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CONVENTIONS.
YANKEE DOCTORS IN CANAn,
Spfttdl Dtspdffh Ia The Chttoeo 1,thu..

YANKEE DOCTORS IN CANAn.
sptstal Dtspdtth 10 The Cattdao 7,tbun.l
TORoSro, .Junu TIT las t,,c,, apreea \.
tho Association Of Medical Superintendent, =, !.
American institutions for tho insa1le, ts' whi.s
Inns bcel III session all tho week In Toron,aa ta
to hold their i1ext annual Convention In ~.
clnnatt o, Tuesday. tic sd day OF May H iss,
aud following days. The delegates firm, n.
United States were forty In n,lsbur. ,raf,sase .ae
with ladies Wh0 accompanied them. sn%s
sixty III all. The GoyernInBnt OF Ontnnn' '.1e f.
utlicurs, md tho cltizens We'd with ot1s ~ s
DttlNr IN sl!owering hospitality ,lnon o ~. ~
visitors. rllcsU attentions lucIndsd w
reception by THO Governor nj ~
1'rnVillco ut the Government Hon.s va
reception H., tho Nortnnl- l-Scl,ool efuunds H. y
tue medical pro 0fesSt0n OF tho city, nav y. "
cllrsioN by the New England Society hS cieH hes,
TO tlle OF: tlle parks aild another by mnon' sss
light tu liantan's house and lt1e lovely Sss
given by tho Canadian Inspectors and S,,nss,, ~,
iMtenteAls Of AsylMms. 1'llpn thew o1uss, W..
tlinul Mt the Rosstn Ilouse Hotel. and wsts "sts
s!0wt1 tile sights Of the Capital CITY f fnii.s
rIo. Every member of the party acknnsf
edges with warmth tho abundant and p'esr y
lug courtcsfes shown them by the Canndssnn,,
nllc irc loud ltl admiration OF tle civ an1
PROVINCIAL Institutions. Se
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WORCESTER rs. CLEVELAND.
Spktta9 Dlxpateh TO Ihs Chicago TrlbHns,

EPfClN4 AApRttH ~ 4He hHsG49V 1FkunHss
WoNCEsTEls Mnss., Juno 1T.-Tlie substl-
tuition Of Corey for Richmond in to-tay's
gune resulted we'll. rs tho Cleyelaiuis lid not
lit hin, with my effect, whilu tho Worccs-
tera pounded Mccormick IN lively fashion,
quitting numerous htse hits and liners to t1io
out-llel4ers. Stratton. tho now short stop,
distinguished himself by striking out twice,
mud Mlisslng M easy clla1cu for II double
play. The Worcesters scorud III the tErst
!,,uing oil Stoycy's hit, u passed ball. and
ilotallng's hit; In tho fourth ol, llolaling's
hit al,d a wretched tl.row-in by Purcell;
ain! again III the sixth OH Stnyoy's
two-baggcr md 1te1nseu'S muff Ut
Dlckcrson's long fly. III tito eighth, aftur two
men were out, bickerson httsifu1y, llotullng
Eulttng In twu unrl,GAl runs. The Clavstands
1uncetl tllre0 Of their ttve lifts III the f0urtl!
inning, ntld. ntlett by 6trattdn's failure to
naks Il double play, which would have IT,
tirgtl the side, scored two runs.
wososslcr. .''t'.st cr...........~.. 8 ! 8 ! - ~
c'sSve!Ana:: ..:: .;;::::;G y .u, y ~
Fo,t!ips dtta ..M orrorswUroestcr. !; Uvvoisn5. l.
liaso hiIs-W0reestor, o.; Cloyeland,6.
First hMso on balts-Worccstor,l Cleveland, Q.
First tases on errcrs-Clcvulu!d.a
5aft N 1ases- -woreester: !. 0loyycand. S.,,,
Ualts calted-Corcy, u; BcCormIuk, H.,
Strikes eAlIetl-Curcy. II; bicC0fmlcg. Il.
4onble epl9y-Musccstes, /; Clevsand,2.
1'imo-One heur ,l1id thirty.Qye minutes.
umpiro-lOHCrb.
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KENDALL COUNTY ITEMS.

ap&etat ptspafch 10 Ihs CAtedeo 4''usa a.
PLANO. ILL.,, June 1T.-on tho satn. -
Johns day, the Aurora colnn'anae1y w. y.
Knights Telnplart No. 2, will hold q g ee.s ~
btatson IN the lion. Lewis Stewards IN.
Sir Knights will be present from AuloT As
Sandwich, Sheriday, Yorkvllle, Sononaa,unss ~
Newark, Lisbon aud Hlnckloy. one o. ~ ~
largest crowds ever seen here Il exoTN'H
Speeches will pa made BY ne lloa'. - - Tihfl
Castle, Of, Sandwich, Lewis stoward' o. lD'
Reliable has lust been reefs,sdt rrea.s.at
of tlla place was one Of the sufferers ssgsnt ~ mi
great kansn8 storm Inst week. LIZ !fsan, ~ nI,d
Gonle was pleked. up by tha luft;iEfiadde fGt;fisds nd
!nsnibers Of iis family were seriously ~
Shipments OF the new Piano twine'o 'o'noD"
ltarYesterS commenced tlllS week. =. In proor
Six two-story. brick stores aro NJ" - ~
II eT6s x i:S aao M@a',afactartng @ Company hsts
ordered over half q million. teet at ~ t1t nsIt
direct from Tie Michigan pfnesits i9t n h. Il.
yeat'a y llsrysstYEs, @ forty carloads o1 " N'~
''e" stssa ,ss p.sateA to 1n ca.eaee 1es1n1
YoAkviLLE, ILL.,, June l7.-dS H. .; s;x iiolh yealh
who has been Postmaster mere 10. i.on.sition. md
haX resi8Ie4l Ills Government pes,iEi; pessIE i, ths
will go To Fargo. Dak., aud e'npa'~
aEaMaIe 9Sn t. eas]ess clssK lid Wife Of ch!ssgo IN
luz sa*es. n:ps'ts s .; q N 11.st 4ss add
MI1L1NoEoa, Ill, Iul,e l7.-dAs As,aa.,. ta'se bur
ton las just lecn built y Tue cn'c's''
llngtaI i Quincy depot liefe' ,,,4 and A.
Bruce. of Marsellies. hare Just taken IN trou,
tract 10 grade the new railroad u
Seneca to kankakee. ,...us4
-. sss<tal pt.sateA = NJ cAsease ar u corr
thiE@e; thi.ty.eaa seass as Old 1 on exhibition = ~
Pnstl1fffca' leEa-
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PEoniA, ILL.,, June Notwithstanding
tho advanced stage of tho seasoil, tho wl.0tc-
snle tatto Of tlfo city continues sulte uctiye.
Jobbcrs generally rcport tlletr sales lnrger
this week than last, and their business 10 fur
III 1851 considerably il, excess uf tho corre-
spending time lust yenr. The bnnk clenrlngs
tho past week weru SSs4, ,'3t .tei, n slight III
cre,tsu over tllt, preceding week. Tic ~.
ce1pts Ut grain for, tho wock wer0 5t7,045
bushels anil tile shipments h0l.s0Q blis!Iels,
including $4,000 bllsliets Ut Gorn shipped by
bargu to New Orleans. Tho market has
brell actlye, utl4 curl, ctoses rlll, but s,ats
dull and lower. Tile shipments DflitgIlwtnes
were ], ,543 barrels; tho uarlsctis ligher, s1.01
being tho ruling price.
, 1881-06-18

SD1sTJl3 WESTERN UNIVERSITY

SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY.
TltU FIRST exercises OF tho Commencement
week Ut the Northwestern Unlyorslty-tlla
Kirk contest in orntory-toDk place last
evening III the First Methodist Church ut
Evanston. The contestants wero five Seniors,
who lad been successful In Il preliminary
essay contest and tho prize WIS Sl0o,-tho
gift of NIr. james s. Kirk. DR.. oliver Marcy,
acting President of the University. pre-
sided. Fine orchestral ntusic was in ut
tendance. Tho following was tho program !:
Overture, "Za',pa''; rrayer; Fantasia,
"Faust y; Grafton, George A. Foster, Mil
wnukee, Wis, "irho Epic Period Of Amurl-
iran 1Ilstory"; William II. Huston, Att. Car
roll. ILL.,, "Ul.aractcr alid Political lniu-
once of :.lsousseau Joseph A. Mat
luck, Chicago, ".Jo'ln Hrnwn"; Pnlenlua II.
Swift, Duavcr Fnlis. AllnM., "Nihlllsnn IN
Russia y; John L, Hrusl1Mgl,am, Qluall, N. T.,
'"Engltsi M1srule In .1rGlai,d y; selection
frun :" Fattnitza," BY the orchestra. .',.-
Tho Rev. George e. 10rlnlert Of Chicago.
will give the closing lecture Gf the Senior
course IN tho auditorium Of tho Atetl,odist
Church this eyelllng. This Is to al tho vs-
cnney caused by the Inability Of Carr achurz
tU fill Ills engagement. u
, 1881-06-18

y" WyANxT, Ill.,. June lE-The graduating
exercises of thai Wyanat Hlgl. School occurred
last evening at the Congregational Church,
The attendance !; was very large,-much
larger than on any previous OCCASION. Tbs
church had been elegantly decorated TOR the
occasion, and this young ladies, who were
uniformly dressed IN white, presented y
beautiful sight before q abackgrolnd OF beau-
tIfui flowers md pla..ts. There were eight
IT sres Sounx esss q sentlsen flsne fooWs
the NAMES and subjects Of essnys: Salutatosy
apa essay, Silent Forses,n,C g: Film;
" Our Waterloos," Lyman 4. 1IowEy; d" Lty.
ing Temples" Miss Eva Kinney: "The
, 1881-06-18
THE WATER-SUPPLY.

Trio Now tVe4t-Sfdo Pump{rC~E Entfna
Tho Committee on Firo and Water held qultek
lengthy session yesterday afternoon, With AID,
Evcrutt prcslllng. There wero also present
City Engineer Crcxlcr, Mayor Harrison, and NJ.
Jackson and SECRETARY AMbier. Of the Ctttzsus
Association. Aid. Dusloy resolution, providing
for the erection ot TWO additional pu.uplnr. .en.
K'ucs Of u capacity Of 8o,0oo,o01 gaous par daJ
ut tho West Sljc pumping works, was taken up
Dir. Jackson fuyornd tho erection Of prw
pumping. works on tho South Eide. upon tho paa
TINT, as tho Crib was likely 10 bo removed soou
sosno TWO or moro miles furthor out Into he
lako, u would. " necessity, reduce the pressure
wafer and exhaust tho uapaolty oi tho we.t sHs
tuunc1s: aforo water ras needed Il, tho bushes,
pnrt of tho city for the purpose III running
s esna iro Il adddona pus s1 ispssess sees
ttes woso Increased on tho Wat I sa K ,a roaIs
sasnees Sfesse sa Gu
plan NUS an unwiAe ono. The city already hada
lnrgo plant upnn tho Wosi Side which detuandtd
s Invested Il, thc S' th!rsy.'s9.i fp &C., pss
Tho hniidluxs and pumps bud been lVcatedshe.s
with an idea Of completing the system 50 faf ~
o, y we I'M, Il S ssS sSnta srt o. s1s az s
present. Tho supply Of the elevators with
wateE Tor r4@nnlug @ PURPOSES vas s1botdnas - I'd a.
for p'' psbiio ~" use s'I snd satpp' put "1ss eus
ilres. me question q additional revenue eut
SS dEss s ReS s ssas so aa! s;
erGctin4 machinery and furnishing high p1cssure
for running #ater-elevaturs Yhc city could
sote9l shs 1k nntss and y ws unGsa6s 70
Sir. 4nukson held that there was 20 necessity
for incFvaslnE tho ,wntor.supp!Y Of Tho toata.
Sest pa5;t ; Of the city through the medium Of th'
Mr. Creg,er explained that tho o1ly difficulty
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.... 1V'E'7s5 ~ II" :,
Tho ChtGnEu running niutllNE, wlllclt cult
tnt,,,r.u ~ r,rnot fro,,, Ht.,,Iup wilt hrinr In
.';1eI' "eoA t'u". sus. W., -.
th!a cttS II lntgo HUMMER III tno ocst thoInuRh'
l}re lturHts IN tf1 ct}1tttry, Il considerable ttt-
t,i,,,",,t ~ thnn, In, .nr rtrrntv arrived. In
t"''.''e"t ~ t"e,'' ""'"'7 ~. e' -, ~ ~ 49,.
clll'lfiig nll tho bust ktlow'' stables Ill the
Sultl, nntl Wrst Thu list Ut horses ut pres
~, -. . a., t.s,. :.,t,, ,,,,,. c,,.,,oru %u,v,
elt ~ NV iiMGh. Will t'lclt e"''o4o AIM
u. AwtYGrt's BtMhlt tIfGury Ht11Wn trhtnef}-
Alexis, Arubia, la Gloria, Pride, Tally liu.
u. fnlinF stable tE. II. NrOW's trN!iiu!.
oenft. Iluutjnck, UUtawny, SNl,tton. l3clu Of
MAywnth'. lluntinan. Burg1nr, nentricos Lost
Cause, utId Monogram, :. -
j. Il. tjrillBtuatls stabe u. W. McClcllat.l.
-IlhhtiIihf Clhn Alpine. Ihck l!nvcr!y,
t!a1Htccr. sluarc 1'anco, and brown colt BY
WnyCrly.
i. l'owcrs & SUMS stnblo IL. Mcdonnell. tralin-
, 1881-06-18

. Special Dtspdlth to Tht Chteaao 7fthAn&
TRoY, n. T., june 17.-Tho Troys wero
out'lsldc4 today, but tho ntsons could TO
nothing witt, Wulcll's delivery, willis tho
Trojn,ls hit calvin freely. A hit Of Connor
Md u double Of Gillespie gayo Troy rl1, III
tho sixth Inning, and Cassidy mil Fur9,,sull
did tho battling which earned Il run In thu
eighth. Tie Butralos did not gut beyond
second basc. Turnstlle count, 7o0.
lnnings- 4 = j I d 0 7 SO
ii1ii;;iio iiii;ii': :.:...:.::...o .:o j . . . -
i,a*a nits-rs"y, .; tota!1a nut1alo. .; total,o
Fle'dtnE errnrs-.Trny, 1; buffalo, !.
TWu.b,Ko htts-i'aters, llankiaSou, Gillespie,
Ferguson,
Taru0-tase hit-Connor.
lisss IN lAils-HHtlAl0, !.
llAAoa On erTur4-l3u6N!o. o.
Struck nut-itiohardsun, Pcters, IInukinson G},
Cusklns, WEIGH.
Left oi, bAsrs-1!ntralo. 9; Troy.g.
Double play-Gt!lespfo and liaAklns0R.
FA4scA bat-3ullrAn.
l!ulls talleti-OAlvln, o.; Weloh, 81.
RtEfkea GAlled-Qalvln, @t Wcluh, %.
TtMe-TWu hours,
umnttG-RFAulDY,
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hAA II HoNE+aI hIxA - E0l Il
.rlle graduating exercises of Lake Forest
Academy were held lust evonlng III the
academy chapel. The program consisted Of
MI cssay Oil "Co,npulsory Elucation," by O.
O. johnson, Kendall, ILL.,; ,lcclamutlou,
"Custer's Lust. .CInrge," II. +. Stephenson,
Slenmniuec, Aitet,.; ors.tlon, "rho Chlyalry
Of tho Nineteenth Century," George n.
Entrlkln. ueneSeo, IL. essay, Character, 9t
0ratlun, Letters Of Lord DyrOn," Qeorge A.
Mitchell, Sprung l,!ufr, III. essay, "0mnla
Labor Vinc!t," y. +. Vance, Lake Forest,
mud mn oratl0i,, "Lord Deac0nsuld," ", +.
Alnglll, Lnwlston, III. ',rl,.. pr0Rram
was li6orAlly tnterspersed with music:
Tho compositions showed much caro-. aud
Skill III preparation, nlla fnreAhn40weA Il
bright freshman clnss for the nuXt cU!lGgiRt0
year. President u, s. Gregory will deliver
hld naccnlauruNtD NGrtltull at 1880 O'clock
this morning, On Mdnlay, the Bcnl0t-Class
day exercises, and tho annual prize coNtestln
1rIltory, will lake ptace. On Tuestlay, catl.
ltdatea f0r admission to: Lake Forest uhi.
yerslty will be examined, and an, annnal
collcurt win be given BY tue young latlles Of
the seMln9ry. Tuesday sysainG the ney.'
an aitlress before the literary soclYtiss
g the allnua! eoln1nence!nent exercises of o
0'elnck q. III. During the evenlng OF the
a,l President Gregory will hold q reception,
after which the Young men and Mlnt4bns
Will desert their altna nlater, sO!no forever,
alid others TIL September 7, when studies
Will be resumed. .,
, 1881-06-18

The ANNUAL Commencement exercises OF
t!lls school began Thursday night with tho
graduation ot tho class Of ut, Tho occa-
siol was quito private, only tic especial
friends OF tic fair graduates being Invited.
The young lnd!cs' essays wcro 1ull Of wit
aiid gooi sense, expressett In olcgnnt
English, md wero rewarded with up
p1arsu a1d II .protuston Of flowers.
Tile tlrst essay OH tie program was one by
Miss Belle Proudfoot Of the class Of 80. OH
"0ur Progress in Luxury" Tho renaintng
essays wore by tho class Of '8l. their nNtl.ora
nlul titles as fallows: "'rte Fifteenth Cent
ury," Hiss Iinrr!nt Gnln. Ihtlltps;N - Tile
Outer md tho lnler Life,' Miss Marion
Louise Otis; IAN Imaginary Journey"
lioyurninent," With vnlcdictory, Miss Alary
tic closing exercises Of tie primary do
partmcnt were held yesteEtIay morning, BE-
ginning ut n. o'clock. Thu schpol-room
was beautifully decorated with aow-
ers, aud the little folks, some ns
young rs % years, vera attired in the prot
tte8t Eala-tlny costumes. Although the ell-
tire program occupied only IN l!Onr and n
half, some forty boys und girls found tIMe
f0r Il defamation, The exercises were
sprfEhtly ind ytvncfollS, mil the occasion
Waa 0nu of genuine enjoyment to tho friends
ut the acl0nlr who WBr0 present. Music Was
lntursporsetl throughout, and at the clN2a
the hon0s-lfst WIS read, and eRcti of tho 10
Juveniles WA8 presented with pretty book.
, 1881-06-18
THE ECLECTfCS.

Sr. LouIs, No., juno 1s.-The Eclee.ta
Medical CONVENTION this morning elected ths
following officers for tho ensuing rear.
President, William $. Latta. Llncoln, Neh :
First Vice-1'resldeIt, X. W. Geddes. WIns'
chcnden, AlAss. Second Vice-Presitlgut S,S
Judd, ,guIigsv!ile,, Wis.; Third Vice: Pissi
9S,, s!S,,t, u; II McMasteG, Dowagiae, Nie6:;
Trcasl,fer: james AntcE, Lebanon, b. 1'''''
At tho Rfiprnuull session sumo atldtion,l
papors weru submitted, sonle routine busi,
HISS transacted, ailtl the Convention lien ad.
journcd to meet Mt New Ilayen, Conn., II
IUtna tonight, '.-~ '''
, 1881-06-18
PROPOSED ROWING MATCH.
Special pitpateh to TAs Chicago IftbuH&,

Rool1EsrElt. N. y, June 17.-It Is author
itattyo1Y ANNOUNCED, that 1lanlan, uosner,
anu TEiclsett wilt consont to raw in u general
regatta, tho time and plaeo to be lerentter
settled, for q. Drizs Of oo.-ilrst prize,
$1,000; sccanl,. $500; third, $500; fourth,
$500. Courtney lsoss, R[lsy, and Smith are
tnytts@ to sow s t. regat" @ WIZ probably
fills city. 'rllo following Ii Trlekett's letter
tn rup!y to tho Invitation: .. ),
,sANATo'A LAkk, June -. les,--Mr 4; 2.
hsnd this uvenllf!! wish 10 fetaFn ny sincere
ttunxs for your llhenillty and klud oonslucsa-
Gn Sua.e sea "a pr IL INV wv 9s aesr vee
tho middle tof saext Munth., WouIu aso be
ploAsHa 70. row Alinatch With Courtney. only l
u1bhoy to, put, 4p for slkcs III. present. 0noe
,2ere tha9k'aR you for your k!aaness rs.aaa
1t IL oxpectsd the race will 10 one Of the
gruatest Interest.
, 1881-06-18

NEW OKLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, June t7.-'rlie st0ck l,Inr-
kct Inns brcn activc tho cntirc week, usprcfal-
" fl city n,Hl Stato securities, tho far'ncr
t0uehing tho highest pont yct renefctl ly
them. l,ank MD insurance stoeks l,ase also
improvet. Atuncy continues casy with afatr
demand.
Suuar Is inactive. 1'rices nro barely SUP
ported, buyers holding of III anticipation uf
lower rites. Atulasses ruiet ttnlt ala In l'uy-
cry: fnvor. 1l!ce is ani,et, flood grt,lts ay, r.
abundant supply and ttpKtGctrtl.
Corn. nnts, l'ran. alltl ay yAre lit lbcr'!l slip'
ply. Mixed corn fs scnrcu utlA must III ill.,
NlNiitl.
Prices of flour are tir,rl. Park and lar,I
llnyD ruled tlnll md easy. The l'acnn supply
I,as huun snaIl. l'risgs ll,iyc ll,proy.H(.
Frcfglts continue lult all weak: The
supply OF toMnAye tnrgc'y exceGtls. ~,
tittlnlltl. Weeks rcceipfs nt ,Rrnin, hulk.
100 gtW bushels: Imports, :,so, ,N0 bushels.
Thu, ,eotton demand, with lie exception Of
0ile tiny, Inns .l,ccn nunlcrate. Qnntn!ti!ls
we're reduced 16 per cunt ail low lnllAl!l,iI
and Erates abusS. Weeks sales, l:.0oO bales.
At tho future l}ari btlsilless Is vufy go0tt.
Sales for the wcck, 80 900 l,a'es.
, 1881-06-18
SMALLPOX.
A. DENIAL.

Special Dtspateh to The Chitaeo Tribune.
JOLIET, H., June l1-'rhu i'enituntlnry
physician Issues cnrd denying the exist
encu 0f smallpox within the walls, ind he Is
corroborated by Chicf-Cerk Mueller anil al!
the oflictats. As preventive ,ncasuru el,i-
ployGs from ths outside, except foremlcn all.l
guards, are iatd OF, to guard a9,llnst posi-
blu infection from the city, wlerH few ist-
lated CASEY llnve existed during the past
month. Visitors arc als0 temporarily ex-
cluleu for tho s,,lne re,lsoiiy.
, 1881-06-18
THE INDIANA ROAD LAW.

ops&tA ONpa9t& 70 TN EHKd69 3fE6aHk.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1ld.. June 17,-A circular
Issued by the Auditor Of State informs coun.
ty aud township officers that the new Road
law will not be In operation until September,
and that In the meantime the regular road
tax eau ba levied and applied under tho pres-
cut road system. :! ~
, 1881-06-18
AT LAST.

Hptetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
G41xsnulta, ILL.,, .Jun9 ia genuine case
Of small-pox, resulting IN ucath, occurred Il
fow miles east OF this city yesterday. Mr..
Noble Phelps, II wealthy f,rnler, anI gen.
tleman highly esteemed, visited Crcstols, H.,
few weeks sillcc, ailu on, his return was tuken
fuW tlaYa. -,
, 1881-06-18

EARNED Tllns-CkcnEO, !: 13Oat0n, T.
'rw0-bus. hit8-fiuTns, afUrrilI, lthrtiock.
LIFT Dn buses--ChlcaKo. 4; Boston.T.
First base on balls-Chfengu, !: Huston. ),
First basG OIL erFurs-ChtcMgo, =: Ih.st0lI. =.
Struck out-Gotdsmlth, 15,trns.; Flint, Fox,
Crowley.
Strikes cnllu1-BD Dllistnirh. n; FDx, y.
Wild p1tehGs-G1lismIth, /.
Timg -Dnd hour aud tEty-tlvo minutes
Umulrc-tuwca.
, 1881-06-18

Tho Inaugural Rates Of tho Chicago Atll-
lettc Club will lo Itcd ut tlIo bail Inrk, foot
Of Washington street, this afternout. conf
1ncnclng ut i o'clock. First. nlNt SECOND
prizes viii bc offurutl for n,natcurs Ii, tic
following games: Ono hundred yard, ono
fonrtl1 lalitl IUne milo rims; Unv inlla walk;
1.0.,yard hurdle racc, ten hurdles, . feet .
incl,es; rutirIng htgll jump; standing long
Jump; putting tho ltpo,lnd slinl; polU leaplng
ind t,iE ,,f wltr; als0 III exhibition, OF apur.
ring. Admission u cents; rcsarrgu sGats 60
cu1ltS.
, 1881-06-18
(:OCts.IstGIIrINg.

LANCASTER, o., Jun0 t7.-trllo grentcst
cock!heht that ever occurred IN tlIe West
took placo yesterday nj Avondalc. between
Columbus and Newark. Tho sport conl'
uIc1,cc,l at 0 o'clock in tho morning and lust
Cd until 10 N'clnck Inst night. Over GOO cocks
fought and uvor fifty Weru killed. Tl!cro
were ton mains lighting at y time. Over
1000 people Witnessed tI1e fighting and S5,o0o
changed hands.
, 1881-06-18
A 1I101r-pntCEp TRor.rEs,

Dosros, Mass., J,lne 17.-Tho hay gelltng
Mill boy, entered In tho lato meeting In tho
2:.5 class. Ilas beUn sold to james Goltlon for
SD,500. Praylo,lB to tho sale le was l,!tcllou
up With Dmnttillc, aud the palr trottcd q
uUurtnr In Hak.
, 1881-06-18

CEpAr RArlns Ia.. juno 1Z-Tho follow
ing ScoEu IL thu yccor.l Ut tho closing races
OF tho Iowa Circuit here. Class 2:48-Lhdy
Middleton tirHt, Trapeze second, Young Rl-
shaw third; time, a:H9{{, ?:sS, 3:3o7. Iii the
SclotA tllrsl; ttnlc, rs. 9::.I 2:alA, 9:71ll,
, 1881-06-18

eal, nealnst 7,lso through nml LIN local tho
week before. Hugs wurr nctfye. prices rang
ing from s5.7Ii50ft.l5; receipts, LINN. = de-
creasc frum thu preyinns weck q h!kN hoAd.
SCrp wnrt. nttIpl. ltecciWs .0,tNO, Ngnttlat
Ii,;pNl lust week. Quuttal ut s;I.D0t15.1o fur
COMMON to extra
, 1881-06-18

:, bpfetaE Dt'pofeh 70 1At cAfesao 7Ytbu,,
Sfn1SnFIEtf,. ILL.,. June 17.-The 49,.
f''cnccne',t exercises ot tho Iftxl, schoot Iola'
ctlrresl to.tlay class Ut nine young i,ds. ve'
nlitl four yo''ng mon being gratuate,i. A.a W.
Misses AlIco >nllninn, EfeiCu fSsan'a,aaaates:
Aiagglu Cobb Bunita Derry, kite f"ifttI1e,s T. ftI1;s,Ys
l.!zxlu Armstrong, Ciarn ", StnIcy FiEui.l!eh,
WhIpplc, ANN l'o!Tenberger, aid Mesta!e MNasaes
Frsa l'otids II; a.. :!olannt William pjt1:,t T. e.
'er na !tt al|yrra t + ta Wr'Et y',tosI!!s s!ss r9as,
Dot(ts tho snlntatory. 'A'o tled
, 1881-06-18

Right Of Clotce." VIII l.. Sam: nth. H.,
Of Achilles" Miss Lulu 'TholnpsoHo' a!ei aeei
md yststory s ,3,, Ht1ss Al Mad ofey II,
, 1881-06-18

lsASE-UALL ACCIDENTS.
:. NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, juno 17.-1n base-
hall mattel, to-day hutchinson, ialc's pitch
ur, trtppetl, sprnintng the letltlons Of his
klice, whlle Could. Alnhersts pitcher, lad
Ills loEt urnl broken by Il ball.
, 1881-06-18
ACCIDENT TO AN oAts9AIAN.
Ep{ef4{ Q4t0tfA 10 In EAIf4aQ Tribune.

sAlkAToaA, N. T.. June Hillary Kelley,
The 'ex-cllampton slngle.acu!ler Of England,
aud WHO accoMpanlad Edward TElckett the
Australian scul!sr, llers as trainer, severely
!t;sS.,: fFGasea oe Of ls eKs oa ne a
fling mud boxing ,uatch ut The line. Kelloy
~ Jumping suddenly to Qua slIe 70 aY0id 4
tie accident Keltey's LUXURY viii lay him
" ~ all snmiRes, but VIII not Interfere with
, 1881-06-18
the doubtc sc,tf race fur professionals; three
lntles; lime, !e}:tJ.
PROSPECTIVE PRIZE FIGHT.

Special ntspatth Ia The Chicago 7rttnnk4
NEw ioRK, tunu i7.-Tllc proprietor OF tho
Police Guzcttd recently oirorcd 10 match
i'a,ldy 1syul, tic champion p,lgtiist, to tight
John Sullivan, of l''stoh, according 10 tic
now rules of tho 1,o,ulun rrizo ring, for
st,0G. Sullivan refusetl 10 light nnlcss 1syati
wostll ngrva tu ,io halllo with gloves. 1lya,i
refuset, nntl snid tint Ito l,atl 10 light Joe
Hoss with tho llAkcd fist hcf9ru he won tllo
tltlsof champion, nl,i that II Sullivan wa,tctl
to 10 champion l,a wollltl hnvo to tlRlIt In
tho snme why. Ryah's backer inttn,atctl
ilsts unless M,l,(ca. whiel! ",riIt,l" SulI!yan,
with i,aru knitcxIes.. Sullivan left Now York
Tor l3oslul. yesterday, Htltt' chilled oil typ
i,ntctl spartinl.. Men, who nEteel to t,irnls!l
l,tn, will the. .s1ncws 0f wnr. $h,o ,oW. Sullivan.
ut once ilotInud l,yat,'s backnr;. 'r1lc latter
to:ny .lrew WI S!'esk to5 90. oM s,Ii',I tnfIf'Sit
Alnl Forwarded to Nlr. Frank Qucen ut tic
Clipper.