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PRtSTs--Sinnderd brands, fast colors, from
sac u &c; gnrurr shittlnIa, t54c; mournins
blacks aud silver Srays, Goi solids, from On
IA &c.
GISauAHs-Bcst brands, lOhc; Rentrew
madras, l2Rc, -
DRESS GoOps- nSmiltOn Alpaca, 1ikc;
Manchester, l2hol homie cloth, l6hc; Aus
trRlan Grape, lIj9c.
suRErrNGs-s-l l0c az 2Oc;S 81, 2lc u 22i
lO.4, 2}hO 10 2bn,
DoMNsriCs--S6 inch, from &c a SIC, rs per
brand and quality. W.
BITGcHED snEETrNGs-s-i, zoe @ 1885, O.4,
9Jc 926e; l0-l, zoe q 2Sc,
RLYACtIEn DoMEIuCA- So Inches, 63-ic @
L. l-2c, M per quality and pr.rls.
TICKlNGS--Frome eastern Is To omega "A a
90 a lSo.
BnowN DmLLs-From Massachusetts,, q to
Pei porvlllC, SC " BOT
DucKs-.s o., u l-2r; stark, 10 o., l5c; 50
Inch Montana rnVens, 23o'
PLAlh OsNABuHGs--G Georgia, ls2ci Augusta
and Alabt ma 90,
JEANs-- RoxUury d0eskins, 2lci original
II / 3; lryington, AZ H.; imperial, - l-2c
Humboldt and Deer Island loo.
Iron, Nails, WErc, Etc.
IRON - We quote merchant bar 10 r0tes,l
Norway ana SWodo, loo.
Pow STEEL.--.h
WINK, smooth wire, No. ., $50; Nos Ii
and H. tic, No. ~ &c; Jsphnned barbed Wit9,
exc; galvanized bnrhed, 100.
HOUSE SuoHs.--Per key, 20 50.
HoRsR SHOE NAILs--Por box, % pounda, No
7, ". 80; No. 8, IS 49, No. q, 90.
NAILs-Erom l0d 80 6hd, 81 90 raten
TINNIR's STOCK. BLOCK tin per pound 500
simulate, lix2O Us per bON; 1. o. liX2O Is.
DO. | Y gil .bO,ginc lscper 10, sGldsr, l6C per
III; sheet iron Go per III.
Axys--Por b Jx; as 30 to 10 20.
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Groceries,

Groceries,
OoFFKR-Rlo common lSh@Ai fair, IL H.
49, ohoios, 10 TO 1915 Lsguyra IL TO lshi
TSis-lmpsriai, 5OS65c; Young Hyson,
lOegO, Oolong. tS4Dhlo' Japan. e'sH7s"
sUGARs-We quote; Powdered l9Ai Crush
ed ~ IA; GTanulsie ed IN; Standard A
II Ii; Extra U 10 Ia; Louisiana white
clarified II Is; yellow clarified lOH .ehooe
10; prime . l-2j fair Of 4.
MoLAssEs louisiana choice 6jc, prime bjo,
fair 10 good hOMHc, syrup 20 To toe.
PorATOEs-S3 10 70 ~ % per barrel, and Sl,eO
per bushel.
OsIoNs-A 75@'b 90 per barrel.
APPLEs-63 1894 30 pei 6arsul.
hiO@-Wh0leaaIr IN eos.
"ALT--ip barrel, ~ 80. Liverpool In s"oka
o. l5@tl 90
CnAurlRH- Soda, K, SA;XA,94 XXX o.
tr"gm IA, Ginger Snaps II p.
5GAP-- olive % Ojper box, Blue india, y II
bars, ~ ~ per box, y 10 bar, {. % per box
! III bars, S3 ~ per boX. hdtrHe SOAP ~ s.
CYCLONE, 81 TO-
BsANs--6,a to 10 per p0uud
tAEDLas-StHr, fgll VI "a 10 10.
1InaKsE--lt o. Hh
DRIED APPEs--rAgg3'
umhn FgACUEs--uupeeieds@ sSci peeled ii
per pound,
PlcKLEs, an 5O9sl2 90 per barroli Aal
barrels 80 Ia lrm.
0oAL On--BsIoW are revised qu0iaIonG: nc
Per fire tost' Ia barrels Zoe cHsee, 81 %
nsornrs s--Round. Cdoi sprios o. .OO POI
box.
MEAsugEs--l DnBbel, iron Douna, SG.D ppi
dozen twu-hOop pGils, % l0i three-hOOp, " 40,
TUHR--lhrBe nest, " GJ6eS2.eD eight Gesl
a.26i No. !, ~ 30 poT doaeni Nv. ,, $3.50. No;
W.6G.
WAsH BoARDs--Wood, 81. Bi EinO, 81 cot NeN
Hre, e2.tCGt2.70.
WsLL BuOWafs-SA .25GoSi 80 per dozen.
PovpVR-sd to por keg OF ~ pounds; IAN dc
gi .sS ~ do, "a IN blasting kegs, N'5O
sltoT-nrop, be2 %. go2 20 buck 81 40. togb
MAOsEnRL--Nu. ], barrela pll; Il barrels
"; kits 81 90 to | 10. no. 3-BsrTelS ~ NJ 50
10 %; half barrels % ~ to d 90; kits 20 10 Vi
No, g. Barrels IS 90 Ia - -; half barrels s. 90
TO so; kits 10 to So.
oASnY--stiok, iSN u 100 pound. Fancy,
rs 20 2hG.
LYn--OouCentsatod. G2.76pRi
AorE--Sisal,H IN. baoiG, IN 10 100, OClt1u
.ycshUO
MIssoum CIpER--2j cants per gallon,
NlHEdAit--Per gallon, 2D69,DC.
WrArru'C PArSn--Rag sDu straw 46C, 100,
STAkCB- 90 hNc.
Juus--Wn quote II cents peS gallon for
glazed. Crooks 10 cSp, pOr gallon for
glazed.
BEEswAT--li to l8G p.f I'D g. pyrcOlOr.
TALLow--lh Oarsal, I.s' iu e. -. ho per ~.
tHAuHRs-2 pounds Ul.2 % pOunup
$S 00G3 80.
roS1roas---a pounds, 81 ioSl IA pounds
10.
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We make the following quotations.
RAIsms--Loudon layof, now, per EoI, " ST.
layer g3 Do
BANhNAR--per buloh, aOGi 20.
GREEN APrLEs--SG 90 w Gi,Ju per barre.
CuSRANr5--i5s&bho
pEACHEs-Al bO 10 "a 10 per huehel.
PEUANs-- None IN the market
ORANGES sicily, SO 90 por box,
LIl.MOas sicily per box, $40 60 Qll.
NuFs-- Almonds 10 psr pOundi Brasil
l0(Di2, Dlhert5, lb0-; EnsliBh WGluuts
none; chestnut, mp rtod, none ilaiiNn
none, peanuts, Tennessee red, 90; choice
white lOc oOcoaunta 90 per hundred.
FIGs.~NonO IN the market.
For CoRN--Pr,2e packages, per half gross
o. "a,
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10 $50 Harness. livery s75 to sl25. Fancy
harness el2N TO Sl7S. Harness spans tsbo TO
$50.
Mules--small $40 to S65. Medium SIS TO 1905
Extra drought 500 to tl6O.
Hngs-None on me market and In deman d..
MUTTON SHaEP-rhey are qQotapie as " oo,
90 oar head. Per weight, pa 10 30. per
mound.
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FISH Red, sheepheUd and trout, l214ci New
Orleans red-suapper, lsc; Spanish mNokorel'
l5lis.
OYsrEgs- baltimore per can, Xxx, SOC;
medium, 45 extra select, co; MrtagOrda and
ReIMIok b bay, 81 30 per hnndred.
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MolsSsus barrels, 81 80; hair buUels, A. .,
ogs, 15r sugar barro'a, to- hall barrel AZ
Hoop poles per 600, sl2
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SIAFTs,-tINNNi puIISi VNWrIo DOT UOn,
BUGoms. Grade u, and epring, top, 5000
500; ditto. open, S70@SSO; ditto, side spring
top, SlO0@SlS5; ditto, side bar, Sl001plSO,
| spring. gliO@S2OO; ditto, phaetons, Si6O@sgOO;
| Jump seat bugglos, Sll5@S250; platform
springs, sllQSSlai three spring wagons, 5000
Sllb
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Uaat, 81 % per hundredi stove, IS conts;
wrought, SOC 10 81 90 per hundred; brasB,
81 to 10 90 per hundreds copper, $40 TO Il 80 per
hundred; zinc and lead 81 per hundred,
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The Great English Remedy.

Ia a neYer-faIling Cure
I S Nervous debility,
exhausted Vitalitvs
) emiD SYeekness
Pel,ml4atorrhoes, LoSR
ID ID. ANHHOoD tnpoten-
81 Parelysis, and all
The terrible elects M
. sell Abuse, youthful
lo,lies and excesses OF
insurer yeers--suoh sa
loss OF Memory, Las
itn dc, N o 6 turns,
Emission, Aversion OF
AnnN AHwH -
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WAGON WOotl.yOri.


sroms--Erom 9 to az Inch, FER s5s, X
Eelect, $3i XIX, ss.75.
sAMxp rRLLoKs.-lA 70 81, 8 75per set.
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BAcoR-Lsns clear sides l3h; ghOri
olear, 1871 bfeskf,.Hl bacon lHc,
DnR SALg~-'L0rg clear aldoa, l9A, snort
clear l2A.
HAMS CBnvRgcd liE@i5o.
LAED--Trroe l3'i 10 IA; half barrel, llAN
liH; pGlH to 10 puunde, $3.50 pUunds,@l5h.
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ciues Of the present day, and it Is by hundreds
declared 10 he the only remedy for Weak
Back, Painful Menstruation. and all disor-
ders of the WOMB. IL acts Ike "maglC" and
"A few bottles will he found TO work wonders
Ia regulating female complaints.
1t Strengthens the muscular system, restores
tho long Lost complexion, brings back the
Appetite and arouses into action the nervous
and dcbilltated with the rosebud OF health,
a certain cure iog menthly Irregularities.
4 positlve womb tonic and female regulator.
A powerful stimulant of the sexual organs.
Cures all painful menstrual or monthly
diseases.
lnfRllible Cure for Sterility.
1t stimulates invlgorRtes and regulates the
Female System surely, positively and mITao-
ulously,
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HIOwEC,Ts.

~ ~ n - ~ n
The Second Reunion OF the members OF
Ross Texas Brigade Of Cavalry
WIN he hold at tho Fair Grounds In SULPHUR
SPRING, bopkins county, on the lpth day o.,
One-aud. one.flhh rates ON the Vt. Louis and
.exas, East Line and II. L. roads are secrred
by tho Fair Association, and free passes 10
tho fair grounds. General Ross will deliver
the address on tho occasion. Texas bapers
will please copy. COL, 4. IL, HAWKINS.
", q KELLOGG, Chairman
Secretary.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
p,our, Grain ana Hay.

Eooun - We quote CITY Mills ~ follows:
XXX, So %, Xxx, ~ 90, extra aeS
imnnrted, XIX, per owt ~ 2Oi NIX, % 30
xxXXS 30, CAoice family 20 to 40; Fancy
ayy W scarce. We quote per bushel, 1901 10.
9.si.sy+-scaree, gooa demand, 90.
BaXs-we quutc ut mills SlGl lOi In store,
sncks VI 20. -s1s
JnuRaKAL-Por bushel, u 2o'
0hTs--Iu DulK 5ic0t56.
wHsAr. 81 500 30, as per grades Nicaragua
O' Syo,Saold in oar. 7C975s; new in ear, COO to
o'S Ti,v-pra,ris loose from wagon, so to Us per
,on, ,fiileit None on market. from stores
nra,rie, naied Sls ser ton; Prairie psled In car
ioie, SIS % per ton free on 0oaid.
a. "a, chopped CORA and oats, por 100 pounde
80 %, ohopped bailey, per 100 poundD, W 20
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, VI 0Vi
corn bran. por 100 pounds, lOO' er ra
Ss sSSr o. o. dnS Oots% aOa per- Ssi
bushel, 81 20 hoininy, per lOo pounds, vi
grits, per 1850 pounds, % Oli corn Hour Dor LOU
poundA,& 90.
GaRmAS MtLLRr--we quote none In the
matkot, ,Ciarden, bote. per paper rethll.
WHOLESALE IL to cente per paper.
Cotsoa-At the on Mill, IL l-2c per bn
wool.
CINE andmodium hne 92c, heavy, 2Oc. Black
bury and dirty, b 70 10 oents on.
IztOcB.
.bipns-Dry nint,lH pounus and upwards, loo
10 i-2c, dry kipB, 10 10 lie; wet ealtod, leTkol
green butcher hldoe, o. TO COT All anm
nged, wet or dry, half prloei deer rlins
e0o. shoep ekinB from Mc,1OOo ohon.
live stock.
'CArrLr-Four years, Sls@2a, three years
eit@lI; two yenrs, s9eels 500 one year, si6sp.
Darn cows IL bOalS %, stockers IL 0o@2S COZ
milch cows and calves si5@soi springers slo@
IS.
HoRsEs,- Ponies go 70 80. Farm stock ~
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UOAI~-lpdinn Nation, Is 90 per ton deliv-
Sre1.
CpKA--1U ceE L. PEA OArrol.
Wuup-OuA ,hiCkOrS ara e.'h SS 30 10 SO 10 per
cord. Sawed stove wood u retailing I'd tho
rites OF " ~ Lu . 90 per cord
CuAHCOAL--ti5 cents nor barrel.
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Mines nnn Lluuorr.

ALCoueL--NN.. 80 per gallon.
WHisay--Reotlfled 81 lhGl 80 as per proof,
sour mash, year Old, al 10, 2 years Old "a 90.
81 years az 75j fancy oxtrS old whlsky Si@6 as
per age.
wINss--Claret, In case, S96peb per quality,
CatawOA, 81. l0@tl 10 Port, per gallon, 81 10 d
al Sherry, per gallon, 81 .9lOosS; Madeira, per
DSlO
CHANT aNn-C oobs, IN baskets, &1s9s10;
Heidsicok, in basket, sG7@9S; Krug, in bssket,
S2l6e9St Domestic champagne, I1Nh.
AIn--StOck ale, per dozen, a. .l62tsa %, PoI-
sor, per dozen, % l50N %.
BorTLw BEEn-St. Louis quartz SIS, plnts
u ~. Budwiser, own al1e ST., pints gl3 80
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Financial.

COMMERCIAL exchange upon all points X
to14 discount.
Sterling slght 81 50.
Francs bGg5 10.
Marks 20.
Gold, silver. other than trade dollas, par.
Trade Dollars. 10 cents.
Mexican Dollars. ,,..,.,.....,,..,.,."s0
Mexican llalVeh,, ,,,.......,,s.''',.,'W
Mexican Quarters. .........,,....,,.,,lO
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MONEY MATTERS

The exchanges all over lhe country "oto
closed to-day, and no reports have bsen re-
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Egg. hc1r0e - centspBr IuZens
Buttcr-Northefn2 5@27. Texas ~ " ",
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GanmAN MtLLrr--we quote none In the
market, .aarden, bote. per paper retAll.
WnoAlbsalo Ia to 2 cents per paper.
Cotsoa--At the Oh MILL IL l-9c per bu
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wool.


CINE andmedlum nne 40, heavy, zoe. Black
bury aud dirty, b 70 10 oents on.
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RoLN-IIHATnEn OAK--No. S0IiO;no $685.
HENtLock-Best Buffalo slaughter, 5l@32;
good %, do good No. ., 70: good DANCED 90
OAK HAugRgs LEATuxn--No. /, G@3ac, DO
No 2, IS,
HRaiLocK- primo, Sji do good 8ii do No 3, 80,
FRENCH CALFsKiN--9l.a6 10 &.0O, 40
oordlng 10 quality.
pmEAprLfnrA GALFMIS--N / Of Toto 81. Is
do No 81. 90 to 81 10,
PuiLADELruIA kirs-No !. SOC. to el.00,
according TO weight
huKKP sKINs.-Topping xxx per dozen $40, 90.
Lmlngg, white sgi ruHsets t6@S.
Drugs.
Acid--benEoio per ounce, &c
aoid oarbollc solution, 40 cents,
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'CArrLr-Four years, slsWs2, three years
eiiWlI; two years, sa0eis 80, one year, sigp.
narn cows IL b0eaiS %, stockers IL O0A21 COZ
milch cows and calves ei5psoi springers slb@
IS,
, 1881-08-24

bpsttdf Dttpdtca to 1h& tA4t1oo 1stbhHk.
NEW YnI,K, Aug. g,.-Thero was great sensa'
lion when s;tevn MAXWELL trottctl twu miles ut
1iUchcstsr fn A,.gust Of last yoar In 4:{df. f'c-
cullse It wiped OUT tho {:hOH OF Flora Temple,
which recori an hest was mato In 1a'9. Colt
voy WIS practically ruled out Of two-t1lftn purses
Inst yetr: therefore ho had no opportunity 10
distinguish hi.nsclf over ttstanco Of grUund.
flurin8 tho winter Mr. Funk sold him IN Mr.
ltobcrt i}onncr, and tho first thing bis nav p'r-
pIlnscr did wns to l,aanro lin Iy shnuln. him IN
Il scet,tltlu way. TIT ttree-tIuhrtgr trnek Oh the
tarnt II 1arryiown Is very slow .ht .hts yenr. nwlnx
u the fnut TINT It wis too heavily manned lust
Ft,rlng, hut Il lew huys nwn EonvtIy was Hivnn II
ty .hlIe trtnl uvcr ii. john Murphy in the sulsy.
Tho rrt milo WIS tr,ttch in a.:slA md tho seu-
ond Il 2s making tutal n +;!aa; TIE tras-
l,i& 4:lu9i. 4:a5a. Tho last halr nf The enco!lti
mile, It viii III. Keril. wus trottl ~ 1:l0t. md
tho lnst tturter IN II; aeconIs. thus showing that
thore was rcy moro II tho hoTsa: On INT
trut two inIlrs fn not less than 4aa 1is hNs size
and spccd. nnf IA inc gf tue Hnt''ett horses tnnt
ever sttNAl III iran. iln IN y yearn old. and wMs
POT hy wOoforsl Sn,nbrIno. out u Vnnity Fnir,
by Alexandcr's AfNlnlIah, second dam thorough.
brGl Vanity, BY VMndnl.
, 1881-08-24
DIED ALONE.

Capt. Albert CozlMc, n Cincinnati Jour.
,u1ist, Pound head IN His lkoum-
Was 1sc the Victim OF n FIT or or Fonl
T'lnya
Shortly aftcr o'cttck yesterday morning tho
inmntcs OF Mrs. 1sboll's b0ar1n0 .hOusc, Ut Nh.
.9l West itunllolph street. having hgnrsl Hroans
In room nt tho hcat Of tho stnrs Occupied BY
Cant, Albert cozluc. entered tho apartment nn.t
found Sir. cozlnc lying III In one corner OF tho
room nnonsst tho debris Of several articles
Of crockcsy, lookIug-glass. mud kcroscne
limp. nr. .. j. Holmes WIS speodIly summoned.
btit tho nlan was virtually dcnd when he reache,i
him. The Doctor was unable tn sHy what tho
catso was, but It was bis Impression that tho
tnan whs tnKnn with fit, epttepttc perhaps, and
died for luck Of trcutmcnt and proper carc.
lie recommended that tho Coeoncr be notified,
mud at 9 oeloak list evening, Coroner statson
ceased Wns nl,nut Is ycara Of aRe, ana has wlfa
nnd tamt!y living # the corner Of Court and
s!ty editor Of tae .it4nv l%psr Of ttat lint
S ad nns t;,s f4Hnn tbar II ns PINK W.
nlpenr to haye conatietl III any Qua here, and
.lsod generally q say shat be was here Simply
cndeavorcd to exngxcrnto tho ni,atery SUR
r9,und'ng tho man's Heath ,t,t,o !ntH trak;;
s' eo ritz Teey to saE hss rcou sarfy ussi sa
that Mon.lay evening q rough: :lookInK fe9'aIs,
very stout. aua conspicuous fur her rcd halr,
% renm Sirs ist,cII fenni tic room, locked At !
o'clock il tue evyn!nx, and what time Tho nys-
Sesterday morning Sirs. isbeIl, Upon xslnx t:
Ills room, found the tlos,r unlocked. aud
sR fo .be Ga oSs sesa y e. u a
,Fns considerably surprised ihereat' Several
STAINED WITH HOOD,
were found at tho xtle Ut the house, beneath
bllu1s of both .wludows were closcd:, It caa
, 1881-08-24
AN ALLEGED 1s1GAAI1ST.
In a L

OTruMwA, la.. Auk. sl-L. l.. Hollis. a trnvea~
ing salesman for a Chicago fruit h0uso, was ar.
reatu.l horo last night as ha WAS coMiuE out OF
the theatre, 1t Is oharRctl that, although he has
wlla In Chicago, ho has Just married. II respcct-
ahle girl at Mount fleasatt, by tho uumo Of Lot
tic Clnrk: The woman was With him. whun ho
wa4 nrroated. Tho MarrlaKe was performed At
Fairfield, ns he dill uot dre att9tnpt It at Mount
lluueant. The woman leclArGl ahD Motia1 ttick
10 hin. no mnitpr whMt wns tlano with him. Tho
tWO woro takcu to Mount Pleasant, wherA Aollla
will have to Answor to the chHrRo Ut hlAnmy.
liollls IL known hero tn several partIea H!tl
whom hta tlrtn has dealings.
, 1881-08-24
A IHIEYlSH REll-RQY.

Cary 0oens, alias Ward, a coIorod man en1-
ptoyel % belt.boy ut the fremont House, was
arr.sted yesterday morning BY 0tcors r. Cos
tolo anl Heck a hu was about to enter bis
hume ut No, 167 West Lake atroot. For
solue time past vAluAble4 hayo boon missed
frum tho rooms Of xlosts in tho hotel, and tho
spconl policeman, hr. Kehoe. anally concluded
who tnado The arrest f0und III hts possession q
huntng'caso Kola watch and bead chain
CMre Il. lladEsr Of roonl Eo. 1S1 in tho
btl.cl,. which was stolost on tho 1Bth
Init. by 0oens when dollvae!ng g pitcher ng
witch valued ut 80. gold ring, and q sot nf
earrings belonging to Mlsa Nellie Howard, OF
Room s9l, st0!en In attnilar n0niler July u.
, 1881-08-24
Chicago Successful in a Twelve-
Inning Game Against
Detroit.
Buffalo Victorious Over Cleveland,
and Boston Over the
Woroesters.
Humboldt, Chester f., md Edwin Tllorno
Ycsterlayss Winners ut Charter
Oak Park.
Racing at Saratoga and Brighton Beach,
Further Concerning 0ornell's
Orookodness.


Tho lirst twelvo-innng Hhtuc Ut tho ycnr II,
ChicnXO wns plnycl ycsterdny IN the prcsenEu
Of uf,ont ..hU0 spectators, who wcre Furnished
raro sport IN witnessing tho must stubborn co,l-
test Of tho snnsOll 1T this city. Tho Dettusts
ptayuH 4 piucky uphill Etnic full OF tho shnr!cst
kind Of Holding. and onty lost ttscuso tl.oy wero
outbRttcd III tho twelfth inning. Goldsmith.
WIN stnrted In 10 pltct, for Chtea4o, hn,l to re-
tlro a1togethor IN tho third inning owtfix t0'n
spr,tlned nnkle Corcora,i coming Iii from tho
turnstIfe. QAost being still on tho Atck-
lfot, Williamson coscrad second. fcIly
thfr1, md Nlcof right Held. Core was
suffering trosn larleness, and Wis unable to do
ns customary bass'rn',ning. in oerhasars .a, 40,
~ worS. % tes,dn, % batttnr woil. Thyro l WINS xrent
troll earrod oil tho hoaors for 'harp p,ny., Chi
saso @ soo ,1y yS.y ns a n o soe sext ssy 1s s
ins missed I an easy chance m to seoTo ,, o., ".ona
as, If tho hit woro safe, hs could c,!sily tally.
wh,,o II t,,o hall wero ,.a,,uht ho could run
In on on tho play. Kelly, In tho tonth. ioollshly
tried for second on onc-base hit, aud was
sacrificed by Woods nnu throw. Anson md
80 Unit W waiting , Mes!Y eon,a n"s1 seote''. um
tho tho exaf e han s eter eGs hnx @ sse sn bis @
fast s % running % from thtrd hume m OF m outticd ,y
by by m% Williamson . to lianon, wou TIC o. aalno.
ooro, tripIo BY Dalrymplo, and single by Az
son. o which two ,t runs ,r were n sasns but ost
tnls advantage IN tao saho ,hh'ns W loason .,
WI."sons tpmelo "hereby hanon on. reached ',e..l
seSHna basa ana I., tr Powell p'vn as So thon
a4ven p"s' NJ. g pusa u or % bulls. % md on @ nc,.
netts out at 1rst, which should tavo ucen
, 1881-08-24
coaNELL's CKooKEDNEss.

ITHACA, N, T., Aug. $a~Tho Daily journal
snys that Shlnkel, Of the CaFneli crow, a saIoon-
keGpor, md samuel ". ltecd, a Wholesale liquor.
doalor, mado up tho party that had n9reud that
Cornell should lose all races abroad aftor tho
Arst,-the Stewards or Visitors. s.,-Which it was
expected tho crew woulu wlu. Tho Journal says
shoro ls documentary proof Of treaohcry. and
states that Bhfnkol wr0tu Caaey fr0m London
beYorn tho Corlluli crew haA slarted for Vtcunas
"isgt CosnellB will lotc Vienna saco."
, 1881-08-24
ALLEGED Perjury.

Walter y. Hail, Of the arsu OF II. 0ooFge + Co.,
No. u South Water street, was arrested yester-
day on a'warrant Issued hy Justice lsrayton,
charging him With perjury. It saems that last
woek ho swora out warrant for I.achlln Mo-
Ioushln, Of tho grocery 1lrm Ut McIough!in
lleo&, No. toa TwentY-aocond street, charklag
him With obtAtnlng goods ugdar fHao proten
wrong bank. The chnck was subsequently Inatlo
good, antl tho elor MuLoughlln bad the Aboya
warrant swora out because oe Hall arrcstln2 tho
WFQnK tuau.
, 1881-08-24
SUCCESSFUL CATTLE SALE,

LEXINGTON, Ky, AuR. sa-Tho opening day
OF KIda's combination salo concluded quite sas.
isfaotorlly, With q Rooa aud growing attendance.
Tho sale was opened ub0ut midday, md before
changed hands at un avnFuRe 0f fully &lM per
head, the tuta! for tifty-hys head being tlo,1es.
Tho lnweat polnt reachol was $tb. ana tale naly
III u stnHIa Instance. Only on0 animal hold un.
der sud, nn1 thirty hgau below $aM
, 1881-08-24
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEw YoRx, Aug. '&.-ArsIvcd. laatavia. from
lAyeyp0ot; Libull9 and Cambria, tEoln laaMbnfe'
staatner Algeria, fronl Liverpool. ,u
BttuTlIAMl,rDN, Aug. *A-Arstseat 1Ro "ases,
PAnTiixn Fuisr, Aug. :,-AssIyet, tho scan-
.ix,Nl,Os, Aug. :sl-Tho steamer Denmark,
FROM Now yuvk, hAs arrived nut.
, 1881-08-24


MOUNT rlEAsANT, H., AnK. ELL. l.. Hollis,
travelling salesman for l.. 4. Tnlcott s. Co.. Chi
cueo, registered ht tho ilrazeton House hero
Aug. 10. On Saturday morning it was discovered
he had forgotten be hAl wlfe aud ohidsen IN
Chicago, md became elau,orrtl Ut yntanR and
beautiful dininR-room girl ut the hotel, Assur-
lug her that ho was young man and 1t was
proper sho should become his Wifi, she Havo her
COLLECTED vii tho funds ho could owing hs h0ttse
from s!lGercnt customers. atld to1k ta1 morning
train for FRirtcd WhcrN no allCceeuId In kettllK
married., Oiilcors OF tho law have hean trs.einH
him uI,, nud your reporter hns learne1 ho laa
boon ARRESTED and will mc0t bis Just aosetts.
, 1881-08-24

sAHATta,A. N. y, Aug. :a.-Tao 1rst raco
thruo-fo4rths Of milo dasa, was won By Hermit,
Ncufchatel second, aud Victim thtrll. Time,
l.l5il.
The second raco, for the Relief 8takes, ono
and tlYe-eighth m!los, wis won by Thora. Crlck.
1unrU SeeoIld. TltnD, a:51,
Tho thIrl race, QUO milo. 6o0 yanls. was Won by
t!bert0, Ehurchlll second, aud Fireman third.
, 1881-08-24
Cit HIS THROAT.

Martin Homer, between ID and 30 yoars old,
and living at No. es1 Wcat Polk street, wh!le
under the intlaencaof liquor hls homo at 1870
yesterday morning. attempted to commit sui
cllo BY quitting hls throat With snxor, lie waa
taken to The County Hospital, whore he "asyet
alive Ut midnight, IIe took the pledgo outy
throo days b0kore, aud the act u supposed to
hare been committed In q dt Of FemoEse, somc
toraay GyEtvinx him drink foF some petty all
WDAt. 49,
, 1881-08-24

Special Difpateh to Ths CHICAGO 7sibuns.
0tEAH, N. T., Aug. si-Tho grcntcat and most
terrible fight that WIS over known to hhvo oc-
cl,rred In this section Of New York bits taken
placa at Basom's Station near Gawantia. From,
what can be learned 1t seems that from 300 to
100 people were engaged III tho t1!sEraccful dcln-
onstrntlon, which lasted for son1p time. Thoso
whit, did not wish to take part lit tho trouble wrro
Obliged to tloo for thar lives, and n nNMbor OF
persons wore injured. AtuonR those seriously
Ii not fnta!ly hurt y George Il. shcI'art,
Postmaster ut iIamlat; Slr. Horton. 0f
ltAnovpr; man nAtnCd lOhnhon.
from Leon; aud some others whose naiMes ccstn
mot b0 NscGrtatMed. Tho trouble l. said to hnyo
been caused thrnugh tactionn! fetltl that bus
existed for hotno time among tho leaders III the
ntfair.
, 1881-08-24

. uIkvkLAnD, O., Aug. EL-Tha lsuRaloe won
beautifully played game to-day. They exoelted
aI I'll points Calvin, was very etscctivc, but
three hits botng made III hts delivery, md not
Cleyelaader orussed tho plate during tho eut.se
contest. Richardson scored In tho sixth inulug
On his hit WhIto's base on balls, steal to third.
and home On PuEcells tty. IN Tho eighth Inning
, 1881-08-24
T.YNCftEf1,

MONROE. r.n., Aug. Ei-1:ariy this morning
unknown pattlea unterc41 tho jail and tnok Perry
Mason nriil Alexander Wilson, colored, charged
With mttrdcT. and hanged th0n1.
, 1881-08-24

Dickson County. tt[s State. has taken nm mp chi
tO tho Supreme Court, aud consequently Will
not hang in that day.