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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19
Palestine Explorations
london Academy.

The October quarterly statement Of
the Palestine Exploration Fund il fuller
than usual of interesting geographical
spectllntIOns. These we cannot afford
70 describe ut length, but there is also
one fact contributed relating To the
primitive culture" Of Northern pales-
tine Dr. Lortet hos had the good for.
tune to discover 4 new prehistoric sta.
ton ~ the little village Of Hanaweh, Il
short distance u the east of Tyre. Fol-
lowing the left wall Of the wild and arid
Wady-el.Akkab III an casterly dircc.
ton, me came " an cScarpment with
numerous has-relief statues carved
upon il, presenting the appearance of i
remote antiquity. AZ the distance ~
some yards from these singular monu-
merits. DR.. Lortct found some enor-
Iaous blocks, rising nearly ten feet
above the soil, aud formed Of breccia
containing myriads Of worked llints
and fragments Of teeth and bones the
soil around, too IL covered with rudcly
worked yellow on black nints. The
form of the ilints Is said 70 be much
more archaic than that of those III the
grDttoca Of the Nahr.el- X Glib The men
who used them are evidently Of a more
remote period than those who sculp-
.turcd the bas-relief-, and whom DIR.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19
A Fish story.
Sen World.

ASA gentleman was fishing IN the
mll-dpm below Winchester, Va, he ne
cidcntnlly threw his line across strong
white duck, which suddenly turned
round, twisted the line around her own
neck and fixed tile hook Of tie droper-
fly in her breast Thus ontangIod
she soon broke oil the line above the
droppor and Hilcd down the stream
with thc end Of tho fly training behind
her She had not proceeded far before
4 trout II about u pound and II half
took the fly elcrtumlly. Then again Il
struggle ~ extraordinary as over was
Witnessed "A duck NJ the dropper and
\ large trout 1T the end Of The fly.
Whenever the trout eNercd Itself the
terror Of the duck was very conspicuous
II tluttt red is wings and dragged the
fish. When the trout wns more quiet
the duck evidently gave way and sui.
fcred herself To he drawn under some
bushes, where the shortncss Of the line
did not allow the trout to shelter her
self The ducks head waa frequently
drawn under the water. BY chance
however, the line got across branch
which hung downward into the water;
and the duck taking advantage of the
purchase which this gave her dragged
her opponent from his hole and obliged
him - show his head above water.
Then il became II contest Of life and
death The trout was III its last agonics
and the duck IN u very weak state,
when the line broke and suffered each
70 depart il own way.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19

lortet calls proto-rhmnicians. The geo,
graphical papers refer to the sites OF
Gath, Megiddo, the river Kanah Josh.
xvi, Sl, Rchols Scpulchurc, etc. Lieu
tenant Gender continues the contro-
verSy ON the topography of tho Exc
duS, suggesting that tho Yam Supn
crossed may have been the lakes near
the Mediterranean Sea and the mouth
Of the renSaic branch of the Nile,
near the present rum of ol-kantanh
t'thc aWh'A
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19
SONNET.

From u,om to eve they wrstled-life and Death.
A. frstitseemed to me chat they IN mirth
Gouteajti. or as foes e equal worth,
- firm their feet 50 undi>turbed their breath
But when the sharp rvd sun cut through IL sheath
0f western clouds. | ,aW the brown arms gir,h
Tighten and bear that radiant form * earta,
Ani suddenly both fell upon the heath,
And then The MARY q taule-tor when ded
t. where those great antagu Is down fell
suli not ,ind the hpiv which | Soaght
And Nnen and wharl it went ! could NO; tel,
one Only arm was len Il tl,S2 Whe tengh,
The ioa. dark form nj pcatn- AMI j; Wa isai
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19

lady il Oshkosh advertised fora col
ored nurse girl to take care Of children.
And 4 girl answered the advertisement
and was shown 70 the nursery where six
IL the children were turning flip flaps
over the furniture. Is dis all yes got2''
asked the colored girl The lady said
that MAJ All except three which We're AZ
school The girl looked them over and
turned 70 70, saying, You don't want
10 nurse girl, you don't; what you want
il herder wild ariart rope, mounted on
mustang Fore God, missus, annfre
girl wouldn't BE- deuce nigh IN III yere
tiock --pecks SIN.
, 1880-07-22
DIR. TANNER.

Tho Tsvcnty-thlrd Day Of the Fnat
HeEun-Nroe from Pain, and No Crav-
ing for Food-4als Views OIL Fasting.
Special Dbpaseh to The Chicago Tribune
NEW YonK, July al-Dr. Tanner, who entered
ut noon to-dny upon tho twenty day Ut his
fast ut Clarendon Hail, was. looking well this
this morning. Durlng tho night be drunk only
ono Slltlce OF water. At b:.0 o'clock hn entered
clDse carrlago ntld WAS driven to Central Park,
whcEe ho had his dumIjohn tiled with water
from spring. and drink four ounces OF tho
liquid: The pnrty returned ut 7: 20 to tho tnll,
whnre Or. Tanner rested for II fow minutes III
tho enfranco. He thon went up To tho Eontll gull
lcry and lAy down on his cot without undressing.
AT Ills request tho nowapnpDr reports OF bis fnst
wero rcad to him. and he luugnei heartily ut
sol1o OF tho statements, but manifested annoy
nnco at others. At Q o'clock Dr. Tanner drink
four OUNCES Of water, nnd thon slept for about
haif IN hour. When asked II he Ind much Stress
on will power during his experiment, he replied
that be did not think he could do much without
1t. In reply to further questions he
fs fasa was aa ,,aa ' tbs enfy ao, part t. Sc os bis
aud tlat he wis entirely frsv from pltn, withoHt
my crvnK for food. lse a.I,ied th.t il n'a,l who
food u slw apoi as much ~ il b. hal laii Il, u
stock Of provisions In hls cclt4F. When ho left
5 Sg IL hsvy ~ v1H bs s bs Ss a y He
task would hay0 hcen lnuch enstor. 10 tho
question how Ills weight h4d becs, reduced to
S,xTpernSnt, te answered " TINT he bad lost aeah
icAi Socicty, swcat'ug horc In Now York, and
cutting poor l;nsh." Az 10 bis former hMbfts ut
cutting. ho s!lil that he Ind lived on pain, sim-
H. diut, an that tho 1,i.at palatablu food for
St.a @ 4 bowl of milk. Tllo nppotite for food, 10
GStafea, wns ko craving for liquor. aud was
by tho will 1hreu MonIs ,.iuy wero wholly lin.
ocesaary, an.l very a!n.pIu diet w.ls preferable
i;n f2r a pfrsn,s suangsd ~ se.entafy oec,p.
Hight work snae ho hut! bcun faatinK. ito did
nut recott'ine!1d anttro abstinence frvn lneut
FOR pursotas WIN wcsu engaged In henvy tlnt,lIAi
latDr. but by did for tht,so wh,,se hnbits .prg
sedcntnty. Dr. Tannur Atlt.r tlat he wiz not Il
fanativ % th%sy points hut WIS willing that
had stIdln blu own system, an.l i,,tH...tc,t to
!ie.nnnssrato tho fact that "thu human urxan-
Ism Gun oe ri,n by wntcr- pbWur." flu tiqti ro.
marked. jesttnFly. that ho was n c!tl1vR of Mln.
HeAEn!la, and thut WAtor- power wAs the fuunin-
u0n OF tho Glty'a prosperity.
b the H'fstsFh As1oetdffd Pffs1.
NEW rnItk. July .l.-ur. TAnnoT's condition
rolnA!ns tho au1ne. 1io ts,k hls lsial drive III
cehtl1l Ensk, una nstetl on u cot tho greater
part Of tho lay. Pulse, Is; to,ipot7ltaro.. ii;
reapitTt!0n. u; weight, LIZ, Thu doctors foet
confident ut hls Bn.uss.
, 1880-07-22
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS

7 :
REcnrTApy acuunz arrived In thla c,tr vcster-
INV morrinv om5 nttor hrrnlr lrn.,fng NJ the
~; "",n.s N.. ".u. MY. uieaa..S s'," ~ uio
ihfhef' le1t OIL apte!al tfalh for san FRANCISCO
'hHM H. hiOHA too ofIRlhat t6FtatH VI lu9
ChCrch Chotr "flnaforc = C0mrnnys TOOK u,it
LICENSE yesterday to mnrry Miss Ada 9oners, OF
EyNuAton. tho original fIclx of the snue trp,,po.
:1ntr w., oa,ornc rfu,, i,v 1vjiI no,g. 4vho M
o''.. " W. nesou'p",tu ~ ""' 0"''S' "Ao HUI
oee" 'aoro ooieFe' -.
raso,n .sa. ,,nta Iaa. aron,rn j., ~ ai',;,s
~ - Ts,..as ae. u'ts e. :" .ao
o. sao fal1uer !tonso. u. NJ fcroo pfesfaed.
Tho election OF officers for tho organization was
completed as follows: Chaplain, nshop Samuel
FntIn,ys. .Iu,,rc. A,,vncntr. fhnrrs i. 11,hhlo.
rou,ssos,. 9at,, :, naa,.,,, n,as,a.,s.aa 49, ~
SoIImssa9ya 1onn H. TioSa; QMnr!eF1Hah.eF' =
~ Hn9th; SURGEON, Lf. dHserh l.. i,Hnc'
, 1880-07-22
kNhFRFI

NEW YoNx, Jnly .l.-1he following dispatch
WIS received by tho Brooklyn Eagle this attur.
noon In response to statements luado by that
journal ycseerday regarding John II. Knaebol,
former Assistant Corporation Counsel Of nrook-
lyn:
SANTA FE, n. H., July 2l.--Io G4e Editornf Tho
I3r0okty1s Enpc: I 500 by tho Associated Press
ing GottGn lnto lt1aucial QntanKlonents. tteaav
corlTut tho report. WIS meyer 70 woll oil IN
my life, and owo nothing thut cannot puy.
"JOIEN II. kNAEiIXL."
A brother Of Mr. Knaobol asks Il suspension Of
1tldKinent until tho accused cul. rrpiy, and 10
for u suspension ot Judgment Is ccrt,itnly mt
unruasoMnbto.. Mr: knaebci hus enjoyed an cx-
cell0nt reputation."
, 1880-07-22

Tho second game, between lowry md
;Ben]nmtn saylor, was won by Lowry; score, 800
to liz. Ldwry's iargost runs, a. o. O., saylorisf
L. II. = - Il,
Tho f1rst match this afternoon Yqs bStwcon
benjamin anu Tcrril, md wab won by tho
lnttor tn slxty-sovcn innings: etorc, 100 to aG..
M!nnera nvoragc. .n+61 loaer'a nvoraEc. LII,
~. q 20. 10th. players werc nervous,
aaa tho gamc Ind little interest. Tho
Charles saylor, and wns won by tho iattor in
sixty-fonr innings. ecorc, ino to aoi. Winners
avciago, 1 8s-0t: losors average, 25-6.
Mfghcat runs, Mlmnn, n. 20. n, ID, Is; snylor,
46, ". %, ~, u. Tho gatno wns tho closest Of tho
tournament yet. At tho start Gilman led, and
tnlntainod thfs load to Tho 1attor part of. tho
Gilnian's play was n,nro stoady, but snyl0rB
careful nursing gMvc him, q number Of rlns,
and Gilman and Charles anylot and Ter1!ll.
, 1880-07-22

TiiE PACING RACE,
OF which two hoaia hatl hetn won Tueslay by
Iayed somewhat BY Little Drown jig, who p0r,
slstc! In trottlng ind n.ckknx, Ltt ho finally
str,tf& y 9Aot,, md tho wor1 Wis xlvon with him,
0t,cu assumed tho lpAd, KotuH to tho quarter Eu
third, slrowls jug f0urth, ani Wonderful last,
aux IT, sf sss estss exf ~a S 81 9FSs
Cup OH llald Hornet, al,l in tho hdinearotch
went lnto see0n p!leo, Horrol Dun jogging nm
Sp %onarsf ,he Mfg ;t; tr !eHt' aheAa Ut hl" a;SA
4t,x SUMMARY. =
sAMH DAr.--SpecEnl purse &610 foF 40 paeeEs;
$ 60 tisst, e5o to SECOND, $l0o tn thtrd, ~ 10
jalnes Ncwtro, Evuusy,lle, lud., ontars
H. V iss'ss csie'9o, i i,ots ir.x. uitias
eEa Eor. Gasaso aatvts i: &
5a.,s. Loa9sioss, Si,o o. oate.s blf
Dasti''. Nov York, s;its.s h. !. iHiali
First nt...:.,......-.....HA. l:Of SID
Rsis SSsaf aIss ssst y; HUH 1s$$ HUI HUI
.. t. rlIk yREx-F -Fols-ALL PACING RACE,
which was tho hrst event Of tho rrx.lla. pro-
XEum. brought out tue t4.nous Ftlg four
nnisypy nes T1m: Lucy Matte Hunter. md !toxdy
over Tho hctd IN tho EoaIa ltowdy 10y 1rew tho
pots, Sleepy Tom second plaso, Hunter third;
4nd Lucy tAe outside. a lioo sond-D1r was Ut.
oa 1t os assunisa lea st tM"ieS5xtSss ~ ovsr aa9
!tantert sh1 being y similar distanc0 Ia front OF
Lucy. They travelled in thoSe positions Tho Gu,
heat ct 1t. AT the tlpish Nowdy Lay paa,o awuy
FROM Iuln. brAtnK htn Uus lunsta III 2;S5l
2ha ssooi.1 heas was supesillol of TIM f1gst,
, 1880-07-22


At a hotel noar tho Washington street tunnel,
in this city, thoro is now quartoroA band 1T
etght Indians, who havo boon brought East with
yfow Of mixing a stir In tho sporting world.
They nro undor tho caro- Of Mossrs. ]. A. Me-
Cnlfoush, gontloman tolerably well known on
tho Pacific Coast In connection with sporting
matters, and H. u. Gontry, Ut San Francisco
Theao gontlomon have for tho past two Or thrco
years boon Interested moro particularly in pc
destrtau1sm; md, while making mHtchcs with
whfto men md fishing for speed and on
duFance In humRn flesh, their atton-
ton was drawn toward two trlbca
Of fndinna In South Arizona-tho Yumas and
tho Maricopas-by several roportcd extraortli-
nary fenta In running. Tho Waited tho tribes
and found lot Of lntllRns who wcre engaged In
carrying malls and mossnKcs from ono point to
aaothor, and who thought less Of getting away
With 100 mllos In m incredibly short space OF
time than Dr. Tnnnur does Of food. Mcssrs.
Mccullough and Gentry thon proceeded to
select tho beat Of thom with a view Of bringing
thom @ East, believing that thor mort WIS Of too
Aflzoua.
BIZ MEN AND TWO woxRN WE'RE CHOSEN.
They were takcn to Ban Franc!sco, and, from
tho nmo ti1ey lott TINT city until thelr atrlyal
mon. and cvcry timo tho palc.face has had to
sucfmo tp }y th superior spced Of big dasky
OF moro o1hbtlons and t6on 20 Hast. e After
they have finished In tue East thoy will no to
Europo and compete with somo OF tho illustrious
Il ID said TINT 0on. John Haverly is Interested
IN the speculation. md will try to Riyo tho frat
exhibition In the basc-b bnl grounds on tho Lake
Front Tho managers claim that tho indians
can boat my white men who 1s1lty wish to come
into competition With thon,, and tho two women
are brought along To co1npet0 with any white
dansel who Wishes to run nny dlatnnco, from
ose to fifty miles. It Is not Intonded to enter
tho men In my raco oxcectlipg twcnty miles, q
distance which they Gun cover without a turn
is elsin,ea TINT shoy viii do 10" lnfIe Hut caaiiy II
known TO cover 140 nlilcs in twcnty-four hours
Whataycr their Epeed may be thoir physique
w1nId lo1d QUO to suppose that they would hc
dangerous conpetitoFs In running matches. Tho
mcn arc nearly alI alx foet In hight, struiuht,
and ahcly built, with strong, long limbs, aud
snal1 hands and fcet: Unlike tho majority OF
Indians WHO como .this wuy thoy Ihavo fright,
Intelligent tnccs. As for tho wonien, they nrc
nbnnt five foot ono or two inches In hight, nrp
aondor +, build. supple and active IN their
m0voinents
Tho intention ig, It is unaerstood, to o1fer a
general ohnllongo to any, whita men. women, or
ch!!dren who may wish tu try their powers ot
endurance and speed. SQmo OF tho pApors hnvc
announced TINT ]. II. Havcrly will inntiRlirnto
gerleB Of running races In New Englnntl shortly.
It Ia believed that thoso Indiana arc to ba put
forward thoro.
, 1880-07-22
the CALIFORNIA l. WHEAT INTEREST.

BAN FiIANClBco, July al.--At tho annual moot
Ing Of the Produce Exchango to-lay President
Clay, In an address, strongly set forth tho isn-
rortancu Ut an interoceanto cana! by tho Nica-
ra8ua or son1o othor route, showlna that 1t would
mako difference Of seven millions unn,,ally In
fAy0r OF California whent- raisers, or u slrplus
uf a0, QUO tons. lie also stated that the recent
address OF tho ExchunEo to farmers nu tho sub.
toot OF tho cluunliness ot wheat. Ut which thcro
bud bcGn u HreAt dual OF complaint, haa haa au
creollcnt ot1eot on tho condition of the co,ls.
btKnuenta, giving rua4on to belleyo that this
your the shipments will at taast ctIull tho best
IN quality Iii tho pa6t,
, 1880-07-22
, ARM. TORN OFF.

Charles lock. q stonocuttor Employed In Aid.
KorboFs stono-yasd. ut the cdrncr. ~ Fifth avs-
nuo and liurrison street; mot with q terribly TO-
yora and painful aocidont tpstoedAy uoshiiR,
Hioh will llkoly cost him hIs l!fo. At 6:tu III ta
putting tho built upon tho nlaln shAft,s lii lott
arm wAs accidentally caAtyAt between tho bolt
aud thp shtWve, aud bGfoKv tho Machlnary could
, 1880-07-22
BILLIARDS.
1HR pAC1YIu coAsx CHAMPIONSHIPS.
EptttaI DsndfeA ia Tks. q iecao Yk1h,,nA

BAN FitAkolsc0, Cal, July aL-Iu tho J. N.
brunswick nAlko Company tournament for
thu thsee-batl championship Of tho Pacno ootst
lust evening. tho first Ratne, botwoeu Dugro aud
H1ach, Whs won by tho former In forty-ouc Inn.
inasi score, 100 To saa. Winners avcsaao, TX.
Highest Fuus-Duvro, Is, "a, u; Noauh. u.
This game was tho best-coutested Of any rot
played. After tho players got over tho slight
nervousness displayed at hrst several brilliant
shots were nade, calling out repeated applause,
Perfect oraer YVES maintained throughout tho
spectators belug from tho most repeut-
ahlo classes, and the utmost l,p-
pastiallty waa shown alI tho players,
, 1880-07-22

18Fte7F 119pHt* ~ 1H9 LH019d 2fF6hH1z
SPR1N0StELD, ILL.,, July 2l-Dr. 1fAuch, of tho
etat0 noas1 Of Health, to-day ruooiycd telc,
gram from nr. RHnls, Of the NRuouA! Noard,
r4Dm New Orleans, atAting that thore wua no
sickness thoro, and thdt tho 1900 bugs Of coirUo
frum tho infected vessel Rio, which had boon
landed On tho 9th. had becu stored and frequent-
" fntntgutei. THO pr0prletora wanted to ship It
t0 Chioagn III eeAlel Guns, II Or. ti4uch would
permit. iIo answered. ur. hoMis ~ permit tto
shipment II ho thought 1t safe.
, 1880-07-22
ODD-FElL0WS' REUNION.

1fFDUHNs
OTTAWA, Ill. July sL-Tho Odd-Fcllows of tho
county arc arranging for ruuniun aud picnic
to bo hold In Ottawn On tho 18th inat. 4 moye-
1nout II ou foot, however. to change the dato 10
tho 10 that tho llato may not conflict with that
of the trfvnniAl Mout!nE ot tho Knights ToiupEar
II ghtcago many Odd Follows fessln,1 to attund
, 1880-07-22
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New f0nk. July .l.-Arrlvel-Tho CImbrIa.
from llambury; Indiana. fsuln Glasgow; HUM
latid. from Antwerp; Italy, frs,ul l.o,,.loi.
QuEENsroWa, July si,-Assiyod-Thu Atlas,
fruM BOSTON. - ~
LtYRNrth,l, July .!.-!The Nouau aud Wost.
Fhnlln, frou. New York, hlyU arriyed nut.
l1M.'t1A. July al..;fh steamships California
aud England, froln New fork, havG arrived out.
, 1880-07-22

The North 6la0 strest-ears will hardly run On
6tate street beforU tn-M0Ftuw, at bvst, judx5xS
truiu the looks Of things yesterday. Thu ta6nk-
ing OIL The Sladuot and VI the bridge, safs thas
, 1880-07-22

PLANO, ILL.,. July 91.-The ccnsus returns of
this tKondnlb county give population OF
11.lN, an increase Of 75s over tho population Of
1S70 Tho county, purely rurai outside OF tho
manufacturing town Of rInno, has slightly
ego Ia Piano hua more thAn balnnecd this loss
iGrkvi,la, tho colnty-Boat, with tho adjoining
village OF Bristol, hnvc together less thau 9J0
Inhabitants.
, 1880-07-22

sAN FIsANolscp, july Aa+-oaleb 7. Fay has
fled petition Of t'soaSeaoy'- Liabilities $ss:,'
M0; aasets, rsfatuk.'
, 1880-07-22


NEW yoRK, July @L-Tho official consua re-
turns Of tue City OF 1tochustor shuw population
Of 81, LOU, atl Increase Of n liz succ 1H70.
Wyoming County, Now York, htts popnla ton
Of q, COZ, gain OF Dn,y twenty in five yours At
tca, tho largest town In tho county. has Lust,
, 1880-07-22

Tsmes Our highest artists In dentistry: The
AcChesney's beyond doubt, though but u a III,
, 1880-07-22

Over 1bo.00o lI0Ep scaloa sold. borden, Eeliook
y Cu, Axvnts, u Lake street.,
, 1880-07-22

ba stoppnd hls lott nr1n WAS torn on A. a.
RQw. H0 Was takon TO the County ING ,.no *
MhorS eynrythinE possible wns one 10 taI;ss aI;sssss.
h!s NinortnG: ttc hhs wlfo and chIia jfnt.s
Mo, 70 nissoll street. 'a living d
, 1880-07-22

Tiis fSd1 asa.....s;A i:is. i:is @
THE 800 srALI1oN RACE
WINS tho last eycnt Or tho day. and tho botttng
wMs spirited, Piedmont selling Tor $40 Amber
$lo l5tAck Cloud, 81, and tii9 iicld SIC. on tho
Clo,i havnx Tightly Tic bsst of tho @ starf. viii viii
liam 1Leton!,n uassiaw at the pole, .Amncr soU-
Cloud ith, and Kontuoky WiEes oi, tho outside. ia
hmher to16 H tao 't. ,. poe from Mnmbletoaias
Thssc vas 10 chi1iso ID tha pesition Of liz tWo
,sSfn1 ,ssfdins yas horsps I9F tho rst na't milf
mont along and takc, Ambcr's measure.
He was Ut tho bay stallIon's neck 'u ti,e, u1ld
after BtnyinK thoro an 1llatant R1t;u Piedmont
bis henl and went by tho uthor ns ii he haI boon
tied. Just bofosu entorIng tho hosneatrotch
Jumps was trottinx again and wis SOON Oh Ficd-
mont's wheel. tho otnora tolng out ot tho rnco.
Down a, The ho1uestrntea Amber ca1ne very fase,
break von within 100 tsst ot the wlro, beat lin
milo hvins boe trottsd ii IL i:o III fiainSloeon!an @ IL i'm
i,Nstaw was thifl, Kentucky Wilkes fourth,
oE%y y C!on;l l lftl, aa, and l!lack ciona @ Inst. x
field. $N. On tho third scoring tho word wls
Elyrn for tho sosond hsat AMter broke hoforo
plaGe. Plcdmont was hAlf lnngth Mhoad of
l,lnek Cloud Ut the ,quartcr. polo. which was
srs,ch tho M ieadiux pair weiis @ vt 1o eiip, @ @ aM
and tho othors sMo onsths 70 tic rcr. % Aruu' roa,
sS @ taa nea = sao s
good third, Just ut this point Dlaek Cloud nude
hcst crasfa sont anp,etoa M sases hasha% hSs anS
ss5 ssnd ws u ai;9sE yS saa ft The sse ss
ho winnie w1th somutbinn III t. snnrn n s.si
ID tho ";hni o.horsn IL T'e l,er sutnmary % 'p" III
rIetimont trotte link Gioui % to brcaS m W befarc @
ss $s # ; + Ss f. Fl If s + Ss
iS Ssxfss ;s s 5 Sa $,I I'll H. sat soIS
out ! 'sS''' ii ::s's; 4: SUMMARY. ''''
HAur Day-nroeleras NtnIltpn stoka oncn ~
nil stauns TINT hav0 mover beaten ::,U: e]0j
9Mtfalce' hftl tor1clt1 Win $l0oo addcd ny j. II.
~ t1mtF9rHs .--.,
mont, " Ala,oas:s ... .. cu: ......1 D. @
A. J. FSnK. syrnensc. m: y n. T., sntors "' t. :.
F. II. Nrtxh0nil, milwaukee,, entcrs tr, !.
n Kent9eky WSyyn Wlikn. M " M neorge Wllkss...:a .
VI ,.a.,, ~. ynosm,es: H. ntf1m, GntSfs o'k'
n bi"Gk Glou,i, gy Ashana CEiet .:."o
G. 4; Lise s O., M{rinktot, ia, sntor t.. i.
=, IalkMs ~ MAHeHus ,...,..s: .0es
H. l.. s4Gsu1nt l4,GaostGf, y: T., ehtar8 b.
sfi Clol,A ~ Gni,xain = STAR. .::....dr.
i. L. tlnt,stn!m, Ghstas9o c1tefs br. 3, stro-
IeF, py G,A;, Eiay. ..::....dr.
Algx; Lewis DonSer, enters b. a. Rough.
nld !td13S ~ Fot1ls Archto. ..,.......Lr.
C,tN ChlE: Nluia1sotl. WIZ. enters Oh. ..
~ sMt hoslti81ssu. Dy sncioy Chot:.....,.. ..de.
,,as lQ5catnr, 9y G9itldnst. st...........,....dg dg.
H E.soFrllI: !iNy C!ty, Mich, onters CHI.
at9.tI1ssMH 1. -. - ~ ANtuFi9!o VIZ: :....urs
s.3HI,rn',S h~ Wii1 iss.h.l' - ~ c"Vct" o'A'
T. H. Wilsn, H,xt fthnrtW cntf. ~ 'ust
q. JIM I,anc' by W"nat.;; 'A*' o"uss' VII. ,,r
W. II WONtwnI1i EniIn,tmGo'' Kv. cnfc,.
ch. a. Fnrrnst f3oj.i.ii,st ~ nil f;ontvs.,,.
, 1880-07-22
Fifteen Heats Trotted.: and Paced
at the Second Dayeof the
Chicago Meeting:r
Daisydale the Winner of the 2::27
Stake, and Sorrel Dan of the =, :,
2:20 PAGERS PURSE.
Nfattic Hunter, Wilbur F., md; ,fiad-
mont tho Other Successful Con.
tcstants of tho Dny.
Chicago, Cleveland, Providanoo,,, aud Bos-
ton the Baseball Winners, at tho
.East Yesterday. ;,

" y,
I1lN IUltF.,
THE JOCKEY cI.uH RACES.
usef GUN pcoplo Intended tho races at tho
Jockey Club trick yesterday. tho fino sport fur
n'shed Tuesday having tho cfTooti,,of ''rnwlnG
ottt Il large crowd. even though tho wcAther WIS
emily md Threatened rain. Thos0 prcsont wero
1tlply ropa!sl for tho trouble they toak, "a If
tcci hcata wero trottct1 and pnccd between moan
nn1 o'cock, every rnco bcing fttff OF excltc-
mcnt- The unfinished a:ao7 r1,cc Of tho previous
day WIS filfally won by DAisydAc, aftor hnrl
contest Of eight hcnts, cvcsy ono of tloru having
bctn fought ont from start to finish. It WIS
ono OF tho most exciting races ever witnessed.
no heht being Won by moro thnn length, while
tic mntnrlty OF thon wero obtNtncd W Il neck
only. eorrel DIM finished tho .;s0 pacing racc,
which was A'ao begun Tucstny, tn&fng tho do
cidlhg heat In 2:lsa.
The regular events Of tho day. three in num-
bcf, were captured by Stnttfe Hunter, Wilbur r.,
and Piedmont. tho lust two horscs boing owned
III Chicago hatt!o Hunter lost tho lirst md
second beats 10 Rowdy Boy, md tho Judges
W. mat1es .ca nea as.see .at ne was oolng watched.
~, ~ .ausc lNstIu ~. e"en '''"..eta "as sssat"t
@ tho S' tSns to ro nns @ mn not se o ra
After 1t began to dry sho did bcttor.
!ns'ra'snt neatstnus placing anothor victory to
.nv nn, y, ts;., n,s ulaso. s1 @ ua
anl Amber woro freely nncked In this rnco by
n9f frs' but neither wsse at
M uu ,.ke Us c W. rs e1pcss-
plovca M hse 10 ho act Of .se s opo
seea ass nosng mot s se tes @ ass9 ste
push ont Piedmont
Tho llrat thing In order was the unfinished s:s7
Motd 1,h, n r.,,t T,,s,,,rni, Iy.t s,.S ,
, 1880-07-22


rECK-!1E1iCE-Tucsd evening, Al H.
kev. 4. 4. El!kHnrth. Of uaiehbutg, Mr Wiiffe5 y
Hcek, iI md Mss CorA Hotlo rloroo, dauahtsIa ~
, 1880-07-22

laHE15lHI FIIn8-CnIDK8U, l. =
TWl}-busO hlt-Fllnt.
!Gft on haBes-Chioago, 9; Worcester. t.
Struck out-Darymple, Williamson, Corcor,sn,
Burns, IRWIN, Ijenilctt Cl,
ltA!ls cM!ipl-Coru0r,r, %: Richmond. H..
lDuOl1 ptly4-QQtHf~AuE&Q, lrNiUs CtCNmGf%
TohH.
rnasea aGss pnlls-Ftntr ]; Bennett, l.
Mllu unltuhcs-liiohmunu, l. -.
HinlG-l:hi.
ulnpiso--Murphy. ...