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CONVICTION OF A MUCH MARRIED MAN-The
trial OF Clarence Davis, a noted bigamist, which
mas occupied three days, was ended in Chicago
Saturday morning In verdict Of guilty" The
prisoner was sentenced to five years in the pen
itentiary. Three marriages were provap against
Davis. with no deaths nor divorces to free him
from the bonds of any of them.
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CITY ITEMS.

TO 20 MINUTES Is the time for Lodi}e's Head
ache Specific to cure headache
SP0RTSMEN AND TOuRISTs.-Garabaldis bIouses;
hunting, hslngg. swimming and bathing SUITS
My yachting Shirts are the only ones offered by
the trade that fit. Broadfall yachting pants
corduroy pantalOons, linen busters, Attakapas
cottonade suits gossamer rubber coats, sc.
GEO. G.. HENNING,
40 Seventh stree
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
f. Sewell and Kate Clevenger, both OF Laurel
Nd; John Simms and May Hawkins; George
Green and Celia Wright; Hennessy Winfield
and Matilda Tyler; John Braun and Susane
Marie Fils ID. Willie Noon and Mamie F. Meg
Montgomery CO.. Md. and Sarah II. Harrison.
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Your Boy will be Pleased with the
And you will be pleased with the price OF our
Spring Suits
NOAH WALKER q Co., Tailors and Clothiers,
4,7,1012 625 Peuna avenue
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From Prof. a. Jackson. Laval Cnfyer-
sity. Quebec.
L nave used good deal OF Co5le,l's Liebigs
Lt4ntd Extract OF Beef and Tonic InrigOTa{O1'
In my private practice, and can recommend it
as extremely useful in cases OF depression de-
bility and weak digestion requiring strengthen
ing nourishment. Sold by all druggists and
grocerS
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GLUCOSE.
The Effect This Modern article of
Commerce is Likely to Hare
Up0N the COsnmunitY,

The Effect This Modern Article of
Commerce is Likely to Hare
Upon the Community.
How Authorizations i'm Sugar Act Upon
the Human System.
Certain Truths Regarding Delicate
Portions Of the Body Witch
are not Generally KH0tcH.
How They Are Disort,ered and How
Controlled.
Every body is talking about glucose. the new ele-
ment which ISbeng used in sugar; and. indeed, in
so important matter the sugar we consume 1t is
only natural that people should talk. Sugar in it's
Iure state is valuable nourishment to the human
SYSTEM but when adulterated by filterfng through
bone dust, or by the mixture of other matter in
steadof nourishng. it then irritates the kidneys
and other parts of the body. The relation between
the kidneys and adulterated sugar is that of open
hostility. Indeed. it acts like viruent poison upon
those delicate members, and produces Bright's dis
ease (Albuminuria) sooner than any known cause.
For this reason many persons use brown sugar en-
trey realizing the delicacy of the kidneys and the
necessity OF avoiding any irritation. But, notwith-
standing this care. kidney difficulties are the most
| universal complaint of the present day. They are
caused by impure sugars, by colds by over exer-
ton. by indigestion. and by nervous exhaustion.
Those who have kidney troubles seldom know it.
as their manifestations headaches pains in the
joints, great weariness, and loss of appetite. On
ILLS dCCouut tuey are al Inc more dangerous and
require attention soon as any Of the symptoms
are observed.
The difficulty has always been in the past to know
what to do for diseased Kidneys and until recently
they have been considered inourable. pure veeet-
able extract. however, Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, has been thoroughly e,ted and proven
toinsantly relieve all minor troubles and certainly
cure all seated kidney diseases, whether they arise
from colds, exhaustion, indigestion or bad sugars
Glucose has not been shown to be an absolutely in
furious element in the preparation of sugar, but
that adulterated sugars are a dangerous element
when brought IN contact with the kidneys has been
proven beyond q doubt while no discovery of mod
ern times seems so entirely adapted to nourish and
stimulate the kidneys the remedy above mention
ed. 1t acts directly upon those parts and upon no
others. 1t stimulates and at the same time nour-
ishes. Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver cure has,
therefore, become standard article of hou sehold
use and is sold by druggists universally. At all
seasons of the year and under all circumstances it
is remedy which should be kept on hand, for
where such seriousinterests tstake it becomes
invaluable. ap10
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Open from May 18th to 18th October annually
Unequaled by any mineral waters in Amer a 4
lea for the cure of acid dyspepsia. kidney yE:EAY
and Ladder troubles, uterine ailments, AIa..RiE4
sout diseases of the skin, catarrh affections, rhe
matism and functional heart troubles. 1t is an
failing sOtcent of cdlc. These waters have proved
of great value in many other diseases. but can be
more conhdenty relied on in the above. manned than
antee cure. if curable by mineral waters, The
baths-hor cold and shoWer-are uneXcelIed any
where. The new and elegant swimming pool OF
alkaline water; the larges in the United States, il
not in the world, is especially attractive. eF No
safer better place for ladies and children to learn
to swim he air of this elevated region is pure and
delicious. 1t is here that hay fever patients part
with their troubles Capon being nearer to all the
cities north OF the Potomac than any of the Virginia
springs OF note by an average of hundred and
fifty miles, claims large patronage on that score
ther. Board. by the month. $40, $40 and $50, &C
e9rding to location; board, by the week. s12 to
THOMPSON, 7O3 18th ST.. Washington, D. O., for
ppahm3 Ll and water Fine music good boating,
aI26-1m W. H. SALE, Proprietor.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by R A.
per thousand; 1900 shad, from 81 to S12 per
hundred; 200 punches rock and perch, from %
TO 40 cents per bunch; 40 barrels OF trout and
taylOrS, from 81 to S per barrel.
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HABITUAL COsTIyENEss, the cause OF so many
troubles. LoWness Of Spirits, Dizziness OF the
Head, Loss of Memory, Indigestion, Flatulence.
Beating OF the heart, Nervousness, all these are
cured by Giles IMP TOced Mandrake Plus.
Giles Pills cure Gout.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR.. GILES
12O West Broadway, N. Y.
Yrial size Is cents. st.th 3t
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FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS. Anton Fischer, 9O6 street northwest,
Will give satisfaction In every respect. IL
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"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In 4 lbs.
"Ward" prints, 40c per 10. Also, cottage
cheese butterm1lk and sweet milk sc. per at. TT
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SUNDAY SFoRTs.-Yesterday afternoon. Ser
5eant Siatlery, with Oncers ClawSon and Pfaff
mace raid on house on New Jersey avenue
ahd fianklln street (between P and o., and
Iound crowd OF thirty-five eolored men en-
sageu IN urlnking, playing cards, &c. They
and preferred the charge against them OF keep
ing gaming table. The evidence was not sur
ncient to sustain the charge, and they were
dismissed.
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SKINNY MRN AND WOMEN are not admired, II
lacking nesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, US,
"Welyss Health Re1ae,cer." Greatest remedy Oh
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline
&c. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street
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etching Piles,.,
NIfehinn PILES 9,

etching Piles.o ssItchtnp PileS,,
Are very distressing complaint. SYMPTOMS
are moisture, like perspiration. intense itching,
particularly at night, after getting warm In
bed. Do not suffer another hour and allow them
to become aggravated. Scayfae's Ointment a
certain cure.
" Skin Diseases" Svayne's Ointment,
Skin Diseases ''Swayne's Ointment" enectually
Skin DISEASES TngWorm eVerP form 1aiV Of rhe s
Skin Diseases disease at tritling cost; at all
druggists. SToTT IL CROMWELL Wholesale
Agents, Washington.
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TAKE NOTICES,

The Order of the POstmaster-Genera
enjoininS the delivery of Registered
Letters and Money Orders to the Ken
lucky State Lottery Company has been
RkSCINDED.
Registered Letters and Money Orders
can therefore be sent through the Mails
to the Undersigned as formerly.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

(HAPON WATER,
~ On Draught and by the Gallon, at
BRACES DRUGSTORE, corner Bridge and Wash
ington sts.. Georgetown. my8-3ts
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BURDETTE Co., at 92s It'll street, opened to-
Soy case Of beautiful linen lawns at 25c,
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A BSOLUTE SAFETY!!
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
18th Street and New York Avenue

Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from &5 to,
eco a yecr. Government Bonds on deposit for 81
Ter ST. co. Also receives 6verware IN Trunks for
moderate rate. Board OF managers-Wm. 6uckney.
president; Geo. W. Riggs. vice president; b. p eny
der, secretary; A. l. Sturteyant. treasurer; Henry
Willard. John Caseee. Thoe. Evans maya
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Diseases" - S,vayne's Ointment.

SOFT CRABS, by wholesale or retail, at 50 cts
per doZ. Families and hotels supplied. n. White
q Co., 62l st. u. W., Norfolk oyster Depot.
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY Is
DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN AOT OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE
ON WEDNESDAY,
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ALEXANDRIA NO-ES--Mr. George Washington
has withdrawn nom the contest for commits
s1oner or the revenue. and there are now but
Major Dufy, the conservative nominee and ex-
Mayor Price, independent, In the field . one
hundred and fifty thousand herring and three
thousand Shad arrived at FiShtOWn TODAY
Shad sold az - 10 ga per hundred and herring
at from 500 70 8 per thOusand.-G.lzeile. 81.
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C,APON SPRINGS AND BATUs.

y (ALKALINF LITHIA WATERs,)
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA.
Also Chaybeate Waters, rich ia iron, and fine
White Sulphur in the Negbborhood.
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out DOOR SPORTS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
Cos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
HANDSOME SPRING SHOES FOR LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.

HANDSOME SPRING SHOES FOR LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE.
Ladies' Kid -lined.Opera Slippers.
Ladies' and 4-strap Sandals. ....... 81 to sal ~
Ladies' High button 5-strap Sandal -. 80 so ~
Ladies' Cur Kid Button Boot...............Sl. 80
Ladies' Silk top French Kid Boots. $3 so
Ladies' Slippers and Newports, from. .......45c up
Shoes south of New York. Our French Calf Hand
made Low Shoes in Ties, Low, Button and Con-
guaranteed lower than elsewhere.
s One price. Gro woc.,
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.
THE TIVOLI PARK,
FORMERLY GIEGRORO

Is now OPEN TO THE PUBLIC for Picnics aud
Excursions. The pleasantest summer resort az
around Washington. The Ferry Boats land e
every half hour, and q beautiful drive by road ~
to the Park. First class accommodations ct rr1A
city prices; also fine etabling accommodation Tor
horses. Grand Free Opening Picnic THURSDAY,
May 9Th. RICHARD ROBB. Proprietor. ap30-lm
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N BEIhe Kentucky State Lottery 90. has no
agents In Canada. Al persons soliciting orders
from teere py circulars nv EHiQderI.
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COZZENs' WEST POINT HOTEL

The Hotel has passenger elevator. L. 4
Cottages to let, with board at hotel, or EXA4
meals served in the cottages. Examina- ls.s3a
ton at Military Academy June l.: For particulars
address, GOODSELL BROS
mayl I'm West Point Nv
, 1880-08-15
LOCAL CRIME.
TrT 1TyCFTTTEC

LII. DS1lNfS~
Juetice Wallace: Antonta Eitali, Rocco Lo-
Wei, and Vito Derosa, implicated in the cutting
and shooting af1ray ut No. 545 Clark street, d
few evenings ago, 500 each to the 10Th: frank
Lovici. 800 fine for vayrancy; John Cur
tis, larceny Of $500 worth Of cloth
ing and 1ewelry from the residence
Of H. L. Hill. No. :3l8 Calumet avenue,
$1,000 to the Criminal Court: John Smith,
larceny Of q lot OF cloth from tuilor shop in
the Twenty second Street Police District, sta
to the Gath; ". H. Moore aud Henry Robinson,
burglary OF frelght-car on the Illinois Central
Railroad, 500 to the 18th. Justice Ingersoll:
Frank Emtnell, alias Better, shooting at Officer
Mecarnth9y, &C to the $!st; George rh1or, who shot
appear agnfnst him: william, alias Buck =
Mcdonald. who WIS shot by his thievish COM
pan,ons on the bank Of the canal, sl:o0 To the
Criminal Court for the iuroeny Of q horse and
wagon FROM 4. Beck OF No. 2e1 Biuo Island are
MUG: Adnm Lsi:neIster, the Archer avenue
$50 to the :4th: Frank 1uo, $500 to the Criminal
Court for the burglary of s. Nrew's saloon ut the
corner Of Canal and Wright streets; $500 to the
Criminal Court for attempting to bureiarize the
house Of +. BossoW. No. 5@3 Canal street; $50
to the 2lst for robbing man ct bis clothes; aad
Sl,po to the e1st for shooting Officer Mccarthy.
Joseph Moran. alias 'Buckskin Joe," recent
arrival from the Western country, created con-
siderable excitement shortly before o'clock
yesterday morning by firing OF mammoth re-
and Clark streets. Joe was drunk, and
another fellow, also under the influence
Of liquor. angcrcd him by persistenty teasing un
fired ut random, and no ono was hurt Sergt.
Heinzman happening along, Joe was taught 4
lesson in collar and elbow wrestling, and was
Wallace fined him SIS aud conhscated his re-
FQtVeF.
, 1880-08-15
INDIANS.

SITTING BULLS MOVEMENTS,
The following dispatch, relative to Sitting.
BULBS movements, was received at militar,
headquarters yesterday: i
81. Paul.. MINI, Aug. 14.-Ma1. Brotherton,
commanding ut Fort Hufortl, teiegraphs under
oateof Yesterday that Lieut. Iattcn, OF the Eight
Gentn lnfantry, VINO passed down GU the steamer
Henton Yesterday reports that few days since
olttsnE Bull with a few followers came into Pup
lar Greek Agency. He said he wauted
. horse, and left after doing some
tradtnE: Lieut.. Patten reports tint Sit
ting Bulls village Of abo,lt forty lodges
Prc'nfn p some twenty miles from tho Agency en- the
were very much alarmed Maj. Brotherton Ind
5.,ana nsasd nothing from the Agent, although tie
iaroes Wtoesar ma opportunity by the boat: Mai.
Bun 9' the day before yenterzlay through the In
9lans @ near the post, and had sent the Gros
Veatre Chief "Crow-that- Flies High" to ascer-
tain whether or not there was any truth in it.
ESl0ned} KCGGI.Es,
Assistant Adtutant-C}eueInl y,
, 1880-08-15
A DETROIT FAILURE.

DETROIT, Mich, Ang. 14.-1;us;ness circles
were wholly taken BY surprise this forenoon
to learn Of the assignment OF Thomas Nc
Graw, President Of the Globe Tobacco Com
pany, also of tho Michigan Savings Bank,
and large real estate owner. He had been
for years also heavy dealer in wool. A gen
eral assignment Of all his property was made
to A. II. Wilkinson, attorney Just previous
to this, second mortgage OF $4,000 was
put on Mechanics Block, which he owned.
ings Bank for obligations. The cause OF the
failure is said to be large losses in wool
transactions and overlooking himself with
real estate, which produced more interest
and taxes than income. Hisassets are right
" figured at S25o,O The liabilities repre-
sent a much larger figure, but cannot yet be
stated.
, 1880-08-15

| Formal Not1ct. by the Chinese Govern.
| ment OF the Revocation Of r.ae Decree
| Prohibiting: Native Chinese 15u.anins
| In Foreign Commensurate Chinese
| Consul at Sim Francisco DIacsedita the
| Report.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Chin Lnl1 Pin, the
| Chinese Minister to the United States, WHO
is temporarily stopping in this city, has trans.
mitted 10 Secretary Evarts circular sent by
the Chinese Government to its representa-
iyes abroad, formally giving mott ce that the
Government Of China had revoked the ancient
decree prohibiting natives Of tie Celestial
Empire froul engaging in commerce with
foreign ports; ana announcing further
that in future Chinese merchants may trade
with foreigners nj, viii. a Steamship owned
by Chinese merchants, and manned by
Chinese officers and crew, is on the Pacific,
and the Chinese in San Francisco are looking
for her arrival daily. The result Of this nc
tion on the part OF the Chinese Government
will be to throw open tile commerce of
China 10 the wol:ld, bring down the price OF
Chinese product ions in Our markets, and by
the Introduction Of our methods Of manu-
facture in conju notion with the cheap l,.bor
Of the Chinese tlrive American manufactures
out Of Asia. This new movement is without
doubt the begi1 ming Of Il revolution in The
commerce OF Il,e world:
SAN FnAxc1| Co, Cal, aug. 14.-At the
Chinese Consul ate in this city there is dis
position shown TO discredit the full tenor Of
tie expreSslonf; OF the Chinese Minister as
given III the Nl.w York dispatches regarding
the new commercial privileges to be granted
Chinese subjects by their Government. The
Consul states That the whole amount Of the
matter Is this: The Chinese steamer Ho
Chung has been Tunnin:, to 11uh,lulu carry
ing Chinese lahorers for Hawaiian pla Eta
ton. Being in need of repairs, she
comes to Fhis port with cargo of
Hawaiian pr bducts. While here she will
probably 50 JIM dry dock and undergo gen
eral overhaul ling. On her return trip she: is
expected to tnke number of Chinese as
sengers, espt cially old, decrspit+ and 9th CT
wise helples:t or needy individuals as to
the report tn at any new departureis is intended
OIL the part OF the Chinese Government, the
Consul ave.ts that there Is great 1nisunder-
standing; that any restrictions on Chinese
commerce We're removed years ago;
that tho extra duties and tonnage
fees impose ed by the United States On
Chinese YES sells only exist at present because
there has lls.yer been !; Chinese arrival here
to call for their removal: hut that in a1rtici-
patton Of tile arrival Of the Ho Chang rc-
uue,t for sucll removal has been made, and
will be granted, China having b,r long ago
removing l1er restrictions entitled her own
commercial marine to the same concessions
when asked for; that, in short, all talk OF
China Ell tering actively, under H. ,w couuner-
clal regulations, into the trade ct the world
is axugg Grated nonsense.
, 1880-08-15


E. A. Trask and james Clark were again ar
| rested last night upon warrant alleging coz
| spiracy. The complainant in this case is Mrs.
| Adaline A. Bendre.
| George Campbell,- arrested by Detectives
I Ryan and Wiley, is booked Mt tho Arnory. He
Is charged with being the accomplice of Valen-
tine Clark. already under arrest in the surglary
| OF the house No. 499 Wabash avenue some three
weeks ago, whereby they netted S450 worth OF
| 1eweiry and fine rnfnenr.
! Owen Doyle, OF No. 2G2 Grove street, WAS ar
rested yesterday forenoon on complaint OF his
wife Cathartue He has been on spree for sev-
ers1l days. and because she would not give him
cash enough to buy whisky he threatened her
with Il knife, and in n desperate struggle sue
ceedcd n cutting her slightly On the back q Of
the right hand. Tho couple are continually
Quarreiins.
Charles Wright, foreman in q laundry on
Paufina street, near Congress, owned by Albert
r. Doremus, WINS arrested lust evening at me
ceny. He was suspected OF stealing articles
from the wash, nrd also such cash US there was
set upon ID hinS and It IS Believed there Is enough
evidence to coayict-
Fl. s. Zigler, d contractor, was arrested yester-
day forenoon, together with nun nnced T. A.
and assault with intent to commit muir
n The % Eeonomy 't bieelz On pessbern Ss stresf, @
to move, so that he could make some money OF
his apartments this week. and because Zigier
refused he qnarrelcd with him, and tho inter, to
get even. fred one shot a. him without effect.
Edward Warren, professional thief, Was ar
rested near the West Madison Street Station Last
evening ut the instance of =. F. Rounds, Jr.,
who noticed him prowlfng about store fronts
weeks ago, Warren, by pleading povcr-
t., succeeded in getting employment ut
Sir. Rounds printing establishment. and during
the three weeks he worked there he managed to
get away with several hundred dollMrs worth OF
goods. He is also wanted for some criminal
doing5 at Bay City, Mich.
Robert DreckinzidQe and Joseph Gtorman we're
yesterday held in $l,5U bail tn the 9th BY
Justice lngcrsoll upon charge OF burglarizfng
the residence of John Emmel:, No. 4i'9 Maxwell
street. Brecklnridge is the son Of d Canal
street grocer, and only few days ngon
burgaries ut the Stock-Yards. His father had
pity him, and bailed him out, but tine boy fell
in with GorInaE and his former dissc'lu1c CON-
panions, and got drunk in Il barn in tho neigh
borhood They wero in this condition
when the burglary was commit
ted. Mr. Emmcl Is a bruther
OF the notorious Albert Emmell alias A!beltc.,
but he is nevertheless good citizen. He made
a desperate attempt to shoot the burglars, but
failed because Of sore finger, by reason OF
volyer back. German was convicted
by reason of three patches OF red brick
dust On his coat, and Dir. Etnmcifs
puckctknifc, which was found in his pocket.
breckenridge had q gold coin in his pocket
which Mr.. Emneu identified.
, 1880-08-15

| -- TRACK TALK.
| Piedmont trotted mile at the Jockey Clul
| track Inst Friday in a:Is,5.
| Golden Girl f. tte, latest asnirnnr ror tvo-n,in
| ,,.o h.. g. i,;-,. ~ -. + c.,.,,at,
ute no"o1S' one JULIE tao ooee "e op'aiixne1'
I this week.
| Hindoo. Mr. SEtgcrtB 9-year-old colt su!
tancd his first deteat yesterday ut tho hands O.
! Crickmore.
| -.
buys St. Julien tl,a horse vii 20 into Charie,
f;reon,s hnnIs ~ o ~
| 0.soA A'A
me pacer C1inller Is at the Jockey Club track
fore - Hs recor; 10 ~, os A"a'<'' 11oA1 o'e1 oe
1o- 4 - "o
Daisydale, Monroe Chief, WedgcWood, and
Hat1le woodward haro won every circuit race
| in which they hnvc started thus far.
The restaurant III tho clubhouse at the track
will hereafter be under the charge OF Kurtx
the wcll-knoWn New YORK catereC.
Tho c,uh- bnuso at tho 1ocr,,v f,,,h +r,cl 1pz,1
hereafter HI. rim I,v Iawronrn (. Mnrtfn 1~hn
, 1880-08-15
GROWING AuDACIOES.

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug. IA Buford,
Dak., special to the Pio7aeer-Press says:
The Indian Agent at Poplar River is ap-
prehensiye Of Sitting Bull, and has sent his
family East. They passed here yesterday
morning on the steamer Benton, en-
route for Bismarck. Information obtained
from them and other sources indicates that
scattering bands OF Sioux are rapidly swell
iny the ranks of the redoubtable warrior, and
u:at he is growing audacious from being per-
1nitted to remain SO long unmolested. He
demands rations for himself and followers,
and threatens the destruction OF the property
intrusted to his charge il his demands are
not COMPLIED Withn