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BARNUM,S BEARDED WOMAN.
Death or This Remarkable Fcniulc-
Her lIfat0fy.

UGA1n tl kHlH 1kGNaHEhAAlV NGA4AAS"
Her IIistofy.
apsetal Dtspateh 10 1ne Chttago Tribune.
SYRACUSE, N. J., Sept. 13.-rhe bearded
}Yomuu," who was years ago p. 7. Darnun's
greatest nttrpctiou, was buried In the little
Village OF Liverpool, p,, tic s!lora On 0nost-
dagn Luke. yesterday. She first appeared In
Daruum's Museum In New York. Like all
curiosities, tho Tine cnfno when she was Ito
laugcr tlil attraction, md she retired from
public gnxo, r1,d not long afterwards bGcatlac
Il resident OF Liverpool. Tho uiatdes-lanlo
of this remarkable woman wns Iebccca
1Yertgaat. She wns born at Pembroke, Gene-
sec County, New York, In May, 1921. Whun
slia WIS quite young she removed will! her
parents to Ogdensburg, twllere s'lo remained
I'LL 1911. III ttle meantime she lad lnnrrlod
u nIan named ]: II; Lyon, anu i9 ihis yoar
stle renl0yed With him to NoW York, where
tho lffu or person ut lrs Lyon h1a 1oen Oh,
served till sho reached l,pr Nth year, and
then very heavy. dark beard st,ddellly De-
gun to appear on lier face. Neither lior feat-
masculine tc!.tlcnclos, md shu was greatly
embarrassed by tho growth upon hor fnce.
She employed yNrlDus Mtenls for removing
tlle fast~gr0wtng, beard, but without avail,
Whit. 1t was soft aiia allEen ike the l!a!F OF
Il child. A suit WIS Instituted ugnlnst Bar.
mum f0r in ullegel imposition upon tho pub
lie, 1t being stated in tie complaint tllat the
wou,un wis III, llnpostor. .Atter hfs nuseuin
WIS consumed hy nrc, Alrsi ly9n heea'no
1T Chicngo, amt she was tho wonder Of that
city for suli,e tI,nc. She went froln Chicago
to a museum III Duston, atld q llttle while
later bccn,ne connected with F0ropaugl!'a
circls, With which sflg travelled oyer the
Unltetl StAles md Canada. While IN Canata,
| al ortlar for her arrest Was nntl0 by a civil
officer, who declared that stiB was Imposing
0n the cFedullty Ut tho people, anl n9s @ uiiti!
stenpcI Wr md tvclured tint Hhu was just
Wt,at sl,a npVcarea to be, WIS TIC or.lgF re.
scintlcti, Mrs, Lyons deatll occurred Oh
| FrlJNy, SLa WIS III years old.
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tho finish of the days ptay tho Cnnadlans Ind
l0st six Wlckata fol tffrty-nine rims. Two
ineH nNt out When the gsntc >Has called III"
rrrascd tic Bc0rp 10 ~,
TIE FIRE RECORD.

in HEa LOU ISs
ST. l4orrs, Sepl. i3.--Abu,tt 1,ati-past 7 TO-
night II fire was discovered IN tho cellar OF
tl,n rclaii fa,cy-Roods store Of c. r. Moeller,
No. G09 North Fourth street, betweon Wash-
lnglon and Clrtslfc avenues. THE Scarrett
Furniture Company nccu,y Nos. l1tl antl 0l3
0n tho Krottnh lltIor il"rt1i. also tho four
stDrics nboyr, Including tm'su nyur No. GoO.
1'hIs whole building Il t,ow in t1atnes and tho
prospects aru lint tho cnilre block viii De
destroyed Or greatly damaged. tile three
stores soutl, arc 'arge dry-goo.is houses. i've
stnrics high, and very valuable, hut tic prop
nrty TN ts.e horti. Is yf !ess consequence. TIC
lretnc1l are hoW making deHtprato 1xettfOtls
to canflle the iare t, the furniture llnuse.
Tho 5cnrrett Company enrry one Ut tho
largest stocks III tho ely. atld t'letr loss will
bU llcnvy.
Sr. i.1r1s. Sept. 13-siltlniRtt.--1!n tlrn Is
N,,w under ee.ltrA ard eo}ltst.etl to le builtl-
tngs occupied hy tho ScNrrett fHriil turg
Company. The Htnek in this house IL sa!'lcl
ut 3'5,W0, ctlyertHl by Insurance. e.. II.
1tOrilcE's stDrk valued ut ~, ,0N; total loss.
I!,Atttrd for s1i, ,0l,
Two t!lree-story houses OH the north, oc-
cup!ed by l.. j.. Aterritt,. wall papers; john
Hamilton Il Co., lacps. e.i,brotIery, etc; MD
l.. tOst, ftlrs were ertlsElc.! by the falling 0t
thu f,ofth wall uf the Searsett building. as'd
were drefcllrt with wnL,r. Loss not nscer-
taInetl. j.. IL r. Swallow, dry Kodls. OH
the sUutl1, damaged BY Wnter Nhnut 39500o
The t0tnl loss cannot t,a stated Tonight,
but will probably reAcl, Sls0,0W
, 1880-09-14
lI,EAfS.

Tho Directors OF the Chicago Il Alton
Railroad Co1npally held n meeting yesterday
at tho Co1upanY's Office III this city, but
transacted no business Of public Interest.
rhe Hock Island Railroad announces tint
tomorrow It will open the following new
stations: Lornt, III tic Il Audllbon Branch,
md Griswold, On tho Atlantic Is So uthern
Branch.
Tho Central Railroad Freight Association,
whic!, .,,s been formed for the PURPOSE of
maintaining arbitrary rates OIL interior basi-
ness from a1,d to seaboard points, will lluld
rcgnlar meeting at tho Grand I'actfic Hotel
to.dny. 4 number OF complications have
arisen which need attention a!d will occupy
the time Of the n,rctlng.
Commissioner Albert Fink has Just issued
circular announcing that the trunk lines
have agreed to tho following addition to
classification of wcst-bound freight, to take
tim: Steel, boxes or barrels, sccond class;
steel bars, barrcls, fourth class. The .nddt-
tion ls:. Steel, original cases, car-loads,
fourth class.
3lr. II. F. lIawley Inns been appointed
Assistant Superintendent Ut tho Chicago
Division of H. Alto, la'rond wii H., hei, Sax
cars. This will relieve Mr. *. Al. Richards,
Superintendent, who has had n!orc to ia
tl'an lie could well take cure of. Mr. law.
I for seyeral years he lins lind general super.
Vision Of tlls ears Of TINT ron1 nj Jackson.
Previous y then lie WIS train manager Ut
Michigan City.
Mr.. Waller, Commissioner Of tile Board Of
Public Works, returned yesterday 10 tho llle
tl0is Central with lis approval the plans f0!
fhn r,t,tp tfns1ttct hhnF ft1fs1f1 nf r10J
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Cornelius Sullivan Rejtorates the
Charge that His Horse
Was Doped.
Tile Opening Of tho Chicago
Jockey Club Meeting
Tuesday,
Worcester Beaten by Boaton-No Game
between Troy and Provl'
denoe.
HORSE VS.. MAN.
IVA. srECtrtATON 1,t)pEth


II ths Edttor n Tbs Ehteaeo tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept. l3.-In reading sour iss,1e
of this morning was afi.,scsl to SEQ tlle silly
n,ui lying production Of ono Englcart COM
talne4 therein, In reference to the recent
sham co1ltest bGtwroll nlc1i anti horses given
Mntlcr ills able ~ management III tllls city
Inst week. Unable tu rcfute any ono VI the
nany charges preferred by 1lle aRalnst tho
management III your tssun Of Saturday, t1lis
Ittnarant acknowledgements ready to Ernb ut
anything where dollars RnA CENTS can be
renlizod-col,ns ont III n haralgua laidatory
Of himself and detrimental to others, still
asserting ur attempting to show that the
sam contest of lust week was Kcn11'e III
every respect. Knowing tho fellow pretty
thoroughly by reputation. anl not at oil
astonIshed to perceive that he ellttcnyors, iii
roundabout way, to throw oil the respotl-
ability Of Spccuiator's tlcatll from Ills
OWN and tho shoulders Of tho gang
with wI,Ec1, lie was associated. But
I ierc pause TO Inform thls roaring "Gotll,,
best will laugh to sunrn his foul assertion
TINT II, my efforts to ltave Spcetlator win =
prize actually broke p!nnk on his baGkl
ii teeninY with falseliood, particularly. tl,e
one iii which l,e says that myself and friend
entered dtug-store, biit for wt!ut g,rpose
lso decllles to stase, Now, Slr, ! VIII go 10
TAI pni.y y With auy respectabio nun Euglel!artit
may appoint, and II my druggist. says tint /
| or my fricInl OF mine purchased crotni nll
pr any other sle, tlnid fro.n lin 9'a The tlay
tyuf Il fraul. aKaI!t repeat TINT tho sc!trf1lK
was unfair, md that Englel,anlt himself was
obliged to u1scl,arge svlne III the scorors for
crooke'lncsy. And MISC repeat that there
were no doors to the STILLS IN consequence
nf which INV horst, WIS fJ1ncEt Mt the mercy
, 1880-09-14
THE TURF.

THE RACES ltENE TO-DAY.
Az 1:aD o'cl0cls thls afternoon tile fall
trotting meeting Of tho Chicago Jockey aud
'rrotting Club will 10 ebegl4a, there befng two
Interesting races on the card. The first Is
for horses Ut tic o:9l class. and tho starters
will be Volta1re, Piedmont. and Lttla 13assctt.
Tho second race will be for tho .:ao PAGERS.
and Ben Hamilton, Billy Scott, lioosier Tom,
CIinkcr, and Wonderful will start.
III the pools last night Ben Hamilton sold
eyeM against the field In the paelug race,
willie y Iie}lmont II 11! brought $40 to 81 over Vol
The Queel, Of the Turf, Mr. Yanlerbilt's
l1,lye Aluuil S., lns bculs Iii the city for yey-
eral days, ard was yesterday driven, n milo
by Mr. uair III 2:l4, which shows. that she
n nile iii a:ll1l nt Rochester not long nFo.
Arrangements were concluded yesterday
between tlle. Jockey Club md Capt, George
N. Stone, who has tue management gf tho
A's; 81 sbees u " mext I'll %rsaay Il Afternoon 1t
uicl0ck for d purse Of S:,I}O; nilti, should tho
day ar,u track prove favorable, q, great per:
f0r1nnnce. may be expected, rs the l11arc Is
certainly III good condition.
BRIGHTON uEAcII.
NEW YoI.K. Sept. 13-At tho Brighton
BEACH, course today tlle thrcc-quarter n!llo
iuat raca w.s won by M!nnio Lnwls, taking
second and THIRD llcats. Mlnle II. first heat-'
TlMet 1:l11E, Ill, l:10.
The second race, oi,e mile. was ruin IN a vl0-'
lent lniM storm alltl won by DMcktle. uttlata
fl!e one-n!Ile-a'id;;l.huit, all aEcs. WINS won
sy ,r!; KrS2p '',pq, GHp % Mat1sr 1S ffasor't secod
'rte stee,pe e,IasG, usual course, Was won 1.
Hill. II ra2'f T@ct 't 4a 5:M. D0' 's'0' 'eS ''''
LExISuToN. Ky.
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 1:A-rlle fall meot-
Ing OF the Kentucky Association opened to-
day. There Weru tDtrca good rnecs,
Tho first rucc, purse S150, for all uges, ono
milo;
W. +. su,n,ners' br. G.
y. ]. N!chnla' Montreal. l........................
u. q. Thomas' lttmyas. ''''a
Second race, Vilcy Stakes, Tor 3-year.olds,
| one aud 4 llalt miles:
1towllnE Greon.. ...,....i
fnheol,
iime-s:i7i. :.
Third race, FIlly Stakes, for 2-year-0tls,
! thre14jnarters OF Il milo;
| Miunle c.. hy Wnntlercr, dam Nanno Mupowcl..l !
i. II. Owens Vnalcf!a. ....'--..:!
sws'F's iF'do''iiii; iiiiae.i::
There will be three raceA tomorrow. Pools
nte su]lliy: First rlce, Kelllng race, QUO Atl.a
. haIt miles, lslancla l., S;ai: Apothecary,
Hecalld tilce. ono anH olle-elKlltl miles:
lsonewn. $40: IIilnyar, 81; King Dutch. sil;
Third r,Ce, thEee-Quarter dash: Daronae.
tthIts' i@ieid, @ 81. sS"' ""' te"s' "' ~
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,..o ,yas mt listened to- he snIz"si tho l'nir by
nu ,rks. ,nl nfter tt,1tllrE them user tio wtter
lnu ~l vurchtng tlolr hctds togcthuf, roplact'l
,hn,n n, the lcek*
Washington pnlIcr says That .tllatlco
..s,, n. ,hr f.nitc.l HtaiGs Etprulne Ch,trf, Is
M..u,fatcIy fund nf fGat.bal,. This tnnt shntd
Eve ya,1tnl,lo painter for yntttlg t,cn Win !f@
,"m ,nnd r,.,!ug OFT hlA dal'Rttcrs.
"Wrtu rurefully," "snys DC Quincy. You
-, ,,uyrr tc!, h,,w sM.sci good your waek tnny
ssascn,p,t,. No trucr worsts wert, over st'okatt.
!. u,ar bsn,tght hrs'lhtI n rcrfcctfy lovely poem
.t,ut tho Etan-kfssetl lGnytb Gf September yes"
..r1av lust NJ the n1lce hoy hfd built lire IN
~, sr,to md was looking snr sutnoth'n2 10 light
Il with. ....,.
r,hou mist lovc me, lot It he for nat1ght
Except for iove's fakr only. lo not say
ii 1oyc her fer hur stnlte, her lock, hor way
of .ncnling gentfy-for Il trick Of thought
MI fals Il, well With mine, pnd certcs brought
1 suDsc Ut pleasant cnse on sucl, day.
rnv these thugs In themselves. beloved. may
M changed, ur Charge for thce-and love. 10
Wrought. .
Mar 1,p upwru.,ght 80, Neither luve mo for
rhine uwt, .tt..r PHYS wtring my checks dry
Acrcat,lre might forget to weep who oore
rhy comfort long, nnd lose thy tovo thorebyF
rut ioyc mu fur tt,ve's sake. that oyortnore
ruou n,ay'st loyn OH, through ioy0's eternity.
--Susan II, Atb1o"u.
Afr. 4, Bronson Alcott was several years
ar lnyltu.l fu give lecture Mt Grent Falls. 11o
took tho trnIn nt 1loston, ard when tho cot1-
,Iue,or cl11lc ta him fnnoccnt'y aald: ~ have
NJ money. nnt going II Urcnt Falls to deliver
4 lecture. nnd will puy you whon como
Lsck." Tho conductor, recognizing the honest
,lrpicIty uf bis passenger. allowed him to
n,sa-New York Ttnes. a similar incident oc.
cured recently III this city. man too& the
frajn fur Milwaukee, and when tho conductor
eatao around sni1, very fnnocentiy: II have nc
unu,,cy. min going to milwaukee,. and vii
n,y yot, when I conc back" Tho conductor
recoauiziug tho nuns check, had him thrown
all without wnttluR to reach the next atatlon.
, 1880-09-14

Afr: q. u. Perkins, Virc-IfesIdcnt Of tho
burlington la.llrond, returned from tho
East yesterday. lie has nothing to add to
tho Information already published regartilng
tho complications OF hin road with thu Wa"
BUSH, as no new steps llayo been tnka since
tho return OF General Managur 7. J. Potter
from tito East. ....
Tl,are il n probability that within n lay or
two d stlo,tB effort will bp lMade 10 Fix w tho
differences between tho Huntington, aMl Wa.
bash. At least auctl Is Indicated py tho fact
tlat III. Snloll Humphreys, President, a. I.
hopkins, Niee-1' resident, mid JOHN q. G&uls,
licilcral Manager Ut tin Wabash. are expect-
81 III tl,e city this morning, atnl ~ ~. FeT.
Ils0 In town, It lo0Es worry n,uc, nj II tts
arrival hcre Of these gentlemen at the saila
tlMe were not = pure accl.ient. bi.t pra'
arranged ntfalr, for THO purpose OF ascerlaltl.
luz whether 1tillle satisfactory arEaiiRelnent
c0lllt not be mllde hniorc startling upon 1le
gtguntlc contest which " aaIo ~ Fellow u
Sts;I,o BattSfactNEy arrangement Ia hot maue
within lilo next few days.
, 1880-09-14
POLITICAL NEWS.
ILLINOIS.
Special uLpateh to The Chieapo Tribune.

Special DIpaffh u TIE Chicago Tribune.
MONMOUTH. ILL.,. Sept. la.-Cot. Clark E.
Carr, Of tiAlesb,lrg, H., addressed large
a,ld enthusiastic audience at Union llall this
evening. Col. Carr ltas Just returned from
Maine. this being his first speech since his
return tn Illinois. Tho Issues Of the, canl.-
pat9n were discussed in tho cloqnent mud
i,jnstcrIy manner OF which Col. Carr Is
1uostcr, aud the speech closet with the l,ope
Tint tomorrow will bring good news from
Aatnc for the IlepuhlIcalls.
Special Dt,pa.eh 10 Ihe chisaeo Tt!5anf..
EFFISullAst, ILL.,. Sept. lJ:--1ir. J. J..
Druw,I, Il yottlig Irish orator OF Valldulia, dl.-
liyered 4 very 9ble mil eloquent speech I'er,c
this evening before 4 crowded Qnd entll1lsl-
nstIc nudieisce.
Sptekal Dispateh to Tht Ctteaqo Tribune.
I,AirAi,pE, ILL.,, Sept. 11.-Tho Democrats
organized club ut ta,ls plAcc this evening.
I'licy succeeded III obtaining, sevcnty-i'ye
1lal1ics. Not very much enthusiasm.
, 1880-09-14

CANAn}ANH W. AMERICANS.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. Sept. l3.-rhc inter.
national cricket match between CaMada aud
tho United States commenced ut l1:lh The
United Suites went to bat, sendlllg In D. aid
g. Newhn!I. Tho ground was in good COLI
dltiou, but tho wlckets were low. Logan
opo,,etl for the visitors as bowler at O'CLOCK.
The United States te.ifa WINS disposed ut for
10 runs. In the first inuinx robert l1argtaSe
made the leading score, IT,
At ~. Ill. a socess WAS taken Tor dinner,
Logan, OF the Canadians, llad made twg,
Smith haA taken his place. Total. runs
fur ono wicket. .....
After iupc4 lha gana was RESUMED, aud at
, 1880-09-14

HTVtMt DUVHstH 70 TIT CHttHpV 1ToHTWs =
DrcArrl. H.. Sept. l3.-Tile Wabas!s, st.
Louis Il Pacific Railway Company liavo conf
nlencetl the building Of extcnslvcstock-ynrds
abous 400 yards east Of the UnEon Depot 4
larEe barll l,as been put 1p, anil tic pens and
stuck s!,ntes are nearly yeo.nnletcl.. Tile work
will be completed lIlsfde Ut ten days, Mt TIC
expiration u which time q large f1rce Of
worknten will commence tho construction Of
II spacious sWitcl-yani for the usa Ut tie
Wabash Company nj this place.
, 1880-09-14

sptefat Dtspatsh 10 TIT Chicago Tftbuns.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 13-l. Y. Deuster. tho
nrescnt Democratic Representative from this
district, was rcnolnEnatel for Congress by
accluiuatl0n this afternoon. Thu light BE-
tweot1 Uellster anil Sanger wilf b1 close. but
tho cIlunccs ut present scum to favor the fe-
publican nominee.
, 1880-09-14
VICTORIA STILL AHEAD.

SANTA r., N. b., Eupt. l3.-A Ncw 1fert
ctt, El Puso speclul says scouts have llscoy-
cred Yictosia's main camp in tho Corral de
pl.alrps, in Mexico. Varloua rutdluX oxpe-
,lfttous ara being scattered oyer tho State OF
chihuahua. {ioy. rerraS says he hAs in-
creased tue reward offered for Vietorta's
sculp (ronl 81 0U u S3,0o0.
, 1880-09-14

LONDON, Sept 1a-Thu steamships GEL
lert, Caledonia, mud Tnrlia. from New York,
have arrived out.
NEW YoRK, Sept 13-Arriyca, tho Etl,l-
op'a, from Glasgow, and tho Otranto, froin
HILL.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 19.-Arrlved, the
Abyssinfn, from Now York.
, 1880-09-14

Portage. An extension Of tho Llbertyville
l}ranch Of: tho Chicago, Milwaukee, u Vt
Paul over this lina would SHORTEN tho dis.
lance between. Chicago md Bt. Paul about
thirty nIttes, making n more i rcct route than
tic present n,e sIa Milwaukee,. Tho pur-
chasn NJ this property by Tho Mliwnukrn 4
IT. Paul EavG r|sa 10 the r.lr1ora that this tom.
parry Ind purchased tho Wisconsin Central
, 1880-09-14

The pub12c will beware OF n frnnnn.
lent Initiation 0f l)nl,biis Elect rio Suap ai,w be-
inu furcty al tho naEket by MISREPRESENTATION.
il viii ruin any cnl.cs wassd With It.. lAktst
upon haying Uobbna' Electric.
, 1880-09-14
THE RAILROADS,
Seventh Annual Convention Of the
Firemon's Brotherhood.
Tho Intcrtninnhle Case of: lilo ,trostern
Indtnun Fcrsus Luke Shore.
Wabash and Burlington Officials to
Hold Conference To-Day.

l!o Chicago q western lnd,ali1 aa,'!foaa
Co!npai'y against tho Lake Atloro q Mlcll-
Kan Southern aHd Chicago, ftnck Island 4
lin aoI,rt,, ~ f,,,r morn }urrrs. wh1ch wlil |
tuo sesee.n ~. u i"a. .nosu .;,r ta,.,,t
oe uohe THIS morning, Ect"Fua u'o taRlHS VI
evidence. Tlte dtle''da''ls !esterday nleu q
plaIntlif's lin.
lne sIoss'pettlp" aets ~ w. .'.o 1,'". ~.
to peaSsi pqop"sea .! erus s Of e pearr
Sixteenth street north 10 Van l,nren street,
viii I'm vn,in,s irncrs s,tl.trark.. ETC.,. auI
o,,.n. N.o ,t,1;,. ,r,,,'t,r,,. ,n'f ",
plances thereto |'e|onxi,K; TINT MI t!!e tra.s-
UT business tiasi betWsela, L!ath! mtiu oL!'Ga
Iato n s cIS"en u, ir SG',s rafs n,rt.s ~ tacts
aS Il III "a .,f ~ ne Il, IL. nr.itin,, Trcmf
snch business ny uley nie iofGfa 70 10 .,s c,se.
Enefe w reaso!l " sa!u o1cl.s uG..'s
aleaMy mxGM ~ ans'r ~, nlnlnS9 ~, garssms aps ,,
daiy i "Gya Sver !u saI. eKl pKrslsss' ad wti to
" o.ss @ 's! ain;ox ~, ~
to saf' te4ue' ar s!Gt uuid '!G"3s is's "ti
cs'ohe nv % ~ ai " e1iSsk s.a niiiigM s.ii IL
transacted across tic sanle by t!o pr?poset
sonStrasio co aa oRsrnt,an sc 81 fteIs v
we'll ~ i'ers'se the risks of llts 1 ~ proper
y; tflAt tllt, prchltses kouEnt ~ " Goli.
uein''eu hfe part 81 tne eoahi''.osns "
WHY, r9at.lletl, railr9nd trask. r't!lloatl, ai'd
= % "t t,ntaan; vi I iot ~ ihs n strI l,smf ~
land desired by petitioners aIsi s., sought to DO
candcinltd W tllsm IS iGtu;llly aili i'. esse1'-
tilly necessary to ts tlses ot t!ie efttfs pr,
erty a'i4 franchises Of tlcicnnsnts; i tha. sncF
propostn taX,ng w0.lt to u s9''snaIa11ea, t1sri,
at point, i'll tleir yAtGs III MI
caKo through h1td oyer W!iicl tlsG1r
entire !sssget a n, ~ Ge1h 1htr irsg,lt ttt
fer business with eac!l ot!lct md with ~
othcr, ls.ilrouts celiteriag y uio Ci5} Dl W
ayed us to lead 70 tlle destruction o. nearly
II not uise all Of t'er transfer busl!!sis ,s
tnetltntcly anil stlfGrt!y tlnMasn ana Wftly
destroy the ytttln atl1 'isgs OF VI! lAo residue
0f ttie aefg,idaiss property md 1rnlichisGs;
cent to said premises which defendants
coyl!i acqaire by purcl,!ian ar coflte1t1nlt"i,;
thereto that could bo posslhly used II ac-
| CURED By defendants for tho purposes for
tol,
, 1880-09-14

DENVER Colo, Sept. I3.-'rlle Denver j.
Rio Grandc Hallway llas let the contract for
graulu; tho extension from Kokono to
Hreckenrit!He. The track will probably be
completed to kokonao by Nov. /, a1ll 10
breckenridge by Jun. i.
, 1880-09-14

For consslpatlon. bilioil.tacka, tnd!-
{Inwul Regulator. It ncta lika Il eh,lrtll. lte-
s,llts. Pura blooi, healthy complexion, CLEAR
huui, I'rIGp 60 cunts. Eupot. northeast corner
Madlson street u1.4 lIgth aveilup.
, 1880-09-14

nOhTUN W, W0ltCE4TER.
5p4etal Dhpa&th to Iht t'Attaeo 1ftbuns.
Dosros, hass., Sept. 13.-Tho Worcesters
came very near being shut out altogether to-
tlnY, but managed In tile ninth inning 10 pot
q man around. The scorc was as follows:
tnnt,sQa- g
nostan: n:....."...,.....4 ! 099 Fl
NO GAME AT TtlOY.
Rpteial Dtspatek to tn CAlcaoo 1fta4n4
TRoy, N. T., Sept 13.-llaln prevented the
gnIap sot for today between the TEoy and
Providence teams,
, 1880-09-14
LOUISVILLE Il SAs1IyfLLE.

600 general nlortgage ftty-ycnr per cent
bonds with Drexci, Morgan l. Co. and Att
gust Belmont II To-, representing syndicate
comprising among others Drexel Il Co., OF
Philadelphia; John j. Cisco IL sun, L. D.
Morgan & TO-, Ciurke, Dolgu 4 Co. THIS
Bnlc OF bonds enables tho 1.p,,isyii'e & SAs!i.
Vile Company to fund Its tloAslnl; scbt mil
aupp!ics II witt! the means to purchase IN
additional equipment, which lt3 larEely lit-
crpasetl business heeds. .
Thts Company 1ins also Issued ClTcnlar
announcing thar on tho first &!Hy Ot DetUbcr
l,txt the lel,sacula ltaflronti, l'cnsacolA ~
.sclula, and Selma Division OF tie Western
llailroad of Alahnt,ia, will t1 completely
taken intO tho Louisville i: Nashville systein,
u,tt tho Jurisdiction Of the general o.sieets ns
tAis Company will be cxteNtleu oyer tlleSe
lines. Thu 1'c,lsacola Railroad Is IN 0pHril.
ton from the Junction witt, tho Monllo y
Montgomery, rcar Pollard, Alb, to Pe1sl-
cola, Fla, iarty..lye miles. Tho l'el,s;!colI
l. Selnta Formerly thu Selnla d tiu|fl Is In
operation frpm Selmu, A!n., to Pine Ari'se,
forty miles, and ulittcr construction fFo!l
that placu tO tllstctlutl Will! tho pclieSnco!a
ltuulf. ubont Sixty 1niies. TIN roads Wern
bought by tho L0Ulsylllo i NaHklyl lle hufeEnl
mouths ngo. Thc 6elMa Division IL tln lifty
1lilcS Ut tho Western liuilE0uq Ut Alabama,
from AtuntK0nety to 6Nlna, which this Com"
rauy jately leRsld, with privilege of pur-
cl,nSp, FROM tho CentrNl OF HenrgiH. These
ndtttt{oi,s vii! tNe5euse the Louisville y
Nashville system directly, Wnrlscsl by LIS
miles now IN operation. at'd slxty 'nlles SOON
10 10 llntHlcd.
, 1880-09-14
DIRItNN GOODS.
WEST End DRY GOODS house,
MaoiSon and rcolia.sts.
NEW FALL
DRESS GOODS
Fall lInpoltations.

We would respectfully invite
our numerous customers to call
and examine our large and varied
stock OF Dress Goods which VIC
are now displaying, embracing
some Of the Newest Fabrics, in
the richest colorings and latest
designs, and upon inspection we
warrant the ladies will conccde
them to be the most DESIRABLE
goods in the city.
, 1880-09-14

Ihayo tho most unhoundea confidence lu tho
Sarx,pariila.-iT.R II. pfestaH. Portsmouth, N. ii.
, 1880-09-14

At II o'clock yesterday 1NOrntng tho seY-
antl, annual Convention of tho brotherhood
Of Locomotive Fircmen Ut tho United States
and Canada began IN the Appellate Court
roqm at tho Grand Pacific Hotel. Grand
Master i, ", Arnold ca!lcl the Convention
to or.tar, atter which the lscy, Dr. lsyler, OF
St, Taul's unIyersallst Church., delivered 4
very Impressive md eloQdent prayer.
Mayor Harrison was tlren Introduced, and.
being III a very jolly framo OF uslnd, Ills
Honor entertained the "boys" with a
humorous account OF 1Itic which horectnt-
ly experienced OIL locomotive during trip
ffoiu plymouth, Ind. n Chicago. lie wel.
con.ed tbs Hrntharha1l t4 the l,ospttalitics OF
thu city, Qlut Il tlla 'tbast Mayor Chicago
ever lud II dl,i not succeed III wormiug hi1l-
, 1880-09-14

rrsxstAes. etpp At tbs Aktoe ll0nse. New ynrk.