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The Portland daily press., 1881-09-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portlaad Daily wholesaie ssars1es.
PORTLAND, Sept. l.
Flour is active, firm and 2Tc higher on a grades
Pork and Lard are without decided change, but
firmly held. Sugars are strong and 1sc higher at
101sc for graduated and 9ssc for Extra G. Cheese
advanced 12c. Grain commands full prices.
The following are to-days quotations OF Flour
Grain. Provisions. &C.
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-02
An Arrest and a Rascue.

WASHINGTON. Sept. L--Wm. NJ. Heath, a
Sounterieiter and fugitive from justice from
tennessee, was discovered at White Pine,
COL, arc arrested yesterday. The officers hay-
of armed men, who forcibly released the r pris-
oner.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Hannah Cox's Funeral

PLYMOUTH, Sept. 1.-The funeral of Mrs.
Hannah Cox, 105 years old, June 18th, who
died Monday morning, was held at the resi-
dence of her son, Hon. Russell Cox, Holder
ness, yesterday afternoon. She was buried
beside her husband, who died in 1922, in Trini-
ty church yard at Holderness.
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NEW YORK.

The Unfaithful Steward Surrenders Him
self.
NEW YoRE, Sept. 1.-Ex-Secretary Geo. A.
W. Stuart of the Brooklyn Board of Education
for whose arrest a warrant was issued yester-
day, accusing him of having embezzled S107,-
900 Of the funds of the board, surrendered
himself to-day He was brought before Judge
McCue in the Brooklyn city court where his
counsel claimed he was not guilty of any
criminal offence and expressed the wish that
he be admitted to bail. After hearing the
statement Of the district attorney, Stuarts bail
was fixed at $4,000, which was furnished.
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Accidental Shooting.

AUGUSTA, Sept 1.-Quite serious, if not
fatal accident occurred in Hallowen yester-
day. While party was out shooting in the
vicinity OF Louden Hill a son of John Rich
accidentally shot a man by the name of
William Parker. It seems that Rich fred
at wocdcock and Parker, being in advance
and concealed by bushes, received the charge
In the face and other parts of his person. He
will lose the sight of his right eye and will
suffer more or less from the other shot wounds.
No one is blamed for the accident.
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-02

NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking viii have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try 1t in biscuits, CAKE,
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLIsH MUSTARD La sold by all gro
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PENNSYLVANIA FLAMES.
a smoke tbat obgcures the Sun.

MILFORD, Pa, Sept. Large forest fires
are raging near here The Blue mountain is
burning for miles, The sun is nos visible on
account of a dense smoke. Fires are breaking
out all along the Delaware Valley.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Izn,cArIoNs FOR The next TwnNTy-sous
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFs1os CaIEF BIoSAL
OFTcER, Washington, D. c.,
Sept. 2 Am.
For New England.
Fair weather, northerly winds, nearly station
airy barometer, stationary or lover temperature.
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The following are the closing quotations of stocks.
Public Debt statement.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The public debt state
ment shows total debt, principal and interest 70 b
$2,0S6, 1888 6.39; total cash in Treasury, $24o,
49s, 7a8. 96; decrease during the month, $14,1S1,
221 so
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TIT FOR TAT.

A Husband Slabs His Wife and is Shot
by Her.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Sept. James M:
Jeffs Jumped thron nigh the window of his wife'i
residence at New Gloucester tonight, attack
inc her with a knife and badly cutting hel
arm. She claims that ia self defence she fred
two shots at him, one of which took effect in
his head, and he now lies in critical condi-
ton. Tho couple have not lived together fol
the past two months owing to domestic infe-
licities.
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European markets.

European MarActss
BY Telegraph
xLoNDoN, Sept. 1.-Consols at SO 1916.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-American securities-United
States bonds, 5s. ext. at 1O414.
LIVERPOOL. Sept I-l2.3O P. M.-Cotton market
irmer; Middling uplands at 67sd; Orleans at $50
sales 100 bales; speculation and export lOOoifu-
lures firm.
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DEATHS.

In this city, Sept. 1. Eta Robinson, wife Of VIM.
a. ferris aged % years months. Boston and
Lowell papers please copy.l
time hereafter. -
In this city, Aug. 81. Joseph H. Perley, aged rs
years months. - 90
Funeral service at his late residence. No; $50
Oxford street, this Friday afternoon, at O'Clock.
The Aged b. otherhood are invited to attend
In Cumberland Foreside, William NJ Blanchard,
aged SIS years.
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
1880 A. NJ.

80 a. M
WASHINGTON, Sept 1-Towards o'clock
last evening the President had some feverish-
ness and his pulse ranged 108 to 1l6. This con-
dition, which was unaccompanied by rigors
or sweating, had subsidized by midnight, and
did not interfere with his Sleep He had on
the whole good night, and this morning his
condition is fully as favorable as yesterday at
the same hour. His prise is 100 temperature,
96.4; respiration, II.
(Signed.) d. w. BLISS,
j. x. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
f. FL. HAMILTON.
1890 A. NJ
At the morning dressing of the President
the parotid abscess was found to be discharg-
ing freely. 1t looks well and continues to
diminish in size. The state of the wound re-
mains the same. His general condition is not
materially different from what it was at this
hour yesterday, except that the pulse is some
what more frequent The pulse is 108; tenn
(Signed) D. ". BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
f. III. HAMILTON.
1890 P. M.
The condition of the President has not ma
terially changed since the last bulletin, except
that there has been another rise of tempera-
ture this afternoon. 1t having been repre-
sented to us that portion of this mornings
bulletin has been misunderstood we would
state that the President has had no rigors for
several weeks. At present the pulse is 1903;
temperature, 1913; respiration, Is.
(Signed) D. W. BLISS,
J K. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
f. Ell. HAMILTON.
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THE INDIANS.
of Sitting Bull and His Follow

Removal OF Sittlng BuII and HIS Follow
erS.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 1.-The Pioneer
Press has information that Sitting Bull and his
followers, 2C0 in number, are soon to be remov-
ed 10 Fort Randall, at the mouth of the Mo
brara, above Yankton, and will be sent as
prisoners of war and not as pensioners of the
Interior Department in aay sense. There can
be no question that the Indian themselves will
strongly object to this transfer and bayoDets
may be used to enforce it.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
THURSDAY, Sept.

THURSDAY, Sept. l.
Arrived.
steamer City of Portland, Pike st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston. -,
Brig Carrigan, (Br) from Lingan, CB, with
coal L, G T Railway Co. Vessel to master.
Sch s Newman, Reyes, Pensacola, Aug z, with
2s3 600 lumber to S n & Il Dotten. Spoke z3d,
sch Ellen Rispah. in lat 30 80, Ion IA, with ] 70
bhls humpback oil and rs bbls sperm; same day,
sch kissing Sun. with 70 bbis sperm;
Sch Lizzie Lane, West, South Amboy-coal to II
O'Brion.
Sch Nellie Chase. Randall, New York for Gardiner
Sch Sea Queen, Bunker, Boston, with sslt.
Sch Ida May Sawyer. Boston.
Sch Nellie Eaton, Ashford. Boston-oil to Con-
ley & Son.
Sch Martha, Manuel, Kennebunkport.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay.
Schs Alice. Joyce, Bay Fundy, with 400 bbls
mackerel; C d Oliver Simpson, do $50; Annie
Sargent Squirting, do, ESQ; Lucy Warren. Kent
do 27O; Isaac Rich, Gott. do, 400; r D Rhodes,
Decker $50; Highland Queen, Joyce, do, 40
Cleared.
Steamship Franconia, Mangum, New York-Henry
SCI Sch British Tar Br) Evans, Chester, Ns-Port-
SCI Sch Geo K Hatch, Murphy. Philadelphia-D W
Sch Koret. Post Boston-E Willard.
Sch Express Porter Boston j Lncas.
Sch BENJAMIN, Wheeler, Pembroke--N Blake.
Sch Fannie Pike. Fitzpatrick. Calais, to load for
New York. Nickerson & Son.
Sch W Green, Tracy, Boothbay. to load for New
York; Nickerson & Son.
Sch Essex Drinkwater, Bangor Dodge
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler. Port Clyde--N Blake.
Sch Lucy Ann, Meservey, Port Clyde--N Blake.
Sch Exact, Lewis, North Boothbay-N Blake.
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grain Marker.

PORTLAND, Sept. /.
This following quotations Of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. w. Jordan,
i57 Commercial street;
ago----vh eat------ Com -oata:-
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BANGoR-Cld sist. sch Romeo, Lowell, for Port
land.
CAsTINE-Ar sotb, sch abby WATSON, Lord,
Portland.
BATH-Sld Both, scbs May Mcfarland, MoFar-
land. Baltimore, james Young, Young Philadelphia;
Ida Howard Foss. New York.
Ar 31st, brig HyperisD, Williams. Portland; sens
Teaser Littlejohn. and Nicola, Reades, do to,load
lumber at Pittston; Ella, Grindle, New York; John
Converse, Plummer. 6oston.
Sid 3lst, brig Ernestine, Norton, Baltimore.
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WASHINGTON.
The Hottest for Ten Years

AA0 1ObbSSO lOE 4SA LoesAo'
WASHINGTON, Sept. This has been the
hottest August in Washington since 1872. Rain
fall last month only footed up 1.07 inches This
is less than any August in ten years.
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New WORT. stock and Money Market.

Nav yoRK. Sept 3-Eveni1g. Money 1872 and
interest. closing at 21a@3. Exchange is quiet at
479ls for long, and 4831s for sh IT.. Governments
oniet and GENERALLY firm. State bonds are inactive
I'he transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed got. 1874 shares.
The following are to days closing quotations Of
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-02
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

AR at Bilboa Aug %, brig Orbit. Nash, New York
Sid FIN Nantes Aug 29, sch Jennie Gilkey, Gill
OF Prawl Point Aug 80 ship Gregory, Watts,
San Francisco for Antwerp.
The new schr building in Lanes yard. Searsport
for Capt Babbidge of schr Brunette is to be launch
ed about the first of November. She Is 10 be en-
ployed in freighting between the Penobscot river
and Boston.
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The Prohibitory State central committee OF
Massachusetts have called State convention
at Boston, Sept. 28th.
The Portland daily press., 1881-09-02
Ban News from New York.
BEAUTIES OF LYNCH LAW

A Boy Unjustly Accused and Speedily
Murdered
TOMBSTONE, A. t., Sept LIN Roundays
canon, this city, Is year old girl informed her
father that in passing Mexican wood-cntting
camp she had been insulted by Mexican boy.
A mob compelled the Mexicans to whip the
boy with knotted rawhide thongs, resulting in
his death few hours later. The girl sabse-
quently said her story was not true, but told for
fun. Retaliation is feared from the Mexican
side.
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stock aaarlsea.

Daily sSonsesESc Receipts.
By water conveyance LOCO bush uornmeal to 6
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MARRIAGES.

In this city Sept i. by Rev. Geo D. Lindsay
Elgn B. Saylor and Miss Dollie L. Pettingill. both
of Portland.
In Pembroke, Aug. 81. j. s. Winslow of Portland
and Miss Melissa W. Clark of Pembroke
In Gouldsboro. Aug. rs, Thomas Coughlan ana
Sarah e. Hammond.
In Sedgwiek. Aug IS, Otis Candage of Bluehill
and Miss Elva E. Dow of Brooklin.
In Eastbrook, Aug. 81. VIM. II. Lowry and Miss
Nellie j. Scammon.
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Sales at tho Brokers Board, Boston, Sept. l..
First Call.
Eastern K. R.. 41Gs.... .-.........-.........llI
Second Call.
Eastern Railroad 41ls..........,........ ...ll01s
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The following quotations of stocks were received
Yesterday by Woodbury. & Moulton tmembers of the
Boston stock Exchange), corner Of Middle Ex-
change streets;
, 1881-06-01
Fatal Result Of Brutal Hsa lii.

1HkHa HusH9E u 9SFH1H1 WHa9194s
Jncob stubor, tue Cottage Grovc avonuo "a
lponkeol,er who was aBsautad on tho n,xht OF
nh.,a NV ~ 0.n' .. a.. uun.s" ~ ioar Ut nso nun
WHOM ae WIS tFy'ns 70 cleet Irom hss
Of Injuries racp1ycu w.s rrophosIed In tho COL
tmns of thjs nunur. tied y,tar.,rdyv ,unr,,n1 al Il
s.a..,a'. ~. H. h ,tat ..v' n.as ~ i"
oc"eA ~ n'S 4utAe' nu. ao't CoEtA90
Grow avenue. lie had loon under
tho care ut DR.. AttIrnws, who did ov6I3.
.,a",s ~. p."s.a u.'', " ~ ea.anss "
aoAth, nut otuoef sahR SLOWLY ana peFrcptlby
trt'm thV 1IRht u tho Assault- The perpetrators
Of tue lped. four tper naucu Mfphaut Fur. Juhn
Eor,l. linn n, hnrd. and nnnf,i 1iur,'
nott ,no-,, a,.,o,,e% ,sn,-o,."."'.,
tost' ""to asfostto 'saHoatatoff aftdf
, 1881-06-01

GALVESTON. Alay 3l.-rll0 NclHs' Waco
special suys: A. fearful lIall-storn visited
S0Ntt, Atci0lltaAi and the nurth part Ut Bell
County IN SaturIlay night. 4 numbsr NJ
tarn-houses wero torn down. 0nu lady WIS
kllle,l an.t two mua buddy hurt 1,uar Crawford.
Several houses wcru unro0trd.
A I)ullns special says: A vl4lont wind au4 ruin
Storm swept over tho ctty iust nfght, T1ha r4l1
fill In turrunts, flushing all tho struau.s. thu
Trinity ltlyer Is ris!ng ruptdly, aud 10 oxpQetctl
u nYpftspw III banks.
Tho News' specials report wln.l, rain, and ha1
st0rlIs IN various purtions Ut tho 6tAt0, III h,0ny
lNstances totatly destroying tho irnit anu
seriously lhtnEing tha c0ru, cotton. and whrnI
ufopa.
Yho Neis' Taylnr special says: a hurricane
visited Taylor Saturday Gsenlltx which lastptl
f3rt}y u'iuates. NJ lIyss wSts hxt; ~: u, n.
susla,t,sd serious injuries. The ChrIstian Church
was blown !roia ~ foundation; Tue Catholic
wrecked. Nearly VII burns aud outhouscs weEu
do,nolAl.od: scarcely IL ho.tso ~ town. useAlAsi
uprUutGd fOs miles aEUind.
, 1881-06-01

now construction. Tho foreign demand will
not last nways, aud when It c1aaes lonk u,It for
hfeakeFN Those aFG eha prD1ntAttcattonA with
which t,pGratoIn hnvo solnceh th0Ensclvrs, and
tho LII Ii hnve teHn 8licsteet, II not tMnvlnccd,
Tho Hstuai news rna not heon abundant Thoro
elttn'l. but 10 one Ventures tN !ln tI,atu tln,n
l,,znrtl Il guess. Tho Vanderbilt fullnwrra have
hcen lyrH 1,akB bhDre. Int they manifest
snmnwhMt ltss enthusiasm than ls thoIr wont
whuh following TIC knnwn tan.l Of tho MINI ut
nifty mtl1innN. Haltl leaf1GuK onerRtrr io.t1Rv:
tlsely triistwt'Fthy ttMt tho NpW York Central
and Iaku Shoro Itoaf!s
HAVE NOT CUT IATEH.
The reports Ut cutting were bnActl ,1pon son1o
redAottons utAdc Oh branch lines nut bnand by
tho pool agreement. ! nm not at liberty 10 say
how knuw thla. but do know 1t. Co,ntnis-
kioncr Fink states that th0re tns l1cen M cut
ting At u. 19nfs VI atChEcaRo In violation Of tho
"Thero IL gt.ol deal Of conflict Of optnton,"
sn!d at operator tn.siny. "uvcr tue fn&'lrc pFtgo
Of Hostoit, Hartford T. fte tollls. Huil ato told
Dnu minute that tho hnltiets, nftor unsncccsa.
fulIy trying various niethMls Of calling tngttl.
begun tn buy innrc. and this started d nlovc-
E'ent In Witch they nnloataaa At hant!sono
hear that tho Wabash ftnnd wants n line to
ltuslor, md to thAt end intends to cOntrsI thu
Now York & Nov England laoad als0: that tho
lutte purrhasca Ut Itnrtford bonts hive hepn
IN TILE INTEREST DF NIL uOuib,
and TINT !mporNnt Developments Rro nIout 10
transplre. Yum hcar. furthermore, that the Now
York. New Haven y Hartford lniad ia dctcr-
an! that tho 1aoston & Albany 'toa'l Ia tnspIrc.i
with tho sumo lalldablo ambition. It sco,s to
atUr like mysolf."
, 1881-06-01
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

At about 1o;N O'clock lAHt Night lock.up-
keeper MAlo'ley. at tic Arulory, discovered ono
Of tue Female prlsouers hanging by \ cord nude
OF u pIeee Ut 'lrcas.goOds twtstca into shupo
from tho cruss.bur abova tho duor OF tue cell
in which she had boon plaovd. With the
asslatauco OF detectives Thospu and In nouaty,
whu had Just brought In Two chatting, laughing
younv prostitutes, tho Unfortunate dpgrudusl
creature was cut down and brought buzz
tu consciousness frNM q noint not fur
frnm tho dark lttver. 1fy the ljbor4l
app-cauou Ut Guild water 4hu WA
not Unty completely A~Akcneti, but very Muph
subot0d: llr. Phillips was cailsl froln tho tor
aer " Clark an1 vAn Gursa straota, xl.d hn pF-
dsrea hcr ilnuletl!ate rvuM'Yal to tho County
for tho pusposo, uld ~ that comrostauls
yehlule shu VINO souaht .tns SOLUTION. Or
rido through tho Fatl! and oree tho rplKh routs
WIN accomplished. i.ato ulylGes from The ho&-
ptt4I contain tue Information that h9F poak,
though .woakunoa by tho atEaln Ut tho In
pEoslsed Ftps, WIZ not broken la
, 1881-06-01

s..asI s.i@l;Es Aa.rArGn uy uscEtsrA1yrY,
Sxw w. Da1a!sA NJ to 1hs ca'saao 4ttoans.
!.uon" o." rn,o, loak. hay sl.-An upcerta!n specu-
a,,,,, 'u.e" 1'-lay and stock circles were in
A.da.pp a .appfoaclllng to fever by reason Of
shosectafatun ina{te In tbs strcat that thu
ps.sm lad enlutl, Mt lenst 5nr the urusant
seA ~ Bangulna ,ieclara11 ,i,ot ~ ,.,'s,, ss,
's'aoA. Others. hn,vanas sa ' h'A. u'e 'ooo,n" "
hsaerIina .s' ,."t howescr, would llaye 1t that
lssx .st u1at tlle poOfs sill had tt,slr hold
haa marietaa h ~ st.oses ss 10 retake what
taases. Ia ,hls ~ ~ ae recent sharp I'd
, 1881-06-01
TIE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

spstsat Dt+pateh to The Chteaco 1stbune+
NEW YoRK. May Hl.-J.Ieut. Frederick +.
klallngbury, Eleventh United States Intnnt-
ry. arrived to-lay from Custer. Atontana,
mid stopped ut the Astor House. Tic Lieu
tnnt Inns been selected by tile Secretary Of
War to serve as Second Of1lcer OF tho Las1y
Franklin Buy Expedition, commanded by
Lieut. Greeley. Lieut.. t.Kislinghury, when called
Upon for n statement OF Ills plans a,lsl views
In reference to tho expedition, said that, ns
au ath,y officer, 1t would not became HIN to
6a interviewed. From sotno Of ills friends,
however. the lnost Interesting facts relating
to the expedition were obtained.
THE EXPEDITION
will be composed Ut thB Commander anil
Second Officer, alr0atty mentioned; Lieut..
Lockwood. the Tlird OtlEcer; Surgeon, Dr..
l'avy. at present at D!sc0, lypenlatd, whore
he las bcen for over Il ycar, md tweslty-t,lle
enlisted men, solectctl from the ar,ny for wall
known brnvory, strong physique, at.d exoep-
tfonat ability, rs welt aa disposition to onduro
tho rixofa OF three years so1ourn In tho po!ar
regions. Tho atcam sGaler Feotous will sat!
fur 1T. Johus, N. F., Tn lnly I with tho
members OF tho expedition aud throo
ycasa' suppos TN l0aral. and utter cllltng ut
UiHco and receiving th9ru l00 dogs Ap1, Bictis, will
preSe1 rsx stf9ssyay so ,So e. 1y t,ar TanEn r ny
haFe tho P9aseu. vii rstr 'S 70 tna SxefsS Gassa
aeni. np = steaiacr 10 provi.o ruli'tprcon.onts m
and now supplies. md bring home tho lnpu who
mny beuonle dahhlcd.
TlIE RrEC1A1. OBJECT
Of the texpiedt!on T. to es,mbtst permanent
officers will sIt. tu tnovo their settlon,out
fne ifself. II possffiu, in tiHnifv rcn,beT. Tin
, 1881-06-01

5pfetds UApdtth 10 The Ch4fa9o 1TbInE.
CINCINNATI, O., May 31.-There were three
events OIL TIC program for tho third day of
tue QUEEN City Jockey CLUBS spring meet
lng at Chester Park, two purses aud the Bur
net House StakD for S-ycar-olds, mile heats.
Tho latter was rnstly won by hatfIengtll
III both hcnts BY 1iootlack over King Nero, the
only starters int Ut twonty-two subscribers.
TIme, 1:t4:i III both heats; value Of stake,
$l,O75. iloottack sold to over King Nero
Tho first raro, milo dash, for purse,
~as Wnn by ClnrR A., Alico Conl-
ter. Tho fAyortt. D. neck behind.
Una FOOD third. 1t was ctaltnet! that Cuuliur
WIS pulled Tho Judges heard tho oyluencu and
RRvH tho race to clart a. The time Was :4G.i.
Gnult1r brought *l6o to $l.1 for Aekcrmnn's
two, Ctarn md Una.
The lust race, II two-mie dash fur purse Ut
away, Won il s'andily, boating Auiilt1gton =
ength.. Virgil Iear wins thlrd, and puIled up
lnn,e: I'nu. 3:43. Tho daily attendance ut tho
Of tho Anti Pool luw.
, 1881-06-01
o.,,,., Great Elevator in Opera
p'" tion-1ts Cost Over
So, 900.
Uncertainty the Prevailing Feat"
,ws Of the Stock Market
Yesterday.
H.. President Of tho Produce Exchange
" ~ tl,e Uncertainty Of Freight
Rates.
,,,nnt of Cotton Received and Handled
AD tha paat Year 661,078 Bales.


4 TOTAL. LOSS.
,-.x,o, pt,pot:h 10 The Chicago Tribune.
yrw yp,.k, Mny 3l.--l'riyate advices re-
.s.I " nj the office IT tlleAhclt0r Line til this
""." o.. a'n|rm tflp total luss Ut the Macedonia,
s 's,.,, saI,e fro,n tl,is port May III, together
Nh si ,he M R5catcr part Of tho eargo, nil TINT
~, s,," hsru nj saved 50 far being stxty-eight out
W as,hs ninety head OF cutie, and valuable
sarsa %~ s1,tn,ed fran this city. The crew and
s%ss,s have, however, nil been saved, atld.
st " thp Macc,lunia Carried no passengers OH
,hs eyentfu "trip, there has been no loss
If human life. The Macedonia was built
h Isdl at Waterford, md was for a
,yns employed III carrying passengers be-
txpsn w tbIs port und ScotlAnd. Latterly she
t,,lpen engage,l In the bombay tralo be-
,xeeu scotland and the East Itldtes, and
on TIE Tn1r nEF0RE LAST
&he ran,e from Bombay to this port, hence
s,,1Iug for Glasgow, from which port she
.,ms lack to New York atld sailed. Tho
roa,t which sllc struck Is OF such d nature
int Il seems nlpussit,le that sllo can be
Soated beforo the waves tlasll her to pieces.
Those wl,o know tho 1eig!lborlaood OF tho
,lull Of Kantyra Lighthouse say that
tie slightest foul weather will CAUSE
, ht to break up. The Macedonia !s
.niron propeller With four bulkhcads and net
tonnage Of l,4i4 tons, She WAS 116 fcpt long, 81
fte, bFealth OF broln, - feet depth nf hold, nnd
from the floor to the upper deck OF feet deep.
a. Eas oal,ed by tho Henderson nrothors, And
Nj commanded during this trip by Capt.
Har'n.
BEh LOSS Will FALL ENTIRELY on THE
, 1881-06-01
ON AND OFF,

6p<tta. Dtspatet to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
HAHrFoltf', Conn.,, May Jt.-A dispatch
WAS received by Rurttette 'Loolnts, Secretary
Ut the Chnrter Oak Park Association, this
morning from Dan Mace, requesting him to
lnlve the Charter Oak track PIT In good order
for the ruce tomorrow between the sorrel
geltllng Edward, record 2:l0, owned by Frank
Work. and Foster Dewoys oay gelitnc Richard,
record 1.t. This Ia II raoo TINT wus lnnle last
February between Mr.. Work and Mr.. Loula
Lorilnrsi for $4,000 side. but was tlccIAtea OIL
on account OF Mr. Lors!!ard's departure for
Europe. WOrkmon wero Engaged In putting
tho track III order this afternoon, until!
ut & o'clock nnuthor tstcXraul was re-
eeiycu from Macc cUtlNternatlr,tny the prevjouH
order. mud suyin9 tho race wllB Or. hut giving no
particulars. The rslc0 between the two horsus
nRtned II regarded wlthHroat interest In Eastern
turf circles, Anl thor1 10 some curiosity to as
certain tho teaHun 0f the last hitch.
, 1881-06-01

tho Journey. Who the weman II no ene
rested for drunkenness and AsortIctfy conduct,
and each time at tho station has Bfvca a now
nnmc. No 1nnror ago than Monday hhe
o,ia conduct. and only Yesterday. mnrrl.
Ing sbr was flncsl by 1uatice Wallace.
and subsequently permitted under promise
Thou few hnurs nttcrwarti the was brought In
- hnwttslg' irunk. Wncn tockcd up in Il cell
tlll threats wern necessary 10 r:lcc hcr n.tii,.
ordination. Tho, uext thing waa tho hn,ytn8.
THO Inst name tffvGH BY tho w0uinn Ia Catherine
Ranefty, and hor nEu Unly * years.
, 1881-06-01
SUICIDE.


r. u EATE3s
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 3t.-Aiay "a d
suicide wns found on d vaca,,t lot III the
southern part OF the city shot through tile
laeatl. At tho inquest to-day It tra,lspired
TINT lie had left letters signed ". II. Ward.
sny,nx he had recently killed F. y. 13atea4 at
Salt Lake. md sent his trunk to strs.. Lizzie
Hulyzer, Halt Luke, to whom Hates wna aiilanurii
1t wns alao lsvelopel by lettsrH. teIegratns. and
a phntoErMph from HALT Lake that the suicide
wAA Hates ltmaelf. l3!s story Rs tn ills leirothal
tvas true, hut NO adequate reaHon fs asdlguabio
for his suicide and strange conduct.
, 1881-06-01

NRam inrd, II rpslleat of Frluntlship, N. r..
IL u nlAa who bus urcrKotu inorA sufferlug
thAit IL usually Allotted u lnatl. Fur several
years past Str. LORD bus fAcra i viutfm ut rtuI-
inattstn. aud ho has linKurcti Honx on tho b4nks
Of uDath, with One FtsNt III tho yravo, fur \ lHuH
tiihe. Fur about thre9 yuasa hD AAH heen blind,
dcaf, and slsAtNhlesx Isofuro he heruns apeuch-
lrss hc uata tn 'uaah mud pload for death to re-.
llUs'u him from hts ag0ay. ttH III ~ dcfttrtnea}
that the Only position which h1 ttuw rt$ta In, OF
III fnet survives, IL u Sitting nne. with ha huad
botwocn hls knces, nguFiy lAet'ting hs feet.