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EARNED tlns-Throo each. ~ -.
ww,'-basa hits-ilennutt, iellly, 6cri,ar.lt.
Three -bMag hits-f3ore t9), Williamson. Uurns.
First Ensc I'll baltR-f,ntrUit, |.
First bnsc oil trr0t9-ChIGnR0.H 2; Detroit, 2.
struck ont-1hlrytnrlc, Goldsmith, Flint,
I.uft On pases.Chicnxo, {; Detrolt,4
l'Asactl stnEls-Fltnt. i.
Ttn'e-One hatlr aid forty-1our minutes.
ump!ru-Docsclor.
WORCESTER Va. IlDsTOS.
=. Special Dl&pateh 10 1ns Chicago Tribune.
W0ltuEErElt, Nlhss,, July 26.-Thp 13ostons hit
ltlchttnt very !lnrd to.tiny, QnrHinE ilv0 rl.ls,
nut euttun's uoor fielding KhvB IwMy thu EAtnc.
Crowley and 1l1rnn9 exccllctl ut Tho hat for tho
llo51us. tho former getting three two-bMsers
change pitcher, ltnt,lrGl for two tltntn8a until
Snith, who had tniHap.l trnfn, arrived. Dcastey,
the (ioston cntcher, had bis thumb put out nf
joint tn tho sixth Iuilng and Snyder took hta
place.
iNntf,ps- 3 i 6 O 0
Worcester. i ! d o 3 d j %
Boston,. .."......:....1 j O 0 0 i O2 90
Inrucd Worcester, i; 1loston, i.
Fielding err0rs-Woroeater. 2; Hoston,G
llAse hila-WDrteater, D; U0aton, IL. ....
Tw1.Gasc hits-lsiehmonl, Stuyey, barnes,
Crt,wtcy, l,owts.
First baso I'm orrora-Worcnstcr, t.
harIHlck 33,iitInnrKat,, ll9tn!inK ls!!riock
Strikes talluu-flIch,nuud. II; Whitney, g..
I)Ouh!G observation-disclosures
rassed Gnlts--1lmshouK, !; UoaAley.a.
Wiki pitGbcs-W h4tR0y, =.
Tisnc Two hours and fifteen minutes.
umplrc-3nlth.
, 1881-07-27

GpRtEdE Ut1pdy<H % 7h1 Ekft9Vo 1flbIn{,
CEnAn hAPIf,a. 1a.. duly aD.--tIencral-Sfan
ger Merrill, Of tho ChicaRn. Milwaukee l. Vt,
fnMl lsoad. tu-day met a number OF prominent
businessmen OF this city fur d special cunfcr.
enco In regard to tic extcnslun Ut TINT line IL
Ottumwn, md male n prnpositlon 10 Im,nedata-
tho right Of way throlg!, ono Of tho two rn,itrs
through tho city which ho t,atnotf. Tho propos-
in ~ ri Gibbons viii e hei,l this wick 10 t,cec.
Tho peNpla vore Eiven IL understand thnt tho
extension would be bnilt worry Rthll,, whether
Wilt Without duilbt be accented by Cetinr llapds.
, 1881-07-27
PACIFIC COAST MATTERS.

PACIFIC COAST MATTERS.
BAN F,tANGisCo. Cat, July cd.-ArtlcIes OF IN.
corporation Ut tho Fan joaquin md Mountain
divisions Of tho California Central Itatlroad
hare stcar flied hero. Tho ruais connecting rtta
from. Mcllrltius l'oae on tho Suite line, little
proposed Sau FrnnnIsco Occnn Bbnro t.niirpa,l
ct eunsn Ertlx. This IL understood 10 ba lii
I!lrth9ra1.cc Of thy Rcheme to build trunk !fne
for the joiut usn of ihu Atlantic 4 1'acic. Te1ns
Pacific. and Utah southorn 1s0ils. Euuincors
are now making surveys nil alotiR the line.
, 1881-07-27

spsetdi uApdeth to 1fs Chtcdoo 1fto3Hs.
NAtTIM0NE, Nil, July al-Supar,nten.!ent @.
4. Tinker, OF tho Haltllt,uro s Ohio ltallroal
Telegraph Company Department. trtidered to.
thy his resignation to President DMrrett, Whrn
uskeh by your representative why he bud 70.
signed, Mr., Tinker sNd In preferred at present
not IN Klvo tho REASON ta thu public, especially
nv they wero purely Ut u private nature. vIce-
l'resLlpnt ilohurt nurrett would nut talk nhnl,t
tbs resignation. 1'h8 successor Ut Mr. tinker
Manager OF tho IlnitiU,orr' + Ohio 1eicxrapA
department 0yer Two years, lt0 Inv filled
jaX na @ snp2r1s"t M, os1s ,as
part OF Tie War no wAs superintendent
of tho War Department telegraph ut WMsh!nG-
TIM. Subsequently Au tMAnnkel tue Western
Union for tho District OF Columbia, urd nftcr~
wnr4a toe tnAny yoAra was eul'erntontlu1t OF tho
At!ant'n ra9to yeeXtSpa e. company tts' q H ~.
another hxh position in telegraph mal,a9u1nent
, 1881-07-27

TrtEts, Tex. Jniy 9l.-The contract for 1rad-
INK and ttoing twchty.Are miles OF tho Texas l.
st. Louis Narrow t}auge ltnatl north frun TEX
arkann, fl arkansas. was let to.dny. The track
will he lati by Uct. |. Work ID heing rushed alt
nonR tho ltno to Cairo, and tho road viii bo
completed IN rapidly as men md money Gun IL,
Il. ConHeotihn will DO lnado with the tiulr,
Eolnrad, Hnntn 70, tsnnty miles smith of
Wac0. about tho middle OF tteto!.cr. and tho Knp
about the tst Of August. !,
, 1881-07-27
CASUALTIES.
Collision Between an Engine and
a Train Near Minneapolis,
MINI.
Fearful scnllEng ami Consequent Death
Of Young La.ly on tho
Engine. .>...
The Usual Crop Of Reaper Casualties, and
Various 0tler Mishaps.

oPtetos OADdleh 10 1hb Chted90 Tribune.
ST. TAuf., Mlnn., July aI.-Tuo TRIM which
left minneapolis At tG:{d a. m. arrived at
Mtnnntonkn ut t1:is, and, nftcr dtschssxtpg tts
passengers, started toward Hopkins Station,
whcre tho men employed TIL tho trn[u
takt dinner. When ncar Mfnnc{nnka MIklt
tho train coll!ded With an engine which
was running wild toward tho ln'tn. Tie persons
IN tho euginc were Minnie ltecvc. who was toto-
graph operator and station ageut at Hopkins,
nnd tho engineer and fireman. Tho tr1tn
from tho .lako tad no passengers. ex-
ccpt the conductor and tho train
men. Tho FIRST tntifnattou was the whistle
for brakes. Tho flrun,cn and engineers on tho
two locomotives ruverscd thar engines aud
Jumped for their lives. Tho conductor nnd two
brakeman were standing m tho platform Of tho
rear conch when tho whistle blow forhrakcs, and.
as ho lo0kcd from tue side Ut tho car and saw
tho danger, he crlcst. "Jutnp FOR your lives,
toys" nud escaped frotn tho train, followed by
thu lnen. An uttcnpt was made by tho cngs-
i.eer anu fireman Of tho wild lucomo-
tivo to push Miss noovo from tho
engine, bsft tho movement was nado So
suddenly and unexpectedly that she Iuss
her hnsancc, und. her dress catching on sarno
art Ut tho engine, site could not DO cxtrlcated.
Ihe crash Of thu two trun stecds throw hcr
n;aninst ; the l'oller.head und crushed u her
nGnltlcd her IL llcath whero size WIS ptnioncd.
Tto ,t,. sxnss Hspeel4t!y tue onS on which Miss
ss sa"ens e y Say aHta asssa ss fs
llcevc, Tho victim ol this saook!ng casualty. was
scil ,sen known threushout tlsu city. md
more tani ordinary i,sl6es4 a'iniss.ca.ions. sio
s nsassx sSsss g xs IT, s oa Scx xpP Il aos q
klns s,talon for. about iiva ysars. aud
t,as nSs li.sIs4sseS sIs9a3 sr Az tes sse N ~
those haytK u,ts!ness to ts,stls6ct with
tho ron'l hsr Immediate relatives. with tho cx..
, 1881-07-27

S1Orx CRY, In.. July .n.-At II Eeerct meeting
Of the ynnkton Exchange Committee. cnnsist-
lug OF L. aunborn, Mayor, Frunk yaltnssct,
County Commissioner, and N. +. Uhlmal,, mer-
chant. appointed to Yo to Chicago to confer with
tho officials OF tho Northwestern ltond nbout ex-
tnn. tho Committee wls authorized to prn.nlso
$A.tHt cash bonus from fanktu. FnlItnR hi
this. tho C0MfnIttGt were to try for m extension
II tho llltnHls Centrni from Lenars tU Yntlktun.
The Committee aro now en rullte to Chtcax0.
, 1881-07-27

ta eoteHr o " psy!s Es & ths ,s gFsHt ;vs;, !nk
gtru4t, New York, says: ~ was suffering
truln Tue pallgH Of tllHulnatle Eout ian In-
i!erite4 ati9.entl snd Ut. JacQ9s OIL cured mo
, 1881-07-27

Spft3a1 HfspafcH to The Chitog0 Tf1blns
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July .G.-.a tt.An named
Dennis O'!,rcr tntlpr by tr,1lte, ngcl nlA'lst ~
yGars while intoxicated fell down tho 1.coliard
Iiunsl snIrs ut 81. t.oftis Inst evening a0ut l0:,
tl!s!sHAtlng his neck and troalin4 tue lift tein
plo hone. ill., was clrrtol 70 bis ron',l. whcro ll0
twu br,,thpra living III fre!aHu. a purs0 or 81
wus r,llsoh by tho Cittzcus to dnfruy thoaxpcuses
OF utIrjuE.
, 1881-07-27
THREE CHILDREN BURNED,

DErl0sr, Mich, July ga Stacking auc,acnt
occurred ut Muir lula County, In sSsatc.enr
ly yesterday morning. A s1Iall house, occltpea
by Alnr,zo Derrick, hla wlio, aud six children,
accidentally tou!s tlrs anu burned tu tho gEu.,ud.
Tho tirp nrI4isatcd fl I'M upper clambsr, whers
thrIr Ehlllrtll, uG n llclt tuNtu4 nBG1 II y9trs,
aud Two uthcr buys, ngusl . and H. ,yGre sleeping.
anu, 1t bcitlR !ulp!!sslhle ~ rtscCe tho>n, thoy
were stlt,tntal mud burned to Hi ltEtrecpgt,tza-
bse mass. Tho ro;llalils wcre 9athercd up Hnd
hurled Ia uIsG Cotlltl.
, 1881-07-27
FIAT WEAVER. :

1p7ftdy !" zVEuQlE1s
LEAvgSwoIsr1t, kas.. July ea.-A special from
KcreyIn, Kas., atates that 0pn, ], u. Weaver I'd.
irpssc4 an Immense audience theF0 to- tlay fc,.
,,,e eomIug fruIn ceunttus ~ fur wpss ~ tho
Colorado linc, &aa thai ha mAdo i lln0 imprus.
k1Ol.
, 1881-07-27


DrTAwA. I'LL, July .H.-lIoAry OlrEon, a farn-
erH sun. livlug III Frcelum Township, was
thrown frt'nl hnrsu to-day and Instantly killed
by hts ncck being brDkc,l. Thu boy hui been Mt
uelyli,,or's uu IN crrRnil, mud III returning bis
ltarxo DoeNhs0 frightened nnd threw him. Tho
fnunt but aAort iiniu nitcr leRyiug tho nolgh-
bOr's house. -
, 1881-07-27

=. TRACK TALK.
The tlowers glreu Little llrown Jug Monday,
OF tho Association.
During tho meeting several hor5eMon hnvo
nurchnsed tho l!rown slky, fnnnufactured by
o wabs moTn ar H"xG GSssG4e st4 wo6
highly spoken Ut by turffnun whu h.tve ,tscd 1t.
This Is why trc laugh: In tho race at ChtcnYo
a9n!nst time OIL SnturdAy, Munl i. not nnay
approach il by hatr Il socond. Than i'lttsDurx,
tbtnt,Yh tta representative, Lucy, tnok tho pAe
ilg r.ee @ aRanst ntl o{'Mpet!iors. l!ocauso CHI.
producing Il raao-co,1raa that showed superiority
to Its o'yM the i'rst tIma It WIS cyyr used. and
ours, 10 why wo smile now.- -tattsbafy Lea'lcr.
1,.A sA1T.E, 1L1~
Special Ditpateh TO 1hs tAeaoo TRIBUNE.
LA sHH.S. III JH!y 2o-Tho raeos At tho Ia
se ror ossss fyns IL atI tie Es Y aa u.sss wrs ssF
Mountain 1lr, ClnrK s, and E.u::s axwel!. tho
latter Winning III thrao ssraEsht hcats. FoI!ow-
!!Hna MAXWELL. Observation-Disclosures. ! |
Tiark In1ls M.:;~ H.;
o''AA Tins-:io: :7;;: s:i;:
@ Il Se :s 81 ess eS1 Srowe If foasr fGfa 5 ut
6ololu,--loafeF winning.
SARATOGA, N, ".
sAlsATo0A. n. r.. July a-Tho first raeo, for
ao TfY sst &c s sa 9l @ ns WI tbra % X Tss sGtSfssr s
Thu sueond rflue.. for tho u9uel Atukoa, uo
an.l onc.fo.lsth in!los. W.s wor, By llIi'doo,
Greenland second, VALENTINO third. Tlme a:El.
Tho THIRD racc. FREQ hlnaicnp, emo md tive
A!Khthe mi.GA-0ovurnDr Hampton first, George
NtacCullough second. Cinderella THIRD. Tlmo,
B;tii.
The hurdle, race WAS won by Trouble, Post.
gllAr1l eeooHd. anu Itosclia third. linn. A:D..
WAyfnror was run Into aud 80 blllly injured
that he Will havO to to killed.
CLEVELANll, o..
CLHvELAND, O., july .G.-At tho rlces tho first
day thurs wMs Il Ep0d track. 4 st!H breeze was
blowing directly up tlle hOm1- stretch, Tho ut.
tgt'nEao was fnir. Tho ttrst raee, .;:. trnttcrs,
plrse 81 0OJ. divided:
tlMtlbnlllt- ................,.....,..j ] ] . !
Nt0ahsador ....' ...'.....,...........s.4 Y /
t1, tn :. .'''''+. ''''''''ss.+...t
rom !aonur1oka.. a...................".l AUS
~ fine@:3s: :; S:siX ::a,,{.
TWosthtrty-1tKht clAas, trottara, tWo-ultlo
lDAts, $s0:
tlrnnKct ]
NnHktF. ,..s....a <
lAay AHlts...t....' ...'s.t,+-.+....s..s.-....1
LHGhtaE '''' s..s.s'.tfsss-tss s.sa-s..stt
L'y'HE EE!oua.s-,.....ss....s
tvhitn a,,;. .'+."'s'
A'' e''a Iime.;Siii5las;:' 6:i0. ''''.as'
Tw0-tWorty. .thraa r!tct. trOttars, purse 81 800,
wns unfinished at dark;
!Hot 1t...- s.....ss......t...s...,H y ! !
1MsAalg mig oprs9kae. 's.''..s..'.'s,t.''s""-I l I
JoWet1.. .s....'..'s...tss.'....3.4
=. !" AMllHa*++ s..sss.sssss ssttstss+.. ne
Tinc-3;$I:atf L: Till; I'LL: ;;S:jii9'' ;:SjI%.
, 1881-07-27

KILLED ny A MOWIN1-MACIt1EE.
CosuAnus, O., July :o.-A SAL accIluut oc.
cured At billiards, this county. tt'-tay. AZ
Owen Ckovor wna backlux II Eoaplpx-InuchIae
nuiKlil,or tusidIctl tl.lcr lho nachue and wAa
ruiz over aud killed instantly ~
, 1881-07-27

WINCHESTER, Kr,, ,.tu!y ::s-A mortgage OF tho
Kentucky Central ltailroad to 0eursU +. Hiss
attd Isaac 7. Gales, Of New York, FOR TIM sun, nr
$,'Gnl.0o0 WIS ycs,crlny lodged In the CGunty
Clnrlt's 0lllce uf Ctnril Cnunly for record. no
dellnit stipulation IL mule in tho Instrument.
, 1881-07-27
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

STEAMSHIP NEWS. .......
QuKkas1uwN, July sso.-Asrlyrd, the Marathon.
from uOstuu. !
I.ssuoH, July s0.-Tha pesonia, from Nuw
York, and thu Lori Cough, FROM Philadelphia,
hAyb arrived out.
NEW Tt,Hx, July A-ArIret!, tho Nurnhurg,
frpul iire,nen; lhv Fallas, itolA 0lasKow, tl0
SpythlQ. frUul Liverpool,
, 1881-07-27

ITD n
poNrLASp, Ore, July aa.-lt IL reported from
Tjltarwork lay ttut *easpl Whs seen ou lra Iu
tho .,iillIs s0luu tuys ago aud uharred plecos Of
The WRECK Iits,lel nshorp. Tho matter ~ mt
fully nutliirllc ns !iothIuH IL Ioarue1 " t0 tue
t,ntup ur nation ut tho ycHsca.
, 1881-07-27

Bpseial Uspatt4 to Jhs GAied9o 1fthuHes -
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,. July y:t.-rhomaa Mccarthy
q salounist of ths city, walkel out Of third.
story window curly this morning during spell
OF somnambullsni, aud sustataod fatal injuries.
, 1881-07-27

Special uttpAtth 10 1hA Ehteaoa Tribune.
EtKilAltT, Illtl., July :ah-Tha morning Davld
nonnott wns kiluti ut Erwin, Lano s. Co.'S paper
mill by being caught It, beit Ills bruins weru
completely thrown nut Of hfa heal amt atreWn
thlx State.
, 1881-07-27
interesting Turf Eronts In Cleveland,
Saratoga, mil OTHER Sport.
ing Ccntrcs.
y,.,oty Of Tho Chicago Ball Club 0var Detroit
-1hc 0!hor League Games.
TIE TURF.
rtftrSf{0 f}s.t3fSk3 3'443ttf.

.ho mcntlng was grand success. Ihrco
...,, "s ,ho Xssoc,ntIon ,yns Obliged 10 awlIrtl
tho $40 extrh money oiefcu 70 nofsca ncn.'ng
.i ! L. Thonas beating sa, and Kate Mccall bout
ns NJ. aa.s s ~, - ra,or,, f., n.,i,s e.1f nna In.
Iccutso neasa VI fc9o" ~ 1' ~. - ~ uau i"
Ito Itrown Jug naccd inc tnree 1astest eo'sce,i.
Tnomuson euccccleti yesterday in bcatIng tho
ct ysstG tn fGeGr '11y pe 81 test t ID n tos
Hho dcsIEe 5 '1 10 kho" "i'a' nus ooeh oono o"s'h8
!ae M laect.nh. .,e .,,,s ,x..+,a mn, ,,,aoa r,
Whoe fsIsgo annef tae or tr
@ 4ys1sxs xSSsr t1'Gs eSF G. he.t heats ,cc
Average limo per hcas. ..::::...........2:le .
, Fastest heat tr0tteG tly Maui! S.}.:: .s:ll
s!owest bent srottea !Gy Pei, l},onals9nl. S:y,H
Isste: bt e%t pssa ~ ~ itsia ttt,s hFown 1nK
Fastest halt milo ffottea or pacea tby Lit -,
tic drown Jus). l:M
,fternoon. nni to strlurle 1,ntwcan lin staltions
n,s,os. arn sinrnra ,sns ~ r.,.,,,ro ~ ~,
Piedmont anu AleSanaes na was tno loatnre " inc
ptp4faln: Auout 0'Mv lcoP1u "cso !"sseh's anu
tha weather. VIZ ntl tnat not@t! ~ aes!Fnt. Il1g
M sfay &c! scdnx I ihj Thotls isl t Won M ti,o reo S wtt
tase ii straisht eass Ia a:S s;sis .$:ai, Geattns
y: " ssee w%s sa;psise g @ ~ 5aSEsrs = Alsx;
Snds. as tner h1fo wss VI ~ ~ s1 ,Sses ,d
~ ;h1 hsots "o IN n 1 1o A frj"ssis ri" ~
@5S @ = Louis aiat EtSon WsrS ysry eon'laent Il t|s
epilitY 70 oeiea1 ilcunlot1t' baslng tholr
ts sseuIonS staon on rats tao f1et t,.ts tat hs WIN
the ro5 o OF s,s'I I INC t9ee 49, tht rSuo
tra,ar ~ ~ S,r,i, not Ge T., Mss ~
tout ali nter thoir opinion ~ to tho rescctiyo
isssy 4a's . fsi ti;sss ;s; s"'se sssss sss II
f; 4 3 III: "$s $ss ss ~ ~ II T+;S @ $
hsat After the rnGe was nver Yesterday, Peter
n oans1tn ~ III ,1,t " u, ~ ~ nsWef
thsn hS @ iasf III III. ~ y VIZ osG npeuu iit nw
io pis 6sp MONEY II co.., C., To t'tn s
i%pfss.lon an,o,.s totsegSn 4 that pleannt
oa ylcfaIS @ sqt ~ whn to @ nr9 n
r,,', s'1s ,.,.., "'""s ~" .a'
was tho rnce ft,r 4-yenr.o,ls au1 under. tho
ttartcrs being Tucker, Fnil THOMPSON, Dircctar,
fss%s g.; and d,;'x ate Z u tho Sos Rh
WIS iffst chuieo, ssin3 far *So, 4 10 *D Tor IL
pe. psector or soe" IL lace, c pSti Tbo.so an
th!s1, C!cnl1nso q. fourth, arll Mamie tho nut
lido On tho third scoring tho word svus ui,Yi,
Is !s topt Cls.nmle 9; betnK rjsht viii f1i, XII.
Clsn,no u. broke On tho .irst turn, tut dbl not
ose her position, Director t,l!snx d lend OF ilvo
HTghksas: ~ They o,,terntl tho 'strctoh Phi!
sooA iad nli hut Director behind him. Dlrcet1r
IT, was tIse '' onstis ahead ~ l1o pissed tho half
s ep5saar an s'' ID! q m 'sp s st s rapa TEX
they vert Oh eycn terms, Tboy cuno ,lon! no t,,o
SbsM ssths' nsa, Yns, aIt.way ow ths ho,a: atrstc
hamJl bid Eof riso rDr IhfSs nian. lin far,s,"
Winning y nosc only, whis r,,okor @ WIS iast IT,
, 1881-07-27

Wtnctaester's tAypophosphiaes
will cure consumption, coughs, weak lungs,
bronchitis, and general debility, Estsbtlshe4
kwentY-pne years,
, 1881-07-27

Special Dispatch 10 1hs Chicago 1ttount.
EtntN, III, July :sj-John I,rooks, foremun Of
a plla.,rtyer, building II britlge at Dunzor Just
west Ut hcrc, was crushed benollth II roilfng log
today, Thu NcGldent wea eauacu by tho lrcak.
Ink Of ruIe. Ills injuries Hra internal, And hu
Hes III thI8 city III u critical condition.
, 1881-07-27

Sptetat ,t,lspa4eh to TIA Chteaoo IttsaMs.
WABASH. tnd., July aa0,-Bamuol Goodlnnder, .
carpenter OF this city, died this evoning truul
thu elluot8 OF l1,turlos slBtalnvd lust might by
talng frotu soalolutn9. liu WIS W yoars OF
tdEt.
, 1881-07-27

If{I11ILV7EE1 7EOO&I14ENEs n
NIulluoxl,. VA., July sd.-A constructions -tralu
OH lho liichtuuul & Allegheny lload jumped
tho track nt.lr H0ut CroeK. Two laboseFs woro
killed aud tbrco wounled, also tho engineer
aud conductor, :
, 1881-07-27

KILLED IN A QUARRY.
llEApIxa, Pa, July aa-3ohn Patton, aged y,
aud John Kutz, agel lo.weFe killed. ut Jonea tron'
orr guasrIos by being struck with 1lytag ddpsis
from q blast,' 80 -"
, 1881-07-27

IELL FHOA 4; HAMMOCK.
spttta, Dtapas<A to tn Chicago 1rtbuEs. q
OookoAowoCs Wis, July @.-slrs. James
Crumnoy, j., Of Summit, whllo swinging tn
hammouk To-day fed &ud broke hoe le9 below
tic kpoe,
, 1881-07-27

LITTLE 1t1lDWT Jun.
During tho afternoon tho celebrated pncer
f.lttlu l3rnwn JuE, the property Ut Mr.. II. v.
1ietnls Of this city. WIS brought on tho trMGkt
and nti announcement tnnle that he wol1tll en- >
W. 9eya t. sSsa TsS NJ, oe,s ave wi ct EeF a
tho Irst hult milo being l: but frnui this point
to ltIo Yro The little HgltnE fnirly iiow 0vur tito
ground, pncirg tho Inst lialf m l:Ul-n a:s Eait,
aud finishing tho milo in .:I;l, u wonderful per.
forMntce.
THE WINNERS.
Tho following tnblc ssowa tho winners nt tho
meeting, their Alroa, amount wUn, and tho faat-
est lieut. hers.
, 1881-07-27

- A'~'
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% aSs @ %Hs'n, s." ;o2 2, s,'ss wv u 81 VII nn Ss FSay ~
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appropriations were made at the
last session to the amount of ST.
$50, 900 for the Star route service,
and 100000 for other items of
postal service; SO that the entire
sum was greater than the present
bill contains. Besides this, there
will be still further deficiencies in
the current fiscal year, for which
appropriations must be made.
The appropriation committee has
reduced the following items by the
sums specified:
The pay of postmasters, $50, 900;
OF le t er carriers, 800 600; misceilan-
eous and Incidental items, $lGO, 900 |:
inland mail transportation, $500 900 !;
railway postal service, $34, goo; facili-
ties for trunk lines, $50, 600; inland
transportation by steamboat routes,
100000 inland transportation by star
routes. 1886, 600; mail locks and keys,
$50. O60 mail bags and mail catchers,
$35. 600.
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MORE DEMOCRATIC IDEAS OF
ECONOMY.

The manner in which the House
devoted several hours to the consid-
Grafton of the post-ofice sppropria-
ton bill on last Monday furnishes
another good example of Democratic
ideas of economy.
The amount to be appropriated
by the bill is $40,7o0,4 32, or ST.
$4,000 less than the estimates Of
the Department. It is claimed by
the committee, however, that the
amount is 81, 667,012 more than the
appropriation for the current fiscal
year. The whole truth is, that the
bill sets apart 81, 667, 600 more than
did the last regular post-ofice bill;
but in addition to that, deficiency
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HENRY g. CROSS, IS New ST., N Y, IL German
LII St. Bait; "Rotunda Exchange Phila.. Broker
Sage Van Sclaick Co, W K soutter Co., B. Wallace
Co and members Now York Stock Exchange generally
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THURSDAY, JAN. q, 1881.

A SPECIAL to the Cincinnati
Commercial says that General ST.
mon Cameron intends to start on
his projected southern trip after the
Pennsylvania Senatorial election is
over. After he gets through with
the Southern States, he proposes to
extend his visit to Cuba and Port
au-Prince. There is not much in
the idea which has been preached
that one Of his purposes is to build
up a Garfield Administration party
in the South. After the experience
of the present Administration, which
started out with the same idea, Gen.
Cameron is not likely to enter into
any such scheme. He expects,
however, to talk great deal with
the representative politicians and
business men of the South, and there
is no doubt that he can and will give
them plenty of shire wd, practical ad-
vice, which they will do well to fol-
low. It is said very positively that
Gen. Cameron and his son, Senator
Don, did not select Oliver as a regu.
lar caucus nominee for Senator, but
that he was perfectly acceptable to
them, and they will stand by him to
the last.