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, 1880-09-17


Tho political tnIk about headquarters was res.
1efdny "9ni1nrd almost entirely to stec,ttatpus
Regarding tho prohntIle Republican slIccpys In
alufnc. Tho Gseenbnckcs- rrtreatct into their
hhcll MS II becusne evident that their SUCCESS ws
mainly l'lusory. Tho Republicans werc corrc-
spond'nu'y hopeful. and tho question "itnyc
you hcard from Matnef'' bns ehnngttl han,ls
within the past two t'ays. Thu rumorr.l rs,sion
III this stnsc rtrestc buck in proportion ,s
the reported majority for rlusstctl ,iecrcascd.
The sthry ih'w II thnt tho attempt ut fusion h,ts
resl given up for tho present. 70 fur IN rcIntcs
- T. tno fs.ncctiyo n stnte Central Committees.
~ r1,vt,a1', u, n9"ef9r, re- un,'e.stood TINT an ar
whsh this fusion viii ie nctunaIy S acs cs
nPsns1 h Sop! Y,, thrs days before eretton.
& sa tilt the 'o itHcrs 81 proose io ST to s' ke"p
eiectton. whrn they will appcnr #, tte Stte, and
II IL ny c0tlnttes. with complete fusttn Ticket,
III Ihf fn' p1on,iSn !.n ~ 1f E!ectnrs j. understood 10 b
cratic pArttGs. 8>1'''
THE STATE CEST1tAI COMMITTEE
nas tnnas i number of appointments for tho
Cox; C9ito1n will sneak tn sangutnou County
s1i,a Hrht wednesday. T1uioi, Thursuy. rriMpioi
nsxt AoJay he %!t spcs Il ii S pnsS %esK Ta '1S fsst
or tho week he viii he III hume, cxrrpt iMt. 8
when hc will be ut Dnnyte. =
1ol!e. TurMiay. YOrkSillc "Wednesday. md
Tuest.ny. reoria wednesday,, Uixon iharsday,
Er.Gsv. i!cs"r'lsc, bus appointments us fol-
istx isws; ~, masan ,s;., !r'l!Qt. ANN the lst, Msn
Gen. Met.artacy, Hixaska 1T iiilIsbornash ts,-
aaI EwSrsH,IIe Mo.,day Cen hakcr is niso 10
, 1880-09-17

.[, ls,ns s,rarnssJ-cinslnnat!.! -. 1: Chcgao, !.
nfee.%se MssS etftPpp t.GPFpse " %,S aatb Elk! n,as
Eisst Ssse y u e's >: cp,cuso,
First busy I'll bliis-tiUrc nlIA Kelly.
heft IN lalsca-t'lncrulutf, &: chici.Ro, G.
Strt'ek oHt-9ay t!y atth Corcornn.
i,omolc nlnys@Gh!cnEo.
! liz. ~ w. @o''"f""
Strikes caltcd-whitc, 6: Purcell, 10; corcorau
!r,s,s rnsse.i u lhalls-claapp,3 .; r7Iut,o.
Cmpre-WHlsh
ACCIDENT TO WILLIAMSON,
In tue tlftli Inning Of Wednesdays game a
ieyere :,. aecIaent appeied to Williamson.
hound III John Rlullys bat, md in tl,e etfurt
feli !leatllong ag,l!Mst tho bank Of eartlt west
o. t!e pavilion with his full force. lilo ut
Islapte'l 10 rise. but fell bAck IN lelplesllcss.
Mlll!atlsni's injuries. which he found ia
consist Of wrench OF the right hp-lUInt.
,ie walked with assistance 10 tic Club
erIs ta11sG lIsoD %s19 Dr. Il iMnisy sve @ ypo;
uniform! md reIIcved Kelly III tlla rixilt.
1lrlt, TIC latter going to third.basc. iii.
Aln'ey Ihllks Williamson ca,lllut play bull
ugatll for three weeks.
WORCESTER vs+ TROY.
Speetat D.palch to TAs Chicago 7riaunx.
- TROY. y. y, Sept. lG.--I1inbIlty to BAT
ls[cllnond Oh tho part Of tie I'rnya, md d,
tDrt1tnate bnnclllnK Ut hits by the Worccs-
tGrS, give the latter another yfetury tu-tjuv
Ille Tr0y5 l[a the hest licldtuy. Cassidy
milking q remarkable One-.nnt riltc|, ut lin
eci'trr-llelt fence oil Stoyeys hit in The first
inning.
IhnfHgs- 25 8 G q
'Moruestcr.............00 . b q s d . "a
l3nec htts-Trny6 &, tOtni :: Worcester ii. total III
Hrrots-rroy.S Z: Worcester, u.
Welsh. .ef 's'
l,ases on balts-Troy, I: wnsccstcr,
Left ii, hAscs-fsoy, i; Worceater, :.
llnuble p!nyx-tlIckerRol,- llushpu1.
l.nsseti kaslla-EwjuH, |.
Wild p!tcl,--Welst, |.
1tnO-TwN hours.
UmpirC-Ducscher.
ltosTOS VI. PHOy1 DESCE.
Sptefat Dspateh to 1ht tAseayv Tribune.
l'nov1p:StE,. II. l., Sept. 1U.-Proyilc,ce
Was beaten to-tlny hy tho superior buttinE Of
the Boston team by tho following srore:
1,rov,tIaanco ,',,I|asm 12S TAR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~: II ! III '-,5S
CLEVELAND W.. nuFFAt.o.
spfei1t l3ispatsA Ia Tie Chteago Tribune.
HrFFA1o, n. y, Sept. 1H.-The Cleyrla!Mls
1n.tiny played strong Hpi,il gulMe, tlllu be..t
ltulfnlo Us follows:
:, FnnfHps- f23
!!nai!,''o:.;.+. !n.l!,'g::;.; ........l q 8 81
Cleveland. ..........u ~ l o D : !. -
, 1880-09-17
WARD CLUBS.

THE FIFTH SENSATIONAL. Ulaptrrr
last cyeul,r. ''pA'''s"" e'oo me
The Committee appointed to cnr,sult with like
committees In tho thirteenth and Seventeenth nth
Warus #, rcvurt IN w,,ot s,,o,,t In un,,,, o,,,,,
clcctnE q senator frnn tho rifth Sen seuu,ori", ,u',
District In rlaec Of co'inty-Troasurer Joht,sou
relt'rted Tint nothing bud ytt been ncco,,-
caut 1on.s I M",na ~ .ueI .,'.1,a.aI., a.'s'
further tImn ~ n,,s,,,t.. ,.s.n" :" anw!1e afy
stated ns coming .l!rcc, IRON Mr. Johusnu ttat
IN rnc, n. hr,, s,"tnr ,.t ~ ~,
o''ccof % sn ssu CIV up ins hs
!aisly nanns. s4,'utc an, he w"rs ~rn'u fs. sho
liz uysr,i tht, t,ssu. ~ r..sa, ~
inK that tho Fifth district wts .i,Uw wI,ho,.a % Il
&r jal iioran ~ II th',,Sht H 9e1!t .%t th, mocut
i1r, ,n I"tS"" =, 'ys f. sw.r, 4 CSnty rsast:r
% % osa 4,a a kr,; asss'sS tSa stS SStto, further
trS Ts then a1rd 'a 3%9 o ;e t%S r ioaan
tltt v.cl.ney cxtsts Il, ' ths Fiji n III srataraI %
district. '''
NJ. ElvtE cautioned tho Club not tn net
tlnuKht!esIy. i wms y tnatter Of 9rcat iiurar-
tn'1ee, Atld might cscatu llssesinn III tho lUsrty,
M.,ioh' ,' M1ntsl prrsont circumstances. Le t'c-
Fran seI,%nWad ~ sii',Ha8i G not want to ,skr uny
uythimv shu cl,s ,,ht ~ ~ G,est,1n , ~ Ms c!Ir,!
o.ll nr U't1rr. wv" ""sA' i" ""'''" ~ e"''fe's
fcstEl .; by tho passaao nr Nr. l"xas resolution.
niy ctitrrfalitttl, md atr. llogun wltlllruW Ills
is; Il tlsS silxxcst,ou of tho cAnr, committee
wM* appointed 10 en,slilt Will. thu Sct,It0riml
tEu srnturiat IL vus,.,cs y @ ,',o 0fust stMt,s o.
, 1880-09-17
SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PRESS.

-,
The Illinois !Stdu.s- Zcit.tu0 writes cJtoriolly m
follows; ~ In tho Third EonvrcaaJonnI niatrtct.
cunrnsc,1 or tho F,staa,.h s.s.as....n
rt,s,a...,. WV t'!o rn.eu"tu, oe'enteentn, anu
eighteenth Wards OF tho city, nnd sixteen tuwns
ofCaok County. urfl Inclutllng tho County Of
nn,',, 1 "1. ~os a. rur"cit nus oee'l noni-
'I ,n ~ e'1,n.ae 10 roprosent that district Iii
mo !.o~er House Ut thu Fedcrut Legislature
dsry woa rte,v s,,,,,,ns,o 40, 1,n., w. ua'a -,
Ipio,t. ,nu ul4eu Ny 1ho
,"'"'* st"tHH'Ee'la'tV, mas bcen tWlc0 tnetn-
bef ol Congress, nrd Is acknowledged to bc ono
Of tho most prudent und succcssful Henrc-
, 1880-09-17
LOCAL CRIME.

I THE 1sOARD1NG-IIOUsEK KORnER
IL transplres that Ltttlesield, tho boarding.
aodso beat: arrested BY Oiicor Cl.,rtt, has been
iaf more industrious and. more successful tbnn
ltio roliee ut tlrst Thought. as near ns can l,a
usceftalHed the trsoIlur cnfno hero Inst June
from ls'Il!a'o, and af1cr working bis "suckct"
aoI tiifie !cft fo'Eif, expecting to fnd better
ilcid Tor his operations, but fauk In this ha rt-
turned 10 the city. md for two months pnst ho
hss been going through houses rs fnst as ho
Io''fii opportunity. number Of boarding.
ho1iSu keepers and othcrH called Mt TIM Wnst
Madison Street Station yustcr,Iuy and ncorlv
every oHc Ut them WIS ulle ~ Identify LIttlc-
ucl't ns tho 'nAs who bud ytctt,uIzcd them.
ioi'n Hand. Of No. .ls West I,uudolth atrret.
lost TWO suits Of ctnthos: ". +. Conk,tnR. a
honr'cr III Mrs. kilbournc's house, No. 183 Deur-
poFh aVe1iiic, lost Il suit OF ctothos Mrs Ktt1p-
Wnl!lsh avenue; licr,n,1 Iiaxstron,. f,f M IL,
els street, Il Vt Prlnce Albert bluck ljnviuni
xI"v.si xnt en- NH I"Rt,; ;,, @,"' several pa kid
n sho ak .f ~, ~ my III 4, oyeffoat yalue It
.arrhsr avenue. 40 worth Of ciothing, md I'D noDo
sss FELIX pc5ry ,; nna John HIsxIns o.t theie oscrcvats
@ s sa'9 VI" ,s hS'ts .,e a ME- ss sr 4 ~
ether ,aa , .rtces e.; fron, her hosu iast june. Fron
hns ,;. s''ccessfay worked Mi thrco divts- dias
hnvo I'm lst or 4v sas us,s'; s.y ,;n ,,a VI Il VIC
t!!rtc tnoiths wlll lo well to cuff nt TN H"st
hln.itsn STREET Stuti0n. 1t is sltslcctetl tint bs
., nus aot gfeht nltntiNt Of ptfcrlnX which hMa
never tjecn reported. 'sA -'.e
lLtilesieltl is lalkmtive enough, md examines
orery one who cHn,es ~ Identify hj,n very
closely. Evc,t the 1tollco nre usiunfshrj ~
,.,i sS n;nns!ty "a an ;t!s 1ts Of lnperinenco
ms sn TO yn,ir frae,f" l." frequently: excIams us
n n2me complainant nppcni1 10 identity hltn.
Iho police huye put up with hia ntiS
WAYS. and have kept nuictly ut
NM uhttl be hts promised to rcvcnI
tno wttre!lbolts Of all hts piunder. which ID
scnttercd 1i1llutMst through the pawta1opa Nud
seenn-inTd stOrcs. Like Tenn (,pilJf,s 1,iIna
tyh,I. ami tllcrs or his c,,ss hu fully TX npvts
tow!!,ut EettinK MI with rs light Il scntcncc M
ssse. AZ ho wants, to plead guilty, Isa little
Ltttlencld yesterday volunteered to turn nm
~ me EtKN!s stt!len by him, but ~ Au was Is
Ntit acquainted with ito streets Us tO bo
tholls IN which he disposed Of hia !,
plllHicr .lctnIe ur pntIcr wus stulje to 10 liz
rnlit,dh With him, n,lii tnku up tHo cull.ctlnt1.
RRn%o,E Rn%nE M Eiu urs,,,'s Visited were Allrcws
phi1l slinntl1s, T. 'r9'ullrh. md 4. Poiinck III
Ec!l. kn''wn ln,wnhrpkcrs. Tho geotts epl1priscd
ciplhtliK 0t ttll snrta, twtt gtA Watches mid ora
ot el!srr. ~! III Whlct hnv9 bcen Or Tan be Iucn-
tsieu BY tho uWliers. ~ ~ '"e"
, 1880-09-17

1mE 1innenr's fellows that Clipped III their
lt,ile w NIL Ma tn t1Iro Il bnrtl-wl:nn to M
r,,,ud suwsl playing "IavH you henri tho news
frum Nanc1" nru feeling tl1Mt they cruwe,I bc-
iurr .hcy were out Of tho woods, and that they
are uilt Ut pocket ansl III Il lutrl,.
, 1880-09-17

1uEnE Is III reasonable doubt tl,ut The
Maine election hns disappointed tue Itcpubllc-
nrs-Her turk llti1lfd.
However thnt ,nny thrt It haa certainly ttsap.
pullltett IfanctHk, srcl, T'nmnlnny finl, and tho
jftn,ti IN electisig Dapis u!cp., for Governor.
Thu Republicans confess 10 disappointment"
thnt tho mn1urlty WINS nut larYrr: but they wu,
nevertheless, II only hy meek, unl rakv ln tho
atnlnA,
, 1880-09-17

THE first returns from Atnlne mndc Mr..
wnttcrsnl very ptous. and he thanked ue,I,"
MS Southern editors tau, In tolibsc- lea,tul urt.
Gle. It will he har'l for him to takc It bnck,
lluv!nr "thnnkcu Cod" he ,nuHt tnke tho eot-
k,4,,tpucna.
, 1880-09-17

INDIANA Is not SO doubtful now rs It wns.
--Ne,r lDthi StH.
Why not? HIVE tho Democrats abandoned
their ticket III tnslIann md gono over to tho
Grrenbnckcrs3 rhnt II tho only wuy Portcr's
election can l,u rendered doubtful,
, 1880-09-17

THE HEyESTr-Flvl-IiOuN RACE
FOR tie Ol.caly belt, which was begun al
| the Pavilion OIL tho Lake Front Wednesday
atul which viii como 10 aM end Tomorrow
night, ias already prove.t, " WIS antici-
patcd, to be Il very Interesting n,ni exrItinc
contest, and there IL little doubt that t0-ttay
and Tomorrow tho mammoth tent will be
well 'Illcu BY tho friends of tho four con-
tcstnnts.
As was stated In yesterdays paper, The
men Went with cacl, uthrr, lap for lap, fran
tie llour of startling Until midnight Wetlnns-
May' bsla soon lftsr TINT tlua 0lnsstead
,Hl5 Mn5,, tle ,tra,ck, l!nt returning ngnim
co1tsv tllis lol.g nscnee rut ltlln far belli
VII, ,'H Fest ,x}i q tn n, s bt l.o wcnt !" w1rk
81 ua!lks lsst hight. 1loLler Hntl Sherry
Started out with the feeling tllnt this racu
!aH nGtweetl ttlsn. 'stltl 'ls tacll WIN tetcr-
i,t'ten int , to Hsient the otcr tho result ns been
Dph!sr llasl,Ig y slight attyanti,ge when both
lt i< u!e Truck Ab0ut II n'cltek lust night.
g mft assy iey i W. kSsp p t1x, W 1s "tTSEKo o1 70 thS
nre m efaa Eat.le, a'ui t.rlitgof inttlIso Fiyal
NM, On t1 ID llts very hest.
vii asust lat ltght IT, the a!yHse a. the lasilon
y Doing comprised Of lali's, md great excite
Ms1i Was ,r!lliseI by1 'e.''lilc '1'rc. IN which
uarrltty, WNlWlc's unknown, Da,Mllterk, ain
otheF5 cuHIlWtCtl. Tbs cl.lttrslullta Weru III
tleil earnest, u,n the tight hetweall t;urrlty
AtG TIC unknown WIS Intensely exciting,
lIHtli run lttN oil tho last lup nl,t lit coli
sequence tll9 first md Sern1la prizcs Wer0
ultl!letl equally between tllgM. -.
At midnight tho HrOrn ut tho Suyputy.flyg.
Aouf Walk was III follows:
Dohter ........... ains*, Laps;
tt1t t1tuot s'.'s''s '.s...s+.''...s,..,,,,slI III
ff.rtIty '.s-.,s'..ss,ss++..*..s+. +..ul
tss."e - s+'ts's's- s-s'.'*..,-.+..'.'..s. .suH
~t'e@'Nh%A"sss'sss*. ,s.t's,.ts,. W
TO-NlNl1r
there will be another tiye-lnile-raCe between
O'!.sary'a nlaru Thought Al,ti Fluliln0t's
n, rnn tlle distance "Wednesday ntgllt, when
Ih94Eht wnl, III III minutes. 'rhO r1,ce IT,
l,lENt " for Sl00 Hl4le, utl will to stnrted ut
u'cltck. T1lnrn will Alsn lns Il a,tIllo gt-,,s.
y01l.ll!e;lse ract. In wh1c! sevctal wvll.kli0WN
pedestrians taE0 already entered.
Tt}-,lUIiu,w Slullr
Dne OF tic most interesting rlees tllat hnyp
been geon IN tllis city for years viii taIa
tpl.Gary antl Jim Smith. TwU years aEO
fil.:6u Aton ltnl nfty-Lli!a l1lce nt tho Expv.
sit!on l!u!'tlhlH for ulH benefit Of tho 1tnlse
OF Tue G0ol SllephenI, mt 1T which gr0W |
an Intense feeling nf .rlyRfy, Rst tia raca TO-
morrow night Will hu bitterly contested |
one
, 1880-09-17

TIE RIFLE,

HllUOTIEN At 1NEEI1NN0tE,
ClXEnAttolt, Sept. in.-Itlo international
military Matct, resulted II. ths tea.u from tho
Military Division Of tlla Missouri winning
Tie first prize with u scare Ut l,Hsl out OF d
lussible ,:sO0, aud tho Military Division u
tle iactt!c taking the second prize will. q
, 1880-09-17

THE result ~ 1lnino Is decisive Of the cau-
pa!gn.-Det,Ut Free I!rsx.
Whit Is tho result in stniue2
, 1880-09-17

rnr Fusion "nmjurtty" tn Maine, MS the
lElck townships comes III, quietly but inrxoraDly
peters our. Tho appearances now aro that Davis
t1'ep.) has 1cfcnted tAo whole coalition forces
und Is elected Governor of Maine.
, 1880-09-17

IF TINT Democratic band will come around
nyaln The TniM'SE will be happy to gratify its
thirst for tho News from Mnlnc"
, 1880-09-17

Tl1E Hon. Thomns IIoync will, It is said,
buy III tho whole edition Of his Tuesday ujuht
speech III premium, uni hold It for prlya,e
consumption.
, 1880-09-17

1Ttakcs long time 10 get out Of tho Maine
woot!s. Tile Dcmocrnts made a frI9htful nils
take whcn they whistletl ut tho first clearing,
, 1880-09-17
fEtLOW.FeVFR.

NEW YonK, Sept. 1U.-rAo bark Erluagl,,
from l'uri do palx, llaylI, WIS tawct IN hure
tp-lay, tle wlloiu ctrw huylng been takun
down with ycllow.fcyer. Two ineu died on
tlie p46sngG.
, 1880-09-17

CANADIAN DEFEAT,
FAlLApElrllIA,. Sept, ln.-Iha cricket
match between the Al! cunada twelve and tic
M1cketJ. - ~'e'
, 1880-09-17

IT was naE'laninous OF the Deins to burn
all their powder In celebrating Republican
victory. -
, 1880-09-17
Some Fast Footing Done by Kate
Sprague in the Race for
ESQ Horses.
A ueavy Batting Uamo In Which tie
ClI'cagos Wcro Victorious
nt Cincinnati.
Providence Beaten by boston, Troy by
Worcester, and Buffalo by
Cleveland.
THE TURF.

i,,I,,,, a, rI.s,n, .'.o ia 4ee"tu tl'aac ~ 81
.nheh ~ .ltartt6ftl were slAtlucnet, rs tile,
felt confident that uM,ter favorable a,,splce
thu innrc could nccomptisl, thu nrcut tnsl
set for her IN ,,crfor,u. tv,,o,, t1or.. .n,,,,
nor,,i aa .aa,ai ~ p1;ao 49,. ILL.,, "en uaeSe sat'l'
ueop.e 'eacico tho Truck III tho AFTERNOON
| they found tho COURSE III perfect condition,
| hut tho somewhat high wtitl frp,u the south
west wAs decidedly nKatnst any horsn Mt
tempting tn make cxtraur,IIunrtjv fast fins
and thts foct wna unt for,,otton T h,. Tin ~,
moi -h,.o,r, ,.,,,', w.. ~ uis
"n ro"1.se eiS, WHY VERY anxious 70 oet slou tt
si0 tl'at she would not trot IN n:1l or hotter
That silr was III perfect form IS shown BIZ ltle
f,ct Tint tho secunl onntter nf lpr IN At nil
yoa tn Il, II snao,,,s ,t'n s<',a. ~ e' !",. .'''
w, ~ "l:e hGcoitus,-tho ttstest 'laafler "
,'aif asecnt.,i syer trottc.; tho 'alt .ini|r, III
Ol4, Is nls0 tho best 10 .latc; and tile three
quarters, I'll l:3Is5. Is utsu wttj,nut M, rn,,nf
I'm. fa a. ,i,is ,,',,,,+ .i,o - =. e'"!,
tns 5st ~ ~, ~ 'ns roll .lo 'nare le!t tie !al
ioFee ol the nvcly southwest Wild, and Eall
1t to contend with from tlsat point to tho
wire. Or course tic result wus tn ,u.rcrnt;l,lv
s,,,"ts & III spgc!, M!iu ~ Ssc WAS tlrlllt,
mreat rotr III ra GTe ,ic, ~ uS'eo S ,a ~ s'Til
Hhii @ .uts' ttiu enh Which sile imhuc NJ LHo
, 1880-09-17
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Tito ruhl Will bbvars or u fraudu-
lent Intuition 4f Dnt'Gihs' Electric Soap now To-
tnE i1recl MI tho nlnrkrt by Misrepresentation.
~ VII! run any c!nth4A washed with II. IusisE
ulun having DUhlIins' Electric,
, 1880-09-17

torches for Garfield and Arthur. Therc vat!
sisilg tnlk nl1ot permanent healotiartcf1. after
which tho meeting adjourned.
ID. a " weii attended anil very cnthlsast.t meet.
m hn.l lnKt osrntng nt No. iii Wcst inko strrcts
Saff'Ag rneeches were tnntlr by Messrs. bradley
I'M I'M Hsnws1 Gantl[dates for County Con,mlefEuE.
n1G Grs setn !l1hchct. candidate for HheriT; .jncob
;,snse ,.' ana j. w King. candlnte fnr tho IA.rs-
nn,,ao lne nrohah!n Victory In Mnne was tho
Gvsry rttereco to Il was tho stgt1,l for trofneM.
4ons applate: After organizing 4 unrfleld and
Ar1onr marching club, tile Ciu, adjourned,
, 1880-09-17
A PRulEhI PRINCE.

A PRUDENT PRINCE.
"Iile Prtnce ut Wales carefully provided
inr Ills tnMEly bo01l after te wns hurried by
cleet'1ss 'nslrls'ee Ol Ills life for sou 00u, OH
which tlle Asl1IuAl premium IL about $4,000
, 1880-09-17

to4iAys racaa: Fisst rI.co, Tauiieu,. ,,i.rSt, ~
SOP. Entries to close Tues.iMy uvull3,t. al
o'e!otk; acGGptatIce to lu ,llAdu through The
mills lltats: 'a "''@"
r.. J. Nicho!s,. ch.. G. Montreal. 1 YEARS old,
~ A1nnMrChist, tlam llctlNnn, ll6 tNDliIuia
u ~: ,Aco!hbeii, rE, t; Minnnck, yenrn Oil,
!, W lmp: 1!enoy aa1M Mink, lGo poI.Inis, ~ u
BY Australian. dun CTaciax, TOD potsnt,s .,''3 y
;, 1{Ms-l;i{ :"
Second race, sailing rncB purse, $3.50. 500
to the lltat alli $50 to the second tOrso' pue
nlld 0ne+tilArtGr Mllea:
Ham Scott ia tIugheslb. (. HottIo f., ycars
old. ny War Ounce, IAn bY itl,n, BpvprifUn
~ w pounds to sell Tor &1G0. i
r. Mnters tJohn ttardossy s. Col, b, t. Misa
Nta1,t1ef; t1,d II; yoass 9l!, BY Lovtel!ow, LAIN A.
y. -. Nichols tlt. u. OwotlaI, Ctl 9. kinkcsd,8 8
pounds, to soll tor xa.0b ............,,,..,,'. o
Third race, ono mile dash;
ha9its
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rlrrsDulkd.
TITTsBu1lG, Pa., Sept. lu,-Ten Thousand
people Witnessed tho races at tla ExuositioIl
to-day. In tho 800 race Darlinht wuIi tia
frst llent III 9:U1{, Albert i, secollJ. Hurry
won Tug next Tires heats lii $3.50, : :37, $3.50
Albert u. allt George y. eAejl took secu,lli
place: Daylight was llstanccll In tho third
iieat 1or lou! driving III tllo : rs rucH Little
sum won III 3:SSls. Little Roam second. lit
tle S4tIl was sgt back for running hl tho krt-
9n4 heat, giving thB heat 10 Little l{vuil in
a:s7G' Little Sam WAS dlstal!cetl tor foul
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03

THE TRAMP CRUsHER. The devil of tht
APPEAL office has just completed an ingenius
continuance for the special benefit of the
printer tramps who come In from Bodie. He
calls it the "Tranp Crnsher," and no machine
ever invented is likely to give more profound
satisfaction. Above the Appeal office is a
vacant floor once inhabited by woman who
rented rooms. At the head of the stairs
which lead to this floor the ingenius devil,
who is Familiarity known about the Office as
Billy B. Damn, has fixed loose beard, one
end of which projects over the stairway A
wire fastened to the board runs down under
| the stairway and into the APPEAL office. This
| Is the plain simple invention. The next thing
is to load it. This Billy aecomplshes by
piling upon the board fifteen oil cans, some of
which contain few loesel rcks The machine
is now ready for use. About o'clock nearly
every night tramp comes along and wants to
stick type for a nights lodging. The accom-
modating local tells him he needs rest at
once.
600 up stairs and get good sleep and then
come and stick type in the morning just
tell the landlady to give you bed and charge
it to the APPEAL office"
Covering his benefactor with thankfulness
the delighted man starts cut of the door and
a moment later is cropping up the stairs lead
ing to the floor above Immediately the de-
lighted devil" hops of his stool at the case
and rushing under the stairway, hauls away
at the wire. The effect is something tire men
dous. There is noise like the grinding to.
gether of two ranges of mountains, as if the
Rockies and the Al ps for instance, as the cans
come down upon the astonished tramp like all
avalanche. He rolls down stairs, and finding
himself in debris of cans at the bottom, Wells
for assistance under the impression that real
has reached the city. There is no
doubt but that the senses of a man utterly !
forsake him under such circumstances On |
Dne occasion a man started up these stairs
whose hair was as red as a brick house, and |
after the tumble in tin it was as white as snow. |
There is no patent ON the invention, and any
body can make one.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03
THE KINDERGARTEN.

Last evening there was meeting OF the
citizens of Carson at Arlington Hall to take
action upon the closing of the kindergarten
school. Quite large number were present.,
principally those who were the fathers OF
young children, or hoped to be. The action
Of the Trustees in closing the schoel was dis
cussed with considerable animation, and all
agreed that it was an ill-advised step which
should be reconsidered as once. IL was shown
that the closing of the school on the ground
of saving expenses In reality saved but so a
month. Since the closing of the school about
thirty children were thrown into the Primary
department of the public school, whc h is al
ready overcrowded with eighty scholars. If
these children remained In the Primary
department it would be necessary to hire
an extra teacher at salary OF $75 month
whereas the kindergarten teacher, if the
school was maintained, would them receive
but $25 more. Hessrs. P. A. Wagner, and
w. H. Bryant were appointed as Committee
to secure the names of citizens to a petition
asking that the school be reoponed Com
mittee consisting of blessrs. Jacob Tobrlner,
Chas. Harris, b. F. Foster. T. Coffin, JAS.
Farrell and Alfred Helm was appointed to CON
fer with the County Commissioners relative
to levying the extra school tax which was
allowable by law for the bene6 of the school,
The Committee will also confer with the School
Trustees at the Masonic Hall on Sunday at
2 o'clock The meeting then adjourned to
meet at Arlington Hall on Monday evening
at Z 80 o'clock
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03

MUsIcAL.-Miss Lizzie Davis, of Virginia
City, teacher of the violin, comes to Carson
every Monday and remains until Wednesday,
Adults or children wishing to become rapid
and correct performers on the violin, and to
acquire profound knowledge of musical
time and to read readily, also generally mu-
steal theory can get all necessary I'M orma-
tion as to terms ETC., by inquiring of G. A.
Marston, photographer, or at the Arlington
House. Lessons in dancing given by Brown
& Davis at Arlington Hall every Tuesday
from liam till 9P. NJ. Social every night
after dancing school, m9
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ORhsBY HOUSE, SHARP BkoTHERs Props -
y. w. Bach, Virginia; VIM. Gallon; Virginia
III. Schnireding, Virginia; A. B. Miner, San
Jose; Frank Martin, Berkeley; Chas. Simmer
San Francisco; Chas Potter, San Francisco
Mrs. NJ. G. Blinn, San Francisco; A. II.
Dixton, New York; P. o. Burns, San Fran,
cisco; E. b. Shaw, San Francisco; c. F.
Reynolds, Alameda; Jas. Cowan, Bodie; A.
b. Boles. Carson Valley; Jas. Tobtom, Reno;
Mrs. A. 4. Pollard, Virginia, John LANCER,
Virginia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-03
WE CAN'T TALK

without showing the condition of our teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not to
dentifrice, SOZODONT, which is sure to
keep them white and spotleas No tartar can
encrust them, no canker effect the enamel,
no species of decay infest the dental bone,
if SOZODONT is regularly used. It is a
botanical preparation, and its beneficial eff
fects on the teeth and gums are marvellous,
as it removes all discolorations, and renders
the gums hard and rosy. MI