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MISS CHASE'S CHOICE.


ter with n Negro still Crentl1,e Much
Excftcncut-t8e Ssvcmrs Tlsey will
Yet Live ToEct1cr-A Belief tliat the
Young kindly Ia Nos Of Sound Mind.
Special Dispatch ta The Chicago Tribune.
GAlEsDuna, ILL.,, Sept. l7.-'lhe receut
marriage of one of tie prominent young
ladies' Of this city 10 a colored man, which
was reported In Thursdays TRIBUNE, stilt
continues to BIZ tho general topic of conyer-
sAtion In social circles. The young Indy In
question is Miss Nellie Chase. l1cr grand
father was tho first Episcopal Bishop Of the
West, and ller father was candidate for
Bishop of this diocese at tic tine
the present Incumbent WIS elected,
but was not elected OIL account
nj Ills extreme age. Miss Chase Inns BROTH
er, tho Hon. Horace Chase, well-known
lawyer Of Peoria, and llcr sister, with whom
she resides III this city, Is the wlfu of the
Aev. q. II. Higgins. Rector OF tho I'rnirlc
Street Episcopal Church, being one Of thu
most fashionable churches I'll tic city. The
negro to whom she WIS married Is nanIct!
Sam Monroe, about Is years Of age. About
four months ago Monroe was employed By
tho Rov. btr. Higgins rs c0acl1lnnn,
and while acting In that cnpacity ln
frequently tlr0vo out with AflAs Chase, but
each otiler that creutrd Tia slightest sl,s.
,,otn:,, strno .,n,ri,,,.ss ,n.,o,.s ,,o,,, ~" ~.
lhc'oh. ito he1glpors, however. HOW r.
member tliat they have seen cunning sam
and Miss NellEa wink togetl.er evenings. or
courss all Of this comes out now that the nf-
fair Is over. On Wednesday, evening the
nnrrlage took place. Snm called at Miss
NclIit's window, md she hundch out Il
sntchel containing clothes, md tho pair made
hnstc tn the resl,irt,cs of n color.l man
ma,no,, 1,.v,,o ,asi,l,nn .or.r,i ,,,;,ss t.o,"
,.aac" ,"' ~ i"sns, aeSuAis so'ei"i nll,es llo'h
1lls CITY, whelo M , lucy were me5rtea a!1, 5y &
morning following the Higgins mansion was
greatly ar,tntrt. nnI thcv soon discovercd
wlht llau really taRen place. a warrant was
Issued Tor Monroe. charging him with steal
Ing tho sactcl which Miss Chnse handed out
the window. An officer urrestml him M
Mills houso md boro him from ' his' an- ~
.parentsy happy bride to tho Knox County
Tho yonne lndy wns taken nhara, of nv
jcr mortified friends. Yollr rcnt,rter cnlled
upon tho dysky luycr nt lie lnft. u,lil flurli
jit,u il, n very happy tllr,l of inlMi. Un bolitn
questioned, lie said: III hain't got nothing
c .c ind w 3nss fSs ~ MI aa rnf gdt a se ngs1 M
tlc Tic license @ at MIonmo1Sti ma iii. aiJnt steaI the
stchcl: jler lnother rlvctl It 10 her a fom9
timn neo. Shn thraw # out NJ thr winIIuw
md iu,nnetl nfter il. Tiuli va wwnt mi In
TON Taynes a,ld rot married. The l,ext
morning Wlen tho officers nrrnstHd
ine, shS told Them that tl,o sncilcl wax
M nwny to iii % wtbot ,s'i inttnw h M nv
m n wnrd In hc~r ~ kn.w ,yI,at thcv w syni,f
frhn,, ,,ont :" r,.,, ~, ,ifo ar nn,,ft
, 1880-09-18

rs the young mans parents arc
he rnstty ol,tafupd tne oood.. IN rn,di,I,n
SIy! ia, ;s$ i @ s ,| a !; r s%}'; "}y %s MINI, * AZ
yo,,r IN mai p' wl ii thc =" am t'n ~ ''' ~. fn Itc
stuiIs tlwuslot, for sts1 ind ti,c osi,er II u s"t
nj poilack's. w}l.re he n,,t s;t,. aid 4 WIFI.
a;t!! WHIT. ~ sl1 s.,,. T -; ;sIsis;S si;;, q AZ
rsirtl nj t!lc c,,ttIcr tf Mint, HIfi Vim jiur,,,
str,s' II" tni,l ,yIr,. ~ '' H.. III @ H. ~ ,",~nts
anl wrnI viii tic of,Icers ii. i, tilo pawi,. ,.
br0kers. Mira. I,nlI"ct tisrirt, vt rnt1o|v ,i,nt
HhY lad taken any, goods mid NJ
Ne %sn s' the h'sas' se s' nj p1osssa !H's 'Sy tSy
Irn!m,rty; II! The police therefore recomtnu,Hl
Tint tlle LICENSE l,s revoked. Sn far as spal:-
n!IG n1Hl ny iaitlta ara Gbtlcerntt, t'iey wiIl
b sp bsiwean sxs' iuscii II sF a II x; s e;nrctSS stS
tathSf n SnperiI1le'tdcht VI)onnnl's 0flicc.
nt walErl! ar. Mayo WIS present, wins nf1-
do0otetsly tlio last act.
- .......,..:.......
Louis t,oLr!,ack. 10 ye,rs NJ nnc. nnJ rrc,I
Forr,,inv q vr,rx ~ opn t,va ,or,. .ifm,nu,
tf,,s l,nya warn ,rrni,,,',,., i, ,, '.t,, M
tt'ts on'a; "ete a!sa'snet' Ut tie tsof'n ~
vision lUltce E"nft ytstcrtIAy fhr burglary.
THEY forced entrance tn Mrs. Mary kl[ck.
ett's cnn,Iv stosp nj No. ~, Snrtl, avr,,u,,
mid cuiuufctciy IoaItrd themselves tn,"n wifi,
caniy, peanuts, aid ciyars. @''' WV" VIZ"
-. W1iIiatn Spenccr. tlea!er III underwear Mt
40. 20 west NlaIfSon stfeeE, Wflise waiting
sifMfi sonlB customers II Ills store ut
tni,';nv hsovv w rt,,t yat"I I ri
r.ot,s .an,l n t,atr ~ snccfnrnx ,,n,n tho cosI.
trr. Sinrtjtt Murnhv. ntins Ainitnv[ NJ, iii.
lime sm"ak.thIrf. I,ntncmnI it,sn liz ~ s,nrn
a,ml takntr liz o,,,",~t"ttv xtni.. thn IAN nrii"f.s
IL va rrcsed by Ucer CIV Wsyler e '1e's; as m
rhn]t, in Wrs, siatiism,, strcnt IT. ~ naMns,n', u
Ta rtst nnd sn.ct,,"fns i,a,i airs.a.. hon, TX.
nosrd az 't~~'''~|~0 ''@' '''' ~A' 0s~'' ''S'
'oss" ", ...-..-
!atnes j: Weston, tlle. railroad hnEgagu
t!Iief. unler heavy hail to thy Criminnl
Court. was yestsr'ny held n 500 to tl,s
criminal Court hy Justice Wallace upon u
somewhat curlo!is eftn5ge. Oii tug ~ nt thc
. i,intl Named KnsSril wns brought iu by the
hollce. who found him violently Insa,le ~
the stteets. liz .sas s.arche.l wien BROUGHT
INTO tile station, and S3i cash found upon
llint WIS tnkcn by the atA&tonkGencr fur
safe-keep!h2.. Fnturc. developments shaved
thai tae lnnt l!ad ntic!! lIlore r'sol,ey sccsrte
Gt,0ut his clothing When Russell was taket
downstairs !ia WIS lockel up ill., tho wt!less-
rpon' With Weston. who ,yl's nsked TO keep
q lookout TINT the man did llinsplf no In
jury. Russell's friends, wltn they Ind taken
l!i!l' ny nwHy, bcgntl search fur 500 c!s!1 and
n 81 ,UQO hufld, WhiGl! they WEru sure he had
, 1880-09-18
ATrEA1l,.rEn A1I1RnE1f.

D. z. Clark, II colorcd taborcr residing at
M. lN' Nortl, Lincoln street, did his level
best yesterday to find hIs wny Into "sfur-
derets' Row" in tho County Jail, For su,llu
days past Clark WIS employed BY james
tircenleaf, foreman of sonu new buildings
but was discharged forrcase. YesterIay
afternoon at . 0'clnck },o rcturnrd 10 tie
place md acctlscd AEr. 0rcenlenf or having
wrongly. ',treatetl him. land of l.nytng
discharged lin without, any ,other
drawing II revolver, llu Tired Till Mt Iii.
urecIltcaf's brtMst, hut being a pt,Or ,narkY-
man tho bullet missed him and buried itself
III tho wntl. Clnrk WIS arrested tatcr III TIL,
locked up ut the West Lake Street Station.
, 1880-09-18
ST. PAUL II SIOUX CITY.

S1u.'S CRY. ill.,, Sept t7.-Gcn. Bishop,
Manager Ut tho st. Paul d Sioux City Rail-
rontt, says tho Florence cutoff OH the line
near OnlAta will not be built until winter.
The cut-utf Will shorten the track batween
ST. Paul md OIuat,a tlve miles. Track-lnying
III tho linz Of this rtat bptween this city and
Omaha Is being pushed from both ends.
Ahont Twenty-Five miles arg, now ,lown, and
Oct. l.
, 1880-09-18

the popular billfard-p1ayer, has purchased
the bllllartl-hall ut II MUnroe street. teltted
1t throughout In u handsome manner, and
will open to-day at noon. III the evening
there will be exhibition games by Parker,
Khines, Wallace. who Is known ~ " the
boy Wnntlef.n aud Others. Old friends and
HltA4l, IT.
, 1880-09-18
DASE-DALL,

DAS LII.
THE NETU1tS OF THE CHICAGO TEAM
to finish the season on their own grounds
will doubtless be welcomed to-day by lurge
attendance. The team is entitled to n lsai)d-
some ovation In recognition OF the superb
plny which Inns carried thom to tho covetc,l
g0nl, tho League Championship. Their op-
ponents will be tho Cincinnati team, by whom
they have been beaten twice this season, and
who hnyc at least demonstrated their ability
tn hit hard md ut ttnts field brilliantly.
Ganle will be called ut 800 sharp.
WORCESTER va. TROY,
Sp<c{at Dhputeh 10 Tia Chteaeo Tftb1,ne.
TRoy, n. T., Sept. 17.-Nrtther stlo did
any batting to-day, and the game should
hayo been tle attlle end Of tho ninth inning.
Thu errbfs 1T Corl,6fs,' Ferguson and Ewing
III tho third inning gaya tho Wnrcestcrs two
runs. The WorccstoEs played Il fine fielding
game, and tho Troys lust tho rcversa.
;$$:;; Il
isnse hits@Troy, i: Worcester, 1.
ll;Srursroy. ls. &; wofeex;tsr, "oao
Thrce-haso hLt-CAsa!dy.
f',a!ee fiasss ti 5l'nMSsoESy; 5nis@%arccstor !.
lIHsps on crr,rs-W Woreestcr,
struck out-rr,y, q; Worcester I.
Double plays-T -Tersi,son-Tobln, Wood-Crcam.
or.
passotl pni!s-Ewing, |; Ilushong,l.
unlls enlletl--WclsA G3; ltlthtnn,, 90.
Strikes cMlcd--Welsht nono; Itiphluonl, IL
Ttmc-l:aH.
umplrc-DDeschor.
nosroS vs.. PROVIDENCE.
Spfeta. ntspatth to The Chicago Tribune. y
DokToN, Mass. Sept. i7.-B0ston gnye
Providence another terrible beating to-day,
us will be scet by the following score:
5HHfHas- 2 3 s CO q 0
t30stnn. 49,. .......10 o y o 0 o -13
provflenco.,......... 0 0 0 o 0 ! o o o.
CLEVELAND w. BUFFALO.
Bpstias Dispatth to I'ha Chitaed Tribune.
.BUFFALO, n. T., Sept. 17.-Tho game To-
tlny between Cleveland and BntfnlO resulted
itl fnvor Of the former:
inninVa- ? 3 ! s 81 o
l3uHalo....... ........,0 ! ! o . 0 0-5
, 1880-09-18

Alice Washington, 10 ycnrs ot Agc, col
orel dlsrcp,ttnhla living at No. 100 Fonrth
avenue, fought Inst night with Hattie rock
rian, n colorcd notortcty OF Cheyenne. Tho
1Attur, as. usunl, got the best Of Il and
sMnslictt 4 gohlst iii tic face of her nntags-
hist. lnlllctitIg Il sovure wound and sErcrlng
tho facial artery. The Injured woman was
tnkell IL The County lfuspEtuI.
, 1880-09-18
AQUATIC.
AFFAIRS AT OCOSOMOWoC.

spsetai Dhpasth 10 1ns Chteuso Trteuns.
OcoS0stowoc, Wiz, Sept. 17.-The Ocono-
n,owoc Yacht Club hare adopted series Of
five races, to bo held monthly, for Prize to
be known MS the "Shuteilt Cup" The first
race Of the series was held Tuesday under
favorable circumstances, md resulted fn
favor OF the Duda, owned by Ford Peck.
Following Is the recorded time on Bix-n1ilo
course:
, 1880-09-18
FINANCIAL,

New YonK, Sept. l7.-Wtlllau1 Rodd, pub
Usher OF books, tlas assigned. Liabilities,
S3O, ZOO, which will be paid III full,
, 1880-09-18


Most OF tic General Ticket md Passenger
Agents OF the roads centerlng In this city
left here last evening to attend tho semi-an-
nnal meeting Of the National Association Of
General Ticket and Passenger Agents to bo
Ileltt In New York OIL the a1sI Each one Of
tho "boys" had in his pocket song-book
Just published by Mcssrs, Strombetg Ii
lfornick of the J. n. ". Jones Publishing
Company. entitled Songs of the Stars, ar
ranged for Whgner's Music Of the Future
tho .ia last .!. And ei,Itsssrt; o., as Ghsntea
The book Is dedicated to . the
t:!ncral Passenger and Ticket Agunts of the
Western, Northwestern, Rilti Southwestern
lines Us Il "snuYelllr0f their journey from
Cltcag1t To New York, September meeting.
lHSU." Beneath the Inscription Is tho follow
Ink mDttD, which Ia attributed ia Charles
Fnncis Albums: ~ inan who llas no muslo
In ILLS soul Is llah(e to cut rites md become
general aenornllzer Such a mnn IS to bo
summed" This motto Will TO doubt havo
the effect of making IL sweet singer out Of
every one it, the party, whether he has 4
voice or mt, because nono Will like To bB ac-
c,setl Ut being tle,Notntzcrs. 1t Is expected
that every o,tn at tho purity viii GONE back as
h0arst rs n p1nyed.out baxs-tEd{ale; but their
regulations IN lnaihtdlhtr5 Ut rates will have
bGen fully maintained.
, 1880-09-18

4 young man Of wealthy and influential
pascntsge, resident ol, one OF the fashionable
avenues In this South Division, and who may
for short he called Spa!dlng, has beer.
sowing his wild oats In the most OBJ
noxlous manner during tho present week.
Ills parents are aEonizett over his conduct,
and hts sister. who is shortly to be lad to the
altar In fashionable church, has her head
bowed In sorrow. Thu clouds, like all
Others, will doubtless clHar AWAY, aud the
young man Is no WORSE than hundreds Ut
utllers. Lust Monday young 5paldlnE obtained
fsoM the tewelry houss Of j. d. Mayo d Co.
n set of jewelry valued Ut $3.50, and another
valued at $3.50. lIe was Intoxicated at the
time, but his condition does not appear to
have been noticed by tho Jewellers. And,
, 1880-09-18
nuEyAN whist

RILEY AND WElsdENDEN.
GENEVA, N. Y, Sept l7.~--Rilsy has COM
pleted his dspoft Of $1,000 with the stake
holders In tho coming boatEace at Saratoga
, 1880-09-18

~True ~ stcol," and a. uuerrtnR u the Mari.
rs cent?,
, 1880-09-18
ponesotter and Matte Hunter
Capture Yesterdays Chi
cago Purses.
Maud s. VIII Undertake To-Day
to Do n Milo Better than
1:11 1.H.
Providence Numerically Beaten by
Boston-Worcester and Cleve.
land Also Victorious.


rhn rnres nj thu Jockey rlpt track yestcr.
1'f a. axaan,fIn,,tt tntorostfns cl,or.
dnS very VI m' snGee"I'1als its'tSte u.n''
ac'er- although IN bot'l lna.nnces u'e Iasorts
Won. Tho frec-for-AEl stallion race wn5 c'ltt-
nrnd BY NIr, II, Y. Brlnts' ,Uoncsctter WIN
wouId @ doubtless i,avc .takcn It In strnigIlt
hras unt 'ur nj III IN rst ,o ',s"n ,h;,' ~ r
that heat to Voltairc. Iii hcsuccecsIit,g ones,
howevcr. Honpscttcr had things alt his own
way, al =. si.', a ui', ~, VII. ~ ,''.e .aua
eonsiueraply pelow ~. Ho ls leeosetlLR .1!'
ear,y III tho scason, atltl by nuxt spring will
In rcot,v IN trv conclusions will, tju fostcst
w. .os n."". t., IN IL io,,,; ~"''''' "'''' NV
horses III .'ie 't'1'u'
1Ae P"cilA Aaco WISH tlclo'y ~ -a".'c
HnntGF, tlto HANHa(11Hc !lllc WuFc NelcatiIR
sorrcl Dan, lsuwdy Hoy, anu Lucy III fust
,;mc. th,s l,etn, thu secn,,d rnca won tv 1er
i'v, '"'o .'e wy 'e@"'@A '''"o "o'' ~ ~.
In CllicnK6 Ills yenr.
THE FtlEE.FOtt-Af,r, HTALLtOS RACE
.,.o t,o E,at o,.,,,i M ti,n ,,rorrun, 1,ono.
Nas viz H1o' e'e''' W wv puk'".'' No'.
settler, Vnltnirc, and llnitllIs being tho start-
ers In thc uoOls l}pnpsCttcr was made n hot
, 1880-09-18

THE FIiEE-roR-AL1 PAGERS
' Were called out IL; immediately nfter the fllst
Rowdy Boy, third, md Sorrel Dan, tho out
side AIaii!e Hunter. was fay0rit IN the
pools, selling eyen with tho field, On tho
second scoring TITO wor.. was glvun to Il fairly
even sentl-0H. Lucy got away unusually
fast for her nntl went around the ilr6t turn
head and ahead with Mattlo Huntel, R0wdy
hoy and Sorrel DAN being length behind
them, At thu q,'artcr-pole tn 81 seconds
head, Sorrol Dan breaking antl falling to tho
icar:. From this polut to the l,a!f.l1llle pole
5lattte Hunter won't Mt q terrible ratio Of
speca t!c aHarsnr being done ~ ~ socon,ls
lengths afiend Of Lucy, the others being six
lengths behind tho gray mare: There WINS 10
pesceptlblo change III the positions until ule
head OF tho honestretch was !pnGhetl, when
Lucy gained somewhat On Matte llunter,
llng won .Dy two lengths II 3:15N, Kowdy
Boy third. h length before Sorrel Dun.
R1Ways SS sfsSn Ssy a hsft s aa na nsf e efss eSea
oatpaced Lucy around tho first turn and was
WIS reached. The chestnut mare drew
dSWyy dd%sy t5Sm 'bs asRs,retc hi% length s sGnYg} saY}
,alie i'd bolngs s done III i::o7>s. BY the
time the thTee-guarter pole wis reachetl tie
Black horse was on, even terms with llpr
nkain, Lucy being five lengths behind tho
two bf!aks, \ afstance In the rear Of tho
marc. Entering tbs holl,estretch the strug-
Ele between the mare aid tho black horsa
became intenscly exciting, atld the crowd
ReSd ntll Within so feet of The Wiz. eS wie' @
!towdy Boy got q head a!Hl shoulders IN
'front.' an ndyantaEe. which could not DO
wFestea from him, uni he won by that n.ictl
tsy .nf fr and Sorrs Da foHrt oxr,
one from tho stlIrt to tho finish. 4 beautiful
Eend'utt WINS effected on the third scoring.
put Ct the turn Kowdy Boy broke, TINS nl.
stSorre! Dan paced ysry fast from the ont
h'de into second position. alld before tho
qi!arteF~pnlb WIS rearlIctl Was nN the mares
wheel. They won't like a double team to the
The lIcnd Of Tie. Anlltestratcl, 1lattls drew
gathered Sorrel nan together for n fil.al y
t!e lnaro only beat hin q head III s:la. Lucy
sna,y sna Ro$ty Boy were third and fourts! re-
Il tha fourth mud f'nal l.cat Matte Hunter
Ae othogs not having speed enough .t0 keep
with tlem during my inlrt OF th6 l,tte. The
marc went Into the leaa at tho turn, md was
=. aeyer s!, headed, Dan being length behind her
SANE nAY.-Purso q 011, free tn all pacer1;
kan y srst, t:5o 10 second, sl3o to thru. tl00 70
hg. Pate. St. Louis, ontcru Oh. m. Mat,
c9srls. Ferth, EVANSVILLE, lid. eators
sss, UNIV NV 9sy 9eyk saisi. si < soi: 80
ss%asl Kcyes riii:bSix, oatois H. N,
Lucy s........"......,,......:, U y
TINE.
Quarter. llalf. Thrte-q'rs. ,A1d.,
sisssona heat. i'm i:Mn ial0 lid !
1yhssd dheat....,...HA los l:4s 1:lt
Fourth heat...:.. ..35h LOOK l:4N a;l7A
MAUD 8, TO-DAY.
As announced In yesterdays TRIBUNE,
, 1880-09-18

Sr. Louis, Mn, Sept. 17.-A party, lnclud-
lne two Directors OF the Atlantic 4 Pm
c!'io RaIlroad, lift Vlnita, Indian Ter
rttory, the present terminus Of the
st, Louis & Sun Francisco Road,
yesterday to make u reconnaissance
uf the Ills ns surveyed through Cherokea
Nation uMl other parts OF the Territory.
tllcrce to Albuquerque. New Mexico. This
movement fntltcutes preparations for cor
strticting q rallr0nl through Indian Terri
tory cAst to west, and q rUvlyAl of the charter
gtvGh by tic t;avorlinlcht to tho Atlantic &
Pacific ColnUnlIy.
, 1880-09-18

tn-,nnrrn,v in nnstrnr ~ tt,r cnnnTe ~ .r..
trnnt nj c",,r. II !. III n1,oo tho, u cvnr
inrrisnm viojatetl tia iniMncffm I1t syhich fSs
oriern nrninaf ii,o nIt~ Thn fe suS ...s mae
released " Sn Eati. III lIts o co,,sc ar f"s1f ams s
'''''@ '''e 'ea"a'e. p'spo'o'
ut,p,Yvrrc~, -. ~
~. Gh''NuioN :, =, -, AND WABASH.
~ Af. Z. +. Perkins, Vlcc-Presldelt, and Mf.
I. j. ra'ter, General Manager, OF tho Chica-
90, Burlington & Quincy tia]lroatl. returned
yestcrtiav fr,,n In Wost .,.,,n"'. .bs.,
.,e.,s ~ -. "" '' .t'o "co'' "nctc suey haa
xo,'c s'n. !" seo 'lo" tlle work on the uumlston
Extension was going on. Thoy sAy that ex-
ccfftnt l.eN,iwny Is being n,attc. nnd track il
being laid Mt thu rnte ri "A ,nfte n In, .rhnx
exmcf IN lnvn tho t,ua cn,n,Ita.f -. ,tI.
.c,st t,t... ..'I.,is. 'o e"p!s.c" " tle M's'
so"Fi ltiscr Wlt's1h thfea ilioilt''8. Tile work
isHs how 50 fnr advanced that the Wabash
will be unable to oyertake them or rn-
croacl ,unc|, IN thr,r terri,orv ,,ha,.
cxmrrt Il, hsotn W ,vhrl. nv ,n', ~ r.,a Ivy
tsps.t Elt, 70 nus,M "ork ons me lolcuo
c,n,lstrnction 9f tte bridge ueross Tic IliinoIs
IsNGr nj l'eofln Will he commenced ns soon
ns lne estimates, which .lrc NOW being pre-
EaTeti. arc c0'npletct. .fhla extension will
ne Known a!s tile burlington, Peoria . Toledo
Sal!rt,1l Co11lpnity:x Its lncDTporators arn
Il 4: l,ottcr, \. O.. walker, j. l.. l.Rthrop, E.
j.. H'piey, md /" o. ubt!tnrt. Thp first NM
ilhal Iheetlng 0l the stockholders Of the new
ft'llrany Wns held ldst Monday, aid the fol-
!nw1hK Honrd 9f Directors were elected:
= +. ,rerklhs:, j.: l.. Lhtllrop. j. g. Walker,
= !; KlPlcy, y j: Potter, j. 81. Walker, l..
~ Y; t'9naafu, II. e. GrleF, and j. 5. Stevens.
, 1880-09-18

Maud s. will be shown OH tho track today,
Alu. shn.ltd tho weather ,ha -t1yorahlc, Will
mike N, Effort to heat 2:ti4,-H0nlcthlng TINT
Tho ut1lor races nru tho 2:223 nnt 2:34 classes,
With Eantl tirltls Of starters lt .s}acl,.
lii thp pnGls last stnlght, .Myttft and TEoutR-
la,,r sold ut sot eactl in Ut, 5:A race. md tho
tnsd f0r. sl1. Conyoy,sulh oven agalnst the
field In thu 2::oo3 rnceA
rfOLEDO.
ToLED,. O.t8cpt. 17-Tho raccs, last day:
Trotttns, t~o.miin hunts. two in ahrco.
. SUMMARY.
hltStlcL00'. .......sts+s .ss.'s.s..s.s+s-'s! !
ltGNC u u,",,..,,...ssss..s.sss ssss.s's,.'....'s.y
IyHIkN" u '
lkN'kGy... ....+...s.+..r.b Q
4EhHltEkA* y -
Time--A:(BH; 5s1fA; h:l5M.
T'wt,.thrty class:
EitlC orun .sss...'-.''.''''.'"-'d l
hNhNUte F.. y
GtNclnHall ltny II y
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1S* M.M"Sul* ~ '''''''''''-'+'tS
Cincinnati t2y Ti'a:.::sii;; $ii; s:;li. :"
Tho running race. two-lMlls dasEl, wns won
by JhCk TrtlMp5. Time, 3:T9.
BRIGHTON tst:Actr.
NEw York. Sept; l1-At the BRIGHTON
mile, rcsnltcd:
Knight Tomplar....,." ...,".." ...i
Snrk l.''.'..'..t.'.'.'..''' ....'..'.'.'..'"..
o''* T'ans.i:ia.
Tho mile 1Icals:
Lfo Wnet reH r,,1,;, M
~ lms-1:4tA, linz, 1:45's. a..
Little 1seb won tte first leat.
Aliit-n'stltltartertl tlasfl:
f,old i,ng; ."'...'....s"'''''..." "...".l
l;ye M! ilyo.... ........'........' '..........-..,
a"F' iimc.a:ii. ''''''''''''''''''
Hurdle race:
;yl1lo WiIo ox,3oiY,:.:..'''..' x,'i,...
iimaxi Iss iial'oy'
''s'0' Tinc-s:io ''''''''':'''
DAYTON, q. >:
DAYTON, O., Sept. t7.-The Southern Ohio
Fair closed t0.tlay Will, MI .avurage attcn,i-
aslcc. Interest was ,ecl,tretl III the races, tllat
"atS Te 'isains riis faes sxs! aMa In three was won
1t'Hly p! nian,ly thir. Ting, sG3n l;at. 49,, .'
Iii tic 1:30 tr0t, purse S.HU. thcE0 were
seven heats, tho list hgEllg declaretl off as
foul, unt tho race will BIZ finished Ii, tho
morning, Six entrles were male. Happy
Traveller, Arab. and f1ettiG c. arc still III tho
race, each with two first heats.
ALBANY.
ra1k !ssss s st: eiRss WAt Aoa n Sy !San a
br!no Belle. Best time a::o}l.
Free for NIL:
EHMrhc FoFd,. .........l
Tms-s:ai!i: $;:siiAi; $:sox; $:si.' '''''''
Driver won the third lIent.
LEN1SuTOS.
LEXINGTON, Sept. t7.-Tho fifth tay of tho
lnll raccs: First racc.. t!lreg4lnurtcr milo
dash. t3ells +. first, Alarmist second, Co
chuca third. Time, 1:l4H..
SGcond rMce, Elk0rn Stake, one aid three
quarter miles. Tal!slnan first, Virginia,
secotI, Oscar third. Thine, :l:lO.
Third racc, Cult and FLlty. Stakes, ono
mile, for 2-ycar-0lls. SnrsIleltl frat, Minnie
G. second, Gratz third. Time, 1:4313.
THE ENGLISH TURF.
LONDON, Sept. 17.--.The race for tho Dom
caster Cup was won fy Dresden, China, Edel-
weiss second, and SclIoolboy third.
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~ l9s a. u.
DAYTON, O., Sept; I7.-Tl.0 last. rail- was
laid tst-tlay on tho Toledo, Burlington d Del-
nI}'3qs isalFT1a.l. eonneedtnS Dayton M snd Yer
tlon Of tho r92aA Will be hatlasted and ready
for use IN n few. weeks: Work Is progress.
tnx rapidly OIL tho re,l,afnder Of the IeAd, ind
BY November will i0 completed to Toledo.
ITEMS.
Tho General Freight Agents Of the roads
In Indiana all.l Ohio will meet nj tho Grand
1'acItlc llntel AfMlday to secnru Uniform
classification.
Mr.. 4Asa Il. Swift, The efficient Snperln-
trntIent Of Telegraph Of tho ltock Island
IsaIIr0ntl, LETT for tho liocky Mountains, Inst
evening, accompanied by his wife, to. get q
spulI of rest. which l.o rccis very much.
General Manager r; J; Potter, ot the Gil. !.
iI'9 i;ras }ro III Mans IL SHtsi'o T. Gsant @ e clly s
ten !nflss, and the i,ulhany, extension from
l'ayis City nn tho At. Ayr Dranci. to Brad
ford, ten miles.
Tho Peoria, Dceatnr Il Eynnsyile hss con-
traetc4 with the cltloago HolllnK-Mul for
.!sesi IL iiaIshing thsir lins to Evansville.
Truck laying viii hr9in mt 0llce, and It 10 ex-
prctct tliat tratrs will bp running through to
!,rayyt III. III The west bank Of the Wabash
lftEl uE4uAu 0Aa1s -
A noteworthy nrrlya! on the Chicago, bur.
llngtun IL Quincy 1taiiraat yesterday was
chnnt, md tsHHural Mainngrr Ut tue Chinese
Stpa1ll Navigation CulnpnEy Mt Canton, rep
ra8unlllK tWGnty Xle!liners, Ulla pf which, tho
lilo Chung, left San francisco o few days
ago. Yong Wing Sing toDk tho Michigan
Culltral train last evening for tho East
4 letter has bcen scnt to TnE TRIBUNE BY
ysy cc!,sinx sS us ssl Batts @uss issssr
tr.lnl Hianarck regarding thu Northern Pa
rlis was published Yesterday, with malicious
management ot ths road; 'rllo letter cannot
does lot Elya ILLS name, and TtlE TRIBUNE
Ihu signature IL not wanted for publication,
but US Il guaranty Ut good latth.
a special meelIng Ut the Stockholders Of
the Wabash, 81 Louis ahA Pacific Hallway
Company will ha Aeltt ut this otlloe Ut tho
Company In 1T. Louis, Nov. ", at 10 o'clock
n.iu.. to nct uppn suyer1l agreements made
hY Tho Hourl Ut DlreetUrs With tho Missouri,
Iowa a,Mt Nebraska halfway Company, tbs
luw4, Missouri and Nebraska Railroad
Company, the Attlca, Coylngt0M and SOUTH
BrIt hallway Cutllpany, thu Great WUstern>
Railway Company of CanaGlA. ttle Delaware,
I.ackawunna aill Western, the Western
Indiana, and tho Wabash, ST. Louis and
Pacitio Railway Company Of Nebraska
Agreements to issue bonds will b4 acted upon4
No otheS WhIsker Dyv equals uIus-m esotk
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u?on by an officer from tho city and served
with writ to Appear before judge Jameson
tomorrow in nilswur tn the charge Of con.
ts.nnt of court. It is alleged that Mayor
ianfrlsnl' yiGlrtcd the INJUNCTION whlcl, the
ordered, against The. city. The Mayor was
released Dn batf, his c0nnscl, Sir. Adams,
furnishing the required papers.