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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-07

Born Puritan morality and Puritan thrift
have not entirely died out of New England,
if it is true, as reported, that Mile. Bern
hardts engagement at Burlington, Vt, has
been cancelled because the people arc un-
| willing to pay the high price for tickets, and
decline to witness her rs an artist because oil
her reputc as Il woman. IL seems like a step
back into the cold and arid New England of
twenty or thirty years ago, when there were
people who would not read the Scarlet
Letter" because it was an improper book,
and found occasion to veii their eyes before
plaster casts of Powers S'Greek Slave. -
Precedence Journal
There are other indications that Puritan
morality and Puritan thrift-which are not
the worst things in the world, though tie
Providence people may have got beyond
them-have not entirely died out of New
England That the people Of Burlington,
VT. should have been unwilling to MAKE
good guaranty OF 81 900 for single night
OF the Bernhardt, is certainly no mOrc
prising than that the total sale OF ticSeis for
her night in the city of Hartford, Com,
which is fGs times the size Of Burlington,
should have amounted to but 81, 200, secur-
ed in part by selling S3 seats for % cents
or that the house that was secured for her At
Springfield, Mass. "A city over hTte times
the size of Burlington, and one which draws
its audiences on such occasions from dozen
neighboring towns and cities, such as Chico
pee, Holyohc and Northampton, each ci
which is larger than Burlington should have
represented Just Sa,067, obtained from the
sale of tickets; with the further fact that
''the ticket spectators were badly bitten -
that is to say that they could not get back
what they paid for tickets .
The "cold and arid New England of TWEEN
ty years ago" is good, very good. What a
contrast there must be between that far away
time, when Cotton Mather and Roger VIII
liams still fixed the standards of morals and
when a man must not kiss his wife on Sun
day, and the warmth and fertility of to-day,
in 1.-THE Providence Plantations - And how
kind it is in the progressive Rhode Islanders
to pity and patronize and endeavor TO adj
-monish and instruct the rest of ''cold and
arid New England"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-07
..rrusttn God and Do the Right, -

Perish policy and cunning,
Pe1sh all that fears the light;
Whether losing, whether winning
Trust In God and do the right.
Ely aIl.forms of guilty passion,
Fiends can look Ike angels bright;
Heed no custom, school or fashion,
Trust in God and do the right a..
some will hate thee, some will love thee.
Some will Halter, ,ssomc Will slight; -
Cease from man and look above thee,
Trust in God and do the right"
-N0TIaGa Adskso1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-07

THAT diphtheria and other dangerous DIS
cases may not unfrequently be traced to the
poisonous emanations from house drainage
pipes, is a well established fact and the
question has of late been widely discussed as
to what extent the landlord may be liable for
thus poisoning his tenant The latter with
diphtheria or other disease prevailing in his
neighborhood, becomes convinced that his
family are suffering or liable TO suffer from
defective drainage or sewer gas, and warns
his landlord of the suspected defects. Is
the landlord liable for damages in case sick
ness occurs? A Chicago tenant is trying to
get an answer to this problem, and has be
gun an action against his landlord for 5000
damages on account Of an attack of diph-
iberia from which his daughter has suffered
through poisoning from sewer gas, AMI this,
too, after the landlord had been duly notified
of the defective sanitary arrangements about
the premises. If the points well established
that a tenant may sue and recover damages
from his landlord on account of defective
plumbing and imperfect drainage, it will
force landlords to be more liberal in furnish
ing their premises with such sanitary CON
venienceI and appliances as modern skill
can provide and public health demands.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-07

AT the trial of Parnel and the other Land
Leaguers, in Dublin. on Wednesday, AttOr-
ney-General Law denounced the Leaguers'
agitation in Ireland as ''an intolerabe con
spiraey" lie quoted from the speech of Mr.
Biggar, who said he did not recommend the
shooting of landlords, 'because the wrong
man had been sometimes shot" and Mr.
Harris's recommendation to the peasantry to
emulate the example of the French in 1893.
He charged that the Land League was
founded on basis of sedition and treason,
and said that NJ. Parnell had declared that
either the landlords or the people must 90,
and it would be for the people themselves
TO decide which Dublin advices state that
the Dublin authorities are adopting extraor-
dinary precautions, indicating grave appre
tensions of imminent danger. All the troops
are confined to their barracks and intrenchiDg
tools and lanterns have been served out for
the use of patrols in the event of the gas be-
Ing cut Off There are now there 250 officers,
G,0OO men, 1000 horses and 16 guns. At
Westport, county Mayo, Wednesday night,
several soldiers were severely beaten by
mob which filled the streets. \ monster
land meeting was to have been held We'd
nesday in Glare, but was prohibited by the
authorities \ thousand persons assembled
who were dispersed by the police.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-07

q ..Iy.MATTHfS ARSoLD- -,
,ksmote on Inc sqIaiid SUI Iistbnai Green.
And the pale YesyeS1 window seen
In Sptallelds Dn'piritei;
4 met preachey tnclsS- lew- and sai,t:
In and oer-w6fked, how fare you in ttis scene ??
.Bravely :" sad he, .,lor iate have been
Much cheered With thoughts nf Christ, the Ee'nl
bread"
% human so9l So long as thou canst 50
= Set up marx OF everlasting light
=. Above the howling SENSES tbb and 1sw,
To cheer thee and TO right thee II thou roam,
Not with lost toll thou laborest though the night
Thou max The heaven thou -hopst indeed thy
home. .
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-07
To Stella.

By PHIIrP SIDNEY.
Because breathe not love to every one,
Nor do not usesercolors fer-to weat,;
Nor nourish speeiaklocks OF vowed hr,
Nor giyefach speech The full point ot \ groan,
The toutsly nrmphs acqusinted win The moan .
<Ot t0EnS no in ther-lips loves standard bear
--WHNe he say they OF me NOW Iaare swear I
a He cannot love. No no, let him alone
-Aud think so-still. II Stella know nv mind
Profess indeed | do not Cupfds art:
But You. fair maids At length this true shall mi
Thatfnis right bddge is hui worn In the heart;
prove;
Thes<ioye inseesxso quake to say- -,hey Asss. =
, 1881-08-03
THE BAKERS.

Their Pool Doesn't Seem to Work.
The boss bakers. who hayo assembled SO oitoa
OF late, and who resolved Saturday TO rafaa tho
price OF the "staE OF Afe," met at the corner nt
Randolph and La Sale streots last evening 10
compare notes. President HelaIcr whs In the
chalr, aud from the beginning to the end Of tho
meetlng there was nothing but complaints, all
OF which were to tho e!lect thAt ihs or that
baker, III or out Of the prFant-
xauon, was undertaking his uelghhor.
In fact, tho meetlng was given to hearing COM
plants OF th!a kind. and tho showing mnde was
anything o!so thnn favorable to raising the price
Of brBAd. 1t appeared that while few wore
adherinR to tho new scaio Of pFlces. many were
soin9 around tlnlerselltng thenl, aud kucceed-
InE IN xtlsttflR up considerable cOlnMOtlOn. Al
near a. the reporter could Ees at y the etntext M
erocers. and tho Esocefs wero gstt!ns th9
were able to xct their supply Of bread Ut the olsl
prices. The result OF tho meeting was that tho
existing committees were added 10, and Instruct.
ed to 70 around and zee those who worn cutting
prices, or falling TO adhero 10 tho now seals es-
tAhl98heA, and report Ut annthpr meeting to ho
held to- morrow cyvnlny At tho same placc.
A. worry few ct tho Gaketa know thu provision
OF the city Ors1tnnllce8 regulating tho weight OF
broad tho section ID herewith appended:
"p8a. All hreAd shall hv snaIo tut0 foaves at
one and halft two, two and u halt, or thre0
pDAHafs aFotrdupos weight, mud each loaf aha!l
bs marked with the NsalhaIs indicating Tho
weight Ut said loaf and also with tho Initial lot
ters of tho name OF tho baker thoFcof,"
, 1881-08-03

Frank atelster1nat,,a u brutal butcher, was hnod
60 yosterlay by .luatlce Wallace for assnultInR
his wllo aul nearly fractufiug her skull with q
elul.
John Schubert, a butcher doing business at
NJ. ~ Nurth Franklin street, was arrested yea-
teFtluy upon complaint OF blu vito Annle, who
alleges that Monday night her llcze LORD
punched her, ,chssud her around the house. and.
With 4 butcher.knlfe tn QUO hand and clcayer
~ the other, Threatened to cut her head OH, tho
hloodthfrsty John gave batl for hls appearance
Aug, al tho North ftde Police Court.
IN the West MAdLson Street Police Court yes
tcrday, Ioha 1.nugstOu, ohroulc wife-bB&ters
was lined $sa Tor lisarderly conduct Monday
night he r1turned hosao drunk, and commenced
blu wontel spart, aud, tlrtnE Of manual pound-
Ing, hs secured an ax, and would probably have
used 1t upon Ills wife but for tho lntarferencs OF
lieiYhboFa, who Ind hltQ arrested. On several
previous 0eGaaI0ns hD has appeared In court.
but was discharged On account ot the respeolA-
blltty nr bib family, aud tho ndlsposlt1on On too
part 0f Als WIta to. prosecute, The Court lM-
jMIsai tho tlsl0 With d severe lecture.
tleAry CsoAd. u shoemaker living at Nc. lii
CGntr0 street, whal0 in an tntoxtcated condition
at Y o'clock t4kt n1KRts assaulted biz vile, hnd,
with heavy china saucer, struck oer several
tines In tbs Taco. luttlotia8 u ucep gaah on 4or
f0Fchcal. Rnd splitting hDr nose aild lip. Dr.
Holland put iH SIX stitches hud pronounced the
iu1url0a not dangerous. Cfpaa WIS locked up
ut the Welater Avenue Station.
, 1881-08-03

0pfk1QA LkSpAt&k ~ 4HV kAN4}V 4FauRHfs
CtNctNNAr1. O., Aug. ..-Therg ia trouble
arnorg the prlntors Of the Cincinnati 0uzetlc.
The Gazette Company for several years fought
thu Typographical Union, but six months ngo
matlo advances which tho Union accepted. Tho
conditions. o. tho Gasttss Office becoming n
Unlou o!cc, 1t was c,a!,ned, wer0 entirely sntls.
fActory to both pnrtlos. Tho Guzettes old forco
Of prlntors were to bo retained, but thoy were
10 DO nil taken into tho Union. When tho time
came tor perIurmtug this little ceremony eev.
ornl OF the CuMpAny8 tAv0rit men ,scro
baGkbafled by tue Union, which, II Waa gIAimGd,
would nccosstntu thejr discharge Tram tho oiltcot
Thu Company, however, refused to discharge
them, and thorc hns been frlutlon over sluee.
Last week the Union demanded that largo
percentage he pRld to tho cutnpoettoss on tho
" fat" matter which wae being set W the sa1no
men regularly every night: neacG9 sntth r.,
bo distributed every aftcrnoon,. which would
be- bcea dono. This or,ior Is now Seins Garfield out.
but With deop m4rmuring. A meeting Of
tho Union .was held lust night. whom
1t waa seriously urged that tha Gdz<itt printers
bo calltd out OF the ullce ut onco. Full eons0ct
could not bo secured to thnt proposition, but It
Is still bo!uR considered, and tiny yct be dGcldcd
Automatically. In tho meantime tho GHzeetc
printera nrG worry sulion: lnetUAd OF kcttinE tho
larger rorccntaEo On tho fat " nattor whfoh
they demanded. half a dozen nuw mon nayo
changed conditions, And ut the end ot tlia week
tho total amount duo for composition 10 divided
Among J4st 30 u,any more men. A strlko to still
cxpGCted.
, 1881-08-03
.,s Ball Team Very Badly
S''1: Beaten by the Chicago
Champions.
,.to,+ing Cleveland, Detroit
e' Games Abreast for Second
Place.
o,,,,deuee victorious In mn Ele7en'
f''''Il Inning contost-No onmo at
Boston.
and Hattie Fisher the Winnors
'~'' - Bufalo-Tho Shooting Tour
uament.

r1rr57AGO VS.. BUFFALO,
= ~. inracst crowds Of tho scnsou, fully
0nooa turned out yesterday, nlbolt tho day
~" ipn,onsnIy bot, TO witness tho ilrst COLLISION
" -. rlty Of tho two lenders III the champion"
10 !a. .,c tho 1luualo and Chicago toams. Tho
tp.,.tnrt tnptt came in tho expectation OF Do!n8 taF.
tFsSa tssaS rich trent In the way OF battling ana
n'o, n"m,t.ps, but for long timo 1t seotned as II
ra0'mny an,nn,ny was doomed to disappointment,
10 eo1s s.s.t vas mighty dry up 10 tho seventh
toft ~ten tho entire bill Of farc tuu1blcd in
no.us, ,.hlc. and everybody hai enough and to
% w .rhe visiting club presented substantially
tpa,s p.,, WITH which It bus bcen 80 successful
too w.. s"s.on md tho champion rcKulara woro on
M!' s. ..s rnrd order, Lynch and 0'1to,lrke and
s.n,,h NV and Flint wcre tho batteries. Lynch
ooesa s.,y cIfoctlye when ho pitched 60 we'll that
". k.,t we're out OF roach, and II wns only duo
~ ~. IT. NfooIlshnuss OF tho Chicago bntsmcn In
.,s,o %ssT NJ unfair balls that twelve Instead Of
y. .t. ns,e no, given bases OH bn!1s. At ono tlme,
~ A.a ~ I'M bascs wero full, Lynch deliberately
WI sstI IN sovcn bad bala rather than take tho
sss,ccs Of hit bY Dalrymple, who was at bRt,
.sa,n ths way forced Il run upon Chicago. But
N ~ m n,1,posc, for 0oTo followed with tor
"A. ariya for two basos, and three mon cnmo in
.ms ~ IN ht. fynoh was wrctchedly supported by
TRo,rkc, who comes "a near not bolnH a catchs
:. ., anY player who haB mad0 trtal Ut It In
aur recollection. The sRno might be said Of
r..oou Whites t1ret- base play. which was mor-
st,o,,s BAD Tho bulk Of tho hard work fclt upon
RICHARDSON, Drouthors, and Force. and they
n'sTinS iiue Knsne In tho tiGlll. With th0 OK
rtrntioa uf DlIryu1plc. who lnufled two FLEA
n hts field, Une Of thom "dehd easy
n sa., III lss sas ssfS !e
s.sss xIth Cotla,iinmato skill. by the side OF
, 1881-08-03
ANOTHER FIRE.BllG.

John 8teoh. au old man % ysaEs OF aget Was
yesterday hel.l BY JuatIcs Walsh In sou bali to
the Criminal Court upon charge Of arson: iie
was Rrrcstsd shortly after O'clock yesterday
mornlug by OlieeE put1oy, WIN found him
leaning against fence near the cor.
nor, OF Loonls and Harrison streots,
MMtchiux F!1e-tnsusnnce Patrol No. :
G1tlnxuIsh a 1re In \ one.stoey frame barh !u
tho rear of tho convent OF tho Little staters Of
tho Poor: III hiy possession, Has found three
se,e, There was every ovlden0s that the barn
ths 1 +. odor of Eeroscno. " .wrll il
traces Of Il. wore noticed BY , ths
~ having teen III tho omploy. Oe tho HfsteEs ~
q huatlaF tor shout nano nlonths, snd up to two
mouths ago. when he WIS discharged TOR Kpn-
erai woTthtssnoa4 and tntoxtcAuon. 1t IL
thought ho Aired tho barn upon thts 0ccaslon,
amt onco baEorc, out of revenge for bAyi0Y
lean discharged. Bteoh donies lilo Charge bJt.
.s sqS :fx: e n9 eSa
not treat him right .Tha clFruGstantlal owl.
Ounce aGainst him, hoNoyeFss appears very
fttDnK.
, 1881-08-03

In, hollow stylo hy Thotnns In ~.
Iiiot i: led 70 ti,s hGit. @ IN tho sccnn'l hoas
WIS refreshing to seu.. II was. Indeed, 1nlto
ntn,la!nR to 500 him driving Thnrna In cnrileat.
iuok tho isad. With Thornc right aftnr., Dn tho
lack.nttotch, Thortir brushed into tho iea,l, ard
Tho!nnsM M scc.ired p',cu Canning !Mtn t!o l,u!nn
eplon,lfiy coI1tcstctt tntsh. In which ThnrnO
stumbled nna broke: but cnsluht allnoat
INSTANTLY, resulted IN II lead htat itl
g:.0A. Jcwott WIS hrnWn. Tho third
hnat was taken by THOMAS. WIN trotiel Thprne
1r his icot ", tho to'noM:stretch; M T!me, WI.
tho fourth heat In .;a:!N, knto Sprngi,n finish.
Ing ut his Ah0,iler. llrcnks on tho iirst md
had recovered n loss Of tlve lengths when tho
setOnll hrcak occurred. Thcrb wns a posaliln
chance to hnvo trottel nnother hoAt, hit IT. tho
evident nstonshtnent ut Turner the racu wus
postponed Until O'Clock to.morrow.
, 1881-08-03
STATE SPORTSMEN.

nots State Nnortsn,on,s Assoclatlon-
Tho Mester- Conxrstuistlops over
tho vlndication OF tho state Game
Law.
The Illinois State 6portsmep's Association held
~ e'sa9a annual eonseauoa lass o'onane ~ ~ tas
falmeF House clup'soom, tho attoada1ee
called to onIor shortly before o O'clock
hv thu prnst,apt of ,ha xasoostion.
Dr., N, iiowe, who Jol!yerud brief adlross, lle
, 1881-08-03
The BUILDING ORDINANCE.
Another Batch Of Violations Reported
by the Insurance Companies
Experts.
An Alderman Who Mnde Himself Dis
llked-Flncs for Violations IN
lie Collected.

Those persons who tnkc au Interest In Tho
observance uf building laws, ~ laid down In tho
revised ortilnancoa ut tho municipality. will m
pleased II know TINT tho good work OF inspect
ing nnd reporting now being carried on by the
htc-lnslIrInco companies Is bringing firth fruit
IN tho form Of n manifested Interest on tho part
OF tho Department OF buildings md tho CO.
operation 1f tho police. 10 tho credit Of tho
Inter branch OF the lucAl civil service 1t cur he
said that. ln at least two instances arrests hive
been rnatlo anil lines Imposed without tho tj'ccia1
Interference .Df the nfOrcsufh department Of
buildings. fiad that Department anything like
sufficient number OF mon to faithfully prose-
cute the work Of preventing and Furnishing vio-
lAtIona Of tho law guycrntng tho erection Of
buildings within tho city ll1nIte. tho 1aw would
bc much moro faithfully observed. Hy tho cou-
ttnuetl end uailaggtng nssistaucv Of tho
police force, tllero may be attatucl
result as satisfactory As though
tho mn.tcr was wholly In tho hands Of tho ls1lli-
Ing Department, to which It rlRhttuliy belDt,gs.
LATE VIOLATIONS
Of the Inv ,wcro reported yesterday from tho
No. "a Crosby street, ouc-stor5 frame dweIt-
No, I'll Larrabee street, n frame shed.
No. @0 Larrabeo street, two.ssory frame
~. sH Larrabce street. two story frame build
inE nss4 Fsl e. .,e, ,,,,,o oo,
No. :ilf Mohawk street, frame shed at rcar OF
premises:
No 'l0 Stoha"K stfcet, frame aodluon 10
dwelling: -
:. No jlb Mohawk street. enlarKlng fraus audl'
tlun aud raising tho ruof therp9f.
NO. EH North avenue, tFnfne oafh III course OF
No. 7aT paulina street. thed used as dwelling
with st0vt.p!pe through DoaFu rttoL: AZ rear
same preiGMCs, tWo. sloFy ifnile uHcl!tng.
~ I,t III fe',o a,,rat i1os,, n}
ton to brick dwelling,
WauGat,sla ayeuus, corner Of paultua street.
two. story frame barn,
WoIibanain nvetiiie tetwecn ra,t1pa stroet
and Ashatld avenue, story frume dwelling
0u Front iiuc Of toI.
No. Hi Larrabcc street, oue-story frpue
dwelling.
IL Wira coruer Of Grand avaus,o and Sey.
mc,tr sfrs,rt. frnme shed reur Of iot. j6xiJ,
Mr. Fish. Western avenue md OHIO street,
frame barn lJxlY, and thirteen feet IN hIRbt,
Mira Ftzueruld, In centre OF block between
Ohio. iurt,o, Itpayitt aud Oakley Streets uses
shcd for dwelling; atovc-pipo through board
| roof.
MrH. O'uonnell. rear OF NO. III Wc8t lHd'ana
street. frame building posts ten fcot high.
No. All PnnlEtin street. ilduitton TO dwelling,
atuveripo through Foof. structure loxl0 feets
No. s8G Augusta street, frhnie addition to cot
tHKG, 10xl0 feet.
mo. i1t Samuel street. summer Kitchen.
| Mrs. Ores, NO. ll5 Samuel street, one-story
frame dwelling. IGx~n -' e..
, 1881-08-03
M1NNIE'S MISSION.

Tho IRecttJnr Tvcnltv n1aatlnr-ms&,.
nos ,,,e 1e.tlmony-iaer Dream, with n
s@n' ,a, KS nsolerehee 10 me Snieaeo
The meeting .. Mlano .roe.s' m M mission oa
uu oven mora marked ueprco OF revival
interest than has attended tho previous services.
many of them cosorcd people. and about score
o ~ono eSta Tta ana eeo Ihere was
@ .ho nas,r, ,, St n" tha % 1n[,tr @ "nv ' Lind nf rasb
eriux m % must pc "a a motley ~ one. m and thut Of last
opened with the singing Of a few apImated
yn* ns o III 1 ws5s rs sSot 6 ;ss fac. tint all
were sinners, and hull come short Of tho glory
sf q9a l. va, S4sstca BY NJ haehl
throughout.
The meeting arose and sang, with organ ao-
crucised onc.'' atter whlch tho @ Icader c called
for "teBtimony" from those who felt TINT they
iss sSs linz bs ttSnS sSf kwn a1 sS go TINT
sranv.xrr 1r,o,a m ,y1rxr,,vpqa
which a1o,,ndet1 in Fn,,rth aven,c. hut wb,,c In
Nav York City week aro be was reiolced to
Minnie iirooks' % conversion, md tic turning Of
asr house Of sa s,Ian nto a house OF prsyer: Au.
t1eitriuu- tramens drttnknrd for eighteen yclrs,
md that while serving . turn Ia prison the
spirit OF God conviuted him Of ain and con.
a,lcntiy reiterated statcment that the Christian
Church was nut doing III duty, though II 10
questlonahlo whether that kind OF pabuIum is
calculated 10 rescue tho porlshinR to nny cx-
tent. Several other persons spoke more or 1Esa
briefly, md tho teatler invited Miss Drooks to
M Miss i,sooks Is deficient In theological lore.
and her r. lqng contact WIN "a
her to indulge IN any grcnt variety OF religious
expressions, Int Rhe teatltted With considerable
ciIcct, nevertheless. Homc persons, sue said,
hut she didn't wilt tfll her money was gone, nut
gtlo tDll tho devil u tnko 1t and net our sho
used to ho afraid TO walk the BtreAts, and al
why's carried a n"9un," but now that she had
It away and felt perfectly safe;
sho woH not Ro Up tsa peaeo ane nad ros ~
tuo WGats @ ~ ~ % it ,st sate tt. toto
ss, mss ~ & ne"' ~ - Nh n s ~ "In ~, . hn dru.e
~ ~esU -, ~ ~ NJ Htat; @ WV S a w. s[,nn
q , tss ~ nes ~ az naI pn
ous M w. sSnEs aso, 1a ~ MHlqm liz. sug @ g
woru wAs ennu14 @ ~ NJ auu. 1nH W., ugu4s % seeHa iM
~ upGns Miao tnp 10y H's 70 tsa' ~ st tsG t ~ ~
rTet orows. b,t sn Seot M far SacS as nossi
ut am,t hop'ne Ai"s VIZ 1otu "oa'o1 As"e" A'A"
ano' ............ -.-....
LIKE THE CHICAGO POLICE JUSTICES,
Eet tired. a11d sho was sjnaily brought bofors
Hin, ana artnr terribly searnhInr crpss.exntns
iuntinn wns fonkcil Ln In n urIsnn. .bmlsc She
| hnd never beoli ahlo to drive that dream fron
furccI into tho army. hut tho man who enlisted
a. a volunteer could do d xuod deal boster light
ins. ''' N'N'S ~ " '''1 N'''' ''''0@ 'e''0
vorklnx % alon % tue audience, @ sotuo % Of tic wonon ]
futlIico thsu1 tu nuke m OPEN confcssion.
workers. wcrt bsck niuonK their auditors, and.
tph liza II
, 1881-08-03
LLEWEllyN's ASsA!LANT ARRESTED.

llEWElLyM'S ASSAilANT ARIES tD.
Fritz Stelrenhtgon. tho young toamst9f who
shot aud dangerously wounded Richard L'ewol'
lyn, of No. O.. CGatro avenue, In a drunken
brnwl ut the cornor Of May and Nlnoteenth
atseets, Sunday hight, Was arrested at an curly
hour yesterday morning, ut the home Of bis
unclo, Fr!ts Epps, Just west Of tho town
Of Haywood, by sasEt. ltehm and Ohioer
Snenley, Hho wont out thers nftcr h!tn NJ
giie and When he gaw the two mon approaching
the house, hp sarutsed that they Were oil,Gefs.
shot or two. aud wor1l 0t timely wurntu4,
DEo!l9ht him 70 Q halt aowsyer, @ ,t. ana ~, aS
baox "a ths oity. 1o ai|cxes ssIf.dciense, a;sd
sAys that LleWcllyn and biz frleuds weso drunk
and yary abusive, and wero about to Kiyo hlta
tred. Tho wounded NUN has trea d1!n{ bttt
poorly ever sft!oa sunday, Nto was !ast .liHat ~
an snlMproyed uonaltton. Thy doctor IN nt!cnu. ~
wound will prove fatal :
, 1881-08-03
A STRIKE TOHEsTALLED.
Epft{at ulspatfA to Ihs CAtfaqo IfttuHs.

CotpW ATEH, Bllch., Aug, a.-The contemplated
Atrike OF the clgarmnkara Ia this city yesterday
was completely forostallcd by the 1nannfaotur-
els, who discharged Nil tho Union men Friday
last, Tho Collwator cigar companies and Dltng-
harn's shups oro closed entirely, The American
Cigar Company 10 RUNNING vory llRht!Y Win n9n' n
bits shop nus nearly la full c0.npionent OF nui~
Union men. Fairbanks shop accodGti To tbn
demands Ut the n,er ana Ia working With ful!
ruiI. Tho races occur three dnyB this week, mud
With d hundred loose clgHsmnkors lively titnes
arc expected. -
, 1881-08-03

Nrw YoitK, Aug. @-1Ir'9hton ftcnch races:
Tho thrne.q,iarters OF Il milo was Won by X.
Monor, Hoform, lilly, sccopsl, Georgia II. third.
Time, 1:2o
Tho nfle nnd three. clghths was won 1y 0nE-
vorncur, Una second, lnKosnar third. Tinu,
s;.R 1ngomar wns given eeconl plnco, unu's
Jockey having cl'cntpd III weighing In.
Thu nuctlon rnre. milo and Il guurtur, Was won
by Weekly, ucllono sccunl, SurYo thrrl. Time,
.!1aIf.
see,nd, Agnes stcktB third. Time, l:i5M.
Tho kirip rncn, mite md a tlt,nrtor. was won
BY ySPccMlnt1on, Knto Lang secoud, Miss MotlUy
third. Titng. :!:11.
Thu handicap hurdle, ono mile. wna won by
FrMNk shnrt, llravo second. DAN Scott tllryl.
TlMe, l:6th.