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OBITUARY..

MAI. GEORGE .. MARCY.
, Mai. Georgc D. Marcy. Of the llrtn Of
George .. Marry j. Co., Of this city, died
yesterday morning IN Cleveland with lnflalI-
1,lataon Ut tho bowels, after all Illness Of two
weeks. Auj. Marcy, was born In Conncctt-
cut, a,lu was ut tile time of Ills dunth In tho
very primo Of life, Ills agc being n. lle
graduated. with l,nor IN Trlnlty CoI!egr,
w,ls glass ,poet, nnd tllon, begun tue usual
!yg'll studips. ~ tho outbreak Of the licbcI~
lluh lte enlisted IN thu First Connecticut Cav-
nlry,, atltl. utter tree years' servcc, wns l.!s.
TIRED out II, fnit Major. i3arInx the
SlGf1a" 2niiai rudy T. I'll tl;o c,',,n SsaMdoah
!.!c regiment, ntll WIS twice, takcl prisoner,
but cscnpGa bUttl times. Snntl afttr tho
close Ut tic. War lie went to Springfield, IT,.
mud bcglH Tie prActlc9 Ut law, tho tirin being
Ct!llusn, Iane L. Marcy. llo subsequently
reli'lulsEle.l Ills profession. 'lowever, be-
caiI!G MI nEeht Of it.vcstorS IL Western s.
ycnrs Tic trtt of Ueorea q. Marcy t Co. itus
becn Que Of uIa leading Investment lIoises
~ thu West. Personally, Maj. Marcy WAS Il
highly caInt,Alloiuble 9rntlGnlnii. Ills
friendships wure str0tlg aid Ills friends TILT
numbered. III tho very prime OF his itfe le
i'ls bee!. called liencc and many friends wlll
IL Springfield fur tnterlicMt.
Hpfctat Dlspdtth to The Chteaoo 1rtbuHe-
C1.EyE1.ASD. o., Aug. Jl.-tse0rxo q.
Marcy diell suddenly ut thc F"rcst City
1!0llsc curly this Ilurlltng Of inflammation Of
tn, liver. lie is the senior ilsmbcr :, Of the
stuck.nrukers, ulld cams to Cleveland two
weeks agt to ntteHtl To soinu business. Ills
friends will arrive from Chicago tomorrow
| to take cl1Argc Ut the remains.
, 1881-09-01
SPORTING EVENTS.
Tho chicagos Again Successful
at 0etroit-Score 10
to 3.
Cleveland Beaten bJ Dufrnio, Troy By
Boston, and Worcester By rroT.
ftlencc.
Races at Hamplan Park, Columbus,
Brighton Beach, Bradford, CAM
bridge, ILL.,, Etc. :"
CHICAGO W.. DETROIT.

CHICAGO W.. DETROIT.
sr<etol I,tspateh 10 The Chteaoo TRIBUNE.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 3t.-'lhere wcre
about i,5o0 people nut t sec today's game.
which WIS beautiful exhibition on tllo part
OF tho Chicago tcaln. Derby's lalne shoulder
prevented ',ln from pitching, nfd Muilahe
occupied the pitchers box, although Ills
right hand Ind been lanfed tth day before.
t;crliardt touk third. anA played 1t finely.
The crowd was quito l!burat In Its applause
III tho magnificent work done by tie Chica-
gos, an unusual thing for u Detroit basc-oatl
crowd. Knight won the toss, and Goro led
oil with Int groulder, which bounded
over liouck's head. Da,rympie's fly 10 right
enough, however, to catch Gore ut SECOND OH
tho forced run. Dalrymple reached second
On balls called, giving Kelly first, stole third,
and reached home Of, Anson's tnt!eld lit to
Mullul,e, who furn1led tho ball. In tie
second, llouck scored OH his own double
and passcd ball. Chicago, by punching
lifts in the third made live runs. Singles by
DaIrymplc, A,,son, Burus, nnd Sls0l, Il
double BY Flint, Mullnne's wild throw to
sccund, anti null by Bennett Of liouck's
throw aided IN the work. Eacfl team scOred
one III tho seventh; tho Ehieagos otr Ke'ly's
single aud clever base stealing; the Detrnits
off llouck's home-run. Tlle Detrotts added
another lit The eighth, through l'owell's
single and Knights two-bagger. Chicago
finished the run-xetting By .utding three more
to their score, oil singles by Kelly and A1,son,
Bennctt's passed bail, aid rroy's tumble.
CDrXlruls's IT ror WAS not costly. being Il wild
throw to first, while oil the Detroit errors
directly affected
THE SCOtIE:
, 1881-09-01

1i..ns '"' '-~ -' ~ ~ '@
""0e"'
Thu Common cnnnel Committee on wharvos
and Public urottsls hayd Invited tho President
81 tho llI!nn,s CcntrAl 10 confer With thotn nfat
Tho ,cnuronohn,cnta Ut his ROAD on tho II,ko-
Fruit.
I, wuuId bo we'll for tbo ,r,1vctculor Of t,no
bis nssstn,,t Hill jtci,,rc W. nn,,t vnnw in ~ sIt,
~ rtghf ana thirs n.Imhin ~ t.,r4 ~ Adtsrnusc
With i great deal Of whiatIlng.
A co,,,a,.,r n,,,,r~od r., +bo N,r.t ta,nrch ronr
tho 9as.so,,.o yesieroy @ notwpcn tho VIZ
nMnrtsn Iosar n"r nt1,o.,,ny r., .hn ,rrnv ~" ~
nnrtinn ~ t,'.Ss ,ns,cn r,rr,nr ~" '"e ''u''"'
b"..'o't VI 'e' '''""o' f'Hs'as'
Tho pr.petter tohgh 9t tho At'c1or firm e..
.!ays axu. arr!sel II port laso TuesIlAy n'Yht.
The Captain u tho steamer wns competlG.l TO
got hur or. md II Ia this freight rupnrtcd fruln
lnrt Huron In yestGrt!ay'a TH1nuNK III seou
tloat!n4 on Lake huron by passing stoAnIGrs.
wh!ci, gayc riso to The etlpt,ns,tion TINT soros
enl1iBtnl had occurred between IN Archnr Limo
bout md sone unknown craft. Tho l4nh!Rh 10
!eAklnR souc. 1lnkinK about ny 'nGh or wntor an
hnE. lItlt ltlo u!l.lhXe tn her, II nny. ennndt nG
Mscerta!elct until her cargo Of enMi Il ,iioaet.
, 1881-09-01
ATHLETIC

To-Day ut y, ILL.,. ut Mike l1cD0nalt1's,
john L. Sullivan, tho heavyweight clla,l-
plor boxer, will meet the unknown" WHO
llAs accepted Ills offer Ut so t., spur him fur
rounds, Marquis uf Queeilsbury rules
Sullivan lrt.lr,lesl yesterday from Mount
Clemens, MlclI., where he l,us been taking
exercise Ut un athletic nature. Billy Muu.
tlell, Ills traincr, nlso accompanies HIN. aild
viii spar with Il welI-ktawit loenl bUxer ut
Sulliyalt's Athletlc entertainment Saturday
next " Mccormick llnll Tho "ui.-
llent CanautuM athlete. u1lu Is considered
yury pruticinnt III the nlMnEy art OF setf-tie-
fellsc, ,l,d will tfou1tless make very Inter-
csting performance.
, 1881-09-01

views With tho steambnat agents yesterday thoy
ehoi, sintet that arrangements t1aii toou uade 10
scss Ut TINT BY luko lid mil. Thu n9ents hnva
I,srncte,! tho!r con pan,o: ' ot tier astton, md
a. a. inast f"r ths tltno bcinx Ihs strikers cain
tho ativnru on Tho grounds Tint thoy nrc liuGin
tn i,n called upn, o. work bnAt at any Ting,
Il proimblu that during tho full mo,,ths t6s pla1
OF hiring men and paylug them monthly sHluflea,
s'ss s i xsss g ssSH*' y 'ss XII e
hupnd for by all cu,ecrRed."
ttE wn1t1.t,s'r III 1u1nnED.
Tho OsweHn Palladium hrs tho foflorinR frnm
Kingston: "frstert1ny tho Schooner Sligo nr.
sSS ssap"sscls @ i s %hea H i;sr 10 oa aax tue
she rouftf carry no sueh toaI In tho ..rnft ii
wntor. IL ATTEMPTED ~ dischnrYo nofo1e lenv.
T0So b." nSd 2" c'c e.
bishois short. Aitcr. dischNrgtilr th!s evening
be Fcpatl by tho c1evAtlpg cotnpnuy ut 1oledD.'
hrlLl. IN TIE land or r,te t.tvISu.
liuffnlo Efnre.s: Capt. Edwnrl fltz4crnld.
w Il te Fs I'D 1t SS x ~, 'S IL o y; ~;
yt,stor.lty, AMI wI.hes us tn enrrcet lilo nistuko
which tho Journals in question hRvo tnaln by
wainhn'an on Tho proprIler 1'hlll.lc,rh!a. il
which vessel Capt: F!txxerakl mover sni!et'; iio
a nY GS ops rs unae bat a @ o xo fo
solno tiinv ln tho tug huslness on Luke ontarlo,
mud sntiet tho tI,E q. p. anynlour for Mcssrs.
some Of his Old frlends.''
TIE NEW wEtLANp CANAL.
Toronto Null; "1ho new wc'land Caaal From
AIanbnrH 10 Port l,nthuuBiu Is INV .ilIod to
magnificent sight. The CHANNEL Gu,ng of Rren.
wblch supplement- sns shnrt levels, tho Dsaly of
wntor is in,tnonse. Nuysr.holcss. 10 .n'e,nps
ff4 hG,lII IN
, 1881-09-01


PoNV HURON, Aug. D!.-passcd up-Propcers
O9umaw, Dswcgatchie anl barges, Cornorun mud
eunsort, teennoy and cunsort, Allegheny and
burgess: schnompra Iioboko.l. Camden, It, j. VIII
coz. Il. F. Hrttcq. Atnoriea; steauicrx City Of
Cleveland, Florn, poasl,
uown-lropeilcrs polawarc, 0scota. badger
State, Antelope aud barges, 1ron Duke and con-
sort, David ". Nust With ]. q. Harrison and eon.
sort, City Of Coacord aad cousort, tug iorrcut
mud ruff
Wind wost, fresh. Weather fine.
FUlsr ltCuDN, MIch., Aug. Hl-7:N p. H.
Passod up-rrupeurs Vanderbilt, minneapolis,
uohry Howard utld hnrHos. Ropub!lc antl eotl-
2urt, l3ay City An9 barFGs; sehs,uner Southwest.
DawA-Propullcrs C0nrstn9a, Nashua, l..
inan and schooncr Il, ~. Unvls; suho0tlers II. II.
sco'o, Pathfinder, Lconard llanna, aud Monl.
tUr. -
Wind southwest, light. Wopthor Que.
MAltQuKTrE.
Special Dbpateh ta 1tas Chleado 1rtbHnA
MANQUErTE. Mivh., Aug. 3l.-Passcd up
Propeilcss Atlantic a1,d Cltyof rromvnt.
I'uysctl down-prupsIter PuelIlu.
Arrtyul-l'ropa lrum AEo aud n. X. Fairbauk;
sehuonor itotndcer.
Clcascd-rropei!er Iron Ago; sehooncrs Iron
Clltt aud 0cno4,
Spseta. Dupaseh to n. Cateasu Jrftunt.
AAEQukTTE, Mich.. Aug. al.-Arslvea- -tr0pcl.
loss 4. Eses0tt, Supporter, and Hpasta; luz sams-
sdn; suhoonors +, il. Morse. War1nuatoa, sar-
uuaky. sumatru. s. II. Klmbal,, seuator. n.
,'9 9sa:sd.fSpsI!ss; Ssa@SsrIs'g, ,sheoners
juan Nattin. A.c. Cleveland, N. Muir. Hoody.
nuvrALO.
apsttlt Dtspateh 10 1ks En.lesqp TtfbRns.
Ar!xona a'.d chiaa, 1raiu, Dulutl. propuilrrs
t,aa. "a; t;,i.|a Hhn tfHaer tSn WI n Vonisr.
, 1881-09-01
a COLONEL UNDER .noNApAsrE.
Spkftal 0npdfeh Eo 1ns f.hfeann Tribune.

IioLLASn, Mich. Aug. :tt.-sfr. II. j.
Costur, aged about o.. died oil his farm. one
mile east from Elcre. yesterday, nftcr few
days' itiness. Mr. Costcr was II lIoiiandcr by
birth, anu III Ills curly ehlldhoull went to
Fralca with Ills parents where he after
wards wus married to ono of tic Imperial
Cnurt inlieS 1lc scryrt III tho French
WIS rtvl ut ttat time, liz raised uld equipped
q regiment Of liuasAra ut lii, own expense
md becan,e its colonel. lle leaves Ills wifo
alltl one married son. Ife Will he buried to-
;tay. Fnr MANY years he tas bcel book.
spoke several languages.
, 1881-09-01

Special Dtspatel! to Tbs chicago Tribute.
MILWAUKEE, AUG. Ii.-Thpro wns II good to-
1nunsl fur voss1ls totIny, anA rates ruled llsn,.
ChartGrs: To BuTuin-Schouncrs HNvolurd, ".
t;toikar. Moonlight, atld fnfrrllcr, LII. .UJJ buah-
els Of whcAt Ut cents. 10 KtuEston-Schooncr
Coulauehc, y UO1 hiiYlota ur wi,cnt Ut ~ ccnts
to uuticric.: sullooncr I.ay stute :.uI0U bushr!s
of wh1at ut . celits, frs'u ur hArhor dues Anl
ctovMtion. Tim Canadian srloUncrs Nurwny
md Blbcrn were also e1,strtcrctt IL lD1sl tilber
ut WhItc Luke hEd IudIilgtun. rcapcuttvely, for
Kingston ut VI cents per lv00 cubic teot,
Ar CLEvEi4aNp, ..
Sp4:!at U4tpAsrh a9 1As Chicago 3fbuHt.
CLEyEt.AEtt, o., Aug. observation-disclosures
Columbia, Canl tt EhcnKn ut fl.m Trtu; prb-
lMur Wuttsaurc nnd cu,surt Brunette, Orc rs
gu1iabu to CtuvciatlJ. prvMtg terms; Hrhuuner
Oueunt, coAl to Choag0. private tGrts,s; schooll.
or j. $. la'rbmr1st cnl. Toledo 70 Marquette q
cents lrco; talhul- -prnpullcr Jntlntllnh seOrI!tu
vAte t1rmB.
At NuEFALG, NJ,
Special Dlspatth to 1fs uhteaae Tribune.
fsuFi.ttt}, n. r.. Aug. observation-disclosures
Senator Etot1, tt'nl tO pnrt tiurH, ii cunts, and
wneat buck ut l:s cents; schoa1lnr 0ut1U Phs-
lior. coal to Ch!chKu. $l.id: schaoucr sarcHgo;
cunt 10 Milwaukee. $t.lU; schooner Atmosphere.
coa 10 Toledo, u ce1tts: schooner l.. Ecnt0n,
euMl to Datrult, 80 cents.
Cluat frclYhts unchanged.
At oswENO, N. =.
SpAIrl Ds.aeh to Tho Chiea2o Irtbare.
OswE1o, n. Y, Aug. W.-ChurterA-S Schoonera
John a{ugce, Guiding Stur, nnd Jnmafca cual to
Chicago ut F..E gross tnli.
, 1881-09-01
TEMPERANCE.

bpse3a@ UsapdtFN 70 TN Cht<a30 1F16HHt.
JASEsyl1.I.E, Wis, Ang. 3l.-A temperance
convention wus IN sesslon here lust evening
NIL today. closing ills Afternoon. 4 coul.-
ty organization WIS pagfeetsA for securing q
prol1lbltory law. Thu following 0Illcers were
Vicp-rresiieMt, i. s. iioxic, Co"ksvllle; See.'
rNtary. 4. j. ltgllugg, ja,lesytI!u; Treasurer.
Jalnea Sutherland, Jn'!csyl!Ic. .Am0ng tie
sLes!kets present wuro 4: l'nxtot1,t CIicngo;
o.lSe. Appleton; 6. ID. Hastings, Madison;
R,ll others.
, 1881-09-01
BUFFALO VS.. CLEVELAND.
Spscfdi D!sp0tth TO Tx Chicago Tribune.

BUFFALO, N. y, AuG. 31.-Tho Clcyeln1.tts
made their lastappearallce OF these;.S0n here
today, and were defcated by q score Vt 5 to
s.. The gal,'e WAS sorry exhibition of fetl-
Ing Oil tile part OF The Bailalos, while ut bat
both clubs pounded tho tall NIL OVER te field,
the DuiTnlos far exceiilng the visitors, how
eycr. Clapp returned In time to catci, Mt
Cornfck, but gaye lin pour support. Rowe
Caught Calvin III fiue for1,t. Tile visitors lad
bad luck III not bunchtng their hits, and II,
the eighth !nni,sg got bases ill!c.l, with but ONT
out. Clapp und Dull'up, llowcycr, loft theln
thorc. W!ttu playe.t sceuiml for the lsiso,is
very poorly, having four crrors. Droutisrfs'
play ut first was also defective, and Dratlley
played a puur third TOR tho Forest Cltys, Tho
Mmplrlng pf bradley WAS rs pDor as the play-
Ing Of the Clubs ali4 kicking was largely Ill
duIged III by nil tlio players, a1!l tho crowd
rs we'll. Foru littte tuu great inulsercti0n
tialv1n WIS iinctl $40.
ftuilUs- = 3 ! & O 7 50
Cleveland. a..............: ! Q ~
''i Earned rans.i,ilnlo. q; Cleveland, =.
Total .cltl!nx errors--tlnnalo y; Cleveland. u
Isnsu h!ts-!!utTlln, IN: ClevelAnd.S Il.
Twu~baso hlia-firouthars, DrAdley Gel, PHIL
..Thhrec-baso hi,s-0'l.ourke. Richardson, Drou-
First buso ou batls-Cloyciand, ].
First hnse I'll cCEur5-uutfAlu, =: Cleveland, !.
fItsaSS Sa Hssws.is; 8; c'eye!aaa,1
Double piays-!lratloy- y-Dunlap'phlllps tsl,
Wild lpItuhGs-AIcC0rnlfck.4 l.
rlme-rwO hUura atid nftceu minutes.
Ufuplrp-nrAl(pF.
, 1881-09-01
A WONDERFUL INVENTION,

AfF. C0llveFsa Clonuut, Of EvNnsv!lle, lIs1.,
has Mt tho Grand laciiic uld will exhibit
there during tomorrow what promises to b.
Il .,snt.st alld valuable fnyel,tlon. II Is an ex.
iig, a.iap,able to any a,iKfes. i;y lts u,sa,,s i
UhRMhtr eail be elcanesl Ullt ut tic f0ut Uf q
str4ixl,t arl!l's!iatt IN ally. Kind Ut .nutcrial
TA!s .ifcrls a.. opportunity Ia ebta!. !i'.cl,
greater explosive tores thu. is possios Wl2vrs
totu Ut straight sIlatt,
, 1881-09-01
WEST POINT.
Bhsefal In bnfth to Tia Ehtedoo 1ftkk

LAFAYETTE, ln.l.,. aug. M.-'r'.s gentle
lnal who passed the luoat satisfactory oxnl,l.
a,,ation for the appointment 10 West Point IL
afr. 4. +. Alc3fursuy, 1T Frankfort, Clinton
Cnnnty. THO golnn!lttcc huyV not nntlilel
him. but ttoEo Is nO doubt tllnt Congressman
Orttl VII! award him uiq coyetel prize, To
10 pass n satisfactory physical examination
ut West Point, thu committees will designate
all alternate, but haa INT yAt lauu W.
, 1881-09-01
TIE LUMBER TRADE.

Hptetat pJpateh 10 The Chicago Trtbunk+
1;Agv BAu1SAw, Mich, Aug. Ji.-Thoro WIS
shlppcd lurlllr the mouth Ut August from tho
saxlunw ilivcr H,.4,,::lD fcut or lumber. Tho
shipments flom this river by wntor from tho
opening Of navigation to tlnto wnru: Lumber,
All, ,4;p;iaI foot: IutH, ,.tI, ,0D pieces; shn9es,
y. ls! ,AN; Btnycs, l,:Gi.6l. For tho sniuo t!r,u
tho past yoar the lu utnbcr shipments wcrc 5l5-
UO0,UQu feet.
2tusKEuoN.
spteial Dtspdtth to 7ht Ehieado Tribune.
AtuxKEuUN, Mfs:h,, Aug. jI.-Clenrlnees to-
dny, twenty. Lumbur shipments. 1!u31,0SS feet.
, 1881-09-01

EAruc1 ru,1s-ChlvnK0. 4: uetroit,a,
1wI,- -btse hits-F!int, Knight e., liouck.
Hume run-ffuuck.
-, First huhu ou bntls--ChtuAgo. :: Detroit. j.
EtssI base on ttrr0rs-Ehcart,, j: Detroit, l.
ilHtta agalleA--CDrcotnu. III: Milllune. It,.
Strikes cAl!cd--t'0rcarr.n. IL: Slniunc. IL.
Loft On hascs-ChfuaHo, U: Uutruit. I.
Doublo piays-liunck, Pnwcll Houck.1roy-
Powell.
Struck nut-kcliy, nenMctt, Troy.
Passed 0Nlis-Fliht. !: Iienuctt /.
Wild pltGhG-CorGUrut,, I.
Ttmg-Twt hours aud tell mtautcs.
UMpIrt-DOe.ctct.
, 1881-09-01

Special Dhnafeh to Ths Chicaao Tribune.
Qu1ScY, ILL.,. Aug. 81.-1he State Fire.
men'a tournament begun tolay by n gra.d
parade OF seventeen companies md about
III men. accompanied by the city officers.
Tie. first contest was that Of look bladder
companies, 100 yards, NIp and Tuck, of
Monmouth, lnnlu the rui, alll mounted tho
1atttcd III i!fty-thrce seconls, but it WIS sle-
c'led, On account Of IL b!untler, t' selld the'n
ag'ltn. Young America, Ut Decatur, rim
i!ext, bnt tile gong fa!jetl to report liz ltue.
knuXylii1. 0t, Knoxville, rAn til forty.suycM
seeol,tls, mud then Nip ui,d Tuck nude a.l-
other falsa a; ;start, mud tbs !lnlsl. wns then
contest, zoo. yards, tu unrool l00 yards Ut
l!Dse, break coupling nl.d milk nnzztc, the
following rttti with tic a1ttlcxed results:
Sccoiufx.
E!uoradn. MO- Dc9htlir. .tV:a
Waterwlton, Ny. :, Quincy. .9:i<
t,n. u estpH ~
hestnt. ~, !, u I'eoAtur'.. ......,........!l!t
!.ltthil9'li, Nt' QUA
nGx!tf, Ho 2. 4atnuy,.- y,.-.................+..H
itHaHhStes ~. 4.s+ts.ts .ot1
k'Eet9 VI stb4lAot.++ ma
Tlnro waS ? great crowd, and tie ely
WIS guy Will. tlngs mud eyDrgreu,ls.
, 1881-09-01

C,AI!o, ILL.,, AuE. 3l.-Alt tic cuUperstt0ps
III tho city suspended operations yesterday
utt account Of ssfske On the isast af tho
coopprs, who nunlbernyer u hundred, Tl!e
coopers .leu,sllu III ll'crrase Vt two eeiits per
b,1rrei, Ille slluts buye been pAying l31l3
cUl,ts tscr bnrrcl, wlltuh tbs pguprl1t0rs say Ii
alt they cull 1Iny uhiess ut tllrraasu cats 6a
Obta.nGtl fr0Il, tic lnllls, w to thu present
Wr,t!nx The strike still Exists.
, 1881-09-01

ae4'ss. hatn1n u Hue. mpnagora Of tho
e0!o0 Towing Line OF tugs. havo eaca Of thom
ntl,tI,eus Assoc;n,,n,, rc,a,tvo n ,ha wb,s,.
H., n.sno H ,,,, 49,. ~, - o
Ivy ,,, nusance: tnoy WI! put .ho lcanlht.on
tpce With tho city oron.1nccs. Can't. flarmun
n,s TINT thnv hnvo 1,cu,, nta,n,lrrxIooa viii
nsatd to M tho.r POSITION. The poInt he nude nude
.as TINT as nuno or bis bouts had ovor boon
tined for ,Iola.!ou If tho Inv avulust excessive
@tmmoderato wbissi.us, he ought not 10 be pitt
. ihs expense Of putting on tho new whistles
fn'ess there was soao actaal complaint OF a
Violation Of the law as 1t stood ocforo tho rcoont
es"e 10 to tne new arrangement. he did pot Wish
nasnd ont, and 70 ho won't arostud to 500 hlr.
,eryey tct wccn ,,sn ronrut mi ,ntoiitvcut man
could onIy result #, unsI. Th" lnw ,vi|I Ia ct,,n
piled viii and tt,a s,iits .iIstnis.ni' "' W
p1sprnATr v,n,,r nrr,y,.rS nm c.pr.,ra
Tia lort Il, I'm r.,,.a ~ ~. Vas.e,1 Ha,,,".,,
fasus rnnanw ~ 'v sear ac 'nr.,
h4 ths eceno Of il rnttInv ijTrnv. smnI chmrina
Nuucy, of sho tip ticorns H. MsCinian. roreiy.
ss a I kif ~ s,,.' ~ hnnfs Ing ~ rHp H. ao
Gu!fe, Captain of tie liz + Z. T,nvinr' u,iirs,
tsr a|ant tiero wns :, Tin - ntxtGevfi, aircat
Bridge, and tt IL allernu TINT Mutiliiro rnn ills
tuTph Tho itao u thG atcCtultti, which htttt g
aesca Ths c',sa aG paox n wne to fo
ss1tnptAtps. In syhinh tt,ronts ~ whin raf.h
other we.e freely n,,,tjn. nnf t,oti,Jpv Iai,ns n
asquarrel at tic ti1ne. Ycstcrtiav t5Iorninr. nt
20 hour named Huoye. Mct1virc Vas sittiur in
bin Ii he atIi} ,vmnt.i ft, III. ~ ~ Mn.,, H.,
Gu1e replying in sn rt,,niivc M.,ss,.s s,r,arlr
d sunrEiaIoft g aS9 of tho iigtt drew the atseiitott
0vnels' Tuwiny Assm"in'I.,,r I, ,,hm NV ,vaa ~,
ha duck i, 10 linz ""' oru ~
seat In ami scnnr,Ifrd fho ,,'c,,' tctfInn thc,s
they must scttIa tnr ,,1ifHrc"r"s rtsi,It. ~ tic
oaee. S,ussey tAcn went .,tt N, ,nn tinuk. tnI
ssieanfnx nKaIhst tic wail Ut tho buiiuiun.
,sss sSss ta9 door, wl,u bcUulro rushed ot tn NJ.
four tmes H. o,rH pcxesKae ..st sa.aaR n;a ,na
men, Hhcu Mrf,r;ra um ,,,,,s usH'M ~ s ~. ny
a!S6 xas 'yinx at tho duck, pissNl nut, mid
naea nhaeiI.lo .loWn tho river. Mussey wt,a tgkoh 10
e bis ill., liz woSps 90 lsu11i wIo alta q asy seyc g
AuAey swnrc ,, "itnErfonst Lainr 10 ino aAy
Aeoasrc, and ho viii 10 nrressca ILLS morning.
TIE PASSENGER srEAu,t}tr ttsE1.
lae eiruunt steamer Inwr,,nce' t,,rt con.
d!tow gscntllR for Aackinaw p1,d ii, Iutorn,c-
e Thp potts.
p H. @ Naa, 9ila swift propeller Northern Qncea.
Tho palasc nj y, ,e,n9 1vh9wooa ana ueosK!an isny.
fo leaves thls nvnn. ~, 1 na ,.i.. naa'e y
nmHHaia >'"s =" wv 'ehu'"t 's'p "
10 tine propeller .1n.crn +, tt,ra ot N. 1,,,,
nsshlgan s Lake sspcrlor I Lius. Issvcs ~ u tomor s
~ ssfeA!nx for IakD Superior boris.
krs'9 fs"tesl4sr 0ceul, OF Tho Merchants Mon
keai ~ a1,ie, !enres tou,urruw oyuninX Tor M0l.
, 1881-09-01
CAAft3rlIl1t1E, iii.
BRIGHTON DEACII

BRIGHTON BEACH.
BllGIrruS DEACI., Aug. 3l.-TIIa tlIsil Ut
iiye-ei9iltlls Of u milo was won by Clara H.,
Donlleur secund. Gift third. Time, 1:GI,{.
rIc auction race, one mile. was won by
Jessie D.. Guy sccontl. Edward A. third.
Time, Las.
Pilgrimage Won the milo n1,d u quarter
rmcc, S!r, Waltcr sceoud. Cripple third.
Ttnc Eli.
Tho steeplcc!Iase over the short course WIS
WON BY Ike Dnntlasn. Day Star sec0,d, klttlu
Elusk Third. Time, .::!ij!..
, 1881-09-01

IiT1Si,CRo. la., Aug. al.-A t''roe-mt!o
buat-rlce OH tho Mononsal.eta course nj
urat!.tock's, Pa, thls evening between Ed
wartl Cluytol,, of Wheeling, md Peter Bn.[e,
Ut AIekensn,rt. for q pnrsu Of 81, ,00, wits wan
Ahstly t,y tiollo, WHO came III six tcnKtiis
nl,eal. TlMe, II 40. Thu betting was Sl00
to SO On Clayton.