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, 1881-08-20

weeks more tho building will l,o rcaiy for tho
rpof. Asyet nnsninE fas ~, hen q, lone ~ Tho IN
I,Anuy for n year ut lcnst.
THE lsrh,owetl brtckyar,l ia turning out IL ZOO
bricks tln!ly, with thruo tnnchincs aid TN n,ci..
FivH md a hair million will t'c madc this acnsnii,
sowcrs, md Tho rest sold to contractors mt,n nsc
nls,llt tho tlri,lowcIl. Common hrck aru wUrth
sa.5u. sowor-brlck 80 to *lO.5o per thn,'aand.
E Hny PERMITS 's:e yestc;"y e5e , e
en,io, 70 cost Slo; T. stilei ollt story eottage.
j. Y: Qwsley, four fo!ir.stnry stores md hats,
sseo tce,s NJ, NJ, 7st and 7ss wost Madison street,
f., Il. KEsxs1T. the Chief Of Police, Of st.
by Ghlof Meoarisia md sesratary iityis the
WORKINGS Of tlo 'pntrol system. Str. Konnett
aro s ai ss H. a S t Il io enr. II s tsat Gs III
lngo would probably have n complete police
nnrm telegraph.
sMAt.r..ro continues on with nnabatcd vigor
still very cnntIlotlt thit ho Will 10 nbto to- b!ut
II out hCfOro tho November cold Wchthor 1uts tit.
hsro wero hrse IS ,sn enhs so t Mor Xs: ys
he Hospitai Ono ii those cuecs way from ny;
vno stsess Thepe @ wero ton e.nes
Ported: No. h e H4.m,,al street. NO. 10 ~ Most ~.
Wright street. ''''"'4''' '''s'~' '' 49, "
Dit. Dk WDi.r statctl yostortlay that tho con-
Ss is snsf %sH ssfass ast woS avs H.
chntgcA mud sent buck 10 tho. Hrtdnwoll fh!irs-
DAY inornnv. and that he bud Notified M; Fei.
duty to gunrtl 3rlcwotl prisoners who nrc troat-
90 Ut th9 Hospital. but tnAt L Is ttso sitys duty
g. ea II 7. s
pnors. Dr. DO Wolf yesterday asked for an Of
, 1881-08-20

MONMOUTH PARK.


MONMOUTH pAnx, N. j., Aug. 10.-.rlio
Moot MD Cliantlon SMkes for sryear-0lt1s,
three quarters Of mile, was won by For
estcr, Macbeth second, Voluscan third. Time,
1:lUt.
Tho West End Hotel Stakes for 3-ycar-old
fllltcs, mile mid q lln1t, WIS won by Thora; !;
Donailde started for second money. Tlnlc,
2:52i(.
Tho handicap, mile mid Il hnlf, was won by
Parole, Warliel4 second. Tine, :s:A0A.
The selling race, ono mile, wis won by
Duke OF NlontrOsc, Ventr1oquist second,
Quito third. Time, ~.
: Tho Mirage Stakes for gentlema,. riders,
que mile. was .wYll BY Shadow naliee, 0hio
The Criterion Stakes fur s-ycar-olt!s, tl,roo
quarters Of mile, was ,ynh by ,,WyomtnK.
Tho steepto.elase. short course, was won
by, Lizzle D.. Kate Long second, iligl,1nnd
ElinE nY tnlrd. ' Tie, s:ls. A. tito thiMl j@'np
stumbled, and ILLS rider calno to grief.
, 1881-08-20

rAintrd III tho most hltlnntiH tnGtttipr with thick
stripes nr'd hntcleR uf ,shtte. bl,lc, urecn. ynI
Inv, md scarlet pant. Tho Chlnf proao,ltct tho
following n,ldrcsa, which wis ucntly wrltto,i It,
EtbpIlsh on hfrct bnrk:
MY LuNn: ! aUrtk to you through this
writing ns tho Chiuf 1f tho WnbIEpnn Ujbl,wNy
trll,p. We hnvo cotnc hero to..tny trnnl ,lIrur.
et,t ports Of THO e.nintry; With slIr wives n1l!1
cir rrcnt noti,era Sni.i,,- low. ai,I hor sHcakcs
for ihis cnintry. Wo NIL shlke hai,tla will y0,i
tnrutivh mo rs tllelv Chlcf. wlsh to'rcprnacnt
to y0i tlIut nr reeervcA ntu M hunG1lt to IN m
they atnl1I, and wo Ur,tve tho right to Cit and
use tho timber .ltt'on ttleM, Il, my way VIC liku
for our .Rctioral N0otl. Wo nro Rlttl to $40 the
rctleva t,a frun tho oppression Of traders. Wo
thnnk tho QNenn for bur honest trentnlgnt Of tls
and ell Canadian Indians, ns W llMv9 not been
III tho United statcs. wenr this silver mct!aI
wttol yo,, sec ,,.ppi my breast, Hlvcti TO mo by
and wo hupc si,o thtnka aa MITCH of lis rs Wo tit
OF hor. Yours In sincurity, kAwAKA1wAos1i.
, 1881-08-20
SPOR.rING..
If'rf{,4t.

i
Special Dstrnseh to IAs Chicago Tribune
Urlc.A, N. y, Aug. to.-Tlreto was n
crowd Ut 1850 pursoiis nj tho races today.
Cloudy, sultry, mid son,ewllnt THREATENING
weather, attended by slight rainfall nbout
llonl,, wcro the cclinractcrstlcs0ftl tho wentler.
The track WIS from two to three il,clias deep
In dust, a1ul comparatively slow. Tlo3:l5,
a:l0, md a:aa5 Glasses, mid Little DEown jug
wure tho i,etforuers Straight llents settled
tho races, n,ul ono l,ent was all tf,nt jug. es-
sayca. Charley Fortt captnrcd tito a:16
raco III ,::o}4, @:tglH. *:ao, acfaat-
lng Midnight, Hopeful. and Hun.
,lls. Ford WINS lit good form. and
cottlh taye troitet n fnst rico Ind 1t bccn
llccessnry. Midnight Ind tic first llent up.
paro,tiy safe wllun fifty yards from tho
wire, but WINS bcaten II neck. THO sccontl
and third l,eats wero won easily. Hopeful
cutuut tho work In vacn 1lont. 1et.ting to the
ltOnlu-stretcl III the first n1l THIRD, and to
rs soon lis cotlared l.g went Into the alr. Hall
MS was lnmc, and could not trot anything
ltkv himself. Pools nt tho start sold: Ford,
SIS; l1opeful, SCI; Midnight, s2l; 11a,inls,
Sill After tic first hent: Ford $50, field S24.
1t was uxtlectea uint Trfnket .w0ll'tl lIayg
to work for tlla 2:lO r.cr, rs TIC WctgeW1eu
purity f,hc'etl their horse, and took the field
hour before tie raco wis cnlletl. ,Trllket's
friends dill not comprehend tiie situation ut
ilrst, but rallled nftGr outsiders llnd inyestWt
NIL they wanted to ut Sl0O to SW, a1,1 took
cvurytliing tllat was offered, >'rhy inares
performance was not erual to. wllut
slo Inns doilc, elsewhere, still allo
won very caslly, tlufeatlnr. Wedgwood,
Alexander, and Driver. III tho first 1ieut
Alexa,ltlur WINS at ler wlieol longth ahead
Of Wedgewood. The latter was secand Iii
| tho secuntl and third hents; not wall llp,
broke III tile first nlf of tho first md second
heats, tho Alexander led to tile 1lulf fn ono
ind WedguWNOd In the utllor. ALEXANDER
w,Is very rank and unsteady, md Driver. OF
no consequences. After the first heat Trinket
sold for $50 ngalnst SO for the, field. There
were no p00ls after tho second heat
| Tie 9::eei event was 4 hollow Ntfntr, DO
sophus whining by long leads, in very, ,m0ter-
ntg time. Ills npponcnts wcr4 Unolnln, John
S. Clurlt, Abdallall boy, and Prospect Mnld.
Pools sold at tho stnrt: Clark $50, JosupIitls
SlB, field SS.. Clnrk was on l,is bn4 behavior,
md broke repeatedly nild ytciOnsly. In tic
first lIeat 10 run nearly half y mile juforc
settling. Goldsmith appeared coMsonted
with sccond plaen, and did MT drive Unolnln
as II Mllxlons TO gGt to tho front.
little. Brown jug paccd ono heat III 2:14,
the fractional time being 81, 1:0i. 1:aS.
l ~ SUMMARY.
, 1881-08-20

THE mauagoes OF the House Of Correction viii
tnrn into the Cisy Treasury about ~, ,0lN thta
year.
THERE woro tlfty-nvo burial permits ,ssuel
yesterday BY tho llcglstrar Ut Vital Statistics,
and nfty-two Aeashs roportcd.
THEM arc at pres0At In the nrtdawoll III
males and IT'D Yeulalas. About soventy.tiy0
woro seat theEe from Tho Criminal Court, tho
rest fEo&1 tho 1uatlpo courts,
Ttsx itcm In roRsrd To tho deaths from small
pox IN this city slpee Jun. !, 1881, should hnro
read 1as Of 9sI eases !o1t It home. and aa deasha
out Ut ~ eascs treAtDd " the hospital the per-
Of tue Hospital
ALL tho stono work Oh tho Randolph esreot
iTunt Of tho Clty.tiAli 10 ftcl2hcd, A. u pearly
, 1881-08-20

UASE.1fALL.

Sp*etdl Dspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
: CLEvE1ANp, o., Aug. 10.-TAe Cleveland
Club Directors llaI ,lleetfng tonight aisl
rolouseti Moynallan. Jou Gerhnult received
slfspatel, to-day from Washington stating
that his father was dying, a1ld ho leaves for
houle tonight.
AKRON, O., Aug. 10.-Base-ball: Akron,
8; Detroit, o.; soven innings.
, 1881-08-20

Bpfstd1 U1bdt<h 70 1HS Ck4tdo0 IE46NHe.
rnov1pEScE, II. l., Aug. 1s.-Tho counsel
In tho pnidmeck equity s,iits will meet at
East Greenwich next Afonday to arrange Il
date Tor the licnrli,R Of tho motion for tho
uer1l,anoat Injunction, Owing to tho inter-
ference Of counsel, ard consequent inislitl-
tlerstanlnR, tllis cnse must 30 over to Sept.
81. cnnsthg. q rtlmplis Ill tic ranks OF tic
Crcditors' Committee.
, 1881-08-20

Suicide nnA Dy.pepslx.
a most remarkable euro FOR 1yapcpsta. !" Wcils'
io,,s and Iiyor ltc,nrdy known, 81. Druggists.
Dupot, t. Lnko stroct.
, 1881-08-20
1881 0pening..PaI Season. |SIl
Two Regular Trade sa,eo :,
Tuesday, Aug. %, 0:3o n. M
.1"6' VT J!!JU q. m.
Q q. q 9 49, . 9 qqgqg,';;i i
! B9th Offerings Large and (npl,t,n' 7
9 = . . 9 qqg,
very Desirable Goods IN Each s,1t

DEPARTMENT.

GSntlanem, , e in tnaklnR th!s nnuouneeue,, >,
t'p1mnE @t 1uG itcHMiar FA Ncnao wo ie, u
ooes nvo qr,9 Ge H. IT,, Y, e. a.
eitnE IT Siannfaetisurs asa tnnts;ls IN ts T.
sas iii III Ian to nss. nsssssSt: mst: # y,
a. sfSy ftom tlmo to tnu mnY osirs IL ~ ,mssni
~ You thnt - Sca nj. na,t H.
St,ssfa II our onors. Wo ca u,oss ,fair
axS moro tavn6ln nsSoa 'eA'on' hus,s
ea gf 5SY a9 y ,q9t tSor ds
o'ctod tiuriu9 our Opening Waek: 'saeaas 'aa
CLOTHING.
2sS,a: abe'ss s s.s s,, ,wss,'ias,s s,!s; sst a
CAlsDlta.AN .IlAu1kr:TA. 'A '"''
daHlarid. ~S'''''1 V oopvu
Covering Full Lines Fall md winte, Goos.
UNDERWEAR. S'SsA
Yer Yer Cases :s1 soaaonnblo Weights Men. ind a,,,
I1t f:SH HfII IITa.
3'ao itnnared Dozcn poscatcs, caa,so, IL i,
4 Iomploto Assortment ot 1IoUsEl,o,n,v
ENs Tnmols tsaD i;gadtnR FEATURE ieashsd IT, f.
a@nsts Tusksy itsas I,9' Ill Ce..so,,d so,dsf # s
uraaes. ''-'A'' VI ea9ss'@
| LAUEH. -....
An ltnportef's Cons!Rnment covering Lar. II,
1a clury Easos AIsS iass -. s' saa III FL
add lnofass u tSoso spaciaeso S'.:soa 1'' lafs''a
| IsEA Ekl4 MDTTOEH.
Full and C0tnplnts Lines, !,
1IAEDKE3kC3ITEFH,
PUrfoct. ~t'A oe1" 'HsA
| FUR HATS, ... )
Latest Htyios, Mons. Youths, md to,r sy,..
AlsN. ~ Invoice OF Strictly 4 Woot iis9
| DAK AKHkET.LAh.
Tie l,asRest and Most Perfect A.sor.nsr, IN,
cuTI.EisY, ,........ ~
10th l'oeket md Table Goods Of Hupe,io, Am,d.
cum 4ild English MasIufactufo, A1's'"
1arselllcs Qullts. BED Comfortsbles, Ks!t.. (
Tnhic vi Cl1thst Floor OH C1ssah
Wv" sky1os.' ' tAll dfsteal
SAWS (loo DozGn).
| .'., q
TUESDAY, SEPT. g,
| |- First Offering IN csp<u
THURSDAY, SEPT. Is,
First orotine Ia Gla,a.
NOT16E.-Sncoiat Sale Fifteen I1ssdnts
Cf0aks ft5ld D0lstsnt.a, latest Sfyies. Parties.
lars carly.
| GEO r. EOfEr1 L en- Anrttna4..'
, 1881-08-20
nANLAN IN ar. TIC

1fzkNI4AN IN STs LUUISs
ST. Louis, No., Aug. 10,--EIwarl HIM
Ian, tic champion oa,snlan, who Is to give
two exhibitions 1T his skill rs a sculior un
Craye Ca,ar Lako short distance from tltls
city, noxt Saturday aud Sunday, urriyed huro
this morning, and was recalvGu ut tho depot
by o largo crowd OF alMirUra,
, 1881-08-20


,!ny. AT pre- acnt they are receiving e22.ssd. anil
| tho advanced costot living wns nrKcd ns stt-
Client grounds npnn whicl. to ask the increase;
nntlon. Thoro aro nt'out HD men Of tho eraft "
tile city, 4J ot whom nre enrolled OH tho tfnions
pnnks. :. ..-..
aEa'ast a.. H. GoisHfK, s,, Inc eonn,s:n : srs.
Ellnit Wno recG,tly !nlSit WIZ c1tEu inr HSatn.
ct,tsc1 for the defense .nn.le ,not'n 70 t,.!ash.
con. c mo Tit o tSer the so btanc cyo t.
ev oxpso @ i! arH.,;'t tst ,no into.
f tbo o. cso, so wbc Viii tS m an Mve ed: Tosy
nlern!nx at 70 o'eoek. The e,,,hn!..!nt ehsrges
na1 ~ CostSex X ontac' @ m wrTnaso % receipt Tor
cersa st4est, rsaehc a'ss c ''as II y sery ta
s,e e sy v Ssr 5 y ; sst III. Ssa s4, t%
fsty G Sec ars nS sa. y ~ eis ctx srs
t,Mo tht no st,oitl not tirk !, glaas f ihIsit,r
sy s IT, 9Gs sGFy nto ht! ,no ill.,: +. ~: a
Eowlnat, broiait f1ahrrty out iii r!rht II mo
tbas fiaasrty t." Wa % poisopcd oriy With rutgat
whisky.
M,u. JENNIE r1t,ot,x. wlfo of t,ctor f3lro,,x. n
x1ns at Mt @ ,a,,s wsst sSsxfo
murnina 10 cn,,ltt,tt s,,ic1do IL inurnhInc. SGo
~ y fafso .qS.ntIty i tho ,a;Sx j. ii9Sq.sTs @
1 ajn
mi ,pNnfs mil ,,ent, went "a thc i,nmn nr Ecr
| sisier. Mrs EMvn' ut M. t;aiI f,linfnn strct,f
| srhrrn aI,n tnnif = M,rfinn - r. II, n ,iTss ~
,vM;nr ?Nu ahn wns fYind uncon,niu,,a kMni.nu
i,"ai,fn n I,c,i. Dr, i. H. iieHinr1s waa hastir
eIitrtnp,icf ,t,,} thro,,vb hs cifnrts thn woiai,
xns ni,Ia +, t.o nn,,t ss ,,suat III avnnnr iSo
m,ssti, trobn wns tho ,tiIerci ratise fnr the mt-
''atpa'
IN that portion OF ynstertiay's Now York Mts.
patches whlGh described the reccnt sw!nd!ng
cschEndos Of thd accomplished Qn9al,lst Mar.
viii. tho fHct was 1nenhOncl that tho forged
drafts with which tho stoulldrcl vlctln!zc1 a.
a.. lrow!ie1l WorD in favor OF 13alrd i}rhlleys
nf this city: Yesterday afternoon II TRIBUNE
ropnrter cncd Mt tho ol1tce Of that frfn. and sns
informed by Mr. bradley TINT h9 hMd no &C,
!u4inlanGo wnntcveF W'tn Mnrsln, il5'u no n,a ~
mn rrn,n ~ No @ thn ysma ~" r., t mh,nr
nre h'a.,s -" ,H .i,t shnt fnnt ,nft,hT ,,ss
v n"cf f s Its @ "t,nas,mr
~. aas ~. tsS i!S ,rh ~ sn to !s"S "
IT, i,n,s i .,r,ris WIN "a'sn ~ "oo'n s"o o"sN '.
n's 'osus "'"'''.
| "A DECISION Of Justice Wallace Yesterday on
tho sewerage question will prnyu Interesting IN
MI win ny themselves oEGn tU punishment by
, 1881-08-20
CHARLOTTE, MICH.
Sbsstdg ptspdteh ID Tha Ehitnoo 1fthtit

Clt.AnLorTE, Mich, Aug. t0.-'fo-ttay llns
been u great day for the ll0rsc-raccs liere,
everything being favorable n,ld going or III
fine condition. The track WIS much in,-
proved sltco yesterday. Iii tho tllrce-nin,lto
race Transit, although selling good scconh
clsotce, broke badly In tho ilrst heat, a,lI wins
distancod, Dnyid e., tho fayorit, Whining.
Dny1u C....."s.+...,...+..... ..........l l
UNlf I,sss..+%ts+s.ssssts.ss.+ )!
l5Ay lQm /.
I1Attlo N1utlHGHbs. q
N!AI1DF!slu IAll4tCsss =
1fme-a:o7; s:aAA; 2:35A.
:. Iii tho milo running ruce A1ncriea md Ella
Iowett lad 1t 10 themselves:
AlMc!lcal. ...+.+....... ..s. .s...s.s..+..s.. J.
I.llA 1l1MHtA+s sssss.t..ss..-t.s..L =
Kitty Woll.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DrO
( 1fnls-1:i8; l;40h; l:5l.
, 1881-08-20
LICENSED TO ORGANIZE.

Bpzftal Ddpalch 70 Ina Chte0o 1Flt1Nzs
SrntSarfELD, ILL.,, Aug. t9.-Thc Secretary
of State to-lay issued license to orgalllzu to
tho Newport Lumber Company Of Chicago,
cnpltnt SIC, 600; corporators, Z. NJ. Green,
a. N. Clark, E. s. Conway.
, 1881-08-20

Nuck & 1ayncr'H Moth Powder Ia a harvester
that rnnrs roncncs by tho nliEuuil.
, 1881-08-20
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

EDWARD LYON, NJ. T., England, IL Mt tho Hhcr-
muil.
LAWRENCE HARRIET. tho trasodan, Ia ut tho
pac!Ec. '~~->~
ras lso~ A. A. ro.ts, ot>nsqoklsu' is at tho
Prot. H. rAnrsl1y. Of Newport, II. l., is Mt tho
raluor.
- w.H. vALtEx, Mayor Of pocorah. H., Is ut tho
slI. nAnatsos s7nrEfEn' rh'ladeAIph'n' is at tho
a. r. CosKL1v, Of California. ia registered Mt
tho patme~.
L. T. DicKExsos, Mayor Of Danvillc. ILL.,, ia at
tho Trosnont.
F.D. CnAMnsn1.1N and family, St. Louis, arc
at tho shcrtuan.
C1tAnnEs II. wAsnnunx and vito, l.uctno, aro
1t tho Sherman.
DIT. F.. Cnoss ani wife, Of Little Rock. Ark,
aro at tho 1'altnor.
CANON NEsurr and thQ lsov. ]. J. ruthuio. En-
gland. ARC Mt tho Sherman.
srArE.SrSAToitJ ]. Il. MANN md Congressman
]. G. Cannon, Dnnvlilc, H.. nre ut tho fremont.
o. r. WATEtls md wife, burlington. and
Charles Loighton mud wIfc, Oskntoosa, H.. arc Mt
tho fremont.
WILLIAM II. AND z. +. kiTrsos, OF Hamilton,
Ont. and n. W. Klttaou, Of Ut. Paul, M!nn.. aro
at tho Ialmer. '.:st 60.
At she Sub. Treasury YESTERDAY q 1oo In sllycr
and $l00J0 In gold was M!sbt!rscd, Tho receipts
Of silver amounted to sfo,o0d.
IunoE MOSES IiAr,1.Err. Of Denver; 1i,dac n.
+ 10 GrM1,lc, Of Ainbat,la: and JMtlgo lsaac 81.
catc, nf baltimore. nrc Mt tho Pacific.
Of ksSaoa Esss acF%"qy E. S I'll fssai? %sa ss
GoodIRttc. Of Dublin. lroiand are nt tho Palmer.
na. I. 7. TsEn. Kansas City: !. ?. Mnrton,
oaag1 bsa i; s1aa,a d a. Vse M;s ro " ho shvr
man.
TIM receipts for !ntornal rovonno ,os oyscstertay
amounted 10 $i4.s of which $;fiea0 wns for
9b,4H for benr.
Governor of iown, Des Sioincs, Registered nt tho
sulnmcr-r resorts in Northorn Wisconsin. .
MEss,,a, n. A. i. LAnnEn0nEN ind John II,
TnyleT. ChcNgO GaRors. tiAyb bpBn sent to Cln-
% t tS scs hSt tbinxs r q rnupS boues
tharu.
..TnE temperaturo yesterday, ~ observed by
Atan.ssn, opttcinn, 81 Madison strcet, rRlnuME
]: n i; u; IT, n VI D. 's55. H., r. :I,aronetsr.
en. ill.,. :s.ds: i p. l1,., s3ti'.
TtIg Wonan's Hoard OF Foreign Missions Of
tho prcsbyterIan Church t'cli y ll.not!ng yossor.
aay .nnrnnv n she McCor,nlok nosk, 1T which
Aiucrlcn was discussed informally.
alley near tGe Hoard Ct rr11tie Fulfilling, d few
Afternoons aRo made tho following response TO
y9i M h,1 5 taa a fsct re- % hr,S a@ nah W.
ior Dctobcr corn?"
EpwAhsskAvlx. whllee on h!s unwilling why
to tho WasHinHton1nn lfnmo 1'hurs1ny. III tho
cnre nf bis brUthgr vino 1uairCd tn sec him In MI
Institution where tho .'se .'f iqunr Is nfknowr.
broke awny md h.s MT boon sooss s'ncc. The
police arc looking for him.
THE Coroner llrll an inquest yesterday upon
Stephen Clson, who WINS Nccfttentnl,y run !lowti
and killed by cars on tl,o Northwestern anttroat
streets, Nh u1D WnS fOilu1 to bIusuD. ma tho tjG-
, 1881-08-20

14 1Uu1&N AuuF@8E 10 NUFM E0FEt8e
TbFon&n Utobs. .
At WabIR0on Luke the hrat view OF paint0l
lndans was 0bthlaeti. These were the re1 .ncn
Of tho Little WahixooA. Their taca1 WuEs
, 1881-08-20

will relnutn u, the grounds some four ,lnys,
,lny, ailtl viii prnbnhly nrrivo ho4l1p Monday.
, 1881-08-20

Wcrccommend tlgescwinR&machtncs
, 1881-08-20

Ui,iun .urpomtcrs worS iiavitetl. nsrts 80 ~ ' III
lato CoMysation waro rent! in EnEllsa a,,1 CIR.
man. Tho plans aud prospoets II iag Union wcro
complaint seetnUI to 10 that tas ,yagcs at prus.
sent paid to uarpcntefs aro MI ouuI,Rh III coIl,.
Eut nn stcns Wrro tsEn., ~ T,rn,iw fi,o cvil M
present.
Mn. II, q, CULVER, of tho tlr,n Of Culver. pape
Dotwaon rwnIftb snI Trtao,IS stsan,s F III
way homo tn tha iniHt,H t}.t"i' sa st III n
o'clock Inst W+.incsiaV nvc,,i,yl ,vns ~ nj '
, 1881-08-20

Tho NIucl1-Ve1od Question OF Encnlnp-
lncnts Settled by u Gonornl ORDER.
KM0AinpMont OF tho second IsrlQade
The daily gazette., 1881-08-17
Current Notes.

Is this the vanguard of Vennor's Aug
ust frost?
Three thousand dogs keep Omaha peo-
pie awake.
Erecting statues to Burns is matter
OF ordinary occurrence in Scotland.
"Leaderlette" Is word coined and in
troduced as Queens English in London
to describe the short editorial para
graph.
A girl who pitches her voice for con-
versatlon by means OF tunlng.fork is o
curiosity In the Catskills.
Very little jewelry is worn at the sea-
side this summer.
Women OF the woikhouses at Louis
Vile and Cincinnati are made to break
rock in the streets two hours every NOR
ming.
Still waters run deep, but not In the
modern hollow-bottomed bottles in
which still waters are sold.
The Boston Journal complains that
the English sparro ws"eat canker worms
only as relish, as some persons partake
OF pickles, but less freely.
A Maine man of wealth lelt his estate
so conditioned that his heirs will lose
their income for six months for every
breach of total abstinence pledge.
The boys of Westminster School had a
remission or holiday to enable them to
attend the funeral of Dean Stanley
Some OF them took advantage of this
to play cricket.
They tell q. Newport of girl who by
wearing an enormous suDflower on her
front, got mistaken for a target, and was
pierced by an arrow from near-sigh hted
archer's bow.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-17
THE CHICAGO spECULATORs.
Saturdays FURRY I'm the Grain
Market-An Advance Suddenly

Saturdays FURRY in the Grain
Market-An Advance Suddenly
Checked.
A special despatch fr rom Chicago says
On the Board of Trade to day the
market opened with the most glow
ing prospects for the bulls, and un-
der the influences of active markets
at New York and Liverpool they be
gan early to advanced the prices of
everything August wheat steadily
grained point after point until it had
advanced 2 cents, and September op-
tlons half that amount. Corn adyanc-
ed 81 cents, beng infunced by the
excited condition of the New Y ork
and Liverpool markets, and by the
reports of continued dry weather in
the crop producing belt. Other
cereals made an advance of about Q
cents, and the prices of all kinds of
provisions were advanced in propor.
ton, pork going rs cents barrel
higher, and lard 25 cents per 100 in
the same direction. A cargo of wheat
just arrived from Milwaukee sold at
S1.30, and the same party sold 4O0,.
900 bushels more to arrive during
August. 1t is evident that this sale
was by the party controlling the
wheat market at Milwaukee and
Duluth. The deals in provisions dur
ing the day were the heaviest since
the close Of the packing season.
The unfavorable news from WASH
ington reached the board about noon
and instantly produced good sized
panic. The prices that had been
steadily advancing since the opening
took tumble, aud there was an in
describable stampede. The bears
thought the entire market bad gone
to pieces, and general decline was
noted, all the gain of the early part
Of the day disappearing, and the
closing was about | cent lower than
the early opening on wheat, and
about the same as the opening on
corn. The call ON margins was very
heavy, and the aggregate business
was enormous, some estimating the
corn deals alone at 30,000,000 bush
els. At the height Of the excitement
at noon there were many rumors of
failures, which grained credence
everywhere, as more complete de-
moralization than that which prevail
ed for few hours to-day has rarely
been witnessed on the Chicago Board.
These reports, on investigation were
found to be erroneous. The banks
are not advancing more than $l.05
per bushel on wheat, and the cons
servatives claim that this an indica-
ton that the market cannot be very
long sustained at the present figures
The daily gazette., 1881-08-17
Gas and the Electric Light,

The prospect for an extension OF the
uses of gas Is thought to be increasing.
Gas engines are growing in favor, and
the use of gas for heating purposes is
greater than at any former period. There
is considerable margin for improve
ment and economy in the manufacture,
distribution and consumption OF gas, ,and
the cheaper 1t is made the more general
will be Its use in processes from which
its high price has hitherto excluded 1t.
The softness and steadiness of light OBJ
tanned from the combustion of the best
gas, compared with that from electricity,
give 1t preference with large class Of
consumers. Its use also Is so simple
that 1t will perhaps be some time before
1t will be supplanted in popular favor.
The british Association of Gas Mana
gers at a recent meeting discussed the
practicabillty of making double dis.
tribution--of gas of low illuminating
power for heating purposes, besides the
ordinary gas. The cost of the electric
light is still under dispute. The elec.
tric light companies in New York charge
81 for single lamp per night up to 12
o'clock-six hours. 1t Is calculated that
one of these lamps displaces gas lamps,
the gas for which costs but Fl cents at
50 25 per 1000 feet, the price of gas in
New York. II 1t be admitted that one
electric lamp gives 250-candle light, this
would be equal to IA five-foot burners
f1S candle gas consuming in 9 hours
APO cubic feet, which would cost but 04a
cents. The gas companies, on the other
hand, claim that, all allowances being
made, the electric light costs about "a
times as much as gas.