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, 1881-03-20


Aehland-av. some ele ant lots.
Ah,-CpnCreSs-*t. near ashland nv, long time.
x:5-tan Huren ST. neur Ashland-ar.. long ttne-
{125-lacxsOn-st-. near Ashland n.y., long time.
<lW-Adams-st>, corner Of Wond.
Adnu!s-st-, some very destrnble lots
IArTison-sL, near Mur,;An, two sOuth-front lots
$lG-Uak- rnc south- front lur.
Gr0vc.lnd Park. Il choice ;atfOut lot
NANuFACTEHINGs.
Some largo niece. Yrn1I ltcn ntrt
, 1881-03-20

F3SOlt SALE-HECEIVEK'S SALE-FUR-
suani u IN order Of the Superior Court OF Coox
rFhI title and interest that have Receiver OF tho
ona Essey saTtnEs Bunk and 70 The fp
~ H!qGx @ q lots to T. inclusive: ind - 70 II inclusive.
IL nocK .; the north half OF nlock BLOCK nxcep5-
n!ocks :. III = I H. and il All In lanes Il E'rrons s
ADDITION to SUnt, Chicago Bids for tho nbOvo-ne-
ecFbed property must 10 delivered tn writing
r. NJ osttco tk1ou No. lis Rnndo!phs nn or be
lore Aafch " 1881. and must he accpmpanicd With
deposit IN cash OF 10 per OF the nununt Of the bid
With per cent interest Y. a. TuHp7S.
EJs,ou
, 1881-03-20

ESOR SALE-THE CHEAPEST 13 ACRES
- on the Calumet Ktver az south Cntca9o near the
j. IL brown works r. 4. BRAGG i CO., 81 Washing
, 1881-09-04
Changing Phases of the Race tor
the League Champion .
ship.
Chicago Seven Games Aheao'
Buffalo Second, and Provi-
dence Third.
The Champions Successful a1
Cleveland Yesterday by q
Score OF 4 to =.
Detroit Beaten by Buffalo, Worcester
by Boston, and Troy by
Providence.

III III NJ
The past weeks play has worked some
changes III the standing of the different
clubs Bulfalo's unexpected success against
both Cleveland and Detroi, has enabled it to
remain strong second and to reduce C1llca-
go:s lead to seven games; while l'foEluehce
has stepped squarely into third place, ana
Detroit is n tic with Boston for fourth: But"
falo's lead of three gaines tor Sec
ond place will in all probability
prove conclusive, though that CLUB
has yet to meet Chicago three games, anu
should lose at least two of them, anu also
must encounter Troy, which has beaten tic
Bisons seven out Of the nine games SO lar
played. So the question OF second place Is
not vet settled, except so far us the apparent
certainty that it rests between Buffalo anu
proyidence. There is hardly possibility
that Chicago can be beaten for first place,
as, by winning eight ollt OF their SIX
teen games yet to play, the cha1'1-
piuns will reach total OF hfty-tnree
guules won, and III ordcr to tic this Btl1alo
must win fifteen out OF seventeen; While,
should Chicago win eleven out OF sixteen
one at Cleveland, two ut Buffalo, two at
Troy, two at Worcester, two at Boston, ana
two ut l'royiIencc-it would be an impossi-
bilty for any club to make atle for flrst place.
So far the ChicagoS have won majority Ill
four of the seven series, and can probably oe
beaten in but one serics-that with CieEc-
land--whlcll they can tie BY winning next
Tuesdays game. On Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday Of this week the champions play ut
Buffalo, and then proceed t" Boston, fro'l-
dencc. Troy, and Worcester In the oruer
named. The situation at the close Ut yester-
i1y'S Dlay WAS us follows:
, 1881-09-04
CHICAGO US. CLEVELAND.
Spfcidl Dixpqtch 70 The Chii1oo Tribune.

CLEvE1.ASp, O., Sept. :;.-Today's game
was q tircsonle one OIL account OF the lacls ot
Interest on the part of the players. so gross
did this become that towards the latter part
OF the game Anson was compelled II wake
his men up. The champions won the con-
test by their superior fielding. The worS OF
the Cleyeands III the field was very Shabby,
but they welded the stick with equal effect
to that Of the visitors. Corc0ran pitched
splcntli,lly, and Nolan did scarcely less well.
Anson won the toss, :l1ll Dunlap stepped UP
10 the plate. lie made a safe hit to right.
Phillips then hit to Burns. and he with
Quest and 41nson effected double
play. Clapp reached first OIL balls, and
was thrown out stealing second. For Chicago
Gore made i: safe hit, and Dalrynlple followed
with another one. which Shatfer fuMblcd
enough to allow Gore to reach third. Erad-
lev then nlatle Il careless toss Of the ball to-
wards tic pitcher, and Dalrymple stole see
old Kelly was thrown out ut ilrst, Gore
scored, aud Dalrymple reached third on An
sos,:s ont at first. Dalrylnple matle i daring
steal home while Phillips had hold OF tile
ball. Corcora'l ended tlle In@n|ni @ oy ,; nylilG
first, Shatfer got base un balls, and kelys
miss Of Nolan's gr!*inder allowed him to
reach second. t,}:>>{er r:{eek went out, on
foul tip. Bratlley NJ nlsc On pals f1s aiiu
Eurns reached first IL Glasscock's tumble,
but he got no further. us the next three bat
tiers popped up easy flies. Each side lnade
one single in the next inning. In the fourth
inning tie Cieyclallds were retired with two
men on bases. -Anson scored i'll this inning
OH his hit-wIlicll Eelllsen let go BY him,
Anson reaching thir.l-add Burns, single;
Neither side did anything noteworthy until
| the seventh inning, when Flint scored Oh
and Duulap's muticd thrown ball. III
| the eighth inning Phillips and Clapp
| made threc-bascrs. and Nolan 4 single. In
the ninth inning Bradley le,t off will, hit,
! but Relnsen AMI Dunlap were put out;
! though many thought the latter beat the ball
| to first Phillips and Capp were. given
bases on balls, and the bases we're again full:
| TAYLOR hit the hall squarely, but 1t went
| straight to Cores waiting hands, and the
| game was over. About 100 were present
|
, 1881-09-04

The Chicago Homeopathic Colleges
Nc.y and Elegant Building.

The Chicago Homeopathic Colleges
New and Elegant Building.
The new building Of tie Chicago HOmeo-
nat,,ic cn,1opa nj the corner of Wood and
Ts',. t-.'.te :; ro,,;-,1,- ,,,r,on,,;rr a,r,,,,-
~ s..I: - 4,,at .st' ,,n"t;n,'i.r nt;oa
I'ol'' atta - ot -. .,' a,,.,
as aoaA's S.e".'s - t''o -. t"A'' D1Aa's
OF the city, Des'tes representing most SUI
cessfu and popular medical institution. 1t
WAS erected this season, the foundation be-
tn , sa.u !ts. ", $780, ~ "es ~ ,na .,, .o1,. M ~
lily increasing classes al tne Oil college, cor
ner of Michigan avenue AMI van Bnren
athy IL the country. It Is situated
directly opp0sit tue Cook County
Uospital. which is conceded to be one ut the
best equipped hospitals in the country, and
which furnishes in its clinics. surgical
operations. and autopsies unsurpassed :la-
vantages to students. 1t is in the same
suuare rs the Rusll Medical College, the
Woman:s College, and the Chicago Training
Schonl for Misses; and is in close proximity to
the Founilings' iIo,nc. The STRUCTURE is
ment, and the style Of architecture is gen
crallv gothic, modified hy niansard roof.
1t Is built Of pressed brick. will. stone trim-
aS and an sxssediPEy s a attracye s
is located. is seyenty-two feet, and runs
back a distance Of seyenty-eight feet on
York street, where there IS 4 side entrance.
Stone payelnents, and the main entrance IS
annroached by massive stone steps.
r,7,, ,,-7rc,o,, ,,1x1cu
,.. H.. o,.,rr,.'aI,' .,an. ~, .,,o mn,
pail, ;,, uMi GAthesi ~ ,,o ieas, su ate M soi
college could scarcely be eSceiled. On ihe
n!st hn0r IS q cilnlcai leG!ure-l,oili. pi,siueu
WIN loo oHera chars VIII JGsN a'sac1mens;,
, 1881-09-04
4 Wonderful Horse Owned by II King"
stoA N. ~ Esa!kcr.

k;Hg>f.,n IN. II fireman..
The other evening scvcr,li persons we're In Tug
cigar store on Wall st:cct talking about intel:
,'nc.' nnce n ownca By G. NJ t;itlett, which
he used u number Of years ago while IN 1Is
btkcry- business. The horse Mr. Gille,t psr-
chased for mere son., tha anlsnai being 10 10
poor he was thin ns rail. hut ms owtef, ~
.int Of roou rcrtllng and guod enrc brotlEnt wy W.
up III i'll respects !. hatttl:urue ttit''ht NI. "
lett usually kept him before the bread and c'iHe
w,lxot, and the hurs.. BECAME very fond OF n.s
owner unG being intelligent Wt"il,! tiD Il gEEais
mauy things that were really 'l'l!te "onaes,. !,,
for anything short of trick horse Ill esni GonJi
from h,se to ti',f nnn;c Hh wi1h syo hs effas b.
Nurse one psnct. and then ~ ~. ".
crossing the street 1T times, tutls comus usas,1 ~
house where they wisheti IL pHrcEise nc "ousa ~
cu!t his hursc, Come. Ned; tt'ne over mere; ~
Fellow" und the hurst wuuii trol away t.' "aels
his owner w;l$ t,ct near to EiE.. us posSlHe: a
then stop until ordered further s"!nsa,nl sc', MI
naughty hnys would annoy Sfr. G'tlett. Wneal . ~.
he wuld nave to tl,J would BIZ to put MS ntTss H.
ut them un.i say: Ned, Just 70 fur them. .an aho
horse would say his ears BACK on ni5 a,esS nssi.
and. in fact, 70 tor the boys, On tue M slue" fase
or anywhere. until he ttllght the "aHoa ts nna
and then wuu back cir and start as:ir ,,s5ag u.'g
time Mr. {;illett left his horse aIIl went ~. Ma -
about Il block distant. in;ng in the m'l.lT 9asnx
the strtet he shuute,i, "Cotnc. Sett, oiu lef 4a af
hurry up, u1ua tho horse iHtue'lateF stat' stt ~
for him ona trot. Mr. Gi!1ett cumInencea ,ry ~
to catch Up to him. 50 tnaI t,,r, n.
cume nons ut Il tremendous srcrl. Jns. 15'',ae ~
the horse reached the trout ut the court ~ as
the top "f one of thu barrels In which hreau a;ra
carried tell ur with catter. anu fho aata. aa,,r
stopped STOCK still in the road and "o.'"I VIC, Wr
move ntMin until it had been reI'l'lceu. ,ars s,
GiIlc1t atwnys Ciain:ctl his horse WIS WHY . n
fully expert iii business nl1l'tcrs. auu !na. ,.. H.
him hc owe ut least 3f his success III o' =,
ness as while lie hnti Ne'l. In twtntv yesi1s ~
made $.J,faN cIcArlug each year :l,VD.
, 1881-09-04
BOSTON VS.. WORCESTER.

BosroS, Mass, Sept :.--rle Worcesters.
after holding a lead in eight innings here
Today, were vanquished By the Bostons i'll 4
most surprising manner. The weather was
raw aud chilly, and the game was witnessed
by only about 400 people. For the Worces-
tiers in tie FIRST inning Dickerson led off with
a safe hit over second base, and scored Oh a
sacrifice hit BY Stovcy to right, and safe hit
by Richmond. In the third inning D:asley
tied the score for Boston, hitting safe for
first, and getting around on 4 "give-away :"
hit BY Barnes and MorrilI's single. In the
seventh inning the Worcesters started in
with the idea of making things
decidedly warm. Creafler hit safe,
but was shut out by IIornung
to Snyder In attempting to score OH
Bushong's long and safe hit to left. The
latter scoret! on errors Of Sutton's and Rich
mond's sacrifice III the ninth inning the
Worcesters; were in a hurry at the bat and
went out in one, two, three order. Then
came the picnic: Crowley led Of safely oyer
second and got second on Lip Pixies tumble
, 1881-09-04

: -, - - x..a+ ~ The cln1,-
S1ructeo planh-Malh u! !.tomdinu from the
mouse ana gIaila s.;n.4. t..s,r and likewise 4
pui!auSs ~ tle .o',itl, nf The club
inoullea!na ~, ~ alee si Vii ha illuminated Mt
House" tAI - st;ls,.1 VIA
mght Will nf',al1snGs: !t..ot;,.a aud ornamental
A,uss ~, o't6a ,a t1ra,,nis viii be THE TUB
1eaauieS , ,h ~ n'e eAoo''"0 "'
PRESS BUILDINGS AND 1kSls' ,oz
this line of improvements to colnlnetteo; tn ;,,-t
tcet north OF the Fortletn stfcet s"@e' '"7'
back Of the clubhouse. .,, ,noct
All of the above lncluucs oHH W u,1i;n~ INV
prominent features or TIE f;1i- ,-NVtiu'2
has been said regarding minor atslaE,.o.s .,',;
and objects OF interest anu ,rIss s.uus ,,,t,,inn
class Of amusement desiInls lept o4r',. ~
will be allowed Sl.'cr. lor t'ele aa aao VIII ~: w;I
it to spare. and ule most VI pe'p p',,,a rn,,n,,
daily visit the grounds can INV '.lr ,nnut
tnnlties for diversion anu eh.ell'ti!i!lt.,
Tile race track and stailtls Ate lie .in hne i?,;r
the world, anu every uat ~, uut NJ ~ ers1-cr"ss
there can be scen hummer ~ n,sorr sc Frra,,
tfot{n$ tha $<sd or r.s is fase M sSa M n
one. the purses ranging from s'ov ,T,',,.
Some Of the fastest tiu!tl1hs ,, a!'u iol'n''lF'
horses in the country VIII ne chleletl; % ,o,,+,.
On Wednesday occur tne EIea1 ;S HweIt5- ~,
liia Jcwelt, If Minnesota, and Ml5S Is ~ belle
Cook, Of California, Tor Il purse OF s:.u'
There will be two trottl1lS rlee5 a.lu ' oilc
running race Monday, two ruhnihg RACES
and 4 stccple-chasc TUESDAY, i p;!eil!s a1u !.
trotting race "Wednesday, III aluliloll 10 lll9
Jewctt-Cook contest: TWO running l'!ees Au
q trotting race Thursday, anu a!so trostlhS
race for a special purse OF S::,Sn yel 10 ae
announced; two trolling races allu steePie
chase Friday; two trOttlng races Saturday,
and another
G,,ASD rygSrY-M1LE EQuEsTRlESSE con-
TEST
,o,,,ean tho winner Of the Wednesdays
no,,test ,,,I N;ss WIIlianls the champion
i.'Iv T;t,er If Eng|a,d for a purse Of s., 100
''fi Tha ,,rnor,,n ,'f axhihi,io,s in the shuw
rinasInf se Eorses and cat1Ie-cxttn,ls over the
, 1881-09-04

PORT IICnOS, Sept. :}--Fnssed np-rropelter
Arizona, Nashua. MucSinaw and harges. Benton
and bargcs, Westforl and bnrges, Nelson Mills
and barges: schooncr5 Red White and blue and
c. E. Fuust1na1ens-
Arrtyetl-r. Ited.
Down-rropcl1er Ogcmnw, Ocean md consort:
Echuoncrs Three Brothers, II. F. Merry. Sarah
Jane, suowdrop, tug Vulcan and raft, rug Por-
ter and l}arges-
Wind.north, light; weather smoky.
MARQUETTE.
Spteia. Dispatca to Tbs Ch;eaoo Tribune.
MARQUETTE. Mich. Sept. 3.-Passef up-Pro-
peer5 Peerless and Arctic.
Passed dow1,-Stcnlncr City OF Cleveland and
propeller Atlantic.
.arrreh-Tuss l.. L. Lyon and sprngue; pro-
pellcr Repnblic; schooners Col. Cook, Scikirk,
land, and Hcllo Tianscotn.
Clenrel-Tlr J.. l.. Lyon: propeller Republic:
schooners G. Holland, Ironton, Belle Hanscom,
nnl William Home.
PORT COLnORSE.
Special Dispatch to The tNleaqo Tribune
Schooner Clyde. Toledo to Kingston. w!lcnt;
schooner Grimsby. Toledo to Kingston wheat;
s.enu- barge Clinton. Toledo Kingston, wheat:
Schooner Maggie McItae. Kingston to Chicago,
railroad iron; schooner Sligo. Kingston tn Chi
cago rai)road iron: tug J. :. Perry. Oswego 10
Toledo. fight: propeller Argyll, Kingston to Chi
cage r.tiIroad iron: propeller Celtic, Montreal to
Chicago, general cargo.
DUtUTH.<,,
Special Dispateh to The Chfeooo Tribune
DCLuTu Ninn., Sept. Acknowledgements
Japan and st. Paul. from Buffalo: barge Hilton:
OsnscO, from HuIal0. ...-
CleArcd-proueiler Ontario, for Sarnio: steam
, 1881-09-04

barses olean and Alpena With consorts Wenoat
and san Diego, for Ashland
MILWAUKEE,.
Special Dispatch to Ihc CAfeaao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 3.-Cleared-Steam barp,
Nnhunt, for Buffalo, and schooner Stalker. tol
Escannba.
Arrived from t,elow-Steam-barge Mnneapo
lis; schoouers -Ahr:l Cobb and Our Son.
CIIEDOYGAS.
Sprcial Dispntch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
CuguOrG.S. Mich, Sept. 3.-Clearel-Propek
lers Lake Erie and Champlain. light.
Wind northwest. WeAIher fine.
, 1881-09-04
AROUND THE LAKES.
LAUNCH or ANOTHER STEAMSHIP.


CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 3.-The steamship CO.
lumpla was successfully launched from Presley's
yard ut = o'clock today. Her average draught
OF water is 6 feet inches. She was built By
Messrs. j. C. Lockwood, Of Milan, O., George y.
Tistlalc, ". Il. Guyes, and Capt. Peterson, and
cost about sla0,Oo0. The following are her
Dimensions: Length Of keel, :ssD feet; over all.
20 feet; beam, 3, feet inches; hold, 70 feet
inches. Tho frames are Of six-inch fitch
molded at tho keel II Inches, Mt the. bige II
inches uud inches ut tho head. ptaced 81 inches
between centres. Her main aud rider keelsons
are l6xl6 inches, assistant and assistant rider
keelsons 14xl4 inches: floor keesons 1exl2
inches. md Il inches apart. Tho ceiling is
of G-inch plank, edge e-bolted from the bilge to
the rnsl. ano III ind e1i inch iron driven through
kcclsons aud ceiling; The outside plankrng is
four inches thick. cardboard strokes Blk inches,
ant bottom planktng to the upper pnrt OF the
biige five inches. Her lower deck beams are sx
IL inches. and uppet. deck beams six to eight
inches thick. The stslnchious In the hold and
, 1881-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

.1.. ,-s,rr
-. - , :...- ,.a
The Cleveland scssel-o"Hcrs -Assoc'aton III =
distributing the following tract, which explains
ttsclf.
,,rxr1.Sn a. Anr 2j--fu order to carr3I
out fully the aiM Of the Vesscl- Owners Assoe!i'-
ton. and tu prevent M!sllnderstaudiESSn On Tue
part OF masters, 1t Is urged and requested thist
tho masters Of vessels owned by me'nbers VI tho
ussuciu rIou employ no then except through tho
officers pf the Ecs5cl-t}Wuers Association. 0f
men not i'll sympathy with any union or c1luo-
And ,hut the masters of such Vessels will not OF,
ly the month Us above. except for inco1npc-
tency, drunkenness, neglect of duty. or other
just cause. und TINT sucn masters "i!., ,h ~
tanlfls sucn scantsn III , ~ f,,itw 3rrv nnt
mc'' s ~ ~ ' .hi. n."n";oTon nr,ivid,n. such
scanen 10 iaoss uay S ~ .uu @ no5 to nv il. fur
Iapth'.is' ~, M.,u a,t,nt ,uu Eruiiay President:
Mattt t ~ eaapMs % y %W;nsi,,v u N;nch Thomus
!E;i ~ ti'i''. u Nn'ro Ernrntiyr f,ommittcc
"'tson' d. ~ NV. ~ .'>o 49, ~ x,-,,v
STEERING VESSELS ~ 1L.'
Il patent hus recently becn taken one 1or Il
means OF steering n ship by eectrtcIty- 1he
apparatus is the Invention Ut W. +. hins. IN
EdiEyburE electrician. ana was rcGttttl5 tiicn
on o.nra u sletiHet se'.lnk , usa .;th hn,,ns
,'',' ,, ,,nro ina cunn,ss I,s,.lf steer the ship
s,i t ~. ~. ,roso t,e ,.,t,nnss rartl is fitted with
fot to ~! !,hn !. ear ~ the trr. cntirse ana ON.
,nrran e. ~, a;rhor Si,lr If rho tr11e course two
+.i n'ta1 ,,;,,s ,rt, atii1,stcI: onch min is
n,nnnct ri ~ - i1ncle nnnirt cell and when the
sh;,, ios.intns 10 much MS n degree from her
a.p .t.n ~ ~ m, CHI, ,,r rho otf,er tte index
comcs into contact with one or other metal pin.
, 1881-09-04

Of the ball. IIornung- followed with safe
hit to centre, and, to the surprise Of all, Pike
home and arrived in safety. ri Ike plunkInE
the ball twenty feet over Bushone's head.
1lornung got to third, and then, score.! the
winning run on Snyder's long fly to. right.
The Worcesters did not stop to retire the
for Boston by 5 to2 After the game Pike
was accused Of "ttropping - the game by
some of his associates. but denied the charge.
lie will probably not play any more With tho
Worcestcrs. :
THE SCORE:
, 1881-09-04

FITNeu Fuhs-CItVtIInU,
Twn-hase hts--kclly. Nicol.
1hrce-base hits-Philips, Clapp, Anson.
FIRST hnse OH hals-Clcyeland,
First Duac on nerr0rs-Ceyclanu, /: Chicago, ..
Left on bases--Clevefnn!, III; Chicago, i.
Struck out-Bradley, Kemsen, Gore, Dalrym-
pie.
balls called Nolan, Ill; COrcoran. s..
Strikes cnied--Nula1l. u; Cprcorau, -
Double pinys-Glassock-D Duniap-P Phillips. REM
sen-Dnnlnp. l}urus-Q Quest-Ansou, Qucst-Anson.
Titne-Two hours.
Umpire-Dpeschcr.
, 1881-09-04
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.
6 WOOD RIVER BApT1STs.

WOOD RIVER BAPT1STS.
Tht. Wood River Association OF ColoEed
Baptists devoted yesterday to tile Sunday.
school work. The opening exercises were
conducted by the Rev. Dir. Fairfax. The
Rev. 4. M. Duling was made temporary
Chairman and j. L. Gross Secretary. Com.
mittces were appointed, and, in accordance
with report Of the Committee OIL Nolnina.
tiol,s, the following officers were elected.
President, james Paris; Vice-President
Mrs. ". j. Jackson; Secretary, Miss Julia
Gross; Treasurer. 4. c. Brown. Various
topics on Sunday-scllool were discussed,
Committees were appointed to make A.
rangements for Il State Convention to report
Oil Monday.
the Ministerial Union occupied the even
ing session, the Rev. J. \. rierman presd-
ing. 4 discussion ensned on the topic,
"Shouid Church Officers De Elected In.
nuaIIy" opened by Elder William Harrl-
son. Elder j. +. johnson read an essay on
ss'The Duties and Authority Of Deacons'
Today will be devoted to. religious services.
At in the morning the Rev j. J. Jackson.
of Brooklyn, ILL.,, will preach in the Oliyet
Church; the Rev. William Harrison, ,ot
Braitlwood, Mt II: and the Rev. ]. \. D. Poud,
OF London. Ont, in the evening. i meeting
Of the Sunday-Sc1ool Union will be held al
. o'clock. The association expects to ad-
j0urn tomorrow.
, 1881-09-04

Thousands in the past ten years have tried t1e
excclleucy of McChesney Rros-' best get, only
IS. The verdict comes from tho people In tna
way that prospers alI. Experience, care, and
skill merit the crowds that throns tho dental
parlors, corner Clark and Randolph streets
, 1881-09-04

First base on bults-Bnstons, ,: Worccstcrs. :.
First base on errnrs-iiostons. l; WorGesters. 8.
Struck out-Uuralock. Snyder, and fikc
Halls callctl-On Richmond, IS: on whitney. "
Strikes caled-Otr Richmond, 3G; OIL whitney,
~.
Double play-Stovcy- Creamer.
Passed hnil-Snytlcr, !.
Timc-Iwo hours und eighteen minutes.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
, 1881-09-04

Mr.. Il. 3. Taylor, Of the Ray & Taylor
Manufacturing Co.. Springfield, Mass, is
pleased to say: My aunt, Mrs. Pillsbury, Of
Mount Clair, y. j., while visiting at. our
house, tried St. Jacobs Oil for rheumatism
and neuralgia and found immediate relief
every time. She pronounced it the best thing
she lad ever tried for the trouble.
, 1881-09-04

Fourth avenue had rather more than Its
customary allowance Of piety last might
Minnie Brooks gospel meeting was i'll full
blast as usual while few blocks north, thu
African Methodist Conference was making
the air ring with its psalm singing, and la few
blocks south the colored Baptists were hold
ing forth in similar manner. At the cor-
yertcd Magt1alcn's Mission House halt
of the chairs were occupied, mostly
with men, not more than Il dozen women
l,eing present X. \. Durne!l conducted the
devotiol,s, and he was assisted by number
Of Christian ne1l and wonien- The appear
ance of the place has been completely
changed during the last few. days. Where
tile bar stood is I. legend III black and red
letters on IL white musiin streamer: what
shall it profit 4 llIan ii he gain the whole
world aud lose his own soul?'' On the op.
poslt wall is Il similar text: "Seek ye the
Lord while lie may be found, call ye upon
Him while He Is near" Scattered along fha
walls are numerous illuminated Scripture
verses and religious chronlos. willie Try
vines creep around i'll various directions and
lend their cheer to tue place. On the side
board where were once the mu1ti-cOlored
bottles and the gli:ttring glassware stood
new Sigu which will be placed Oh the front
of the building t. attract tho attention nf tha
Icnizclls Of the avenue, and which reads a3
fellows:
, 1881-09-04

The African Methodist Episcopal Church
continued its conference yesterday at Quinn
Chapel. In the absence Of Bishop Ward, tue
Rev. 3. W. Arnett of Ohio, occupied the
chair The opening devotional exercises
were led by the Rev. William Lee Of Ed.
wardsyillc. The session was occupied In
listening to the reports of committees. In
the evening 4 meeting for praise and speak
ing was held i'll Quinn Chapel and was large
" attended. At the morning service today
at Quinn Chapel the Rev. J.W. Eals, OF Keo-
kuE. will preach; the Rev. T.W. Henderson,
Of Missouri, i'll the afternoon. and the Rev.
D. w. Arnett, of Ohio, in the evening. Sery-
ices will be held in Bethel Church, Elder
Trevan, Of Indiana, occupying the pulpit in
the morning, the Rev. A. G. Jones. OF Quincy
in the afternoon, and the Rev. Jesse Asbury
III the evening. The Rev. {. S. Smith will
ana!yxe Col. Insersoli's latest positions. in
tile pulpit OF the Western Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church in the evening.
, 1881-09-04


special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept @.-About 1000
people saw the Risons sit down upon the
Detroits at this place to-day. Like its pre-
dccessor Of Friday, the gn1ne was conspicu-
ous for its heavy hitting, although fair work
WIS done in the field. Hrouthers did good
work ut first, and Foley was kept lively i'll
right field, capturing five flies scnt that way.
kipp's umpirins was very fair, although his
decision on strikes WIS much censured.
innings :
Detrnit -....0 o d @ 0 @ = o.
Buffalo. . o 0 :. 0 80
Eurnel rl1Es-I,uifalo, i: Detroit. !.
Total fielding errors-l3ntfalo. ): Detroit, j.
Base hits-Kl1,fuio, II: Detroit. II.
Two-b:sc hts-i1Ouck q. Troy ". Calvin.
Thrcc-buse nirs--O' 'Itourke, Rowe. Richardson.
First base On errors-Butfalo. I; Detroit, J.
Struck o,,r--U' Kourke. Knight, Calvin.
Double p!uys-llouck-t G erhnrdt- Powell, Foley
Rowe, Gcrhardt-Powcll, White Hrouthers.
Pissed bals-Rowe. ].
Time-Two hours aud five minutes
UnpIre-kipp.