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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06

After the adjournment of the Re-
publican caucus, in Washington, on
December 4th, the Democratic mem
bers elect assembled in the same Hall
and organized their caucus for the en-
suing Congress by re-electing Repre-
sentative House, of Tennessee, as
chairman, and Messrs. Frost, of Mis-
souri,, and Wilborn, Of Texas, as sec
retaries. Representative Proctor
Knott, Of Kentucky, then offered a
resolution indorsing the declarations
of the Democratic National Commit
tee of 1876 and 1880, the supposed
object being to put Democratic mem
bers on record in favor of the plank
indorsing "a tariff for revenue"
which, if it did not prevent tho COM
plimentary nomination of Speaker
Randall, would serve as rebuke.
The resolution was supported by Rep
resentatives Knott, of Kentucky, and
Reagan of Texas, and opposed by
Representatives Hammond, of Geor-
gia, Mclean, Of Maryland, Hooker,
of Mississippi, aud Herbert, of Ala
bama. Representative Hooker NOV
ed to indefinitely postpone consider
alton of the resolution, and his mo-
ton was carried-yeas SO, nays 43.
Representative NcKenna, of West
Virginia, then moved that the caucus
indorse and put in nomination as
candidates of the Democrats all off,
GERS of the last House, and the mo-
ton was carried viva voce without
dissent.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06

The other night, near the town OF
Cairo, South Georgia, Mr.. Robert
Maxwell shot and killed negro man
named Adams zeigler, for trying to
rape his little eight-year-old daugh-
ter. The little girl was playing in a
grove near her home when the brute
in human form enticed her some dis
lance into the woods by Offering her
some apples, which he had secured
for his devilish purpose. The screams
Of the child attracted the attention Of
her father, who was working in a
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06

During his visit to England, several
years ago, the Shah of Persia fell des-
perately in love with the Princess OF
Wales, and he hasn't gotten over the
fame yet. About once year he makes
70 tempting offer to the Prince for her.
His last proposition was to give him two
OF his best wives, his mother and his
grandmother for Alexandra, but Wales
still declines. He is reserving his moth
er-in-law for coup de grace.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06

Norristown Herald: Miss Sophrods-
by Waddlesworth, aged thirty-fve,
was reading the fashion notes, and when
she struck this paragraph "Babies are
fashionable this season." she tainted
dead away, and remained unconscious
fifteen minutes. 1t was all the fault
of the intelligent compositor. The item
should have read: "Rubies are fashion
able this season." Something of diff
ference, you viii observe, though both
are dear little things.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06

William Berry, of Cincinnati, was en-
gagged to marry the widow Newkirk, and
the day appointed for the wedding was
close at hand. Mrs. Newkirk's daugh-
Ger, Clara, came home from convent
school to witness the ceremony. Clara
had all her mothers characteristics and
the additional charm of youth. Berry
transferred his love to the daughter and
elOped with her.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06

HOuma Courier: At the circus the
other day two sports left their seats and
were about to disappear when one of
the clowns exclaimed: "You needn't
so, boys, keep your seats; ] will send
for bottle of whisky in few minutes p
The both lookea at each other, seeming
ly surprised, when one Of them said :
"What do you say about staying Dune p
"All hunky," replied the other, and they
both resumed their seats again.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06

Mr.. Emmett G. Logan managing editor
OF the Louisville Courier-Journal, and
one of the most brilliant and trenchant
journalists in the West, was married
last Wednesday night to Miss Lena II.
Covington, a lovely and beautiful Ken
lucky belle, whose parents reside at
Bowling Green.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06

The Bessier Banner says q great
many good things pertinent things
that are especially suggestive in these
days of inactivity and stolid indiffer-
ence. The following is the latest
beam thatfashes from it's columns :
Don't be whining about not having
fair chance. Throw sensible man
out of a window, he'll fall on his feet
and ask the nearest way to his work.
The more you have to begin with,
the less you will have in the end.
Money you earn yourself is much
brighter than any you can get out Of
dead mems estates. A scant break
fast in the morning Of life whets the
appetite fol- a feast later in the day.
He who has tasted sour apple will
have the more relish for a sweet one.
Your present want will make future
prosperity all the sweeter. Eight
pence has set up many peddler in
business aud he turned it over until
he has kept his carriage. As for the
place you are cast in, don't find fault
with that; you need not be horse
because you were born in a stable.
If a bull tossed a man of metal sky
high he would drop down into a good
place. A hard working young man
with his wits about him will make
money while others who do nothing
lose it. "WhO loves his work and
knows how to spare, may live and
flourish anywhere" As to a little
trouble, who expects to find cherries
without stones, or roses without
thorns? Who wonld win must learn
to bear. Idleness lies in bed, sick Of
the mulligrubs, where industry finds
health and wealth. The dog in the
kennel barks at fleas; the hunting
dog does not even know they are
there. Laziness waits till the river is
dry and never gets to market. Try
swims it and makes all the trade.
Can't do it would not eat the bread
cut for him, but Try made meat Of
mushrooms"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06

Lord Roscoe has hung out his sign in
New York, announcing that in future he
will devote his entire time to tho prac-
tice of law. Conkling has sense enough
to see which way the wind blows.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06

Upon assembling of District court at
Colfax the clerk asked the Judge if he
should call the sheriff, to which hishonor
replied that perhaps it would be q good
plan to call in two sberitfs in order to
preserve order among the attorneys.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06

The st. Tammany Farmer tells Of a
horse that lately died in Covington
whose "swayback" was so great that he
had to be bailed ont after q rain.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06

Morgan City Review: For holding
the fort, look at the Webster Tribune.
1t holds three Forts--one as publisher,
one as proprietor, and one as editor.
Minden must be stragetic position.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic assists Digestion

A Chicago religious paper offers among
its premiums "revolvers warranted to
kill at long range"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06

The jackson, Miss, Comet says the
reelection of Senator Lamar is SO GER
tain that it would be folly to oppose him.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06
NEW HOTEL.
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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06

Guiteau claims that he was inspired
to remove the President, but it was left
for the doctors to finish the removal.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06
Tickets of Admission. $500.

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AT family 'gscery Of.
Dec. 1881. JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06
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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-06
GREAT GERM DESTROYER!
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, 1881-06-29

6pteth1 OApateh 10 1ha EhEd9o 1ftotHEs
ALBANY, n. T., June 2,3.-prof. Lewis
ROss, Director ot tho Dudley Observatory,
has computed the orbit Ut Tic great comet.
III, tllds That tho comet WAS in parihuiion on
In1la2l, when it was II. .0o0, ,0o0 OF miles from
the sin. The distance Of the cpNet from tho
eartf.was feast on June Is, when 1t was
@'00o, 600 Of miles away. This evening tho
comet will DO dtstan. frdnt tho enrtll about
35,000 600 Of miles, ai4 tA[s d1stance will in
crease Mt tho rnta Of about 100, 600
niles daily. These figures aro uuly
approximations. beeaaye oio Of tIia ti'Fev
observations ltscl In comp letting tho
nrbit Is ntrely rollgl,'olie, communicated 10
tho Smithsonian Institution, from Ilris.
s eS:t saot possCTy e o SsneaI sSs @ Gt
my. other recorded III history. At Its perl
helioN 1t more than S,0Oo,0j0 miles further
FROM the sun than The conet Of 1877 II at the
same point Thy pl9me ot the two orbits nro
A!ld at almost exactly nIo same u,iHles.
Is es tcFress, and Of It's issl con- een,ct e''''tI
degrees. Again. there Is a striking sim
passes through the plnlle Ut tic eartll's Orbit.
Iflo dtacrence Of direction III the iva enses Is
only degrees. frhe l0nglt,tles Of Mrlllellon
1T tho two cases nre 'striklngly similar. All
these points of similarity nre upset, however,
by the one fact tlAt the distance Of tho comet
Of ls5t, FROM THO sun Is, undoubtedly
corresponding pNrts Of it's orbil. 1'ilo cunctof
lS3l n,oycs across tue Sky Mllch fastur tlan
would tho comet Of 1907 Under tic snme cir
cutnstanccs 0f position. It IL now alsD. clear
discovered BY Dr. Ganitl in South America,
since its computed dcullnntion differs but j
degrees from .lat rcpnrteu ny lin, a ditIer-
ense wlltcl, might oasI1y be due to umnyol!l.
able errors &c computation. The comet Is
months at ieast. The l,ueleus Ia not fur fron,
,2s0o miles IN diameter. Tho bright rolfa, or
huntl Of tho comet, rs seen BY tlle lIakel eyt,
Is fully ~ coo miles IN dfaIneter, willis tho
S5,0oo, 900 niles Ii length. =.
, 1881-06-29


DrTToIT, Atch,, Juno K.-To-dAy's gnmo Hns
asplendld ono tor slx lunp1s, neither side gain.
ing ruu, but in tho seventh base. hlta hy Evans
mud llaukIuson. q tws"bayger: by G!llsaplo, and
y pissed ball Uayo Tfpy three runs. porpy was
hit hurtl IN the oIxhth;s 4 atuglc by Ferguson
ind soree.bascFa by 04llesp!s and Eyaua swaltcd
tho tota! to tlya, Two-baExors by 0srbardt and
Knlsht gave DetE0,t har only run Ia Tho seventh.
Poware' ump!Etng. created 4 storm Of lndlgna-
ton. 'lIo !, ,waa especially, unfair In call
tnK balls 2aha hstrlkes, fayos!ns Troy every
timc. whitney, hit 4 safe for two haus
Ia tho sixth, hut was declared out for not touoh-
inx arst. I1,aEp was but fielding error ln
the game, and that VIVA tumble by y Connor, Of
Troy; Wood Ia loft leld had a nnEor split, and
wa1 replaced Wy Honn0tt who 4o4a bad 70 auo.
ccnd ltollIr behIad tho hut tho latter tueetfnk
With almllaE tQlahap. 'non1ett htuasolt il peef.
still Yeey. lame FROM FFlday'a aecldent, md tho
w,hnlo suam u IN poor 'aape to meet sre9 FeoT,,
RR;;$;;s;|:: ::;;;:;:::$$ $s$s 49,
Esrap raes.foy Il nsttrl,c!t xo,.n. I'm,
INV 1nsee-b4.e ht,.-alllssple, hyaus. 49, i:
First base on ssnots-patro{t, J..
Struck o1t-C&ssldy .C1naor, 0ll9spls, Knight
, 1881-06-29

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f"p Hssa!i .% s s1aisSha a.,e: .nnaa.
I,rop Sisnn. Mntkrsnn, lumber. ..,
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t"n ssnsssc, :snasies s,,ast,s'
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Ne. f" faSs .sxf t.9ss ssadtts
,Sp &: 1Ilckox. Mnsxsaon, lumber.
::$e !:or. ,s S!s Ss:sssss: q.ss'"'ber.
i.rp j"n Eslhaa ,ss s;useon % ill.,, towing ono seow.
eS a & %fy'ss ysss: Ms!'s; kfs S'{ lumber "
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ssf s; II sS IT, II sas. lumber
ser ssr He's ss:hs!!t is.nsr
fss a sse. kss si gFlssa sse .,& .s
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S!,ns tM;nisaso: III MsiTausee. \: sna.!rsss
ts shfSf iasSSsss 'ds%stss .s Ell snssas 81 sS5S.
s tS ai'Ss* *i'ss o,ss ws'!s Sa:sss." 1ss; ''sh ssht.
@ @tsi E.fr's r. sI'siss; E:t!ns; %s.tsa, S!,ti, ti,sh.
f." f." ts;. t!s;s:if's fs''.1a ESsl :sT s1's"; Il com.
sssJ: %tsias;. stSs?assts: ,;SS: i:iiosd-'ron.
ii DaSta, snsa s&s 'isaane sun.
@ ~: Sss S :ns & ssrn and sun.
, 1881-06-29

o so foeo' sss9 ses ffon neir l. Fn% F"ss's
Tels'lo sht; onoton, Kingston to ssst d.. ~
Y,c;tertiay's and tc,dny's tp;houud vesscls aro
at1ll lying hero, ~fndhosind. Wind west, ffush,
! xiLWAuxEs.
sptttdf nHpa.eh 10 7as Chicago Tnbune
| MfhwAuKEE, Jnf,c 18.--Graiu frcI1hts arc b
| shade rrtnor. Charters to Bunaio: Bchoonots
msts ~ WeorHer r. ~ ana pashandor"e'cas at 3X oents.
Arrived fref,, 6onS's ooontoSw.stcam.onrso crntr,ck
| an1 consert Ffrcr: schooner Young AsHcrtca-
| oIenscd-Stcan,.b barge Naltentine aud schoouor
Gambia. ''''''''~ '~' N'>'''' '0A -
( CLEVELAND.
cLEvEtAxp, O., june IClcsted-Propolle
'ay oSS,': pSFshSnasS y.t, gptsaso:
tsSgccss tsss; snd nsesM osr MsTluSt.s 70 81
| teikirk and Col. Cook, uosi 10 Marnuetse. Il
cents frce. and ORC back to {;lovssani d. IL :: =.
HsUANAnA.
1peefaf 04puteA to Ihs Chicago TstAsnx
| E;sCASAfi4. Mich. juno @.-Arrivod-Steahact
IhGeland. Il. cntsholn and {. Il. owon: schoonors
Austn ii c34m%es' 3faasea H. MTJnS e .saySs safys +
I'll, e: r,etufson iru1 State. Ncgaunee, and AhfrA
Departed J. HI oweu, Leland, W.
L; t. nrown, md Cumberland; schoonors He'd,
Mhlte, a1d Hit!e. 1tasca. Golden Wost, Janes
"ade' oeorFc Murray, and iron State.
| MARQUETTE.
Bptetat tsrdteh to .1ha Chicago 7ttbuna
pellets winsow and Arizona. 3 ~ 80. -
-: A5r!yed-Sssssi1!es ii j! j; 1at.ls. ana .ohoo4.
Ex asaSn sna Msgsoa
A. Morse, and Ela3una. =
, 1881-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE MONTREAL. Flttf'.hAnOitEtts' ETltiKE.
Eneefdf flfr4.cttAh L..

e.
speetas Dupateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Moyrnr,,'- .1nno .a-rrcr,.,h,nn ' ~ H..
.!'.,aa MoslEAh' ~ 'uno .-EVcsylainR On tae
Nna!e.s has ueel 9Hst to'uns. anu tlo st1lkc
ct'a1'uues "'lAoutnHS cn"t'Be' LIN oncoEa Vi tno
Ship I'nhorcrs society hal conference In the
fiari,or Hoard room this afternoon with tho
soa,san roa,.,. & O.. inc Aafpor commissioners slr
ssas.s ,aa. . t.,uess' sI1' ne.tt' sua otaoF mef-
ehahts, with tho slou o. expln.nlng tho stla'
s,bIo 10 lend to m ndtus,mrnt nr Inn IN.
hanpr dlgoreuces ,,nx exis,,nv Mr, carn9, s,,e
President, and Messrs. Leonard and plcho st atcd
tho coso of tue men IN worry furciblc thinner.
dwelling upon tho drawbacks which they hare
TO-! to oueountor IN their uncertain emp,oyment
y su no pns tt as "frss A.
81 sss ss{! SS Ss qsS
r. inG thnnns S9p vt...s.M ~ on'Ause IL. Ey Gy
IInp. or H. @ ~ het,. ~ s,rl, S, ~,
eua. n,,,.orn - ro;,,s,ax
,,sn r5 n'Sh Min 10 IRE eSas2 - hS'oefst
l,9ekeys ; came in.o port ths eye!!ng with i!sr
a,t,'t, Il, & .,.@s i,i, u .,. NJ x
sn III ,y5st nm" -, n ~, ~ rc.rs T
tnptuin NJ 'tho iiarknyoo ,cty. tt,a Il ,yns ttS
scolt1ur Iinte IytI,s ,riljr rim iNtr bis vessel
He did not think the scous.cr w,ls tjuttngcd
much. sho lost lart Of l,er rigging. thu col
s!.n s9Sk r.. rIaee n heavy tox 1seh VS. T.. 70
tho same fog TINT tho ecbuoncts It. II. Mourc and
Co'. Ferry went ashore.
. TILE ISLE or p0vEs.
Special Dl,p,eh to 1ns Chicago tribune.
OTTAWA, Ont. tune :8.-Cart. J. u. Sytncs hns
adltessod u communication 10 tho M!nsstcr VI
log atca,n -whistlG NJ tho fstc .,t tho Cuyes, III
thu enlranCc Of tho Georgian. Hay. lie stMtcs
has n. u1ane ~ ~ ."o tEpS H. tao nenIRtan R nat
ho isc ~ ovcs ~ "as fnx VIE s many nv nfnr "
, 1881-06-29

An1,Esr OF 1,ooL-sELLEns.

tCIN01NxATl. O,Juuo e9.-Tha police hare ar-
rostad Charles O. Hickey, proprietor OF Htokoy's
Turf Exchanga. and live af hIa clerks, for viu-
ladon OF tho law passed. last wfntor prohibiting
pool.solllu9. :. .David Dilligholiner and two
Qlorke woro ,atso nrreslud for putting
up board for the aal0 OF combination p6t}ls it
Was Rangrally supposed ttiat there would be hu
pools were aold and tno arrests Mado. Thoso
inon than ',flttod up rooms in tho sdmo atyle as
lust year and began buatpess to-laY,
, 1881-06-29

HAHTFpRp, conp, June 8,-Chsrtor,O Oak
Park, Cass a'ssi was won in threc atralaht tcats
by Charley Champlln; time, a,si s:a,x a.sssH4,
i Tho thros.miauta race had four heats, tho
A. sqSpx Sn %k9 % st1 sma sns hs 5sssataF sa
, 1881-06-29

IN A1t tststs ssstS+*s
439ht. Jbne %, tnkCn Al unity.

announcing the discovery, Of anot!ler coll.Gt
there at 0:a5 p, III. yesterday Ia rlslieulrtl at
Cambridge, l,rot., rlcGertMg. saya tho POSI-
tFoD named Is TINT III which tho great comet
ought 10 ba visible hi Chicago.
, 1881-06-29

r..
s.Thos skies last night weso, again. .prQpltious,
md thousands. ot people gazed long aud
steadily at the big comet as 1t appeared lii
tbs northern hcsyeMs Ian: object Of bcanty
aud a subject for tho study and observation
OF tho curious. The yaporle visitor is still
near the Pole, ana Is getting higher up every
night, at The rato ot: u litt!o ovsr thres d.
Krecs III twenty'tour. hours. Tonight 1t WILL
be very nearly III. the Arcttu ClIele,-that
u, about g degrees fT9A, The Polls: --:ai,d
wll! be pretty high NJ during the whole
nlRllt,. affordlng o. fny0rahlu opportunfty, 1t
the sk!ea ba c!ear, for everybody ia. study the
Interesting atEankoE, II really Gan ba studied
assistallce OF q Nlsaappp II llot necessary. It
tte observer llas A9ndy9!!fage of ~. 9pera.
powers viii enable. hin t9. kit J. butter vlaw
ot tle seIliet than Ao uoalA 'WitR thYSA tYA naked
Mnasy observer, u tks iisht Of t1s e5HAt l.
not ,stsot.g enough to sitaw up we'll itttdaF
tha high iusgnleytpE poweE, md. TO tl'e 81.
light In the best telescope
, 1881-06-29

% nas N*s'' ss .xsy Ss "Gss'o ~ les. Tho ot lat Il
@ p Il t ~ aasy i en s e, Il oss hss ELI" ont
ccar or the rcat whom half why tln.sn tho homt-
atretot1. Mnn!tbu rnn very true and fast. and,
Koso psi!ed 10 Eia lscrots ~ whe!, y Sesr .hc
wire. md sfnnitnl' won l,y two cnatha from her
IN ltft. The nthcrs aa por s..inmary.
i,ow GrlufiiE, stoo ani tho hetd sso. RIO
oS va sa ia Sssse ScP Seass we sS
those Interested IN ,Mntnnnstla wnro ueq,,nlIy
p ppdpat ant f putting Up 9r n,oaSy, Thi sss
x "as ess 1F ssy !sn s fss It a!!s
ne tsas II Ill., Siio xo
ho was Watching her uid Guy. uatno nlong nj n
,sart3 r. rte o 'hs oats!}9 ,a almost eforo
sndy y issF!s Il II i isssa:' IN" won
Ayhon tho drum ,tanpsd Guy wont to the fruit
r. o,.ce: and heil khfg eal all tho WY around,
4 faf aSS'an .. aud sold to Joha Carter Nashville
SAME nAY-Sclltug purse a1O. for all ngoa:
ss : It t eSi iale%sa ssE icIS. Il
D. Molsnss . TX uuy "A ,ags by N"rra.
NJ hoqEa'' xsFt 'a &as s,s;t M to w. e:i " nnl sl
stone Il Co.'s i. n: Etla 1sowett. agod, BY.
:, Uncle VIC. dun Matlitngna: llo !bs......: aro
i,y dlcngarFy, datn Mattlc Morgan; 1oj
H. sia;iis;s; ci. & iat c;armSiy yr:. by
Wost ls9xhury, dam Lady Valiandtg.,
na; saynsrs s < Mo:aaiitto. VS. i; fnc
T. Eiss i,ssns.iovs s i, ,tfKf!i Klity Will. va 81
Rlnamastcr, tlnni MattlS 3svier: NJ i6s u I 70
SIT rFsas. Esssrs dsa e. aaa f. y tyy. M'; by d.
W; naslsles' y: Z: Gen. itowett.t yra, by, ~.
T*fme-1:4}!i, l;a3a, t:AB1l.
>..-- ,.' To-DAy'S RACES. ..-.e =.
md, M tho sport, yestertlny WAS ur 80 hut iii
orsor. It Il pr0bablo that tho attendance Will bn
!arto, rrovldinx tho sToathar Is pleasant. II the
colts. tnrcd-auarters Of n,iiv. Shoton. Stanton,
Sullivan. 1iatard, Balaneer. Perrlex, Fosterall,
'i?nioriuk itan;iom, Hoat'i,st'. Lost ca,sse and
Lucy Lielo, d; l,s.; ,Glarlsslina iii lis: Aioxis
" lbs: Frank aoodr!ch, 1lo lbs.; jim l.ell, Jus
third race will 10 handicap purao for Mll HRcs,
Gllo T!9 nnl thrGe-1unrters, Tho staEtors bGtng
En!ske% III o. 's lhtunh III i; H. lo. YIN:
Mssny u lbs Tho ctossug event viii DO = race uf
threc.9.tartcr mile heats fur an agcs In which
Cape ilenry, Nonaa, Atner!oa, Carter IT. Ireok,
stMrt. Tho pnos Inst night sold as iullows:
1'a!lnnssr s:l. uoatms,s u. nnd Tug ~ i.e'a SIS.
nhtaa"a . e}!o aesfsR Il se?sea 81 lit IT,
IT, VIZ Ef't1y Daase y s g. SeS eape IL naufs st.
, 1881-06-29
?,'' AGAIN POSTPONED. :;
6peeta} ptspdteh. to 1hs CAttd9o Tribune,

bpae3dI DIpdEeh 70 9Ns EAtta9o 1FsbfFhS.
DueyALo, n. T.. Juno n 8.-Tha game between
tho Huiralos mud Worccster1 waa started to-day,
but bcfore tho latter, WHO went to tho but frst,
worn out, a honvy shower Of ruin fell and
stopped lhs contest. II will probably ho plAyou
at HyEaatlsg July Ii. -, :.
I'll, jo.iS, n. H., juno a8.-Tho Nagle-MoKay
raco was agaln possphpod: rough water, T. ;. :.