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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-10

CY~ YOUTH AND MIDDIE-AGED.
WO1id you 70 restored to SOUND Manhood 1
Sond sta;nD and You VIII get al lQllllllJll :
vice In scaled cpveOpe. Address, z-.-S-----.
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, 1881-09-07
SpOlErING.

fpsttat 1tira.eh 10 The Ctteaoo IY1h,ns.
TdHOHro, 0nt.. sept. G.-Tho announcement
that Edwin ftnnian. champion seiliicr Of the
wnria. has rnlil'tatlnd Nil h!a to,ors nj the cyu
of UrtIt reR7ttta tas enllsc a tce!lng Of krdlx-
t1atton t'irottshnlt the city. The honors which
hhve henn patti to fFuntnn have ii, .tcir e1srav-
nRancr approached tho Krotcs4.le At times. nn,l
II 'csrrt1nn nf tho fsctl mt n ninlnnnt when nil
eyes nr" turned to him II tie rc,luTtal sf the
ndlatlon hcstowc,t Nh hin. With tho exccp.
s,pn M two ra~.a. ano with gipas and
tue 0il'or With Plnlstcd. 1lnnlan stncc hr
"hn 'slstinctlon haa mt pulled In thu
,rcsennn # h. fellow; cl,t=cn.. The people #
e"tfsttaftry IA tcnI0g him row tn this rrnntth,
nfl vt thny arr 10 m aanpholtitnt]. Nut nuIy
!n!a, l"it ehe nrcnt innnclni risks nssuntcll BY
thr cfnmttco ,1rn J"npnr,i'z"l hy bl* Win
est MlsmtFo carnival cyrr hcld, lin,,;ntt:s
plea Is taat hi4 business. tts..ls hts mt-
ttention. The rca wpuM lu good were
ins:rva hut .ito regatta ;ke. pla]ee ] ,"torroTs to
ttud sletnry In It Wnu!d hMr. been t3f.ing ran
silent n hs vlt''orcs. }fe tns bcen III tr,tIninx
np!h,nunt. to Ks Into Ax. tll* journey 10 1t.
lA.utH I1t'cA hays been nu handicap, fur ulj the
htl1ut tnsti,nn t1M tn cn1o to Tnnpntt.. tberehy
ess m,srFnf tan o1r ssln i ,p i, A. y1mng s
tntaarr9s hehash h!nSsir 70 blatnc; but that ioas
llot rtsero him from responsibility Tor .itsap.
t'nt lnH eyory one !tis rcrhaps t,ns desirable, in
!nx bis dctrlof,. 70 tci ai that Is known: Tut IL
": ttocs iiot max. an appearance on tho bny
with The pther Fcatlcrs nc can hardly expect 10
y. s,s paticd on tho Gaek atd cumm!serated: Let
!hHfi he had suffered defeat. Defeat can be
honorable: funk tcver."
, 1881-09-07

closing nt $1Ii Il decline ot III cents s1nre yrs-
tori t"r,itay: AZ tte rtnse. bowever, III. evening.
9rrtn rrce!sers and thn broters was .nttlcd 10.
tiay after. weeks f1aht on tho gttnatlon Of
t:sarEus. II waa tsesttMl that thu r1tcs ot bro-
krrnge .hsHtt he ~ folnws: On cnr-tuts, ~
trit* fnr car, N, ots 1T 6rN hs,ttcl4, ti;.a fnr
tssltt lt''h'sty, II has HlaU been ngrGsd that
hGru,sfter t'rnkcrlTe 'stall ony he naId In cnses
rniiEcslcnt ntpcars u, IN 4 compn)mEso bctwcen
the rretifers ata brt'kers. Wh!to Tho former
oF brokerage onIy whnn brok0rs arc Employed,
nnd II tho fixing Of $f., aa tho rnte for b0Uj
btitbe!s. tho brokcta R1su gained point In the
estn'hlahtnont " ~ rents M9 tho rate per eMr+
ln.tea1 Of u ccEta. rs teslrel by tho rccplYcrs.
, 1881-09-07

pre MONIES. Ia. Sept G--Tkesc we're about
900 pcopse Ut thu ssntc Fa!r today, a somewhat
lasRer attendnncc than on tho aatua DAY last
scar, when tho week summed up a 1arRef at
tcndanco thaa any tltne In tho history Of th& 80.
cis.y. Tho sshiblts now tn place nuke larger
display than last year. At the racc>track In the
afttrnoon, fottr horses attached 10 u chariot
driven by Mrs. Mcdonald, OF ChtcaRo, ander-
took to run away. and tho sccnr wa* terrific
Tor while. but the prcsanre OF ,lntnd OF tho
lady arlvbr turned tduin tu tho trnck, and, afssF
haiteu.
y, tho tro,tlnx race for s,all1ons milo heats,
WhKner's Nhshlw wopt Cbnrles q. Haycg sst.-
ond. Alartn tnir.a. Tsue. ::;W?i, :::A L, ::s4
IN The rtsniltnH race, 1lllc anG Il hall, Itosump-
1on won. America SECOND. Tfult,. s:5u
In tht thrrr. minute ciAss, trDttiug, milo heats,
7. 1'ntteE Won. 1u1ru Rule second, Yt.cta
Third Joe Scif fourth, Chrcu II. and iIcnrS Gll-
bert distanced. Tiulp. :sy;,t. .:;s3, 2:{I.
, 1881-09-07
THE GRAIN BLOCKADE.

The Developments lii Baltimore Yesser.
day Not EtcpHraGlnE TO this Dsaier
Notice by Tho baltimore d. Ohio Road.
spntr' Dt.sateh to aas rhtsaso 1riaans.
1sAtTtAoltr. Mil, Sept. G.-'Tho developments
today ln this grata blockade In this city hays
bern III no way encouraging 70 the dealers. 4
meeting nt the CumtaIltee of Conference Ut tho
Corn and Flour E:xchuugu Of tho Pennsylvania
hulIroad cu1npasy VIVA held, William s. yonng
presiding. The following resolution wRs offered
By fieoree II. tsafr. md nnan!moasr adopted:
heto!ef,i. That tho ouclal notice Of tho Daitt-
SSr. @ Da'n sts,ros4 Gn,npa posssa ca ;ns
i,'s<acs. vii s,e esn sap4ey sna g 1 sssSy
= sna ,s s'Ss IT, 5sS ssa os IT, a,msss tsS a5S SSs
Company this ssdsGu viii to ADVERSE 10 nny I'd.
vance e The fhsc ol stusAGo at 10 elevators Is
sas'3fhetlon, and givhs es!tlencd Ut tho dotur-
nilllntton uf the EnaiaktHlNnt Ut our own gruat
tt.,nk l'ns u afford a,nplu terminal facilities
great gFatn tratlu III our city In all its branches,
, taat, ~ n.atr'axnts' wd ricsigu to tho
pss.Ss our css Il ssspaE f. tS
caannsss Ut she trxtts fait at ali times. aud w
,unst respectfully rcuut,tnond IL the :Pcnnsyt.
xrpar rival ia furn!shing asupla storage room nt
its ,eustorn terIn!tAs ~ worthy not only or
notice but ut t,a'saaon.
Aetofo reading tho preceding resolution. Mr,
A@o"t *1"h4AEN SAAAk - 3NA4 WV WAtA kA1
bfockRae was IN tho baltimore s. Ohio tracks,
tho Fennsylvahls Hatlroal cotupany also nott-
fled tho trade that l.o extra stot,lge would 10
eanracd ut ther ELEVATOR, Nov tho case Il re-
yersed, and tho Daltimnre 4 Ohl0 psotIera
refer, TIN snautnY thsn aIIourncsl Vita three
henrty oaesss fur the l5alt!mure & Ohio Hull:
road Company,
Exciteu,onk was hightoneA OH 'Chnnxo when
tho following NotIco was postol on the bui!otin.
boarsi by tho Superintendent Of tho ulsy ators:
"DAL7lAoaE, Mh., S1pt,, Q. lsSt.-koticu II
hcgchy given that On and Aftur Hhpt. II, lsSt, the
NDsluurll CahtrA1 ltatit0ut Company, In ov1cr
to ruslDv9 Its nluIhtUr3 and trucks tCun black.
a.iG. vi char1t Increased rntcs OF storAKp IN
nil HlulH which shall haye been, or hereafter
shnll ut. In rho elevators muro thnt1 tun
days, mud thAt gu Hll such Rlnraxs ths
raItu ahAll bu III roti3s rar bus hul ttF tue
lrst tttu ttnys br paris thttrn[--thAt ID. lrosn
sunt. J., lsdl, u Aept. b. lssl, bun tltcuasu-
mil ~ eeilts IF huahcl for zach mud 1tcry live
daya Or paEta tn6rsut HEREAFTER I'll furthur no
tlce." sr
:, X laoetiuK 1T tho nIrcotura or the Cora ind
Flaur Exclanuc was tteaosinyiy he14 th{s Mts-
rrnlut utI 1t was tlrellutl IN cutaNlt tho atlur-
nNys nf shH ExthaisEq III rtgnr1l tu what steps
Guild l tuktn to uotniu rSl!bt frnA tuo cuurls.
ami whether the receivers huye uHy legal
Krbund4 un which to- cputrat the acton Of iht
Feuusylyanfa hattroHd Company.
The marker NUS still very unsettled today, and
ptteus fel VI ~ tho lnorniuE call, spot nhsat
, 1881-09-07


.ponr 11,.nox scnt ta.-.1,own..t,rono,,or. st,,,.
tn li,chc.tnr r,n,';ro s,o," rn,".,, v"hnm, ,,u
sarvis Lord. tlcnry chsno!m md epnsort, d, , L,,.
thn!r and consott. Yosemite nnl bargcs; schbun.
cr Thomas Parsons,
tjp-I,ropcllera Conos,ona. Montouu. rurorc
Thonns ". Palmer aud eonaort, Iron Duke and
eSnsnrts: snSna TaS: :an asTes Iohn r.
Wind SOUTH. fresh.
rellcrs Now Ysrk md Vanderbilt: sctooness
i. 6. KeattnH: .'1'>$''' '''s' 49," - '''''
Up-Prnpeilprs San{Nc, Northor,cr and Mich.
EsuAsADA.
Spvetat 1tspatta to Tat catcaad Tribune.
s.. i. naltiwin md schoonors g. q. Tr,iaif. &
Ni'sttn. +: II. Knapp Thomas town. !. i'tige.
.'' bHsT. ""'' ~" :" '''e'' A'' :" y" '''Ae'''
Dopartcd-stcatuers ". s. wctmorc, Ateo.
maui, ueDr9n fiurnhnH. !. t. Baldwin. nnd City
Porter. a3ld Il. y. baldwin.
woHS1na, - ty MGn, s9 s"ns; oArr!xstcamer
S sS sseSHeEI T. i twa 70 M'and; a"d scoon
ssnh ra,ge; M y; sMtG!kst, deorKc st. c1sc, Water
~ MARQUETTE.
Sptetat Dfspateh q The Chtedao Tribune.
rtIlor Arlzoua ansl s. !; hodges.
Passed .1owss-1'.opc!cr 'aoan.
ArFiyed-ruR ERst!e: rrnponra +. Il. Ifalc
nnd u: y: Inttle: sesGoners @, u. Ety. Aiyn
HTutlIc5, EAcnnah1, +. Brown, +. leighton, r..
aeal, ant IL: Wclla.
1oia t,s,a nliin hs9oro; schooucrs
'oA" sptetsi IL usoassa 10 SnH II: cteaaa M na'''a:
.,r,,,,ai1an tin,, atcn't eep'' 0'"fasseu down.
Arrtrct-Trnnrier 4 Evvrttpu u,t,ocnor Dali
cau, propeller flayl,,,li, y9hotjner Hcicnn, pr,-
rnllcr i. j. l1ackatt, uId s?hno,lers McUrernr,
King sisturs, ltyau, ], r, 1phnsou, and South.
, 1881-09-07
WISCONSIN KNIGTs-TEMPlAR.

0sHx0Rlt, Wis, Supt. 8--1'ho twenty third an
nual ConcIave Ut thu Grand CoIamandesy Of
KnRhsa.Tempaar Of Wisconsin began Ia Masonic
Hall this tnorlltng. Boon nftcr the call In order,
In pursuance OF arrangements madu last even.
ln4nlng, tho ComEnsndery forEnud III line and
marched to Trinity Episeopul Church, where
special services fur thu recovery Vi tho presl.
dent were held, Grand psclato l.. y. q}ulsnn, nf
Heaver Dan. ol1ciatttl. Alter the services tho
return march N4s made. and tha, regular lnsi-
nesa proceeded Wath,5 GrKud CuinlaaEAer U. +,
l.. Eoltina delivered Tho nddrpsx, Tonight
m$faad m bsaquet cpd ball was Ytventn tho Council
the statu organixa uous, Tiers aro \. r, Besycns,
OF Chicago, and L. l.. Mum, OF ErcopUrt,
, 1881-09-07

eFtllnE nn through business shoua he reported
to inl: E3uiDli!H un M tickets .tl IN nf,.l a{!ar
F"pl. L: lhhl. The Important rolnta IN thn 1nc
mr. In!itih aP0lts. '!u! fn',essfik. Ind. T|pt0n
li"o1lts'cr. I:ld., Plymouth. lid. Waikrstnwn
,,,,, liii L. r,fis. l "nl MIshlaau chy. !n
~ mI ), H.. h' ~ tl!rsaay p!ss,! p. asis ,!ek.
kn ~ st,tlll ~ tH}s4|st.
tH!y olr cs'up'n Is neca1sary totwccn any two
lHt]nt+ on 'nIlr syslCiu east Ut tim Mississippi
!ttycr. !nGi,slttE H. tt'ulA. no. Hannibal, M0.
kankuk. H.. t!trffslstun, 1u.. a,ld potnts OH The
llhu mentioned nDstpc.
, 1881-09-07

StIEEl>iiEtn mar. Sept. H-Tho nr5t racr to.
day. thtre- -f'nlrthsof a rntlc+ Wis wun lty Sit
Hugh. F"ilt'Wptay yccona. and Bonnie L!xzie
third. I'I,nt, lin
III tho MILF and M eighth Fair Count was first,
lsosas!c sccon.1. and veutroquist third. Time,
1::9;.
III the three. f1urfh.tnilr lash for 9.year. olis
tH!ria Wna firet. Capella SECOND, nl.d Ranger
thirh. ltme. LIN.
tn t11e mill nul u quarter rsce between Parole
md t'reenlaMh 4he former wan. l'I,nr, :::!Ilf.
In thu swcnpstukc*. nillc ind 1, halt, Fly utvc
vas first. Giraift secnnA. and Monitor tnsrd.
Time. a:iT1. French pools paid 414s.
, 1881-09-07

rur 1uanpcr,t<, t,n ,,.,t =. -. .. .,
9es 1uss of tho steamer WnbIuo In tho fall, OF
ES tuEi tatsruf tho steamers 'Zeaiantl. 8lrnet,.
nay!c,orIa, has had tho effect Of sttrrinp .,,'
@ssaasalaa tosetnrneht 10 the knowledge Of
me!mpoetanco pt having the bulls Of passenger
Rtamtrs inspected by d pcrson cotu,Ntont to
Iutsa u I'll tho seaworth,nesa Of euoh ornft. /
I<v In hoan ,,.no., -,.s...,.s. - sH .@t -
~. =. ~ pssseo P!oVsta'nS tor tae appoints
nsot q Hull Inspector In each province OF the
ssuialon, and tha appointment nlll probably
,;,s, 49,, ~ s1on a. sF d1na 4. Macdonald ar.
..,.,a ~" :, :, En*'aaa, 3Ae Ueffo9s tffe f'Fefs
~ y. T. Peck, Of Windsor, Formerly Of Chat-
aoa Of Hull Inspector tor tho proyIpco 'ot On
ht!h. ttr. Peck Ia thnro,,vh .thtnhi,it,,er an,
ialA practical ocnu.tnta nss viii ,a.;ss.,.
Aas Teea towart, making o good hui, Insnco,or.
a.*5seu bis tltno NJ. shipoa rpet,ter n rho
Qstplt dsy.dock ah,pyard about twenty wars
70 md hss evor since been connected wtln Tho
ID pioptlIes st%sa ,ho y, ,,
ss9el ns9els sad undar hts saporvlsfon.. % - 4 .ycrs s
atia11sa ~ ~ T. Ottawa aad tho Chatham papers
F" atM Us chrdslatc.
Av,,x ,,. a srhoko SOUTH w1HD.
!H"sEaay II IND tho day before. greatly delaying
1s4ses q ~ kinsi en.an dos shss pors Very fo.F
a1d it Renrss,iy rornins tats potl yee!eraay.
aefo tugs to got thoso tat iii Srriyc ,'si, ~ io ~
* * PER. - very heavy anu was running out~
boih, I1ssxog 1s.,g The task Of entering tho harbqt
doos bM,Sue but,Sseit &hd dangerous. hut little was
,1thsf u gu tdas K1na OF business waa evon
stportel fhr,r ~ tao laseksan,sr llnes
tue % accnnnf ~ tha r. seHG.At uslurs oehlhQ
,Mntsp ~ slgated. Tho weather d,rlu1 tho 1av iat
th,,sts sH3siF warm, tho wind 4aemtp8Iy beltt5r
ssahfssSa y, HEh beat After dark tho wind sliftesl
iii ;hss " tae sout hweat, and the few BaIIlnx
MI. ~ wv poFs went away At q spanking
~. . DOCK korKs. u
toeIss eeeao0noF e 9. Ellen IA In Miller Drothera'
~ s~ a4 oostou-calkod.'
,htuo ,hAtuo Ch!cago Dock cotupnny II mateiou n nav
"4soon fot tho sehoo0Nr Gilman I:itx . ~"
ahs tcheousr Gooruc st,sto !. ,+ .n.,,,.a,.. -.
'ssaltsd. LUX company having her bottom
dsy, Ihsis .ooo1nastera had day at regt ycater.
po9at On ~ sea sacea nos o4tuY required at any
~, VI" 7eer'
~ .;tHt uhvidaona bts gteamsb}n. t},a Deennico
ast even!ng for nifraim WIN ~ osnn'oat Ss ~
49, ooene'. OF corn. S0 "
HlahRla aaie al H. IT, au1 " Gnitcu ssates
Asaes, of Thar bort. fnr - ~ III ~ IT, H.
The ste,,,.ba 's' "4'.o''
sst.tarboata rIH"1,d ndoo ftoartls lost part or
~ H4ax!ny her way down the South Brunch.
u.as .as tc4ooners Lookout md n, word 49,, IN
tSs91saed II. with hr,y wimlIassas t' t 70 Ge
hllts He,xs'0s Hx0 LOCK Company nnu the lat(er b.
o'0'Ess
hi.ss louteSt boats ayer M, the t.sa a.. .p ,oit ~
sseeeeeeoo the qdtas sdewhsci ssoamsss os1 s Bt IT,
, 1881-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS,

uUH1.APH ttEKf 1ftlTt4htgRE.
Milwaukee Sentinel: "O,ncInl notice from the
Lighthouse Hoard at Washington wns received
yestorday by 4. W, IIal.. Collector Of Custun.s
and superintendent OF lighthouses for thts .ffs-
trict, oil tho completion of tho ranHu lights ut
pnnlap'g Reef. IN Sturgeon lny, aud that tho
same Ind beon placed under his suporintbna-
cnoy, and requesting htm to nominate suit
nb!e peraon for Keeper. Collector 11all nomt-
nntel II. q. Graiham, Of Sturgeon Bay. for the
poalH0u, M hc. among multitude Of applicants,
appeared to have tho strongest lud0rsencnt8."
CAisixEU-Aih isANDs logr.
apffta! Dhpateh TO The Chicago IttbaHe.
fn sn:d sept ES1 hs1 te pqst
tha ono If Sunday the hooker Neille attempted
to enter tt,ts port, She missed the chunuoi and
haek was struck by i heavy sca an and < oap. ap.
sized. Tho vessel WIS unknown nero. and waa
as %ss oaeu IT, m s f T%s oh Ss o Sox Isl e
not dennl,ly known, but i il supposed 10 be
found. Tho life-savli,g crew Ia denounced for
mot going 70 the help OF the wrockod vessel.
Ihe srew ls u poor state Of discipline, and Of
F1NEp toH NOT REpoRr1Na.
Milwaukee Republican,: Va weil-known Cap-
tat who has traded At thia port for a number of
reporting. lie vas lined On tho arrival II hs
yosael ln port few days af.er. This should 10
warning to a.! cap!atns of vessels, ~ the Gus
ally on the lpokout and Captains who httampt
such work will certainly losc In tho end
0or t.osT IN 4 yoQ.
!, Capt. Paul Harry, OF tho schooner 1euute Ma~
t6o iox near 6!a &sssinsw Pein tbs ~ Soat u
! Sqp Mn Soss Meyers q
Canada: and tohq u. ilrooka Il ii. Ignace,
@tS sfss g ssss sis's ss 'asstss is as s
nEsuuED lyr a rtrE-sAv1Na CREW.
a. 4 heavy sqttail stEnok ths schooner Sarah Ann
ana sac went on The boach south of tho pier al
,.l,re ot the llfo-sav!nK oruw Of dsand Haven,
ThG IT, * cargo WAS asso sayetl. sho was lumber
FnE,otsrs At BUFFALO.
ap*ttsl Dtspatsh to 1hs tAteaao 1<thunA.
canal QUIET and 'uashsnsod 1t 4It % esats % %
stssSs sodsy ss s'o pos ;on 70 cAEesso aaa aie
4 USELESS Foo-nRLs~
Toronto Had: "Bat!ora say that tho fog belt
at .he Point cannot 10 heard VI eIi, aud It il
ars ot T.: optnIon sas tos ~bIsse saou1a a Ss
placed thero. Tho Gust OF working 1t IL said
Ss.s rss'e not DO very much m0F' than thst Of i
0nA1N.xLEvAroR HATES.
grain On and .atier today viii bo halt ocnt pr
vii sxs.a sasase vii S
fourth o at csn; for oach subsequent ton days or
NEcElirs or DRAIN Ar nuyrA1o.
For list Notk tho receipts nt Ernia-wheat aud
t1rn-~1y lake ~ leuuRl0 Wcr6 ab0uk 2,uD,0o0
hushc,a, and tho ehtnments or coaa weto a9,NO
@ eusso, rsa1 aaa y sa 4e II tashs sna' %ss'
rAssEp rRRouuH 1T. MAHx's CANAL
TIE stoatner City OF Cteyoland, Cnpt. Albert
, 1881-09-07

+t1:10tSrEb NESElsAr., MANAGER
s"s'iof Dl'paeeA 10 III Chtead3 Tr,bHn'
Tnf'nt D.. Sept. H.-O1!efnI clrcti1urs. sRlet1
by Prtntlnnt c1rtc+ were tsAucA today m.
nt,l,t1einz r. a. Phillips m Urnnrul Manu1er Of
tho Iottfo. pslphu< & isurlnntti, Kuatl, vice Il,
Il. ii'Itter. resigned. nud ntsu Gcnerat NaI,mgcr
or thu Ttc4n. Cincinnati s st. f.ouls,,
yire ". /. Craig. rrSixntnl. Mr. Phillips
i!rrIvrt! III tho cty tnlny mid nptrrr,l inp,, thg
,i!tss'ar1n q t'ls stttts ist ttcnruartcrt viii
ut!trrr.of tho T.,lct1o. Tie. ;,an. & iNlruHt,,f,
prcsntt's! Nlhj. iilt!nr. tho rnt:rtnr i;ctrni
MnnnYcr, Wit tandsorc testlmonin express
cane, v"
, 1881-09-07
ARCHBISHOP HENNl At nEbTH's DOOR,

sp1t14! UHpale6 2 &ks tHIe9ao Tribune.
Mli.~ApKEF, WIZ. Sept. a.--ArQhblshop John
Martin Hennt. tho venerable Catholic prelate.
who has boon III for .auny months past, got
linEeEs at deaths door. Prayers for him were
odcrel III uil Of the Catholic Churches tolay.
Tho dissolution Qf tho venerable muu Il mo-
!naNtarily expected. OLD nxe bus wnated hla
!orm ~. ana : tsol1stitp4on, and tho tpAys.cIsns r.
Tue next tWsnty-&ou*. .hpurs, il not In half OF
that lime
, 1881-09-07

1sosrnS, Mass.. sept. 0.-1'hcro was a sltu, ut.
tendance 1T tho ui'cnls.R nf tho September .ncut
nr Mt Myas,r JArk, osIn1 10 tho peculiar ata,es.
nhrric phcnouena prevailing alE dug. In cIass
.:H. unfinished, 6 heats VERY trnttrd. the last
'c'l onc. khntnr,ek ttn'k first. 1ohn Fr1tnk ace-
Dn1 atu fifth. and Arthur third and fourth,
Time. -. s:tGal. 2:22a,+, BETH, .:sv.
Tits. SCOT
, 1881-09-07

HhlJs4fOA1)S IN HLft5As
y Moscow letter In ttIa [.nnton Times gives tho
following ilatter!ng acconut Ut railroads In titus.
slit atld their bcneat tn that ctn1nsry.
IT tl&prc ts n country III the worli for whose
Hpce,;i sn.nrflt Tt,iwny- may hc ta.sl, m have
,!2" ] ,ep,c q tn", sr,nry { .ide5iy ltt*n:
K sersts. "r 4t: i:,9i;*t iic., n,,ti tho ..is,t,t
train travels ovGr 1t In tiEicnn llunrs, IT a tnu
stopraxcs. wh'cn il const"rn. faIr nvc,7,u" ,a
sp"e'' IT,. ~ ttT ~ C2''shent. ~ pt,stlt,x tlc. u!l
uf tho fmrcrfat t1nIls hctwrrn tlse two cffes IN
IVY tInfE antl I'VE nights pr i:i ,nars the rate
ue!nE three and anr-ltalf tniles hn,tt1y. Tho
N nt,y uthor rout,.ry: hut III in country t,lS
That speed. which i, nftcr n!, tho nnyf rr"i
ffo'!i,:lautcd e. ,i!, by it, anlsnia''!e rawlNekt.
s rs % ,n ~ nsr snS sura nd H. f o
vlilagera, tlls chaG OF driver aIl host!er. It'd
Inule ns,ok ut the waysilr i'm, Tho fos.,ninS ulo
sxht d ,hs hafe' 'noS to@as. ss w u !heis ,s
GAilolrala aud towEs.ouiIs In tho nIurkei. plncc.
The ,ureas f,t5 to !!yely tases .s aAin
Travelled then through tho !ito Of tho country.
Al! W. onjuy l1t'w Is tho bunk dead wull nr tGo
qaxr. the rn9lnu shr!ck. lhs 4tnr sa,ltlwich, ito
hurry starry, the sour lo's ur felIuw. phsst,ti
gers. unre tisarklnI for our room than nur nun.
pa!ty. hnl flAHI etnttun 10 kta.inn two hours
prison, loxcdup focketl upnt tho guards tIlscrc-
tlon, the cxprrss tearing away .icIr tn cur euf
es sa q wh ts ctautss Of Fun Mft ~ nes Msh r
Miller or Il Is(rny.
T., itus.h nsonn railway travelling lnay lie ,sald
lint In either hpnspi,uir. thar culncs ~ n the
cnnsoris antt inxirIcs rs iIc Muscrss 4 st. ~.
tcss6rx "s sy WI tt Ss
for every traveller, tnll,.trotItsl ut tho enrrinIc
nnt: n fsx.,lar huts at convonIcnt Intervals: tno
rnfft'aIuetlt. rooms. md tnt tlt+t. widest Hitu.
, 1881-09-07

aFsfEa3 UUP&Nk 70 1sN Oass@s9 1F1bQHk.
ALBANY, N, \. Sept. G-AEteles at incnr.
porRton Ut tho Aoxio4n Faptao ltaItroad Cona.
pany hays boeu a!bd ut ths ssoss&&ry at states
osnae and appfoveo b. thA 1uyernor. The road
u " bo constructed from ths City ot 4uaymaa
, 1881-09-07
.POIkT OF CHICAGO,
AuHtYAt4.

Htn,r sheboyEan. Ainn,towoc. a4ndrtoa.
Ntluf Htxcu utgMMua1, SuAtIl ltAsae, aundri&B.
hlEnF Euraila, Milwaukee,. Eun1r1eA.
haNF EttF VI nutAttI. nantt suhdftes-
ktHr Mn}AH. MuAkegun. lu!at3eE.
slnst nuG46ye. Mlsktxun, lAllboF.
tt&ar A*assHEaf. He4ton fiafbVE. sundfias-
htnJE AlbysF H4puf, Mu4keA14. lQMbSs, .
ttult 4. q. Peters, Aapl.tse, lumber:
stnif Mary tiroh, south lIaysn, tuauHsk e
ht1Mf rLhlip1Nln. thIAAr4nEl. tuhdfta8.
s!Mr kE!1it. he4tun ilaEb2t. saadttca.
SsluF H. Louis, AurAip. suHlfU1.
s!ur EKn!3YW. While 4.xkst lsasbsE.
htuE 4. n. rhnu,psIn. Md1kegun, lumber.
stniF Afsuhaut, Axeana Nv. trun.uFs.
htnE stnfuefA. BHn4tu, eunlrtes. i.
ttMf t:ul1n ~ 4MabbslI, I.ldirxGuu, lumber.
@ @s!Ms Atsbls, hIs.eto, ,*nnslrivs. ,-;
Fsa;s 1nais foans, hSHslo. M13; saad2.,s.
S!mr Ss {@,os.sss. @ ganal9 1uausies.
beht!, u fo4*, 10 wlar'A HaY, woo.
ktAt h1FHllna. Aanistse, lumber. o.,
ashs isnaie co1ps!, hsT Gtty, lambsF. ::
scSf scSf T. @ 4: Aa1t!n: EoIat y: iKnass, lutphAs.
ayAt !. ~ QSqHss. aaualV. fqAA
, 1881-09-07

CLEVELAND, o.. Sept G.-The attcnanneo NJ
The fnr to1ny was large. III spite OF tho intense
heas. In the aftcEnoaH the E1cve!a1lt and Chi.
caxos r!uyeA mn exhibition game fnr n pursu OF
S:oo. Tho cievesunds won by d scofc OF y TO D.
Bradley pitched for Cleveland md Goldsmith
, 1881-09-07

To lllb pulnts I'm tho nGliH t:,nst TO thu lines
nt tho International ltaIIrn1ti Ii,prf,, r,l,t.nt
tnnit,anv AMI tIrr. t'rsnt'* knlthori, .tallrpad
itlu i'rlnu'sHt O'lltr* tu MN futx i:ty. iii.
fIirItnrs mr. ~ ii,wa:, iirnsy HhnftT,l. t;nr,l-
tnr "tthare.'. W!l!;}m lt. tih sr+i,.,. ;A,,.4. It,
linft4. New fnrx: I+ats E.Iir!. Nfuhur.I Il
ta'1h!r'i, Etlz1hclhtn~H: a.td Joh,L Il. rrlsl,u,
hfn3lE1l. ---- = -. - .-
, 1881-09-07

Spsttat Ottnateh 10 Jte chisseo Tti1uns.
TAsnt MILTON, II. -, ecpt. H.-HiKnnl4 urp
ordered iI 1T Nt4Hd llasou, milwaukee,, Srci,ct
'.sectfon =, and a.ntlt'p ., The depression il
centraa sicar l.A CrosY, WIZ, auL In muvnH
enstwntl.
, 1881-09-07

WESTERN WEIGHING ASSOCIATION.
The Western WolghiuR Association held 4
ncotlnE yesterday At its ronms In tho Lakeside
hut1dtnR tor tho purpose OF etecttug new officers
aud transactInY othor business. There, woro
present II. c, Wicker. Northwestern; George
0tds. sstlwnukeo & st. Faul; ]. r. Sanford, Rock
island; +. +: Ripley. l,nrilnatoM; \. II. Malono,
centr9li i, .. isIsln9. Wabash, =. ~
efr. Iqckvr ncoupfed iho chair mud Aupurfna
tshdent !. IT, Whealor actad ~ saeFutAfY. Tie
u!1t ltlsia0sa trMnk4ot0d MAN rho election pf an
executive oot,mltso fus tho ensuing yoAE, The
fnll4WauT qn!n!nttsca VIVA gloctel: j. Y. San.
fnrd, il. 7. Wipker. Il, Iurkvr A. G. l1lr,l +, T..
Clarke, 4; Il. ata!9na. sad George uits.
MF. J. y, Sanford was 1lnelbd G4ulr4lau tor tho
pEsnanE year. HApoElntGlllultt Wheeler gave
tthitarlnF account ut thu business slpnc by tina
assoGis.19n s!noo the otaaotzAtioa mud tho great
!Ia statel that duruy tho yaaF t,ycr 4sa.00 oar.
k'aas Ut trclKht hsvo u6e9 we!xhrl:
aroasj nowsrs IT, s:enrtav ,pnr ft,,1. II a ~
sary y Keep up tha working Of tho aasoeiatiou.
, 1881-09-07

BASEBALL.
!soS7t>s, Mass. Sept, a.-The Warccstcrs and
bostot!s stopped tho Entne ut .ha eud Of tho sec.
ond innihRssou account Of darkness.
, 1881-09-07

.4toxsfaEd'a Acld Fl.osphsso
tmparts an additional 1est to glass Of aoda e4-
tsE.' Ask your druggist 70 put q tssspoonful iu
your nextKlaas,