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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
REPUBLICAN COURAGE IN FLORIDA.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.

SIR. The campaign in Escambla County,
was opened and the Garfield and Arthur coors were
thrown to this day with salute OF twenty
five rounds, at p. The club met In Germania Hall
10 enroll new members, OF whom number were added
to the roll. The meeting then addressed by Judge
William Kirk, formerly OF Columbus Odio. Judge KIRK
is one OF those conservative Republicans who stand TO-
day without spot or blemish. His remarks we're well
directed and met with overwhelming applause. Never
before has spirit OF enthusiasm prevailed in this
county as is now shown by the Republicans Of West
Florida The Republicans OF Escamba expect to carry
TINS county by four to nve nnndred milority
Our club numbers now 800 names and Still
they come The club presided over by the following
officers s. c. CoOD. president: Richard Gasnet II.
J. r Hernandez, secretary aud E. Hanes. treasurer.
The Democrats held their concave last night here, IN
the pubc square but 1t fell short by far OF what many
of their Leaders expected Garfield and Arthur will carry
Escambia beyond doubt We shall not cease TO WORE
until the going down Of tue November 2 n
Pensacola, Fla, Aug. H. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
GAYETY AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. 21.-With the exception of
a slight shower at early morning, the weather to-day
has been pleasant The temperature at noon was SO.
An attractive programme presented tor the sixth
sacred concert at Congress Spring Park tomorrow
evening.
The Irish Republicans Of the State have engaged Town
Hall for a convention Sent. p.
grand childrens carnival is being arranged at Con-
gress Hall. 10 be given next Wednesday evening
Bandmastrr Downiug's death caused surprise and re-
crethere He las leader of the orchestra which IN
augurated the park concerts in 1875 and made many
friendsin Saratoga.
Anthony Comstock will lecture on Impure Litera-
ture 4" ne Tuesday evening.
The ball given at Congress Hall last evening
as testimonial to the Washington Cont
nentals OF Albany, success Many gentlemen
from neighooring cities appeared IN uniform the Gov
ernors Foot Guard OF Connecticut Utica Citizens
Corps and Troy and Albany organizations being repre-
scented.
Ex-Congressman Rufus R. spauldng, OF Cleveland,
rived AZ the United States Hotel yestaday. His vile
companies him.
Jesse L. williams Of Fort Wayne Ind. leading cap
itaisr and bus man that State the United
States Hotel.
Following among :he new arrivals
Congress Halle. s. Ransom and family, Washington
c. W. Bailey. ST. Louis g. Holchkiss and fanny New
Haven: Il. H. CObh aud VIE. New YORK j. = Bieaker
and family Hyde Park W. b. JenA IA, Jersey City {
d Unated states Hotei~Js Hand. Georgia. R. P. spauld
ing md WIFE, Cevel,nd; d. J. Z; scanning ana VIE,
Vhet T. r. wentworth, Il. T. Wilson, W. NJ. Johnston.
W G. sheoOn New-York; f. ii. Sheldon. Chicago; +. j
brand U,,ion-D D. Mangam and family. snug Sing F;
G. w Hll and wife. Philadelphia J. Pedro. Havana ;
Mus a. ana Mfr Lo1isvie II Wa son and family Rici-
Inond; NJ. B. Mltsnewson Augusta, Ga; J. b. II Jefer-
SON Baltimore 8. p NichO and wife, >. q. Courtney.
J. T. Houston H. W. Carpentie.e NewYO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT KINGSTON

KINGSTON, Y. Y, Aug. 21.-The approach
ing German musical festival Muskest, which is to
take place In this city the 23d. Gath aud 18th nst9
nroulses to be the most extensive affair OF the kni
ever AIKEN here Tie Social Mennerchor OF this
ctv have secured hearty cooperation OF all the
uromincnt societies along the river together with that
~ the Aron Society Of New-York. DIR. Damrosch ka-
uelmeister Greiner, vOcallss Graf aud kemmerz ana
sooists are be here In addition 10 the Arion
tbe following societies VIII be attendance VIZ The
Cmcllia Eintracnt Orpheus, IT.. OF Albany; Man-
ncrcnor OF hufisOn Germhnla, OF POu2ukeepsle hHh-
nrrcbor OF Nevburg Mennegquartette, OF saugertes
the Mennerchor and AmphioD, OF this city and I9y
OTHERS A chorus of 600 male voices Il expected DE-
DamrosaI Professor Greiner and Paul Gerhardt OF
this city are the judges At the prize concert
The Arion Society, including its principal
slpg,ng members to the number OF eighty, with
Ietbold's military band, will start for Ronfout on
Monday next They Will be received by the Social
Mannerchor Of hat town. In the evening concert
Will be given in the Ulster County Arsenal by the fol
lowing societies; Arion. New-York Cecilia and
Etptracht. Albany, Gernana. Poughkeepsie; Man
nerchor Hudson Orpkeus. jr., Albany 4BDner-
ebor Newburg; MnnDefquartett Saugrrtlesi Am
union Rondout aud Social hhunerchoi or iondout
All The soceties will compete for three valuable prixes
Except the Aron, which has 40 many singers that oou-
petition would unfair. ON Tuesday there VIII be
procession and "a picnic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
REGlNNING ANEW AT ROCKAwAY.

The dlscharging OF the workmen at the Rockaway
Hotel did not advance rapldly was at first ex
pected. Many OF tue men had neglected to procure
their board bills, and the adjustment of these occa-
stoned much delay. There also the claims of
those WHO had LETT the beach to be settled, which
accustomed many annoying complications. Last
evening the men were all discharged, ana Mr.. Rce
told a reporter f TIE TRIBUNE yesterday that he
would now begin anew, aud have a sufficient num-
Der of men 10 complete the work rapidly an posi-
BILE The negotiation OF the additional loan Of
Sl75 900 - now progress and II Is expected that
no dtfcultv will be found IN placing the eertit-
Gates necessary carry out the work. Preparations
are being made for the opening of the hotel tins
week and the office of the receiver is beseged all
day long by applicants for positions III the kitchen
and other der artments of the hotel.
The opening of the new railroad to Rockaway.
running directly the hotel, will II thought
make kockaway Beach more formidable rival To
Coney Island than It has been in the past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
THE FRAUD CRY AS A BOOMERANG.

To The EdtfOr or INC IrtOuhe
SIR hope THE TRIBUNE Will do nothing
70 reprcss the cry OF fraud think the will do
ia more good than harm. / asked Intelligent Ger.
man in Washington County which party the Germans
In MIA vicinity were attached. H. replied: They are
almost all Democrats always used vote the
Democratic icke but after they scared Electoral
Commission. in opposition to the 1i-hes of majority Of
the Repuo ANS Congress, and when the decision VI
their own Commission against them, raised the cry
of fraud" 1 was disguised taat have voted tho
Repub lean ticket ever since"
IalpIeaend there other intelligent Germans who
Will not relish the cry Of fraud bv party which has
uniformly opposed all laws tending repress fraudu
lent voting: party identified with the frauduIene
voting IN New-York and South Carolina the attempted
fraud IN Maine, and the frauds, lntImidations ana
murders Mississippi and other southrrn states Ana
the influence Intelligent Germans VIII De felt by the
masse. Let Democrats fraud" c.
Wauuaiu. Wis., Aug. IL, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
THE OBELISK IN UNION SQUARE.

SIR If it be In order for a person living
away from the city OF NewYorE yet who often has bus
mess upon It's sreeis would like 10 second the broposi
ton OF Mr.. r. NJ. Upjohn as made In THE TRIBUNE q
this morning OF placing this ancient aud wonderful
monoIth at the centre Of Union square. Alter viewing
this shaft days since "a IL ay cold ana
still In the bottom OF the bIack hulk Iva mid river. soon
came upou Uaon Square. aud the nrss OF THIS site was
strongly Impressed upon Thonsaads vii then have
uunorIuny To look upon IL who could not would
take time IL 20 Central Park The reasons gwen bv
your correspondent certainly valid an Tor one can
but beey speaks the mind OF the great majority VI
thtnkiug aud reading people when he this ate.
Fulton, Aug 10. 1880. ii. ~. GILBkRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
THE TRIBUNE IN THE CAMPAIGN.

To fhe EdttOr OF TIC TfIbNRe
SIR: During many campaigns have watched
the results accomplished by the distribution OF cans
pagn documents; aud while believe that good done
by having questions at put condn sed form and
given the people also believe that half the money
expended IN placing a good paper Ike HE TRIBUNE Ia
their hands would accomplish more. am convinced
that 900 copies Of THE TRIBUNE properly distributed
In each Assembly District this dIna the monhS
of September and October would Increase the kpuolis
can vote from 1000 10000 Ii the people are prop.
cry informed 10 the questions at Issue the state OK
New York Will give Garfield and Arthur 10000 malor~
lty. Yours.
New York, Aug. IL, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
SPORT AND CRUELTY.

To ne Edtt0r OF I"o IrF"""e'
SIR: In THE TRIBUNE of to-day read an
account Of fox Newport, and how the gallant
gentlemen xeuJe ladies chased the poor animal
INTO the water etc Is not nearly time that people
who ORC e.s TO have Kindness aand IN, eth geuce
md semething TO do this busy world tor
turing the animal creation for "spoit"f Or there
son,e peoplr sI livirg IN the past agesf Yours,
Ns,c. York Aug 20. 1880. C. PULLMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
CROWDS AT CoNEY ISLAND.

EFFECIs or THE WARM wEATHRR-A SAD ACCIDENT
LATE ARRIVALS
The hot weather yesterday drove thousands
TO Coney Island The steamer Haneox Which left Pier
O. East River al 1870 d. M, crowded passen-
gers. On board the Hancax onelegged soldier
He was healthy looking Of about thirty 1--we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

THE TANNER CAsE.-Butcher (reading),
. Ilym nOIhinlet alone butchers nsst--for u
ter OF a month! Why, I'd ave him Jug. would n
folks To tnis ERE system, what's 70 become o. the
British youstltootouf Z" Chorus OF Tadcsmen an e.
sanl' "Ahi what. indeedi"-tPunAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
NEW HOTELS.

1t is intended to expend 100000 in hotels
by next season Oak Island and Joness Beach. l. L.
not counting tho cost of the OF the Montauk
or Southern Railroad thereto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
A FAT MEMS CAMP.

The fat men of Westchester County con-
template encampment for week on Oscawana
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

This divided by seven leaves a remainder of g.
showing that IT the sixth day OF the week, %
Friday.-Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
FINDING THE DAY OF THE WEEK.

To the EdNOr OF TIE TFtbNHe.
SIR: was very much interested in your
plan for finding out day OF the week OF any one
year. in last Sundays TRIBUNE found correct with
two exceptions.
The dates winch cannot be made OUT correctly, BY
vour ulan are the landing OF Columbus Friday,
October l2 1492, and also the day OF sailing ~
Columbus FRIDAY August 5, l4S2; neither II cor.
n or. Please explain. G. All
Neu- York, August II, lseO.
&c. A. L. has not made his calculations correctly.
Take the landing of Columbus, for instance, and
we have the following:
, 1880-05-25
TIE COUNTY BOARD,

When tho roll was chilled ut tho rcgilnr mont-
ing Ut the County lD,lrd held yesterday nftcr-
noon NIL the Commissioners wero prescnt except
Ar. rDburn.
A communication from J. ". Norris wis read
askiuE tho Doard to sanutiUn sovDrnl ehnnges Ia
tho vault doors which would increase tho orig
inal bid from $7,S00 to $500. It WAS lA!d over
temporarily,
Tho Committee on Public Buildings and scrv-
leo Recommended tho pAymgilt ut bills nDtt.ng
$lB.1N. This included two h!lla fr0ll Sexton
amounting to $i1 ,00U, and onu frDm Davis for
stean-henters fuOttng up $5.@i9. Passtd-
4 Ha1urtty report trum this GOntnlttcc rccom-
nonied thlt tho lid Uf j. II. Torwil]tgcr for
ynult-.soors Ill the Court IInuse md rrcasurpr'4
Office bo uccopteL. Tho figures wurt S9.5Jl. This
ruport was SIKned by hfesAra. Hctne, Meyer,
lshsinwaId, MtllUr, HpuIIDrd. and Elurk. \ NIL
Enrtty repurt recommended that tho bid Ut 8. II.
HMrri8 Of $J,415 for VaNlt-tlDurs iH tho CHurt-
House, anu that tho bid Tor ynult-do.,ra and
vnuIt-ltnlnXs In tho TrOasl,rur's Uillcc amount
EninIrl1,y, 10 neccnted. thus Atving s., llM upon
tho work: The minority report waA agncd by
Alcssts. uurlng. Wood. Hutt. Purtngtun, and
Ayers:
During u prolongcd discussion upon these two
reports Mr.. l!ocae, who advocated IcrwilIKGr'a
ntti. Wnrkuu himself mp to u worry Wrnthy pitch.
lie Balu tiu hn Gopn toted too long By tho mum
lct1 OF the County l!ullrd. IND w0u!t! stand tho
fuotng nu 0nHur. There wus all atrurt u give
VII lnforlnr nrtiuie. and, ltkG most Of tho r0El-
tt1luturs upon Cotirt-liOuse work, would como III
nft4rwnrsl for extrts.
Finally tho mu1arlty report WIS adopted by n
yoto Ut to u, thus virtually awarding tho con-
tract to T0rwilllgcr.
, 1880-05-25

A 6IUTTf L0EA1.1TY,
On days like yesterday, when thoro IL n brtal<
breeze blnwing fruM tho southwest, tho smoke
nuisance boeo1nos tntolcrahlo In some pnrts of
tho Snuth Division. In tho nG!ghborhuotl Ut
clark and Fifteenth streets thoro was yesterday
cloud Of smoke, which Induced ropnrter to
t0lltw It up to its aDurro. The alllnkU stmns to
lulltl,g.M .Milla IN tho ielKhhnrh0td Ut tho K,.s-
WOrkN I'm the South ElF4IGh 0f tho riyuE. N0s-
Grthelcss, standing on tho Fort Wnyno bridge
!nuEtnx south. tbs Alr WIS colnpnrntlvB!y TrGn
cloud stretching ,wn intn the business dstrlct.
Whit tho snllrCe Of tho 4rOke Ii still further
south. u was ovtlent 10 tho reporter that the
nuisance 'is alos W. '"a'y ssssed " he ch
rvur south Of Twonty W. .S,cond d. strcet, Ths S
nhctntuAl works OF AlRhlGr s. ChRppell wore ycH-
tetslny poHtt.,s out Vt tso ta!l eh,.nnuys y vol
n,. 81 ys!in,w s1Ske ,s EllowinK the FLYER tho
4 lliesaler a1,d uonlor v weiso, which woro Rlso
makinx \ hlrgs contribution. At Eighteenth
strcot hrldYs the two ch'tnncys Of Toboy &
Shtnsys N II N. k. Pa,rGank ces worSs aSs wsso 9ap
sni!dsng oita gFeat dcal VI yellow stauko In ail-
tiitloA to emitting a1 inta!erubls smell
o.y % Tue ot '''EhssSta'oa Ssy asse nre 'Aft'SsS SSS;
was tloins more tian .ts uharo In tho sInoko
liuSs un1 tho Union Foundry contributed tts
full guGul. Theae vnrltuS establishments ure
S5ay r. ln md wtth each tss sessso th ,hS
locomotives Mru also tu be considered. The euI,-
sellleHee ot I'LL this u thRt In the nefxhbushlMd
Ut Twelfth an4 Clark atr0ots, aud thonee dowtl-
smoke. which wnul,i pro6ahly bo avoided were
tho establishments Abovu named to oloau or dis
FA'se Vt thur s'1l0ke ~ soIau otlor why. The In
hnl'ltntS nf this section eonplAin bitterly " tho
Ut DufG air.
, 1880-05-25

Nfftt &frTH0ttfIrT lN1fEftNs 9eu0Nf AT9Ou
...s nHinos. ~ Fu.ao'l.les "es"tiAttoS
MOI ~ tue usut1 no1f yesteFany morning, tho
liev. Il. Cleveland In tho ctlt!r.
Ii, accordance with n resolution introduced by
4ho Rn., n 1,or, nm Aauno,o+Ion ,.o,n,, IN ~.
tam, tho 9rnrn1 ~ t,,o i,rotor ~ mn 1to,. ~
~, 80 m'..' 1.,'..'. ...,ot. "o
Matsh' ot uface Cnurea, which took pnce ycs-
tcrslay, und tho nov. nrs. Culdwcll, Zl1nulorsnnn
tsilu Irptinr Wete Nlpoln!ea = cn!nnlttGe "
~ arsf ,I,y ~, M.h a1,u. ~ a
Mrfnr1n sl;nnr ;i,,tv in w" tnnncctnn Viii tbo ~
Wiiamxat ,ro "'''o aausn'es VI '"e 1eaf' 'oa''
iii" ur,t"r or FIN ,nv ,ros thar +n,kcn I'm. rrho
INV n II rrnmme is5 III .I,1 itss,s ~ ,tt -" "
s",,,rs nj ~ c14nw m ht w 'n HILL ,b fsIbIn ns
F., Wt;, r. 1,,.,,-,,,n, l., y r.,t,,, u l., @
, 1880-05-25
THE CITY.


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TT. temperature yostcr.iny. ns observed by
sunussc. y,tIclnn. No. Rs Mai1tson street rrn1 B.
,,,,,! .... ~. ~ ~ w. -. ta.s.s,. ~
Hst: !hlli'f9' was nj u. H., u an8Fees' !" IL
H.. ~ u Ai'' o.. T. 1H'' e1' . p. t"t' w. Dur
'slHles. H. t'' Is's'' o ~ iH't -"'H@
l,EN 1}ur1,En md his family pnssct thruuat,
,hn RI y ycx1er,,nv on ro,,to to California. liz
s,,nncd IN ChIrago ;,,st lonu cno,,ph In .mv to n
Tribune representative: ~ will not stop In
q h.cnso untIl after tho Republican Convention.
I inn.t hrIonp IN TINT nrowt,. I'm n fIr1r.
1aan..r n,,,a, a,I t-ons,or Iii hntd = son.
nHcHer' n".'ts ntta , Nc"i"eS "Ai a''u e'''
tcscnec on tho Pacific Slope.
Usnur credit hns been gIvcn tho city dctcct-
s ,ses tus t tna ,"a Ua1o oi ~ rG Wa'nr o "h
MH.mnc'l. n Lake vtow It a.en,s That . ii!eera
Morton, who nude q confession to Capt. Sltt-
van. ami tho Mtter furnished The Information
which led tn tho arrest OF Sutherland and
Mitchell.
t,,,,,,~,,,,u, to-day, IL, a,,,.b rraf.tos os -oc+
anu a,s rI .,,, t,.. IL
mn lns1 ielau % Gts YS,, WI in,a,n WI ~a
t ~ tu,. ,m,F s.r,, s t , ,.tiiao ~ Vnu i,,,r",
nr M a,EE ,,i! s'.Ss u n ".. mrct, IN
r. ~ ~ @ o @ % Hn"Mi T ns+ n,;mr 4, t.nrir n"n ~
~, I XII .y,.., tnven"mt rtmnasatnrv ~ s,ts
, 1880-05-25

fas nov q e"S dns9sofe taneenc ef % II" saeh f
New York about two .weoks aso. md on tue
tbo .iiscasc, 10 - svhivG ho wns oxia'si. ThIs
brings N, ~ very inportnt q,,cs.o,,3tto trat,s.
ef Rexla, fa tho '"Ss %c,t 'nx st
now larRer than II has bccn for years. yes,er-
city, an.i TIC Iicnlth Department VIVA II 1pecIpt
thatan intcrcssls being fcltin Now York III tho
."NEw Yonx, sia7 20, 1sao-MY DEAR Docrou:
The in,,nenso tide af ,mmgr,.tion that Y pass.
clements If tiansor to which boy Icavo 10 cnll
"amal.pox hae boon frequently detected In
Fro1ch . aud s tern, % =" 5rts H. Tho Sasa tIscoScre
hithert9. with ..t,e exception, hnyG ocon -
pTSp'y Z '9s'' q ene&o & 'As c 'nf: a:r psys' vss
thruitHh ,isnfcution 81 tho ship, rArtlc,,lary
nffnr but ii stiort detention, With the exception
before rufcrrcd to. iilwhtcll t:asc dctpntu, WIS
t,,auc until protective measures wcro dcvol-
"Thc r,pld transit between Liverpool, lrun,-
burg, 1ascn,cn, lfavrc. and othor Continc.itnl
s*r rorS hs Ee fa sss chsa ' IT. Ioa.
s;;sSs ; + stfs5 y evSss fsyf + A. ;Ss
us Ways to thc tar well. aeslse foea 70 sa v yu"r
this port in tho lnst fow weeks hss s Nude Sppa:
r.nt-nan,gly: that moro than orttnnry care ind
ssr;y II IT, 9ssss pf s,&ns s,E
sns T. s%es tsy ssasss w.t.
% ,.er % your a'seryati9n M r. @ % orFai"%sinx @ w "ne @
History Of the sS'rco Of tho infection Is posi-
"1{cn1tl- Oltear"
, 1880-05-25
CRICKET.

The annual mooting ut tho Chicago Cricket
Club was held last ovesliug At tho Palmer 1iousc.
Tho usual unuuaa reports, which wero read,
showed that tho Ctub WIS In prosperous oonaI-
ton. Tho annual election OF officers resulted
~ fo1Eowa: Patron. y. W. Ailorton: Prcsldent,
DR., Montgomery jones; VIce-p resi- tdents, ]. O..
Orchard and I'm Holmes; Secretary, y. W.
Commtttae, William Mo0llI, 4. q. spalas
ing. II. Taylor, II: +. Dllliu9s, nr.
Montgomery JoncA. ]. l.. ltalnsay, and @. ",
Lincoln Park Commissioners for the uso Of
xrouisls laat year and rartnr Harrison ind Com
missioner Waller for similar fAyora tho present
seuaoI. Tlp Club will use Tho xpacc on tho
Lnke-F Frunt between Van Huron street unl Peck
onurt, and will hold rr9alar praetlco meetings
Mt u. III. every Wednesday alld Saturday. TIE
CLUB hus begun negotiations With the allba At
Milwnukce, ltacEae. Asld Ut. LHutA for lnAtehcs
during the ,present ycMr. Tho hecrctary may
, 1880-05-25
DIVORCES,

Anna Hpreokolmeyer tilad bill yesterday
as,linst hor husband, '0curga spreokol,noycs,
charxsng him with dcsertlon, and asklng for y
d!v,,roo
Emma J. George also makes similar charge
axl.'list Jasnes uoorxc. and asks fur tho same
relief.
.l,lllgo Janasnn ycatpplay grantod divorce to
AdeltA II. cuskson frosb THOMAS |. Cla1k4on IN
tho ground ut nuuItery
JulYa :ruley yesterday granted decree Of
'divor1 ~ Fritz ValtMer fr6ln Aiary vntner on
thu ground Ut adultery, and to David II. Coo
ftoM Lydia +. Coo on tho ground OF tteseruou.
, 1880-05-25
NOTICE.

Judge hfornn made Il ruling In an appeal cnso
surety could bo entered III any case in which tho
nppoal was not perfected ton days prior tn tho
torm Of court at which tho motion for tho rule
4 nude. whether the appeal WINS perfected be-
fnrn tho JtsticU or by lllnx tho honti With tho
by tillnH Tho ,tl with the Elurk no trpr nr r,,io
Gun eo taken unless tho appearance OF nppcElee
llAA begn entered ten tinya heft.ro tho term ut
which tho rule btrlor IL taken, 0r tho aplNltc0
has buen served With summons In tlno for such
tcrtu.
, 1880-05-25
Fuss and the Rparrosvs-A Hattie Royal
in Whicia tho Cat In Routed by tlae
H4kvtHa.

1AbFuAs
' Cftslaad Lauder.
Tha other day u Au,nbor Ut gentlemen were
sitting III thu detectives rdutn In thu City-lsall
when nn English sparrow ilew near the w!n!low.
puptxl In, niId tlarted nwny aYnltl, CApt. Holx-
worth, who HAW tho little fellow sid thAt when-
ever he sAw u sparrow u reminded him u u
little scrnp which occurred In hLs y4ri ols cold
day last winter Tho spurious, 1t seeIns, aseer.
taitltd thq fapt that there WIS knot-ho'e y the
knowletlgc by takiaY possessium Ut tho holo and
winter as snug aa bugs In a rug. The Captnln's
wtfo bus y wnrm sput in hcr haart for birds.
~, When tho ground Waa covered with 9n0w,
aud tho lftt!e follows run u risk Of starvuu 10
deuth, Mra. II. would sweep Awny tho SNOW and
spread upon tho ground II ano rpiHst Of er,ul,s.
Tho sparrnws soon learned to depend upon her,
hllu told th0iT frlGllls what htl0 lusGllly thvy
bud. IN t,3useque1,se hnndr%is of them ctngrS-
touk Of his charity. Close to tho sEos whsro thu
birs were usually fed wis pile vt bricks, mud
upon this pI!e tho Captains Cherished uloliscr
used to station aeFseit Tor the pp1rNse u watoh.
comfortably settled ubout the crutnbs tho cut
would puhuee upon theM and invariably yet u
lulIuer sparruw fur dtuueE. Finally tho bfr,Is be-
came aocustoncdt to thu rat e uaodo u procedure,
, 1880-05-25
THE TURF.
HCIlATCHED.


LONDON, May 2s.-Loriliania aora,dlno hns
boon scratched for tho EPSON summon incotlng.
THE CItANTItLY DE1thY.
PAINS, May 2s.-Tho finish lu tito Chantilly
Derby yesterday wis most exciting n. Le-
fevro's neauninet won by bead, thanks to tho
skillful ridfug Ut Archer. Tho general oplui on
"a that Le Leon. who oaulc in sccond IL tho bot
tor hUrse. Thlrty-thrt0 to ono waa offered
against Lo Leon before starting.
TIE LOUISVILLE RACES.
LouIsvlr.Lk, KY, Mny A.-First raco-Throc-
Qunrter tnile hehts:
Knight TGlnpiar. ......,......,.,......,.1 /
Flnrenco 2
AAAe$AA
I4Me-1:l5; l:l7. II
Second racc-Clark st!kO, fur 8-year.olds two
liS.anl-n third. Tlno, 3:;Fa.
.,rhir.i raee-Ien s1ake, for 2-year-olds,
SECOND. Ripple thirl. TImu, 1;l1. :.
Lust rnco-For all a9cs milo lash: Montreal
and AutlAx Tltn Il dead hent John Happy thIr1l.
ln tho rutl.0T Montreal beat Audax four lenEths,
Time, l;Aaai; 1:444.
, 1880-05-25
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.

Those who would Walt Callfornlu or tho Oregon
Stats Fair ut slom. Orp.. Ut but little over huff
the usual Tatea, viii Gull on or address the Hsv,
1saae utllon. 81 Washington stre1t. Excursion
truln stArts wednesday, jl,no it, 1850. Special
advantages guaranteed to R1lt u,ukinY It by far
tho lnoatfuyuia1le opportunity oi thu season.
, 1880-05-25
SUICIDES.


IN UKOOKLYN, NJ "
New YOnK, May A.-Thomhs lstee committed
suicide In brooklyn yesterday by shooting him.
self lit tho hoad. lfo WIS Formerly a nlerchant
In this city, and, having acquired handsome
fortune, three years ngo retired. He was In
duccd about II ycnr ago 10 tlabhio In stocks In
Will street, Unfortunately. ho got in Mt tho
wrong time, md nlct with henvy losscs The
decltt,u of tho laat three weeks added constantly
to bis losses, and ho Is sRtd to hlvo boon 'lonp
M Menohs wa'Gh @ wone e PIECES nH tttrny aha
suicide 10 tho u'lcot OF bis apoaulatous.
, 1880-05-25

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