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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE LITERARY RexAiSs OF THE LATE
WILLIAM GREEN. LII. D.-The will OF the
late Judge William Green, LII. d.. has been
admitted TO record in tue CDabcery Court
OF the city OF Richmond. IL is precise
though brief document, covering scarcely
more Than page, l. In the peculiar band.
writing, and Is worded in The quaint phrase
ology for which the deceased was noted II
Is dated October 5. 1870. From 1t we learn
that all OF his manuscripts, including the
written opinions Of his father. the late
Judge John Williams Green. Of the Court
OF Appeals OF Virginia. and the several le-
gal works which he bad in preparation,
were bequeathed To his brol her. Major
James w. Green. OF Culpeper. The first
volume Of Judge Green's learned and ex-
hausliye work on Practice, upon which be
had bfen engaged for more than forty years,
Is believed TO be ready for the press. We
are informed that Major Green designs its
early publication, 10 be followed by
the remainder OF the work 8s speedily
as his professional engagements will
permit lis final preparation. The le-
gal profession, who have been in
anxious expectancy OF the appearance OF
this mGgnum opus Of Judge Green. will be
gratiied at our anuouDcement;and TO know
that its completion has been delegated so
appropriately, and TO one so entirely COM
peient as Major Green.
The library OF Judge Green, numbering
more than ten thousand volumes, will be
disposed OF at auction some time during
the ensuing fall or early winter months. 1t
is said TO he a more nearly complete legal
library lban has ever before been gathered
together in The State, comprising, as it does,
the law Of England from the earliest times,
many works being exceedingly quaint and
rare; American law in the national and
the several State courts. Nearly all Of the
volumes are enriched with the valuable an.
rotations OF their late owner. There are
also many valuable miscellaneous works,
Judge Green's taste for the classics and for
history having been strongly marked.
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&E THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
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LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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UNIVERSITY CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
y Ala EAsT GRACE sIRgET-MATTHEw
BLAND HARRISON (uniyersiiy of yirginal,
Piinc' 'pal-Lailn, English. aud. Mathematics.
Ancient aud Modern Languages. Refer TO DR.
james y. Horizon, chairman Of he Faculty Of the
University Of NirgiDla, aud 10 former patrOns Miss
sarzh y. Randolph, Maryland: Mrs. Edmund Ruff
I'm, Old Church; Hon. W. W. COrc0ran. Washing
Ton Dr. Francis 4 WINS. Mr. X. II. Meade. Colo
nel W. II. Palmer, Mr.. T.. o. Noltipg, MIR. Alexan-
der Cameron. DR.. o. A. Creushaw, Or. Thomas Pol
lard, Mr. H. W. Pickreli, Ricnmonc. Session begins
sEPIEMBfe 2OTH. au -e0dtSe Z. .tdtSeZO
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sysURANCE COMPANIES.

SURPLUS OF THE TEN LARGEST
- LIFE COMPANIES. as per New York State re.
ports. JANUARY /, 1880:
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THE LATEST EXPERIENCES OF TIE OLD DONIS-
ION FISHING AND YACHT cLUB-TARGET-
FIRING AND POOR SHOTS AT OLD POINT
C0URTEsfEs TO THE RICHMOND CLUB-H0w
TO ENJOY A SUMNER VACATION. aC., &C.
al,
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MRS. HETH'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
lsi CHILDREN, l0i south Third street. will be
reopsntc wLDNEsDAy, September /, 1880. For
further Information apply to
su I4-eodtOetl MRS. R0BERT HETH.
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Naiuralists and ssfentiss astouDdad at This extra
ordinary dccOucks'G<na Careful research fails le
hnd another instance OF the kind chrSnicied Ia the
archives of aquatic history.
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n EW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND
~ SEMINARY opens sEPTEMBER sTH. CHI
mate unsuf passed. fxperifnced instructors. Both
sexes admitted and Graduated. hddress
REV. A. ~. JELLY, ID. d., President.
au 4.e0dlm HliD New Winds0r. Ma.
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NOTICE.

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN THAT i,
i the undersigned, have this day bought
out the interest OF Mr.. Brase in the Idaho Sa-
loon property, Main street, Eureka will col
lect and pay all bills Of the old Arm.
JOHN FRANCIS.
Eureka, Nevads, December IT. 1850. dels lw
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L. O. r., RUBY COURT No. s,
lVl Mondays Of each month, at 7:30 O'Clock
P. M, In the Odd Fellows Hall building. Ali
members of the Order in good standing are In
vited to attend. B. O. LEVY, W. O. r.
JAS. W. SMITH, r. s.
Eureka. May II, 1880. my13
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CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS
AND
Estey Organs.

sherman, Hyde Co.. San Francisco, Pacinc
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold on the instnllment plan.
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are con
sidered the best and most durable.
One only buys Piano In life time, therefore
get the best, the best il the cheapest. IL.
ways.
Prof. VIM. Plumhoa. Local Agent, Eureka.
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BULLION ENCAlIPMENT NO. 10.
i. o. o. r..
HoLDs REGULAR SESSIONS ON THE
III First and Third MONDAYS Of each
msnth, ct IN o'clock, p. NJ, In the Foley
Richards Building.
Hojourning Patr1archs are invited TO attsnd.
8. D. HENRY, O. p.
F.M. HxrTMAx, Scribe. mr10tf
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NOTICE .

n n. PARIS HAS PURCHASED THE IN.
Os terest Of Frank Doutriek In the mercan-
tile arm Of T. r. Hutchinson Co. Mr.. Paris
will be the resident partner Of the hrm In this
place. T. Il. HUTCHINSON & 90.
Eureka, Dec. 8, 1880. DAFT
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r HAVE AMPLE ROOM TO STORE 100
j. tons Of goods In my hre-proof warehouse
and will charge but very low rates for the
same. THOMAS wETHERED.
Eureka. Oct. 9, 1880. o7-tf
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NFEET EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT.
lNl urday Of each month. at their hall,
corner Clark and Edwards streets, at 73o
o'clock. THOS. MURPHY, President.
PATRICK HANxox, Secretary.
Eureka, July 10. 1880. jy2o-k
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EUREKA LODGE. NO. Ie. #. q A. N.
rT,Hr STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU.
i reka Lodge, No. 1e. r. b A. NJ, will be
held in Odd Fellsws' Hall Saturday, on or be.
fore the full moon.
Members Of sistor lodges, and sojourning
brethren in good standing. are cordially invit-
ed to attend. EVAN JONES, W. n.
ALEX. d. Rock, Secretary.
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N o rIc Z .

TvHE UNDERSIGNED, AT THE REQUEST
Il Of the Executrix. Will attend to the un.
finished law business of the late A. n. Hill
house. r. W. COLE.
Eureka. December Is. 1885, decia.im
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SOCIETIES.

ST. JOHNS CHAPTER. NO. 8.
rT,HE STATED CoNvoCATIoNs OF ST.
i Johns Chapter. No. 8, B. A. NJ. will be
held at Masonic Hall, on the Saturday next sue
ceeding the pale Of the moon in each month.
ALI Royal Arch Masons, in good standing, are
q. JOHNSON. H.P.
p. ANDERSON, Secretary.
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BEATIFIc LODGE. NO. =. Il. OF p,
NEEETs EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
Hall. in thesRickard- Foley building.
All Brother Knights, in good standing, are
fraternally invited to attend such meetings.
W. Il. DAVENPORT, d. O.
@. II. CADY, K. Of r. and 8.
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gHg EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.

.,vn rvraY MORNING tExcEPT NON
DAyl, BIZ
rAssioY q S sKiL L MAN,
GEO. W. CASSIDY.
Corner of Monroe and Bateman sts.)
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ALPHA LODGE NO. I, A. o. U. W..
MEETS AT THE FOLEY AND RICKARD
lNl building every Tuesday evening ct 8
o'clock. Sojourning brethren in good standing
are invited to attend.
Examining Physicians DIR. NJ. Rockman and
DR.. @. H. Thoma.
GA, FLETCHER, M. W.
I. @. O. WHrTMoRE, Recorder.
Eureka. July "a. 1890. jy2s-tf
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TT q. DEPUTY MINERAL SUR
u . veyor and Civil Engineer. Any survey
ing will be done promptly and on the best terms.
Eureka. August 1s, 1880. au1s-H
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-08-19
Dte Seer $ Maupe.

DaS Sniect, welde8 man ais 5eerrau.
pc ooer 6eeripurm du be3eidnen pae8t,
felt lid in aussebilbetem 3ultanbe bar
olss cine Wadtmotte mattbrauner 6arbe,
nit einem neIBent TIeden anf iebem Der
b.iben Borteriliisel, uub elmer Bliisel=
ipannuus BON etwaS mebr als Elm anb
brei yiertei 3ou. Die Wtotte lest ibre
Gier ron 23l1QOo 3pu i'm Durdmeder,
entmebsr ein,sln pber in Neiben tis
aur 3abl pcn fiinf,ehn in bic 6alten Der
Dli,ter Won @raS pber @etreibe, unb
iudt ie aubesbem burd Yertlebuns Der
6alten 81 perterscn. Die Yuppe 1T BON
ounfelbrauner Tarte unp un9efabr brei
Uiertel 3oq lang. Die 3eit Bic gum
Ausihliipfen trdbrt pcridieoen bon flnf=
3ebn bis su breibis ober n,ehr 1a8en.
Wenu bic Huupe ibre pone @rSBe er.
reiht Sat, bpbrt lie iid, einen 3oll cber
nod tiefer in bic Grbe unb permoncelt
iid bann in bic Yuppe. Die 3abl Der
In elmer 5aifon entltsbenben @eneratio=
nen 1T ie mad benz alima iebr peridieoeu.
Sa ben nErbliden Staaten bat man int.
mer nur cine 0sneration Iiir cine @ai=
ion augenommen. 1iefer i'm Siiben ent=
iteben in beicnberS miloen Dintern, int
mer nisber neue @ensrc!icnen. Wab.
rcnb bes perflc0enen Winters 1879
1880 batem in, 70 melt nSrblid mie
Union County, 9. g., Selesenen 0egen=
ben Ocllitdnois aus9ewadlene Naupeu
idon in ten Wcnaten Te,embsr, Sanuur
unb bebruar nit Der 0erpaltuns ber
Winterpei,enlaat btsonnsn. Diei.r I'm :.
iteno tepeiit oud tie Widtisteit Der Gn=
sabe mebrerer Bcrider, baB bas Snistt
in sanfiyen YerbdltniGen, rbne fid ,u
perpuppen, ia ielblt a!s Wictte iiberpin=
tern Tam. NaG Er. Git1 bdlt fid bic
5eerraupe seipcbuheitsmibig in benz
wilosn 0raie nuHsr Gtellen, in @ini=
pfen llno am 5fanos bon Wiariden auf.
Sn beicnoers naTen Sabrssseiten serld6t
| iie'oieIen Mufentbalt uno unternimmt ibre
WanoerunS iiter bic ariinen 6elblaaten.
Die fpGfer entitebenbe Notte febrt aber,
ba Fe bic 6elber 3u trcden. finbet, mieber
mad ihrer fen&ten 8einlat 3uriid.
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mannt - eiseKili@ trar 80 esn Nufwallen
ieines tiefsrea @smitts, bab Elm gerbalt.
ris ,u letuen 51Iblinssn, bas er 1A
bauernb pinidte, 70 sUata lufs, pFi@tlss
unb reHtlos isi; bab sr tsinen Mnipruh
auf @stor fam, auf 3aneisunS tabt, :,t&t
einmal BEN elmer aubsren J;irierSe. Dte
Sinber traren ia nidt mittslIps, batten es
rurber steaei4t beqasmer uno angensbmer
aebabt, badte er, ais In ieinem 5aufe.
Das sims 70 ntdt lanser. Gr mubts ite
sleitb sSais prsisBebsu - iis sinssn i'm
ia sar yfidts an - cher bas @srbaltnib
muets battn esreselt perbsn, bab er bic
8ormunblAaft iitsrnabm. Dap fe lst&t
auf stn iibsrtrassn msretn tenuts, eab
Ssrr gprinsmubl germ aufsstsn wiirbs,
mas er faum beie0sn batts, lag auf Der
Sanb. Nllein 5asen fraste iid srnali&,
ia Is ansRists ttn fSrnlia, Ob sr gum
YurmunS Der 3tnber, Ter juslet& bic
YEt9ten etnts 9ausoatsrs gu iibernetmen
batte, atsisnet (st. Ct mar, fi9lte cbsr
slaubts 7d b.n Mnldauunsen, Beeiirfnti,
fen, ia ben biuteen Gorptruneen btr Su'
asnb 70 snt(rsmbet, an Satren pte an
9sbensfafuns, bab TT ad hte Gabiststt
bts Gr,tetens niht mebr ,utrauts. We-
raee etn 70 unbsbsutsnber Jao, rer Dun ID
etnes ueuen pber bs0srsn Nn,uses, unb
ietxe etssne aufUatlans, ietn Corn bar
iibsr, madtsn ibm flar, bab fdwslftnbts
Qeben In angemef.nen Rreilen i'm fur
k>..a - N .G.6.,..n uxrNrrk>,, kTfte,4s ho6
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g. Wplffpn.

Wesen bes keidrau'ten G,aames in
Tclse bes yteubaueS bat perr 8. Wolfion
iid entidlc6en, iein 2aser RON Sdnittz
maaren alerart gu rebu;iren; sleia3eitta
1T ct barauf bebadt, ieinen 8Orratb iber
gu bebalteu, ba er in benz gum 5erbit fer
tigg eitellten neuen Strre, oas Yublitum
nit einem II tdnbia neuen 9a=
ger ron 5dnittmaaren. oaten, @duhen,
WSbel &c. iiterrald,en MIL. Die Gele=
eenbeit, biui0e eintdufe 5u MAIDEN, 1T
fir jepernan aubsrorpeatli4 siiultis une
Sober mirb ftnoen, tab man ausenblidlid
nir9enowo billiser tauft, ais lei 5errn
Wclficn. Nan priife bic gBaarer uue
iiber5euse iid BON rer Biaisteit berietben,
ebe man anoerspu fault. 1,7tuw
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luredtfiir @eiRltbe.
g (G,rtftsuns fuIst,J

Neo .--.. In Waltinstcn, .. 6.
ftrsitt ! SD balte IS fiir llnrsht unb
losar fir Idleht, wenn 0siflide oper an.
bere Sfentlite Mdaner 3suanife auslisl>
len fir Guadialber pber 1hlbliHe 6toff..
tpslae man Wsbi3Inen nennt. DoH ,psnn
sinlSntsr M,tittl bttannt 'semaHt wirb,
ben man ppn wertbpollen Snsrtbten,en
fatri,irt nnS csm bic Nsrste 0ertrauen
lhealen. 70 follten mir bisien frsimitbia
empisblen. SD be,iste mid bsebalt
freupis auf pas 6opfen. Bitter, neil ed
mir unb meintn Grsunssn bonn Nubsn
mar, uno slanbe, oaB baHtlbt ni&t ieinss
@ltiden ale Jamtlisnmspi,ln tat. SD
mag nt&t cbne bafstte letn. - gtep
Wort Baptif @atlp.
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Die fHlimmRsn Gdae ron Sercfeln une
Blufvcr8iftunsen, bic is ba iparsn, purben
bur& y Varions,pursattp.w ar witls
fcfcrt turirt. Dteielttn rsinistn bas
Blut. Na& Nnwenpuns non elmer pile
nd&tli& 8 Monats lang rsinist oas Ylut
In aanjtn NOrpsr.
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@ime utIttatfa.5aaIenbe,

Jolsenbes III Der ,,Ga3stte" In gJontsrs,
q. g., entnommtn: ,, 1auisnbe BON Men,
i&en, bic SABRE lang an Rranfbetten ber
9lieren unb eeber l't.en, i1ab iebt eliidltd
unb 9tiunb our@ ben @ebrauh son War-
ners Safe &ientY unb 9iSsr Cure eewur.
ben. So Ia bies bte sin3ise I'm Ge6raaG
befnelide Mebtjin bic Bristts Rrantteit
erfOlsretd beilt. Warnsrs 9afe Dtab.tes
Cure 1T bas. einsis l14ere Ntttel sssen
&rantbsiten Der Bla1e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-08-19

= Ne 8efeelllns oes Stoifes 1T in
Goburg am Weitciten geoieben, no bic
polisei befannt madt:; yeinige 9iinb=
den 3ugelaufeu, iomle einige
S6Iiiifel."
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Mueerorsrntlid,e 0eleo eube;t

Bd0renb bieier Wrhe, BON Wontas
Worsen an, perfdIfen mir i'm 0ietail
1000 @tiid Sambnreer Stider cien 3u
10 Gents bic Oarb !; sepStnli1 gu 20
Bic 25 Gents pertauft. Wtan fcmns
frabseitis, AM cine Nus,pabl inter ben
Wuftera du treffen. 9 hram& So.
, 1880-07-06

Gorc'a hit to Farrell, nna by the latter
was easily thrown ont At tho plate; Then,
when (lofn stole second .nntl tic ball was
thrown 10 Farrcllt Dalrymple started in fro.n
tliirti,, and suffered TIM sa,,e fate ~ Quest.
lwen tue part Of wisdom: However, tic
acofe now stood ~ fgvor toi of chieaEo ;hde ~
eni eni p WA s near. il, Opening te last ilalf *
ths eleventh Gross swift grounder was
muncd BY Qncst With ON. hand, whcn he
easily iayo fcltlod out the runner: isut
little Joc mag,,li!ccntly rcdecI,ed himself 2
moment later., porgan se!,t lim ,i's rsll,oss
forward and touched Cross, and tion shut
ti,o bali to Anson IN ample time to care for
Uorgnil-a performance over .wllIoh tho
crowd cheered Itself llonrse. York .gn:e
Quest another yigoro1s n9Hader, 9n and l,t!S tlie
factioll of closing for his slttg thu hardest
Knilg they ever played n1ld Won. The two
tuu,ns OF baseball glat,ts meet to-day. and
lie encounter will III well worth witnessing.
THE HCOftE.
, 1880-07-06
SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PRESS.

: Thu DtrIintr I1Gf1ak tDortn. Pruss!a) writes
= relative ID Grants dcfeat Is follows: "tfho de-
fcat Of Gen. Grant at Chicago bus u by fRr great
er Significance thnn tue stupla refusA! Un tho
pnrt Ut tho IiopuhlicutA party to grant him nm
other Administration, Hinco tho oxtstonce Of
tho Union It has bGcu regarded as an lEcuhtFo-
vesthe principle, although not fou either
OH tho Constitution Or laws, but adsnltted and
defended BY q senso-or, 1t you please, insttnct-
OF self preservation TINT the Presidency should
not be held more thRn tWiG0 by the sans pcrson.
Then camc Gen. Grant and atrotohed his hand
attor tho 'forbIIdun fruit IN taet, ho combined
IN hts person I'LL those clements which adnlI-
ted frum tho atart wcll.grounded hopo
for SUCCESS. That he saved the. country,
that he checked the victorious advance OF tho
Eouth during tho War OF the Ieballlon R1lu
aavol tho Union fEoul threatening dlsintcHrn-
ton, Ia readily admitted by frtcnd aud foo. For
eight consecutive yours hU helu tho highest
otlce grateful people could bestow upon him.
but ho abused tho Immense poxess voatod In
him AZ Chief Magistrate Of the American peo-
pie Ia the interests mud for the beRoat OF blu
friends and adherons. Ilis tetins OF otf1co were
identified with the highest de9sco at corruption
ever attained during aNy Presidential term 1o-
fore or after him. hut this very corruption
created au army OF politicians who wcso bcae-
flted thereby, and In whose intercsts 1t lay 20
see, Grant agn!u At tho hei.n of tho ahip sa Of
Htats In order to eail through !2'ts another D.,
four yenrS Of q xoltien harvcst. Thn defeat o.
9s Grant T. protest aEaass ~ ,aaanr's Haa a1rhps
porsoual GoyorntnGnt, = ono nuns powss' naa
agunst Vi! pIotatoral aspirations prominent i.
II paS!!o is'}irAzi its d AinaTss. e6sefssa tsx dsys
ago, tThe Americans are e!nxularay lucky; IL
S taeS
.s' u: s!,say ssr{ ;se ;fa thea 'aitss!S aaf
YeftH aid thoY Arp GAyedr B0 u Waa
, 1880-07-06
YACHTING.
RACES AT CLEVELAND.

Special Dt.pa.eh to 1he Chicago Tribune,
CLEVELAND, O., July 5,-The principal In
tercst iii the celebration to-day conferred In
the regatta on the lake. The course was
twenty nailes, nearly In tie form Of u square,
one angle Of which was Mt the mouth Of the
river, The weather was NIL tha. could be de
sired, good breeze blowing from the shore,
which, however, did not fougheM tho wnter.
Thre1 classes Of yachts started,-four III the
first class, eight in thu second, and seven IN
the third. The course Of the third class ex-
tended fifteen miles, In the form Of u tri-
angle, the boats emitting the third stake
boat OF the longer course. Tho Cora, Of CHI
cago, took tho lead, closely followed by tho
Cygnet OF Buffalo, the Cursair OF Erie, a,l
tho Ives Of Detroit, In tho order named.
These relative positions ,Vcre maintained till
the third stake-boat vas reached, an1
by Il puff Of Wlnd and capslze1. She wus
picked up by. tug and ,towed Into port.
Gonsasf1Sle ~ SSnge WV aSne to
81 seconds. just. eight minutes nnd fifteen
seconds later the ives passed the honta stake
boat, winning the second prize, Ile Corsuir
completed tie twenty miles IN hours: ~
prlze III the second class. Tic ida, Of Clsve-
tid; 6sIii;,d J. tho Gersa!r, WIFI tho Function, of
ts tnird },I1 III minutes efass m bs'14 pns Tue
Press. Of Cleve1an.l. sailed the IT.
and n seconds. The Unlque, Of Cleyelalnl,
ealno H. eleven seconds oei4an1 the Psi,,ay
eight minutes behinil the Unique. The. race
was close and exciting throughout, md, but
for tho mlslaap to the Cora, sas Q success ~
every way' 10 '1 tne GygeS 1S tss H. ptszs'
, 1880-07-06
THE STARVING TANNER.

=
NEW YonK, July b.-Dr. Tanner, the
phenomenal lastes, IL apparently In as good
condition to-lay III when he began, with the
exception Of tho loss Of flesh. liz IL fourteen
pounds lighter than lie was Mt tho beginning,
and IL little weaker, and that Is abontall tho
difference. lie Is still confident of success,
a,u! shows no lack OF determination to go on
with, Ills undertaking. To-day Ills iulse u
rcgular and hts temperature naturAl. Ills
appearance IL u surprise to tllose WHO llad
expected to hear that l.a lal succumbsd m ta
day IT iifA attempt to live fUrty dlys wholly
Without fond. lle EayEles water, but drinks
none. liz Ii closely watched by tho attend.
Ing physicians, who frequently relieve eacll
other.
, 1880-07-06


perts Ut tho Democrats III tho HsNtO Of In
,l!una for ylctery In Outnluf nrn not very
i1nt,cr,ng. While tho Republicans kave IN Ex-
coumt State iokut In tho field. and stand united
In tA support rs vol rs 1t, tolrcstdcntinl tick
tt, tho candidate for Govcrnor on tho Democrat
10 State tckot Is not rclEshesi ut nil by bis own
party. ncsldch, a great dcnl of dissatisfaction
prudomtnatcs in Tho Democratic rnnka rHlntave
u tho candidate for tho vicu-rscBfIency, tho
modern Ehyloek, English. TfIe loattttK Demo-
cratic rnper ut tndianap!is. Tho tnlnnap.!ls:
to this mast 1 y', IL tte 1 os'' hsssty exisInR n
twotn English anu Landsrs. tho DeHoeratio
ean3ats fr TaS iS51F tawar s 1s H.
:tanccs. ai'i eoi'ssr!ns tho cioaensss ;Ss ! Of
.'sernsy .sS sS''' ii 'n' ou':'Ss' psp' ven
Novui6or, asu nu,e Ut Tho bost. w'.creas The r.
So I'll sts snos t. apo IT. s!e%
Ihls ue IL i,crcnsl ly tssr further .llseeiltont-
st ~ II HSs's o s:s s:nss & Goars sss Il,
wfich fvaiii cntaiis upoii Inc Ttato i fcarfni ex
pcnd!turo 5or tItthlg. and opens tho ,lot1a to
nnnecessary ] excitement: thetehy iajurin9 Gasi:
s liz siss ao Es r. assy s ~ sn' sHtsfsa sss n
:!sI7% % %ssrISirS KSh1s III Y A. 0Sas;| ejrss
tho lead iu Congress, md bcsidcs uc1.iro tho
sSa I'll that NJ nyc fae s Sy ta e.
gvon up and dcsttoyed2 III one word. shall tho
North rtllo tho Nntt,in. or tho 5oath?"
Tho Milwaukee Uctu1d writcs ns follows about
poinogr1llie Stree ahips"; "lf Horny Wnttcr-
son, the author Of tho Democratic National
Platform, i,l Intended to rldIpu1o his party. hn
could not hGyo succeeded bettur thun
by writing that document 11e bubbles
In his platform abput d revenue
tariff while his party has shown tho
, 1880-07-06

TIE TURF.

TIE JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
A larga crowd celebrated tila Fourth by Mt
tenuing tho races at the Jockey Club truck,
the day being tic closing one Ut tho summer
running meetings. Tho sport furnished was
In every WY satisfactory, tho four events OH
the card being well contested, especially tho
mile-heat race, it which DeatttuIc WIZ
finally victorious after hard fight of five
heats. Rossc1la won tho first two heats will,
apparent case, but III tie third Keiso seemed
to mako 10 effort to ride her oast, and i'll tho
subsequent ones |. wus clearly impossible
for her To win.
TIE FIRST RACE
was a purse for S-yeus-olds that had never
won, the listanc1b being aNllle and nl eighth.
and tho starters boswell, Capt. Wnggc,
bonnie Castle, Duplicate. Sat!lla. aua Duke
Ut Kent S!stova being drawn. After little
delay, caused by tlla breaking OF st!rrup-
strap on Duplicate, nice start was etfcctod,
Capt Wragse being III tie 'front.'
Boswell right with lin, and Duke
stand In u,ese positions, but going around tho
south turn DonnIa Castlo was scnt along u,,d
took tlrst placu, Wragge being second, l3os-
we'll and Duke Of Kent running head md
head for third place. Boswell fell to fourth,
place before the quarter polo was reached,
both he and Duke OF Kent being unlpr u
strong putt. Donnie Castle and Wsagge r4ln
tn the lead down the back stretch, hut Just
before reaching tho third turn Duke vt Kent
and Boswell came up to them, 30 that when
tho turn Into tho ll0mestretch was ulale the
four were punched, Kent and Boswell bsing
on the outside. These two, rapidly drew
away fEpm' tie others, and tho race tO tt0
Wtre botWcen them WIS ~! exciting one; Thu
Duke wGy q llGatl behind Boswell at tho dis
tanco stand, but lle calne frolM there with a
Eash md ti,s paiF went Ind nndsr tle t wire I!as
Duke Of Kent wis lnale by thd rider vt 1lus-
well, 14t MT allowed, tiIs Judges an,,oilne!nA
and Malone agreed 70 divide tho atakcs.
THE bUMNANy.
, Cl1IOAun JOCKEY AND frAorFIM0 Ct.un CouhsE,
July +, lsah-C!nb purso. 3aD. for 8-yUur oius
that hlye !,eYer wAn; t61to second. O1sa aud oue'
H.. YounK's ~. bos"ol. by Donnie Scotland. !,
]. i. Aaono!'s br. O. Duke oi Kent, by lsoIlaiu
8. IsryuAt'x br. " lI0ntie C4stlc, by bonnie
scV1and. dam letv 4art&a.....".,a ,awlunoy. I