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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-08-10
ARE RUNNING THE
Fastest and Best Boats
ON THE MISSOURI RIVER DURING THIS
SEASON.
The old Reliable River Route--Away
Ahead on Cheap Rates--Fast
Time and Comfortable
Riding.

During high water (until August 15th) passengers
can leave Helena via Fort Benton and reach St. Pau
in six days. Leave Fort Benton Saturday and dine
in Chicago st Louis the following Friday, and have
glorious time dashing down the Mighty Missouri in
Comfortable asa ssenger Steam eEs running
on regular time and carrying the United States Mai
from Helena to Bismarck. Stages leave Helena daily
connecting with boats at Benton.
BOATS WILL LEAVE
Bismarck every Saturday for Fort Benton and leave
Fort Benton every Saturday for Bismarck with
larty, fast time, and sure connections.
FACTS WELL TO KNOW COMPARATIVE
RATES 10 CHICAGO OR ST. PAUL.
FIRST GLASS.
Helena to Chicago BENTON LsNE...-.s Y 90 90
BentoH 1gdsp o St snd Paul. uiGa 1as 90 90
Via Ogden and Union Pacific. 1876 90
SECOND GLASS
Helena to Chicago, BENTON LINE. 49,. .s52 90
Via Ogden and Union Pacific. 50 90
BENTON to st. Paul. EB HNFebN LAN E....... 27 90
Via Ogden and Union Pacific. SO 90
Rates to all points East and South in proportion to
the above
Distance BY stage-Heena to Fort Benton, 14o miles
l1me, only thirty hours. pleasant ride through the
magnificent Prickly Pear Canyon, and over beaufi-
hi country
Esemembsr!
via Fort Benton and Missouri river in addition to low
ratee, meals and staterooms included boats to
sI class passengers. Baggage allowed from Benton,
On river and raj, $50 pounds.
second class passengers on above rates, have first
CLASS accommodations on stages going from Helena.
Through Tickets Good ON amy Lime.
Send for Foder giving full details and rates East
7, and 2, West t1 bound, and also freight rates TO
H. 4. =. pOWER u CO.. Helena, Montana.
T. c. POWER s. BRO. Benton, Montana
!. p RATTLE, 60 Clark street. Chicago
office, st. Lonfa.
laAAC lo15n,,,P, 2 BAKER, General Agent Bismarck.
~ 9s0kTaERN s., l PACIFIC office, St Paul, ainn
nllW n = 81 I ~ ~ ~ Y sT. PAUL office, Chicago.
1# A5. fAYagsn
and rates on WOOL - : ~ -
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-08-10

The Wright & Edwards Go. will keep right
on taking out ore with their present force Of
now being let.
At the present writing q light rain is fall
ing, and hopes are entertained that the fire
will eventually die out D1OK.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-08-10
HTsasae.

. Prof. Lorenzes band is prepared a. all
times to furnish music for private parties,
balls or amusements Of any kind. Good
music and prices reasonable. Address him
at Fort Benton WI. T. 40
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-08-10
Where Cam You Beat nc 2
Independent.

independently
Lewis and Clark county has produced 1O2
bushels Of wheat to the acre, 1133 bushels OF
barley to the acre, 101 bushels Of oats to the
acre, 613 bushels of potatoes to the acre, and
394l bushels of onions to the acre. Next!
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-08-10
Some Of the Principal Mines and Develop.
ments Thereon The New Town
Of Gold Bun,
The CIendennin Smelter-Interview with
Superintendent Foss.

80 much has been written Of the now "a
nous Barker Mining District that We will
confine ourselves to brief synopsis Of the
real DEVELOPMENTS OF the cann:
, 1881-05-18
DETROIT VS.. TROY.

6pseia1 Dtspateh to Tbs CHICAGO 1rtbun&
DETROIT, Mich., May 17.-Thc finest game
of the season drew about 600 spectators this
afternoon, and resulted In tie second defeat
Of Troy to 0. Tha visitors presented
thelr regular pitcher, Keefe, and tho UctroIts
found HIN much murder to hit tIan Welcl,
whom they punished SO numerically yester-
day. Dsrby's work way even more adulira-
Bile, only three bases being made of h!s pitch
Ing The only error for lie home team was
avid throw to first by Whitney. The leltl-
Ing On both Sides was admirable, fun,bles by
Conno1s aud uankinson alone marrlnx tho
record OF the Troys in this respect. Tile
pctroita arc much strengthened by the accession
PLAYING trlm until AradIey il we'll enough TO
conmeuca work.
1HntnVs- f254 4bG9 89
Troy T...:.'''.:.'.. ....:..:.....:....o -
Earned runs-Dctrut, l.
Fielding erEors-D,trot, |; T<oy,3.
Naah htts-DetrOit. II Troy. Z.
Iwo~bAse hlts-EwlnR, Derby,
Three. base hlt-kniKht.
First bAxe on bAEls-DetroIt, 2; Troy,2.
t1Ftk bans 0n crt0rs-DetrD 1t, Z; TrVy, |,
Left 9u haxeg-nelrott. Z: Troy, q
Struck out-Kntght. nrown, lfanlnn. Wood a.,
Gillsapfe. Eaokluson, kerfs C3l.
Double p!aFa-lfouck, GeIharlt C2), Drown,
Ferguson, Cnunors.
Pissed bnlis-TFoy,1 !.
N'ns--One hour and htty-ave minutes,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
, 1881-05-18
OEc0RATlON-DAY.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 1G.-The following w

SFHlN0F1ELp, ILL.,. may l0.-Iha folloFlng W.
Issued to-day:
:, STATE or ILLINOIS, EXECUTIVE DEpANTxEs1.
etH1A0FIktp. Alay ~, lB3l.-Iha season aEalo
Approaches Whcu WG are WUnt tu set apaft dAy
to celebrate tho patriotic virtues ind Gun.
lnetM,r1ate tho HAorihGes Ut tue fallen heEvts
1t tho Republic by decking tha|r graves With
it0we1. Az n Suite and usn Nation we ara
our history III III that makes people gfrat.
For tue preservation Ut our Natiousl unity, for
the estaolishulont Of tho 4reat pr!gcIple Of uul.
tefSAl atnBrty III our country, lMd heHce1ott9
tho conditions whtuh Inuks ulr gEeAtnesAK4a
prospurity possible. we nro indetfed TO the
vaiur and dsyutiun ut those 10 WHOSE Rrayes "
annually bring tlowery tributes. Lot not tno
soldier dend be- forgotten. LIT ihelr n0ole
nchLavcmB.its live In hauseh0ld story and tas
spirit Of iDlty patriotism which Aetuatsa
them bn kept alive In tue peoples hearts, -, ~
this end |, Shelby u. Cusionl. u''vernot Of lli.
nois, designMtU Monday. tho tDtl lnYo u MAJ. lhs1
IL be observed Us ~ uGcnrution-iAy," ahd GU!
upun tho peupiu Ut this Commonwealth 10 cease
thutr lsu9l lAburs Oh tlt day, atl unite ~ shols
BeverAt localities to gather tho chnlcest hoyels
ut Hpring ail pluG1 thofu upon tho grassy
mounds thats mark the rebtMx place
Ut sleeping hGroes. The observance ot lhl.
lUalltIfut custom wilt strengthen nur aense W
gratitude mid tucreaSe uAr atLhcnment " ous
Gptlntry anu lts Institutions US the Year, " ";
In testimony whcrenf hereto set ny h4n4 ana
cause tue great senl Ut State tu 0e Atlyed uoas
NJ tht UOyernUr; s. ~. cCLLoa.
Ii. u, DEMEST, Hecretaty Of State.
, 1881-05-18
The Queen et E3eaconhflcaa's ..',ad II

The Queen ami Princess nGattsco s.I rnI:hurcn
tomV Of L0rd ueacoslie11 Ut 4s...tv MD ths
~, auturday. April ~. Her e1alesW, nd
Friuceas, attended by the laay'' - ~hrn wts
iurd Cbsrlcs Fitzruy. the latter y y, ~ M open
nnnfnd. Iuik W,ldsr EustIa ~ s'tm M,sa -. nursus
uarriuxt brawn Oy fur Yray1. .hi,au ~" ft,w IT,
Trusted Wis tho arIangemethtt; e.ha d ts ss sasds -
privately ~ was r,ss!1le as'9it ine uuesn, ths
stanyss. At ths Wish. 100. o. ,ns Nv. lint driven
rolto takatl by tho royal ylsstotsr ~ nracunsled
over By tbs late, Earl tDt.,,,.. - 10 Iluyu..
on returning from W1ndsot IT,, es'sf II hIs lAst
snden uppt, tho occasion .ha ivlh If
vlslt to her AaJssty ns,ts'. on chutebyardi
ia Ouesn anl PrIncesa wsrg rgLsI IT. =. tue south
itmwfnn' Win whom they walksu k,.e ~ a fsw tniu'
msrnt al ths church. aud theI!. NILE 'T1.rsl YsIluT
,Sss: atnv wlthIp tie ctIuFea. sa9 III ia lueitHrd
u,nIsct .crt,ss tho KrecuswaFd 70 ~ the vault
sscsvatjt,n iGaiIuR 10 tha openlns n s1oiuHel "
~ I'm IiaacoQsdsId. rhsy Wy we'u su,,.ndaut, who
H. Hrs,,xs,. tAs Queens persys.aa sul erus.
.arr;.,G yery beautiful wtea'n a,theF uu~ed
fnrmvd Ut whits canel!'as ~. ~ from Windsor
hrn1est in tie Noyal carIlass Majesty s.oodd
t.astit,. For u few yecoIis ses .h., Iucns aaa
Inn, the iurf III the bead ot M ~, opea fsult1
.p'ke ei inwm tbs alopluX path ~ Iralflce, Lgf9
,n,i fhan. followed BY Printess lord Chat'ss
9.'xts,n Tia iady- ln- Waitlug ai'o placed fhs
BIZ s,s,.w liked to lbs t~Inb ~ uortI o1ef.
.ra nrss upon the heap ma y. id Vi L1rs
inax whiph completely
UeKcDltdslde cu4uu'
, 1881-05-18
C0l0RED MUSICAL FESTIVAL,

LouisvlLLE. KY, May l7.-Tho ColDrad Must-
cal Festival. which opeuel here to- night, prom-
&sco 10 he one Of the lurKest musical ntfatrs ever
hold by coIored people In this COUNTY,. The Ut.
fair bus been arEuIxsI with QrGat cure, and the
music selected IL ot the highest order. tue
rrltua d0nua, MIss 4. l., slIxnn,an, arrived In
tho city day or tw1 sEo ln0 reheArNsa With the
clueus At tue Opera-t tluuse stls nttarnoon. TIE
e1cltsment oyer que event IT, 10 KEoat among the
Gossa pepy z ~. atssr =. ~
pressing thronx uf applIeuuts fur vlssurs' Tickets
T0-altXht Mtsa Stxhlllan carried tho ohoru4 by
ctety, numbering atxty pafson., nmhrauti,y soupo
u tho 6gst colnreA naslcal snlsnt Of CINCINNATI,
tala OF Esther" III fll! costume, Friday nignt'
, 1881-05-18
MEDICATION OF AN EDITOR,
A..s+.s Ftt..,.,tziS Sr ftLff,t1,, YF{hInf,

MILWAUKEE, Dlay 1.-THE case against WILL
taln f. Cratncr. edltur Ut tho lTiscuMt''. fof ~
legged cr,mInnl ltbcl. began In tho Criminal Cou's
by Matt Elroh, u prominent Iawscr, Il few *eet'
ugo, was dismissed to-day, Judge Miller !sslea.
luz tho lnAtter ut spme length, The SUI ".
out Ut IN editorial attack on FIrch, wha maos.
speech III tnvur Of r. u. vanvakenousFa' ,as
attorney recently fined $a0 for 'a'npefss WV, wv
court records, In which FIrch was called aEs%
prostitute, shyster, and other nnesm mhl. Tourt
damaging tn his g'MHl reputation. ~" ,s,t ss ii
Tbs very wpgyt nu that the lanxu1KG ns tne w ~
iurla( was warruutol when the taet W. ,.asa. !aa
In consideration that Fsren hui ass "a sasY sr.
tory Hpeueh when the srrin0 a1tqr,s' 4ns' r.%, xsa
tilklal lucl without cotntus to trlai, ntT P's"@
fnary exntnluutIuu having been he'u'
, 1881-05-18
DARTMOuTH COLLEGE.

spss.ai plspateh ta 7A' thIs4ao 1',aa".. mat
RosroN, May l7.-Thc Dartmouth ala'u"a '''". I Nv.
to-day and discussed tho present
tween President Bartlett and tito col!eSs
~. Tim provatiax op!aton "aa tha' ,.a,. .us ,hat
deat wus the wrpnx n,an tor hls ppas poan'on, md
bis temperament un!ittod him for nls @ W.T. ,.,.er
lint te 4houla resgu at once, ~ hss sss.hvutl
written BY Mr. Bartlett 'ntii,iaHu Eventually
rcsoIution was adoptca ssknx that . NJ 9 cosa.
tt9aston uy tho TRUSTEES sauosu W ''"'
plOle. aud Impartial.
, 1881-05-18
1r1*trA{H.


ITEMS.
w n Rnnso,r 1ota Traoaurer ri tho f,ht.
"sps.' ,.. 'o >, H"'"is. ., W 'o W.
cnHn & dranu trunk Hallway, llAs been MP
uujnted Deputy Railway Commissioner for
S,l,,,i,n,,
"Ale"i4"''' ..-..
Mr' Ja,tes Wllte ms heeh appointed ngent
OF the Illinois Central at Vernon. in ptnce Of
A "a In,v, r.,,tru., Mr. II n uuttfvn,, hoa
a.. w. no"e .cs'e"eu' ett' - - s,., nn1s". n9
been appointed acting agent at Cedar Falls,
In place Of q. W. 1Iallock resigned.
at. 4. A. Fihln&. teaefal ffe'Rht Agent OF tne
Unson Pncu Railway. Rtvcs notlro that tho
so.,, ,,n rctn,,ycs =" cnmn C,aor ali M"n,,,,,o
.,.,.. W ,.,a'... -. snr ..s,s s..,,.,,. J.,,.,"s"I
aoGess . wishing 70 @ naSo their isol1hs aeiiSered
a. niilon Mtter the cnnhHo ~ terminus aon9!1
~ ~, N trSHM. rs -
''''oneeo " W uc"Feseo ~ LOU terminus psopsF'
Mt. Peecival TNwoii, tho now Genernt t'tsscl,.
is expected to arrive hero tu.tfuy tn xsstiirc
chnrge 0f bis department. Mr.. I.nweii hcrrto-
fore occnpIotl the position Of Assistant General
Manager aud General Tiuket aud Freight Arrlit
Of Tic Burlington & Missouri ,Itivor K5ad III NJ.
br,sku. and is said to be we'll qunlliicl for tho
duties OF bis now pus!t.on,
r.,, ,.,,,,,-.., ,....,z...
, lm9 @ ,s .ur .no Iaai WEEK nuo
, 1881-05-18

HA1IFAx, N. s., May lI.-McKay, OF this
city. publishes proposition 10 row Maggie. OF
St. john, N. B.. and Buckley, of Portland,
Sle., for sweepstakes ct $3.50 each, Offering,
1t the rheo taGes place here. 10 allow 10 each
expgDsts- or fuke tho xauD Rno ~ 10 8t. Joh.,
or row On neutral water. each pAvtnx his wv d
expenste, lntrpendunt Ut thIs otter. hs uhaI.
lcuges Marie - three or four mile t&ce about
July for $SSs0 \ sIdH.
, 1881-05-18
LOCAL CRIME.

Minor Items from the Justice Courts
aud Police Stations.
Charles @. Eyarts, n saf0onkecpcr ut No. 30a5
Stain street. was arrested yesterday on tho
charge Ut selling liquor to m!uLrs. lie will be
tried before Justice summcrileld.
Fred tIubeck. u wel-known thief and bangor
on at houses on questionable reputation, is
locked up ut tho Arsuury, charged With hAv ing
sto'on so till frttn Dora C!atlin, woman oc.
cupyfn8 rooms OH 6tute street.
John Schroeder wns arrested yesterday morn-
Paxton. and bot kel ut tho Mndiaon Street stn-
tlon, chnrKca with selling lqusr 70 minors ntld
will prosecute the case with nIl lta power.
Ephram VEeux, partner Of Joseph In Mon.
tague, who waA recently nwnrdod two ycnrs IN
tho psnltentnry r.,r burglary, was held III x6W
bali to the Criminal Court ny Justice. fnHerso!l
for tho larceny somo two months nRo OF Il trunk
~ y wGarlaF spparel from Mrs; IT. Marrison n q
been recovered.
bridgeport. was held n s5o bull 10 inc Criminal
Court 1y luatlct 1uEetsoI!., up9n Il ehargo of
e snstY e ysSar Gss ss 1a 5
chain Sunday u1ght. tle ilcntttletl Jerke, btit
fnlletl 10 rccognlze bis onutu, tcnry Mcllugh,
who Wis accordingly discharged.
Thonas Williams. u young MN Of % years, is
locked UP ut the Chicago lAvcnvo Sutton
SSy n!us nafTs,slsy Tsstg VIM S'nnF na BE- sss d 4
the corner OF WclIa anu Illinois streets. III tho
cuufse or which Williams drew knife and
ting Il lonk gaafl through bis cont ind vest down
tho left sids of tue breast.
John K. oto,s. u fornes omploy6 at the livery
staols on ChieuKn nysnue: between Dearllorn
avenue anl North Gllrk street, 10 locked up ut
the Chicago Avanue sutton, CharKcd with lMr-
ceny. The story goes that sums time ix0, short
i cut beionKinv t" the pn,psotnr. Ii. q. Web
sier IN the Pncknt OF thu garment hg found IN
, 1881-05-18
THE GLENvlEw SALE.
Special Dtspat<h 10 The Chicago Tribune


LOUISVILLE. KY. May lG.-The annual
sails OF trotting horses, the property Of ]. c.
McFerran & Son, WINS huld At Glenview to-
day. and resulted in the disposal OF thirty.
eight Of the purest bloutted trotters TINT were
ever bred III Kentucky. The crowd In at-
tendance was large. and, III addition to the
neighborho0d turf1netl. embraced 1llany who
cNnle from distant StAtns to purchase the get
Ut Cuylpr. The anlnlats were III 1irst-cIass
fnrm, but llAa not BEEN worked for speed.
Tl!o following Is complete report. OF tho
salu:
l. Ltgntheart. BLACK. years. BY Cuyier tsire, OF
Lucy Euy!eI. trial s:ivht dim Moss Rose, by
VIZ MSsa5s.a ky s ssn0F'oo 's:slH'' Cecil nf0' Dnt
i Legand, oay, years. By Cuyler. dam Mary
Ma%Ssl9e ~ 4s%'Flao Pa'ehsn. a. u, Tfapp.
sas' esst ss; Esr5. " Ase! ss% Ss
i. Marshal K!cber, brown: 8 sears, by cuylcr,
fsu a. ps!sSen ss4 nad by MamoeIno paseheu' ceot!
!. Dakota. chestnut, yearl,ne, by e,cnview,
stfs S';s 4 s. Ja!isn s:lla. H. s. pasno KNOX,
Q. barberino bay, yearlng. by oIeuylew tson
"a tonisn. 's}i William H"Elsi, @ %ashnr,oa. O., siss
t Srs etuwn by yeKR5aS Kan;ekyy " easf s
Maddox, Emlneace, Ky., elu6.
FILL1Rs.
.; Pauline, bsy' years BY cnsler, dam BY
xs fsef Sy ssss Rs,s.n ey Snyls; s%
10. Consecutive. bay, . years. by cuylor, dam
Ellen L9ssle, oy Godiiuat tslro Ct Lucille Gold.
4nst, 2:ldAl. q. E. Jenkins, Evansville. lnd
il. Stletus, chestnut,a 8 yours, by Cuyler, dam
2 s:M pacsnx a1Arc, ty Tctnpcst. Hurry H!shop,
, 1881-05-18

u.orc cretlltahlo ocos1pntiom, Lm sastenancs r.
fsssota!,!n relatives arc much Ha esc sHho.c hlsb,s
inc ."o. u, ths nSot tho family Sss SSsassSrlned ovt,
is hnsef = epeiSyt esssnHy sa nn r. G '6ss..
q nntnrlf'... wnnat IT tho t"an u.Ia adtn,fauan
Wi1 .elI nls aiic of Tho story at ,ha snthositud
, 1881-05-18
CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED.
Epxf4a{ pttpaleA 10 IAs CAseapo Tribune,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May l7.-lt was re-
solved at a nlsetiag Ut the stockaolltta OF
the Cincinnati, indianapolis, St. Louis i
Chicago Railroad, held In this city yesterday,
to increase the capIta! stock OF tho Company
from S4,0O0000 to Sl000,Oo0, the additional
funds bong Intendsd tnr tho building and equip
luaut OF 4 new road from kaukAkoa to ssnnuu,
which will Five thurl connection With the Chi.
cAKO l. iock leland, improvements Ut tho
tnatn track arc akau contemplated.
, 1881-05-18

sr. Louis, May IT," LAfrlQuc,H a new
AatlricAl comic opera, music by ". e. McCtecry.
prominent YOUNG society man OF th!a cty, III
libretto hy viii Schuyler, an amateur artist, aop
Of thu Rcv. Dr.. Schuyler, WI. successfully pre.
ReIltcl for tho first tfme to largo and eutbut.
astiu audience at the Olympic Theatre lnsl oIgnt
situations clever, md, On the who!e b;pduc.
uou highly credltubta 10 tho h0aB talent 20.
gagged in :ts crcatton and present action.
, 1881-05-18
PASTORAL,

Special Dfspateh 10 7ns CAteaeo Tribune.
WArEnEowa, Wis. May l7.-The lsev. Father
spAth has BEEN transferred from Bt, MAry's
Catholic Churon. Thteasea, WIS.,, to the pasturate
kay Jusvnh Molrr, who will yislt Europe Tor
the bple4t Of bis heHllh.
, 1881-05-18
MICHIGAN.

ANN AlHon, Mich, May 1.-THE llom.,
pathlc State Medical Society met her, aIu. ,@I,r
III its twelfth annual session. An atass.i' i
Of welcome was delivered by Prot l'Ias :
Allen, Of the HOMEOPATHIC CoIIese ,oa N '. .
tespoiiss by DR.. .. K. Long, Of IouIa ps pn,' !
dent OF tho Association. Eight uow m.,,,sr ,ss'
were admitted to the Society, and tho sr' ,.stse.
aon from tie Association Of Or. Charles p,,. H..
sinRs. OF 4etrolt, was accepted utter sorus ~ IN.
Huire, Of detroit. Il: q. NAuse, Of TccunMsshs ~ ss
y; Grants q Lowell. und u. Rorabeehct a q
Litnnileid' This eveuluy bunquet Mi tsI5 " y
, 1881-05-18

PHILADELPHIA, May l7,-Th!s was the
first day Of the Spring trottlng meeting ut
Point Breeze Park,
The raee for the three-n,inutc class was
won by Princess, Ellie taking the first hent.
Time, 2:J3h, @19. 1850 2:2aA, The race IN the
a:.s. class was won by Alexander who took first,
third. and fourth heats. kubert h1cGreHor taking
8er0ni Jersey Boy secured third place. Time,
a:sa:.sA, 2;;2a22. 9a4sJl 1:.9h.
, 1881-05-18

CINCINNATI. O.. May l1.-The Directors OF
tbs Cincinnati, Hamilton j. Dayton Railroad
are this aftesuoon In consultation with tle
authorities ut she Cleveland Columbus. Gin.
ctnnati II Indianapolis Railroad 1t Is be-
llevea tbs matter OF consultation has raferauee
, 1881-05-18
RELIGIOUS.
Annual Exercises OF the Morgan
Park Seminary.
Dinner Of the Alumni-Miohigan Ave-
nue. Baptist Church.

PSYCHOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
The fourteenth annual Commencement Of
tho Hhptlst Unlun Thoolngtcal Sonnnry was
bold yesterday morning In tho Ftrat Church,
cnrner Of south purk nvanue and Thirty-ilrst
Btrret. Tho attcnlnnco was quito lArge, and tho
rcRnlnr addresses wero Intnrspetacd with vocal
and Instrumental selections.
Tho following wRs the program: Piano solo,
lcethovun'B" " Moonlight Bunata," g. l.. Morrill,;
invocation, tho ttev. U. q. Loslnor: vocal iGet,
Messrs. 3foWnllo and Fumes: addresses, "The
Christians Life-work Pun Ut t}ud, 4. II.
C"rman; :" Divine sovorelsnty aud iiuuaa
Fseedu'n," J. l.. Cheney: .'rle THREE urcat
Missionary Epochs." J. ". contcy: "Propbeoy,
K,otss? ots?"ro:!pa @s,eton ,Ss Il Ar. chs:
Es,s EIs, sa r3e e & 95,,!' !S,r Hs 1,Gnssw ssss:
D. Bnuttgr: " L0yalty III tho Pulpit q. Il. star.
WNic aid Mrs. n. e. Hnckbec. an,l tne- ."cer,.
nataon Aymn' oy tho congregation: Tha ICY.
~ 1t daress u s md p
by j. 7. !;ums, no boxoloEy, anu tho benodietIon
a!u.nnl adjourned to the iinnur III tno Palmer
!luusc. a llst Ut the xr,dautos was printed In
The sSr tho Seminary gave
the anti!tht b!nquel ln tho htternp'u III the
Palmer iloaae, tug oceaso, being thS fourteenth
Facuity VI tho Seminary, several leltdtng uap-
sst 3 fhs q nsy H. Eoo o,ss 81 eavo
Dan. Wis, presided. tho afler-din,ier speucncs
were Drcfactd With lnusio fsunl THO Seminary
quMrtut. Mr.. A. II. ChrMAn spike In u happy
vcln III behalf Of Tho gra.luut!aF class. OF which
he vas = ,,I nesnSer. me ney: 4: n. Ar,,ola was
tn ycSrs Of 'ph ths n urac ts vn ;o
xprk WIN zsaI ~ tho l,apti:t case: 1ho Hey:
tho sentiment. - =. TIC Summary as MiHsioa-
ary." Dr. y: ". Northrup, President Of the
sssm|nary: s foowe1 t @ ssatK ta. ths bFa Sf
na s6oy we % 10
hearty cntperation OF tho alumni. Tho institu-
uon va tn PAIL. nnd would b. unit! tho t.!nd
was that Ut educating Tho lcaders ct the Church,
which w1s tho highest work On eurth. Sncceas
tns.Itu ' ion II tue u NurtnSsss. :rho Ss, resaeas ]
thunKht tho closing ycAr was one OF tho most
prosperous Pr! for The se.a!nary, auu ho believed
ill., Jobasoo. of noston. also spoke Of tho
foosinR. II hn.l i larger nu1Ssr ii sraduatas
han any 1y 1shgF ntu,9n a o. TIE ka ~ ths
rio isus. ". II. Lawrence, Law ] H. u. D.. d. coneratu-
lnted tito donomtnatlon On tho excellent prog f11s
.o needs ~ sa snau % s 'nA'
~, Or; John Gordon, ?. D.. Also spokc, and then
pr Lor!tner. who tnouKat the tm9 had eolne
io Hon. Ss Tsoy xanied nc it' 70 riso = "i II sIS III b.
Prsafdent Of tho Association, ,lis, spoke. '''' .
tho que Hundred and Flftisth Fsaim, Singing It
A. tho meeting Of tho Alumni Association tho
following officers wcrc chosen: presdent. 4. I.
4. l.aekbur... of Lafayette, Ind; Secretary, tho
iiey. F. g Taylor: y r. CnSaRe; @ H., Trsnsuscr, tho
uress bv II. c. MHbe. ot indianapolis: aitcrnltc,
, 1881-05-18

SAN FnANc1aco, May l7.-Keene VA vel.
comed BY n large md pnth.,sIAstic audience lait
night. ,fhoro woru numerous aosal gifu
, 1881-05-18

Winehessar's 1aypoph oapt,ltes
will cure oonsutnpFou, coughs, MeAk lunyA
brnachltls. and general dsGlllty. Established
tweNsYsuue years.
, 1881-05-18

tne 5WltthH'eN tild M cnllSc ~ strlke. these
men, It Is claimed. arc better paf.l III pr0pnr-
thl, than, any other rntlron!l ,cllployts,
nnd for this rrusun they hah bnt III
" synil,ntiv fr.m anyhnIty u their efforts
dnuNt md mich i, do with tho sudden collapse
Ut tho strike.
Thc outcome or tho swltcbmcn's atrlke will
rru0Hhly prevent further strskcs III tho i1nrt tt
nccrsM switch .nYhe. and brakeman vim lavn
viii nj tiouUt be FrantrI their re,u.st. ss tho
orarwork any Ut. their mon. a maturity Of tho
rnnus INV pay those men by tho hHllr. Hhrh Ia
every hours w,,rk iiicy 10. ','
hoy VIZ 81 H""s s
with their ,rc.,. and that i thoy shoud aErce 10
ply ths sanie waass;: tar tho aaine s!nas Or work
general striko on atl tho ronds will aKnn bo III.
augurated. yet It y hlxhly probable that tue
viii quit work IL or,ier 10 secure tho sat,is
Mwngcs that othcrs Of tleEr cll.ss are getting.
Wnlio these r1'n!s might succeed tn filling tho
Will causo thcn cGnsittcr,blp trt,uhte afIu dam,
age, ~ hns boon proven by the lnio strikes. II
Wark III wt az asoasa ana
strikes will become less frequent.
A COMMISSIONER SELECTED.
The Western Trunk Lines Association
held nnotter meeting yesterday fur the pull
pose OF selecting Commissioner In plate Of
Mr. James Charlton, who declines to accept
the proferrud position. nil the roads except
the unMnibal j. vt. Joe being represented.
All tie names mentioned for the position
md reported in Yesterdays tribune wore
canvnsse1, md aftrr a number of ballots Alr.
W. II. Dlxnn, ut present Gcneral Agent Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee j. st, Paul at st.
Paul, wAs chosen for the place. AR. Dixon
~ toH hrt fnlu NH t,f },t
, 1881-05-18

NItNtE AND SltAKE ALIKE.
CINcISSArI, o.. A[ny l7.-ThD Directors Of
tho Cincinnati, Itnmlltnn s. Dnyton as,,d of
the Cleveland, Columbus, Cl,lcl,tnntl & lndl-
annl,nlIa flnilrt',is hnvn nprecd mp.n tho terms
of cnns'ntInn. Tho A,nrcA nf bnlh ss,,,pnntrs
pc,psItion 10 to bo submitted tU tho stock-
holders.