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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06
LOCAL NEW s.

IDanV.
Alonzo Martin has moved into the
Hard house on Lowell street.
Rev. Messrs. Brigham and Smith ex-
lnged pulpits Sunday before bast.
Within a few weeks FIVE persons liv-
in and near the village, have died
ose united ages were 953 years.
Abby Beede will teach the higher
bartment of the graded school, and
rrie Rowell the lower. Florence
nney teaches at the Centre, w, j.
burn, from Dartmouth College, in the
pwn district and Miss Mary Gage of
pftsbury in the Hayden district.
Duth Albany.
James NJ. Anderson has built good
per'S shop.
The South Albany school house has
n repaired and painted inside, and
COL begins this Monday. Emma A.
burn, teacher.
aI-tOn.
The lumbermen are at it.
Remember the fire engine meeting
night.
All kinds of watches, and lots of sill
and plated goods at Rawson's.
Wanted, a strong. middle-aged woman
take care of an invalid. Apply to
d. Owen.
The Lewis boys from West Glover,
talking Of opening grocery store
dining Curriers'.
Read the interesting Thanksgiving
mon delivered in Derby by Rev. w
Johnson. 1t is on the first page.
In consequence of the sickness of she
-ents of DIR. Pearsons, dentist, he will
absent from his Office for few days
Fine caramels, manufactured by Ar.
ckle & Co. of Burlington, at Rawson's
rrier's and FairbrOther's. Try them
"a large amount of butter was ship
from this station this morning
ICES paid Saturday, from 20 to q
It's.
Read E. F. buttons advertisement
day. Lots of holiday goods. Beau
nl books, albums, diaries, children
3, etc.
The ladies will do we'll to read tn
of HarPer's BaSar. Like all Q
rper's periodicals, this is the best o
class.
The next lecture in the Ladies' Cours
| be given by Rev. II. w. Jones Q
JOhnsbury. Subject: Europe fror
ar window"
We want some dry block or four fec
cd at the MONITOR Office at ono,
me Of those who have promised WOO
ase take notice.
Our Christmas advertisements al
wding our space pretty hard just nov
I as this is the publishers harve
pc, we presume our readers will NJ
nplain.
1t is reported that Senator Lane b;
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). g. P. R. R. TINE TABLE.

TnasenRcr TTAlnb Leave
MISUNDERSTANDING n m; les o m; 600 p m I;
ll:04 . m. North--535 a m; 7:l5 m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a m; 6:l5 m. North
Sol m; 643 pm.
IRTON LANDlNG-SOuth-s:l6 a m; l:43 p m;
$50 m; lice p M NOTth-3:l0 m; 2:44
pm; 4:20 p m; 6:22 pm.
IRTON-South-S:Sl m; 1857 pm; $50 p m;
1876 p m. NOrth-3.26 a m; 2:23 p m; 4:0S p
IN; Clio pm.
|UTH BARToN-Soutk-s:47 a m; 7:os m. North
--2:O3 p m; 5:55 pm.
pm; $3.50 pm.
EST BURKE-South-9:l9 m; TAI p m; 1905
m. NorGh-2:57 a m; l:27 p m; $40 m;
SEQ pm.
NDONVlLLE-iSouth-9:36 m; ga pm; sic
pm; 1928 a m. Nortl-2:3S m; 100 m
1924 IN; sos pm.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06

The Allan Steamers which are to run
in connection with the Central Vermont
line are among the largest afoat. There
are % first-class steamships and 26 iron
clipper sailing vessels, having a gross
tonnage of ll8,0l7 tons. A weekly
service of the finest and most spacious
of the Allan steamers will be establish
ed between Boston and Liverpool, and a
fortnightly service will be made be-
tween Boston and Glasgow. Ba
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06
MARRIED.


In Sheffield, Dec ], by Rev. n W. Scott. John W.
Hawkins of Calais and Miss Lucy L. Fair Of Woodbury.
At Irasburgh, Dec. 1. by Rev. A. Fl. Webb, Joseph
Lanou of Irasburgh and Miss Gertrude Kidder Of
Barton. l,aas,.a 81 5sas I'D h SER 81 sHas
At Glover, Now 80 by Rev. Edwin W. Pierce. Elisha
W. Brown of Waterford and Mrs. Ella Blodgett Of
Glover. .Fu2t sfiH t tsaJ. it
At Barton Landing. Nov. "a. by Rev. o. d. CIapp.
Amasa P. Sessions and Miss Roena A. Owen. both Of
Coventry.
In Albany Nov 90, by Rev. H. Stiles. John Heath
and Mary A. Smalley. both of Albany. rr
In West Derby, Nov. %, by Rev. ]. Fraser. Oscar
Gibson and Cora Buley. both of Newport. -sl 3
In West Charleston. Nov. 25, by Rev. D. ]. Quint
Herbert H. Tracy of Bloomington and Ida NJ. Driver
of Charleston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06
ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.

Until further notice Probate Courts will be held as
lows:
NJ L. II. Thompson's Office in Irasburgh on the LIST
esday Of each month. except August.
t. CIRCUITS office IN Newport on the last Friday Of
|h month. except July.
L. H. THOMPSON. Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06
ESTATE OF WILLIAM TwoMBLY.
FOR SALE.

The real estate of the late Lndol French consisting
of dwelling house and barn, with land attached stu
kinds curTant bushes DC. 1t being OF the pleas
ATTEST and most convenient places in the village. hav
ing inning water at the house and barn. and in the
basement of the barn. which is roomy and And
also between four and five of nice tllage land
short distance from buildings in good condition. The
whole making of the most desirable places in the
town for residence, and will by sold very cheap.
The buildings will be sold separate from the land il
desired. D. C. FRENCH, Administrator.
Barton Landing, VT, Nov. 90, 1880. AL
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06
RUTH P. BILLS ESTATE.
Notice Probate of Win
STATE OF VERMONT,

In Probate Court held at Irasburgh in said District
on the goth day of November, A. D. 1850. Is.
An instrument purporting to be the last will and
testament of Ruth p. Bill late of Albany, IN
said district, deceased, being presented to court by
George A. Bill. the executor therein named fol
probate
1t is ordered by said court that all persons
ed therein be notified to appear at session OF said
to be held at L. Il. Thompson's Office, in Iras
burgh, the 4th day of JAM. A. d. 1881, and show
cause If any they may have. against the probate o
said will for which purpose it is further ordered
that copy Of the record Of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Orleans County Mon
or printed at Barton previous to said time appoint
ed for hearing. By the Court.-Attest
istFsr sg E. N. CONNAL, Register.
true copy of Record.-Attest
o5I E. N CONNAL, Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06
WILLIAM BLAKE'S ESTATE.
Notice of Settlement and Application for Distribution
CTATE OF vERMONT,l

a. =
y Orleans District, IS.
In Probate Court held at Irasburgh. within and for
said District the goth day of November, A. D. 1880.
James Brown. Administrator of the estate OF
William Blake. late of Kansas. to, wit Of Lowell.
in said District deceased presents his administration
account for examination and allowance. and makes
application for decree Of distribution and partition
OF the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court. that said
account and said application be referred to session
thereof to be held at H. Thompson's office in said
Irasburgh the 4th day of January, A d. 1884, for
hearing and decision thereon.
And, it is further ordered. that notice hereof be
given all persons interested by publication of the
three weeks successfully in the Orleans County
Monitor. newspaper published at Barton. previous
to said time appointed for hearing that they may
appear at said time and place. and show eause.if any
they may haze. why said should not be allow
ed, and such decree made. -f.
i-@s-5-A4 By the Court,-Attest.
f. N CONEAL. Register
a true copy ofReeord,-Attest 4ti
o51 E. N. CONNAL, Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06

In the next House 2O2 representa-
tives will be old members. 1874 re-elect-
ed from the present House, and Is
members of former chambers. This
leaves 81 representatives who have new
er sat in the House at Washington.
In 1874. when the Democrats gained
the House, an unusual number of new
members came in. Each election since
has seen an increasing number of re-
elections, and now that the Republi-
cans regain the chamber, the proportion
of raw men sinks to about its customary
fraction.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06

REMARKs.-The market for butter is quite firm for
choice fall made lots and summer daires are in fair
demand. Cheese is in fair demand but quiet Beans
are frmer. Eggs doing well. Flour is firm and
prices are well maintained. Pork. lard and hams are
quite firm and steady. Corn and oats in steady
demand. Potatoes in good supply and market steady.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06
DIED.

Ms-All notices of deaths inserted free; obituary
notices and poetry foe cents per line. D.
In Irasburgh. Nov. go. Ruth Richmond, wife OFT.
J. Barnes. aged IS years.
In Holland Nov, SO, an infant son Of Joshua and
Sally Waterman.
In Craftsbury, Nov. %. of whooping cough. Philip
Eliot infant Of Rev. Joseph and Mary W. Board
man. ,3N8d iN+ . assoc
In East Charleston. Nov. L. Lena. only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs NJ c. Davis. aged years.
In East Charleston. Nov Is. Mrs. Susan Wiley Sly
field. aged IS years.
In East Charleston. Nov. "a, John P. Wnslow. aged
10 years, months and 2S days, = 5.t. -a4-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06

= Have Wistar,s BaIsam of wild Cherry al
ways at hand. Il cures Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis.
Whooping Cough Group. Influenza. Consumption. and
all throat and lung complaints SOC. and 81 bottle
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06
ESTRAY,

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber on or
about the lst OF October, two sheep and two
Lambs the is requested to prove property pay
charges and take them away. PATRICK RUIN.
East Albany VT, Nov. q, 1880.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06

The Peruvian syrup has cured thousands who
were suffering from dyspepsia, debility. liver COM
plant. boils. humors female complalntsetc Pamphlets
free to any address. Seth w. Fowle Sons, Boston.
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New Advertisements.
FoR TEN DOIIARs CASH

we will insert six-line advertisement one week in
list of 253 weekly newspapers or lines in different
list OF $50 papers lines two weeks in choice of
either separate and distinct lists containing from
IS to $50 papers EACH Catalogues sent free. Address
GEO. P. HOWELL & CO, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
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Outfit free. Address p. o. Vickery.
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MASONI &c.
CLUB LIST FOR 1881.

Regular Communication OF Orleans Lodge, No. 81
y A. NJ Friday, December 10.
, 1880-05-14
TIE OAR.
g.. THE UANLAN n COURTNEY RACE,

. GptCtGt A+QNttA 10 4A6 NHtCQRG 1flQHne4
WAsMlN0roN, D. C., May 1U-The interest in
tho 1Innlau-Cour,ney rnco hero Ia rapidly In
prcastng. This rnco. ind tho running rnccs ut
tho National Fair Grounds mkt week, nro e1.
pceted to nttract larg0 crowds hero. There no
longer seems to be any doubt hut that tho IIAu-
Ian Courtney rYco will certainly take place. md
that 1t will be one OF tho most remarkable oar
coutcsts oyor witnessed In this country. Court
ney. In his general talk, scens to understand
TINT II he In my way Intentionally abandons
tho rnco, Or II his bouts or oars ar0
cut. he might al well abandon racing
ns profession permanently, as his poaition will
DO forever forfeited. Evory day now when
iIanlan md Courtney practice tho river banks
arc crowded. 10th oarsmon pull nagniflcontly.
Hanlan Is called lightning" frotn tho rnpld'ty
with which his cars Hash in nnd ont of tho water.
Riley pulls long, steady, and nuryy. Courtney
te something bctweou tho two. but it looks rs II
+. the, ,, esss 81 eltsor Iisni%a o. nilsy.
cnaa S ~ md to si Nov pY Yortss 1S"fS Gut shS hS
9Mhunucs M seem moro favorable to Courtney
this % q my ~ sG os ws
tholr houtlWly WIS soniothLng rotnarkabla In
sso G9 naeo nso Ess sslo s osst Hsst
Or Tomorrow morning, And will arrange tho do
Ss 8 s S sS Ssx &c @ IT,
for her llso As such.
CEDAR ikArIDB.
Epeetat Dhpateh to Tbs Chicago Trfbua4
CEDAR 1tArtps, r.. May lA-ln tho s!x-oarod
tho WapstpIunioons, ot Clinton, md tho Ccdur
ltupda CIHbt tho former won, taklnR twostruiRht
heats md tho r.ce In I'M. lAs. and I'm. l6s. tho
Cednr !taptJs wore heaten three leI,xths. Thuy
rMrr.oa ooxwAln, which the C!tntoRs .lEd not,
making Q Difference, together with tho boat, Of
nearly It's pollnlls.
Tbs pair-oared hhell raco, ono nlle with
turn, WIZ won by tho !pinnioons OF Cllilton,
III I'm. 4be., tho Codar Rapids hvo lengths be-
bind,
The race was witnessed BY over 1000 ponple,
grana reception and banquet to. hight.
Tho merit meeting of tho two clubs VIII bo held
at Clinton tu Juue,
, 1880-05-14
StIlClDE,


McGnEdoR, IN. May 1J--Wlll Barron, Junior
member of tho flrt1 OF G. II. l. W. L, J}arron,
Wholesale erocers. committed suicide this mort,-
lug ut 10 o'clock by shooting himself with d
pistol In tho mouth In his own room ut tho resi-
dcncc Of bis tlnclo f. H. Barron. No cause In
known but emotional insanity. He bud lust
returned frnH visit to bis pArcnts ut Concord,
N, H.. md WIS to have been Innrrfet1 in June.
sptttal DLpateh to TIA CAteaeo Tribune.
McGMEuot, IT,. May 13-McGre9nr waa
Bhocked tu-tlay ny hearing thnt ". L. Uarron, 0f
tho firm OF @. II. 8 ". L. Huron, wholesale
Hrocers, Ind eon1rnittoa smtcsaa d: tho residence
Of his porter this morning Nothing IB knuwl,
Of flIS eauso. Mr. Darron was to bo married its
duly ncrt.
Special Dtspateh to 7ne Chicago Tribune.
KEoxux, ill.,, May l&-lntesHence renchri.
hero to-day that Cynihia Yon'l9, ~ farmers
daughter, resulting sixteen miles lfstnnt fr,ul
this city. hRt eudGd her lifo by hanging herself
70 ~ apple,, IT., trce yesterday mcsnlng Some of
On tho PROMISES, md tl,oro nado tho discovery.
oe Er ans a was cxtnct Sc
Ind beun deranged for several months.
, 1880-05-14

k{Sok In foi fEO1 s,f
VII! 10 seen tnaH N INC ~, v.ta 49,. essc1.a,s o..
aa runs ,ss IN nn "s ncc
e9aalsa - w. H.. ov ..r,,,,at,a ,r,o ,st
as nen ~ aao or,. W.. ,,osroo. nnt honhsomo a'
now now ., xii pctse" tho caicaxo aud uao
Tsa %.,ss t.ors thonscIvcs ninvt,1 strnnp tlc,ng
:aame, but nude tloir errors at costly times.
They wcre completely baficd by doldsHlitat who
playcd tho finest pitching g,.ne probably TINT
.u.. s.I, ,,+v ~ ~ tlo ,,,r1h
inu!ne but one ut bud bcGn nude oF h!mbytho
one Of those getting there On bnl!s. In
ibe ninth. frosn sheer overeontiaence, ho per
os re to to or s asGit o G af
Eood US It's play, II would make more friends IN
6ed licking than they wero guilty q yesterday
Captain sgt tho example BY kicking at decisions
scra j. fact PERFECTLY far, ns tho yinplring ;yAs
% opsninE. fGr fn"lttnK @ nna the
snd ehlnnsd aud grum6ied il 2 most ridiculous
TannsI IT, Th.sG Or tour q @ tnom ,' shoua M ti hayo
ae. ala Xp9faep fa of IN to
visitors was their laziness in getting 70 hut.
ast'u1n'gl9 bGing especially b,anlnole wv IN . thts
their shnso toward delaying tho Rame. Those
dsa aIsagEefaeo peea!,ar1ties aiao; thoy in nro
ahanl. earnest galne yesterday, aa1 Il tloy
GaGn.t 9 VIII y was my beenasse they lldn,t try.
Walker. and McB.!nnlF.e, in, tholr rcspectlv,s
Gkosi'nons iksis was mnch admircti. and nearly al
tnoIr errors Wer0 Que 70 The 4ard h!ttlnK they
a I" ,aks ts;s eafo of They staEted of IN Tue TINT
hit fSr base and made second on Ke!ly,s slow
iha%nai,nx % ano wll1 throw Rowe Then 1ld = Dur.
!ag Gtt u 6aso.t,lnntng which took him to third,
tpahks 70 Anaon's nigh thrnW TO head hi,n OF
r.! tnes9 IT,. ~ 1ho acconu inning Csnno was given
als pasc on balls but Was Ut once forced out Mt
tssoNa' ~ ~ Alter tas not Bison maao iltst.bnse
one. two. three order. 1n tho n!qfh Mcdunnigio
saa Ctowley hlt for their baaes, bnt the former
was forced out ut third OIL fowee bit to
, sSa, c!owley vas thon caught .oH second by a
SaHs mIoT from Flint. which went over Quests
~! s.'a effective way Of supporting second. 70.
Mtned .rnsi 70 quest IN time to put out tho
!.aanaef, rue plny being q worry handsome ono. In
and gnye place to Kelly, whose second orr0r ,yns
"uA1 ~ y H!E1 tQE0W 10 1GAu OH n6W9'H $tGAl 70
, 1880-05-14
pEDE6TRIANISM.

As nrctllctod In TIE TRIBUNE. tho struggle
yesterday Fur tho lead In tho walk ut SftCa,r.
mick Hall ulilgr 1)nn OLenry'a management
wnB hnr,l ore, aud brought out nil tho powers
Of endurance pnsscssctl by Crowicy, Olmstca1.
md ShcrFy,-the nlgn who s,cc,lpiGst tAe FIRST
ttroo positions IN tho rice wfcn tlmp was called
Wednesday night For two days Oln,stcn.l had
lGnton MI previous rccDrtls. Crnwley i,uIng hut
short Distance bchinHt him Mt tho finish Ut each
milo. and 1t WIN harxt for tho young ChluAgonn
to I've obliged to SURRENDER his lead Mtter victory
,Beemctl almost within his grasp. lint Crowley
WIS too spnctly f0r him during tho closing hours
of Wednesday, evening. md wnut to bed with tho
satisfaction VI knowing that he hal mt only
placed himself III front Of nil competitors, but
Ind also tn his crGit tho hest performance on
rccorl for three ilu5s When Olnlstcad ronchcd
bis room tho tcndons Of h!s right leg near tho
knco wero
rOUNn TO nE nApIy SWOLLEN,
and all tho arts of his truinpr were Mt once
brought into use for tho purpose Of reducing tho
initnmnntion In the Injured nesnl,er. CrnwIcy
nnl Sherry wont nwny apparently SOUND In wind
and limb nntl NIL thought that tho contest Of
yestertfny would 10 between these two. Hit
when tho men cn,no to tho hall In tho morning,
It WINS evident that Crowley wns In oven worse
shrp3 thnn Olu,stcai, hrs right Icg being 10
swullen ntld stiff us to rGuder locoHotion njiost
Impossible. The wurtt was given, with OLmsscuti,
aSs,y snSssy 0sseyg Growey Tho Ukns%9 MSer,na; u
truck. Grassland went oi with whit he caiia"a
hl.rstor," !s,, showing lirst in front. ,oImstcad
ssSSs ss hns ns n sGSnE SHEd U.s. ws S2owey ex ws
other, The elastic ban.laEo which had Heun
afternoon by Ills trainer wis tllsenrtlel. and in
tito course ut hnlf I'LL hour Or 80 Gus had
WARMED our OF HIS tAMEsEss
somGwhat p @ a Was eo'F mre freely Sherry
tho YNp that !My between himself nnlt tho feiai-
, 1880-05-14
Cincinnati Pulls n Gnnle Away
FROM Cleveland in tho Ninth
Inning.
rho Boston-Worcester and Provi-
dence-1roy Games Inter.
rupted by Rain.
Iuother 1,ny Of Hard Racing In
the O'Lcnry Six-Day -.
Walk.
Ths Manager Of Maud 3. Objects to tho
Santa CLAUS Mans Ooudi-
tiong.
DASE-DALL.

CffIC1U0 VI. HUFFAIW.
tits beginning to tlnwn on the pcrcep tsons Of
,ho air.lut1,t.e.l observer TINT tho best lmll-
Having being done nnywhcrc nfnonE tho LenHne
nlnes il that which tho Chicago tcatn hns Gccn
taking part tn slnce tho 1,cagnc acasnn. Tako
tbs tbrco guinea played In Cincinnati and tho
iour 9amts played here, and VIC find that tho
colcagoa hayo totai of % fielding errors for the
tcycn aun,es or III. average Of 3s-7 tna Bamu;
,h,Ie IL tho six gs.sncs uaycl previous to yestcr-
dar ChIcagu Ind ina.!e total Of 81 runs, mn
syeraec of ~ to gnne. In tho six gaines pro-
yious 10 yesterday Chicago had n..ltlc I'LL HgHre-
eato ot Is base-hIts, or MI ascralge nf 1s9s tn a
rpn,e, To show TINT Ch!eago has been doing by
lar the best. ball plnylng, lot tho appended
npurcs OF Tho first SIX League gamcs Of cnch
tnor, trIl their story:
, 1880-05-14

conditions mined In his otter Of April Co -nn,ns-
III g ,o tie ssrsa Gf yS fo
aKrsei p Mpon II 6im ind ST: Fiacean, iMfor. ,ho
!ie ohix.tinns ID cnior MUD j. r. atako rnccs,
both 1T Eh!cRKn md lfrnlu, III order u cIIlilu
hisn to mako this nlatch.
tExISarnN.
T.ExIxtsr0N, KY, Mny l3.-trhorn werc three
a.Nrl i1,rca ttetiny III tho ArxcIotton rnl,rsc.
Tho truck VIM ,ltiaty and Il triilc slow. Tho At-
tU,l.1nnca larx9 ANIL enthusiastic.
o s,ss q; fassThs q: '9 y ,:ssss @ & %s co.:
f.n,t, o u seyv IT, saka The ''srt.e'fqs q ,ne
4; i,sr"hs'"s y: /. jl1sineita, by Imp.
isn3's ssIssrts stelHd 'an 1ady Tx Icr: nx vi,
iim.ie.ii;;i7a;.
atlcd: arcot,ii to receive $so O,it ot tho stakas
t)ho I'M! nilu- half mI!cst.
Dwyer l!rt''s. b. c. Quito. by King Alfonso dtsn.
H. IT, owens c. q: 'Kiikea, iy Wascry din
D. sw!xorts Gr Z. Apo6oaary,, iy imp Xus.
s'An"' 'aA' 4;as:s:ioI:
Th!rl rnco-Pursn slYl for iii ages; 500 10 tho
F. Hcss1ck md e. II. Nurrls lr. i. Victim, iy.
r. q ey r1aS wIStSry t' IiI,n,ys ihsy MEsy.
0enrHo ". Inwcn & Co. q cll. =. Capt. .Wr1ig9ct
ay. o.. by Wnr Call, ttan By Imp. Hcythllf,. dist
r. J. NcHthlNt1'a cil: n. Mannock. & y. o., by
Him seott I'D !Iwver % isro,. j. (. wariioi,s ''1
y.o, by Whr flnticc, tlam Nlnrac.... .......3 .
D, swixcrt's eh. r. Trirolt. ). o.. by Wnr :,
1lnncu, liam t,y Mahn1net. net.,.................4 L..
r. WntcrA untl q. ". fIaIlcocks ch. G. judge
Thompson, by Imp. Glen Astr1l, dam liuso
Timns-:1:iisiHi. i::iiiH;. H;'''''''''''''''
cOLDwAgEt, MICn.
8psftaf Dtipatth IN The Chfraeo Tribune.
C0LuwATEIs, Mich, A{ny lI--ln tho threo-
m!uutc rnco to-day. George ". driven by Glove
Iake. tnt'k first tnuney., Tom Ilenrfcka. driven
BY lIcn l}rnncli, SECOND: WIltulr f., driven by
1aiM snlnn. thIrd. 1'eat time ;,:o1. n tho s:sss
III thrro atralight heata. Don Quixofe, driven
~ John splAn, second; 1,ay pr1nce third, aud
Ellrt Fourth,
SCRATCHED.
LoNnoN, May 1H-Ilcnuslescrt. at ono time
frst fnv1rtt for tho Durby Stnkcs, hns boei1
scrutohe1.
PHILADELPHIA.
THILAbEtrHIA. MAy 13.-At tho Suffolk Park
rncc tho .:::9 S1ass was won hy ltnnnts. Driver
2::ssss}A, 1:SlX. Dr[vQF won tho second hGut.
, 1880-05-14
MATRIMONIAL,

Special Dt.pntth 10 This Chicago Tribune.
SouTIr Elo1N, ILL.,. May 1a-sir. Fuuk II.
Minurd. Of tho Elgin watch factory, formerly OF
tho Elgin Lea<ler, and Miss Lconorsl Ulsnvcr, OF
South Elsin, daughter Of Jonathan Uisaver, CON
nectctl with the South Elgin stone quarry, were
united III mnti1tnnny laat evening. Mmy II, by
tho llor. Charles Friuk, ut tho residence Of Mr.
md Mrs. r. 4. Perkins, in South Elgin. A few
Mtinata friends OF tho couple wer0 present 10
MituHRa tic EnrclflCnY.
, 1880-05-14
CRICKET

TIE CHICAGO CilfCKEr CLun
will meet for practice to-morrow afternoon Ia
Luke Park, ut tho foot OF Congress street.
, 1880-05-14
CHICAGO, CLINTON, DUBUQUE a
MlNEESQVA.

1t ID understood that tho Chicago & North-
western ftailruud Company has SECURED oo,ltrol
Of the Chicago. Clinton, Dubuque g. Minnesota
ItallrtA.ll. This road r1ns from LII Crosse VIA,
TO Clinton. 1a., nlong tho west sharc of the Nils
stssIppi, u distance OF l7S tnlcs, and connaots
with tho Northwestern At Dubuque. Tho road
bus tnd a tr,!o arrangement with the North
wcstern tor sotno t!'no past: Tho new arraHgo,. g,
lines as 4ntte i saytng r. opsrntinx expenses
Of tho Northwestern. There was konsu coMte-
ttion tor tho possession Ut this rua botwocn tho
Northwestern and milwaukee, E 1t. Paul COM
pun!oa. Tho lattcr could hl.yo ,,aade Kaa 'isa ~ OF
ton 10 I.nnark, which would Luvu glyon 1t i
strltght llno, Via thu Chatugo = raullin, from
Milwaukee 8 81, pnul will build i new Ilne frota
Lansrk e pu1u9ne nr' Albert, AsGers ks;s1I rscst
tho Chicago s Northwestorn, nude to1r of IN.
spoctlDn 0var tho Chicago. Clinton. Dubuque i
Minnesota tailruad II f1w days ago, and il is
stated that tho Eoad will be shortly ruurgan!xod
and added tn tho Northwestern Bystoln. 1t ia
also statod TINT tho Wieennsn vullsy nailroad
has been purchased Or lcased W the North
Western,