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Daily Republican., 1881-10-13

We have two
blankets that we
sell for S. a pair, all
wool, 6SxS4 and 73
NS4 inches, weigh
ing A and 5tbs., of
homemade S t ylc,
not blcachcd white,
but thoroughly cleansed and
pr per every way. Within
two weeks a leading whole
sale house here was selling
onn OF them at SO; and the
other is the better ol the
two
'outhwcs corner.
We have bought 10000
fve-eighth napkins, the en-
tire stock ct the Sc Itch ma
ker. It's a low price that
justifles SO large bu>jng as
as that A few of the car
ser ones have come. SI.S5
and 81 so a dozen.
If our linen prices were
made to suit merchants, we
shouldn't b. buying at such
rate. Here's a circle worth
your thinking: Low prices
make large sales. Large
sa es make large b .yins,
Large buying makes low
pris cs,
Next outer circle, City.hal square entrance.
Scotch shawls of Usual
we ght ard much heavier,
the latter frightened by silk
stripes and they are as
and pretty as they are
new. $3.50 for the usual,
and S6 to $40 for The heav-
er. The color work is par
:icu'arjy good.
IA 81 fran (h,atp put Strnat pptranrp
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13

r,oR SALE CIlEAP.-TWO SlluFFLE
II hoard. and weights, all in excellent or.
dr. u. NORRIS, Third and Market sts.
Oc ll.9tt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13

CHERlFF'S SALE--By virtue ofa writ Of
- Ais. Levari Facias to me directed, will
be exposed at public sale, az the hotel of
Charles Shears, AT kirkwood. Pencader Hun
dred, New Castle county, Del,
On TT ESDAY, the 18th day of October, 1881 !.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13

iHrANTED PROPERTY NrLEERS TO
w try lruce's Elastic PANT, and know
for themselves that II is the best. septl5 If
BRUCE, ,8 East se> enth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13
LOST AND ksAUND.

OSF.-A GRAY PLAID SHAWL WAS
- lost on Saturday. iu going from Second
and Shipley streets to Seventh, alon. Seventh
to King, and do 7n King to Third. The finder
VIII be suitably rewarded on leayi nv tho
same at the RKrUBLIoAN ottics. VIZ
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13

VIyANTED-A irtD, Il T. !, 4 Ri. i,
w houeeket per, with reference. also p
god cook, Apply at 20l L. Sixth street, or
6tT0l french street. lct4-t.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13

A GOND CHANCE FOR a YOU M
~ man to learn pho or ply in II nrst-
Class gallery. Address ~ Ref BLCAN
|otce. Cclil.6t
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13
WHAT MAKES A NNW8rArER.

The clemens that serve To make a
newspaper popular are very mnch d.
versited. A man VITA very short hair,
VINO had evidently JUS, been pardoned
out of the peuitpntiarS came into the
Siftings sancl"nn yesterday and sub
scribed. He said he lihcd the paper
very much, that he used to ge: it when
he was in the peniten,iary. "What
peculiar feature Of it do you the like
most?" asked one of the Slfrers. 81
like your pitching into the Legislature.
I've got a brother who brought dis.
grace on the family by belonging to it
I've never had any use for him since
then" ="
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13

v-,oR SALE OR RENT--DNE NEW
h store and dwellings al In good loca-
1XGr Terms easy. Il. IL. TlNDALL,
wv. u.,,e,,t 70l French street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13
KssK
Buy and coll Ooyornment, State, CITY Bonds

Stocks bought and sold In tho New Ycrt,
Philadelphia and Boston markets on c0mm,s
sion.
Letters Of credit gtven, available in all
parts Of the world, ana drafts on England,
Ireland, France. Germany and Switzerland
lssued.
We have now Ior Rale 20 shares New York
Woodlawu and Roskaway Oar Trust.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13

~,oR SALE.-A YOUNG ARE, 4
n Years old, good traveller, sold for want
4 ,ss. kind 10 all harness. Apply at the
RrpusLlCAN office. oct'-u
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13

-,ou SALE-PRl NTlN9 PRESS WITH
X complete outnts at one.ihird cost --s2t
1a,,v nj the drug store, N, +. corner Sixth
nnpI lombard street. sept22 2st'1aw-fri.sat
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13
vStk AAE.&-

ny sALE.-THE HOU Is l. u
foods Of a boarding house doing fair
Xsss S will be sold at priva'e sale for cash
business ssssv terms. Also house for rent. Ap-
Of on easy W. NJ. MEGARf,
ply W 6l6 Tstnall street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13

,v sALEAT A BARGAIN -TrREE
U,,ro story brick houses, with 5roor1s
j. n Heald street, between Lobdsll and
suee"' THOMAS X. LALLY,
,,-r 60zM Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13

Watches, Clocks, JeweEry, silver
ware, SgectncIes,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13

SELLING AS Low AS THE LOWEST
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13

Both being practical workmsn, al wors
LEFT with tAcm viii receive prompt ass$nuon
S.l8-1y.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-13

|.
tA wife sa|
[pEBIA.
That will y
IA (fd,sial !
Hose .iva y
kNGls,a
, 1881-06-21

bus & Toledo road was being built, Certain
af,rewd CIeyelantlcrs, foreseelng tint Toledo
might, pnsstbly bec0lne manufacturing
rivn ttru tQE, tho t,irtlliu OF tho rich conl.
fields Ut tlie Ifneklng Valley, tlanc Il pr0l,usi
tto., tu the t1ocslnE Wiley ind Columbus &
'rnlc,u managers to put cnal into CLEVELAND
via ille l}e., IlNe for twenty %rars ut ta sa!,'c
rntc Tint cunl WIS put lntU 'ruietln yfa ttle
Columbus " TNlnttu lsnIlruad. IT. Is salll
this proposition w,s backed tlp by. the Mill
stggestlun TINT II those terms were mt cDtl,-
pliett with tlle Cleveland syndicate would be
Under tte pAtnf,ll Necessity IT bmtltllitE
u rival line ftlto tho }lNckl1tE Valley.
The Iincktng Valley. ne0pln cu,.sented. nt!tt n
cotitrnct wns entered into to tint effect. This
WIS a Dig victory fur Clrvctatd, mud thu Eell-
tluncn WIN wrrp Interested lit tile trll,sac.
lion, having made tho tntering wedge, wern
rot slow 10 follow Nu their aslya.,tAue with
sturdy blows. Tho ll,.xt thing dnto was the
inhngllrntfilK asysteMnttt purchase Of ct'al
la,tds III tile Hooking Valiey.. which NOW
nl,in,nt to over 10000 ucrts. The third nlui
Inst step 1f>t}e bfg Cleveland sclleu,n wns tho
offer to bus the Hacking Valley isDa!t. md.
In casc Ut refusal, threatening +, bnttl a,ld
operate I'LL onpnsltion t0ad. How success
fully the plHn worked the bast two days have
shown. 1t IL claimed By Mpltly here that tic
11oekInY Valley sl,uwetln lack Of barkbollt::.
nrd, l,aif there heun n little nnre said aboard,
tic tlny could have been saved.
, 1881-06-21
CLEANING OUT THE SALOONS.

Licut. Btuela aad squal had an exciting Gu.
counter yestordny afternoon With q half.ao1ea ~
well.known haullums and thieves. who, wn''s,a ~ ~
a hnlt tlrunkon condition yesterday, stnf1ea ~
to break up all tho SALOONS IN ste district 49,
o'u,ocI in tho afternoon u, Elccker, proprle'o.,
OF grocery nna saloon ut the eoFnet IN. ~
Bnmiial and Augusta strtots, cAto tt tha ny. III.
and repDrtGl that tho l,utl!us hau l!'st e ,,nst
4turu utter hny!mK SslnAlsGt1 ar ileatFo5eA a. ~ 4
everything IN tiG pue, md llaA earrteu, l,,'.,s W.
tunlttty Ut tutlAVGo In pAckhgrs, oKais. s!Wc !r.c.
HID other xoods. Iis tilouxrt from ''e M rss u!seo
ssas Troy !Mse"'sH;t!s s;!,ssS to ~ W. kcepa a
supun 0H Division Slrcct, ubout tils y, n,lce
hts llc0. Thu t.leutuEant aud s!!!,tsa u III
GtArtpd ut ulIsu III u wIgnn PROVIDED Js" ~ II
lleukur, but. IN "Muthur" llEkey's TanonIl i,sls
aItuatutl III tho middle Ut lurao ol'e ri mi
Tho EllrAuupra Stw tlnh cuuliot:, ann a,t,cs
tu thur heeta In nti directions. Ina ~, pv"p man
concluded t9 .Eiro cnAse.. hha eauu r,mt uftcr
uf thcM Singled ont ILLS huadsuin ana Pm ,no md
h!!n; Tho rAoo waa very cTu1t.Ifpsgt T1t ftys Il, ths
sutton, one havlDg oest captnfs,tt =. md
tesitlst wells, uIto suulh VI ar5. l!iehe' nils
nluthoE ut Humboldt Park, mnre lha'' 'A
FrlGr 10 the arrival OF the police M they Mh'ytss, -
completely broken, up Nrs. Hickey T.. nuai a.rirlo
anu tnora kearcu rttlIatel s,,ssu ~nos I'll aTe
III tho house.. The latHes ot thosf r., ~ sa,tu
Charles liu!iIiub, yn.lsa Farfcl. "na l,,c. n,s ii
Wllil, ali uro well ku.isn 10 tue poitSs ~ tne
ruttlatls and thteres. an1 wer' oooAIu .uhrn Va.
laruuny OF Guunttty Ut piuu4tt Wh.ss WIha!.,sIef Ia
FUND Qp0n thoMl, aud for III ntituls MasS Iss,.s
destroying tho puIlUnta of Ito Two saAooA@'
, 1881-06-21

terday. Besides comparing mud correcting
the tfto sheets TN itlsinuss Of Interest was
TRANSACTED. Air. W. Il. .Dix0n. Commissioner
Ut tho Western 'Trn1tk Lines Association. Inns
!,eril anputntc'l Secretary uf tho Chicago
RaitroRd Association. .
All sorts Of rnii,ors regarding tho contcln.
anu ktyser, Ut tI,t. baltimore: 4 U1,tn Rail-
rUntl, nrn III circulation. * Plttsbnrg l}apnr
snys:
4 prominent rnilrnad n,an whom Inter.
vtowr.! t1.!lny rc9nrtlfi!g tho tr:sKnRtEun nt
tc.rrrsltl1tlt king dtld WtlIIasn kUyaGr Ut tho
flntlniOry & t,ht0 ltatt,ad. ,anlu thnt ltulMrt
t{ttctt, tho third Vice. f'rrshltnt Ut tho Rad.
wlD !s ii snn OF tho President, hts great s1ea!
or influence With hia fafisor. anil Ia thu c,sg nf
II MI. When Sir. t}irrttt wattl Ii EUROPE. tho
road wns left In ehArRa nf Mesers. keyscr md
King, mud during 1ls ftithoFs absence Dstl'rrt
wanted II t,tkB eurrF,al lntpnrtMt't stcla which
were not improved hf by Glitter kiii9 hr kcyaGr,
nttd thr result IL M ill-Yeptng ttctWcrti ttla
three. Whan President Nnrrctt rtttirnc!, hts
s0n related his .ErIeynttces. which innlu hls
flther VERY Nltxry. Claiming lMt King nltd Key
scr nvcrstctt,etl their nuthurity. THIS, nly IT,
fortnnt says, ict1 to tho designations.
There nre sorlu lEople tn tllis city. how
ever, WIN think t!lnt tin troubles hetwecn
Mr.. Garrett n,Ml his Nfre-1'rgstttents were
ruttslHl by tie .flct TINT Mr.. Garrett, during
bis Enrnprnn trip, lias become .tinblteA with
NEhiitslic fdens, ntl.l therefore dues rot wni1t
to hive nnytlltllg lnnre tu Ito with Kings aid
knlserS.
, 1881-06-21

e "%aes ssei
slr,iie: Chicag,! wts not - ayerorow.ls!i ~ as
er,t e se@craten I,it il wiz .",ly aestts', 81
time whcn nit lilo present outlying l,,lrla! l,ncos
WOULD HAVE 70 r..ss AWAY,
aslln.l their rreccessois THO s',otker tll,,''Rht
pcnsyo t,l.rlal luis md coaily t1nO'ncnts, TINT
friunas show thor nlroctionato remembrance of
,e ascaso9 W wi, IT, ~
,,aiii lie s.iTor!ns s aaa ,ilstres.e, Tho o,o cot
q now!ae be'lcllt he cHd. tne o.9s I wo., no
hoped tho iimu would CONG. whbn II would 10
lo,iKar ho necessary TO send bodies, to rcnnsyl-
vatii.. t..t that tl.e Northwest would havo II Gre"
hS.o br. l. T. FsS G eoaid nu tndorso orcmnton
hesanse H. process q aostr.;eton Ga,!.h'e 70
he s wns ~ Ssnt % 70 assoeate viii, Tic ;leata.
Dr. T. y, yal olore' somo e., s.,,gEestions ens a!:
a tey f'e Ss sors sS 5s*' y e tSays g. liz s ssa
S sa's s' SI,!, as sas; I ,prass!s||f ;;|f VIZ "
{" I" ,spss" ss%s Il tho eadnyers s Sse sc,"n a r Dis
seetIng purposes. or Y thnt wns, w;, rspuKnant to
tis s ses @ssffsss rst"'e @ ses TO- Wo
inako kool fertixers Tic g1Sest!on ,sas net not
tu i,pst E1t RID Vt !ltcnInpostnE anl 1nngrroMs
] tic sgpe tt'at hIs Ugly would 10 DISPOSED u ID
l)r. fn0nlls Thought thB dcn Of bclng buried
alIye nKht ."t e ne paa.e at1y ny: TGse
90 torncntcal with the rrRhtful Thought that
llotil,nE nr u iost.lnortsIn examination. that
thelr t!oips ni,Eht l'o ~ niuttItted rs 70 prt,-
e Sa ,e @ s;G1 +, ss s"y ss9pso e. tho rasa sna%:
clge TINT tle phys,einm hNl i
40 ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY OF DEATH
, 1881-06-21

The graduating 'cSerclses Of the class Of
1881 uf rark Institute werc he'll last even.
Ing II, the Third Presbyterian Church. b..
fore Il large and appreciu.ive audience. Tis
platform wns. decorated with an arch Of
green, which BORG tho motto in wh[ts tov.
ers, "Per Asprra aa Astra." .'TIlu exercise,
were opened with tho Graduating March BY
tho ensemble class during tho performance
Of Which tho graduates were tlsllcrcd to their
pInces.. DR.. Goodwin offered prayer. Thu
Hraduntes were Miss Mary Il. Brewer, 3[lsi
Flora W. Sherblr1iu, Miss Iinttu ri. jamj.
son, Miss Atlelln II. D'linra, Miss Minnie j.
Sl.lw, Miss Mary B. Held, Miss Rose /.
Furlnan. and Miss Gertrude II. Osborne.
Tlle yuli,lg ladies each read ESSAYS, and wsle
quitu overpowered with jtUwers. The extt.
c(ses were lntersrerscl with vocal md III,
strnnrntnl music, tho Misses Jnlnison
Sherbnrhe, Snlytile, and Mr.. l30scoyftz 8tY.
ing vocal solos, while the Misses Doug(as
IlHnn0f1, Leonard, ind Mr.. Oa Prose- exc
cused MI e1ght.liutd plecu on the piano. Ths
diplomas were presented by tile Principal,
Mrs. Bases.. Dr.. l.UrsNser. made the parting
address .and pronounced tho benedlcllon.
NIessrs. Forinan, Coo, Briggs, Green, John.
son, Price, Fish, and Isugefa were tile ush.
ers. Tho "swcct girl gratl Rlya r..
ceptlon this evening ut tho Institute.
, 1881-06-21

E!s% S!sss vi $sy ss tSs!Ss*r' SsS i%" os}sss n s}s
Ctyii'znti.pnS"; r. LIN LIN n. Harvey, t%H rMH
eat|", eaS, ~ n1 inrtf rfS ,1prs 1r.vli;S i,s,o ot E
Supp's!.l Dctcl,aM Of AEillt;l,es u: ,It,miia .i
Foftr, l!nter1a, H., * i'rnle II fF'ii'1ie iIte. y
Stuart n; Essm,M1s:'M, Sumner, ia., "i1ues't; i1e
Under AleyaiMlcr H.; ,tnry ilcIIry Ep,sl1' Eip,.l'
1Sn 4abarrv!e 1nve}nnry$ H. ry$||,|sSn |||S Il i!ay! MsSa
bi,ioi1" AiIss Minute IL. tcn,t, Of t,.A,nn; AM
linpids, Mlch.. WIS excused frlnt anlantte "fad
'llle cltss numbers tllirty.seyefi nss"ths nrmhass!
grouped AS fbst0ws: "''ssA
:, : GiassiGSl G'a',i,Tse;w1Artlurc. Axte!i, ., "
FrsHk tooI;, WilIialn II. t:rawfonis, nIisSS.' SS..
Nnir, iirrlINr4lt q. Atars, Euwnri 4 A'sssn snIN IT.
William! ). Temple, ls'a n. Iluryey !sIIl;5 sI.;i5s
Latl!,! Y,l H S:!sntlieT;;G!hester t. cIlno,
Wnugh, ileien 4. Juhnsp,1. Nuilss i. F"WVsss VIII.
Atuttern I.nligl,ngcs-Frunk +. camnhslIt
+. l.. xtlltersC,l tirt,cu l.. Cltlrkc, ,1nERis y
CoDpcr, Hattie p. Estlc, Jrl1niB II. F"oths. !.
Jenlnette y. 1ta.ser..L Lillian l.. Scuf. uinn,St.
l.; Ssott, Ile'Etstta rho}rnt"n, Alice 'W,nIss'ss Ws's
.Sicij.riaolt, Wiiil,arth il. Walker. '''ssue I
At D::,O p. NJ, itle senior cfass in thu ,t,L
vcrslty. Numbering thIrty.oi,e, par;ook az n
their etass banquet Mt the Avenue House' i !
fow Invited gncsts were present. Afier M 4
supper tuasts were pr0p0std and resvo,,assi IL
to l,y sl.yeral Ut the tlleniIlcrs. ''s~
THO proyrlul for to.!1ny Is one OK great III.
ierest 4it o'clock tl.Es il,nr,lig tie iso,tS .n
q Trustees of TIC University VIII nlsst tia IA
viii last through tile day, al viii pro5abtr sab
cntlsa sntlte y(gOrJlls .hGtEon-ptrhaps f. soms
surprlses-a,.on tl!e subject. OF, the UN,ysn;c.
ty stebt altd tho Presidency. Al ii 'I,rs o'cjorts
this MORNING clas,:uay will lie cclebta,edy il
the CAMPUS, weattlor rGriulttlsg: otherwI,s
III the Methodist Church. 'rla prograia In n.
clnttes II presentation. tile clsiss byP. \
Webster, a,a! y RESPONSE by y. II. Nrigr.
e!nss history, W. II. l.Rcy; uratio1l, Fredefirs
l'0rtcr; poeiIl, Llbbto G. AlcArtfiur; odsf.
[ngs OF friendship. nntl n class sotIg. Ths
Conservatory Of Mtlsic will give conce,t In In
THO evening lit tile Methodist Church THEA
VIII be ua EraduatlnE class t!iS year, aMd ths
mission will bO chnrgud.
, 1881-06-21

"Diack Juck'' yuttaw came 10 grief ,es.esennss .ns
whom tue ''ntucl Maria" was driven w ~ Tr.
Arsnury. One Ut the ot!cer preseaseo Tor
latsaw's notice an ota e1sua''' at,,a month.
no when 10, vas arrested nd
operating "bumboas" in violation Of "a.Iou law ao
ordor. Upon tho ssroexth OF that eseeuIses g. tes
JACK vas esco1tsd to seat of ,huaef sr u u tSa
Prl.ouss: oartaFe s9a h4s1is9 9sbgSi1 aSs1t svs s
pay ID tno aMopnt of lint vxes"uHon' Ha vi! vi!
several ,otnsss ot Ike asao!!s,s' ,sGryilesell
remain toux crouxa at ~ !ae uost euul-
pilcate1 trade taught " that reioFIiMatGh y. pAn
tason Tho yachi ~ whlct. 1sf9 ff1uni alu uandai y
oountaolo laauner becomo ~ dersdeHt!s, tho IsEs
worthy that she rests IN the botlon o ,d III but
q nuW Visible oe her il To tops Of nor uase
, 1881-06-21
SIDNEY DILLON.

Nls. Stdncy Dillon, President OF tho Union
Pacific Railway, arrived In town yesterday
Oh Ills way to Olnal,a. liz WINS Joined hero
by Mr.. s. II. II. Clark, Gcner1ll Manager, nsnl
Thomas l., Kimball, Assistant General Mali
ager Of tho Union lacttir,. who will go
to Omaha with him to-day. Tho
three gentlemen Ind conference
at the Grand Pacific I1otsl yesterday
afternoon. 1t Is understood that the subject
nnder consideration. wAH tho contemplated
resignation of Mr.. =. II. II. Cnrk US Genugnl
Manager ut tho Union raclie AMI the tlp-
poitltuunt u bfr. klMbaIl To tbs placu.
1t l,ns linretniore been stutetl Iii TUE rN1It.
uSE tl,at Ar. :. II. II. Clark IL Il, 1e nplant-
I'd Gentral Manager nf nll the Southwestern
lines controlled by. Jay Gouhl. rlluru calt ba
hut little doubt tllAt tllls repurt'!s correct.
nnd the 0nly question is whether Mr.. Clnrk's
headquarters viii bo at st. LtIlllH or Now
York. Mr.. Gnull llts the highest optnfan Ut
Mr.. Clarls's nbllttles Us II railroad n,annger,
ullA values his adyice ulur0 than ttiOse vi my
other man III tho country. II u therefore ll0t
surprising tlat Alr. tiGuld should desire IL
have MIR. CIark with hin iIl tll8 management
Ut his great Southwestern systU.n, to
develop a Witch; ;r,h 10 , y 1;ng 11s;akning s t,s
ably handled Us II Mr. Clurk retnuintl In
chaCg., and besides Mr. G0uld t!oes not NOW
take the sa,ne interest il thu Union Paeitlo
that hs does in his Southwestern llnGs. !.
, 1881-06-21
SMALLPOX.

OINcINNATI, O., Iuno .0,-A special from
Ara.lfori. l'a.. says; Ii,b 'slnall-pox scare at
Curtis City, ilcar horc, Inns rstlonGled s!nce
tic .leatll Of Miss Hopkins, on FrdAy ovel,-
1n,;, sAa brlng tito tlftll Victim, stncu tho dis
case hroko mt lust Wlnler. Eight cases l,ayu
,mW appeared since last Friday nil,u'ly tho
b,lr.lcrs ut tho In,tel WHORE MIss Hopkins
latel, a prst.h0uss viii ho built DoLwGun
Curtis CITY n1,d uralforI fur the care Of tbs
patients, and ii. " Hoped that The epidemic
will Ia checked before reaching this city.
, 1881-06-21
SPORTING.
TROY Va. lsl1r1sALO.

TROY W.. HU FFALO.
Special DtspdstA II 7ht Chteaq, Tribune. :.
Tnoy. MY, June ao.-'l'he rr0ys Eln,i on
their lattIng clotlles to-day. In the iirst Iii
Ming they scared three rlltls OH hits by COil-
nor mil Gillespie, nided by errors Of Peters
aisA White. III the sixttl they a.l1etl twu
more Oh Ii Its by 1tankInsun, Wetet, Evans,
and Cassidy, anlt uue more III tho seventh oil
n single by Gillespie md two.hagger by
Evnns. 11utrs ly CNnuor antl Gillespie Rayd
thu visitors ont rnM Iii the sixth. mil they
ntaue another lit tue eighth oil o. lsu,rke's
two.base l,lt. Wecl pitched MI admirable
gal,tr throughout.
G:$$; Es';;is ss;;i';.:- 5$$-s
Huns enrnelik.rroy. 5; futTnlo l.
Two-naso hits-7-EwlsR. Evans, Olsuurke,
White.
t5asa hlts-Troy, II; Buffalo, i.
Fielding crrDra-Iroy, i: iIttfnlp. +.
Total 1aacs nfl oeItu htss-Troy. u; fntra1o, i.
Double p,Hy-E.wiix- link l1isnn- Ferguson.
Lett On bases--Tr'y, u; Buffalo, y.
Ferguson. Gnlrin, U'lsourlsc.
First basn IN called bNlls-Troy. 3: nufnfo. =.
FIrst bAsB IN errDra-'rrny,1; ttIifnlu,a
Wild tHrnws-Fosee, Hchnftlsuit, Sullivan.
Fu1ubled groun,1rrs-reiers, Hanklnson, Cas-
klna.
Mu'lcl thrown balis-connor, Ferguson.
Wild piteh--G1ivin.
lnlls cllle.l-Wetch, 81; t3nlvIn, 20.
Strikes eullcd-Wctch. III; unly'i1l, II.
Tluie-Twu hours anl tgn minutes.
tmpfre-NrAilley.
, 1881-06-21
NEW YORK, rlrrsNURG d CuI-
EAiii1A

SALEM, O., June a0,-'rho Donrd Of Direct-
ors Ut the New York, ptttsDurg S; Chicago
Railroad hsld meeting hero to-t!ay and coll-
soltdated the Pennsylvania and Ohio links
under the above nanle. Gen. Juncs $, Neg
ley, OF pittsburg. was ulccte.l President;
Gen. james 4. Aobinson, Of KentoI. @,
tury; and W. X. Riddle. of Pittsburg, Treas
urer. Gen. Negley sAld tfla road would cet-
tatnly be built through OhiD within twelve
mouths. This road Is MI Important lux in
t;onld's proposed pfnn to c0llnect his Wabash
With Ills Eastern SYSTEM.
, 1881-06-21

Special Dttpatth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
TorEHA, kas., June D.-The st. Joseph,
Highlands Il Northwestern RallrouA WIS Ill
curpofaletl hero t0slay. to run from st.
Josepit, through Douiphan County, katsas,
to Highland, theilee llorthwesterly tItrOngEl
Drnwn County u tho Nebraskn Stnta li,lu,
Hear Full City, Tho capital stock IL $7jU, ,UO0.
, 1881-06-21
EAsT-BoUNp RATES.

EA3T.BOuND RATES.
Although tile railroads lere have been Of
flcia'ly notified by Commissioner Fink TINT
the trunk-llne Presidents at their meeting In
New York Friday decided TINT tariT rates
should be restored (which Is construed to
mean the 20 cent rate}. and that the trunk
lines will not participate in aily cut
nade by the Western lines. yet
the open rate yesterday continued u
be 1b cents, als1 there Is not
the least likelihood that the tariff wilt soon
gu n6Uve that figure. Commissioner Fink evil
IDENTITY foresnw that the Westorh lines would
not he very quick IN carrying out ILLS instEltc-
tions, alid so he Inquiries whether they think
tllat rites should fje .1nnao on u less basis
thap % gents, Or whether they should s he
made higher thnn TINT. lle also state4 tliat
other roads In this nat.er. and volunteers
the Information that tlolie Or very. few COLI
trncts have been nlndc, aud therefore thure
Is nothing III the way OF 4 restoration 0f tho
east~bouiid rntes. The Inst statements Alp
looked upon MS a 1oku by tic railroud men
here. Mr.. Fink cRnnot be ignorant OF tic
fact that enough contracts hnse been 1nntte
during the last, lew dAys Oil tlle basis Of
u cents 70 keep SOME of the ronds
iio also iiust Know t!.at the Grind
months past, ultsN.ugl. It has always willing
" agreed to ndhere tu th0 reglllar tariffs. 1t
is tle grIlernl opinion tlMt rites cannot be
restored Us long as 80 lArge nm amount OF
contracts are disposed OF, and tllertAra many
people who predict TINT eI,st~D0Nll rntes will
not 70 above Ii cents agaln until after the
Gloss Of navigation.
, 1881-06-21
LOCATING AN EXTENSION,
Hpxstat ULspAteh 10 TnA EItttdpu IttbNNk.

ElK11Anr, 1nsl., june 20.-A. Y. Peck,
Chiuf Engineer Ut the Cincinnati, Wnbnsh
T. Michigan lsAllroad ExtesIson, LIFT here To-
tlny will, Il force Of surveyors II locato q
permanent llna FROM tho Michigan sunl Ill
illnulA Stata lin0 to lluntou llasbor. Tho
building Vt thu extension will be hurried
forward. Bids arc now beInK received oil
the Kruiiu work.
, 1881-06-21

TonoSTo, June eo.-A large party OF
United States md Canadian railway 1nen
passed through here this evening OH route
for Montreal, where they will hold a collfer-
eltce OIL railway n,atters. under the auspices
Of the GrAnA Trunk. One Ut tho questions
to be discussed will ba the establishment Of
Il fAst express over the Grnnd Trunk from
ChlcuK0 to tho YeaGUlrtl.
, 1881-06-21


PROVIDENCE, X. l., June o0.-To:day's
contest narroWed down to battle between
the pitchers. WAr1 proved the best mai, but
was mt supported at critical moments, and
thu gn,ne WIS In consequence lost u, errors.
Derby was III good trim and very effective.
Tile finest play wns tint Of Ifanlon, WHO by
making d long and perfect throw In the eighth
inning ca,tght GilliEi ut the plato antl sayMl
the game. Six Eunureu people present.
Farrell will probably bc nblp to play iii tho
Chicago gplncsA
InnfHps- 3 i 7 3. .
Detrnt. ..... ...........U U O U 0 l l 0 o.
Provldcncu. ...........u . q 0 ! 0 G-l
Base htts-Detro!t, 4; totai. 0. Providence,
I; tosAi, T.
Fielding crrors-uetrnlt. q; Providence, 0.
Twu-bllso hlta-powell. nennett, Start.
First bNsp OIL bHlts-Nnixht.
First base OF er,0rs-hrtroit. !: Providence. 2.
0illiRAll. Ward, Denny, York ii.
balls caflatl-Qcrbr, 10; Ward, 81.
Strikes eniletl-Derly. II: WArt, II.
Double plar-t3r0ss.Slatt.
Tassed 6alls-l!unnett. |; Gross. =
Tlmc-OnH hour and forty.tlve minutes.
uMptu-Dousrher:'
, 1881-06-21
CONSOLIDATION IN UTAH,

SALT LAKE, U. Il, juno aD.-'rl.u Utah
CelllrAl, Ulah Southern. a,Wl Utah extension
railroads have been consolidated. Tho now
organization cxtcMls frou1 Ogalell, through
Salt Lnku City, to Sun Funclses,, :s,N miles,
II called thu Utah Contra! hallway, Mi,,t laaS
7: ~ shares nf Slo0 eaul',-n !!ttlu less than
Sl5, ,tUU per mile.
, 1881-06-21
DEATH or l. EAGER.

Bpftiat UApatfh 70 Iha CAtsaoo IfibAne.
DASvILTE, ILL.,, June 20.-Tho celebrated
pacing lIorso Unpt. Durlaiiu. which was ell-
tcrtt fur the :.!5 raco ut this pIaru to-tlnr-
r0w, taruppe.l dead hero this morning while
bglng exercised.
, 1881-06-21

NortTIIW EsTElsS UNIVERSITY. =
Yesterday WAS to laye been q tlcld-tlay at
the University, but tho illcexsant rain maae
postp0nelncllt necessary.
The Commencement exercises Ut the pro.
parutory sclluol we're held III the evening In
the baptist Church. Tile Principal, Il. r,
Flax, presided. Music was furnished BY the
Chicago Ladies' Quartet The literary pro.