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peaceful and successful administration Of the

peaceful and successful administration of the
Resored, That bis past experience as legis.:
of the public service, his profound learning
upon all questions affecting fntcrnAttonal feltl-
o Or home n1s oe5
devotion ut ali times to the rights Of man, entl.
every member Of the Republican party, and OF
every ardent loverof his country.
After the resolutions had been disposed Of,
". W, Roberts, Mr.. Baker, and seyera! others
made brief speeches, ,whereupon the Club ad'
journed. :
FIFTH WARD.
A regular meeting Of the Fifth Ward Vet
eran Club was held last evening at RaDer's
Hall, No. 135 Archer avenue. NO business
Of Importance excepting the lndorsement ot
the Republican nonlinees-G Garfield and Ar
thur-was transacted, and the Club ad-
| journed after listening to few speeches.
TWELFTH WARD.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the Twelfth
| Ward Soldiers Veteran Club was held last
evening in owsley's Hall, West Madison and
clair. Comrade Perce stated that Mr.. Luther
Latin Mills, who had been announced to
speak, was unavoidably absent Altar the
| election Of ntllu ber of new members, a
Arth,tr yns rnca;ynd With e1nof nntL,siosm
yet here in Chicago, while the interest was
just rs great 9 and profound, no formal ny rati-
44 ~ alas t.sM Aetu' 1S m"o e' W ony
npr 1',,ti 0 tha aseas ef the Vcteran y
Glib st Of 20 ciieapge cisp;eeS in Central itSi Masie
.aai na "onlu & .t1ciuue ~ ~ ~ ~, ivt w. o'tty s.le
-; Hn,.,, hl;aa', ou1 11o t. nu,I t}a'.for''
m XIV th Sr.es r5st,, f. m19ir' WIN
not only cooperate with the Central Club,
nns roa a''o I..ss Wy lutn ou' " tl0 'neet. III
Ao,Ee' AstGGu ~; IT, ,,,..u,
.,l ~ =. ~ II H., Mian1ng, VI enG LigutH Mard'
g ~; - + IL t ~ s "au
rinse hord one lar % nne Rcm,hiirou he ~ h,s- =
iicyed that the soldierjRepubiican must uuIl
their ticket. The @ snectacIe Of Of the Rebel party
fighting under 1he Tinted Statrs finrs nnd
procIain,i11g lis adhesion to the Government.
was one witch tha sneaker had never exIect-
cd to sec, The campaign would. in lis opin-
ion he fhe warmest tha conutrv Ind rvrr
sean and # haI,nnSed oll pond Kam'hi;.avs.
to work long and, EARNESTLY for snrcess.
2lr. +. Q. Bail Remarked that while the candi-
date whom he had supported inAtle Chicago
Convention had been defeated, yet lie NONE
5 Gs eGs Ga fay IL HfsppeSa ppesSed hf s 5 Fep G
lican party should close I'D its ranks and
march on to certain victory.
Col: L. W. Perce said that he would work
heartily for tne. Republican ticket, because
pcrpctuity OF the Nation. After paying a
glowing tribute to Gen. Gartield's character,
lie remarked that he (the speaker) was II,
scandal. The Democratic Committee had la
nnts ad o ~ s;n, fa;iaa n d gr~
~; a ~ 10y ~ 5n"Ly tat.eus a!iu eA!4ahla
of the nsnai % namncratic Va" nojfny T. r. pie1 ha1
foul any and uil pure Republican
%oar
, 1880-06-27
RATIFICATION.
BLOOMINGTON.

| BLOOM1NGTON, ILL.,, June N.-INe Demo
Gratis ratified the nomination Of Hancock ant
| English tonight, the meeting being held il
| the Courthouse yard, about 1000 people
| being in attendance, nearly half Of that mum
bcr Republicans. Speeches were delivered
by Jim Ewing, all oll-time Bourbon, thu
Hon. R. Il. Williams, r. J. Bum, Duff
Haynie, and other local Democratic poll
ticians. Ever since the nominations were
made at Cincinnati the Democrats OF this
city have been making preparations for the
ratification tonight, but for some reason the
enthusiasm was not as intense as was ex.
pected.
CE1;TRALIA, Ill.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CESrRAL1A, ILL.,. June pa Democratic
ratification was held here to-day. Arrange
1nents have been under way for week, and
it was thought that large crowd would
rally. but the result has not warranted the
expenditure. Only about. $50 were on the
ground, and there has been noticeable abb
sence Uf enthusiasm. This evening bonfire
was built and n respectable crowd was ad-
dressed by several orators amid the popping
of firecrackerS.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,
SPR1HGF1ELD, Ill, June 2G.-The Demo-
Gratis held a ratification meeting Tonight
which was largely attended. Addresses were
made by Gen. John NJ. Palmer, Gen. J. A,
McCIernand, the Hon. J. G. Robinson, and
others. All Endorsed the ticket and predicted
MADISON, WIS.
Spteiai Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON. Wis, June 2S.-Posters for a
Hancock and English ratiicatiol'-meeting
were profusely scattered over the city to-
day. At 7p: m. the cannon commenced oto to
boom and the band to play. Not over 20O
people gathered in the Assembly Chamber,
full half of whom were Republicans drawn
there out of curiosity and to hear the elo-
quent Col. Villas recount the history Of the
Cineinnati nat Convention: s U. pinney was as
and introduced J.. c. Gregory, one of the
lie made few comfortable remarks,
and gave way to Col. William
r Wh9 }he as as Isaa l. made ha elo4ent
Coionel's remarks the band struck up '' Yam
kee Doodle" and fully half of the audience
marched out Of the hall, leaving 10O people
and 200 empty chairs for A1r. Burr w. Jones
to speak to. He commenced by attempting
charging on him all the Democratic lies as
Divine truth, and then hoping for 4 CAM
paIgn absent from personalities, and closing
by Iaudlng Gen. Hancock and abusing Gen.
Garfield. There was d remarkable absence of
ana it is an admitted fact that the inaugural
of .the Democracy was decided
failure, prominent Democrat giving as an
excuse for the non-attendance Of the Demo-
Gratis that 1t was too h0t,-an excuse which
will probably follow the Democracy through
the campaign.
WHEELING, ". VA.
WHEELING, ". Va, June 2G.-The Demo-
Gratis held Il ratification meeting on Capitol
square this evening. The meeting was adj
dressed by Gov. Matthew'S. the Hon. ]. IL
, 1880-06-27

The ARRANGEMENTS rs regards the main
stand having nroyed 40 unsntisfactory.
.-.... ...,.
TWO s1DE-sHo"s
we're inaugurated ut the east and west ends
was principally confined to continuous
howliug, with intermittent bands and sky
rockets.
At the west SIDE 4. y. Story called about
200 people to order, OF whom two-thirtls were
boys who had gathered ut this vantage
ground for viewing The fireworks.
Judge Otis was made the presiding officer
and relieved himself of pretty little speech.
liz referred to the fact that he had been ut i
Democratic Convention III Cincinnati twenty
four years ago, aud that since that time tile
Democrats had enjoyed none of the fruits Of
victory. Nevertheless he believed that now
the historic party WIS about to
take a position in the government
of the country, having nominated
by Inspiration one OF the grandest heroes the
country ever produced. He referred to Han
cock as a representative uf John Hancock
and the Revolutionary heroes. Three weeks
ago the Republicans made their nominations.
and not hurran had been heard.
Mr. Edward 0. Brown then rehearsed
Judge OTIS remarks.
Gen. Lieb said that while he had not done
much public speaking, he had so much in
private that he was tired out. He referred
to the State and National tickets as
, 1880-07-07
ACCIDENTAL DEATHS,

The Reckless Uso Of tho Revolver.
Thotnas htulholland, OF No. 600 Dcsptalncs
street, who was accidentally shot by james
Wholnn III tho lattors saloon, at No.
W nosplaincs street, Monday attor-
noon.-fall particulars Of which woro
Exs !S ,a ~ ho, yestor,ryn est nsns,n
him four ttoctors, and three uf tholn wern Ut
II fo S"e SDot at hs9 ;' Sa ors aa Tsa bs9 's sa!
teretl between tho two lower Ribs on
t the ieft , s,e aS took 7 aoxnwsrd so.'rse
Thenns, was present ut the tlmo Of the shooting,
ana both say i WIS purely eccidonsal. Upon
sespe assG 5 e a 5 fsr sa say yssshy S h
been arrcstcl by tho police 10 awnIt tho rcssIts
4 Eaddgr o.tso than thia. aud cnc Tint is only
asys psper. tsr t9e rea:o't that ose sali asy-
iy Erfy Moa3sy t;S nasSias I tSs fn',IT toSstnsr
Hsss ssyor aeasasf esssfas 70 IT, issGo opnt @ ssss
Sas s vagr gFpp R T. cs ~ ns nto tno
tashtors s,; readily ncqa!9ses9, and: upea Eoins
IL Ss a';ast( st( Ss'ss: s:;e. ss$ &c., ssss :;
sSss IT, ss !assS sSft 1 ,e 4aveer u
shnse Il "a ha1as A., of e. s e A'F o Ero wai Viii as
danxeioua play brought to q, olld. Dr; Gibson,
1urel young ,uMll, found TINT tho bullet, which
waa Of quite heavy eailhro. entered tho body
aSSuf hS hoar a s's su.s ssle% anws ths aPa1 a sf
AZ, 81 6ask lSst aSoSs !as d'ap6res'n Tho hols
, 1880-07-07

# f.,,nn,er.1mpasnt,, tic charged That tho ul..
duo entirely 70 lilo itlthy condition OF tho
river, tho horr.llo o.'ors which arssc from Dor;
te Ind sanitary condition ut the city Knnernlly.
llc MISC cited il,tncr,t. talacH showing TINT uii-
enhltarY conditions on,lsrl tho tacases nan1et1.
ln nna fniniiy tlvo children hud died .frt'sn
dlphthcrfM,. tlsc ostcat being u years Of ,nRo,
l1e Als0 sltd TINT tLpht&orla was contagious,
and ihat + was cnrrlcd from une hot,so 10 a,,::
other ty cnntaGt. antno At Tho worst tnsee nf
ltnhtherta which hah appeared he had found III
The. The cst Portion Of tho Gity M. y snmc q tfs
sanitary cond.lon of tho u!ty wns ut tho ruot Of
tiir dschte. fIe further inaete,l an tho ncces-
ultod cnscs wkcro fhtnt rcs,llts hatl followed
because isolation ft'sd mot bcen insisted
nnon. I}o . held that tho inGreuse Of
zyMGtlo discasea wns largeiy, II not
tnIn atx:aItfes. 1to dwell on tho NECESSITY ot
having tho Ilsor ctea'ssct and tho lnko.frnnt
further sprend ot t!fptheretIo sllsonscs. Tho
summer tuInplntnt wns also attributed to tho
catiAca h'>ove enumerated.
Tho paper wns discussed ut length.
, 1880-07-07
CLARENCE DAVIS.

MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
Another net In the Clarnnco Davis case came
or In tho Criminal Court rum yesterday aftcF-
noon-Julgo Smith TN tho Bunch. motion for
II new trlai, 1nado by tho counsel Of tho ncc.sscd,
was hcnrl. The motion WIS .mnde upon tho
ground OF ieWly-dscovcrcil evidence bearing
upon tho marriage Of MnRgte Yanuccar With
David II. Smell. btlsa FnHdccar, or. rather, Mrs.
CLARENCE Davis, was present, closely yelled, On
9 S1ef % t IKE 81 o ro r. sHt io
GhnrfHtlen. .s
MI: Van Huron presented his evidence, which
lottcrs which ho i!ilegcd had been written by
ccar s tic keF g. f. s f. Tie o
sho Acccptcd Dnvis na her husband. Tbs prose-
David II. smell In which ho sworo that Mag8io
and that he had never aect1 her In his lIfu until
sho WIS W. brought to him by tho prosecution for
In tho documents thore WINS really nothing
tint dl not cnlnn out during tho trial OF tho
oaso: TIE TIE Judge; tn oyeIrun9 The motion for
20 9rnntcd by tho introduction in open court ct
tho testtu!Ony 0f tho people mnklnS tho ut!it1n-
Si!;s,,. ys II tho neft psSS the epe making these
court, and those mentioned IN tho testimony
snbmitt61 BY the defense wcra mt within tts ju-
nd mosns IL or %s t aow s
the utinoat IMtitude he had postponed tho hear
tr.E Of tho mutton from time to tlinc. There had
tho Judge, to untilla him 10 ai1ytblng but iaiT
hcariuE Of this motion under tho rules and, In
s ~ W. casG nmer 1 thSfs fes h
statos.Attorney iai Mills asked tho Judge to pass
This brought out Clarence handkerchief, and
hls wat@cr:Works @ began TO play;
9 SrdEo wns eoat to dstys he sentsnec
to tllo bill Of exceptions. The Judge gaye him
1Inety days: and tho JaIlcr escorted tho weeping
, 1880-07-07
NOT GUILTY..

coHcLUsloK or the INQUEST on ". r. BROWN.
Tho brown Inquest was resumed yesterday
afternoon ut the Atlantle Hotel. Michaol Fitz-
gcruld testified To tho fact thRt Browns wagon
had run into his, producing a loud crash, whcr,-
upon he grabbed browns horse by tho head and
asked Brown why ho had run into tho wagon.
brown nude no oxplauudnn, and witness and
Mccormick lifted tho wagon OF until nll WIS
clear but the forWard wheels. Whl!o witness
stood holding the horbes' hcads and on!eayoring
to got browns name, number, ato., brown got
OF tho wagon and asked him to lot 60 tho horses.
Witness said ho wouldn't do 40 until ho found
bed lin by tic throat. Witness % ressted. sst st Ills
hands oG, showed him away, md reSni.iod
MscormoE hs ha soeau a1 9sv 'SS hPsss s to Gga ss
another effort to s.ct at Witness. caught him and
pulled hin AWAY and then brown. ilflor stantl-
inftte tht be nisht haso Struck hns lin, I'll tt
him nway whan Drownp piutohot hlm about Tie
Didn't atrike him wie 10 feil. Thete waa n n,ito
tlo !. influence e liquor. witness stili hug hoii
picked Him up, and III for dootor. who. i, ~.
sl.onso toa question Ut tho witness, said tho
t11Al was nnder the influence OF liquor.
JAMES A'COIsN1oK.
tho follow-empioy6 alluded to IN FItzxera!tl's
testimony. Rnyo slmlar version Of the difficult
r., with tic addition Tint 10 saw urown strike
iE;ltzKera i,;t tw'co after the lnttor hNl dcmnntl
him agaL1, when witness, standing behind him,
:: c,,M9ht ; his arm. Just then so,nehosly In the
crotl ho sMw brown lying OH tho sldowalk, Iie
WIS very sure he didn't strlka Nruwn himself or
seu llnybotly elso strike him.. Tie turned around
aud o.. aKan turning around he saw brown ~
s,1a Mrs 1aynos tsstlgcd that ehe .aw nobody
buck Of h(usHHsf.
, 1880-07-07
A san n0WNFAli.


WAsniAuroN, d. G., July 6.--rho fA1st this
r,orilng contn'ns tho following: In tho Police
Court ycstcrtfny John Riggs, colorcd, waH tried
md tinctl s.5 for MI assault on Norman Wizard.
tho Inventor IF tho Wizard gun. 1tappcars from
the Testimony TINT .WIartl entered Johns rcs.
sa,lrn11t, u, tho corncr OF Seventh md D streets,
md called fur breakfast. Whe,, tho bill WIS pre-
sottet t1U tnuney was forthcoming; thorcupCn
1ssgga assaulted Wsaul. Tlts lnttor was knocked
uown, and, upon recovering his feet and nt-
teinpttng to defend himself, WINS ngnit1 i!oorod.
Gnin,ng his feet. lta left, fo1t,wc by Riggs. who
agnti.1!!a q violent nssauIt uton him on tho
sidewalk, 0!lcor McGr,w. OF fiio tccunh pro-
clnrt station, who w.ls passing ut tho time. mr.
rested! both incn mud carried ti.om 10
tho pnllec Court. In'1go .Bnet.. In rem
durtng Ills tlcoistun,' snttl, "1Io l,lltl met tho
complainant years liz, under far diiroront eirs
ei.1astaness. H. wns mt informed ~ to H.:
hnd rights tt;at tio lay must respect. No c'ass
With TUG Inv hoforr iin,. tno tho defendant,
si,nMHh hc evidently ha. s.,inc ltro!1s FOR the
position hgrH, Qtl YNry wUalthY.
, 1880-07-07

rha ,,,,,ra"s. 4"a".Ia.,as Hs" s.' No.sANos'
.ao G'slAune nsu'c!Aaon nus StaFtetl otat on q
uuisauee. The tlrBt .nuyo was nude ypstcrtlny,
whcna committee. conslstlur Ut 4. i. MoCnKx,
mayor ltaff'soi and requested n stEtct enf0rce-
mont 0f tho ordinance on this subject pnssed In
1B7t. Thc f.,n,ni+tso cloim"I n,; " il. s,Ina.'sl'
ri ,ho ,.,,h ~ 1tsIs .,"Ia' I n-a a " es'uoheo
10 lifo anl limb from tho oontiuuel knd t,n,lv
dfsrh uari nj fho Iu, mt that ~ ~ s'''s. ~.
tsn nn~.h n,,,la' ~" =. ,amt nv aas' ~ ias "a
aH hutuaA eottIMent td tho SRluo OF properly.
, 1880-07-07

4 pAC1SH tAEE ARRANGED.
Tho Jockey and Tr0ttHng Club sun,g time since
offered purse of $s3, upon to nil paccra TINT
l'al nnvcr beaten :i0, tic rico tn bo paccd on tho
opening day Ut tito trnttInY mooting horc, July
70. Thu entries closed yestortny, with tho ful-
lowing nominations: Little lirown1tiF. Wonder
llll, CtIhleur, Billy HcHtt lsn iiornoty nnd Sorrcl
DAn.
FORT WAYNE.
Spttf4l Dfspaith 10 INT Chicago 1rtbtnf.
raccs ii tito Norii,cr iu;i!ana in'ttIHE A*soe1a-
fIuu nalp wo1 attended. Tho t!sat r1.c0 wits fur
nss 'fss @ es sss nssss Df1 6Stw:ss x: sss e Ghsf
1,tey. md l3ttM lnllrs. filgy won tho irat hcus,
atn1 thY sc,,llsi. third mud fourth 4cats YER ser
Tho sccpti.l rece, s25 trot, purse tsol. was xon
heats; tnn!ty Fair scce1'd: Minnie i. drawn
t'r 1,sr ,t It's t'rs. hcat on account OF lanones'
IT, tsa ss vi ors e. as q @ @
!tass Ellis won H. threo straight heats. ora,Eo
Hin. i'ss' sj j;S: s:s': s!s 'f0f '''f Cute fourth
CINCINNATI nAcEa.
Special Di,patea to Ta< CAteapo Tribune.
CINu1ANAT1, D., luly G.-Tue debut ut ,uud 8.
Te fags Efsas sa so ii s s
a:9l contest r"hbel tho r'lcu 6f wlat excitement
T. might have 1ren .tts,1'ic.. @ wi! & &Sooniy be-.
Or met with sn.no accident. sir. Stone himself
s St as % S s ~ &c 'ne Wo et sh
had t,oilnfeh spap,nly ut pnutcc, but
ho was Mnxta9s to SEQ how s1o would
stotle might. to hnyp boon ,nnro ttvn sAtstlc.t.
Under the ably inanlpuntton e the lines ~ ".
W. pqr Bo M a e1G t o fo ssss ~ ssIs n
in old .stnRcr, without bseHklng once. The
sun h11d absence of rain fiallo Tho conditions
very favorable. The attendance was large.
~
, 1880-07-07
TOLEDO BOARD OF TRADE.

GpF%sA* NAF1A<~ ~ AH$ LHA<E*V4 4TtQQH4s
ToLKD0, O., July GA meeting Ut tho Toledo
Produce E1chan8e to.tiay passed resolution 10
this effect, That this lioArd uf Tr1lle respects
fully asks Boards Of 1rrulo and Produce Ex-
changoa having adopted r,lles aul Inspection,
End such other oFYanlaattona ~ may proptuc to
Stating Ut q majority ut Inspection committees
and inspectors Of such organizations, to the
Gulf etitt0n os grlA Inspectors to bo held u this
city. as the most central, on Wednesday, July
II, X enough couacnt ii rUtnp. Ut which due
n0ttu0 will be given, to agree uTon u uniform
KrntD OF wheat, cogu, outs, rye atc., and ptrpaFe
for tho now crop.
, 1880-07-07
AN UNKNOWN SUICIDE,

An unknown man committed suicide IN tho
wooda ncar tho Lake View Water Works ehy
cutting bis wstats With razor, the oaso OF which,
toButher with siayer watch, some trlnkets, and
Aa1ao ehauKu, were found In blu pockets. Tho
Coroncr held a1 inquest yestordays aud tho Jury
returned verdict In accordance with tho facts.
, 1880-07-07

Shaker sassspartlla, AandelIon, yellow dock,
princess plnc, and the berries Of Juniper aud
ct1bsh united With lodtds Of potassium mada by
6arsaparilla-
, 1880-07-07
THE CITY.


MN i. H. WILLIAMS "ho liaa oeen open"suk
tho city, mid IL making tho Palmer lIuusa his
h.,nr.
TIN temperature yesterday, ms observed by
Manasse. OptIcIa1,. So h1n]tsot1 street Tn1pusn
iniidlneh WIS, ut n. NJ, Il degrees; ion. IN, %
9 ;. ',,,' ~ ~ ,s,co. X En % ~. mai,
A1,. SAN ". PARKER, Of tho Grand Pacific, left
~ s 4s tKe4 dF hs Vii i0 a
t!axt three weeks md cnJoy tho fishing on tho
IaEE Eorions ro,lrihs preysntedr d , ln!l It. at
,l9ztn n!siI6ers wcro rtscsent: Dron motion e
M ~ i 9fs Sss VII, sts 3
@ ,'H 4 nnd M slS ,n'SGt.ns adjourned subject 10 tho
c''t "i tao fFcsldent
Inhnruun,l CollcRc, Or, 4. X Crawford rcJjurt-
ri cuss Of t,,rUsrsornn Of tlio cerobs,ii,, With
a } I 9,;f, to h. s: Ms, @ @SppSssfM s r.
Dr. ii Lu'uni vim !. .ilibited ii, oyarlan lunor
wrirhng thirty pounds. which hu Ind removed
sx arso xusr q fn csess sses
,.,.,"..' ", ~ .,,n,,.,o., ~. I.r,. .x.A,,
pntTR. Ihar1rs r. i1ix.,n. md K, n. af.,iit hnyo
Ecci nppuintcI by tho Thirteenth Wartl im-
prs'nf. " wiih G,sD tho cetra FAX ou
a Il !as If sg e seaon 3 s'es
,'Hscssnrv. 10 tnil n meeting Of thc citizens If
r. Ssi 10 = eoas'aef @ lie as'oa pssfosed ]" iSa
,,'.' r.. .,..
TnE locni committee o. ATrangcnents l ior tho
for,e sss II h"xls 't ~ ono 81 IT, ms,a5css dsr.
". L. Strong, Of the 1.GshtiKn lh,nber C9n,p,1.y,
. hs a1 nv q u Tue o3T te cxncses
, 1880-07-07

Buck T. Nayncr's Moth Powder destroys roach
cs, tleAst ttios, and bUdbs,gs.
, 1880-07-07

Ifmts: Our highest artists In dentistry: Tho
McChcsnoy's 6cynni doubt. though but 81 a sct
, 1880-07-07

nnother hun'ls",nc victory nver tho Woyrcsors
tO-t!ny, Aa fnlowe:
innings , } i .
l!lira!n. .................s Q ! ~
Worcester. l o 0 @ | 0 III
runY W. Cf.EyErAND.
Sptetai Iftratth Ia Tns fhttaen Trtb1tne.
CLEVELAND, ", .Inly B.--rhe hntn1 tenn wns
bchtcN t0-ttay by 'rr0y to l. rs ro!lowa:
fifnfMps- = , 4 q
Cleyclnt1t1 ..............1 20 0 q 0 0 o 0-t
Troy. o 0 4 o 0 Us
THE GtNirSSArt t!blftf.
CISCiNNArt, H., July B-Tho Directors Mt tho
Cincinutt I}nse ltnll tint, h,ve elected Nathan
Mcnderson President, vice Thurnor, resigned.
nIattASNEi.
Albany. N. Y. .Inly N.--'rho Albany Baseball
Club lina been dIsbnu,tu.
, 1880-07-07
PEDESTRtANI8Af.
CLEvELANu.

match at tho close Of tho second ttny was:
, 1880-07-07

EpERAL9 V8. W0E6E6fkH
Special DhnattA to 1hs Cateasa 7tiAvn$.
DurFAtO, N. T., July a.-Tho DufYalps scored
, 1880-07-07

4 pAC1SH ttAEE ARRANGED.
Tho Jockey and Tr0ttHng Club sun,g time since
offered purse af $t3, upon to nil paccFa TINT
l'ad neycr beaten :n, tic rico tn bc paccd or tho
opening day Ut tito trnttInY mooting horc, July
70. Thu entries closed yestortny, with tho ful-
lowing nominations: Little iirown1tiFt Wonder
lEl, ClIhlsur, BILLY Hcatt lsal iiornot, nnd Sorrcl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-09-12
(SSiir bte psSsiti, 8ldttsr.9
Der RaQetten= Diebitabl.
Grad ben MittbsiIuusen eiuss Sststtibs
bon III. d.

Sn eineni fleinen Stdot4en Obio's
lernte ib einen 1ltlidlen 9errn fennen, Der
mir burh feline Beoba6tun9seabe uno
sroBen 2ombinotionsseiit aufsefdlsn mar.
ssSul meiteren Yertaufe Der YefanntInaft
erEubr ith, oaB Der alte Serr in friiberen
Sahren einein Beruie oblegen baite. Der
oiele 8eiitssaaben In bobem @rabe bsi ibm
entipidelte. CT mar ndnlih Seteftip
geipelen nn6 erbolte lih in ldnoli.
der Stills bon ben 8eldweroen zines BE.
rules, Der ibm Ghre uno Heihtbum einae.
eebtoht bate. gDir itrittsn biufis iibtr
ipsrjrhieoene pipholosiIdle Shemata, ipoju
bic Griabrilugen in ieiner garriere ais
Dstetrip pielerlei NnlaB boten uno i'd
paete iogar einmal bic Btbauptiing, oGB
JlelB, Mufmerflamfsit nno usbuna, pobI
'jehen Utenlhsn befdbiAtsn, grheblibes ais
Detsttip sl leiien. Wtein ssreuuo ipollte
oies nitt gelten laiien. gr behanpiete, bah
sin @eDeimpolisiit ieine Snlpiration tpie
Elm Did!er uno elm grocer Rinliltr befiBe,
suno onB aaer grfabruas uno otler 6leiB
siliebts perm0gen, nenn Der DsteftiD nift
eins aeluiIie SntuiiiOu beiiBt. Die hiufie
ans Weninle itreiff, nenn ea ni6t aar
0enialitdf felbit iii, gum Dswtilsrerad6lte
er mir, ipie er purh bic pl0blide gnhpiras
stion oes Nugenblids einen ibtueten Wert
BREEDER srnltielt babe.
Gr IQe!e
SD bate sben meine Gorrisrs ais @es
shsjuzpclj1jlt III sinsul Deisiiins Bnteag, ipie
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Neridbiebene Mnfiht.

&ttterautsbeiiBer: .5ie baben
mid ipieoer idb0n betrD9en nit SbrefIt
Saul; Der III pDafommen rpertblos fllr
mid; eeliern bat mid bic Bette oreinaal
berunter9emorfen."
eroebdnoler: Stu, mas irDllen
Sic mebr, Serr 8arong SIT es bod {
tuertbpoaes Sbitr, tpenn es SoDieI abuirft.1
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U m {.

81: .,Su, nelIif bat mir setrduntt, i'd
lei geltorben. gSar mir oas abtr etrl
S4reden 98ie frob mar ih beini Grwas
den, als ih nod lebte I"
8.: uDas lit nod sor nihts. Denfe
Dir nur, einem fSreunoe BON mir tldumte es
anh elnmol, er lei geiior6en. Nls er ober
ertDathen pollte, mar er's tDirflid1."
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rbie3unas.

Die Diensr. bic bic Ointe, bic bic 2abp
brontbte. brahten. berintea: bic Dieie,
bic bic Debs. bic bic 6tiible itoblen, erbra.
heI mare rper tueiB lpie wafiig.
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sym @artenfnn5erf.

9as Heine2iesd)en(r (rath Weetts
oigung eiles SroHlpeteniolo's in 0ein iida
oieielbe iSigur ie6r b1ufia mis0erholt bat
iibsrssngun9spOll) ypapa, Der fanI's
nun !"
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WoIfssGtn mp[oaies

frau guOp; .g4at madt osan SIR
Wann?1
f5raa Dalen.: Nd Uott! pti hdtt al'
us0oer bat NeniIIrlilnl. Oct fomdat ron
Die pieIs Dsltilaticn9nl@
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WerfebItesao aompIiment

yin ean3 prdhtl9er Wsdnn lit ybr
Brdutiaam; er bat meoer auf Sh6nbeit
nod auf Sugeno esiehen!"
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% bat Der Sunee bas Glu9en
here

8farrer: .Su bait mir ba einen ih6s
nen Gonirmanben sel1idt, Briidmilller-
Der fudt ia 9an3 lditerlih - mo bat nur
Der Surge bas ber 2" y
Briidmiiller so, observation-disclosures
iueiter, SbodlADernOth, 2err Yarrer,
oas bun i'd MIDI lelbert ihouit oft 9enu.
hert 9efrdt = nnn mein 4if leila. he lou
ueroammt lein, tpenn lie's aeipnBt bdtt,
lDD Der permaleoeiti4e 6afermenter BON
2ausbu6 oas 9ottlos 5iuhen ber bait"
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MaHnigialtiges.
Sra nria.

Sc aeiiinber elm Wtdo6en lit, belfo me6r
Musiidten bat lie, Elm - altes Weib gu
weroen.