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Peter Abt cottage, 20 BY .os5 IS
500: r. Clark. two story and basement dwell
ing. - by 5O feet Thirty second street,near Wood,
to cost 5000; John O'Suliyan. onc-story cot
taee abx 50 rest Ashland ayenue, near Archer to
a by 3. feet M. :3 Vine street, to cost SllOo:
William Heinrich, two story and basement
cost S5.;Go: 4. Goules. two story u;,d basement
dwelling. Il by III feet, Ashland avenue, near
Fifteenth street, to cost $1,000.
Mr.. WILLIAM II. WELLS had talk with Mayor
Harrison yesterday afternoon, and warmly urged
him 10 reappoint Mr ". J. Enetisi, US u member
OF the School Board. Mr., English was again
urged by the Maror to accent n reappointment,
but he perfmptorily declined. as before. insist
ing that his increasing law business demanded
all his attention.
The Board Of Trustees of the Police and Fire
mems Benevolent Fund met yesterday after
u allow the same amount of aunuit1es ns last
year. An opinion Of the Inv Department WAS
presen1ea In regard to tne granting Of tEempog, Epnae,
thinks tilat relief can only be granted to persons
permanently disabled, while The previous Law
Department ne held ditferently An opinion was ss
to compelling all the members of the Police and
Fire Departments TO contribute to the fund. At
The case Of Oitfcer Muhoney; many Of the police
men and hren1en who die or, are killed leave
nothing. Hnd officer Mahoncy Decn member OF
the Association. his family would not now come
before the public. asking for contributions to
purchase them hnme- The Tr,1s1ecs believe
that each member OF the Police and Fire Depart
his family in cnse Of deuth, and the Association
is sure. cheap. and safe means to that end
CHtcAGos REVISED OnD1SASCEs.
The Revised Ordinances Or the City Of Chi
Adams. were hled with the City Clerk Yesterday
afternoon. thus acquiring legal publication ,tnd
wll become The law OF The city ten days *! nenes
aud Is splendid specimen tsf the typographers
, 1881-06-19
KNIGHTS OF fAR0R.

P1TrsnUEG, Pa, June 1S-About 4,0Oo
men, Representatives OF different trades
nnions under the auspices of the knights of
Labor, paraded the principal streets of thfs
city ami Allegheny Tonight with banners
and trallsparencies. The parade had no
significance except to show the strength, Of
the organization.
, 1881-06-19

AT oCOSOMOWOC. WIS. =:
Special Dtspafeh to The Chicago Tribune. 1
ocoSoAowoc. Wis. June ia better a,
than this could not hare been selected for -
regatta Of the Oconomowoc Yacht Club. 13atS
to several accidents, only four yachts salled q
entire course OF six miles The new v,,s
Tweedledee, containing her owners, Georpa I
and Phil shufeldt. very unfortunately capst,s1
before entering and could not be righted in ~:
to take part The Sunbeam. owned by ~ =
Shufeldt. and manned By Jake Peterson: ina; =
before the start ran her bowsprit Int, ~ ts.
Sortie's matnsail. tearing hole som.
two feet square, but not disabling her Tor ~
race. From the first 1t WIS evident rfaf sas a.s
struggle would be between the Sortte. -cssa ~
tanned by Charles '. Shufeldr. which dlsplasssd
the prize penant won in previous re2atfn seS s
the Tweedlcdee. by Vice -Commulore r ~ +
Peck. the now yacht from New York. 1t IT,
iirst stake the sortle s;ruck her centre-boasa
The following IS the time as recorded from X II
umpire's stand: Tweedledee. SO minutes % kee. ~.
onds; Sortie. 50 minutes second: Sunha.s~
1hour = minutes; Magic, hour II minutes. :. y
, 1881-06-19

pipes; Wilson Bros, s cases dry goods cases
dry goods; Rurley Tv1rell. eases giassRa.e' R
ease hosiery: Trnsk, Rowe g. Co., cases clocks,
etc; 0letzler. 1iothschiId i Co.. l case pipes;
Wadhan,s s; .Ronndy,1 case metal trimmings;
lockwood Bros, ITO cases canned aoodss COL
jectiOug SY. 195
, 1881-06-19

The main interest OF the regatta centred
about the large yachts. So much had been
claimed for the Dutferin IN point of speed that
1t was anticipated that she would have walk
| over the course. Such was the feeling on the
part Of those on board Of bor uni ia fact, II not
fast, 1t is difficult see where she has any rncr-
its rs yacht- The Viking was the tirst: to I'LL
ing. The Durerjn followed. and both started
after the small yachts, now hunched pretty we'll
funrg hsg fe1 the Oh Th1t
boat at @:a9:fs, havin. made the run In min
utes, IS seconds, and the Dufferin turned at
seconds. Col. LOOMS yacht was walking right
away from her competitor, which, curtously
enough. appeared s TO have but few friends
street the Harry Burke was leading. with the
Zephyr and Peri close be hind. or Twelfth
street sn u Tue Viking ran up her }b,3"psa
the fleet, standing up as stiH as church, and rs
she passed the Judges boat formn. one of the
tul mastery over w,nus and wayes~that c could u
be painted by artists brush. The Bret Harte
suluted her with gun as she swept proudly BY,
the weather looked decidedly squaiy. with the
wind veeriug TO northward. and dark clouds, lit
Up BY lightning flashes, working down upon the
Hect- The Viking took in her jibtopsnfi and
passed the Crib rrst, the Dufferin next, and the
Burke third. Just then the rain came down in
with strong guile blowing from tho northwest,
The Viking took in her hyinsjib and kept
steadily on her course. The Dutferin took 10
Weather she could The Peri "as and fn1 purKs osss
hove to east Of the Crib to triple reef and wait
tor the storm TO blow over, while the rest Ut the
Lect were shut out from sight by tho storm.
Fortunately tho wind soon spent Its force, hay-
lnE blown some of the boats somewhat to the
eastward The Burke and the Peri were making
q pretty race By themselves. or in the dis.
tas'ce the Viking had turned the Belmont ave-
nue. stakebout, u1ld was headed for the Crib
wing and wing. carrying both gatftopsuiis Far
III the re,sr WIS the Dut7ern. The latter failed
to turn the stakebuat It's ordered by the instruc-
lions, having reuched too far to make it without
another tuck, SO she turned to stArboard and
started for tho Crib. Seeing that she was being
left hupelesly in the rear, and losing all the
time. She touk a short cut for her anchorage
nut rounding the Crib. aud coming into the b,lsn
through the river some twenty minutes after
her only competition. Meanwhile the Bret hurte
went buck tu the pier to take the time Of tho
returning boats They passed the ti1nckeeper
follows.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE PRESS ASSOCIATION

epeesat Dispatch 10 The Chieuao Tribune
SARATOGA. n. T., June ls.-One hundred
ana seventeen mGsnbcrs of the New Ha1n,,-
Shire Press Association will pass the Sabbatl,
hele., They arrived this evening, and on
Monday next Will visit Lake George,
, 1881-06-19
MdRRIdGES,

coWEN-CAltAHlNE-1n this cit5. on Thnrsdai
June IT, Mr. Burton T. Co,Ten. OF t1urlcUn. WIS. aao
Miss Lizzie T Carnbiue OF this city the Rev. Father
HF1nskey OtfctAtlng.
MOSTGOMElsY-KEtT Niles. Mich JunaE
BY the Rev. Alfred Eddy. Charles Montgomery sna
Frances Keith. OF Chicaxo. =
, 1881-06-19

their courses, although there weeo few T..
jackets when the rHce Was over. "
Mr.. Martin Enxert wns Chairman Of tha ..
gatta Committee. and C. E. kfemar, E. G. a..
R.T. MnrtIn. and F. Bryant were bis assIstaasa.
The Judges we're Hr. Samuel Baker, Dr.. WiItt..
and r Gordon Ellis. Mr. c. E. kremer acteds y!
tfmekeeper.
, 1881-06-19
THE CITY.
IN GEN ERAL.

IN GEN
SC M.Lrs. q. S, A.. Is at the Palmer.
B. ROBINSON, e. S. A., is ut the Leland.
NIL. JOHNSON. q. S. n, is Mt the Palmer.
". g. HOWARD, of Cincinnati, is at tho Sher
man.
a. u. RApsuAL1, q. S. A.. Of Texas, Is at tht
Palmer.
JOHN o'CosxoB, OF Boston, is stopping at the
Sherman.
E.w. DEFIANT, Of Saltwater, Mimi, is at the
Sherman.
COL D. D. BREWER, OF Dallas, Tex, Is Mt ths
fremont
GEORGE A. MITCHELL, OF Philadelphia, is n
the Sherman.
joan 0. Alley, Of Boston, is registered ut tht
Grand Pacific.
J.G CANNON, NJ. c., from Illinois, is at the
Grand Pacific.
HA. BURNS of Moorhead, Miun., is stopping
at the Sherman.
7. II. E1coLL of Kroorcman. Scotland, Is al
the Grand Pucidc.
JAMES WILEY and wife. Of Washington, are al
the Grand Pacific
ROBERT JOHNSON, Of Cardiff, Eng. Is regis
tered at the ShermHn.
MOSES 1orK,ss. of San Francisco, Is regis
tered at the fremont
ARCHIBALD SETTER. OF Ediuburg, Scotland, Is
registered 1T the fremont
j. S. BR1sB1S. e. S. 4, and Miss Drisbi, arc
registered at the Palmer.
Dr. FRASER, OF Scotland, and A. Held. OF En-
gland. are at the Palmer
STEPHEN BULL and family, Of Racine, arrived
at the Sherman yesterday
oF
registered at the Grand Pacific.
CHARLES A. srEvESs and Miss Stevens. Of
w..a Moes ara a, rho Palmer
e' -DA7' 49, ,.,.s t.
REGISTERED at the Grand Pacific
ca,,a,,ao 1,.a,,,, p.x,a,,,a of
snr;n1f,e,a IA ot ,ba Erand poctnc
eo.,os
arrived at the fremont yesterday.
p.+,+, 7-,.a s,,.aa n,.. a++t,-,ar
~. ~ o.aen. "u.oa o.o1' ....>"
% 'tanu 1'op'o7 '11eu' - ~ 10
II. CoG0sWELt, U. 5. A.. wife and daughter,
and Miss Lee Brooks, are stopping at the
Palmer
a. DESLOEES. Cte de CuEKot. ana Iharles BOG
geo. OF Paris, France. Are stopping Qt the
JOHN SCOTT DrDGEoS- OF St. Bos"ells+ and
Joh1 Mccullough. OF Edinboro' scotland are ut
the Grand Pacific
THE residence Of Lieut. Steele. No. go West
chicacf, aveu,,e was hesicyed last evening by a
merry rnronr of younr folks who came to ccIe-
bratc his daughter Nettc's birthday.
sH. Fl. CLARKE. General Manager of the
nninn pnctfsc Rsiiroad. Eliinh Smrh' President
Of he f,uriinp1on & S,,,thwis.rn itareatl: aud
1enesn ara ~ aRnnt .h 2f ,nG s. aS1n hfnnS~
r~..o.,
TIE shower OF yesterday afternoon frightened
r..In Fsrk vas nnst nonetj Far nnc we.k Three
Tnan1 A.1 gnnr;snen pyi1entv new IN fha snnrt
, 1881-06-19

Dtfring the last week the fasters abdomen
dlnnh1sned a1l inch aud 4 half in circumference
anu hls thigh half IN inch. with no perceptif,lo
on elsewhere. Mr.. Griscom sad last
Of future o@~' "A" ""o LIZ Ae'a's
, 1881-06-19

, Inc nn1sh between tho Fl. Burke and the
zephyr WIS very pretty Sight, being close and
exciting. und a1fordiuR IN opportunity for skill
1,!,u. 1u! maneuverinE No damagc to any OF the
}Aents was reported. except the leaking Of the
r,ssans ,.::. OIL the Zophyr. Tho prizes will be
oTntutH a5 touoWS: \
First prize second class-Harry Burke.
Second prize second class-Aerial
FIRST prize thlr1l class-Pcri.
Second prize third class-Irphyr.
First prize fourth class-Flcetwine,
Inc second prizes will not probably be gIveQ
US tno c!asses were NOT hlled Ms required.
THE vGK1SG WAS SELECTED,
as the flagship for the dag. and flew the pcn-
nanf OF Commodore Griswold dur.ug the recatta.
one had large party on board. who ,s.lrmly
eoneratulatcd st Col Loomfs on the speed ex-
Mr. Fish. the mate, handled the Viking admir-
nblS. and she was loudly cneered as she pusaed
oetWecn the piers On her return.
The smaller boats had all the r1fnd they wanted
curing the afternoon, and from nearly every
point Of the compass, but they kept brayely on
, 1881-06-19

limo UNCEiMEN >.
-~~---~~----~---~~---~--~-
CTEAM USERS AND ENGINEERS
~ should read advertisement OF Duplex Safety
Boiler Company. :.
TIRE TWELFTH ANNUAL PICNIC OF
J. Star Ut the West Lodge No. !, American Protest.
ant Association. will be ned At River Grove. Des-
pAtnes, On Thursday. June O Cars leave depot Cur
ner Wells and knzie-sts- at $50 H. M, stopping ~
Park Station aud Western-av. Return at 5:O p H.
Music By Sevins' Band
, 1881-06-19

tton. arrived at OunsaIaska, en- route to the
Seaf Islands. thence to Plover Bay and the
northern shores Of Asia.
, 1881-06-19

Fancy Baskets at
c. A CourANr 6 Co.'s.
, 1881-06-19

sllon Alumni Of chicaEo anu the Northwest will
De fets5 heid at the fremont House Friday
: largeiy-a1tended and highly successful affair.
Gen. Il IL. Thomas of this city, Speaker of tho
House OF Representatives Ut Springfield, is ex-
pected to preside, Members who may have
correspond with the Secretary, Mr. Willis 4.
Jog. No. E1 Dearborn street. this city.
Il MEMBER of the South Park Board stated yes
te1uRy 10 a reporter Of THE TRIBUNE thar the
delay In paving Michigan avenue was not the
fault Of the Park Commissioners. tut should
2ruse from the fact that water mains had Il, be
laid at the north end of the avenue. and hnuse
connections made, and il would he seuseltss to
go on and pave The street Until ali such work
everything possible to expedite tho work, but
the Commissioner referred to believed that ow-
ing to the delays 1t would not be possible to get
the whole street in decent shape this year.
TIE return OF Mr.. Henry Luder. the popular
teacher OF gymnastics Of the Chicago Turn
sion OF = very merry purity at the North Side
1ufncr- Hall yesterday evening. The lat1ies Of
tho Society returned the slight Mr. Lu,.er bnd
put On Chicago girls by getting his bride in Mil
handsome nante-ciock, and the members Of
t1e girls class supplemented this present with
some oandsume mautef 0rnAtncnrs The Turn
eIs expressed their satisfaction at Mr.. Ludcrs
with y handsome parlor set The prescn1ation
9pceches were MADE by Mrs Aid. imhof. Miss
Louise ech4mau, and Mr.. Emil H6chster. The
singing, and dancing.
ri WE W. Coroner yesterday held IN inquest at No.
~ west otoeteenth street up<,n Wenzel Lfsku
- years ot age. who committed suirfde hv
shooting himself In the head in a saloon at M
6si Iwenty.second street, kept by Mrs. Cath-
st'nA f1osea- Also at No. 61 West Sixteen ii
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BORROWED HUMOR.
Only Waiting.

~ Aeek you S"tAb sh5 St9A mug ana
the dark;
I'll hit you with my weapons biggest
nub,
And knock you pretty much across
the park
A thousand shining stars you Il soon
discover.
And pyrosechnics till you cam ot rest,
Oh come and let mo hit you Tor your
mother,
My tangls.healel poet Of she West
Every smoker cremates his own
cigars.
An ice education can be had at a
freeze school.
Spring is probably waiting for
its new clothes.
Cincinnati Is called the Ham,
burg of America.
The harnessmaker commits sui
eide in a one-horse town.
Adam thought that Eve was
just little apple dumping.
There is great deal of parade
about y circus street show.
A match safe-One put up
where the small boy can't get at
| it.
One hair in the hash is stronger
than seven notices in the hall.
A louisville shoe seller adver.
tises that he will fit difficult
feet"
A reduction OF telegraph tolls
would be an excellent electric
light.
Maid OF Martinsburg, ere l faint,
tell me, do you rouge or paint
If you want TO find man Of
taste, go into the nearest lunch
room.
A Falls alarm High prices
and low diet at Niagara this sum-
mer.
The elevated roads are making
money. They are sort of III"
dorado.
Boxing the compass is a gym
nastic exercise INDUCED in by
sailors only.
The poor you have with you all
the time, but The rich go away in
summer time.
A man who was formally
night Waterman refers to il as his
late companion
An old lady who had taken a liv-
liver pad picture for fashion plate
is much shocked.
1t is always eminent citizens"
who invite public man to dim
ner. Noticed that?
Going to sea does not improve
blind mans sight. Neither does
running against saw.
The wise editor should sail light
ly down the stream of life, be-
cause he is a good clipper.
England now searches all Amer
lean hams to see If there are Feni-
ans cones aled in them.
A North Carolina prisoner es-
capped from prison in acoffin. 1t
was a clever piece of undertaking.
Don't feel bad over the waste OF
cigar ends. Most OF them are
picked up and worked over.
Owing to the cool weather,
spring poetry addressed TO this
office should be wrapped In red
flannel.
Men who work all night getting
out morning papers are well post
ed on the snooze of the day,
Turmoil isn't as good as kero-
sene for kindling purposes; but it
has vast possibilities OF prolonged
discomfort.
New York calls 1t the worlds
fair because no one else in the
world but itself SCENE TO have any
interest in it.
China retires public execution
er on pension after he has chop,
ped off The 500th head. 1t is
heads / wins with then.
A number of cities are about to
adopt the electric light, 80 that the
people can see where the city gas
lamps are at night.
Eating raw pork has proved so
dangerous that even tender-heart-
ed people are making It hot for
the hog after he Is dead.
A woman has been arrested in
New York for abducting a little
boy. Next time she'll take big
one.
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JOB PRINTING rally, ohesply
and quickly done Al th ofica
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On and after

SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1881,
The Utah and Nevada Railway Trains
will run daily Sundays excepted), as
follows:
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Train Accident.

San Francisco. 15-A Wallsbure,
w. T., dispatch trainof fat cars was
destroyed near Daytonto-day, by run
RiDg over some cattle. )r. q. w. Suth-
erlend was killed snd3. E. Hartman.
perhaps, fatally wounde, I. Wilson and
j. @. Clark slightly.
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Bad for IVA.

Chicago, 14.-The eretary of the
Iowa state board ofagriclture states that
there will be q shortss of millions of
bushels of corn, wheat i'd oats in the
Iowa crop this year.
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A REGULAR BATHING TRAIN
Will leave Salt Lake at ASS p.n1 arriving at
Black Rock at $50, Garfield at SIS, Lake Point
st COS Returning, will leave Lake Point at
10 pm, Garfield at 72l and Black Rock at
5.25, arriving at Salt Lake City at $50 pm.
Tickets for Bound Trip, SOC.
ON SUNDAYS
Trains will leave Salt Lake City for Black Rock,
Garfield and Lake Point at am. and 40 pm.
returning, will arrive at Salt Lake City at 2.39
pm. and p pm.
". W, RITTER, Sup't.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-10-19
Sheriff. Proclamation.

WHEREAS, By an act of General As
w sembly of the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania, sit shall not be lawful for any
person or persons to place any fish basket,
gill nets, pond nets, eel weirs, kiddles,
brush or fascine nets or any other permanent
set means Of taking fish in any waters of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania" and
WHEREAS, 1t has been reported to James
r. Kelly, High Sheriff of the county of Ju-
niata and Commonwealth aforesaid, that
divers persons within the jurisdiction of the
county of Juniata have been fishing in the
streams of the county aforesaid in violation
of the aforesaid law, ard whereas it is in
cumbent by raw upon tie said Sheriff to
take cognizance of said violation OF said
law,
THEREFORE, I, James R. Kelly, High
Sheriff OF the county of Juniata, do hereby
make known and give notice to all such di-
vers persons aforesaid that have been vio-
lating the ssGame and Fish Laws" aforesaid
of this Commonwealth that they refrain
from further violation Of said laws, and rs-
move forthwith all such contrivances for
the catching of fish as are contemplated by
the aforesaid law.
Given under my hand at my Office in Mif-
flintown this eleventh day of October, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-one.
JAMES K. KELLY, Sheriff.
Shcriff-j Office, Miffiintown,1
October IL, 1881.
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WESTWARD FAST TRAINS.

Pacific Express leaves Philadelphia / IS
pm; Harrisburg 10 M; Duncanncu
43 m; Newport 5 06 a m; Mifiin 545 a
m; Lewistown 8 OF am; McVeytown 6 IS
q m; Mt. Union 6 55 am; Huntingdon
IL m; Petersburg I 80 a m; Spruce Greek
7 A m; Tyrone 8 l2 m; Bells Mills
s 81 am; Altoona so a m; Pittsbure
l As pm
Pittsburg Express leaves Philadelphia at
s 25 p m; Harrisburg 10 25 pm; Rockville
10 36 pm; Miffiin III 40 pm; Lewistowa
II 09 a m; Huntingdon l3 am; Tyrone
l SO m; Altoona 25 a m; Pittsburg 90
a m.
Fast Line leaves Philadelphia at IL 10 q
m; Harrisburg 4 05 pm; Mifflin 5 25 m
Lewistown 48 p n; Huntingdon so JPN,
Tyrone 80 p IN; Altoona 10 p m Pitts
sarg II OF pm.
Chicago Express leaves Philadelphia at
90 a m; Harrisburg l2 20 m; Mifain 20
p m; Lewistown l 81 p m; Huntingdon 3
81 p m; Tyrone 81 p m; Altoona 4 O5 p
IN; arrives at Pittsburg 30 p m.
Fast Liae Wsst, on Sundays, uiH stop o:
Duncannon, Neuport, MeVeytown, Mt. Union,
Petersburg and Bells Mills, srhen Flagged.
EASTWARD FAST TRAINS.
Cincinnati Express leaves Pittsburg at
2Opm; Altoona 20 pm; Bells Mills
936 pm; Tyrone 8 % pm; Petersburg 10
81 p m; Huntingdon 10 "a m; Mt Union
lO SO p m; McY eytOwn IL 80 m; Lewis
town IL 50 m; Mifiiin II Is m; arrives
at Harrisburg at 40 m, and Philsdelphis
at ) 10 M.
Pacific Express leaves Pittsburg at 4 20 a
m; Altoona 25 am; Tyrone 8 so 8 m !;
Huntingdon % an; Lewistown 10 20 m;
Miffiin 10 SO I'm; Duncannon 90 90 a N I;
Harrisburg II 0l p n; arrives in Philadel-
phia 20 pm.
Pacific Express East on Sunday, riH ,toy
OF Bells Mills, Spruce Creek, P.tersburr,
Mil Creek, M. Union, MeYsytorsn and Nur-
port, iShes Fidggsd.