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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1881-01-06

II. UeA5- X. Wt.h-ow and bride. Nr. +.
y W:,Aro... Ms. Mary W::!Irow an& Miss
>.n:a Montgomery reta-ne! :,om Wheeling
Oh Saturday la.
M.. Euce"c Hey:o" % Richmond, Va, IS
:" tow" to-day.
uc,. !. Nex. Montgomery, Civil Enciuccr
O.. tie Richmond! az! Allegheny Railroad,
ar-:yc,. IN t.cw:-hars yesterday evening.
NJ. tie2ysc By,ac. Editor 0; The S'a;t,
t'aa.!2s.oa. ". Va. Is ~ Judge Hollis.
Hon. john y. Syhanz.7ic9;er, ctr repre-
sentative II the House 0: Delegates. and Miss
Annie >r-hac.h. vii! leave Fo- Wheeling to-
morrow.
S,nato. Il. T. Dcn;.;>. Capts. y. T. MatI'
e"s and \. {. Suy,!cr, and Major John W.
Harris vii, leave Tor Wheeling Saturday.
Mr.. Jas. W;t!row, Prcs:,?ca: o: the Board
Of Directors for the Hospital for the Insane
.. Weston. wi!. leave for Wheeling on next
Wednesday 70 attend special meeting OF
the Board.
Col. D. .. Kelly leaves to-day for Wash
ior.oc and Wheeling or brief visit.
Master John /. Thornhil. Of Charleston.
= :, town. en- route to Wheeling. lie has
served rs Page to several sessions Of the Leg
;slatuye, and expects to secure position IN
that capacity in the present session.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1881-01-06

@ VIM. Pearce, well-known IN tauquier
county, Va, was frozen to death on thurs
lay night near Rectortown.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1881-01-06

THE choicest brand OF Cigars, and smokers
goods in great variety, at the
ANDERSON DRUG STORE.
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Connections.

e.. l.. :. 4 =. i. Steamer leaves cincinnati
daily.
f.. l.. & 3. :. L. L. trains IlIn daily.
No. MAIL.-RumS daily except Saturday
from Huntington 10 Richm"mI; daily. Hunt
instun Ia Williamson
No. EXrKESS.-RunS daily from Hunt
ingtnn In Richmond.
SO. & ACCOMMODATIONS l"avrS Gorioii.-
vile daily. except sunday, n 30. l. m. and
arrives Richmond 9:nO. i. III.
80. - MlNED.-L.rayrS Staunt"n daily. rA
rrpl sunday. 1T 1:li. i. m, and arrives k"lI-
m"nI 1:l5. pm
80. ~ MIXED.--I.r'avrt Huntington daily.
excerpt SUNDAY. nj $50, p. H., AMI arrives
rauu-ltun ln:u0. y. III.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1881-01-06

IN. cold snap Of las; week prevailed
throughout The country, ard WIS unprccG.
o,c";,i N is GcUera, severity.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1881-01-06

Raw. ". I. WilltEI.M vii preach next
N:..@3,a =, NJ sidney church. III II O'Clock.
=. NJ. 0@G l, NnarcYc.tc ~ ; O'Clock. p. III.
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I'll: Byseabrisr Anaepeadeat.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 9TH. 1881.


y. l.. NoHKl$ is appointed postmaster 3,
i>a".wha Fails. Eayettc county, W. Va.
Henry El.g. deceased.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1881-01-06

I.EwrsErKG MAKKErs.-t4sc corrected tg
Bro,rn. Montgomery s. EstiH.)-Wool, tub
washed Toe; uuwashcd do. 30 to 32c.: GIN
Song, lbs to $3.50 crude; Seneca Root. Is
to Soc: Dried Apples, 5; TO &c; Pittcd Cher
Tics, l3i to l5c.; Peaches, uuHcc!ed. to
l0c.: do, peeled. 10 % pc; Raspbc7rIeS.
Is 20 Poe; Blackbcr1;cs. DC; Deer Skins
prime dried. so to 35c.: Feathers. new goose
10 to 45c.; Sheep Skins, 80 to 4oc; Bees
wax. 20c.; Beans, sl.00 to Sis; Butter, Is
to Poe; Eggs, lSc.; Furs-Gray Fox cased
dressed, 75c to sl.0O; do, open, 40 to 6Oc.;
Red Fox. cased, 90c to SI.l5; DO, open, Il
to 60c.; Raccoon, large black, 90c to sl.lV
Skunks, black, 6Qc to 800; do, narrow
striped, 10 to Soc; do, wide striped, p to
35c.; Flour. s2.775; Pork, 81 to 4tc.; Buck
wheat Flour, pic.
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REV Il. NJ. >N3H>>rU;rKEE. Ia:e .: tbs
3 '"a'v. ~ removed ;rorn Stanton. Tenn. to
J. go ..a:.>"y C:ty. Missouri. and j. RON The
l.>.ar q. the Presbyterian church 4, tie
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For Rates. Tickets. Baggage ChrrH~. g..
amply tn ". :. Roles. Agent. R"nccvrrt". W ,
Va. cow Al IL. NV ih',
". N. :. DUNN. &. J.. /. AZ |.
Eng'r & Supt.
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We are informed by gentleman from
H;rh,I,s county. that while several Of Alex.
Williams children were playing in their
fathers yard on 2ONtile Creek, ofthat county,
4 shor: tine ago, very large eagle swoopeo
down upou one OF the smaller Children ard
attempted to carry it ell. The creS oil tne
children attracted the attention OF their pa
rents, who were III the house ut the t'iue'
and thcy came to the rescue AMI Succccue"
in killing the eagle with clubs. The ch'I"
was rot seriously hurt. only sustaining &c"
sI:rht scratches. Gazette.
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ssnl'cninS- IsaCainS

N,,T. !-Hu.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-11

The Towanda Baptist Congregation and
SUNDAY School will hold ''Basket" Picnic
next Thursday, Aug. II, at Weston Station
on the Barclay railroad. The train will start
from Barclay Station at 10 SCAM. Children
of the Sunday School free. Tickets for all
others over IA years of age, 80 cents for the
round trip. All citizens who would like to
unite in the picnic are cordially invited 10
do so. The children will be at the Baptist
Church at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Tickets for sale by Il. NJ. WELLES at the
99c Store.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-11

Owing to the severe storm on Friday, the
entertainment advertised to come off in the
grove near Monroeton on Friday, was post
poned until Thursday of this week. Good
music will be in attendance. Everybody cor
daily invited.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-11

Returning, the Excursion Train will leave Wat.
kins at p m, and will stop at all the stationsnamcd
above to let off cXcursionists, arriving at Sayre at
s 00 p m, Towanda s 40, Wyalusng 80, Mehoop-
any 015.
Tickets can be purchased at the above stations,
and are good going and returning on our Excursion
Train for that day only.
This Excursion is very cheap. There is no change
OF cars. 1t gives you seven hours to 90 through
the most remarkable Glen in all this region ground
about" and return home the same evening You
can take your own refreshments AM call it picnic
or you can stop at the Glen Park Hotel one of the
finest in the State located at the foot Of the Glen
and get tirst-cass dinner at any hour, and Free
Bus for guests of the Hotel to and from Depot for
10 cents
We will sell you atckct our train for 90 cents to
go through the Gen-less than half the regular rate
There are many places of great intcrcs in the vi
entity, some or all of which you can see, such a,
Watkins Glen, Havana Glen, Glen Ed
ridge, Glen Excelsior, Glenora, Hector
Falls, Lodi Glen, Wiilard'S Asylum, Lake
Cayuta, Lake Lamoka, Mineral Springs.
Devils Punch Bowl.
From Point Lookout there is one Of the finest
panoramic views in the Word-Magec Monument,
Iron Bridge across Glen Gorge 16j feet high &c
If you desire you can take grand boat ride of %
or % miles on Seneca Lake board one of the
magnificent Steamers Of the Seneca Lake Steam
Navigation Co. We will sell you ticket on our
train for 20 cents In short, the Committee of Man
agcment and Rail Road Officials will spare no pains
for the comfort, pleasure and safety of the excur
sonists,
LET TIE PEOPLE RALLY!
By ORDER OF MANAGING CoNnITrEE
| Wyausing Pa, August 4, 1881
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-11

IMPORTANT TO TRAvELERs.-SpeciaI IN
ducememts are offered you by the BURLING-
TON ROUTE. 1t will pay you to read their
advertisement to be found elsewhere in this
issue.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-11
Attend the Picnic at Weston's to-day.

This is the first number of volume three of
the REVIEw-a good time to renew your sub
scripton, or begin taking it if you are not a.
ready subscriber.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-11

Mails arrive and depart at the Towanda Post-oflice
as follows:
ARRIVE DEPART
90 AM Phila. N Y. and East States Pm. As
l 80 ....Dushore, Bernice, Laportc, &c.,. As
10 10 ........L. V. way mail North ........ 45
l 90 New Era sc. Tues, Thurs. and Sat. l 90
90 Asylum, &c. Mon, We'd and Fri. l GO
90 ........... .Sheshequin, &c.........M. II 90
90 p. NJ. Troy Burlington, &c.,. A. NJ. 10 90
2 40 ...Closed mail from Erie x N.C.R.Rs... As
90 ........ Canton, Monroeton, &c.. 90
80 .........L. V. way mail South. ........ 9 so
l 90 ........ &c elSaysville, Rome, &c. Pm. l 90
6 80 ................ Barclay. 90
10 40 ..... 49,. Erie west of Elmira. ...... 80
Office open from :: 90 A. NJ. to 7 AS M.
Money order office open from 100 to 90 p NJ.
Office open Sunday from o 90 to 10 90 A. M
Z. POWELL, Z. NJ.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-11
Monroe.

Sorry to say that Hiram S. Sweet is suffer
ing from severe hemorrhage Of the lungs.
His situation is quite critical. He is being
treated by Dr.. Hull.
Rev VanKirk is little out of health, by the
excessive heat of the past week. He takes
respite from pulpit labors.
Mrs. Anna Curry (coloreD wife of Geo.
Curry, our barber, has returned from re-
cent visit to her friends, bringing fresh girl
baby with her. George says that il looks for
all the world just like its grandpa Alden.
VIM. a. Park, Esq, has been under the
doctors care for ten days past.
Mrs. Smthswth her children, is visiting
her brother-in-iaw, Mr.. Shepard of this place,
who is recently from WilkesBarre, her pres
ent residence. n ID. =.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-11

THE DOCTORs.-The following additional
registrations of doctors have been made since
our last repor
Amasa Harrington Allen, Monroe town
ship. No diploma. Fifteen years continuous
practice, .r....
Oscar II. Rockwell, NJ. D., Monroe boro. :;
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
March 13, 1873.
Leonard NJ. Mingos, NJ. D., Towanda bo-
rough; Chicago Homeopathic College, Apr.
13, 1873. t.t ..... ........ .....
Ira Il. Park, M. D., Overton township;
Eclectic Medical College of Pennsylvania, 18th
March, 1870.
Helen M. Coverdale, Towanda borough
No diploma. More than ten years continuous
practice. u'
Miner Franklin Terry, NJ. D., Terrytown; !;
Eclectic Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa,
January ~, 1861.
Francis White Keyes, Orcutt Creek. No
diploma. More than ten years continuous
practice.
SkiIes NJ. Woodburn, NJ. D., Towanda bo-
rough ;Universty of Pennsylvania, March u,
1872.
William Harrison Holcomb, Leroy. No
diploma. More than ten years continuous
practice.
Emery ASbury Eakins. NJ. ID. Chicago, H. !;
Miami Medical College, Cincinnati, Ohio, Mich.
>, 1869.
George Firman Horton, A. B., NJ. D.. Ter
rytown; RENSSELAER, School, TROY, n. y. 1927
and Geneva Medical College, honorary degree
OF nj. d., 1864.
Doctor Horton also submitted the following
interesting statement:
/, George Firman Horton being duly sworn
according to law, do depoSe and say that |
commenced the practice of Medicine in March
1928, at Terrytown, Pa, | graduated ut
RensSelaer's School in the city Of Troy. y. Y,
on the 9th of June 1927. In 1928 and 30 [
attended lecturers in the Medical Department
of RAtgir's College. in the city of New York.
| have practiced physic and surgery contnu-
ously ever since 1929 without any change of
location, settling mt Terrytown, within a
stones throw Of the old log house in which !
uary A. -. 1906
In 1884 and 80 | occasionally attended lee
lures in Jefferson Medical College in the city
of Philadelphia.
In 1866 Geneva Medical College, unsolicited
conferred upon me the honorary degree of
NJ ID. and sent me IL Diploma, which is here.
same; also the Diploma Of Rensselaer, school
can Medical Association, from the second
year Of its organization in 1917, and prrma
nent member since 1858; also Il member of the
Medical Society of Pennsylvania. (its prcsi-
dent in 1922 and of the state Medical Society
of Connecticut, and last and not least price
by me. one of the founders and continuous
members of the Bradford County Medical So
cietg.
Witness my hand, at Terrytown, Sth June
1881. q. f. HORTON, NJ. ID.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-11
MANAGING COMMITTEE.

The Excursion Train will start from Mehoopanv
and stop for cxcursionists at all stations
named in the following table in
which is shown the
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-11

1t the Towanda Post-of1ice
, 1881-05-31

tto Tint tho Police .Jl,2tIce ahouli nIsstt through
tho alleged eoluivA,,cr Of 't,o Ioitso authorities
HIT. nftrr al, 1nstsn knufrnnili ought not TO
co,nplatn very loudly 1t Tho why he WIS trraten
pclsias rs things nr, IN hus Frillhy catill'tHl
snll,, ser,'rc rrI1t.Isn III ncsaMIIt OF tho ehhr-
nrtrr ,r lu hill creptti alit! tho fh'se lnn!is1rr
ii. whuh It WIS tlt,nG.. Tlto hohls nre utlnriy
worthless. nIl Of tho i,oiltlaMun, with possibly
e,ln exception. having given fictitious t,!lcs.
n nut t!nvis,R hecn required 10 ns n'.Sh M g!vo
n o!r n,se a " wie r 81 q "eeep
tt,E mi, waa tho nerest f0rcc except TINT each
hull trntul matlc nut re1'rcacntot feo or for
ss,p0. an.i nro nnt wnrtn tho tapcr they are
sW; ,o so;s sStsnt ,. , forfo'trfcs aceu'n"'
.p II l. isass 1T Two u sho l,ois will bo, It they havc
mt nlrrnty beon., caliccscsl ntIl Ind nwny.
rlcS 10 bo s. cvc', @ tha'ah parre!rate;i y tua
expense Of irn,l so respectful ns .lust!ca ltaw-
kimscn. It Inns lcnhcd 0i1t TINT whlo ehe lmrty
Nwn,ttnR tho hutltnR.out process at tho Web.
ster nvcn,io station. certhln Young mAn
,so so oe. i to of hs ,rsn ay
and who was unfortunate enough, TO 10 MINI
bcrcsl among tho tr,!t'svressnrs. kindly rol.fit.
eral, nInoi,9 them nne for himself .ld one for
hls hGtlt!o.is . @ nn,1n,csIhatla
ticu discovered TINT hu ind his nforeRntt com
pAnfnn werc hound to nppoar 1oforo ;l5stlce ;I
Mt'n p % to m nrnnS onmaS Of coyitc May Il ay
Ii. iss1. " The sequel .neei not be told.
For tho consolation or thos9 who were. re-
puitcu. deprived Ut u In oash atl1 tho pleasure
t,t boholdtn9 Il ftrss, ,olass lstu onturtninment Il
.ay 10 sall tnt thero ago gTayM aoaPs H. ~ a 10
not Il Tic hanit Of sctt!ng tho wprst ot IN pt,
oshor h.aefs st nSe aro sases ec"dcy IL tic tic aat q pro
Benttns thcfr cnuntcnAnces at every honest
, 1881-05-31
THE BlCf Gle,

Special Oaspateh 10 The Chicago 7rtbuns.
Bosroy, May 30.-I'hu League Of American
WheelllIen Ind lta first meet In huston To-
t1ny, a1,d all the forenoon tile streets wero
crowded witt, people 10 witness tic parutle
and evoluttons OF tho 73o men representing MI
parts VI tho country. They aIl brought their
bicycles with them. * ntoro interesting
sight fl..s seldom bec1l Witnessed here, Tlse
parade WIS cMItlne.l t" tho western nlu
southern nyCnlles, Uil acr0unt Ut tho butter
paving nj ttl0Sa tlInUtigfnres, nsId tho polee
ARRANGEMENTS weru sl,cl, tls t0 call forth ux-
trayagnltt prais1 frtMt the Visitors. Not II
single evolution WIS disturbed by tho innlrns&
thr,ngs Of pcople. At tho business meeting III
tho MfterI!non il WIS stated that tho LenYuu
numbers l.1u0 members. representing ninety
ons's tro!n every {art q tie c9'nH!ry: The olli.
vicc. .Prest.lent. J. II. Fairfield, ChcaRo: con,.
snander, G. 4: Munra:. Chc.1xo; a'orresponains
or.ltnK SSeretas; y. T. Clark suitlts'ore; Treas.
urer. lhllWyn Wist0r. PhtAophtA. In tho llI.
reotnrs illinois ~ represented by 4, W. Mcclure,
Of chlcano. mud Il. q. ito,tso, ot l'eoria. There
wers II dinner ind speeches und exhibits Ut fancy
riding III tho evening.
, 1881-05-31

Sy .Ss s,syS sIs sfsf VI! H. @ 81;
ss ss WI %s1ss sss ss;ta #
:s; g; 4: II: ;
" ;;;:; 4 !: y; i
prevent t.ai!,, .as; e fss hats.ns usi 80 pna' ''
died Lat u!ght.
, 1881-05-31
WORCESTER VS.. DETROIT.
Spsetaf Utspufch to The f,hle1ue Tribune,


WORCESTER, Mass, May n.--'ro-tlay's
game drew the biggest crowd ever seen here
at Il ball game, numbering ;',tI5e. turnstlle
count. Tho g,.iln WIS not II brilliant one, as
the hitting oll bath sides WIS rather light.
The Worccsturs, With tho exception oflrwiu,
who l,ad four errors, tie1letl perfectly, hut
tie Dctrolts Hcted 1lervous. ami ,nade costly
errors at critical tinles. Tho Worcesters
were allowed to nuke tOllr runs III the src-
osltl Inning OIL only three bnsc-lii!s, ono lii
tile fourth OH Single hit, alld three Il, tlu
seycnil, on two twn-lnlsers. Thu Detroits
l,lt.,lc two III the tEirtl on IL tonbie by Wilt
ley, II sngle by t;erhnrtlt, allied by lrw'n's
error. a!ld two III lie ninth oil Irwitl's innif
and ll,Ar-llits BY ]IoucE aud Knight. Just
before tEle ganle begun Umptru Docscher
presented Ilrnuett. The f,etrnlt catcher. with n
costy gold wntc., and ulnin, tho Hift TT 1,t,n,ur-
Gus loruI trictla. Bennett played hero two
years, aud waH always II prtulo fnv0rlt.
innings J 3
Dotrnt. .,.........,.,.o . U ~
EurHeh runB-Worcester.
Fielding crrnra-WUrcgster, 1; Detroit :.
llnae htts-Wnrtcstes, Z: Detroit, ".
Tws,- b,se hts-ntekcrarn. Irwin, Whitney.
First ON ervors-Worcestbr. IL: ttrtr III. 4.
Lett TN base*--Worepater.h 8: l,Htrolt, i.
Struck Hul-Worcestor. g.: lletrolt. y.
ssrikca c,llclt-l1chmnntl, u: Derby, IL
noubla pIuys-~orccsttr, !; Detroit. /.
Pissed bul1--i!llslunE, !.
Wild pitc!l-nHrl,y. !.
Ttn,e--Two l,,,srs thirty minutes.
UYFirc-D0eschcr.
, 1881-05-31
HOT SPRINGS.
A sunday.scl,ooi Atidres..aAr Atid...."a Arrl.
pr.ss Assoclation-Ero1'

A guuday.Sclaoot Auuec'.mt Arrl.
press AAsoclatioA-ffo'''t
vMSs. ,ht.ooo 4+ibuns
urr st1,,scs. Ark, May @.-tios VS. 81 htrs RI
coiaaitt. of tuarsl, wo Is soj"r'It'pta aafs., @
for i,ls health, delivered ", en',I'iE y church
to thc sunday.school VI tfls sl' h'
yestorday. . .,..,,, bare from Ch!.
cago announces that af'"ssr4 '.a,s,'s editors
sn excursion. for tue -, ,,,a n"''' pfoposed
l!ayo been perfec1ea. os,,ta tn )akota.
route clnbraces M'''''t .a. Ths time l!ktJt M 10 70
1a T. stAiscte Asstt q is, by ta stato ifetis is
tho excursion wtl ne aI arc H. At~1ou, ~r1,s -
A: A#SR''S #sSF! sas ss!sss s&nus': bs,s' s,'
Ytusgcts New ruFe; Fe;,l,! H. j, r. JrI,klMs IT, sSsne.
oTa't T. IL ts!ei. T phl!aisipanw; nw;ass,1ss ; Rs;
lou!sylilp; ky.; ;n !; y. X 'honl:una; H. J. A'''''
Liberty, ILL.,
, 1881-05-31

nh. ovtrf,. F+,r t,,o ,.,,t;,,,, 81 ,,otr,t+
Ivy sh'l"' i"i ~" M''"l''H W ''1''.'t
WhtGll commences tG-nnFtHW HfG large III |
mint If numbers, w,,llc lilo n,,niity In each |
at,.,, H. ,t,,h 1r,,,,, ~, =, r.,ti,,w.,
claSs ~ 4''e"s A"oy VI. ~ t"u""".
Fist DAY. MAY hl-5:'" GLASS;
tc,Gt SSnx; a6i';. Meoe ,t' Co. c9. :on. r,r,ro
einr. >" ''s''''''t' N''''s' wv ~ - -
inhn Sr;3nn flostnn h, tn Nnct1cl.
HiimsntI K 1ninrs rfrrnifnrrj i1it. r. m. Tho.
rnsa Scutt. -
Mnrk f]nn,ttnk NJ t,lnir H. fr I,tnrrct |
ii. W. Hitiirc. Cbirnp, b. 4. Iifohlnnd
strnnrcr,
H. it, Hh,nert ttnyvcjt II, H. Sto,ni,rlno ftntt1er 1
ifhn,una Hhrriifur rOnttnt.. II. ti Nellti, Supur
ii. W. Eynrs. tjnnin. II. r, i. u, iluckton.
i. 4, Firth. Fiji Wnyno, I'll, e. i'riuco Nibort,
t3tis tsliltlen. Fort Waynt, ch. Y. Toledo.
Y. ", AMtiaNlofs' FGrt WMyne. b. NJ slary u;
". +. no"mhtit aitiulotoWit' Wv U. H' eue
GruM!y: ..,.
A' etnltnt uekrolt. otx III. LHaS AtHhtAoot'
9::W Glass.
John s1tsp naston nh u trbn,nns
Mark liOpEyns III i,Inir. il. m. Ettct Medium.
An Mmsrt, Ht (;inir H. M inssln Dlrnn
Il. 4. iiicEok. Inn Frnncitco. A. =. t)yoriran.
a. W Fnorhfs f}rfr,it cI1 T. t;uprrH V.
", i, White, Fort Wiync, i. m. Ant,ic Low.
e. Il. Abbott. tletrolt. r. r: Little Jake.
1ntncs a. Dustin. Philadelphia. blk.E Trouba"
duur.
John Turner. r,hiadelnh!n.. blk.. nj. l'rtacess.,
u. u. Wtlauii, Mtssourl valley, Ia, u. Y. Little
Sioux.
william Mnys. Chicago. u. q. Hcsol,1te'
, 1881-05-31
THE TRIGGER.

Spsetal utspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
l3osroN, Mnss., Alny 3o.-Mr. linskell, City
Engineer Ut Lynn, to.uay defeated thu rec
ord Ut Cnpt. l.0gar1lus In glass-ball shoot
hE. lilo slldt 5lA !MllB from 3s,Xardus trnps III
twenty-f0nr inlnut!.s twn etcutltis. Ills vim
nllhsc .re twtcG. Tho luat tttnt GyGr t1lutl0 by
uoRarsius wlIa 100 bulls In two.lsy.fve minutes.
, 1881-05-31

NHHs stHFH1lI-EH!cHRU. y IFuyf!'
Tw.,- base hita-Qucat, Caakins, Hnnktnson.
Tbrrt-basc hlt--Dniryrnr!e.
!.asrs Oil bails-Iroy. l: Chichyo,
llases on err,rs-rr',y. :: thlcaEo,s,
Left on DIsus-Tr0y, 0: t:hcnE',, !. ..
Struck out-Gollstillth. Ferguson, Hnnkiuson,
WEIGH.
1}alta callctl-Godsm!th. 70: WEIGH, fD.
Strikes scnlcA-uuil1s,n!tft, :H: Wcleh, 70.
I,o,.ble plnys-Casktns-E s-Eur9uson-Conllor+ An
SOL. " lllltnsun.
Passed hnIs--Ftint, I: Ewing. l.
TtMr-'rwn huurs and fifteen minutes.
UMpire-JGtFpfs.
Special uts.st.eh to f1s Chifaao 9ttbunt.
NEW yDI.K. Mny sE.--'rlo ChicMRO t!nse-fla!i
C1uh arrived helB tu-slny. alld will pIny tho
3l1tropuitnns Oil tho t,0io grounds to-ulurroW.
, 1881-05-31

6psefat Dtspateh TO IM chicago Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Nil, May ;O.-An exciting
gasno Ut lucrosse WIS played here ttrday ut
Newlngton I'nrk between the champion Lug
tut, teull and tho Baltimore club. 1t was Oi,e
0t the el0sest gaines ever witnessed III l}Alt!-
more, Fivo Innings were played. tho uus.
ttf,ials capturing three, antl winning tho 9amo.
1lln tlrst twu x,4ls Gvpr t1kon frunl tho nostOn
club BY my toan, III thU Unltet3 AsAtus wor9
xalnOh ty tho llhltilnnro tMys, who also recently
deEuAtel tho New Y0rk ElAh.
, 1881-05-31
CHESTER PARK.
Epfetdt ptspatcA to Tbs Chttndo Tribune.

Special DspatcA to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
- ciSexSAT1 ] o. slay aU Wrho I'm ta %ttsnanee Iors1
~ eneslet la,h .o'"'y WIS tn1 M'ssss ts',s
KNOWN til recent years t.feat numbers VINO
ln, Witnessed tho GDecorat!oi,-Dny ceremonies
I,,rf on1 ,nnl, IN fha roccs, 'rhe wcnthor
~" .',, w.. 49, - ,'.'ro.si,,., ,,n. .ha trao
WIS warlls put 'lo' ul'plesS.se' "ilo ua ''"eh
sur,rses int tnl,,u iii III Mi. tho ,Inv wus
~, IT, a',,,; :. ns,r.,, 'r,,nro WOW, ,,on,,
Eent,Icky I a,, % turime,, % preseut WHO found the
suort over n hnlf-,nlle track very
op";,,,, trto avst rn,,., >y,, f,r n t,,.h
purse Of 500, tile second to lave s:,0,
n ,ni1e nn,f n o,,nrter ttnsl,. onen to nil.
nlte Ms.u 4"ne u"s ~ w" .,, ~ n'
bringing Sis to s4a ior Pacific, SIS for Frank
Ch.ntnam. 81, for Harry Gov. md SIS for
sent s,,u . awuy e to eood start, Allcc Coulter
Jumping in tho lead. Enniskillen second,
Cow Third, Pacific fourth, Cheatl'am fifth,
AMI Ma'Esse sixth. Coulter cut out out t! tue
running from the start, md Kept the
lua,t until the third quarter was
and,> soon there was a streak of
tSa ts rrr ae 'f Passne se5 e the e ts w ia
y0rit I'D, with Coulter jiist behind, aud RI
eiic pfsl.ins licr for see;'l!d pIaes; tloW WIS
i"s, seyt Iess fr, nsi.s ny aton ne @ Iast s ts
Co,ning ronlid. tie Inst tnrIl racitle lleatlcll
Coulter, who liad PIT III her oest work too
sy t a ~ ne INC 9 Tx mn! ioM M e es nit
rxcltInr brf wcet I'acitie Ind tllc inyorit. Both
Eot liz %itp. vi aait wsMt sntiSr @ lhs Wtrs likca
f.: :;s Iii SsSsS x Si il, 3 ;si, ,s 'ssS sss ss{ "
!!cith huht Alict Coultnr WIS tnltn. sl1 lgnRtna
, 1881-05-31

sorho1norea md Freshmen rca.lltetl 10 to +. IN
faynr Of tho former. Tho winning sophnmotca
House t.r-norrlw evening. Mt Which tito entire
College classts will 10 t,rcaunt.
, 1881-05-31

uLOttID11a Nt'r1 FROM s'rttEArOH.
Fpfttal Uispatcl to The Ca!caen 7rtbunf.
SrnEArot,. It,, May W.-'l'lle baseball
ganA played hero today hctwccn tho Stono
City Club, of Joliet, asu. tho Red Stockings,
Of Strcatnr, resulted It, grnnd Victory for tho
1te,t Stockings, they scoring ii to tho Htono
City's D. Tic 1.el Stockings .Rivo \ bail 1t
Arin0ry Hall tonight to wIna up tho days
spurt,
, 1881-05-31
WILLIAM G. FARGO.

nuErA1o, N. Y. May W.-WtliAua @. Fargo,
President ut tho American Exprusa Company, u
lylux very I'll vt hts ceaidunce In this city, an.t
but lltta hopea are entertained shat he WILL sur
ylYe tho night,
, 1881-05-31

DUHUQuE9 VS.. LAKE VIEWS.
Spseiat Ntspasth TO The thieaod Tribune. ="
DrnuQ,;E, IT,, Mny 30.-'fl9 Rnr,c of basc-
hall to-day bctwce,l the Dubunucs md l.uke
Views Of Chcsgn, WIS largely attended, nt,tl r..
tultnl In Victory for tho f0rtnnr by Il acore VI
10 tu1,
, 1881-05-31

NEW Y0RK, alay :W.-'rhe Lcccll Cup anu
champion !aetla! enibleln0tlc Of tho American
ch.u,h!0nshp at lung rnlixu rltto shtx,tfiix wus
wnt. t0-tlAy by T.. U. Hsupu. Sc0se, wi uut Ut u
upsafblg ID