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, 1880-09-10

Circuit Court. Tho brt,tc wns Intended t,y
Miss q: lu:ch AMI N!r. =. f1emncrlc. Miss 4:
Mascr Ea oIcht. aa.t is. Eoe o ''i'sIt sinn "''
nrd Mr.. Edmund Lehman, slstur n.nt br4,thcr
nf tho hris'e. Tho trite was tnstoftlly nttirc,l
nttd diamond psnnnlonts. md Tho brl,,rsmaids
wrro simply att1red In while. At tho conclusion
nt NC ceremony NJ; tho g,,as,tsl ~, ~ lrepnlre tn tho
which were trn,lttEstlly decorated with ..Ii,warH
MIL plautA, were given ever to Str. 4. 81 kinslcy
them tntn IL nrge ha,,I,tpf i!nll. Tic Wedding
March was thnn performed n.y. tho full Chicago,
Orrhcstrl. atll tho Hn"sts t,,arch.sl IN hrt tak
Elaborate banquet which forms s,Ich pleasant
fc,tnro nf ali, ilermnl, wcslliuRs. md nirth Rrtl
rtuns thrrc was Il lnrpe llspiny 1T elegant md
costly presents. rt,,1,prsing arerwnrc. lcxclry,
ann pinto. tntcr In tho evGni1r tilH r1,lis wero
cleared. md dnnrtnE WA cnrrIr.l III Until Iutr
ht,,lr. Mr. and Mira ,Esl.tt left o,i brief triu
ind will reside in tho edty on tl,or return.
, 1880-09-10
LOUISVILLE s11onr-L1yE,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept 0.-rhe animal
meuttng Of the stockholders of the Short
Limo Railroad took place to-slay. The old
Board of Directors was elected, except that
Mr.. Wilder wns chosen to Ill the place Of e.
Spratt, deceased, and *. l.. Sc1,mltt, Cashier
of tho First National Bank, chosen to fill tho
place Of f. p. 9clllnitt, Into Vice-rrasident,
resigned. After the stockholdcrs' meeting
the Uoartl Of Directors accepted Mr.. Sclntt's
RESIGNATION. Tho roster Of tho Con,pany's
]. B. Wilder, Prcsi,ic,lt; ,jncob Krieger, Sr.,
Vice-Presllent; W. MnI,l, General S,ipern.
Treasurer; 4. Barnett, Attorney; j. ".
Dairtl, Auditor; and William Morris, Pay
muster.
, 1880-09-10
NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL.
Gp<ffdl n4sratth to IhS CAte7no T.thdine

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. o.-Ex- Gov.
Henry d. Cnok, of this city, Is lying very Sc
riously Ill ut Fire Island. where he won't for
his health, and It Is feared ho will not IT.
cover.
1t ls reported TINT Justice Swayne, OF tho
Supreme Court, will DO retlgod aftsr the $685.
sion of the October term OF the court.
All thu clorks from Maine l,aye made satls-
fuct0ry arrangements with tho ra{lroni conf
paM!cs Md will leave In time to vote,
TllaIo Is still another hItcll In tbs court
Mnrt!al trIal of tho Slgnal Service Sergeant,
Allr!ch. Tho Hoard has determined TO ro-
nl'en the case and take new testimony be-
calsHe additional charges have been filed
against lin.
10 The 1Ptst<fn Assoetae<d Prsss,
WAsHtNGToN, d. G., 6npt. 9.-rhe checks
for the payment Of tho quarterly i1ltarest ou
tho registered 1er cent loAn duo Oct /, and
Numbering about G0.000, arc now being pre-
pared at tho Treasury Department
Thy Treasury Department purchased to-
day 305. goo ounces Of tinu silver for delivery
at the san Francisco aud New. Orleans
, 1880-09-10
ITEMS.


BIT. E. 7. Jet7cry, Geueral Superintendent
of tic Illinois Central, announces that tho
name of Pearl" stallion on the Middle
Division Of his road, has been changed to
"Kisk."
Judge 1.oomls yesterday morning heard
Mcssrs. Witllrow and Ray OIL behalf of tho
defendants fn tho case OF the Chicago s
Western Indinna tailroad against the I.nke
SlinrG IL Michigan Southern and ChieuRo
KnGk island X. Fncltfe Railroads, and re-
served his decision until this morning at 10
Tho Chicago. st. Louis & New Orleans
Railroad shows q remarkable increase In tho
cummings for the mouth Of August, 1850. over
August, 1B7D, notwithstanding Tic trnfllc-hglt
carried on during the .greater part OF tho
Mtnth with the I.0nisyllD u Nashville. Tho
total Increase was Se5,651.
Tho officials OF tho Grand Trunk Railway
deny tbs rcpnrt that their Conlpany has ob-
talnetl control OF the Toledo Il Ann Arbor, or
that It l1a8 anything to TO with !ts extension,
1t !s trlle, however, that John Il. ALLEY has
a0ld out bis Interest In the r0Al, and that
Coy. Ashley. Inns secured tho money with
which to build tho extension to Pqptlac.
Gencral-Managor pottcr, Of the CiIcaso,
burlington Il Quincy Railroad, received i
come news Of ascr!oi!s collision on Ills road.
Two frplght-trntns cotlitlcd on n brldRn west
1f OttnMWR yesterday morning, knocking
down two .Rpn,s Of the bridgp and killing
Englnenr. Robert Brow,l,. Ut the castbUun1
trnfH. Three train l,andn were more or less
accident was due to tho disobcdEellce OF the
conductor III charge 1f tito west-b0und train,
who left OttunlWn without orders.
, 1880-09-10
SOUTH CAROLINA CENSUS.
Gcn. Syn1kersh Investigation 0f tho Ige.
ported Frauds In Tt,ut STATE,
Special Diapdtth to The Chtcano Tribune


Special Dtspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsltlSGTOS. d. G., Sept, 0.-t;en. Walker,
Superintendent 0f tho Censlls, llns returned
tI tic city after u visit to tho Nnrtl,. Thu
DoIil0crntlc papers rGp0rt him M now cntor.
talnlng tho opllE0n that there ls M frnuI In
tho coIsns Of lsS0; that tho frau.! wns all IN
the CENSUS Ut ls70. Tho only F,.ylng cla,lse
tO this conclusion, MS (ien. Walker Is HOW
reported as ssAtlng, Is contained III the follow-
luz paragraph:
An investigation Of tho ccustls rGt1rns l1na nj.
so'ty vot cgn!.,!u'cetl, mud II N my oe Gul,n-
rilel IN the UcslA nr ln*. at,t In tl,t Of IF4E}
iit not ~ tiNt of 1871, hu Will conclude that th1
hst.i!t!llnh itancrAtlnlt WIS dcfeotiyc, anl will
AbuIs'lO'a the fhseStEYNton. =
Tllo ctltor of Tie WASHINGTON Dcnn,,,tc,,,
Wl!n until Iecontly .llns been Il resident ot
nontn carolina, cnnltnontlns upun this dec
1h10. says: =
u tha report IN curreat II showa gross liz.
nf9..o ~, n.l tac nart Of sIS Sulcrtntel'icnt II
1rv ul nplnIon thai In tho yaar ls,V ihoro wus
not a19tV c0i1rrl lHAn eiIlpluycI In ui,,,,Ecr-
Mttnx ~ tlo South. 1T !SsU 10 WaB IN every why
1Hit ners,'n1fv !" a neriioFn. r. te wrs d srlorn e
with tho host work lo,a ny sho uext olnss Of tho
Willie etutnuratois, Nnrth or SuatA. The Hlilt+t-
v,s4ss nominated tho rnumeratnrs tn lnaA]uil:
knowledge uf their character RI,.l
ott1ur thHnh LITTER u application tiat uIyiit
HayS TX l,ee M wFattu tna tue applicant by friend:
tho st'unetatots. and tho Unilei ElattS District
IG!Kts cout!rHlcl thptn lWfnEs thoy worc eUu,.
ll4s!ilcd. !sut tho J.htgaa kn1w tho tnou per.
sonA1'S, aIid know thcls qualifications.
Fick!e IN appctito. irresolule In MUD, and SUBJ
lc4t " melancholy. ffF Mail tnrH
, 1880-09-10

DENvEH. Colo, Sept. GA very largo NUM-
her OF laborers llnvo been brought from tho
Enstern States and Calatlas this season to
work on tho various railroad extensions, Of
which there aro nine in progress, yet tho
work is dle1ayed by the scarcity of labor, tho
Denver & Rio Grando Company alone req,lr-
inE at loast 1000 moro men tllan they arc Mt
present nblE to secure. LNborers ara recris-
Ing Sl.75 to Saa50 per day. Tho mines draw
n,Tay moro than half tho number imported.
, 1880-09-10
TIE TEST RACE,
CLOSE AND EXCITING.


THO raeo between tho horses and men goes
Gravely ol,. altt at present tic struggle be-
TWEEN Dyrno md two Of the horses for first
place Is Intensely exciting, ind 50 Gloss tint
tho tinal result wlt hardly bu known before
to-'l,orrow nlgl,t, Unless l}yrno hreaks down
to-slay, which Is mot liable to happen, ~ Mt
midnight he was fress, Alld In first-elass cou-
httlnll. lie md kr1llnO aFe tho unly walkers
t!Iat appcAr q stasNt my clinncn ut getting II
rrlzt, nlAl although DyrNe Is still we'll In tho
lend the RdmlrerS OF the big Herulat, ure enll-
1ltteHt tint lHiurO tn-lnnrrDW night klD will
stow In front Of his only two.legRed co,npet-
ltnr.
Yesterday MI tho horses except speculator
wrrn 0H tho truck, pretty 'stl'attlly. Snllf-
yAn's little chestnut kept brively ahead until
Wednesday, nflarnonu, but tho forcing prog
css through which h0 Ind hepn put iii 10
tllnt tlnso proyeA top nnclt far HIN. md lio
MINIS rtan goltlitlg, and thu two htnuk marrs,
Hetsy I3aknr amt lose Ut 'rexnR, were III
EuMl CulNlttnn yesterday and kept up q
lively gait nll tho unes while Crockett was
right Hp. with the procession. The prtlcech.
l1lg3 against th0 NWller OF the lNAt-lAnled
hnrsu, instituted Wctltlestlny,Ay tho llulnDno
SDcety ut tho lasslGntl0ll. 1t solllO nyerzeu(-
Ons l'ura0tla, wero dismissed yustordAy for
wait Of prosecution, and tic llorsa appeared
on tho truck apparently mono the w0rse for
THO journoy 10 Gatl gonN.,
s!an M9{{2the anly walkers on ny tho tr.!ek, whilo
ruprcsenteat tho i,nEses. At Ii 10 n'clOck
lyrne ai,a Colston withdrew, wl.ilH thu
horses kept steadily nt work, the score at
11:I5 O'Clock being l9 follows;
, 1880-09-10
- 4 perfect amoke- burner for steam bolIers.
nofdeu, bvlleck l. Co., chicuWo

1nd!gestlon styspops.a, nervous ptostfatton,
aud all f0Ful4 pt 9un6rl Nobility rUllSysd by uaK1
Ivy Aensmatl's epptonlze4 beof Touic, tilu oniy
preparation uf beef containing ita entlrv uAIri-
t!ols properties, 1t Ia nut ,llura stinuIAut like
tho nxtsauta Ut baet, but contllns blood-1naklnY,
forut>- generating. md life propettlus:
l9tHvaluablet III all e.Ife10lesl conltlons whether
tho result VI exhaustion, ueryous prOatnltiOu.
oveswork. or ae4te dtsoRso; particularly II re-
iii!.ny iiaIay tFSn ns1y Ralg1nasy eS9aplHta!. Gsswsl
by JFttH3IAtA. "~~
, 1880-09-10
THE TURF.


Special Disrateh tn The Caleaeo Tribune. :,
ST. PAEF., MIMI, Sept. DAT tic Minnc-
nlml!s fafr-grUunds tho raccs ts-tlay con-
slsteh Of tho 1::H class Uf trotters md n
l,ncfng race, both Of which wcru short, re-
QWfrlng only tlirGo lnats each to settle tho
business. The. 2:.f class was tic first ono
called, tho ssnrtcrs being Happy, Sheldon,
md Golden Star. Their positions were in
tic order named. III the first hent they lad
hnrtffy left tho wlro before Sheldon broke,
and Happy made ,asll for the lcad but
Sheldon caught quickly, mil lost nothing
to speak of by lilo break. Isoli,A the
t.lrn Sheldon md Happy l,nd It close,
an III fnct so 1t wig MI ttle why through, tho
licat. Down the beckstrctcll Sheldon and
Happy nlnttc quite II pretty race Of 1t, rcnclI-
Ing the llolnestretcll lead aiNl hcad. Here
Si.c1slon went nff Ills feet, Happy passed. hlu,
and crossed tho srorc III n::.0i!5 tito winner.
Golden Star was declared dtstancctl.
III tho second heat, Star being tltstanced,
but little Of Interest wRs teft TO tho rare, MS
WAS evident TINT Happy lad it In her own
lnnas. When they !nft tile score she took
thu lead and maintained It 10 the end Without
IN any way being forecl 10 extend herself.
Shu trottcd tho hcnt out easily md won 1t #,
2:3j.
The third heat WIS repetition Of tho pre-
vious heat, with no Incident III particular to
1i0tc. The llcat WIS tr0telt In 3:}igii, aud was
won By lluppy without lIIIlculty.
.-.s RuisMARY.
,Tnrso $500; a:34 class: ..
MhptF....'.......... ....-............t..........l I
slEG;i,ion; :....... .."........... ........?
'''''' aim:.e:a els: a3ii
THE PACING nACE.
Tho entries for fills rnce were Cltnkcr,
, 1880-09-10

ST. LOUIS No., Sept. o.-D. ". Ca1dwcll,
General Manager OF tile rittsburg, Clnciu-
mil 4 St. Louis hallway, has been ap-
l'uiMted General Manager OF tho Vandalta
Linz, Ii, the place recently nlade vacant by
tho death Of Mini. John E. Simpson. Air.
Caldwell will assume Ills new duties at
once.
, 1880-09-10

Wmc-.::.81i, 2::a, ..;;E!I.
Proctor Knott won tho mile .lasll running
racH n 1:A3. Deati lleAt between S,lbicttG
anil Worcester fOr the second place. 'rhe
tirstmoney was $40, second $40, fourth $40.
DAyESr0ItT, IA.
Ep<etai nt,paieh to Tas thteaeo Tribune.
DAvES1v,Irr. In, Sept. 0.-in thu frce-for-
nll rsIce ut tho Fair.ln,tt,ds, this nllerloDil,
.josepllus took first money, Sa50 iii tllret,
The trotting was wit,icssesl by l0b00 people.
C0Nt:y ISLAND.
NEW YonK, Saut. lowing to the storm
Mt Coliey, Island tho Jockey Club raees llAvO
been postponed,
, 1880-09-10
ftFOPATRAtS NErnIF-

New York; Sept. 0-Thp obullsk at Cly-
ton. Staten Island, is now reldy tor the Coast
Wrucktng Coinpany's pantoous. Oh which il
IL to bo conveyed to tlla foot OF Nlnety-stxth
street, North River. The pontoons ate 90
feet long, II feet Wide, and II feut deep, It
has not yet been decided how tho ol,elisE viii
bo dragged from tue dock 10 Central Park.
, 1880-09-10
HARRY J0sEPH'S FUNERAL,
sptetal .tt,,nteh to 7ns cAfedao Tttauna

Dosros, Sept. 0.-:lhe funarnt ut Harry
Joseph. tho sctor, nttractoi all Immense
crowd to the Church OF the Messiah this
AFTERNOON, including very largo number of
tbs tlIsatzlcpl profession. The seryiras vera
conducted by the Rev. +. A. Sanborn, Of tho
Little Church Around the CDrner, New York,
and the tutorHtel,t WIS Mt Mount Auburn. 1t
ts sidewalk unabls to sal initta,'e" is 's,,gt1 y
the. churchs blt oil. were decorous. .lctst,
allu serious AZ though tlQy !,al beej, tn lha
lMu,ediate presence OF tic dead anil within
hearing 0f the culate's 'solenu words,-in
the obsequles OF Adelaide Nelson.
Ttmea: Our highest artists IN dontlstrys The
HELhelA0Y'A 1 kpYu4I doubt. l4plKA but ii u Hat.
, 1880-09-10
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

With his tntnty.
loms e. Nxw and famIly. Of indianapolis,
are Mt tho Palmer.
e. a. Spencer, Treasurer Of tho Eric Railroad,
New York, Is Mt tho Trchinltf.
Z. II. 1tctrsnldcr. VI tho Ut. Louis Journal Of
Commerce, is nt tho fremont,
sESArou AND bir,a. ". u, ALt1soS. Of Du.
b'iqtto. H.. III q quests ut tho Pacltic.
TIE tuh-'rrcnsury nnid u.it $:iO00 silver md
$;tl,to goId. aud took In sa.0D aiser.: =
". n. SMITH, If Lexington. ILL.,. !ia!lrcad
Warehouse Commissioner, Ia ut tho f'hcitlc.
L. 11rcmonu md pnrty of sir tourists from
Austin. Tex. nru ,l.nnicllcd ut the fremont.
Wide, je, Co. Is % ROW wi viii W'i'1oa9hbs. It'll
4 E0.
w.J. BCnSs,pE, Dublin; Thonas Sorics aia.
nlI.n; nil flms.nv pnttun, Gorluat,y, are xuesls
pf tue fRclfc.
a.. +. MoErG: of E.l!nlurs, md tho I.ev md
Arc quests uf tho Pacific.
eiHAIs ans, cfKnrria, *1,Eil: snHa and tobhcct!.
xl.n;i; bcnr, SUd; and spirits, sls,.H3; totnI,
S:ss,0s0.
r. ". w.SrE1,. General Superintendent Of the
West Wisconsin ttltlrsnh. ntiti f. Il. Clarkt,,
.irnrrnl Frlnht- Aurnt ot thu th1ra9o. MIlwnu-
kcc 4 IT. Paul fiaifraat. nre at tho Pacific.
,. u5r1cEn m ,, Ii.1Ex ye;,,,srlay, shot l!!lo
u uui'! street, wlcl, went mud. and attempted
10 bite scverat children who wcrc playing ia tho
y1r1l.
1,,,x p,,,r,o,., r,ror., rro,.,t .aon+ ~
III" tan, rr,i,,k i,aiIInet ,trni.nn a IAN. NJ
snu MI,Is. TErnn"h Er"sat,I Mnnn,cr I'M ri 1' fhe
1@I,n"r e'"''"4 ieo"'o''''' A'os1o''' "'o ~ tuo
,..s"s,' -,-.. ..-,...,.
Of tho Exposition u,.il,iinu this yrar. ns wna In
currcctiy stated ycstrrluy mDrI,itK. lie has,
however, occupied that position IN previous Oc-
cnslons.
u
"A FATTY OF S0f<hwnstcrn md Hnck Island
!ias1rotd nlsclnts frE New inrk, snc!u,ltng K.
T.. FLOWER, ". i. n. D!ts. II. u. l5lslHp u.
l!rcWstGr. and j. ". sch1cy. nrc Gunrtorctl TT
lie l'he!flc.
r,tE rcnpornt,,rc vnstpr,lov ns u1,scrvc,l 1,v
MRiIusRp, utieut,, NJ Madison street trttln{1SE
Guilt!iliRl. WAR III IT, ILL.,. I'll dcKrcrs: III II. ii.,
81: T. Ill.,. O.; p: III, 81; ~. m. ~. barometer,
sn. ILL.,. :9S.; y. Ill.,. :o.so.
IN f:,,x,. u,,. f., ,1ostor,r +},o
hyur i,.1 ~ ~ IL Wt,fjmum' W f't.1en ~ IKE
uarer. ind i, II hott"i thnt. ul,,lcr Ibis trent.
3"nrt lts .,,,it+j",, I'll, r,'tt run n,,,t
III! !at..t. h!s G"I.ull'n VII rNpust Hhp9pset Atlu
, 1880-09-10

NAlS AND "AAEt LttAFVlNs
The trunk-llne arbisrators, 3fessrs. Charles
Francis Adasns, Jr., Dnvid 4. Wells, and
john A. Wright, to whom this "Ilislt Joints"
had retcrre.l the question Of trunk.line rates
upon rail and water traffic between tho 1ako
ports and tho scaboard cities, have lust hand
ed III their decision, which ls as follows:
). NrSt-Wo tlnd no c1Eetin9 agreement between
tho trunk lines covering tue nhjuattnent Of rates
hctwrgn seahonrd cities md the lako porta Of
those lines nn hike mud ratl trn!!ic.
Sftand-Tbs existing agreements should bo 10
amended ns 70 provide Tor Al Inscription. II
lnkc aud t1i tra'!o o1a mn cqu'!nhle hns!a, which
proportion or TINT trnilu by making a rats from
Ha1,lnRky t,i tho scntlunrI ports, which tnnY bo
fcss thHn tho proportion Of. the all-raii Cblcngo
ratio. or less ttnn the local rslte from TINT point.
Tho mntier Ia therefore rrferrcd back TO tho
parties In interest for adjustment on this basis,
hereafter bo n1nt!g the subject Of row arbitra-
tton. In which evidence must be- Offered to show
whit would constitute d autthhlp rntc to accurp
the fair npporttonnent at tho tralIso In quca-
tlon.
The trunk-llne arbitrators have refused to
entertain the application uf Atr. John Il. Satl-
ford. Freight Traffic Manager of the Chicago,
Rock lssalll Il Pacific Railroad, asking fur
rehearing Ut t[lo award OF the, Board of Ar.
httraturA Of May 10 last nppDrtioning tho
Peoria Gnat-bunIld trajIie. Tile nrbttrntvrs
sny tlnt, after carefully considering AIr. Snll-
fnrd's communication, they do not find lit 1t
nny fAGts Ur arguments which have not been
INCLUDED In the statements already submit
tcll, Or which, III their oplnton, would afford
4 reasonable ground for n rehenrlng.
, 1880-09-10
n1rCu1GAS's RAILROADS,

From tile advance sheets Of tho eighth nnnMA1
report Of tie 1lon. William Il. Williams,
1snfroal Commissioner Of Michigan. cover
Ing tho business md financial condition Of
tho raflroasls In that Stnte for tho ycar 1870,
the following facts and figures arc gathered; +;
Forty-eiglIt distinct corporations wero
represented In tho ownership OF tho rail-
roads III Michigan during the year. m ILL.,
crease Of soycn 0yer tho year previous.
At the close Of tho year only two Michigan
roads wtro In tho hatlds Ut Receivers
Chicago, Saginaw & Canadn ant! the Flint Il
P0ro Marquette. During tho last month tho
latter WIS sold undar foreclosure pro-
ccctllngs, and arrangements for a
reorganization havo bcen perfected
Thu pAl,-!n capltat stock invested In other
rnatls aggregates a total of SIZE, 748, ,l6s, or
ss:ss 5ot per .nlle OF sond. This Is all increase
for tho year Of - ,53I, i53, ora.l per cent, Tho
debt Of the Michigan roads Is $lba, ,097, ,467, 1T
which tho funded debt amounts tU Sla4, ,5l,-
Oil. and the nnfunded debt to $40, ,40l Sis, j
reduction stuCo 1878 OF St,up.4sH for thu
funded debt, and $5,3i3, ,031 for the doatinx
debt.
The tota! amount eagned from transporta-
toa service by tue several FQa4s doug b,.al-
, 1880-09-10

spsetat 2i,patea to The thttaos Tribune.
,Itlot, n. T., sept. 9,--Fhe, ,gtne WIS mag
Ssrnt,!yt VIA tte RayeS y 1s @ ot 1 f'ISs Wsr ay ~ I,
better nf Il. Tor providencn earned Its ono
run OF kaeto an i1orgln's double afMl
1louck's singlA I'Ilo 'froys had lne,l oil
pseS rssi, II d11y fhiyyl i0 innsa' and only ono man
E:$$ii';::;. sSS;:::= $s$$$S$s-s
pfssl''SG9;; Esras r,;i;.i.,a;soec ilS I'll
$:: }:;s; u y ,;;:$$ ps:esssss, :essss
i:ati IN Is:csATff;nsy;, 5 tisSs; igasi'is'co,4 l.
l!lls caes1-kcefe. 81; Ward. Il.
TlMe.-l:a1.
t,lnpirr-Chnr.ra.i.
psiaias psiaiia!': g,s!Ss"sG Sssssss s 's::
WORCESTER vs.. lusr.IS.
.. Special D!.pttth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
1sos1nN. Alnss.,. Sept. 0..-In the gnnte to-
!luy between the Boslo,,s anu W0rcesters tho
Following Is tho scoEu:
S!:;::: S::s:::1
nt'FFAIO vs.. CINCINNATI.
sse1l l,tspateh 10 Ths Chicago 1rtoHnx.
IuFFAI.o, N. T., Sept. 9.-rhe cu,ltest for
tay, Cincinnati! winning By u scorn Ut 6toa:
i d Z
Gt.Minnatl. ..........,..0 0 : ! ! D D D 80
ltuifa!o,.......,.,.....D O o 10 o 0 ~
THE CASE or JONES
Is again brought tn notice tllrnltgh the col
Mmns of tho Clnc!ml!Atl E,qut,tE, wherein
tho cause 0f thu exI4'lict player Iaysgor0i,sly
GltAnlplnnrti. Against. the certitleiltu at
Treasurer 1.0rH, Of tho 13ostAn Club, That nil
tho players of the team were plld In full M
to Aug. !, .jOnes tntcrposes q dental, alleging
TINT nj aid after the lht Ut August tho l3,S-
ton Club t,wsAl httn Sis In utltlItton to thn
money .ho haA received UP tu TINT lime, and
owed him S37S Snpt. I. Jones produces,
~ support OF his claim TINT AIR. Lang trrti.
lied either ign0rantIy or falscly, tho follow
luz letter, wl!t4l would SEEN tU 1u!lieato that
tlle boston Treasurer rUally didn't kllirW
lnacll Ahnnt tho club accounts, and WAS not
In = position to certify that Juilcs lad been
paid Ill tltll up TO aug, l.;
Nh ~ STATE AFttEEr. llnarnN, Sept, 4..--l1EAN
s1it: ~ u misunderstanding AppcHrH to hav1
urtscn lHtwron yg,, und t4s lI1ston piuh !lAn-
aEetneHt. pFens1 drip tnts Hl(Me letting mo knnw
laH uileh yOu havn tsste!vGtl thug fur this ke4.
MN, Including Hr1ouuts Pnsd yt!u 9il this lust
trip, ~ that VIZ cru arrive " al tiltheltatD sutto-
lnciIt with YOU fefoyu the mAltor Koe4 any fur.
1heF. ot c0uFsd, W, X9uF eAtimata OF amount
authorized mo to pay per Your wrliluu orders
which hayo sxree4 " nay. II YOU will let Mo
, 1880-09-10

E0FlltH rWh9-ChiCNE0, =: E!nyelNnI, !.
Ywo-h!su hits-llun Imp, Phillips, ltur1is.
1'hre1.lalso hlt-t}alryinple.
First hlxU IN etn,rs-,htcuxn. l; Cleveland, 2.
Left n,t lltsas---Chtu,gO,b 4: ElevGlan,!. !.
Genry.
iill!s ca,latl-Curcor11u, fl5; Mccormick, II.
EIrIkts schllud-C0reurllr. ~; McLorNlIuk, u.
Tlb,u 1T gtltnr-I:iU, ~
ljmb}rr,-Erntftt
, 1880-09-10

tickle IN appetite. lrEe.olule III tniud, and sub.
'oet " melahcloly, Try Mail Niltess,
, 1880-09-10

1fnttA: Our highest artists IN dontlstrys Tho
AtcheaAoy' i 6ey0ad doubt, though but u y UT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-11
Agricultural.


Az reeeHt agricultural weottg L
Railand ooaniy Or 7 II Hoshius q
Newport. read = pager a. "smal0
Fsrms, iuil q praouoAl hints The
lollowiug report q it We 6ad Is Ga en-
change The great wsnt 81 every
body. BE SAID GOV seems 20 be capital
The businsss mac b9rrows money u
carry on bic busipcss. and 80 freu one
end q the country 70 the ether ard
every msn yoa meet wants 70 borrow
money, sod thinks i some oue would
lend il 10 him i would relieve bin Al
once and pat bin ia The way 81 sue.
cessfally prosecuting bis business. Bot
With mech ibe larger portion this i
mere imagination, They are worse "a
II they succeed 10 borrowing than they
would be without A large proportion
Of our larms are mor.gAged A lawyer
10 Franklin county told the speaker
that The aumbet Of foreclosures Of
farms was 20 large as 10 be alarming
Oer farmers are trying 10 run their
business by borrow ing, and thereby
bringing vexstiop aud distress upon
The remedy Tor this
trouble ID for the farmer TO buy only
what lard be can pay for aud owa him
self clear OF debt. he can, il he will,
get living and keep himself free aud
on few acres He Owned
a tarm of IL acres aud was proud 70
say be got living irom,t and paid bis
debts. aud he believed bis income from
il was more than from the majority Of
farms 10 this state containing 100 aud
200 acres OF land, He did not claim
to DO q model farmer. There were
many better farmers than himself, but
be knew enough to get living from a
small farm. and he bad no doubt that
any man could do more and make more
money on q small farm, clear Of debt,
than he could with large farm with
mortgage upon it. DIR. Hoskins read
good paper. and it was appreciated.