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, 1881-06-08
THE CITY.
IN GENE1,AL.

(, n. TAYLOR, of I>cuver, Ia Mt tho Leland.
u FRANZ +. EASTMAN, u, &. a., IA ut tho rttucr.
Js. KAMs, Hu1alo, N. y, is nt tho Sherman.
EouEnr EAMErr, Indianapolis, Is NJ tho ahor-
nAB.
", MARCUS BLAKE, England, Is at tho Grand
Tnc!lc.
c. FLOR coLstN1z, Mexico, is at the Grand
Pacific.
THOMAS F. Ktxu, Washington, D. C., is Mt tho
Tremnut.
Jc1ms i. A. CHANDLER, Of st. Paul. Is at tho
Ehcrn,an.
1s.Ao G. sMl7lf. Westerly. II. l.. ia at tho
EhHr.tlar.
lol1s wAnSEu, tho Mayor Of Peoria, Is at tho
Grand PMclfc.
TIE pnko Of Athol, Scotland, Is Mt tho
GrnEd rne!tic.
Mn. Axp Ms,s. ]. s. STEVENS, Nccnnh, Wis, aro
at tho Sherman.
Nil. ASu Mus. AUGUST 7. posr, Now York,
Nil AND Nilss. THOMAS CnEsTEit, plttsburg,
are at tho Palmer.
Mn. AND Mi,s. G. W. NACKE1E, st. Paul. Mimi,
nru ut the fremont
Mu. AMI. Mus. +. NJ. V, RAYMOND, Fargo, D. r.,
arc 1T etfo fremont.
I'll. C. Owst.Ey. f. D. L. Wickos, ". @. Tobln,
Texas, RrG ut tho Palmer.
THE Rev. and Mrs. Joseph II. Townc, Salem.
ATNss., arc at tho fremont
nn. II. W. uoYp uud fnmIty have lust returned
froln r trip through California;.
SAMUEL. L. WErHEnEL1. Of HallwIn's Thea
tte, snn Frnnelsco, Cal, Is at tho fremont.
Du. G FORGE W FoorE, Gnrcstuu. nnd DR.. E.
ii. McAIec, Clinton. la.. urc ut the Palmer.
C. d. GontlAa, superintendent Ut tho Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne s. Chicago ftuIruad. Fort
Wayne, Is ut tho fremont.
TuE Chicago Lacrosse Club held 4 meeting
last night al IS West Lnkp street. T@c!vo mem
hers were present. ltputtno rnattcrs wero at-
tended to aud tho meeting adjourned.
Tile Lake View police found yesterday attor-
nvon, nbout fo,lr miles north Of tho city limits.
1t WIS evidently, from drrss and 80 OH, that OF
eullor.
II. a.. .B,tucE, Now Zealand. tho ltev. i; n.
issis, snd .SoaH 4. ;teK!6(,o. London, Engiault
Ja,nes l., Grnnt, Liverpool, England aro ut the
Palmer. .-..
THE Chicago Confectionery Agents Union
held meeting Inst evening III bi WGat Lhkc
street with thU object nf etltottnx an orgnnizu-
ton, tor which preliminary stops were tukan
6utnt weeks nEo.
vA,!uct wis dprlnreu by officials Of auino VI thu
tuilrtnlis 70 hu too close to thor tracks, unl 4
WINS accordingly t0rn down and Is bninE rcbullt
Hour Feet feHisi tho tl1ttk.
Alnnasssc oltelnu. ~. U sHdsln street !Tnil'-
NSE lsull,iugy was, ut II. H.. 81 aeg:; 70 4. n,,,
ctcr. s 4. m. mn; 81. ILL.,, $40
TltE E1unzlng liuartl Of West Chicago, con-
ssting 81 tho Assessor, Supervisor. ard Town
s;stntu assessllleut of ihlt t.'w,, at the Town
Unlce, III and 81 South tiuistca street+ Aondny ut
~ O'Clock.
THE rcenlur monthly scss!un Of the Veteran
Gfu,lu raclilc. The routine business being dis
, 1881-06-08

Buck l. 1lGynnrs Moth Powder Is 4 harvester
thnt reaps rURches by tho million.
, 1881-06-08

FelscHfhn1 ko1tntnsky And asked them to ret
ship u Polish newspaper. aud If. Fslsenstal
pssse' ss IT, eat fS ss s' ass sf' Gs that
. r. y: asssS:s?s s ssssl s:!a ~ ~ sssoas'
rap cone'Aerab!y behinahand during hts ca.l.
sxensss n .nroaxa w. sGhofnns so,s
d 7 ss IT, ''1 ssa ssssss g
sleainshIp colnpahy. 10 touk u larve sum Of
saVsey troa. various peoptu tor tho purpose at
sseHriuE then. tck9ts tos shor trIcuds il roIani
Gyer the tickets. No PROOF of my aueh uiisoun :
duct. however. has yet bec" furnished.
4 sHTlM!oAL CONVENTION.
4 meeting Ut tho iutltinK journalists wns held
ussutllhlSd 10 attunl the Milturs Natioaa[ Con-
yentt9n but. ~ eomnl0n With Tho not..pro,cs.
III = lttl!e convention Of tasit nwl,, Tho kcon
ssFe e s:y Ss s 9 wi ssoy sy Il 4
NV NV xs!k M.e's Jsa;uel. iswst5 ssEsssSa;
!ni!ana1oiIs MtlIaioae, b. j. Nauck; MInieapo.
u KurthWeseIn sidler: \; Hoppi9, 9: q: Palmer;
M0l9o I9 o,a!,.t c,samtr g Ha!l; st toas
.iMerieaa HaIt! X: il. il. siitshsIi; Deaisehs. %
tMtrMi.fs IT. Is II 5t Ms,sr 4 4 s,tts s;.,u0,
loefNoo nd IL Executive @ o coa'mlt,es,p ,sp''"
with unlimiied powers. Tho Committee rutirsd,
that thoy haa considered ths sutt hrUuRhl by lAu
aciEs Of Gutenberg uRulust the tucl,,bers or tho
movable types. Tho Coanittso had teiormined
I 1nents for that purpose warn becoming tou bur
denson'e. and would conprqmls0 with the Gut
OF n0YHFlf bllruttG Hbfnfion At,n
, 1881-10-01
Chicago VIII Cortfnue to Fly
the Pennnnt During
1882.
Providence Beats Buffalo for Second
Plaoe-Detroit Fourth, Troy
Fifth, Etc.
little Brown Jug pnces In 2.1o Under
Adgorse Conditions at Louis.
vile.
The Inyinoiblo aeotoh Yacht MadEo Once
Mora Victorious in
Race.


With yesterdays games cInsed tho regular
Leaguo championship seusni. md tho ssR,1A-
llg ut the eight competing clubs wns IT,
cfAed. The question ut second rIace was ut
issue III the game between Providence md
Buffalo, which wcre tlo at forty'stx games
w0n, and Providence WIS sueeess-
fnl In securing tho coyctetl honor
Of bulng second to the Chfcagos,
who liave duplicated their atlcecss
Of Inst year, md will fly tho pcnnant during
ISL. Detroit, the youngest tenn In the
League, Inns won tho crPtiitable position OF
fourth In tlle race. beating such old stngers
ns Troy, i10stHtI, CieyeEuild, and Worcester.
All but two tenlns-Boston nlitl Worcester
werc successful In completing their scllctl-
Mle, ard these nfe but Et!isle apiece s'clilnl.
Tho Cl,tengUs h,lve won fifty -slx gnlles md
lost tweilty-cIEtlt, Or, rs It cnrlUnsly
happens, have won lust twice
the number Of Eh,nGs they I.nyu
lnst-a rucarl fl be prnuit of, considering
tile great strength OF tie seven competing
teams. 1tldgetl; the contest throughout Inns
bcult ,l0tablu for Its EVENINGS nMl doubtful
Issue M to all but first llnce. fhe ChicagOs
lead ile LenEin III tho lIntter0f ru'.-gutting,
frletIUn Of six a1ld otle-half TO 4 R1!ne; while
Of precisely four and Gnc-half tD q Eaillc. Ut
ChfcnEo's 5i0 rItns Hl9 were natg MI thpir
Dwii grounds, and 40 when playing away
from home. Their opponents illAdU ISL runs
III EhfenEti, anil ltll hi their own grounds
respectively. Tho record af g,llllcs won md
lost md tho standing ct MI tie clubs IL aS
follows:
, 1881-10-01

~; S,eet al S 81
gtseti in brown cllcn and 4 straw 6at.
Ono day ho missed hor light footstcp tripping
es III co s'n g ,sH e1
poor eri had tho typho'd. fsycr "a As n ihis IL .nsro w
s g s sesssea ses a g.
taEsnn: 1}ut tho lttt1o dwarf Ind heart biKget
%o cs s % ts 1Ss % fsy b. sn 9sS 95.st
tho last cunt of hIs little savlnRs to buy heF
n,ed'c!nea and no,'sishmont.
and tvnlar Ieyotee. her heart WAS ilIlcd With
Eratitudg wf. Oh sho tried fcolty to e1prcss. and
hhFnJ tn tho knowledge thAt shO liked and was
iur,uF .to weeks Of elow conva1oscocc That
him to be tho t,nly rcal friend sng had Ii tbs
wide world. enco.lragcd hin 70 speak. Flo DID.
s :" ss te stary so,t they ero married.
py; nis auecn Tsaoed bic hearth, and, to minis
oxuted III self.tlcnInl md hard work. Iut tho
En- en- Of bis nYr har6h'" !h"x d ot s,ne long 1pa
Tho ponr dwnrf shtnnk itlto fear when be saw
tho M.lMrsng g!Mnces the newcomer bent upon
received them tfo iooked in ~ f,so 20 eass s' ana I'd
wondered INV f. bud oyor o1pec1ed that bis
Te thought % taan.&I t hia,. lav v~ saa nrebt be
wondered why t;tNs hatf hset1 90 cruel as to Riyo
of = innu. he conceived, tuorOia hatrei Of she
tall ncn. who lu,med III like Rlahts around him,
b,it most p al q tltt stratKcr. who he fet vas
Stuaang n,s "i1es aears array will hts ak feot
The Thought became ,iubearatsc. MOI he could
cry and dospair. tho naor ittio ieiiow flushed
hr!ef t!tne dreT hls N.Y. Oreath. leaving 4 pa:
, 1881-10-01

u!oeokon building Association 70. Marlin,
~ itcnsly, ~; ClarksvltIe BUILDING AHso'
GIation s,tion "a. Ssophrn. y N. j., Nl: 1c!an0 ";
HrhF. 10y; nut y INC transaotion bt tfcatnd ns
.. ISa', y T. not 'rofn wnat nnfc nnpeats necrs.
ta!t,ct' tho nEsociatlon had but nvo ycars and
sevgn nnnths 70 oonfsnpe under tho statute. It
navanS having ncott 6rYan!xed Two tc9rS ana nfo
nouns ttevlotta - tbat tlsnps and lts duration
i'EinT limited 70 eight years. Tho duos
anu tntctsst which the nGto secured amo4nf
torcst. 4 ths end Of fve yeats and
snven m:onths-stxty-soyen montns-thls "nul1
atnniant 70 ONLY *}N, Tho fnte Of Interest then
pr ,ann.lm. The n'nnnnt rcce'fetl-Ssar
NJ . ~ por gent IN ~, ynars anh seSen
to: ito 'princpnl. wo.iis mnke sGI,N
!nMt wt'till hnsc t'are to iinre been pnld trcnt-
M tne tnt,nry rcccirud ns lnan NJ ~ per cent.
in1s q coarsn feflllros that smSthc shptttu nave
KEPT h'a ctntrant, but thnt whit no must rs.
sumo whs the Intention OF fhc rar-
, 1881-10-01

NEW IoIsK, s3npt. 30.-In tho rnce between
the Nudge and Schcmer totlay, tho former
was again victorious, winning by five lniil-
,,tcs mid six seconds actual time, although
the Scllemer allowed her twelve minutes.
Tie weather on tie whole favored tho
Scllemer. She was not rs we'll ha,,ttlcd as
tic Scotch cutter, alld 10 TINT llor defeat Is
attributed. Tho Schen,er crossed tho ltrs Mt
1l:a0, ton minutes uld thirty-four seconds
before The Afadge, but lost fully five
minutes by going too far into tho tide, which
was running II strong nood. Sha subse-
auentiy partially recovered tho loss, md
passed buoy No. to eight minutes and forty
seconds a!,en,a Ut tho Ma.lge. Between tho
buoy mid tlse IiEhtshfp, smiling by q ssrung
wind from the sDnttl-SO.ttlienst, alld over Il
comparatively sinUDtl, sea, ttlu Nudge gained
one Minute an1 thIrty-clsht seconds. On
the return tile ScliBn,er gained twenty-five
stGofiIs to the buoy, but lust 0np infinite And
ilfty;;Srcon.!s canning Up. froni the buoy
t., Fort Wattswurth bofora tlle wind.
This loss WIS duo partly In tlaluy III get
ting tic sails aet nftGr rltttldlnK the buoy.
nlNl tnrtly tn The fnct That tic Atuttges salls
drew better. Tugs Alhl steamers meeting
the SehenGr n long way NheAu w1!isttetl
lnstl!y. thinking size Ind won tho rncc, but
tile time allowance gave The Aladge tho VIC
tory.
Tomorrow the Afadge and Schooner race
ngafil nnttGr New York Club rifles, by which
tho former will allow the Inter about two
minutes.
, 1881-10-01

ST. C1.A1nsv1ILE, O., Sept. 3o.-1.eslcy
Cowan. SOL of Judgu Cowan, WIS killed to-
s1aya Washington In balloon ascension ut
the tafr. Prof. White had ilsat!o SUCCESS
fMl ascension yesterday, alll Cowan obtained
permission to Rt, up RlUnn to-tlay. As thu
aiat1I,ed, tred to catcil trcet"p' p' and i ie,l
fifty feet to tllu ground.
, 1881-10-01

p1rrsnunG. I'a., Sept. N.-Thc races at tho
Exposition weru well Intended totlay, tho
wrntller fine, and the track III good condl-
tLo1l. Tho unfinished a:'A class, four llents
Of whicl, wuro trottctl yesterday, WIS taken
BY katlg ID. In tho sixth heat. Tile fifth hcnt
was won by Redwood. Time, a:J1,l, 2:3OSS{.
The first race today, tho speelai two-nIlo
tr0ttIng race between. Alice Medium and
Milo, was won by the former IN Two straight
}Ients. Time, 6:ld, h:l"51.
Afeltss aud Misses Primrose, best tllrre 1T
five. WIS WIN by tfia latter II, three straight
heats. Tinc, t:ho11l, 1:50A, 1:5l1l.
, 1881-10-01
THOMAS HARRISON.

' Par Park Avenue Church. '"s
Notwithatand1ne inc taes thnt the weather
was wet and Hloo1ny and Renesulfy dlsagrceablc.
tho rovIvul meeting last night IN. tho Park Ave-
unu Mn,ho1is, t'hurch whrra rrho,n.a Harrison
thn .,e',u,. o,.,ns.o,,e, ia h,,, T"s,, sns ~.
.ue sonnR esan3e'1s1, IS noo'ng '"rth, was at-
.etaiea ~ 'asgs sonEregat!on' kyeFy eha!r
ron nokel oyrr tho eonur.anlion o,d nr,,
,',,eo,i Uu" W. ..a,,s."s v on - s,a "u .a pIw n,
vave shem tho wot nights
TO TEST THEIR sAScT1FlcAT1oN
distance tho wbeo]s wcr., testca avrrv n,,ud,c,;
,m'es or 10, eaa anat wnen ono craekea wheel wns
!uu'u ~ w" tn.u"a n"ns. Aho peot'o "ao
stntd nwhy IRON tue revival meeting becn.lse Tho
l,ni wo,,td ,hrnw tbatn nwuv. An, thc, ~"
yo,1n,r 1.,ortcr s.artn M vii, :. nv f1ts ,vht
lIund liz ,Lcadsth No. tho congregation catoh-
tnx up. tho hymn w..h, Il xusl0 ana SINGING it
through 70 Tue en.l. NJ. tlurrlsun ,.ttsr siart.
SnS Tue a ys ,s.tSr 81 axy aSy @ m .e Sa .a4s a
waa lin!shed. Thou hr t,lsnpad up and Called on
q n1am ~ th1 ctinKseEat1on Tor pr"ycF. which
r., 1T will ne funny thing to mo" said Mr..
Harrison next, VII wo do ilut bring
At LEAsT ONE HUNDRED SOULS
Into tho light " our grcMt tntotin1 next Sabbath.
al.a o svaxe'is, X aa % os spcaH Ct u uen ne .so
tIma hext saubath:" lio said thers would 10 i
opa saSy xso " kasp @ .sre 'sr ard IN
G..fly .aYrMlnR unt!l midnight. once. when ~
Gonneottout, Ae bud starlc.l meetnF curly III
tho morning, ind tho elttnrss shrioked tor mercy
to aa as eS us o .ho d. Ii wantsa ps
"Auve yuu been to ssc JrsuaI" was sung with
ompnllsis by Mr.. Harrison and tho Tow peUpic IN
ths oot'RreKalion who were ta.niitnr enough
, 1881-10-01
Driven to 1)e.palr-Tlo Short Lover
aud tho Tail Girl

:, Talking about life, ano suan ytcldaA up bis In
N9w iurk this wepk simply bpuAusa he .vHS
shuFt-n0G OF fnDnoy or bruins, hut u1erGly Iu
stature. Thu pta n,ax!m,, "H9 luan should 10
GoSrso Yeaiss, wb1a, ihs Ls I'D "xa sesit 1t a 10
Eaku 0Hy fur fuot hIyh. though bis luck Of
stature bud never bctn u suure0 Vt xgtet until
III love VIII very pretty klFl ttftean iNchua
tai,,.
This nrstty Ktrl worked In a factory, and, It Ii
Heed!osa to .tdd. Waa yury l,oor. l3u was LILO ah
orphuh, Aad lived alnn9 In little ruo,n Ia the
little dWArt had tu,x wuicAed hcr Win a4mlrtnx
, 1881-10-01
Seeded FROM The CHilRcH.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept. 3o.--The Rev.
II. S. Hoffman, nf Holy Trinity Aforavlan
Church. flas gone over 10 tho Reformed
Episcopal Church, takinE witt, HIN most Of
the congregation amt church property,
Among other things Hoffman objects to tic
foreign element IN tho gova rnulent OF tho
SyUDu
, 1881-10-01

c. Il. llosmcr filed ii bill against Mary Ann, F..
Gilbert, Andrew ind william 0. IRckson, Mary
T. l.atld, And others, tal f0rec0se n ttust.teed
for &aup Hn Lots i! 1, H. H. Btnck II: aud I.otA !,
2, ., lt11i 10. Block 81, In finHcrs Park.
lusA c0rcur1n sued l.crnharo Coreornn for
$1.J]J.
Lewis DnrteIs commenced an action In trcs-
pass against Mnry Llcpo, claiming $i0000 dam
nXca. ...
Relic s. Hhrevo, 4. ". Shrcyc, Matte D. Hous-
ton. md Atee T.. Shrcvc hcRNn suit for Elu, 900
dA!nnues aRalnst tho ChcuKo & Western DuM-
my halro1d Company.
, 1881-10-01

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept, 30.-The E,,-
gl[sh crleketcrs arrived tl.ls evening, atld be-
Rin tolnorrox thrce-t1ays' match with the
Philadelphia tenn. Arthur Shrewsbury did
not cntl.e with them owing to sewers attack
Of bronchitis. lle Is expected. huwever, In
ttnldbto take part In tic match against All
Antprktu.
, 1881-10-01
TENS.

Judge DlodEett will begin work aEnln In car-
nest Mouday. mud ho will Bt With Judge DRUM
rnnnd to hear tho patent caHcs of tho Wilson
Packing Company against tho St. L6ufs Canning
Company aud against tho Cnlcngo Packing and
IT Ni+un Ca,npany. The herring will probnbiy
occupy a1l the week.
Tuesday lhe Oc&nbcr torm OF tho Appellate
Court viii open. Thu call will bc ms !, =. i, !,
mid i. Wednesday will be tho lust day for tllng
records. FRIDAY will bo devoted to tho Bxaul-
nattun nf inv students fur atltnlssun IN tho bnr.
Judge Anthony will cali clkies,liAr No. = during
tho Oetnocr tern. and Judue gury Will suk0
CusGs from him.
Mr. De witt J. L!pe, c1nrk OF Judge Gardner,
resigned yesterday to enRNRo In tho cD.ntnisslOn
business hero.
Judge Gnr,lncr Will bo hack in bis ohanccry
room Aiont'ay. 4 calonlAr bus been prepared
which ho Will call.
, 1881-10-01

DLuo,nSoToN, ILL.,, Sept, H-James I.ucus,
flcEI MID respected farmer, WIS very scrl-
onsly, probably fatally, injured by collision
Of II Chicago Il AIton IOco,iuIye and Ills
waA0i1, In which lie Wus drIyl1.g !l0nA. Tie
wagon Is II total wreck, n,ltl the llsrsts were
killed. Lucas Ind several ribs broken.
, 1881-10-01

SUPERIOR C0uRr - CONFESSIONS - National
Hank III tltnols VI. John ", Steyons and Oscar
ier9or. $.,.lt0l-laAup E. Adams ", Susue,
Et Etl0l0l.-ltotDrt Berger W. BAIug. t3,Gii5.04,
luHuG hAlTH-J. Il. Huxley & hon W. The
S1utth GampAlY, VI.
C,IiulT lunv-tONrgsaiOhs-,John II. liaap
W. lMlAes Murphy and lEtdatt Murphy, &78,St,-t
Buuu ~. tGssph IseH. $s1aEi.
.lunnN ktIiENa--3tssatl VI. f{Nrras OF ul. W.
Talt!uu.ga i. Hpa!tls. I'll S,-Enlnlu E. Dc plno
~. laaAo CuAlt $:AJ.
, 1881-10-01

SIiEEpsnEAD BAY. Sept. 30.-Tho scvon-
eiglltls OF II mile race was wol, by Lcttinn,
Mute second. Col. Sellers third. 'Tllne, | III,
In Tho ono mile Manltou was first, Duke of
kunt second. Bernard[Elc third. Time, :l3111.
III TIM milo and quarter 1lub Roy won.
Ohio Boy second, Klng Nero third. Thine,
9:l9.
was llrst, l.ettlia secalid, Dy-the- Way Third.
Time. t:i7lY,
, 1881-10-01

The South Chicago i Westorn Indiana Rnil-
road Company commenced a suit fur tho cal,-
demnuuon OF property for right Of way ia tho
vicinity of Wolf LIKE. The properly sought to
le cpnlcinned Ia owned by Ann Il. and biary
Il. Reese and David G. tm1nllton.
, 1881-10-01
a FAILING PLANK.

spteta. C:,pateh to TT Caseauo TrI,4ne
CLEVELAND. O., Sept. 3o.-N'Illam (;irkin
was Instantly killed today BY heavy plank
falling on Ills lIeatI, crushing lii his SKILL.
Tic unfortunate iuan aenvps q wifu aud two
or three children,
, 1881-10-01

DIED OF Ills INJURIES.
..al Dtzpaieh to Ths EA1cnoo Tribune.
Ei.dS, ILL.,, Sept, M.-AlatEas Steifs. III
5ured IN jumping frnm n Chicago j. North
western, engine III nation, died from the eff
fects Ut his hurts this evening.
, 1881-10-01

Anna a. r. Janson flied bill yesterday
axnnst Axel Ionson, asktnR tor decree OF III.
rurcG on account Of his long continued cruelty
to her.
Hattie N. Horton from Emery r. Horton oil The
Frn,ntt III drunkenness nnd nttultory: Johnnna
Nuf1s frusn IUhn fSnha fur cruelty; lu1 blAry
cNuRe.
, 1881-10-01

Tnoy, N. T., Sept. "o,-The League season
closed here to-day With game brtweeN the
Detroit nntl Troy tennis. 'Thu visitors plnyetl
II beNutifM! gaIue hntl nt tic bat and In tho
Quitting weru unnbla 10 Ohtatn run, the
scure standing : to 0 1T fnyor uf Detroit.
, 1881-10-01

srtefat Dspateh to 7at caleaao Tstbuns.
LOUISVILLE, ~, Sept. W.-rllu races at
the Jockey Club trick tutlay were Witnessed
W y !atRe nstehaNnee. ihe "eatilef ~, n,lo
track Were fine md the sport eood. Tho
event Of the day WIS tile great Altarlean
sta.'!os :' stake, which g. was teksn BY sl!t
i,n rha ,st rnc ,s ~, neso".i1, ho NV
for ayear.Si* AID ia n nlns starters, as ,Se III.
lows: NanM!s it.. E,ltiIa,ler, Fly ballc",
laH lnooitS' st' EnFe, nr1 t SqGpnsw py t'eS n9M ~
tmncn ,yna t!v'. furgs !s Wrmi,.x tn- M Via w,
"aT frn', f1,n at,,rt n,,.i t,usti.i n nsat win.
isr, Wsaaovsr% % sseo.i iii rarrsii thiri. '1 Tiae, IT,
s,1,on tug tsS segoa s teo, a e feGt 1sriG9 ferya3
With st. I'D n,,frI o,,a nsst tarc.4. fn,,rths,
nsilss, G.sre w;;rS itss.Sres so'anat|ol's n,sl
NuS;s % GrnIixnr :' a1,,l W. bmna's b'ssIS; Hit l.af
incH 9;rmrn'r ason,,G rf'nn III LIVE """l-
ass r. 5sSs Sss i'd IT, to;'ssEIi s csl FL:
pnx st tnIr VIII pm, m,s, .!9 S9" seeoha Matn'non
9Tha n,;tc ,ai, yas .on hi, 1,ct,o or ,,,r,.
1onfs prf'," % sncn,,I nvin3z in3 fS",, " ,gs g'
1S; f:iSgf. '''o ''so""' '''s'"@ '"'io' A"e'
for ~ ,no.r iii, % uu Wy & m"s .appGn
ntnar .tTSr i, .ot ~. WAS. te.. - 49,; HIM s
nrT ~ MIN" :Tha ~ t o as,. s:xur suc
ctsir,. Int Is .rtvr frt"rthv . .as:i tho ~.
.tA. % WE t us 'GGIh "ua.t "'A LItta Ivy Nt'ius!
tS,nst oun sr,nt H. u sIs MHs
.,ss oa ,nt,ps atnn,ti,, "Hto IT,. & ssli
800 stn tno%. ,n"S l.! q ~ niu 49, ,H
IItSs%A, 49, n.to AZ 'tt"eLsssa9 A1AN1"
thl!l, lily WoM1o nM'u ueeia yovy !Ast Dalt 'or
uls WiHa. X WINS ustGtnit'lett. AoWeYe1. 70
e.yt c ~ ,u;~ht s,f ia iisa,n} ny GcF tas c,ao n,o
out ncrtsm nnnti,I hV iii r1,nn{l,v.mni"
md ns tFnv cnra ,o1~irv mat
81.
s.,,ts VIZ. ssss "$t's. A"s ,tfft M"s
VIII 8tEML ntplhHst. ~ ttat htMIt WIS
apoNcA tltit IEEl lEuul A!o WIG ny u U[ENks
hliu luz EG41llIlk WIS Hellt OH hKAll. lnla
brsi At d rattilnS pace }ust at Ills head. Tisha
iNnx matls il, Si}i, low, % lie %stretois. inv.
au.ts fI,a I,Eontr rot okt.,l hao1
, 1881-10-01
Waiting from Nay to Day for tle Pork.
Eators 10 Ante Up 1hoso
Margins.
Handy Says the oblivious ohionns
Will Stand Up to Their
Trades.
A Break Said to Be Worked by HYmpa-
thetto 0psrators-Elevator
Room,

allnat FbYartttng tho atdnj,n9 or houses which
na,,n, .,',.a.ss ~" ~, ."su oee .i"s.
ano 81 .nae los tno people, w..
ea n o agsu nor aeete s ana ~ ho o
n wns anti All n,,, ,,,,t ~, .,,n.,,I,,s .. liz
.e,enees: severus members su'd toat' nndcr tho
rules o. tho Board VI Trade, snch course rac,
. ms.e'ay. a.. sa'a " !iaso to'u raet.os oavlnR
trades Win tho. hiid who naturally trlt solicit
ons about nhalrs, thut ttoy were not putting up
margins. and, whan askcd In tho Afternoon what
should ho donc. said tho parties co'Itl do ns they
ptqaBet}s that tho firm bnt1 information frntn
rinciunatt tl,at tho MONEY would 10 % forwnrlci
soon, and thog wero % motu.utarllT % e. oxpccttnr % IT,
Whom it arrived they should be prepared to
attend TO business. Tho firm nre satd not to
n,v Il, ~ ,ho n,,n .,,n-s.. u,rt,r., iaa.,s ~
oses with NV n tho r, Ind cstns. o,xht
in, however, largo quantIty " of whest. % said by
son,o to 10 ~, ,ooo bushels, on account Of
"wifoM IT MAY coScEnS."
and 1t was sald tato III tho dny that aboat NIL tho
stu1 had been bought in. This was not believed
~ everybody, though, and one case wns eItrd
large doal ssnnd opo,. hav.nr rnsth thut SIR.
ars 1. u cone,es a,s mug,
Ahtke i'a ~ suAts peHuIHk tAtMtE3Fui DI inc lunua
from Cincinnati. It wus stntad Into III tho nft-
crnoun that tho ilrm would probuby xct tho
rnunov toar. so,tto nm md m n,m,, ,her i,n,I.
nv. s.'" w. a.,u ~ ao". tnus uns'.
,,Is,,a,1., :, .,,,t.sa -. M..'a 1'. - ~
W. es,.., -. -. "o"ss one'as s' y. ~"
~ 70 nmvo aotG ~ ~ coneefs cary IN tno
eay TT tnS psnoso ., bsunRns tno Wneat inr-
W. w nnmess 20 no so!ey pFGssea, an cnnek
tnr, ssr,.s,,' .os no ~. mafnet Wns
s,, sriJIx nf to 4 aak " - % s4 1of s,9 nta;
na 3,a @ TO sl:si&11sis. Thc bst,k was believed to
W. tA' "ofh VI tn's I'''ho'n"tton'
THE SIZE OF IT.
cstiInatcd nj S10iHtj tt, STfl. .isSJ ~
I}trinr tfte Rftprt,nDn II truruftyr rennr.or
cu]Ictl mon ~, IT, Mrjiunry WIN rernut,v nilic,
hlS Fortunes with those Of I. ". rrratt,n. Win
hdtt achieved nl,jto d rcp,,tnt.t,t aa lin ,roknr
fur tho Circ!unuti crowd dMrlnr tho hIul,st
corncr. ~
'sWbnt etlupp has thu ttt.at tnke,tt o,1rr1etl
tho scribe, 1"' Inv 0'"' '""s"' a"''''a
."Wulj, wp Gun hardly teIt. Our nt1vtccs from
CtnniIrlnti arD umitT favorable. md the intli"s
i1us i,re thut II, tif cutrsc Of thrcn 81 or " fo"r
days wo Will reroye ninl,uy enough tn s1,,nrn
Up u! tho indebtedness fur Which wH arr inllo.
,rst rnrso Mays s heo We nHu eEarytnthR III rlRht
, 1881-10-01

-: CHICAGO vs.. WORCESTER,
WoHcEsTEl, Mass, Sept. :n.-,rhe score Of
today's game was aa follows:
innings : ! o. 80
Worcester."...... ...l 2 go -
, 1881-10-01

. sFEhlALE- JOCKEYS.
RocHEsrEn. N. Y, Sept. a0.-rwenfy thou
saul people were ut tic Western New Iurk
, 1881-10-01

PROVIDENCE vs.. nuFFALO..
PROVIDENCE, II. J., Sept. 8O.-In the game
todny Providence was successful by tho fol-
loving score:
luHiNys- g ! Il q 7 80
HutrnO. .,.,..,...,...,.O 0 1t D O o o.
Prgvtdence ..........l 0 1 o = j 0 0 s-10