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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-01-28
The Cattle Disease.

Secretary Heron, of the State Board of
Agriculture, has forwarded 10 each member
OF Congress from this State the following
letter:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan, %.
DEAR SIR-It is with alarm we notice the
accounts OF the spread OF hat fearful cattle
disease known as "pleuro pneumonia which
Ia now known to exist I'm four of the Eastern
states and I'm the District of Columbia.
The recent experience of the agricultural
ommunlty with hog cholera, involving mill
lions OF dollars, admonishes them 10 beware OF
a similar pestilence, and IL possible have II
nipped IN the bud, believing In ian ounce OF
prevention, - etc.
Therefore,, We appeal to you. as representa-
fives OF your people, to take such steps as your
wisdom may dictate to stamp out the seeds or
CONTAGIOUS diseases Of live stock.
It is Impossible for one State to guard against
its injected ~neighbor, a1d IL seems WITHIN the
power of Congress alone to extrpate the ols-
ease and prevent fresh importations.
Very respectfully,
ALEX. HERoN. Secretary.
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A Man of a Thousand.

a CONSERVATIVE CURED When death was
hourly expected, all remedies having failed,
n DIR n. James was experimenting with
the many herbs of Calcutta, he accidentally
made a preparation which cured his only
child OF consumption. His child is now in
this country. and enjoying the be ct of health.
He has proved to The world thst consump-
ton can be positively and permanently
cured. The doctor now gives this recipe
free, only asking that each remit two three
cent stamps TO pay expenses. This herb also
cures night sweats, nausea at the stomach,
and will break UP a fresh cold in % hours.
Address CRADDocE Il Co., 1892 Rsce street,
naming this paper.
a trial Of Piso's Cure will convince you
that it is q good remedy for coughs, bron-
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A minister relates his experience thus: 1
take pleasure In adding to your many testi-
monisls, that last Thurday Thanksgiving
Day. not being able to preach, on account
of rheumatic pains in the shoulder, 1 bought
q bottle OF ST. JACOBS On, which, after using
several times relieved me wonderfully.
Dr.. =. PIcK, Rochester,, y. Y.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-01-28

The best salye in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter
chapped hands, ohilblalns, corns, and all
kinds of skin eTupiiOns. This saIve is guar
anteed 10 give perfect satisfaction in every
case, or money refunded. Price . cents per
box. For sale by J. c. French, Masonic Tenn
nile
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1.-The Sciencs-of Life; or, Self-Preservation, !"
300 pages. Price, only 81. Contains 50 valuable
prescriptions, either one OF which is worth
more than 10 times the price of the book. IL
Illustrated sample sent on receipt of & cents for
postage. Address DR.. W. q. Parker 4 Bulfnch
street, Boston, Mass.
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ANNOUNcSnnENT

THOSE who contemplate going TO Hot
IL Springs for the treatment of syphilis,
gleet, scrofulaa and all cgtaneons or blood dis
eases can be cured for one-third the cost Of
such a trip at the OLD reliable stand / have
been located here for - years, and with the
advantage of such n long and successful ex-
perience can confidently warrant a cure in
all cases. Ladies needing g periodical pill can.
get them at my office or by mail at 81 per box
Office, 43 N~irginiSaveEue, indianapolis, Ind
ID. B. HMING. NJ. d, and Partner.
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Wnr1hleaa Sfnn.

Not SO fast, my friend; IL you could see
the strong. healthy, blooming men, women
and children that have been raised from
beds of sickness, suffering band almost death,
by the use OF Hop Bitters, you would say
GLORIOUS and invaluable remedy" See
another column.
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Didn't Saw Grace.
I-steubenville Herald. 7

Mrs. Jones told her husband IA times 10
get up the other morning, and each time he
turned over and said he would; but the
fifteenth time she poured a glass of ice water
down his back, and he got right Up without
a word, not even asking a blessing at break,
fest
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-01-28

That they win siihsr .tsrve or be THO wn
upon the township trustee for support, and
IN that case create q large debt. Few, If any,
have moneys and are now dependent upon
their neighbors.
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nonary war was goins on, but New Hamp-
shire, New York and Massachusetts, claimtd
her territory between them, and she did not
get into the Union until 1871. .-. .f
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EN- a month and expenses guaranteed to ag't1s
90 OUTFIT free. SHAW d Co., Augusta Maine.
GU A year and expenses to agents. Outns
R<1< free. Adds O. VICKERY. Augusta Nc.
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va. RoDNAN's STATEMENT.

R WI RODAANS STATEMENT.
have never seen any violence by attend
ants or doctors slnce my employment at the
institutions. There never has been any
patient injured in my ward. Charles n.
Bateman, attending in the same ward, cor
roborated the above AS to the Accord case,
Rodman said he had read the statement in
the Enquirer in regard TO Rush beat
ing Accord numerically, and that it
was untrue; saw all the trouble with the
patient; was there half hour before either
Hutchinson or Rush got there; the patient
WAS not hurt at all
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Jackson Estelle's room was next visited,
and mis- legs were also examined, and
showed OF ulcer not as bad as
in he other case, caused from bad
nutrition. The attendant also stated that
in his case. as in the other, no restraint
had been used, except on his hands to pre-
vent him from picking the liberated sore.
He is 80 years old, and is the patient Of DR..
Hubbard.
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Rue.,leu,s Aru,ca sa,ve.

Chew ackson's Best sweet navy tobacc,
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patients then came to my assistance, and We
put the wristlets on him; MCGEE weighs be.
tween 100 and 10 pounds.
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fTndisnapoIIs sentipeI. Ian. "a

DR.. Thomas conducted the reporter to the
first ward, and opened the door of the room
where John +. Tobias was confined. He is
from this county, j. 81 years old, and has
been a patient in the institution for some
time. His legs were exhibited to the
reporter, and the inspection made
evident the fact that the sores
upon them were chronic ulcers OF three
years standing, and were not caused by be-
ing bound tightly with cords or anything
else. The attendant, Mr.. Frank Perlee,
stated that he had never been tied or ever
mt m fsreStraintzi ~
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WANTED

XTAN1ED-Sa l~esmau-fOF each State.
w Salary s75 TO 500 AID expenses. Goods
sold by sample. MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY, Chicago, III.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Organ
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apolls ara the Stale at large. None but good,
responsible parties. need apply,
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OcOfdentS Hotel, Indianapolis.
, 1880-05-13
MATRIMONIAL.

Spsetdf Ddpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, May la-Atlss Afltly Ja-
coby, OF this city, md Mt. ". G. Sherwood,
of Lafayette, Ind, were married ut tho First
Presbyterian Church ut $50 o'clock t!,is
evening, In thu prcsel,ce Of very large and
fashionable asselnbage. A reception fol-
lowed at tho residence of Mrs. Dr.. j, II,
Brown, aunt Of tho bride, nfter which tho
!lappy couple departed for uloir future home
-. spsssai Dapatea to n. Chicago Tribune.
WEST uNloN, H., May ls.-trhe. social
event oi tho season occurred tonight lit the
celebration Of tho marriage Of Carrie A.,
nnly daughter OF Paul Hill, OF t!lls city, to
W. Il. Thompson, formerly of Chicago, but
formed at tho Msthodist EpIscopal Church.
tliB reception being held at tho residence Of
tho brlAo's parents, Tho presents were
numerous and elegant.
Special Dtipaeh 10 Ihs Chicago Tribune,
CANTON, Ill.,. May IA very fashionable
wedding took ptncu III Clinton this afternoon
ut the residence 0t Z. X. Elmtstol, NJ d.,
whereby Ills daughter. Mrs. Caddic Ross.
was 1otnrl In tho holy 'bontls OF nlatrinory
to 4 wealthy farn0r OF De Witt County,
MNMgd William Is. SwtgArt. Tha Rev, W.
"; FGrls, of tho Presbyterian Church, Of.
AclRtUl,
, 1880-05-13
ITEMS.

m iiEMs'
Mr. Ii. s. Hlndekoper, who commandsa
the Northwestern Division Of pennsvtuaa.aa pr.a
militia during the Pttsbure riots and asosa,
tt. Allaseli ~ tlle time, was In Tho
CITY yesterday, and called upon ,lu,nber NJ
railrond officials. 10 now has charpe M ,hs
Equipment Department of the Woatos, -. cts ae
Company of New York. e "'s'esn caf
Mr. Il. 7. Lewis, late General pasqonos,
1,oi,rnoa ~ 49,. s.s ste"su u iAaucah
, 1880-05-13
LOUISIANA LOTTERIES.

8P7ttdF U1laEtk 10 7As CAIFd9o 1rbNne,
NEW ORLEANS, La., May la-In the face
OF tho order Of prohibition of the Supreme
Court directing Judge lllghtor. of tho Sixth
District Court. not to try a writ OF habeas
corpus In case Of parties convicted Of selling
lottery tickets other than those OF tho
1;2g,islana 1as,isIl Ssato Lottery Company. Judge
several parties committed ai,d ruiensed them.
nn tlto ground that tllerD Was no Inv Ut tlla
Stnte under which tiley could ba estratlletl
of freedom. This IL the first casu of judicial
the inauguration Ut tho Nichols {;nyrrnn,rnt.
It Will bo rendered that .lurIng tho C0nstlti-
tlo,lal Convention DR.. Robertson, now Nctllx
}ti!antenal,t-Goyernor, md Stata Senator
the Nichols Gorernl.lellt owed its existurca
to tho Lottery CQ1tpnny, and that the Uelno.
cratic purity u AZ klOrully bound to Bustuiu it
ulll comply With, Its wishes,
, 1880-05-13
TICKET AGENTS.


INDIASApoLls, Ind, May IA very
harmonious mUet!ng Of tho Western Asso-
citation Of General Passenger and Ticket
Agents was held here to-day, forty Of the 100
members being present. e. A. Ford, of tho
Vnndalsa Line, was chosen President, alI
George IL DaltIe1s, Of thu Wabash, st. Louis
s. pacltlc, Secretary. A number Of Important
natters cano up for consideration, tho most
Important OF which WAS tho agreement
adopted ut indianapolis oil the 3lst of March
by the lines In tho Wabash Valley respcctInv
the sales Of. tickets by agents at strictly rate
figures, i under penalty Of .lis'nlssal for viola
special order from the s denetal strSt Tiekut
Or Passenger Agent. The agreement wns
nin,n;nil!o'tsly ~ approved. Tho consideration
members OF the Association was referred to I.
co!alltttto to report, at tho next meeting
tho revision Of j. Ii. Iinll's coionlsts'. .rnts
sheet vii! be attended TO, THO matter OF *
cursions Was left with eaeh company to
rogulato,
, 1880-05-13

spnINoglELD, ILL.,, May 1a-Articlcs Of
organization were to-day filed with tha Sec.
retary OF State by the Peoria i Northwest
ern Railroad Company. which proposes to
construct Hue from Peoria to Savanna,
Carroll County, or to some point OH the
Western Union Railroad. Tho. principal
office Of the proposed corporation Ii to ba st
keWanoe, and the capital stock is ilxel ut
8, ,6M,00o. Tie c0rpOrntogs and tIfst Huari
Qf Directors aro;. JanIes L.. Flat, lIosI,er
/. Kellogg, charles II. Rogue, and Charles
Il. Ladd. Of kewaune; ali1 Edwin r. WNls.
worth mid Francis I. Wlleeler, oi Chicago.
, 1880-05-13
KNIGHTS TEMPlARS,

DETROIT, MRy 1a.-Tho Grand Command.
cry Knights Tenplara this morning elected
the following officers: William u. Wtlson,
af Muskegon, Grand Commander; George W.
Chandler, LallsIng, Deputy G. q; Charles E.
Gresson, St. Joi'ns, Gra1d Gonera!!ssf.ao;
Eugene d. ltoblnson, Detroit, Grn1td Cap
tam 0eneral1 the Iley. George ". Wilson.
Caro, QranA l'relate; George W, Kelicv.
Ilillsda!s, Grand Selllor Wartlen; ii, n,
Moore, Grand Isapl:ls, lirnn.l Jui,Inr Warden
inn j. jNnes, Grand isapltis, Grani nscorder;
natD. TtMrber, Pontiac, Grand Staudar{l
Boarcr;, y. Allen Hull, coldWnter, UraitJ
Sword Geafor; John II. Bennett, AlMskegoil,
Gn.i,4 Warden; Alex. McGregor, Detroit,
, 1880-05-13
MILWAUKEE, EXPOSITION,
tfaf kkk a. ls

MILWAUKEE, May 1a.-A quarrel occurred
this afternoon between tho subscribers to Tho
Industrial Exposition. and 1t now looks rs II
the project would fail, after all that has Leen
said aud DOM: At, tha meeting this after
noon, ut. which bids we5e to have been
opened. the Directors announced their inten.
tlon Of deciding by q. vote among themselves
objection Oh the ground that tlle subscribers
SHOULD nll bN allowed to vote on ttle question,
and n1ln'bur ef prominent ones Withdrew
trom tiiS ''lsatlnx IN anger. They sny that
ti!s will probably explude tho wlola enter.
, 1880-05-13
OBITUARY..

"AN4&lLANA AKA " VENt
William II. Ovlngto',, Secretary and Treas
ltrer Of tho West Division Street hallway
Company, died Tuesday evening at his resi-
slcncc, No. BIS West Washington street. Lie
was takun III Inst February, and, though able
to yet out subsequently, aild resume his tlu-
ties, was unable to sl,nku OF tho disease
wllicl, Ind fastened Itself upon llin,,-niala-
ftnl fever, complicated with soro throat 1Ie
WINS very popular, Justly held In lligl csteu1n
by oil sShu knew llIln, mid his death will bo n
sad blow to all his friends md ncq1alntauccs.
hlr. Ovlhgtnn was born In Now York
May 81, ISL, being nearly IS years Of age.
When n boy he worked III tho Office. Of his
father, WHO was q broker IN Wall street.
Afterwards he was employed as clerk In the
Office Of Grinncll, AfLnturn l. Co., owners OF
l;I ;h'grpo9l % lt!g 9t pnckets, ansl was also
fSln,ds W1t Erost T. tllI'lsks ToprletSTs 9f Ncw
1850, he went to Sal, Francisco with j. W.
Raymond, to assist lin us agcnt for Howard
y SONS steamship. 1ino from Panama to
Callf2;ra!a; A yyar's residence there eoln,
y 1871 to hurry Prudence Il. Dart of Ntf!ile
lNddnll,, Conn. III 1873 lle removed to Bnf-
fal9, where t; he w9s = engaged Il tho lumber
"Dart's folly:n III 1851 Alr. ovingtom
sSs sWn ycrs to .esse effso n,nRsl Hn ,Snr fQT
death. Iii 1s7a l.e established n crockery
store on State street rs n branch Of Its
hrothor's house #, Brooklyn. During his
long contreetion with tho Railway Company
ergy, discretion, and strict integrity jto IT.
tailietl II high position in business circles.
Snld President Jones:
, 1880-05-13

Tho Hon. George p. Heller, for manyyears
Assoctnte Judge 1T tho Northeast Pcnnsyl-
yania circuit, died ut his residence In Mil
ford, pa., OIL Monday, Alay 10. lIo was q
most genial, excellent gentleman and M
honorable, upright Judge. Ile always Gil
his loss will be deeply regretted By tic Bur
Of Pennsylvania mid 4 lnrga circle Of frlelltls,
several Or whom reside III this city. Judge
Heller was q nephew Of Deacon Moses DroSs,
Of Morris, Iii,
, 1880-05-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YolsN, bfay ls.-Arrived, steamships
Ethiopia, from Glasgow; Labrador, FROM
uavrc; Wisconsin md Abysslnia, from L!y.
erpool; and the City Of London, from, Lon.
don.
QUEENSTOWN, May 1a.-Tho steamer
Canopus, from Boston for Liverpool, Is of
Crookhaven, apparently disabled.
1lAMnun1, May 1e.-Arrived, tho ucrder
from New York.
QVEESsroWN, Alay 1a.-Arrivcd, City Of
Paris, from New York.
, IoNDoN, May t9.-Steamahips Victorh
York, have arrived ont.
, 1880-05-13

strangers are visible, coming, no doubt, out
7 Tits evening erent 1,entIt,K was
held ut Tic C0liege pnrk. The aaiI-
ente wns aiming the thousands This
evening three services arc III Scssio.i, atNl
rrracl,etl ut l!,e First Churrl, Of Christ, MAJ.
Whlltlc ut tho Scccl,tl Presbyterian Church,
md q ,grnntt Mlnsa temperance mccting wns
lnlt ut tito QpGrs.-l10ilss, conducted by Mr.
Merton. Of Chicagt,. The work Of tho scs-
sion Ia progressing finely.
, 1880-05-13

CLEVELAND, o.. May 1a-The second day
Of the Convention Of the Railway Master Me-
cliantcs' session was chiefly devoted 10 tech.
nicai discussions Of mechanical topics. Jaoob
johann, ot thu Wabash Road, read MI ao1o
paper to proyu the superiorltyof the straight.
top locomotives.
Un.ter MI amendment to the constitution s.
A. Uodgtna'', jacob johann, Ja,nes ",
thru years Respectively. III u cUNlnilitxe
, 1880-05-13

to report at conventions topics for con,,,
81 a1G 'a rs,opfn py e1m%ltees nrlnK tic ntcl aes
annIa m M lGstg nsctir on ana discussed ri lie ns,t
!. The TOPPLES adoptetl to ,,c ,l,scussa,
tic next Convention nrr "itniin1sSsea "itii1ssea At
:atrl1ctloil md improvements "'et - aS,oll.
r1ols and Afaclifl!cry for IS;hop
ar1In1s I1rs,t " sfcona lsepslrias i.ocom"fSiv!eass.
ECONOMY in tho Use OF UitiE UitnTi"E4,,o Ht9fIef
BEST Form Of Construction OF jnrS,,I9,al, I9al,"
for Fast Passenger Sorvlcc,n ''eo'ao'lSes
In tho nftgrI9otl thu members v,s,,od II.
Sta1lirt o'l-Works and Otis Iron uIE an staasl tas
They viii adjourn tomorrow.
, 1880-05-13
THE CHICAGO OPEN BOARD.

spnlNoS1ELp. ILL.,, May IA certificate
OF organization WAS filed with the Secretary
of State to-day by tho Chicago Open Doarl
of Trade. Tho officers ars: 7. II. Baxter,
President; D.. 8. MagrtARe, Vice President;
and Georgn w. Hunt, +. q, Wolcott, A. En-
ton, ": D. French, u. d. Cratts, Il. e. Logan,
=. II. Woodbury., and 1sa M. White, Direct
, 1880-05-13
MISSOURI RIVER,

bpfstd9 DHpaFfh II 1As Chtta9o TrtbunA
SIOUX CRY, 1n., May 1A--rte steamer, G,
k.'1eck arrived this morning from, Ut. Louis,
nna leaves tomorrow for Benton. Tho
stsnMeE fontenello left yesterday fur pierra
With Blnck Hills fruglit. The river Is In l,
fuIr stage aud rising slowly,
, 1880-05-13
EARTHQUAKE.

Special Dttpaseh to 7hs chicago 7ttauna
DosToN, May 12,-An earthquake shock
WIS felt In many towns In Essex and one OF
two places In Atiddlesex County, this morn
Ing between 7:9o and 7:45. At Hayerhill
md Newburyrort an explosion was heard
the mir vibrated, tic eartil treublei, houses
rocked, people were sWayed to aud fri
crockefy was sllakon, and other signs u
subterranenn disturbance were noticed The
ahock continued for about five seconds, md
In many towns long distances apart people
run out Of their houses, surprising nn e1-
, 1880-05-13
MAhtTOWOc.

6psstaf Dtspateh to Ths Chicago 1ttbuha
MANlroWnc, Wis, May 1s.-Tho survey of the
schooner tda Keith has heon completed. and tho
datDRXe nsscssed ut *S,D0o. Tho hull Ut tho Old
propeller 6uSluehann ls being hauled out by thv
ownor. Jonah Rlcharaa Hho Will ~ converted
lnton tow barge.
, 1880-05-13

GENEVA, Ill., NaF l2.-'rhe EIgtn Asso-
citation Of Congt6gationalIsts closed their
annual convention, ,At st. Charles last night,
when sl,lsslonaryunlect!ng. conducted by
the Ladies' Society, Mas held. 1t was voted
ny the Association Id, donate to tho State
Homo Mission Society the sum of $1,000 this
year; Snyera! interesting papers were real
Py Air.. prof; Mileoxt u Chicago, slrs. G. E.
ference adjourned.
, 1880-05-13


LONDON, May la.-Kowell, tt,o pedestrian.
writes to tho Sporting Lie III. reply to Tic
oster from America to lMAtch lIart and Dob
le- against any two Englfsl,1llar, III ain
rcady to compote with iiart, Doblcr, or aiiy
3nan M ~ tho world tor $500 OF El.N0 y sue.
PVT the match must be open {n0bttly barretl),
the winner to take TIM entire stukes ai,tI haif
the gate money. An international n,atch bo-
ttwee! Hurt, Dohler. Brown. ai,d myself In
New York cannot be arranged ut present, as
bfaWn's backers nro tlnnblp to lcAv0 England,
and wish t0. look atter Brown themselves
N Any raco wherein they put money up fnr
hllia. l!Hrt, Dob!er, or any other American
pedestrian would have good reception III
England, md, " Browns bacEors 0iiur to
stako x3oo. shall b. giad to stake the same
Hart, Pegraln, Uobler, Or anybody In tila
world Mt Aeglcultutal-ltall London, three
mouths after signing the articles"
klAN FKANCIBCD,
,s1,. sAN ,FMAac1scS A. & "a Gal. Mey 1amClosing
ey. $50; Young, $50.
, 1880-05-13

a!stEsBuna, ILL.,. May 1a.-rhe second day
OF the State Sun.iay-School Convention has
been III every way saHccssful. Meetings have
bean held III the M4fEhurch OF Christ aud
in the Second Presbyterian Church, tho two
largest cAutehes III tho city. Thousands Of
, 1880-05-13

AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.
NEW YOlsK. May l2.-'lfo resources Of tho
American 'lrnct Society lust year were S3s3,-
:2.SS3; expenditures, s31s,s$3.
, 1880-05-13

Special D''passA 10 N. cnteago 7ttaun..
Stoux CRY, H., May 1g.-,York Inc h,,
resumed OH tho Black Hills Branch ' ~ 1ssa w
Northwestern between jim River ana ~ ~ 10
Missouri. The report originates in a a s.n1 a's
official source TINT the Sioux City & pac,s.
w!!l extend the. Elk}lorn Valley I,rnnos @'us tns
mtles-work to begin Immediately nfter ,ke 10
May election Of thu officials. a1@s tae
, 1880-05-13


~ 1mcc Tha snnnnynr ~ XII n,, ~ y "msnns m as
ays to :ia:test trtser IN ,ho Wor rSc '1ss ~.
spouse of CMpt. atone TO tho propositions of Mr,
i,K i the iottcr of lii: Finigaa: ~ 'e"'"
sn;rit ~ r'<Hho, ~ Mny e;,, a. 1affH, af,
grains II, rrjotion to scrics nf races l,otweon
Na,,I 8. ind sa,,ta Claus has been rcccivni I Nv
proposition was to trot. nve r,coa. hcnts Of 4
inile, best threo IN tyc. tn harness. for 5000
10 10 ,tier he i foowins eontiitona am "''''a
FYr.i-Twc!ve tho,,sans iivo hunircd dollars
forfeltto be deposlted With E. 4. luck, Or my
other stta ,Fs the so E. nek cs!4nat.
day. June !, lss0
nec2hnine p, ~. wno!o nont q stakes must be
r eae for ior fho ,sf pt am efSr to
Thf,1-Ali A Sf n tho h ssres Of rnces sbol como of
over ono track which L. mnt,lnlly acceptable TO
both parties, sntd trick 10 bo In city which
has = aTrotttns Club;and Is . tnon,l,cr q teo NJ.
ssss sf s!ss sso; e %E5eS sse w. pss
IN cafra ,ho owcE 81 santa 'Gs Gnua IsGi Viii
nltoW thcm 500 on each rnce trotted md tho
privilege Of selecting nny trnck In tho stnte
~hoh ts @ member of tho National Ass9cIation
trted IN @ oi n nn a5y tfTE t H. a9 tor be W
t., 30 INC wcnk annri II IN m rnscsn ~ ,r"cE
tho time ehl hu Tho frst race to takq plncc Snt-
urlny, Aug. ~, and Tic pthors t}u tho Slit
ursiays fo!fnwJng. there bcinx 4 week between
enth, provitleti, tto.yevor, Tint truck and jny
nrc Ruod; and Iii cnsa there should Id d post
pono1nent on acenant Of tho weather or traek,
a track foowInr cS pvc ia DE tbcrc aT xnd b1y ray
days between t1nt and tlte next racH Of tho
ecrios. in case there ahniiti moi be ihrco days W
Intervening tflon the next rj1cg to b. ppstponett
t,nc week, an. 80 on throughout the SERIES. Tho
!uutSs ~ " tuo PElsoLs Huu NHitl4 suy II ING
fhfs cnsr Il, IL inf N' ""0 N.o'A o'~'''o" ''t
hYfthrhn f,,tit,oe ~ MI t,s, .,1ontu l., A.. ~
,u u-tmu !u!Rqmnt mt ennii w selectca IN tno tol-
10 select jMgs each, an thoso 1t tw s secct tha1
HSSuNlHtg. IN nftler nnt 70 c0tftlHt one 9GG 0f
men ~ JuHG0 mo %nMo eer1cft tho selection
et'hil 0t IalIu !uE eAEa F1lCc. nHa on fQG uhy u
lno tEplilHk. LII CHA1 tll1 llGRGH Selected Dy tue
PATIiIs cHhH0L Hkfte III tul9h pefBofl+ tn0 Ita6-
iutHL Vi tu9 En!tlNk liN1. Ut S0tn3 0tact person
He npptl!AtBs 8ht!l MAKE inc aeleGt10t1. Fuftuer-
npro, tho owner. Of Santa Cln,ts Will glva tho
tthor phrty tho privilege OF running for tho tros
n,t ~ taFG p p'Nee one q 1our Sta!os w.: tnois
owner Of 6nntn Ctnusl or his representative will
course sulrctcd shnji bo Il milo in circuit >A0
Stfti-The rec0jnts frnin Mt1y ami nycrv so,,r,a
, 1880-05-13
DIRECTORS ELEcrrn.

8ptetat Dhpatea 10 The cateaeo 1ttsu,,
DETitorT, hflcf., May 1a.-At tlo nrr,,,
meeting Of tho Detroit, Lansing & Nar,'oaa "ua
Kaflroad to-day, the following Directors r'a wr,a
f,sste s IT, IT. nEff'nn1el aaws Thaye5 ;}sa,. Jon A. Pun
Charles l.. Young, Charles MGrrinm 'isht.Gk, Eha.Gk,
+. Adams, Jr. Nathaniel Tllayer Jr' Ia1ss 'Iamsss
II. blnkc, Alpheus Hardy, 4. Ii. HatISy'' IIS'aSs ~