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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-23
To the Voters Of Shelby County

ENCOURAGED by expressions Of good will
~ and approval from every quarter, with
out regard TO party, for which am grateful,
l hereby announce myself as a candidate for
re-electipn 70 the oHioe Of County Trustee
in the past 10 every trust the Office with lis
extraordinary responsibilities imposes.
cot GEO. B FLEECE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-23

State Of Tennessee, County Of Shelby-ss;
l, J.. A. Hayes, Jr., Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief
j. A. HAYES, Jr., Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2lst
day of Juno, 1880
NJ B. IRRELEVANT, Notary Public.
Correct-A Attest
JAMES II. D0AN.
c0LT6GSl \ GREENE. y 1 Directors.
A. D. GWYNNB.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-23
River TeIerrama.

LOUISVILLE, June 2S.-River fall
ing, with 8 feet 8 inches in canal, and
z feet 8 inches in chute on falls,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-23

BAYARD and Mcdonald would
make a fine ticket, and a winning one.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-23
DRAINAGE, TILE,
AND SEWER PIPES.

SIZES of Tile IL, 3, "a and inches, suit
- able for drainage Of cellars, yards and
farms. win be sold at very low fpIiros.
The sewer pipe Is Of all sises and with il is
sewer pipe fittings fall kinds.
Have also large lot Of second.class sewer
pipe suitable for drainage.
This is the sewer pipe rejected by the Tax
ing District authorities.
A bargain is offered.
Parties wishing to purchase will please send
a postal TO my address and | will call on
them. T. j, GRAHAM.
90 lS Corner Min and Third st., Chelsea.
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MARRIED.

CHAMBERLIN- SPEARS - In St. Louis.
Mo, June 23d, 1880. by the Rev. DR.. Partias,
JOHN CHAMBERLIN, Of Memphis, Tenn, to
Miss JENNIE SPEARS. Of New Orleans, la. No
pde
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-23
Lottery.
TAKE NOTTCEi

This Is the only Lottery ever voted on by the
people Of State, and under late decision Of
the U. s. Supreme Court at Washington is the
only Legal Lottery in the United States, all
other charters having beon repealed or having
no existence.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
"A WIN A FORTUNEl
SEVENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS
g., at New Orleans, Tuesday, July
18th, 1880, 122d Monthly Drawing.
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Delinquents Take Notice

ON, the first Monday in July next, at tbe
~ Courthouse dooI 10 the city of Menphis.
county, of Shelby. will offer for public sale
tne real estate belonging to delinquent tax
be seen on my books, in my office.
ms sale will apply only to delinquent Tax
ing District taxes for 1879 and 1880
GEO. B FLEECE,
eot County Trustes
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-23
n. A. DAUPHIN,
NJ ALL

or same person at
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York,
or ID. l.. Gillespie,
No. s West Court street, Memphis, Tenn,
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management Of
Gems: G. y. .Beauregard and Jubal A. Early,
N. B. This Company has no agents in che
BRITisH Possessions. U&slII
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-23
'-"1l LIST Of Of 'PRfZEs. ri TSsiAf'

Approximation Prizes Of 2OO...... 1900
9 Approximation Prizes of 10O-.... 900
1857 Prizes. amounting 10 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
will be paid.
Write, clearly stating full address, for fur
ther information, or send orders By express or
in a Registered Letter or Money Order By
mail, addressed only to
, 1880-07-23
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

To tho Contribution Of 1Illnojs-County
TrcaHurers aud S1ieriffa TO Hold RouI
Yeara, btst Not Eligible for Re-elccs
ton until Expiration OF Four Years.
The lion. George II. lfar1ow, Secretary OF
State OF llIuoR, has sont tito following co,n'
nun!ention to all tho County Clerks OF tho Statos
DEAR Sir: have tho honor to Gull your atten.
ton to the following noslce ol 1rolp,sed 1l,sts
9s ct so At ~ i tho oGns. To- ILL.,
ar 1cuoon seS On oasi sSo dny 70 Of ' SoSobor i
viz:
"pIsopoRED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
OF THU STATE OF lLIttNolY,
4'Nottce 10 tho People Of ue State u lutnofs:
Pursuant tn tho Ftslulrcn,enta ot 1aw, UsosKo
hercby givo notice to tho Fcop!e vt said stats Of
Illinois thnt ut tho session of tte Thlrty-asst
se IL 1 Gs f 81 hS sassa sas S5 s ha s sH y
s,,,d Stats, III tho ~ ay Of Jnnunryt A. D. lSsv,
rho following 1omt resolution was, adopted BY q
twsrthitds tnto or cuch bf'lhch of said dcnefal
iiesoircd ~ e.e S<na.sof Tho State Of Illinois,
e se sso q sa o sieqfly &c tla yost
tho Honeral Assembly, . proposition, to; =
artiois oi tho Gonstitition of this State 70 that
the en1,o lnny rcNl as ful!0wB: In eAch county
there shnii Do cleutet! tho following county ~
il. isss. County julae, County Clerk. sher!tl,
ana 1FeHauEcts AhA ~ tlo eIEckioH " W Hcu VI
tho Tuesday after tho first Aonday IT. Novon.
bur, 4: r. 1&A, Coroner mud clerk Of
,,o hs Circuit Gpart wh6 oc,s ny yxe6nt nS i5 II
countica harlnE ooo00 md moro iiihagitnnta
iH which ctnntics Recorder OF nceds shall to
said officers shnll enter upon tho duties OF pa
otlicv, respectively, on tho iirst Monday Of ".
cenbbr after bis nlpct1on, ma they snail nola
their respective ollceA for tho term OF fuug years.
and until their stNessots sre elected alld quail
fled; Provided, that no pefsnn hnving onto petn
elected to tho utc0 Or bnorlH ur Ifgsisurer small
bo eligible to reflection u, aAt1 uEtico for four
ycars 4ftcr the expiration of tho term for Which
" In further compliance With law, also hero
by glve n0tlco that ut the election to he hsid 9n
Tuesday, tho "a day uf Noven,burs A. D. lbsu, III
said stltc Ut illinois, tho electors will vote or
agallist tho uiloptton Of tho following proposed
, 1880-07-23
1<1s4ATzER's POLICY GAME.

EEoKUK, H., July 2o.-Tlla lottery swfndler
who was arrestctl in Burlington yesterday
WINS brought to this city tonight and placed
In jntl. lie gulled good many innocent
people in this and adjoining States
with his fraudulent scheme. (which
he styled the Iown Policy Company, n,ld of
whh:! he represented himself to be Presl-
tlDnt and Manager. Ills little game WIS
Mofke9 H ad II r. shrp nd .g,'iaIue i ae L
would have proved yery runIunera-
tive. His nnlne IL D. N, Kratzer. lie
Is a1 years ut. aee, md formerly resided In
Bushnell, III. lie was arraigned at Burlng-
ton, and held Il, answer In tile sanl OF 81 ,00
before the United States Grand Jury ut the
January torn OF the Court III this city.
, 1880-07-23

HORRIBLE xA'TNOCJTT,
p,7-ren,.,u,, ID INV - ~ q. pctars. A.
~ ,,.'a, w. ~, ~" =, 49,. s'.,,...a,o"a -,
w. pa'is, a,la II: Aloffh' prop1ie'nts, ~
getlier will tifty others, attaches or Hhya tE
Peters' cttcus, have been arrested, charged
will, nInfuctin0 Miaa Sa1omo DurkGtt from
,,ar ha,.a T., sr,,araot romntv trho nreiiu.
ne1 NUNS ~, ou.'otsos Soun 1no p.v ,'a,,
'nary examination OF ulo principals was ieM
yesterday at GreensburR, Pm, nftcr Which
the prisoners were renIatutcd to the custDdy
~ thn sheriff for f,Irther bcarfno IN nnen
W n.,,rt tHi,. eo OS''
court 'Mly ~.
Miss Durkctt, the abducted and outmgcd
Victim, who IL but IA years of nRc. after be-
Ink sworn, stated: II was at Boyd l. Peters
49, ~, .t,,,os.a., i,s, ,,.a1, T., ttn .ftor.
sho" OIL Huesaay OF la8t week. VI tlo A1M'-
noon. In me evening" as was passing tno
church building. I mot a Snowman; he tAked
ne to 70 back to the SLOW. said I did not
want n ma, 11e tnok ma Nv tt,e arm and
,,s,a, "as ~. .ee o ,,;,.ane s 1s.a.aI
pulled me- ana 'ook nlo 'heon Nha" st",el
for TIC concert, and after that was over WAS
gotnE ont with tho Zowrfes faMily,
wteh I WITS stopped by shnw,nat,, aid he
cAItle separated from tho XoWries. l WIS
nfterwartl tnken to the tent-waKon, where
wns stopped, md threatened That ii made
any noise, Or lln1looed | would b. ripped
open with n penkntfe. flfer stntefneIItH ,lY to
, 1880-07-23


From tho following dispatch, received In
thia city yesterday. 1t will bo seen that tic
Chicago Club has for tho present lost the
valuable services Of Goldsmith, hut has sc.
cured In his stead poormnn, late the pitcher
OF tho Duta!os, who. when properly sup
ported. Is ono Of Thu most effective pitchers
III the League:
fl0arnN, MAss., July 2o-t}ol,lsmtb hns Ropo
hnme, sick with chiIla mud fover. iinvo to.tiuy
W. A, 1IuLuEnT.
PROVIDENCE w. CINCINNATI.
Special Dtspsteh 10 The Chicago Tsstuna
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., July q. The Rulno tn
dny between Providence and Cincinnati re-
suited III favor OF the former, ~ follows:
lnntnD*- i i a. o
Erovtdefee. ee........u.I 0 O O ! o / OA6
Cfnotnnau. 0 0 90 20 Q -
nDSToN vR. NUFFALD.
Spfetdf Ustatth 10 TAs Chicago Tribune.
!. BosToS, Mnss.. July 233-The superior bntr
ting Of tho HUstons to-day enabled them 10
win eastly from tho 3ulIalos by the follow
Ing score:
ftftslqs-- f254 46G7s
Anhalo......"... 0 0 o IL
, 1880-07-23
YELLOW-FEVER PREVENTION.
Eneelol fNsnatth Ia fk& Ehtkaoe Tribune.

srnlNorIKLp. ILL.,, July @2.-Dr John II.
Raucl1, Ut the Stats Board OF Health, to-day
sent tho following notica to tbs Mayors of
East st. Louis, Chester, Grand Tower, Cairo
Mound City, Metropolis. Golconda, Eliza
bethtow1., and 8hRwneetown for tho purpnAo
OF preventing tho Introduction of yellow
fever into tlts etate. and to pronl1to tho
"You viii please hereafter not allow a
steamboat to land. coming from below Cairo,
ut your port, unless upon presentation Ut \
clear certificate 1T inspection as to tho cargo,
passengers, officers, and crow. Signed ar1
lMiorse.l BY the Inspector OF tho National
Board Of ueRlth.h
, 1880-07-23

CINCINNATI, July al-At Sandy Hook, KY,
mob Of armed men rode into town during
the might an1 took Clay AlnDry, MI outlaw,
arrested Some days ago, from tho Jail and
carried hin, to a tres wilere 4 mob lad pre-
vtnnsfy. hanged two men. They weru pre-.
piteons screams brought pU0ple out aud ito
WAS sNYca.
, 1880-07-23
WASHINGTON.

A Telephone Combination All the
Patents bought Up-Trouble A'end
for Gray, Be1l, and Ediaon-sccretary
sns1,nan noliaa. Still o''l'ko' tho sil''r
w.au1snTns ] i,"i."'',, r. a. im,v ." @TMAn ann1,co.
MAsnavS, y. ~ IVY Ivy Si-a a. appi'c.. ..p. u,
consequence ot its vastncss Of interest rs
we'll US wealth of prospect, renders It a sub
,oot ~ Nono,nl ,rtoroet comuonv of
'oe',,nn h,t,,oas .,,an % Gas haon for,nod ,,ot
.e"o4lA oue4AcaS utth nas nee" Ausneu VIM
'as bought UP all the telephone patents mite
tlating those now in use, and known rs the
Bell. Grnv. and Edison natnnts. Tho com-
,,a,,., L. ,,1,,7,D.oJ ~ I.o,1Inr h,u,nooo ,no,,
rom rom MI Il par.s Of tne country Cincinnati be-
Ing largely represented and Interested, The
cas, COS capital Of the company is 5000, o,ooo,
with with hcndo1arters in New York, md
in about sixty days they will open
up the telephone, which will certainly result
in the driving out Of all telephones in the
Market save tho ones they hold, or else tho
r. Ms Tia nav @ con,.,nnya @ nImticcnf rnvmitv
r ny "n,aa tp "a Srn,n TX taatimom,. rn.y ~, a
nn,i ~ n ii,c nnssessinn n ti,o i3ew roto,,ai.r
riiri, ia cnncinsive md exhaustive. tj,nt tlI1it
HysntoT q thH tefpSno
1,rn,,;,,aa, 1lMs 1 n.u,m liz a. ',awartu N" ,n"a
unofje II n,iah hts infant ri, tGa ,narket'
iI,a ,,o,v nv liz W, encnrnd and mr., ani0
unsacssnrs ~ tHIa ,mvnntion nrtrsntInr ti,eae
oss r. 'ea ~ 'S hav ore nlsn ntvn"ra foIsr
notanta ~ for ta,en1,nnns I issue11 ~ H. Kionm
~ fiS No Yort W. aFae nMmhep ~ nf canjtuIists
" waro l,sJ hero today 70 % see to " Tie il titne
VI v,,h VIZ "gptiM, gnp.tiHaga,.s "I That u nimnal Il
cnnvtnc ncino tHnt Il wi1I mt i" lonp iii ti,nv
ove ent}re I'm chargc ~ te ~ taic,nnna ma MY III
nmiy ufe ,n ti,fs cn,nfrv hnt in fha wnrid aM III
t,,nf II thax VII, hn "e tr natahfia,, Iinns i,v
wtich s'hE gs ,nessares II am io transmittad for n
maj mt !, i'h'' snng. s<'A' ~ 'NA''s''''eA No' ."
sfr Mr iinaan siE Tevy. nr thu law firm of 15ou1-
tn, iohmsnm 4 ,.vv " ''t nf q Ginr1mnott M % evna
hn,t, h n'dnw n tho 1ntSresf 1T the t!nc}n,nt3 mi
ot4 80 ~ na'U oirnot;v stotnd o nTa 1n,
H. most 3 n3rom,nnnt ii',amcIai mar @ ~ III
ntt,, otiE +4''' tA'@e't' "'-'e'"' '''eA VI @Ato
'is'' spse,a, ia cou,tt,,ro,r.a,.
| WAaurynTOH1 IL r.. JnIv ni|Thero haa
hosn n sreat Hea1 If n,isIu fnr,nntinn taia.
1ranl,Hd henee ns tn what Ia IL i.n dnme viii,
fhe snrni,,s aiierr' frhnre ~ M fenr fl,nt
stnro~n.lnnm Vii mt i,o fo,,n,i n ia
inorn than s,,snectcd y" fiat Hcoretarv
Chairman '" uas Movcd ~ ''S enniiv ~
fhn stIvar bo,iar ,vhen h" nakcd
for s1ooooo to build vaults for storaee p,if.
1oIiara arn In rossassion 0f tha l;aver1mei,t
, 1880-07-23
A nfYs1,ED1Ous DEATH.

MEMrnIs, Tenn, Jnly Cat midnight
turning from church with l,er jaw brokol,,
breast, us II Inflicted by plck-ax. Tho girl
l,as been sick for several .luys. She died
tllis lnnrning from tho effects 0f hor wounds.
There IL no claw to the perWtrator OF the
bloody act,
, 1880-07-23
BILLIARDS..

TIE PACIFIC C0AEr TOURNAMENT.
Spsetal Dtspatth to The CAtedeo Tribune
BAN FRANctsco, Cal, July 22.--1n tho j.
II. Brunswick d Bake Co. billiard to,lrlR-
ncnt last night, the first game, Lowry vs.
Gilman, resultad III victory for Lowry In
flfty-hve Innings; score, 300 To 2u. Winners
average, 56-1l; highest runs, %, "a. 81. ~.
Losers highest runs. 20, q, q. In the Sec
ond gnnle, Turrll vs.. Charles Snyfer, the lat
tor won III fifty innings; score, 800 to e01.
40, "a, "a, 81, u; Turrill, 20, q. Is.
:. III the. afternoon ttstlayt Gilman vs. lien
Sayler, the game was won by Snylcr In fifty
innings, 800 to 1t0+ .Sayler's highest runs,
43, ;B, 4; Gil,nan's, 49, Il. In the second
g,inle. Charles Saylcr vs.. Roach, Snyler won
In fifly-two. Innings. 800 to 2lA; average,
8 19-l3. Highest rlIns-9ayler, %, 81, q, -,
30; Roach, 81, 40, a.
'i'lle g,.mes tonight arc: Dugro ys. Roach
and Turrfll Va. LOWry.
, 1880-07-23

THE P1sEN-yoH-ALI~
After tho first heat Of tho 2 :23 race had
BEEN trottet, tho free-for-all horses Wort
tailGtt out, md ns eacll ono logged past the
lsand stand there was the usual amount OF
:'leerlng, Dustin, who was hBhlNd Darby,
receiving quite Ian ovation. After the Msual
Ear,ulnK w the three began scoring. Three
acting OF Hopeful. On the fourth 1Ilckok
Nodded for the word, although q. julien,
Who had tho pole, was nearly half length
behind Darby. 10 shot 70 the front, how
# tthe fist turn, lopofulbreaklng md falling
6ehlnd The quarter-pole was reached IN
1M seconds Darby being length and halt
sslnt! ll L.! aid Iiouofnl cut 9t DC race . Nlck9k M
nile. whicl! Was reaollui in 1:io, Darby com
hg alongside and making o pretty race
down Tic backatretcll. At the 'three-auar-
er pole Dust!n began to aend Darby
homessrstcil head md Eead. but at the dis-
anca staild st. Julien showed his uosa IN
'front.' and went under the. wiro q neck ahead
Ma:i79f, thu lust quarter having bean trotted
lii ismd tSe secoud 1 heat iiopetu. laq shade
w best Of the. sond-oif, but st. julien at
snee shot Into the lend, with parby second.
a 1petu ~ On run & hayanE anEt broken hsi0FS
.EaPof three lengths at oi,ce, going TO tho
aalt-nfle In 1:l0. Around the lower turn
Darby cu1un up to him, and tlUwn the stretch
Mae} Gh1lo nlulik very 1lst,-a0 la8t lnuoeus
9lat Darby was f0rcstl to bad break Ut.
Julien winning by length iu 3:l54. Tho
last quarter WIS trOttelt lii SIN seconds.
vt Julien won tho third heat with ridfc-
al9us ense III a:l61f, letting tha others como
y h!m once during tho In!le, and slowing. up
u tlle 1nish. Hopeful was twice carrttl TO
Abreak, but managed to saEe Ills dlatance.
TIN SUMMARY.
ZANE DAr.-SpccIa! purae. 81. 800 for all trut-
tes!; ,600 to fat, *60 TO second, 640o to thtrdi
IA. H!ck0k. Ban fEanotsc0, entars b. f..
,oL Julien. by volunteer, ..............,1 !
'1nc4 A. Dnstln, Nav York. cutters br. E..
a; ". hc6tnond, Nov YorI. ontess at. 1.
Hopeful, BY uodfrey's Patchan,........ 0 9 9
11NH,
Quarter. I}alf. Thrte-rtartesa. 3fle.
SSlt1t heat..... 1}4 1;l9 l;AX ss!IA
ead ssiea hsss hssst M 1;5S x 11ts Ia s:1sH ss:11sH
THE a:H RACE -
brought out Wilbur r. Josepl,us, Lizzie ID,
;Sweetzer. This betting was Lively, Black
Si9nd bringing 8to0, Wilbur +. 825, and Tue
aeta S45. There were known to be severn!
very speedy ones nlnonE the lot, AMI . goo4
Slce was locked forward to aud enjoyed.
llda Lewis, who had tlle pole, Mas q po0F
olle to Yc0re by, but tho lot was lita!ly sent
AWAY, Commodore 4Weetzer breaking Just as
~ Wora was g!yeu, a1ld not recovering un,
nl Tar behind the others. Lizzie eA Showed
M front 1t the tur1as asl1 WAS two lengths to
, 1880-07-23

Special Dspdtfh 10 Ihs cAtsaeo Tribune.
AnlsIAS, Mich, July aa,-llcnry Austin,
hailfnx from Toledo, and James A. Howell,
claiming to live ut Ft. Dodge, IT., were ar-
rested nt Hudson lust evening On suspicion
Of having robbed the safs In BOXERS lumber
ot1lce llere Tuesday ,light. Austin lnutio
desperate resistance. shouting iivo times ut
j. B. Dfckerson, Vlllage Marshal, two bull
lets lodging In the olllcer'a clothing,
, 1880-07-23
TIE NONTnWEsrElsN's OMAHA
J.JNE.

Tho managers of thu Chicago i North
western DO not seem to ba ',,nctl alarmed
over tho reports that John ]. Blair. tho owner
Of the roa.l HOW .lsed by the Northwestern
Oh its Omalln extaNslon iron. Oedar Rapids
to Council Dluffs, IL negotiating with tic
n,nnngcrs of ths Chicago, milwaukee, tS st.
Paul tn lease tbs property to their Company.
Tho Northwestern managers say they do not
cars to %1@ Ut: hGtr leaSss saats or sel'y ne
On the rt,ah, which will hnla water ln nny
court, and the leaAa llas over seventy years
~ rul!. Up TO that t!n,o uley would cCrtA!1.-
y hold on to the ptopnrty, al.d II aftpr t!ms
II to ftrs.. y line to Cou!!c!l bluffs thay are
welcome to 1t.
, 1880-07-23
CHuRCH.ApP0 CONTINENTS.

1Up1&<0 3
WATkRrowN, Wis, July 29.-The follow"
ing appointments lave been made by tic
Church authorities at Notro Dune, 1nd., for
ut. Barnard's Catholic Church aud C0llege
Of tho Lady Of tho Sacred leatt n this city:
Pastor OF 81 BsrnaFd's4 4 tho = Icy. g t,;,1. F; y
President of Sncrei Heart College, the llov.
G. Kelly; Vice-pres!aent, the lteV. D. Hey
arfv
, 1880-07-23
n. Julion Boats Darby and FIopo-
full with Great Ease-Bcst
Time, 2:1O 1-3.
>wedpewood Wins the 2:23 Stake In
Three Straight Heats-Best
Time, 2:21.
plack Cloud Victorious In tho 2:D4
Stake, Reducing Ills Record
to 2;21 1.2.
proyidenoe and Boston Successful In Their
Games with Cincinnati aud
Buffalo.
TIE TURF.


were at tho Jockey Club track yesterday, thc
attendance being tho largest seen since tho
memorable day two years ago when Ralua'
Hopeful, md Great Eastern met III tholr
handicap contest The magnet that drew
the crowd was tho announcement TINT 81
julien, Darby, and Hopeful were to tfot LOT
a special purae OF 81, zoo. Not since le maize
his record Of 2:lo5{ In California lust faal nos
the great son Of Volunteer been IN race
with othor horses, and the adnirota OF Dafoy
and Hopeful were confident that their iavo.
tits would push Ilickok's horse 70 the limit
OF his speed, but they did nothing OF tho
kind. As a matter OF 1act the race was
aiulp1y exercise for him. Had ltArus or
Sorrei Dan been in, the spectators might
have been given something Of horso-race,
but rs It was they were simply treated to
tlne exhibition Of speed BY st. julien. Darby
did the best l,o could, trottlng rs honestly as
ever. but he was 10 match for tho big bay,
while Hopeful made ridiculous exhibition
OF himself, rs lie always does when pitted
against firstrclass horsc.
The 9:23 race vAs not interesting, Wedge
wood being 50 much tho superior Of Lucy
TINT It was no trouble for hin,-so beat ller rs
no pleased, while Katie Middleton was too
unsteady to ever be dangerous. In the first
heat SpIan's stallion reduced hts record two
seconds, and tho ease with which he finished
the mile showed TINT, had lie been pushed,
the figures would have bean considerably
Tic 9::N race was hotly contested, and
showed Black Cloud to 10 wonderfully fast
horse.
wes the first on the program, Katie Middle.
starters outof ten entries. Wedgewo1d WIS
n hot favorit LII the pools, selling for 500 to
SIS over tho fell. Katie Middleton. who y
e aeca p9 asr &c Sesxet Settsr tan asa s
aend-otf WAS effected with but little delay.
vent into the lead, being length ri tront e, ot
gnarter .poIe in SIX seconds-.n 2:ls galt,
was rcaclled. Down tic Iackstrotcll Wedge-
%ood Went sG Sens a fSsly a the hla Reng ing
fast for Lucy, who made a break, and Mid
llet0n twica left hor feet, falling 80 far be-
lind TINT 1t Looked US though slo would ho
assS sesay Mfse~0Ra sra sadnS in' Lasy Lass trss G
lengths down the ho,ncstreicl,. At the dis.
tance-sta1ld spla,l pulled l,tm up, md logged
nndeF tue wlre ~ a:s d;9cy H., seG5,o.d, .5,s.a, anu
The second heat was not particularly in.
lnoothly When, the word was given, md
Lucy SOON bad tho pole, Al!dlleton breaking
Neithsr L Lacy nor Wedsowoed seelaei 70
pole being INK, Going around the lower
mare. mart SIfSM ad Ccas he1 Sq out }ength 81 IL a:es
Katie Middleton, WHO came very fast ut tho
In fho si third seat s Lucy took the pole from
.har Geforo tho half-mllo polo was reached,
and won easily BY two lonKtlis III 2:a3556.
THE SUMMARY.
, 1880-07-23
CUTTING UNDER.

ST. Lor1s, No., July 29.-At meeting Of
The ST. Louis HALLWAY Association here to-
day the matter OF tho indianapolis d st.
Louis Road making n IS rate from hera
TO Chicago and return for Knights Tcmplars
came up and was referred to committee
which reported the indianapolis It St. Louis
guilty OF YiolalatEon OF tho agreement, but,
"a the rate ,was matle under d clanse Of tho
conlpnct which imposed no penalty, nothing
was done. It IL understood that the Meeting
o Ibe. held at Chicago tomorrow will amend
fhfB clause.
, 1880-07-23

s3sScINSArI, O., July 1a4-As Gallon, o.,
last evening, Patur Akerlllan entered tho Of
flce Of Il. a. Phillips, Superintendent Ut tho
New York, PoIplsylvan!3 u Ohio isA!lroAt,
and shot li!nl through tho shoulder. The
wound III serious bull, mot fatAl. Aker!nen
Phillips four yeurs ago. Ills mtnd Is HOW
unbalanced,
, 1880-07-23
IYNCTIED,

NASHVILLE, 'renn., July 2.-John l1oun-
ton tcolosetl), nil ex:convict. was lyncl!ed In
bedford County lust nlght fur having at7
% son Cannon. % ~ JS., on de attersiooii previous.
, 1880-07-23

Special Dtsraseh 10 1ns CAteaap 1Hbuns,
Sioux CITY, ID, July 2a.-'fhv milwaukee,
4 st, Paul engineers nro running Q survey
down Jim River, lii DakQta, south froll
Huruu. !Thls. with The grading halnx d0na
bv tlln Ct}lupully north vt llurUli, tntlicatea u
purpose to Lul1tl through llna along that
yQllpy. -