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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-02

DURING the past decade enough able
bodied men have left Germany to make
three good army corps. Fifty-six per cent.
OF all the emigrants that left Germany dur
ing the last decade were males. The result
is surplus of a million of females. Most
of the eraigrants now leaving Germany are
between fifteen and forty years of age
- TIE age when men are the most usefu
as producers. One hundred and fifty thous-
and will leave the present year.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-02

pertinent remark TO you, and your health is,
as 1t were, not very robust, the best plan is 10
take the remark home with you and gnaw ON
it after you are in bed. You will 6nd an ex-
cellcnt exercise for the imagination in think
ing OF neat opigrammatic things you might
have said in reply.-Nycom Advertiser.
Have you read the new versiou?-Boson
Post. Yes. Have you read the old one?-
Philadelphia News.
Dumas says that wicked people are more To
be liked than stupid people, because they
sometimes take rest,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-02

CALIFORNIA has been i American pos
session but "a years, and its exports and i'm
ports are this year more than twice as great
as those Of the 27 states and two territories
which compose the Mexican republic. though
Califomia's population is less than one
twelfth, and its area not more than one-ffth
of hers
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-02
What the Window Scheme is Do

Secretary Windom's plan for continuing
the maturing debt at reduced rate of in
terest until Congress meets and makes pro-
vision for payment or refunding, is an un-
qualified success, and will save large sum,
Tbis is what has been done: $3.50, 100000 of
Is have been continued at 81 per cent. On
this. there is a saving of p per cent,
amounting to S4,500,O0O. OF the registered
IS s260,0o0,00O are continued at 81 per
cent, saving OF II per cent, amounting
to $3,9OOOOO.
By June 80, s120,OOO,oOO coupon IS will
be continued, saving s1,500,000. The re-
manning S2o,oC0,ooo will be paid, saving 8
per cent. interest, amounting to $1,000, ,O0o.
Also $16,000,C00 of 6s will be paid, saving
in interest S96O,O00. Again, S65, 5,0OO,O 900 of
registered IS will be paid, saving in interest
$3,250,000. Thus the entire interest saving
will be
21a Per cent. on s1so,ooo,ooo contin-
6 per cent. on sic, 100000 redeemed 4''ooooo
~ per cent on $500 1000 900 continu- 0oo'ooo
5 per cent. on $50 100000 redeemed '''0V'o0O
~ per cent on sioo 100000 continu ''N'0'ooo
ed 5s. Observation-Disclosures. 15Oo, 600
per cent. on S2O,O0O,OO0 paid 5s.... 100000
Total saV1og g.......... ........$15, 10000
Besides this S96 O1O 0OO of tho nr;po;naI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-02

Mrs. Agassiz found Que morning, In one of
her slippers cold little Shiny snake. one of
six sent to her scientific spouse the day before
and carefully set aside BY him for safety un-
der the bed She screamed, "There is snake
in my slipper" The SaUant leaped from his
couch, crying, ga snake! Good Heaven where
are the other fiye?'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-02

The New England Farmer insists that the
agricultural colleges are not agricultural col
legss in the sense that either the law intend
ed; and that the purpose should be to eda-
cate the students to be farmers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-02

We do not read anonymous letters aud commun-
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable, not necessarily for publica
ton but as a guaranty of good faith
We cannot undertake to return or preserve com
munieations that are not used
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-02

SEVERAL of the Readjuster papers in
Virginia announce that they viii! not sup
port the State ticket of their party if Re
publican is placed on it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-02

THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate signed by Stanley Pullen,
Editor, Ali railway, steamboat and hotel managers
VIII confer favor upon us by demanding credentials
OF every person claiming to represent journal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-02

PHILADELPHIA Press: The French saint
that walked few miles with his head un-
der his arm was nothing to Conkling at AL
bany
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-02

THE revision of Col. Ingersol's lectures
has not yet been announced.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-02

A Paris letter says: "At the recent Mackey
ball the toilette of the hostess was poem" If
Mrs. Mackey wore one of Robert Brownings
poems her dress was proper enough. No one
could see through it.-New Orleans Pieayune
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-02

HOPE springs eternal in Jefferson Davis's
breast. He has bought building lot in the
fashionable part of Washington City.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-02

Longstreet, recently declined a Georgia ap-
pointment to cadetship at West Point
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-02

Aoe'ti sstsioS ..'.'....' 80, llO,uCO
Besides this 500, 100000 of the principal
of the debt will be paid. This ought to sat
isfy people as one years work.
, 1881-06-28

was NOW confident OF success. alMl when. ut
tho close hf tho full mile. Which was covered
III Just s minutes, sl,a WIS clear nf Columbia
no question lis 10 how The. racn woull
result. Tile Harvard cnxswain. nftcr pass
lug tho milo tiaE, carried Ills bnNt over to
tho east shore, losing SpNe distance. 20.
lu,nbta was thu: enabled 10 Glose ~, Aap u
il,re1luarters 1t i, int IL tllc Now. York crew
wns luyel will, Harvard, ntul just beyond this
point tho prov Of Tic C0nn,l,tn shell went tO
tic trnht. Drantegcu calletl m III. crcw for
n rally, and thoy. rnsiou!'etl, 10 t'at ut tl,e
having nude ,ulf tho Journey il, 10 MINUTES
ag sect'l,ds. As, tho crews passcd tho navy
Inrtl 4 magnificent slyurt took place. but
l!aryard Ind t,'G rasc II lailts now. Eattnef
a ss fa5fr t2 Ia 5 hf.xaF@ sx wy Fw sWy s rcd 1' q
III exactly 10 minutes. tho ,crlilIs.,,1-
capped crew was three npeti lengths nfseau.
AT three nnd n llaif miles. Harvard WIS bc-
tween thret and four lengths III ndsnncc. ~
fey jiarrard n,eM on sl'orn , n,,d ~ tho
olsty. As tho crews nilproacflcd KeRatti.
ruitit, where, thecrow Ind Increased To be-
tween TUG md 700 perso1s. Columbia nlRde a
final rn!ly, IND hit up her strUlse to forty
lE hIn hSSvard o rc ssspesa as wt f3Fty,tw;
went p,st 'e lire ut y rntt1nG lmcG, nind
tho cheers of tho spectators. I1Mrvartl'a tin,e
for the fnnr miles WIS II minutes md Is seq
onds: C0lunhta's, 81 minutes md IS sec,'i,tls:
o o1fsty sy ko ise s0lEnasd Eaasdg s'ew wS sfo;ss wss
vas va Seen M 10 10 wgason. s % liz Ia lad @ rowea d. 50
rlucky race TINT, whom tho excitement OF
the contest hAd caasetl, lie was completely cx-
srs5f sss & @ 5 s 'dd d ao 1ss RsstH5s'sss syse
ut last wis removed from tho boat ar1ti taken
| l,slure Iii the Columbia launch.
, 1881-06-28

epaco tho porsrstta Of 1rAndel. t1nydn. VAIN,
yWs,,sr' Whrae cnr9sta lS, an, ,rsn aEn @
slde pra.tlly fostoailt. 1! tu salnn @ prsysnss it,
,hs sn o!nCer%e q Ehs' Tss ar:.y Fl
r t, VIII Snosnsata 'ss1i The s, west Essfy :sP:
KreNtzor, Pnxantnt, and nfnste2 .''eIe't,, .aek y,
sss ssseSs !, @ ssn hFst s Gsn %aar ,nsy wS 'e
.eai: n sskst 10 s!us~cd Il ros. ~ ofa a5ss ,,I
SSo o,o ~ spdsE; s;'rssdtta sdtaa,.a e. |F"ss' s'
l'oschka Lriltner. Maria Is0@c, lollno sistseS,.
her, Lortsins: and lI,imn1e'. Tho ncniis ''sed
what mtRttt 10 termed tho necessary ,Isico nts ~
% r. e. sestcsas s ear as se sGsmss sanss,Ess
atty.@Ssyen @ stroog, asftved trtr pb!!adophiias Dy
sl1, snG r!tssnMrg = Fost Wayna na'lway. Thoy
mittee ani escnrtod viii .'stc 10 to Kspos. x%'i.
tton !lnitltnE, wherA lunch was served 'toni and
%a ss t neoSs,o e Sa9ns so e shc ~ he
io oseFo House, n on North @ Gark M strsoa
sptssa. p..safs Gf!S1lySSJ1 g ~ astta.. u,.su.t
tes COMPOSING 81 0noIa hui Bin rorsIa a'Hs's sss,
Fast. largo t,un6or Of exemraIoillsts viii ac. M
sss MI SaES', E, In TSs fs rfG:s ad 5
rumatntnY soo!utios constituting tho Y1tlnofbun41
~ w way nf tho Lo,ltsvi'lo shrt Limo 10 Louis.
hpt,rs. Tho Journey Will than bu resur,ed Aw bv
way OF the OHIO h bflssissipp 10 tn
lllInnia Central Junction. and thenc0 roftS
to Chicago. The greater pfopDrtluu OF Tia
exours|Ontsts 20 with tho Turner's, rhs
societies arc MI In oxeocnt trim for Tho Fost..
aud expeot to rentlor thc!r fnf saaro Of assist.
making 1inal preparations are nolng held 10.
night. "
At. Louis,
Special Dispateh 10 tbs LAftapr 7fibune
Gr. Louis. Mo-, june n7.-Tho Ch!cnRo trnfne
lust night and this utt,ing all wont otit huayIlT
loAdgd With UxuurslGnlsts ia tho SlDverfest
Much complaint WIS n,nde Inst night us the taof
Of Accommodations upin rho C0ipago & Alton
Road. Tonight All tho roads will 6Dnd out eatrn
trains.
, 1881-06-28
AROUND THE LAKES.
nttff1E SFNnK.

0Q1GA WVHhs
Detroit Marine Ne,es: "Tho quickest work Of
loading iron-oro WAS performed lust Sunday
morning ut Esoanaba. The propeller Forest
City and contoFt iturvcy II. Brown arrived At
EscanubA ut o'clock Sunday morning, At
o'clock the santa morning tho Harvey II. Brown
had In hur cargo OF !, 1,so tons Of orc. and In tho
afternoon Mas aHalu at ecu, escorted, ~ usual,
ny tho Borest City,"
VESSEL L1aATs. ~
The law requiring all crafts to carry n light Rt
night In aomo instances oroAtea tho very danger
II seoks to ayoid. An Erie yacht nearly run Into
tho outer end Of tho north pier vt hutalo the
0ther RlRhi III trying 10 mako tho GhAunei; Us the
rss ss * e2 ssa ~ %hsh e.
lnt<took Eor u sh0rc lxht.
INSURANCE. SUIT sETTLRp.
The su!s nsousns " Arthur 0arksoHn 9Hs eEnos %
% s so SsSaf
". aialost totaily; wrecked l4.{ fail. va ~.
s!s psay Vii IT, III aaa s4s Elm
ne wreek ,of the saowb'sd, on which they Will
An xyA TO BUSINESS. ...
Toronto Na4s ut ID rumored that como st.
CatnAttnes Kpntleuaea and totue outside capital.
isls hayc G1en oxsNtntn9 tho pew cana! eetween
NGFSs 9nd stseSts s VIZ
IhgtsdsI. & ths polat tadleated !oSklnx asound.
probably, with ~ eye 10 business" ="
=, +, MA vABT TltlF. . ~
Tho tug Eds1ll; Cant: George clifford, Caief-
Engineer NoFpby, lat Toronto ut o'oluck q; nj.
Oh The 18Th Inst. With four drums Ut s49ara ;!n,,
msklnR Tho tow from Toronto 70 PRESCOTT In tho
uuprooeaeotedly abort simo ot thseo days and
1lxtcen houre-
TOLEDO uARBoR.
vessola entering Toledo should pass through
/ tho cast aldo qf tho dlaW NJ Tho 1cRnsxlxsnaa
, 1881-06-28


Rpseta! Dlspdteh to 1hs Chicago Tribune. %,
DETROIT, Mich, Juno s7.-Passod dowl-pro.
pcllcte City Of Concord and schooner J.. LMulb,
Lehigh, loston, md Atlantic; stoum'oarges D.
W. Ilust md schu,norH D. X. Clint and r.. @,
Butts, r. ", Palmer Rnd schooner Ogarlta,
John N. 0lllaon and schoonars b0phta MtnQh,
II. ], Wpbb. and O. T, tsInrh, Ctluton, and schoUn-
ora 0rtmsby and Clyde, suniao. Hollis Cross and
bMrgcs, East Saginaw and burgess schoonura
Galatin, shandon, N. tteaington, and Mystic
Star. :. =. .".
Ayrived-steamer City Of Cleveland.
rAssol up-l'ropolleEs nudger etato. Russla,
Commodore, Delaware, aud Empire Stnte;
steam.bargca Jarvis Lord, @, ]. kaEshaH. On
tuuagon Duu barycs, Ah0rousu aud lar4cs;
schooncss Constitution, +, L. paufosth. Ut. Louis,
William l. Ires.pu. i. Joaos,Q. q. narnss, Blt
~. Yum Sttaupenzee. cnqada, and Camden;
Wind southwest, light. >
roRT HURON.
po,.r. iiunox. slloh., Juno s1-pewu-propel.
kas sssaax aa bss
Kylo and Sligo, \. 4. Turner aud burgess, City Of
c9aeori aud harges. s a...o !, = v.u...
saba sas
rHrxna, ". toHls. Gen. r. SlRek 80.
YIN YIN 'Gn'R; s i;s1Mt' Mos xsa'Gss 1wa e go D. m
Yaret schooners y. Joncs, O. Q: IaEnes, slF T.
bs Wss:y eaaasa saa
| Al. Smith and bus2os. =.
TPspsys5s Ps5 yas. a F.k ny9ss y 2ss 9assss PfS F:
g saa oSasorts, snpotlSs, rug Sons,st: EatpH's
E2s;; vs:s ~ sissa' bfiss. %s.sss W. sss no:
l. BUFFALO.
se.s4s' 2gesth e. =. 9atssss TtSa0t s;-on.,
leTs Alaska, Colorado, Idaho, Arabia. Aontkna
, 1881-06-28
Danshco FII!y.
Mntagorda was fnvorit In tho pools, bring
Ing SIS to Si5 for Guy al1ll SIT for the Held.



There WINS a meeting Of tho judges Of Sat
urtlny's racus md the Executive Cummlttco
Of tho Driving Park ut No. 1lG Monroe street
yesterday morning to cnllsfdur whether fur
thor ucton should be taken III tho cnsc Of The
colt Ennlskfllen, Whose rider was ruled of
the track for pulling the florsc. The prill-
cipal object Of the inquiry was to ascertain
whether Caldwell, tho 0wl,er Of tho colt, WAS
Il, a,iy way responsible for the nnlnlal tay-
il,g been pulled. This Judges Satur day wcre
Mpssrs. Roweit, .Buford, Dow, And Funk.
Mr.. lS0wett slated that llH had been informed
s met qns wbs s s EsEea Esi s Se oS ya 9s Sn d1 s
ulH!n Gon. DuloM promptly rcspoIldcd that,
ot being asked to of!c!ata Us judge, he hntl
stated TINT lie was the possessor OF = $50
pool on Enniskillen, aild had bsen told thaat
was discovered, however. that the rules pro-
vide that no person having money bet on Il
race shall net rs a Judge OF that event, NJ
though the rule has llesor been strictly OBJ
When this matter Ind been satisfactorily
explained, Caldwell, tho trainer OF Ennis
kflaeIi, testified TINT the colt WIS N;ned jHfit-
" BY himself and Bob Harlan, Of st. Louis.
back the horse IN, The pools, aid had also I'D
thoaeht u 1T Ennlskiisn Won W d VI u. i Copies of
these tclcgrulns weru prnduced. l10 ,nttrlb-
HtGu lnc nOIl'5MGCeSs OF eHH IoESG ~ tlb 1Hcl
tint he was always slow III quitting away
| from tho wire.
TheodorH Alcock, trainer, satd TINT he
timed Enntskillen from Wtro 10 wire In Sat-
iii 1:44N, tIlo first hntf boilg doMe In b57{
seconds, and tho lust In 40 seconds. Other
| testimony to tho same effect was given. utter
which 1t was decided To sustain the. notion Of
ruler, be ruled 0!f the truck, md all pools o,,
tho colt bo declared of.
, 1881-06-28
EDUCATIONAL.
NESIGSATIOyS.

NESTGNATJONSt
Special Dlspaseh to Ths Chtcdoo Tribune.
TEHnE fiAuTE, 1n,1., Juno e1.-Flyu members
OF tho Faculty Of tho State Normal School,
which Is located ut this place, resigned this nft-
ernoou. Tho Prcsttlcnt OF tho Institution, Mr..
I3ruwr, and tho FuGuity have bum ut "otts y
tur sone t!Mu pnst In regard to tho modo Of
teaching mud tho standard Ut tho suhDo!. On
Saturday lust both pnrttesuppcacd to tho noard
nE Trtstces. Ths afternoon tho tnArd ren-
,tlered t!eclstun sustaining tho nuton Of tho
President. nftcr width ali tho members OF tho
Faculty with hit twu exceptions rcssned. The
afAlr hRs orentet1 snPnc CItnment, and It Is
thIught tho standing ot tho sebUat Will b0 greatly
XllstulptuE tho President.
, 1881-06-28
THE SAENGERFEST.

Decorations mt tho Exposition 1Hul1de
inn-1luktcat Notes.
Tho Central Committee Ut tho Sangertest held
n very brief session lust orcntng Ut tho head
quarters, corner OF In salIo and Randolph
streets. Somo minor routine business wns
olearod up, aud y numocr 1f bAdgos wore dls-
trthnted. rals su1rn,uG a. Toct1ck seven 90
aSef ana i,inas Ma csntr It'll hs n, tl Tha Pniaiepnla
T s%lt f. y sr5SS by shq nftf f.
Ituad. IT,.
rsty Sxeses fss Il ss Seoy q ns tT' w
Eu.iso Docho, Go. tod East lsandoph. Ono sIda
ts ., r senw SS yr@S @ro
'lst In euro linnd RcRcban; hcwahret sie," tTho
dignity Ut Immunity bus bean plncet IL yotlr
s %os: we II and e aS
iknnlschcs BunBcrfest. Chicago, Jltnl Ga-.Juif y,
1t8l. Singers unl pursioipanis in tho Fest c'sn a
East lsandplph. :
Active preparations wera Begin yesterday
Y 70 ssss M ShsaxS Saw & e
sanHerfcss. The headqu4rters q tho various
soee.os aro wreathod ~ Ear1ands ~ nor'G1
German hcsoes ot sung md intiaio. North Clark
street Ia u bo lined with fostoons. bunting.
K ana ys II t,s 9oy da taa s
dnlphia sauKrrli,ni will arrive. and tho MIlwMn-
keo Maseal HoGtoty w By hess s r. r. ;,, o. The ,e
naetaoven Hooioty,o of this city, AT The n..sl.
cians from 10 surrounding cltiea which nso to
G Ssf s ts aaS
lug lust ovoh!ng. The, orchestrl is composed of
160 pieces. 4 prGss r6ceptlon i y take place
poiatsd Sy tSssPress Ganu,istso 70 bo present
rssslSa aaS aavsS sss shs
preasI WadnesdaXE.-tlen: X. Lten, T. y. Steele, j. ]:
, 1881-06-28
EXHIBITION OF DAIRY PRODUCTS.

EENAN NAVIDs, H., juno 97.-At q regular
nesting ut tho Hoard OF Trade this evening,
which was largely attended, thay guaranteed
ttialr cobparntitIn and such acc0lnnpdnttoha
1t the Vxh!billon 1t dairy products, inple:
illel,ts, tla!ry cattle, and poultry. as proposed
BY Ills National I3uttur, Chuese, aud ,Egs As.
E0ctatton In November. uext. SECRETARY
Litter Was present. sna u ,% 6sa!t Sf ma
liperallty, ind assu.ca lhem svefy.' effort
would bo lnale ta mak1 tho exhibition u
grand success md credit to the Country,
, 1881-06-28

brilliant Troy made four errors, OF whlcl,
Capt. Bob contributed two niMi Cassidy and
colln0r ono cnct: In the first inning Knight
got first III Woods pllt-unt, md cnlnB ll0Mp
IN a passed ball wict, rollctl through Il smnI!
!lolo Under tho grand stand. ~ the third
knlEht again got base q, Wood's pu,.nutt
md ca,ta l,nB.o 0ti Cuntor's flllnl,lo nf Pow.
ellis gro,liltler. Dcrby's two-baggHr mud QNr-
hnrdt's slcrtftcg hit yielded run lll tho
fourth. Fargusou's tumble Of Knights
,ErUuNtier,. llnnIun's two.gnsor, md snf0
single hit BY Powell nd.leA twn IN the, iiitlI.
SlnHIgs by llanlnl nrtt lfOnck and thrGe-
tasU hit by Powell ,g,lvu t,v1 earned runs u,
thu seventh. Ahotlier followed II, tic sigttl,
Ofr lVhitnGy's thrcc.bngger and Gerllnrdps
ried off tho fielding llUiiirs for Troy. Sntnr.
days postpoMe.l ganls tnkes paee to.n9rrow.
Troy.'"...............9 T. . 8 8 ~ 9 %
Fielding urrors-1'roy. !; Dctroit.1.
Etarnetl rune-l]etr0ftt 1.
Two-busc hfis-ElAnUn. Derby.
Three. hAsc h,ts-roweli. Whitney.
First t,nae on bals-DefrGlt, 2.
First bnsc On errors-rry, |; Dntrait.9
Struck o4t-Ferguson. Caskins ~. Kcofc, Hol.
bert ~. Reilly H.
nouhlp plnys-.!foMck .Gurhardt. .ruwolt.
Passed bnils--ffnbert. y; ltatllg. !.
1'tme-Twu hours and Gftson minutes.
umplrc-Poscrs.
, 1881-06-28

E4tAttl lNu9-kulEARWl 4~t 4AVttASlNSf1
Two bRso hits--York. Grosa Est Dnlrynplo,
Kelly e..
1hrcc- base htts-Wllliamsou, Oruss.
Hume run-Q4est. -
First lAse on balls-Farroll, Mcclellan, York,
Start, williamson.
First bAse OIL lerrorH-Fror!Apnco, 6t t:aicago, D.
Lett nn bases-l'rovidcnce. 7: ChlcMKu, u.
II. Struck 0ul-h1lly t.j, Corcorun, Flint, Far.
!! roll Hines.
lalls scalied-Corcorau, VI; lsadbourn, "a; Ward,
IL.
Strikes ea!led-Corcoran, 10; Hadbouru, Il;
Ward, L.
Ilonblc p1ny-Farrc1l-S -Sturt-
1nssed Galla-fltut, i; Gross, 8.
Wild pltctes-COrcnr1lp, |. Ward, 2,
rfmB-fWn hours and tWonty lnuutcs
umpita-nrAdloy.
, 1881-06-28
YALE.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, juno .,7.-Wnlt0r II.
Dhdgeulan, Of Cleveland, won the Larlicd
acholnrsh!r at Yate; John n. Durnan, Of 81.
Louis, tho HurEbnrt scholarship. clAss of 81;
Frederick N. JO,Gs, ut Monroe City, Mo-. tho
thlrd FrcshInnn scholarship: tlMrras ltichurdHDn,
Of JaneAvItlu, WI H.. 5wl!s aulunG lho reuderh OF
tic graduating clnss. histories. 90
, 1881-06-28


',,ou.,d,on T,,,,n 1ur u,d II. n 1,,t,oy
1 xsrss s's, i F F!:sss!a sss5n: ~: $;ixsssss;
Ehchoyean: ~ - .,-,
pes's eHa'siSes'!s,' asfse..s AID Il " lssr is' S'sie
schot,ners Donnt'ann and f,,zxle A. Inv, eon!:
KenHT and s S%nsn aIso e@% o
M!!whtlRce. ..
auhiiltsa .smn I'LL ofu y. f5 nt ~, Fnr XXX MIcnt
itltlo1ry Lof n na" TX G' rhar TT ~ si
g9 Iv abar.rs ror.o na a wcro ha sooosrs
rsster 70 nesy;oh enn1 ~ y, Eovotast II
Il eer Soe f:es 81 !,easi: -, s,.n.,,v..
HTt ,ttaTons Wiii1 .cn rc"iv ,t,v,htnr 1oInr.
LanUsr ireshts I 'i ;1uIi md ;atas SSominSi.
NHf - epra'".s.' ~. .,,."-. ,...,,..
os7 spsstot 1 ,51xr ma'ne" ", !" in DnssnI ,ovn
-selooSers sItx % AnnsniaIe. % 1 T"edo 10 Klnsstor
ss; Ss,y cSPisy Ssisss ! SKSs,s" IL s;a;, sI %Ssa5
Il t;y sy t6 esq e It. 6 s%fx Ssssi Wss.
tpa To,Gao 10 siua. Mans. sm t ea 'n 1"'oao ~
ofGTss fGpMschooncrs e. Upper, Kingston to To-
gmg. rns rn saMon, snsins Il, t.hIssfs. etMi.
Nassai,, Oswcgt, to ChIcnpu, ,tunl; stohni. bargo
AbercnrM and consort, OSdcnsburg 10 Hay Clty,
light. ,,.,,uu.,,.... s,.o,,.
ors Erio and stewart, from Ioledo, corn. e,i..'
sp,etat Dl,patth " 10 Tnt;chteaeo 7; f4,tsunt.
MAnougrrE. Mich., .lu4G 'a..-Arrlvud--l'ro-
GGer 6 sneo; ssher seoSnse Veron. ;. propoors " g.
Towers and 4. Everett, sol1oosers Warrington,
F. i. Siursc, J.T. Nfchnrds, md lieIu,lcer..
Clchred-rsnpoller vieni,a. sctlootor veronia,
propeller .l;95Piian, schooners Pelican, ".
Young, md y; solgsr. ,.x,n
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, 1881-06-28
ytng1StA UNIVERSITY.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, 1Nn0 .ss.-The Wa5h-
,ngton Literary Society of virglnln University
bad It's (lnal celebration Tonight. +. II. o.
Fem, Of Toxns. received tho orators medal. and
". ". Wilkinson, OF A1Ahaina, tho aobAtcr's
Rensinnen fr0m uther StMtcS nrU Gun. stcvon.
s,,. judge Mntses ind Judge Mccoy, Of Kcu.
tucky, md Col. Ellis, Ut ChIruKo.
, 1881-06-28
HtlsCExLANl:oUs.

MISCELLANEOUS il.
TttE MoNTNEAt RtIffLtMnONEtls' ErntKE.
sptt4ai Dt.pdteA to TAr CAfeaeo tribune.
MONTREAL, juno s1.-Theru Is no new feature
IN tho str'ko bn tite ftvkarfs, except that tho
steamer Valetta. hG9ingsccurcd gnng of man,
Will nttcmrt tu get hcr Gnrgo out to.nght. Thoy
nrt pnylng - cents hsi h6r. and tho n,on At tho
luubcu police. under tt,olr ChIot. aro on board,
armed With qullassql m,d royoleurS. Tho hni.
mostly Of tho btr,kets'.4 directed against those
policemen part!ouldrly.' and son,o alartnists
prophesy NJ. attack upon tho vessel.
Tho strikers tava' bbcn wei: cautioned
its hnrdIy likely thoy vii do 10. Thoy haye dc.
cidrh ~ thnfr Mcutnrs to hnld out Until thoy
ct thulr t!on,ande, and .tllahoove th9 ttorics
thut Wbrklitxmen Ato coming from Liverpool
woald iMy i cents Nil All noai to sho mon. G.it
iss set"s n % sS S .sers - as9s IT, 's sso
thnn they do tho increase, as thoy Mnnt thelr
uilion recognized ns tho l,arghtn- Mlk!nR body.
INSURANCE RATES ADVANCED.
! Sptttdt Dtspattn to The tHteaeo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. tuaa @.-Atn. nIcntlng OF tho
car4o pnol to-day tho rato to Kingston was I'D
St st:S s:S ssn .a "a 81 9ns s 50Ss 5 s!;
Or liFtter u nny Ganadan pert in railroad cafs
Ioys Mes!sess ior 1ss resiums X IA ,ae lie
elcvcn days ending Saturday wcrc $@.oas.:6.
LITTLE MORE ABOUT THE nASHEY.
sgee'.! t;eatsn x to r. gnteaeo e. Irtes..s u,,,,
Is ssen asiSani i slit.iie oreaaa. uess FsSt
snss Fdsy ns p m sns sr ~ 1ee
' ss,etai III Dtpatth IL "a 1ae oateaso 20 II 7ftbun.. Wv
SAnstA, Ont. juno :7.-The stonn,.har9o Inn
haa boon rcle1sed BY tugs. mud is now at her
duck at Port Huron. =
LUMBER At MusKEoov.
Sptttd& Qspateh to 7As Chteapo Tribune.
f{IHrr
, 1881-06-28
Tile DAHL

OTTAWA, Jt,no 27.-Whilo ont for spin
to-day, Wallace Ross injured tho stern OF Ills
new boat, it Is thought It can bg repaired.
Sr. JuI1S, N. B., J,tne a7.-'rhe Nagle-Mc-
Kny boat race has heen postponed until to-
morrow. Lulnpy water.
, 1881-06-28
AMHERST.

srRlsoFIELD. Mass., uuao a7.-Tho Amherst
ph! 13eta kuppa prize for proficiency In tho
Philosophical department Of stttdiea during tito
Senior year wlts awarded to @. H. Spahr, Ut Co.
lumbu5, q.
, 1881-06-28

N1AlsUN VS. HCIIfSEs
LOUISVILLE, KY, June eL-The Akrons,
Of Ohio. defeated the Louisville Eclipse to.
day by q score OF II to s.