rye $50 sec.
Barley 9Oc. CoTn-steameT mAcd IS Ice; ungraded
mixed soc western yellow 81. Oats-mi1ed West
ern SO soc; white Western $50 Al. Pork-new mess
fl575. Butter l4@ 2Gc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27

Republican meeting at school house hall
Saturday evening Col. X. Haskins and other
speakers will be present. Everybody invit-
ed.
Our village school will commence next
Monday, Both inst, with Miss Scott of Win
chester, n H., as teacher.
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MarrtaQfs.

In saxtons River Aug. 20, by Rev. A. Holbrook, VIM
c. Davis and Mary T.. Wilson, both Of Bellows Falls
In Westminster west, by Rev. DR.. Stevens, Frank
Gibbs Of Worcester Mass, and Stella J. Bissen Of
SaKtons River.
In Chester, Aug. IS, by RevJ. s. Chapman, assisted
by Rev. H. s. Slack, Prof X. II. Batey Of Chatheld,
Mimi, aud Fannie c. Ellsworth OF Westminster.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27
Communications.
.pronlracr I'm cour, E,penses.o

To the Editors Of tie FhGniT:
In the last issue of the local Democratic
organ, now commonly known as the Def,mer,
l noticed some wonderful statements and
charges about our State expenditures. am
not particularly interested in the desperate
struggle which the editor Of that sheet had
with figures and simple mathematical rules,
in order to convince the public that the Dem
ocratic State platform, in reference to the cur
rent expenses after the war, is wrong, and
Speaker Martins statements correct; but l
would suggest to the young man, that, when
he next prepares resolution for his party
platform, not to take a round number Of odd
thousands at random, and, If he does, to
promptly confess, when the error is discover
ed, that it was an egregious blunder inno-
Gently or purposely made This would save
much brain work for the editor, and public
confidence in his veracity would not be shak-
en-. The editor of this organ, however, when
exposed, proceeds to make fresh charges,
more ridiculous and absurd than those which
he is forced to abandon.
In speaking of abuses in the sherilTs' depart
ment, the young performer" (I) sets forth
that the real ground of complaint is that sep
arate subpunas are issued for each witness in
the same place, and then closes his article in
his usual happy stylei "He (Martin) knows
that in several countes-not particularly in
this-the sherifs and politician lawyers com
bine to plumber the State, with the sanction
of the States attorneys" This method Of
summonng witnesses is decidedly new. Pos
sibly some States attorney somewhere may
have had q vague impression Mat the State
could be robbed in this way, but l greatly
fear that the idea of such collision and cor
ruption can be patented by the heightened and
pure-minded young ''reformer' only Few
possess the moral and intellectual capacity to
imagine such wickedness.
do not intend to accept for myself any in
situation intended to be cast by the Dctdner
in the language above quoted, but, in order
that no voter in this county may be deceived
or deluded by such rctormdtoyy measures, l
have prepared statement which is substan-
TALLY correct and shows how expensive the
administration of the criminal law in this
county has been to the State since Dec. lst,
1873 to the present time
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27

Rev. II. S. Davis of West Brattleboro
will preach at the chapel at o'clock p NJ,
next Sunday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27

The Young Repu blcan Garfield and Ar
thur club raised their handsome new banner,
a beautiful American flag, bearing elegant
portraits of Garfield and Arthur, last Satur-
day evening, soon after seven o'clock-its To-
cation being, through the courtesy of the
property owners, between the Brooks House
and the Vermont Savings Bank building.
just as the flag was flung out the torchlight
company marched up the street, headed by
the military band, and formed in line in front
of the Brooks House. Mr.. d. Z. Taskor,
president of the young mems club, standing
on the Brooks House balcony, called mot
only for three cheers, but for three times
three-three for that glorious flag three
for our candidates, Garfield and Arthur, and
three for the grand old Republican party"
These were given with will, and Mr.. Tasker
then introduced Hon. Mahon Chance of
Ohio, who briefly addressed the large assem-
bled company. At the close Of Mr.. Chances
remarks the torches were lighted and the
line of march was taken for West Brattleboro,
a long line of carriages in double and treble
column, and hundreds of citizens on foot,
joining in the march. As the long procession
entered the West village, profusion of Ro-
man candles was set off, producing most
brilliant effect speakers stand had been
erected ON the common with seats for Il large
number of people. After singing by the glee
club, led by Mr.. Markham, Hon b. ID. Harris
introduced Mr.. Chance, who spoke for nearly
two hours in voice easily heard by every
person in his audience, which numbered not
less than 1000 persons. Mr.. Chances ad-
dress abounded in excellent points founded
on historical fact and happily illustrated by a
rich fund of anecdote. He was listened to
with earnest attention to the close.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27

Rev. j. Eastwood of Clifton Springs, N.
Y, will preach in the Universalst church,
Aug. 30 and Sept. ~. All are cordially in
vifa1
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Births.

In Cambridgcport, Aug. "a, son to Mr. and Mrs.
l.. Streeter.
In So wiudham, Aug. 20, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs J. A. Whippe.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27

Ole Bull, the famous violinist, died at
his home in Bergner, Norway, last week His
age was 40.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27

> vency, District Of Marlboro.
Notice is hereby given that RUFUS II. STANLEY
and FREDERICK A. STANLEY, under the hrm F.
A. & r. II. Stanley OF Marlboro, in said District in
solvent debtors, gu the Path day OF August, A. d.
$780, filed in this court their petition in insolvency,
and that meeting Of their creditors, to prove their
debts and to choose one or more Assignees Of their
estate, will be held at the Probate Office n Bratleboro,
IN said district. on the 4th day Of September A. d.
1880, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. And that the
payment Of any debts and the delivering Of any prop
erty belonging to said debtors, to them or for their
use. and the transfer Of any property by them, are
forbidden ny law.
1w L. W. STODDARD, R egisteT,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27

The 39th annual meeting of the Windham
county conference of Congregational churches
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27
Wonted...A Good Farm Hand.

To the right man steady employment-one that has
cen used to horses preferred Apply to
GEORGE WARWICK,
3j-37 Houghton Farm, Putney, VI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27
az Useful Articles and Agts.' Circular for &c.
SOStamp. LONDON NEEDLE Co. an AZ, M

I ITERATION NOTICE.-This is TO GER
i i tify that have this day given my son, ALBEIT
IRWIN, his time for the remainder Of his minority,
and shall claim none Of his earnings nor pay any
SOLOMON THAYER.
Vernon, VT, Aug. l6, 1880. $3.50
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27
To the Taxpayers of Brattle-
hOrO

Please to call and pay taxes for 1880 now due
shall at my Office Union block, each day and even
ing from this time until Sept 18th, for the purpose Of
receiving the same; after which time shall proceed
to collect the with costs added, unless valid
reason ia given for the nOn-payment OF the same.
Respectfully, S. N. HERRICK, Col'r.
Bratteboro, Aug. 25. 1890 IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27

NtAtC OF CTWOnI, DTs
To paid for summoning grand Jurors, : Is 90
q" services of " lG7 Of
d" witnesses used before
grand jury and in trial of
State cases, 39S u
sheriGs for summoning
all witnesses in State trials
or before grand jury, 81 30
board of prisoners in Co.
jail &C, 5Sl 30
costs incurred in casesbe-
fore magistrates, which
were not ended, but pass
ed to Co. court, 22j 81
committing prisoners af-
ter sentence, 100 IS
" " officers fees on requisi-
ton, 80 90
assistance rendered States
attorney in trials, 80 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27
New York stock and M Oney Market.

NEW YORK, Aug "a Money "a Q cent. on
call Government bonds-
, 1880-10-06


Tho twcnty-t'rst annual npcntng at tho winter
cOArse nc lectures ut Einl1ntlnnt'n Medical E0l-
leEe wns celebrated lust evening by exercises
held In tho nAin lecture. r0nl11 Uf tic college,
No. .a1ta CottAHu Grave avenue. The students
hn'l crocted calcium light oppoat tho building,
nilu II 1nrKa audience WIS nttrlctcl thttt,er by
tho ,llsrLny. Thcru nre lnrgcr humber OF stu.
tunts enrolled this your than nvrr before.
It Is tho custom ut thts Institution to tclCh the
stu.lents 10 consider tho htsplta' n part Ut the
college, uili cnicAl teaching h.ts ,ecun,e tIcntl-
tlG with tho tcxtilAr til!ctlo cuururs tn rai,l-
lncnt extent. The exnrcEses Inst cven!ug wrre
opened with hrel ntslres4 by l'rnf. Il. T.. SlAl
trcslt!e.lt Ut tho e''icxU. llu congratulated tho
students rrcsrnt 0h the encouraging nut
rs.o iYk ir n tue ,,nt 9'nok ,,.a s yr .'n, ~! ~ sx
nttGnlEd ll.u lttatllHtlun Blnco ita foundation
EuilItl f'1low II fnr nnny JGars 10 came. Psuf.
!. $. Jftynu 'lriycrrd tue regular nutlrcss, nld
tMnpJMnl nut tin wulk IT, III, tlInc dnrInK thu win
ter. Tiltru Wt!G sGFGrstl nl1la!GHl selections, uni
tllctsnnt fGattlru NJ tho GtUEttly thu ILL.,
yc!ta,lR or pleiurcs or ths Hl,'y tw., nlci who Ind
held l1n IA,sitiun Ut lrusldent VI thu college
rrof. y. t. 5tt'ulf and tic present IIct,t:.bc1.t
The plot,irr* n1e. htinK III tho multi tcct,lrc-
rnom., After ih1 ru4ulnr proKtun! Wis cuIl.
tiun. 1o,Ists. su,'gs, aud sI,crthcs tullowcu.
TIM wt,MAH'H Co1Lft;E,
Tho opening lecture Of tho fnIE term 0f tho
Wunh1's A.altMl Cuiltue, M. :rti st,tlth I.incDn
street. WIS delivered yen,.i.!y evening. ~ tho
I.r'1ol.eG u lurKh class, by Prot: Chariea VAR
delivered l,y l'ruf. lvA. hut. ,lnlnppliy. thlt
ctl by relsnn nt y Ratttn Itiack II Gs4ehr0-
hetnnrrhuxr. which iciell htsn +cvrr.! aa,A nEs,.
His frlenIs linIle fur iia rcsury, tut It will hu
Judging trOln the ntteutlatns IT lho Vt,nanH
College list hight. pr,slasts for lnrXe n,,
goDt ensa ttls tern ar1 utlli''r''ttr.
, 1880-10-06
A Day Of Non.Action by. the
Baseball League at
Rochester.
Waiting to SEQ What Cincinnati Will
Do About the Proposed
Restrictions.
Prizes Awarded nj The l}cuc!l Sllow OF
Finc U0gs at NJ. Louis Yes.
tcrday.
Trotting Races at Louisville Courtney
Has Walk-0ver for His Match
with Riley.
DASl:-l}A.LL.
VA. e. ax1uR%t 1at+IE-4S%+<

THE LEAnUE MEETING.
Special Dsputeh IL The thtt.ivu Trfhunt.
1tOCuEArHl,, n. r.. Oct, 5-Tho LcAEIlp people
l,nvo hati III extremely Casy hny. Through tho
w,nt of to-stnv thu imposition nf Cincnnntfs
representative to the agreements slgncd by tho
Otttor spvr, last evening. nbulIsnE the PRACTICE
hf renting IcuKuo grounds III snmlay ,lnsl tho
Enc Df liquors. WIZ continued. THIS morning,
10 scttlU Mlt fntctroEnsatica Ms tn whit Clncis.-
nnt wn,l.l do II the ropnsc,! amendments ral,-
ccr,linR tho matters referred tu became Inv. Air.
Ecn.irtt tccHrarhctt tn tho llnnrl Ut Dlreutors
VI TIM Club. requesting tticn IN take snn,c
actiun IN tile inattcr This reilly cntlcA tho
,lny's aesson. ms II r'1,ly WIS received nnnounc-
Ing tl,it the Directors conld mt, ttrwnrh their
decision lt'furc to-llii,ra1,w 1MnrnlnE.
An infDrmnl mcGtii1g w.ls held this nftcrnooil,
in wlilcn Mr. Kcnnctt lid nut participate ut nit.
Tic reservation policy wns taken zip unsl talked
shout III Il friendly way.
MIR. Smith. nf thiffntU, entered prutest
nxuir,st thu rca,lnptDn Of tho nxrrrncnt undo
IN iaut.uo lust year. and sud thAt 1t wuitll lio
disastrous tu his rlnl, lf eticii plan wna COLI
flnuetl. lie wNs In !Mv1r NJ my HchCtne tint
wnisltl teIld II, tut down paStts' antnrlGs hut
thtNHht thu tyc-jllgit article dill not curry Dut
the htru ftr which It was conceived. No regular
tlcbnte WIS hnt! 0ver tho Inuttcr, md. NJ Mr.
Smith lMl tn return IN lls1,fAtD tin evening. TIM
meeting WIS adjourned UNFIT tt-1n0rrow, WHEN
hG Will put iii nn MppGtrhtlCg.
, 1880-10-06

LnWELt* Mass., Oct. h.--Thg scvcuty-tlrst nm.
n.lat meeting Ut tho American linr.l ut Cum.
nlssioners Tor f0sp9n bitaslous t.egun t,s nltcr-
,nN'i,, After singing, tho tscv. Moses bnllth, ot
n9tr0lt, !ctl III prayer. Tt9 uslIul ot'ccla and
cOthnlttcea Werp appointed, and Tue lIultlu Hec-
r.tary roull the report fHr tue pAst year. Eight
curt,nrat6 numbers huro sli1d Threo furlner
r0rIA,rato members huyo nlsa died, aliu Lard
Strut9uru o Netclltte, corresponding member
nhrDAd. Ihirty-Enyen rew nss8tMnts hAve TIL.
tered tleltls twelve regularly ur,initul. Fifteen
0lh0rH hnye temporarily surrendered thcir work,
kutU returned. ur Aru u,l tAelr WHY. l1U htntGB
Ut tho lnteFiur hAve remained under DR.. W!lktt,-
x{Nl.
their energetic Efforts. Their nuxtlf.lrics hllvu
Increased. Mlld their contributions tIave
amounted! to *lHl.G Gi1,-the lArxest sitn III my
thu yrAr frt,lA thAt suurue. Thu urliilAry IT,
etpts exuBGHled tho prov tUuH yctlr $latU, nKNru-
XAtnx $3}1.4.4. lAHnutcS. StD,a ,ag1 Total, with
slight amount fruIll uthpr SOURCES, fth,1II,,
Ordinary expenses, V5t.tEt-a leicft Tor thu
year II only ahtut fl@,uD.
Tho TrcaIsurer reported tho total expenditures
Ut tho year ttt:1s.:asa:; receipts. *1lJhu6l. THO
ruttIpls tHr(!Idu the *Iai,t& legacy III 4as,t Otis
Ut Scw !.ot,lnll. And tte expenditures Including
appropriations from tlnl legacy nf xKk0GU fur
evangelical wnrl, Atld $tEi i.h fur e.ttgAtiult.
OF thu a13 missionaries tu thu service ycur
GGu i've AEG tlcaa. Hl.o by ylnltIte. Ihre0 hMSD
Rt,Ile IN thu retired llst. Forty three chil1rcn
Of missionaries haSu received MD. .-
Tho Attecn ANtlvc Zulu churches hRYo bud
, 1880-10-06

SrffMt UaSNifth N 7hf fhttd9o 1f1hhnf.
NEw Yul.K, Oct. 5.-Tho TrIannini Convention
of tho 1'rutcstnnt Episcoi'nl Chnrcl, Ut the
United S:ntrs will meet ut IT. Georges Church,
Stuyvrsant Squire, tu-tnnrrow tnnr1.tnF. Thu,
Convention comprises 4:B mcrni'css, consisting
nf ;EA cnrlcns md 1ny deputies, Itl sixty Isish-
ra. divided into tho llnupe Ut Deputies. and tho
tauso ur Nls!lops. Ti,o business of tho liU,.sc
Of bishops IL transacted with eosc.i toors willie
TINT Of the lIauso of 1lup,ttes Is public. Thu
sr,irrnh1H t!sinp Smith. nf Kentucky. th9 eeNtpt
lisL0p. nov II ycnrs Of ,tge. viii preside Oycr
tho lltH1se nf Ii!shnts. The presiding elllcer Df
tho t1ntau NJ Deputies ts II. l'u se lcctctf.
weeks. To !ast s"ssi. ' csst tic Citizens Of
1s"Stun SE.Nn New York EpisenpuEans expcut
IL Rrt ntf with hi exWnpturr Df much lrss
xni,. Ample tlrr1,ttHct1rnts hnve bern in,,tc TOR
tue nctDuinnatlDDn Ut tho ,lctYntes aud Bishops
ut the hotels md prrntB resltnccs
, 1880-10-06
THE OAR.

COM1Hn CONTEST.
HA1LrAx, n. T., Oct. h-Warren Smith leaves
OH tue l.th Inst. to contest III tho rac0 on tho
Thunlcs for tho Amertcan purss,
EN TUE THAMES
LONDON, 0ct. 6.-yho senlEtng race between
Laycuck nna blackburn WIS wun easlly by tho
lDrlpr,
Luyctck bus uKTeEtt u soul! II ulutch racu with
alla Mil.'ther with JDhn llaw.tot, Ut lltlayuI, OH
thu l3th Ut November.
COURTNEY MINIS 4 IlACE.
RcIPIu. N. T.. tet. 6.-Courtuey's Faco with
ltitty MnB liked for tQ-itAy ut EllkelIntG. but
tti!uJ fa.IeI to appear. Cn,Irtuey ruwetl &hrtu
uaItt'a nlUnu In :N;.sji. To-tuurruW Courtney
, 1880-10-06

Ntltlr.Eis AMI H1jyttN.
NEW YnnK, pct. b.-f'DApr anh Guyon, OF
ChrunO. stnrted to-day for E,iEtnnl IL take part
III tho Ctntrst for tho Astlcy belt. U'Lcnry nnll
Davis Nrp with them.
, 1880-10-06

'And l,e!lnItl, tho tr1,ltft,tlcs, with ono nc
cntll' nE1llsG 1rsl ,iss DR.. nu''s C0iRh Syrup.
, 1880-10-06

About the nlldtic uf aureh Ilra. I.o1nn anl Cady
ut :a. Btuiu street, trcalosl Dir. l.uwls Lccwy, u
HiUrchnnt uf Austin, ClA,k County, for ruptl,yp
ur heFnu. Ono ttlulIth from thu ttnao NJ treat.
mont BIZ. L0ewy reported to tin doctnrs cured.
Drs. Lnxan aslt cady lay0 discovered u new unll
pnsi.lr0 rliru Tor th's slrcual dlspase, ulnl tho
treatment III 81. hlriutcxs IN tts .a.lisp That It
Eivcs to pain. mt even keepl,g tho plsit,,t uno
auy Grlin bis business. Their tA,th In this t.ew
discovery Is such ehat thoy viii HuNranlct'u, /,
curv Il, crGsy eHse. Thu ailtIetel who dcsfru u
investigate Ga 1o ~ bS calling ut their ollIcc,
uttl will bt furnishes. with testimonials AMI In
trhluexd to those wl.u hnyu received Treatment.
Their Office huurs nro frutn II. IL. I'll! y. III.
, 1880-10-06
RELIGIOUS.
tTlJt; ll.tt'1'tsI's.


'%y .S f,.' n'., Z; @.sS "S o'clock In tn" University
yhe laork ssss,'' was 'esoseu 10 s,na!he ~, M.
aha rr'ysf' aha !1o 1h'r'a'lc'or' sermon ny tee'
'rv H., T. T. t,ar; A,,,s ,ctt.r, ,.cr, rc, ,ro,, ,,o
,..tn,s ,a.,,,.,,.,s ,,,,n,i,,. r., ~, Sss,"ttn,
'h'!o's e""tcnas "e.",'el'R ~ 'no nsA.&.h.lo',,
con'Il,io,,, ct,.; tor The yrnr guiding say i, tSs
An 1howcl pr,,yrr.s II, churr,, nu,tt,rx, viii,
ln l"ow!,,x .curs wer" riestc i;r til, c,,.
suing yrNr: Moderation, Dr. ts'nm: t:tcrk: u. Il.
G':so; ;. Af:!sn, Clerk W. l. ,1''l'"r 1reas-
MINI M,;.ti!,s Nf tiIw As.,ml,t ttn1,TIi1u Itcya.
Observation-Disclosures iicys, Hubert, rcrrc,,, tud
Itllrh0.,
ilkNtl,nrcs-ThB tsGys No,ylcy au,t l{ny.nund
md ijr,.y'u f;rucs. ''""'s' ''' '"'' 'e'''
ii wAs atn,pi lint Tic Fourth Ct,,rc,, wns ,Ie-
sirn- Tint lie next nlrct,ix III thu ASSOCIATION
sh,,,litt IN. i,rl,I in tctr hlntts Or w,lrshiu
The ilcs. j. &. laughs. Of tho AMrrican .,t.l
1'tIrrlut, l,h, St,,Eir tnl,Iu !, lengthy ,ll,1ryss
on tj,s s;sl. 1T it'd Srltly. cs,,rGiiiIv viii rrr.
crctier Io s.,ng ihn Ilihl, To tic nsstt ilrhls
tf .Aaln. TIN. speaker Nus fur Il 1D,n Tins II
'ssHfs @ s,kf f.',, %;t x,rs lug mot H. u 'tn .,t tit
iW sier flrl cn,tltl IL x.,.cttcl with s!lull gui
results Iur thu srp!ipx firth Uf TIM ptirp iiiblp
us aiming tIlu Hcnthuil Ilnt!,ns III Asp,
Thu l,ry, j. Il, iiul,irt ppnjtC tf hOt.iu issinrs
an saitl ln bel}ryr lhert. Wis 4 crsiir re,l ttt
wiu VII, ytr" i"r,,.ttly In, n.st thristi",,s i
tlU world. Thc spoaK.r nl,iesl tu .hu hor'ii:H Ut
I'm With, NJ thc inftttr ~ with fhnr tnnt itt,ntmf
skui,tIsn A ini,iciity, u,ni turning t. CtirIs.
tin,s S,l,ina mi, n ty i,,s r.ycry ind ,!tl,,ri-
@ s stW1"S @ ~ ,"isnii is 5
wnr,,r hsa henrers that tn tim hu ct,;s,: tt,
witch, Il ,sMk-aarnt ,sia,srti III hi Sopics nt n
IL teIr Iower 10 10 aid M tiis % ca,,sp " 81 homo mis-.
s9ns.
W. lflr!iHcr tsafe Il nr1c1 sKeteH III "HuT ilfu
, 1880-10-06

luck l. 1snylrr's Meth rowtier destroys roach.
cs, ilg.ls, ile5, at,ltl bet!buEa.
, 1880-10-06
TIE TURF,

TllfTTIAH ,AT I0ulHfLLEE-
L0ulsylII.E, ky.. Oct. H.-1'hn llrst tlny Of tlio
l. ,'svi'te fal! truttIax sncutitl1, !Ur tho n,a,,-
ngttnent Ut Juh.l W. Co,ley. u.cn.al with IL good
cruwd, fMr weather, 4nll III oxtglent truck.
rLu first rtce, ptrsu *SAN, .:;al ctass, taOl to
t1rst. S.O0 to srcnD. $':u to thr.!, nnd $50 to
fourth. resulted rs fuliDws:
Lady ttoif. ,..,......,.,.........t
!HHlMH ...+...ss..+s.++s,...+t+,s.s =
Time-3:5ili; 3:;.s:i{ ::SSl,l,
Tho aGrt,.ll F,tG,l. tho tinIt sIntlxt Htakcs for
d-}enr-altls S Ultr1sIIt9, III fDrfelt with xJU
Wltitst. su'le hoAts VIA Wun by nrGatnr:
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EMuM N.'.s.'....-.,. .,.s'...t....s....+*...!l 4 =
Time-::k.; :!:;ai; ::;t:}i.
Tho tArll slce, pnr4c fAN for 3;lD cnss, 500
u Est. fh1 To kcrtsl. $la1 tu third, ailu {1u to
fourth, resulted US tulloWss
n;n!!tu!rn: ,,;,!! :'''..'''" ''.."....."'.'9 y
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tnu +arll!nl nl:s....s+++.-ssst..s.,.+. .+..,t
UrlnKG Ulrl. ............,.,........,.I dist
l!rst tlllo. 2;:sk
VIII Cu,iy& aud Iint,esctter mao deal heat
u thu third heat, n1td tto st.ee VIM poatpuRcd
I'LL tu-Inorruw OH Agculnt ut larkiIess,
ts}STf4,SED.
New y0NK, Oct, 6.-Thu jerome 1'ntk rAccs
were postpone OH account 0f ralu.
, 1880-10-06
1'EI}1cS'l'iltANISAI.

will rnw 10 trnt tho best t1nc, Milk, forn
purse Df Sl.NN.
, 1880-10-06

MAlEI1Ei{sEys
HESlt hlk-tiH tmtnEaRr, tIct = by tho Itny H.
FnriGe, Mr. LnIne3 4. lush uI Miss iunrah Crook
hait Df ChicHGtI.
, 1880-10-06

Fflttnys, hllf.prIcc. Fino4t teeth, 81. Gun.
lnins Dental ConIpahy, ~ State, corner Han
lulph STREET.
, 1880-10-06

+
Political.
4 u. nEruniIcAN snI.nlEnS AMI sAl1Dl.s
ntn T1qiGxlp u ulpnt ht lAu jrMnu Encttlc lfnivt
y y Hcloek M!n tu.dHy q p.nko aFranxutuens Tor
titAtnpu!ts} faEo Tor tho raund tV. fau tsaln viii
4 .AIEETiNU Of. COMPANY q. HlXTEi:NTll
n Ward. VII 20 held " headquarters. No. W ciy-
b1ul.l.asn this aysnIng.
l}v .uHHEIt ~ rllK SIXTH W.tNn NEPVI.
~ 'ls." ElMb thsEo VT! " rlss!lnx " said Club
MEa!LeG1!.t;ass IA and t!ns s!a.!!.as. or eaHa.day.
4viayi. . O 11l!rl aunat0Tlal ConYsnton,
(M'MiANY A,t,F TIN NlSTIt WAllii !I1Ys n
tuarturs. Ilntstad n,d itarrisOn.sts.
RElui;AM MEErlSV, q TiiE TI1iliTEENTil
bn held this 1yaninH ~ hYAdFunrtHrs I'LL Wtat Lako
=; Fhe hGhkoEs' eui whitney, John 4. lkUchc, ex.
'f'!EisE Wil:;. ~ I. 4 ,MA ,s;MAND ,I!ATlt'lCATION
Eln. ltland ~ tMgnt .pveA IT., la oyvHl,R. tnl,
H.AHSnbsn.. hAus.AttusH.y Mtl's, Kirk llRwes. xHd
'['HH slx'rlI wAMtl itEFUhllCAN CLUH VIII.
nleot ctlrner IlHlhial-sl. uHd tuHa1purt.ny. to.
night. y iull attenAAncG II requested.
, 1880-10-06

SUNDAY AFrE!EShON LECTURES.
Tho Young Nuns thristiNn Association has.
during Iast scns''is. RIyen to tho puAllu I,
course at Sunday ufEpr,Itun llIblo LECTURES,
which were tHndo pol','inr anu Instructive by
tho lier. nr. J.. u. fjIt,sull ntld otile,r Tho
ienving Ut I>r. Ntltsnn inr Lon0, WIS II loss t.,
tho Assnul,ltn. bt tho lrcti,tux VIII bu resumed
Sl,niny nrlur.Htl,, u. Fnrwcli Hall. a,d tho
s.,slrsa rrutnIsts tn bo III krrnt lmtgrest. Tho
Hey. !. 4. NAht1, Filstnr Ut tnl0n turk Cunxru-
HntloMlt Church, will ircture III " Integrity"
Thesr will bU u HonE surslet, ut n'uluGk, il,u
lcctaru MElnnlnY ut +:JD Al! Of til" rurIt,ur n.-
lan!!ants nilI tho public xel.craiiy Aru cur.ay
invited TO G0lMu. EtAtS trGg,