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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07

Treasurer Egan of the land league at
Paris telegraphcd to New York: Will
Wendell Phillips come to Ireland to ad-
vocate no rent during the suspension of
the constitutional liberties? The league
will pay all expenses. Phillips replicd:
Ireland to-day leads the van in the strug.
gle for right, justice and freedom. Let
Ireland alone in her sublime patience,
keeping even within the limits OF peace
full agitation, and victory is victory.
With unbroken front let her assault the
despotism iu its central point-rent.
Honest rent is the surplus left after the
tenant has lived in comfort-material
intellectual. personal and social comfort.
Ireland owes none to-day, certainly not
to class whose government is the pris.
on and bayonet. How cheerfully would
do my part.' How glndly would
share in the honors OF such struggle
but the state OF my health obligcs mo to
give up public speaking. can only bid
you God speed and pray for your speedy
and complete success.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07
GENERAL NEWS.
corkhiII Charges Macveash With
the Responsibility Of the Proba-
BILE Failure Of the Star
Route Case.
A Chicago Grain Deal Which Re
suits in Dcpriving Vessel Men
of Profitable Traffic.
Washington News.
STAR ROITE cAsEs

NabuiuHtOn New8
STAR ROUTE CASES.
Washington, Nov. I'm the star route
cases argument was resumed on the mo-
ton to quash the information. Cook
opposed it, as at the request and by the
direction of the department of justice
and post Office, where tho frauds occur.
red, this method of information had pre-
vailed in the district for many years.
ENTERED UPON HIS DUTIES.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Hatton has returned from Iowa and as
sumed charge of his office. He will act
as postmaster general during James alb.
sence.
THE WHISKY TAX.
The internal revenue department does
not favor fifty cent tax on whisky, but,
common report says, will not oppose it
directly. The commissioners report will
show the revenue desired, and that re-
duction OF the tax will cut down the in
come without benefitting the producer or
consumer. Revenue officials regard the
movement for reduction as one of mid
die men, who would make all the profit.
The whisky trade is also opposed to re-
duction, as it would demoralize trade,
since millions of dollars worth are in
bond. A big lobby is here in the inter-
est OF the movement, with plenty of
money. The treasury and internal rev.
enue office will fight it.
coRKH1LL EXPLAINS.
Corkhill made personal explanation
in the criminal court this morning, that
he had not been consulted by the attor-
uey general in the preparation of the
star route cases and was not responsible
for them. On September 9Th he called
on MacVeagh and asked him if he had
any business for the grand jury in con-
nection with the star route cases. The
attorney general said that since the pres
ldent's assassination he had not consid-
cred the cases, knew nothing about them
and that Corkhill needn't trouble him
self about them. He would be sent for
by the proper person when wanted
Corkhill therefore dismissed the jury for
which he has been SO much blamed, and
by which action the filing of the infor
nation was made necessary. On the 25tl
OF September he called with Cook to asl
MacVeagh to sign the criminal informa
tlon, and then protested against the in
situations made against him and said i
MacVeagh would state facts it would 81
lence them.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

Volga has voted to incorporate.
Marion wants good newspaper.
Aberdeen has photograph gallery.
Property in the vicinity of Salem is
booming.
A third newspaper is soon to be started
a terpsichorean club has been formed
at Ordway.
About fifty pupils attend the Pierre
public schools.
Brookings county has twenty-five
Sunday schools.
Salem claims to have one hundred and
fifty inhabitants.
Two miles of side track will be laid
at Pierre this fall.
Snow fell to the depth of four inches
in Pierre Oct. 10Th.
Bridgewater wants o harness maker
aud bonnet maker.
Surveyors are locating line between
Pierre and Forestburg.
. A great amount of sickness prevails in
Brldgewater and vicinity.
The Milwaukee company have built
new stock yards at Meckling.
Bridgewater claims to have four of the
finest general stores in that county.
Corn is worth one dollar and seventy
five cents per hundred pounds in Pierre.
There was large attendance at the
tlremans ball in Pierre short time
ago.
An attempt was made to burglarize the
McCook county building at Brldgewater
Il short time ago.
The new depot to be built at Vermil.
hon has been located just west of the
site of the old one.
kingsbury county has ten Sunday
schools, twenty-nine teachers and two
hundred and sixty scholars.
A great scarcity of fuel exists q,
Watertown, and much anxiety is felt il
regard to the coming winter.
The Pierre Signal says that the traffic
to the Hills from that point is greatel
now than ut any time this season.
The yield from G. w. Shatto's farm
near Milbank this year was 400 bushel
OF oats and 1000 bushels of wheat.
Dakota Cricket: There is more ener
gy in McCook county than is to be fount
in any other other portion of the terrific
ry.
| No tuition will be charged for tn
first term of the normal school a
Springfield, and nothing will be charge,
for the use of the text books.
i Browns Valley is infested with thieves
It is thought that gang of desperadoe
have their headquarters on an island i
Lake Traverse and steps are being tax
en- to unearth them.
Regular mail service between Huro
and Ordway, over the Chicago an
; Northwestern road has been ordered b
the postmaster general, to take effect o
the tenth day of November.
. The Lake Preston Times, emanatin
from Lake Preston, Kingsbury count,
has reached us. It is new paper, put
lished and edited by G. w. Starting an
starts out with flourish of trumpets.
The sixteenth annual meeting of th
+ general association of Congregations
churches of Dakota has just been hel
in Vermillion. Seventeen churches wer
represented of the thirty three on th
roll, and the attendance was larger tina
, at any previous meeting.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07

The annual report of the pension
bureau shows that on tho Both of June.
1881, there were 26s,s3O pensioners, q
net increase during the year OF 1SO2s.
The aggregate annual value of oil PEN
sions is S2S,769,967. The annual dis
bursements of the office, however, will
largely exceed this sum. For instance,
the total amount paid for pensions dur
ing the year exclusive of certain arrears
in claims allowed prior to Jan. 25, 1879
was $49.723, ll7, the difference being &C.
counted for by arrears Of pensions or
"accrued pensions" covering periods
dating back to the discharge in each
case of q soldier still living, and OH
claims Of widows or minor children OF
dead soldiers.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07
A D,ssustcd Deleeate.

Madison, Ind, Nov. Angus Dean, a
delegate to the late Mississippi river
convention at st. Louis. publishes an
open letter saying that the convention
was merely an ovation to Capt. Eads,
the sentiment being TO compel congress
to appropriate money without cansidera-
tion for the jetty system in the north
portion of the river.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07

Tilfiin, Ohio, November 1.-THE Jail
officers and police repulsed a mob of
several hundred who would have lynch
ed Madder for killing Shoeb Bernard.
Tine military has been ordered out and
warrants issued for the ring leaders of
the mob,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07
Opera House Burned.

Joplin, No., Nov. 1.-THE opera house
burned last night. The building is an
entire loss. Several merchants occupy
ing the ground floor are heavy losers.
The 'B,g -Four" minstrel troupe, which
played in the house last night lost nine.
teen trunks and their musical instru-
ments. The total loss reached $4,000.
Building insured for $4,000.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07

Gov. Foster denies having talked with
anybody about Blaine for the next pres
ident, as has been alleged he did. He
has no knowledge of Blaine's purposes
beyond having heard him say that as far
as the presidential disease was concern
ed he had been discharged cured.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07
Alarre Grain Deal.

Chicago, October THE Int.r-O Ocean
has this interesting history: During
October j. b. Hobbs OF this city bought
and sold sixty million bushels of corn,
the largest grain deal eyer made or con.
ceived by one man or firm. He signed
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07
Indicted for Murder.

Danville, KY. November AN indict-
ment for murder has been found against
Engineer Tate and Conductor McNama
for killing five men by recklessly causing
railroad collision. The men are miss
ing.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07

A st. Louis telegram of the 4th says:
Information from high authority WIS
received tonight from Washington that
Chauncey I. Filley had been offered and
accented the postmaster ganeralshiU.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07
Stables Burned.

Danville. KY, November Warren
Russells training stables burned with
number OF valuable horses, including
the Austral Oycson colt.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07

An Ohio man will in day or two re-
ceive letter from the white house. He
sent on to the president request for a
loan and accompanied it with promi-
sary note to pay in ten days. His note
and letter were returned to hin without
any accompanying documents or
money.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07

Failures for the last week were 1885, q
much larger number than usual. East
ern states contributed seventeen; west.
ern thirty-two; southern, thirty-seven;
middle, thirty-four, and Pacific coast
nine. Failures in the south occur week by
week, and advices from that quarter in.
dicate that business embarrs ssments will
be unusually frequent during the coming
winter.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07
PREPARE FOR WINTER.
Tho 1881 Patterns of Coal Stoves are
Ready at Hawley's.

Tho 1881 Patterns of Coal Stoves arc
Ready at Hawley's.
Although the mercury still holds an
elevated position in the themometrical
scale, thoughts Of the people are begin
ming to run in the direction of new
stoves for the coming winters use, and
it is possible that many of them are
wondering where they can find some-
thing to suit their tastes. George e..
Hawley, in anticipation OF this state of
affairs, has provided supply of the new
1881 patterns of the Gold Coin and tho
Garland stoves. They combine all past
Improvements in the way Of utility and
ornamentation and are really the climax
OF skill, ingenuity and good taste. Mr.
lIawley has these stoves Oh exhibition
nt bis Third street store and he invites
the public to call around and look at
them.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07

We are glad to hear that DIR. Marshalls
Lung Syrup gives such general satisfac-
ton. Our druggists say it sells better
than any other preparation for coughs,
colds, etc. The price is twenty five cents
large size fifty cents. Sold by all
druggists.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07

The president dcsignates November
"a as day OF national thanksgiving and
prayer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07

Ex-senator Howe, of Wisconsin, who
is at Manitou Springs, in Colorado, in
letter received at Washington alludcs to
the association of his name with a cabi-
net position, but says he has no knowl-
edge of such honor having been tender
ed by the president. Attorney General
MacVeagh, a personal friend says, is at
home, and no one knows when he will
again visit Washington.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07

The first change that President Arthur
has made IN the personnel of the white
house is in the removal of Mr.. Smith,
one of the doorkeepers. The salary of
Mr.. Smith will hereafter be enjoyed by
private messenger named Powell. who
was with President Arthur in the custom
house ut New York.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07
r.nl.on County Republican Ticket.

For county commissioner, first district. to fill
vacancy,
OLE SAMPSON.
For county commissioner, second district,
WILLIAM BLhTT.
For county commissioner third district, TO fill
vngf ncy,
w. Is. VALENTINE.
For Justices Of the recce. TO fill vacancies,
w. II. BRAMhitR.
Ole KJILDSETH.
For constnblcs,
ANDREW EGiIATX.
A. l.. HINMAN.
PAUL lNDnN.
PETER ENGEN.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07

Articles of association of the New
York and Council Bluffs railroad, with
capital of $3,0O0.0OO and the Indiana and
Sioux City railroad company, with cap
ital ofS20O0,00O were filed in Indianapo-
lis last Friday. The two corporations
have the same board OF directors, rs fol-
lows: Ezra Haskell, Chas. Timers, Albert
Price, 7. d. Bolton, Isaac Hyner, and Geo.
Plxley. The road will pass through
Adams Huntingdon and Wabash coun-
ties, Indiana, and thence west.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07

The British societies at Philadelphia
gave the new British minister banquet
Friday evening. Secretary Blaine, whose
health was drank standing, said he would
echo most heartily and cheerfully every
thing that had been said with reference
to sympathy and fraternity between the
two countries. He said it should be re-
membered that when the two countries
were at war there were sixty millions of
English speaking people on the face OF
the earth. Now onc-half Of the CONNER
merclal power and thrce-fourths of the
intelligence Of the world are represented
by the people OF England and America.
He concluded by Offering the toast "The
Queen" which was responded to by the
new minister.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07
1881. ---FALL AND WINTER.- 1881.
Chas. Eisenaan
Respectfully desires to announce to
the public that his fall and winter
stock is now complete, and will be
sold at bottom prices.
DRY GOODS

Uni QUUDO
Of all descriptions. al
full line of Dress Goods
at all prices from 6 cents
per yard up. Trimmings
of all descriptions. ALI
shades of Silks and Satine,
Brocaded Satin, Suhra
Silks and Satin, Black
Velvets, etc., etc.
Ny stock of Woolens is
unusually large, compri.
sings large line of Hoods,
Nubias, Scarfs, Mits, La
dies and Childrens' Ho.
siery, Flannels, Blankets,
eCc., etc.
CIoaks and Do|mans.
A larger and finer line
than ever before. My la.
dies Wraps are bought
from the best cloak house
in the east, and I guaran-
tee a better fit and better
styles and at lower prices
than any house in Yank-
ton. Call and examine
for yourself.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07

10 per cent, interest and NO COMMISSION
md ON city and chattel security on reasonable
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07

Gents. negotiate loans on country
and city real estate and
personal property.
, 1881-07-02
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

The police. patrol wagon stationed at the Ar
mosy was summoned ia great husto last night to
No. 41G seato Street, whcro 1t was reported that
tnan had been shot. Arrived nt tho scene, ths
occupants Of tho vohtcle found that tho shoot-
lug was accidental, and mt serious. and tnara
wus llo cause for police interference. Inquiry
Into the cnusu OF tho excitement led to tho dis
coyrry that At abont 1l:30 o'clock two young
tncti hnd Konc Into. Harry Do Yonne's pawn-
shop to buy revolver. Tho wlrc OF
tho proprlotur showed tho visitors soma
wenpons. surprising. OF course. that they wcre
uniOuac. \ byeta1idor. q total atranger to the
tw,, men aforesaid. picked up. one Of tho guns
utitl commenced nnnpplnR 1t. Much to crery-
bodv'S surprise thdrG Wns q report, and one OF
thc two frc,lls felt tho full force Of bullet al
tore thrusi, thn iiGsh Of ha le9t Slde: lio was
Stranger who hid cnnscd tho wound ran for
a physician. DR.. W. II. Mon'elet, or No.
1!5 Wa6ash avenue. responicu, extraete3.
tho bail, and pronounced tho wound
not serious. but the aforesaid shooter
fAilcd to put In MT Appearance Tho woun!1d
mil, dttt the frglld WIN wis With hltn refused to
I'LL hs nn,ne, but snltl thnt he lIvcsl nc No: 1sa
.Inh,lson street. fIc completely o1onerntcd all
persons prcscnt frnm nl1 blame, shyinE TINT tho
affair was entirely accidental. lie was con.
vcyeu to bis home.
, 1881-07-02

,.,, T.. .
y y, lll tito 0uota nf eighty pieces, and It ra4
t,'cauas Ut thta discrepancy III tho count that
Prt,i. sinutE wls charged wfth receiving atatnn
property. Tho cl.argo cnnnot hull for this rcn-
enn: Tue Mcknight rr,Ecrty wns eto!en by
Albert J. Mcknight. tho NJ ycnr-Ud son OF tho
owner, as,i tho inter Fofuscs potnt.bank
Tu rj,psECtrrK rItt. DrrENDEt.
Ar+s fturrts ,t.t.s. - L.s.. -ass,.'..t -.
o,it n In sn n,hit IL HWY S,. tesvsu WY HM
Mnore tit r. H. nsns;. WmnGn seo paHnosoKer 6ass
faso lr"trsn. .o T., ,'.t OF notanng moeyn
II ia ~ III Il MiI IL a tt,a II pI4aEne5! ~
fnr tr,N ..i ~ tnt EMso 10 aa Unu ne tne hrss
m,rt3nn n, 'iu.aS tmr onyt, mKsyt. received 5al.
ui,..cs. ycrc Il ,,assf%it, fgGo an tno @ ei9ns! @
w "or ~ ~ ,,t ~ ~ try einur9 1pos
bid ti,oru @ s ~ M' ia n1e, y
Srs, ~ Itar5s. a5se' It onnoa,a ,n,t PM, ocro NJ
t,btr n III nnIs 9.n, Mu Hn. ~ soprano "a ~
al "tnnrn,out at,. tho gt ro ~ HHs nv y
III ~ W. 2s.s IT." thos Lan ~ p9nr1 ~! @
mnti rn,tnd thnn.o,vo! vnG m.Eaf nesecIt anu aas
t%ia t,vat,, ttnt ~. !vexsu 9Mt. y WE ai
.n',t.n, ps,', tnt;i tne pastE ateppe IN o. u1s
mrtnw" tai ~ ..,.. s[ Mante,a t1 81
Inc tn Wr4 ffnrrEia E for mhtoe ~ "i..of e hns
c.snmnr H. LUZ rt 10 einmnot III, to nats
md ,7tIont ~ ano naans nGa'1 @ re'a tafo4Sa ii
RI ttn nrnnchncs ~ saiI 4! nu. sa ~ ss.,anad as
iier fr,jns i,mfi ho fos1mI IN ai.nrrorn sh"s
in prn.x,s..i ~ scs ~ .s"t H. lt "1 osa
, 1881-07-02

Pastor Moore RolsEnd tlsc BARS OH Ac.

Pastor Moore Ncl1End tIsc Bars OH Ac.
count OF q. Financial irregts5arity.
Ttot. q. W. Moore, d dRppcr ltttlu clergyman
vino recently has organized II church IN tho MD
nhd abandoned church. builItng Mt tho Gnrllpr 1l
Washington nnd Green streets, was yesterday
tlrrestcd by Detective In nounty nna held in
STU bull to tho Tth by Justicu Walsh ui,ot
charge ot receiving stolen property, 1t .locs
not lpok as II tho evidence would wurrnnt tho
chArgc, but nil tho same tho reverend Eontlc-
man Ia shown to havc some worry curious notions
concerning other peoples property. That ia,
curious notions for tho pastor Of flock, such
MS he ossays to By, but not at ,ull curious
ia n EAlrk street pnwnbroEor. The tielgct-
ivH. 1t appears. In going tho rounds OF
tho pawnsh0pa cnmc across In Asdrows' pawn
shop, M. III C!nrk street. a lot Of allYerwnro
nan,brTtng elEnty pieces, "wnls, bud 1 ben!
investigation be foi,ld that tho lnt contained
tit,zen, moro or less, pieces marked Mcknight"
which ho knuw " reference to tho ntes at Ce1!-
avaSSe asaS Of Ii
nst s ss r s' ses7tssi ssssi a
out, but ~ tho Protc.Sor .ttcntud knowing my
th!is a1out M tho .MsKSnisht" articles. It bea.n
reseutlny thlnKs, Antruws, howovcr, hull
tho lot. eighty p!cses, propsreiy On;
S n. O. n W. ns noora haa dna w'oa W. ,Sso
articles With tho Othors. Mr. Moore wi,s asKctl
to cxptA!n whcro ho got eighty pieces Of sllvcr-
| tho ware WIS tho property OF Il 3!rs. ilurrls, u
lady who was e,nbafussol financially, wbn lived
| ut Tho tltne no hecatuD acquainted with her ut
tho honrdtnG- huse or Mrs. pterco, No. ;s04 West
Washington streot, and who Ii stopping ut pres.
| Elt with friends OIL Lculls stFect. Hut Mira.
hiIn eighty pseccs Ut Hllyerwure. Ia fact sao DO.
| nlr.l over nnvlng K'yon hIn any s4uh goods. tut
upon sollo sliveFwAre belonginR 10 hur. shu
| furnished tho pOIIce u list Of tto articles,
a,ld subsequently identltien NIL u tho
g0o.1s In tho pawnshnI lbeIongiuE 10 nrrs
| It required, however, tho "3icknfXht" proper
, 1881-07-02
CLEVELAND.

CLEvELASn, O., July 1.-retroeum' Inns
ruled firm mud unchanged at7A ceats during
tho past wook.
Tho inquiry for lron.orc Is picking lip. and
more business Is reported. Prices are ,Ill-
unchanged. Atlrmer fuoling Is nute1 IN pig
Iron, 'nlld more sales 'nro ,nndg, Though ut
former prices. A1aiufaeturc!t Iron IL flsu
placing orders for. Hn,ne classes Of gootlY.
: halfway supplies. nro tlrncr, III sympathy
with manufactured Iron.
Tllero has bgul no clnngo to note Iii the
volume Ut 'rnllrDltl business, anil railroads
Mru clrrylllg freight to thofr full capaeitlos.
Tl,0rH Is nlso nlucll travelling by passengers.
, 1881-07-02

INTRUDER, linn NlnfI.tstll: III lh4....,.......l
Eachir. dun tlnttcrc.!p. iii .
Il. T. LnI! nr'ns ch 4. Snmnt, ytars. by Wan...
81 rrr' i,rrs1ny ,11n tay , = nj: ~: ~
by Wiz Da,cc. ja!i s'j4s Gray; ii; lis. ~
Ilmc--?:i7.
4 NEW NitANf3 BrANU.
The management Of the Driving l'nrk has
tcsplyMl Hpo!t an Important Improvement.
present meeting n over. md completed III
Time fbr. the tr6tttng meeting here III Jlty.
1t Il t'ot'IftiR tcss fnn Il1 urccton 0f n lalll-
nIoili KralNl stnld. Ia lM erected wller1 tic
Eon!-stnnl htId seIect.;stantl nrc now sltnatc!l.
lln.su slr1ietnres will hu removed, amt 1T
their p!acc bnlltllng TN feut long n.1ll stxty
feet wluc ERECTED: Tho ul,rcr portion will BIZ
!tscti ~ gtardsta1,s, one lr,fot, Of u bo|ng
ea "wer stq4, IS" fSea ts tfss 81 w'S Sss ~ s s.Es m
which the M,pt selling will lm conducted,
ntlor.ltnx alnpls facilities far MI business 0f
TINT nnturses and removing the betlnH men
a,lIeiicc. Will tltls new statri, tic Cl,irasS @
track WILL have scatlng facilities cotnnle1lsl,r-
nte will, the vast GrtWtls tliat nrr certain 10
attet'l tic coming trottlitg meeting.
. TD'lAy's;RAcE:s.
'Tilr events teddy arc four In number, md
ars rs NJ ot m intcrssiltg cl,nractgr. IN the
.:::., all twDycar.Ultfs. StantO1,, Bnllnicer,
1'crptt.:, Square nancc, l'ontina1l, Last
Ganst, n;, sasa ,nfirn!,Grt i.etsia' sslsric OK
lettittla captured l.. stake Tor. two-year-o1d
Ca;e , showed sesteFtlay tLa: 10 Is cauablc Of
Tlic second event is n selling iftive. for all
ages Dt!c mile aud Il nali, the, starters icing
Guy, Lady isIiIg, and HlatAKordu.
Tlo1t co!rles tWohnile heat rttcc, In which
BsI'e Of Nelson: tietawAy, ald ;Jo!iil Dnviys
, 1881-07-02
AN AQUATIC ATTEMPT.
3pttidl Dtsu1ieh to The Chtedoq tribune

mon from Parker Grove to u polnt below
Riverside. n distance Of twenty miles. lie
will lraye Schtnf1's bntt,-honse at o'clock
steanl-launcls ltartupec, arriving ut Parker
will piss tho city nbout q o'clnck. With n
low Stnge OF water ind consequent slow cur
rciit, Il twenty-1liIc swim will be m aQua.Ic
fphf,
, 1881-07-02

NEW YonK. July 1. - brighton Beach
rnccs: Tho stakes for D.yGnr-olds, mile nntl
Il furlong, were Won By Duke Of Alo,ltal-
beaH, Baltic second, 3anter third; time, 1:5s.
= Tllu llile-raec, for tlycar-olds, was won By
Aleck Ament, Bcrnartiine second, Buckrn
third; time, 1:4l44.
The tlrec-sluartars Of n mile-heat raco was
won BY ChnrlEe ltess taking second md
third hcats: j.. u. SpraRue first heat; time,
1:lT, Ito, l:lJ.
Tllu mile mud u tllartcr l,us,llg-rnce WIS
WnH by Terror. lacttdinE secondt Miss Stoftoy
third; tttllg, 9:lp