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Grenada has gone amiss. and probably
! broken down.
The four-lnile race advertised to be run at
Minneapolis next fall did not fill.
Mr. Keene will send 4 yearing brother to
Foxhall across the Atlantic next week.
The first bet Oh the Derby of 1889 was re-
Gently laid in London. 1t was fl 900 to s70
against Bruce.
$-year-alds out last season, died recently at
Nashville, Tenn.
Mr. James A. Grinstead, Of Kentucky, has
entered two colts in the English Derby Of
1883 and two fillies in The Oaks
The oid-time trotter Stewart Maloney won
= match race at Concord. y. H., the other
day, the best time being 2:;S14.
Belts Life says that $4,000 was offered
not lunE ago by all American gentleman for
the English race-horse lsUn0my.
Peregrine,. who ran second 10 Iroquofs,
mas forfeited all prior eugagements, and is
being Specially prepared for the St. Legcr.
Archer heads the list Of winning English
mounts, against 6. WOODS s., Cannon's 81,
and FOrdilam's s 70
Twas during the recent Grand Pri1,
A Freuchtnan as rich us could biz,
Put up all his fruncs
On roam horses suanks-
Mon Dieui am rulnclv' Quoth hix
"Chicaeon n-N,na e+,:,;ors h,,.a rooora
in harness be]ow 20 the RI ta;n,, .eeS,I ss f
lows: Aleyanier a.1g RnnnsattnE - AID .
Wedgewood a:1a. Sutwooi a:lSs" po'..rt
McGregor. 2:lsN. Monroe Chief 5.isL Santa
Claus o:IS iiamnis 2.iSs; Smue.s1n1r s.i5It n;i.'
Honest AlIrn has reIard 1u nf 5.;2E VIZ
runnint: male. ~ A''4 "4A''
r.,.1r.
hoPelt Donner says II he can get Rarus
anu Edwin Forrest in condition, he feels
perfectly satisfied that he can beat the otst
tllnG On record. ana that he may give an ex-
naoit1on az 1rot III AUGUST II tie race comes
II II WV ne on either the Prospect Park or
liartiora tfack. both horses have tlotted
4 cable dfsppatch states TINT tbe Tondon
Jockey Club have deciIied thar 1;rnrrn nv
owner of Tia bay cult i:arcaItiine he ,s.r,,.,i
off ali PLACES where the r,,l-s Of rac,ng ara IN
force This action Is in conseni..itca Of
, 1881-07-17
THE PIE MONOPOl'STS,

10 z145tUf u 1Hf CN1Cuf0 1T3GUTE-
CHICAGO, July 1G-Douhtless few OF your
renders are aware Of the fnct that the business
OF pie manufacturing IS an industry that runs
up to perhaps S;O0,olu annually In 1hls city. The
bulk Of this Is done by three or four large con-
cerns who have lately formed cum blna t1on TO
put up the Price u per cent, and complsccntly
snF 10 tousrcstaursttt-kccpers us n Ia Tweed, What
are you going to do about it r.
Some or US who are large buyers want to see
eompet,ion. on. Ihe writer pays $5',sUannually for
serious tax Small Or Mrge pie bikcrs now is
your time to get in your competitive work.
=
, 1881-07-17


Werner 4. House. while on the road from
Afeasson last week, was riding In cosnpan, with
a gentleman on horseback about dusk Thurs
duF evening, northeast ut EmpOriu, when the
great cyclone struck them. He drove ahcuu ii
few rods, when he saw the ,nan whom he hud
!eft but few moments before split in t~n By
Tue terrible monster. The horse was lpveled
to the ground and killed. lie roue' to u house
where snlue men had gathered tn ger from
the sttr1n. ind while in tho nousc the
roof was tasen of. but pos,e of the inmates
non. but tbAt WAS blown one way and another
uutl be was forced to find protection In a gut
and lpoked like II great dark cloud in The sha:e
OF funnel with the small portion at the base
aid ms the storm increased ii grew larger ut the
the s!ir, and he bad. all he could do to keep out
OF thei way. He said that what struck anu
split the man III two looked Ike tire
, 1881-07-17

Special ioispateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, july l6--Passed down--Pro-
peers Philadelphia. Fountain City, Juuinta,
Avon, Gina, aud Delaware; steam-burges Sd
lina and baryes, k!ncarline and schuoners lrt'-
quus and Grace Amelia. lsAat May and barges,
Germ,nia and barges. n. Mills and parges- D. N.
Wilson and scnooners FRANK Perew and Nurgus-
Ron, Henry Chisholm and schooners Cataract, j.
Walters. Et9in and II. Nerr1ck: tugs But An
dersoti, knte Wtllums and raft, swntn and raft
Pussed up-Prnpelfers Montana, Atlantic, Bos-
ton. SyuCk, JAtnes Fisk. Lr, Portage, Plymouth
aud harges; steamer- bnrEe D. IL; Brick head and
Garges , EEypa ae aa eoRfnr ~ Mars Nils nay
auu cOnSort. W. T.. Graves and Schooner George
W: Adams; William Cowe ulld narses aud
schooner Nett WOODWARD; schonner5 Golden
FLEECE, Emerald. NJ. Fillmore, uni Col. Hatna-
why.
Arrived-Untted States steamer Michigan;
schn0uers William Keller, Bauineau and Goudey.
Wind southwest. six miles,
PORT HURON.
PoRr'HuRoS, July 15-PAsscd up-Propellers
Waverly. Northern. Leh,gh, Montuna. Bnston.
and basxes E Rass aud tags osses
schooners s"uthwest: : Fl. Foster, ). Y. /. va.
Peterson. Emu, Zack Chandler. Narragansctt..
Golden Fleece; n; Fillmore. Elmorc, NJrtn Cape,
Us Rlcnard, Williu'. Snupe.
Junlata, phtl.delph Il, Delaware, n. Mills und
b.rxeS. Tempest and bargcs: Henry Chisholm
WIZ Nes9se; est sshone Ws3her III F. ssrck ae
PoKr IlURoS, July $3.50 .. tn.-Dnwn-Pro-
peilcrs Vanderbilt, Chlna, und l. E. Sheldon and
. .Up-Propellers n, ac1, Boston, Egyptian and
con,ort, 4ald Gardcn City aud burgess: scnooners
G"den ,,si Fleece, Etnerald, NJ. Fillmore, Wells
Wind--North, light. Weather fine.
MARQUETTE.
Special Dspatch to Ins CHICAGO Tribune
MARQUETTE, Mich, July lG.-Arrived-Pro-'
crs; tug Niasar,. aud schooner JUICY; schooners
John Martin, s. II. kimball, A,i,es, MOntslnrency,
Mount Blanc, Montgomery, Montcalm, und Re-
b. 'Cltared-Schooners Chamberlain and Good
no": propeller Whiting: tug Relief: schoouers
Havana, FIoridn; F,tZnugh, Kate Wnslow, &c.
King, john O'Neil. and john Murtu,.
Passed Uu-Propelers Paciic and City OF Du-
lutn-
Passed Down-steamer City of Cleveland.
EScASABa.
Special Dispafeh to Tie Chjcaoo Ttfb1,nt
EscASAHA, Mich, July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
City OF New York, Mary Jarecki, Norman. I. H.
Owen. Leland, and Prugress: schooners H. L.
Watson, VI. Paiue, anu Iron Stsatc.
DepArted-Steum ltubc Richards. City of
New York Mary Jureckl, Norman, |. II. Owen,
and III hslund: sehoone7s Nay Rtenards Grace
Il. Norris, Montpelier and Thomas Gawn.
III CLEVELAND.
SDefial Dispasch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
=. CLEVELAND. O.. July 16-Ceared propclers
SfHrtlccl and Rannkr. merchandise. Chica.n.
fnlo. 75 cents free; H. 5. Ha4str.d. limestone.
wams so cos s%a1n PeheaEo y ms
ore, L'Anse TO Cleveland, S.lJ
GoDEN1Cu-
Special Dispatch To 7ne Chfeaao Tribune.
- GoDERIcH, Ont, July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Geu!ph, from Chicago. corn.
Ceared-Sshna'ner Wawanosh. for Johnstous
darbur, to load ties for Chicago.
CHEHOYGAS.
, 1881-07-17

Dal, therewere no papers shown as authority fn
his behavior, und rho execu ion IN wnca be
made the levy was issued - To uhy Constable Of
Cuuk Cnunry,' which seems to be squHrel3
against the new law regarding she chicago dlS-
trcL.'
The Judgment rendered "bv defauit' against
the Hudsuus ~ for *tO, the amount SUED fnt
k-t.
, 1881-07-17

Cleveland Leuttcr: - a few DAYS ago the Leader
mentioned All Instance tp which vessel the
schooner George r. Murrhy. was kent tyinr nj
.hts ,,..s. ~. se',san,, " ~, 49, 'u ~
tu4s ~. io' se' e'a' oas .u1t s4e tnRa. lahe o1'
loaa ot coal. whereas with the proper facilities
she should no1 huve been here more than one
dny: bur the story Was mt hH1f toJd The truth
NJ rho ,us,roes ia th,+ rho wnrr.,v ,.o,,, ~ sho
" lue BUSINESS 49, .n''t tne -huF'aS welt ~ tao
oock IRON which sue took her c"rgs' ut O'Clock
Thursday morning, July !, and was detained
there until t'ciu.k Tuesday morning Iulv II
49,, 49, 49,, 80 s ~ 60, x.
4,,a I.,ss ,h,, en. .,e -, h,,.a ,.lo, nus !. =.
49,, ~, a.,, ,,, 49,. 49,, 49,.
eot. " M .'ao ptise tu1t te'ul'7 ~ 4oss "
Fessel-meo. observes the "artne5t Kind or de-
nuucauon land 1t gets it, tool. and is utterly i'll
exc,lsaulc. Cleveland cuAl-deulcrs eau thank
their lucky stars that the cual shipped from this
pnrt is preferred for ;uuk.ug illuminating g.ls.
We're 1t otherwise, they would receive the gu-by
they deserve
THE MILWAuKEE BREAKWATER.
Mr.. J. W. Dennis ulreudy u:.s q inree force OF
Inelf at work near the uurpor piers ut Ntlwuu-
kee building the tirst cribs 10 be used in lhe
construction Of tho new breakwuter Wolf s.
Davidson nre building pie Ut lurge scows
which will be used N freignt,ug stone 10 the
p!Ht.e Of sinking rho tirlt crh nId nv rha films.
, 1881-07-17
PORT OF CHICAGO.

stmr sheboyRan, Milwaukee. eundries-
Ss saaa Msnsn ssn G3 6 sundF's'.
| rrop Messenser, :: bsn;on =, iiarpos. sundfles.
| Prop Nebraska, Buffalo, sundrles-
| Prop .iuue, Mus Aegun, lunper.
sfy @oe soutn assa e.
rr"n As"as! M G:ol ,, MoIn.4sae. e. snn;s.s1'
| Prop Scu.iu, Aun real, ..undrtes.
| Prop Geur.o DuntAr, Muske9un, sundriea-
| Prep New r.r1l. GrIld Haven. tuw liz.
Pruu ). Z. BALDWIN. rsc.nuu !, iron ore.
rfop 4. I. 3u.r.,u:ns. Gr4nd Haven. suudries.
Prop :. =. Caliwelt uay Iny, salt
rrop Enys.te, Aanss.es. inMosr.,
n? aop jsih n bs ssa towing
Sour Jessie asstin. Masss gun. lumber.
ssnr ssnr sss nsf %ats s*s ss;
Scnr Gonnenu5 LM'i.nx on, .umhes.
Scns Capruu, Munis-ec. Humber.
Schs A;anc, Dell Grand Haven. ties
SEM l.uubGr1uatl. ssiack Creek. lumber.
sctr Tom sImlnuis. Crossbridge. uark~
scnr Levi GtanL Au5ke:o.'. ta.uter.
schr Otter, ,tl+nulsla ton. lumber.
scnr Fresio. Ur.:nd tIaven, Lumber.
Schr 3isan. alussc9un, lumber.
scnr AND. e% 1:.ckson. u Musksson. lumber:
scnr Lille Pratt, Musxogon. lumber.
scar Z. M.enelsun Ludlngton, ualuer.
@ sctr AcoIl. .t..s si"a:.:lln i'es cedar posts
SenrJ- {. ktns. hny Gt.y; ,umusr: .o-
scnr Scud. Holland. bark.
Scuf 11:n .alvTe, Georgian Bar. ties.
senr nr Rate so Lyu"s. MasxsSn foiii ionSsp. tst'
Scar Eclipse, Ludn4lun. lumber.
Scnr {. r. Alien, uranu tiuveu. lumber
@ scnr y Il; ! Hnnham; Nv Mnsksxor ;is;. ,., .unnef
sche iurk Stu1e. Mus"e:un. IL .uber.
scar Az: f. s. AY3! F1 MasxS5n un"ss
Schr Bttsn4le. bay City, SAT-
scp5 Mu,ssxo9, @ iuu,oeF ,,or
scnr Z. j, itneder, Maatt,ee lumber.
scar Tupsy. Nnske-n -nn. ulbcf.
Schr teuobscot. Is AGA river. lumber.
AcTCAL sA1LlSGs.
Prop Hilton. Mu.kegun, sundrics.
Frop M.cnuel GrUh. Mun -ue. light
teop top ao Cers iI;' MiItes, Ma'.is.ee. ls.t '.
PruI, Il. u. Pete. 5. Muntslee, li:h1
i.rop i: u. n.ancI!n: d, Balalo, si.,deics.
Prop -Araoa, EusAso, o5 IN bu corn
!'rup Guy VI 'r.avres.. Traverse City, sundrtes.
tto aeen Of sf Mss; ~. sas ~ ou corn
i'rup stty OF Fremont, MacKinaw, sundfies.
sehI Maine. Mant..:e n.ht ,
schr Y; d. Norris. Traverse .lly. 'tsnt
Schr Winnie Wing. Lud nst0u, light.
scbE Nc ie He'd ,nston. HaMa!o, 54UJu bu corn.
schr iis!!e WaiIfider. Sturgeon Bay. suudrtea
Scnr he'noter. Mont:t*ue hight
@ sshr Vvfs v nr;n. %nvy5 i tsht i,sb,
Sehr ;.nnt !; 3hsswYo4 Erie, 4c9n .. nu con.
sear ear asr n,o n.o Is '> o pu " ls9seea egse
scnr A"c%n s.ar. ientw;.er. i-ht.
ssnF ssF F n ;asa & Tsff} {7en as light
scnr Spray. soath Haven, iiEn1.
scnr Milan, Muskegt',,, HIGHT
sssr T. IT, q ;I Safn ti bsnsn c5y = \ sht h
sshf ; rse Sass t *os
~ W. yHa' sds baaio ] xt 81 corn
8 Mi Sr4btlyt.An. Mi,wuuknP a1,nur{A4
, 1881-07-17

his owner, and will probably not appear or
the turf as:un. Barkis is very speedy horse
| and when in condition can trot mile close
to 2:223. but is not wholly sound.
It is not likely that scatt's Thomas will
| start in the stallion rac9 Tuesday, being
slightly lame. The horse is now totally
| blind, but faster than ever.
The bay mare Lucille, record a:21, owned
BY Mr.: R. c. Pate, Of 81, Louis, recently foaietl
very highly.
| Sleepy Tom, the. pager, whose record q ot
| 2:12A, made over the Chicago track in 1917
| is sill the best, is at the Driving Park. The
| old fellow Is In good health this Season, but
dues not seem to have his former speed.
Billy Boyle's restaurant in Calhoun place
| has peel, headquarters fs,r l0rseMen dur
! Ing the past week: The St Louis delegation,
comprising Gus Wilson, Pori Leonard, john
Ben0ist, and others beng especially notice
able.
Among the promising trntters at the track
is the gray ge!dlns Billy Basllaw, tnl! brother
TO- RoSe e 'Wasngt1,n rec rss"r ei ~; i, hs fbs Is
2:4U race here next Friday. Billy Bastlaw can
beat 2:30 when all ready,
Blanche Amory. by Clark Chief, that was
entered i'll the ::3.5 class here this week. Will
not start, having hit her Off ktlee while TAX
ing work fecently: ohe was va. go.ng eSceeo,
lng't "ell , ~ ua5 LUG y. LIE tt, .e3 an
Jolinsoils handling.
Charlie Ford. after being In the stables OF
Saunders, Voorhees,, Glidden, and AtcLaugll-
lii. which is pretty fur showing fur so
early in the season, has been given to his old
aflvei, .t1inniy uuStln, ls WHO sa:ceeueu IL
HfunS ndUpt.u. alia et l'gpTLt FiLa cT1a NIL
nlati M - .t alaS'E R1; 4aSs r!uay, % DIs.l @ 10y
ones III cha'se'
Caldwell, the Kentucky running horse
man, who. together will his son and ulan
named O'Brien. were expelled by the Chicago
Association for drawing pistols and attenlDt-
and recently sent teleeran to the President
Of the Chicago Driving Park asking for re-
instatement. His request was not granted,
nor Is IL likely 10 oe rlsht away.
Peter johnson drove the 5-year-old mare
Catchtly. by dictator, mile In 2:3oh4 last
hitehed to sulky ui"re than ten times this
season. Catchtly has always been fast, but
too much trotting when 3-year-olu lnaue
her inclined to act badly in company. Unsler
Joi1nson's llundling, however, she is becon-
her to tror mile in ais.
p;o,,,,,,+ ,.,,o,, no+ fo,,, ,oo,>,. ,,o,,,.,o,
c,rahiu ',f hastin.1 .u.rv r. tte n,',
try last season, will trot III the free-for-all
stallion and I'll races at the meeting here
this week. but III order to prevent the nu-
merous admirers of the animal from backing
him too strongly, THE TRIBUNE viii state
that he is not what llorsunen call "on
edge" having got badly out III form about
month ago, and not fully recovered. lie will
be driven by Peter johnson.
Budd DobIe, who came all the vay from
stajiion raos hara nv T,us,,o, 'Gi h ~ @ .uu
o;'.; t,,at iarr.s e,r... Annoauas. a nas @ uecn
, 1881-07-17

SARATOGA, n. z, July 16-In the first
race, fye furlongs, Papoose was first, Bouncer
second, and Jake White third. Papoose won
by three lengths: time, ! :0a3<.
= In the second race, for the Travers Stakes,
one and three-nuattcr miles, Iindoo came in
FIRST Catociin second. Getaway third. Hill
doc won by three lengths; time. 3:U711zz
LII the third race, for the Excelsior Sweep
stakes. one and one-ouarter miles. Check
mate came in first, Tnora secnnd, and Parole
third. Chtckmate won by length. Time,
2:05H.
In the fourth race, mile dash, Warfield
came in first, Potomac second, and Valleria
third. Warfeld Won by four lengths. Time,
:4S1<
, 1881-07-17
STARTING RUNNERS,

The extraordinary stats sometimes given
in running races have doubtless been noticed
BY all patrons Of turf sports, and the follow
Ing statement by well-known and respected
starter, made to New York Sun reporter,
will be read with interest:
".Are you aware" Inquired the reporter, d" that
great deal uf dissutlst action cxists over the.
manner in which The horses have been started
la1eIy?".
Yes" replied the starter, "but there are
difficulties III tie way Of IN even send-ot which
the Spectators dD naI uudcrstaud9"
t'Wnat are the dinicalt.es:''
- Restless horses. tricky jockeys. some eager
to get the best 0f the start, and others who have
neld may muve up well together. but as soon
as the Tag drops some will shoot away like sky
rockets when prickcd with the steel, while others
draw back. This is especially the case with
s~ye4r ofds. Then again, what appears 10
be an uneven start tu many spectators IS in real
ity u fair cue. particularly in the fractional
races, where the fields HFt sent away tho
backstretch. Look sing across from the quarter
Stretch and grand stand IL the halt-mIe post,
the track appears 10 The eye to be al least TWO
lengths behind. Now, it horse on the outside
Of the track should be unly length behind the
one on the inside. neArcst 10 the spectators. he
would really lo'k to them to be 1T least three
lengths IN The rear. Then jockey Is sDinet.ine
in pusftion where be cannnt see the flag fall.
and he sim Jly awaEes TO the fact that the horses
have gone by seeing the Simultaneous rush.. l
think it you'd be better to start by the tap Of =
Qf.0- 1le flGEF W0ulu mol nave 10 WQ1c1 MS
horse and the dag at the Same time
- Why don't you punish The tricky jockeys?'
I'VE do when their ruscatlty becomes appar-
ent. While many Of them ride tairly. others
piay their pArt with consummate cunning that
dencs detection"
at was easy 10 see that Big Medicine Was
pulled before the start in his first race here:
~ Yea Aid in one br4ukuwBy where he YVES
far behind his owner shouted to let them 60. l
told him that it her wanted his horse to lose the
race 1t would have 10 be dOne after the start"
As snon rs the horses were sent away in this
race the starter said he crtAsed the tied and in
formed the judges Of the circumstance. The
owner, Suu, Bryant, and the rider, Swiney, were
summoned to answer. SsTney ayowed that he
rode to win, while Bryant safd that his horse was
lame. and thai it WAS inp'.s bic for hun to win.
In proof the horse was produced. a bnndage on
his leg unwound. and s,rencss exposed. The
Judges gave them the benefit of the doubt, and
let them Oft wIthout penalty
1t WIS subsequently, discovered that Big aieii-
cine had been in this condition for long time.
beng able to win or lose as best suited tho pool
box Since then the owner. jockey. and horse
have been ruled OF the course forever. This
means all other associated racc-courSes as veil.
In furtherAuce Of this matter 1t might 10 well
for the Saratoga Association 10 inquire Of hurse-
men West why an Ex-Governor from near the
Gulf Of Mexico and his little crowd Of followers
alwuys inquire which Jockey Is going to ride in-
stead OF wh4t horse will run.
, 1881-07-17
The Chicago Trotting Meeting
: Certain to Be a Sue.
cess
Suspensions and Reinstateme ents by
the National Trotting Asso-
citation.
Some Of the Difficulties Experienced in
Starting Fields Of Runners.
4 Smart" Kentuokian Nipped-Notes
and News at Home and Abroad.
In uasatistattsry Day at the Pittsburg Driving
Park-Saratoga.

THE CHICAGO MEETING.
NEXT Tuesday will be begun In this city
what promises to be the most successful
trotting meeting ever held, and that, with
fine weather, the attendance will be some
thing Immense is beyond question. THE
TRIBUNE has heretofore given the program
Of the meeting, which will be found i'll the
advertising columns Of this paper, and can
only add that. with the extra attraction of
Maud S. truttlng against the best time on
record next Friday, there is nothing lett to
be wished There are three races Tuesday,
two Wednesday, three Thursday. three Fri
day, and three Saturday.
SUSpENSION%-lkEiN EiNSTATEMEETS.
Spe II Dspateh to TIE Ch1eaao 1frtune-
Hartford, Conn.,, july 16.-The National
Trotting Association announces the follow
lug suspensions and reinstateanents affecting
various Western purks and horses:
Suspended for non-paymenr Of entrance
noucy by order Of the Danv!!ie ILL., Jockey and
Trotting Association: II. +. Dian. Qu4ncy, and
the b. z. narker, aud the o. m. Er.ie Princess
tpacerj: G. g. Lyons, Bloomington, and the b. IN.
Elnma Coon: Tosn Cnrysla, Eiingham, and the
Mosher. trea1oe. @ snd ths cnarses :sas T.: john
Conway. Rockville. Ind. and the gr. e. Gray Bl!l,
tortnurly Snernan," or "Old Suerm,an"; = p.
Ra1cs. St: Louis, und the b. < Denmark; John |.
keenes. Daavl,le. Ind, End the blk. IN: Nell,e
f.. and .tha l,r. u. kstty Bates; ~. l.. Benton.
Hrxwas1own, Ind, sild the III. Minnie Palmer
{pucer; L. Nave Attca, lad, and the gr. 6. Little
Ed tpacer).
Us order OF the Marshaltown tIa-} Driving.
PARK Ass,csauon: j. F. Smith, Linet,ln. ILL.,. and
1he b, IN. Carrie CoxzeEs. and the b. N. Lucy
Barr; GcurEe W. luxrAham, La Sa1ie and the
Gu. N. Cist:c. the br. S. Chfden, and the w. IN.
Sucker Maid.
ke.nstated-ClaIn Tor entrance money settled:
". B. McGinntss, Ottawa, ILL.,. and the b. =. DR..
Sheppard, suspended Oct II. 1851. by order Of
iSuspensluns Of Oct. aud ls. lesJ. remain In
force.
, 1881-07-17

Special Dtspatch to TIE Chicago 7ribune.,
MUSHROOM, Mich, July Ii. The lumber ship
ments to-day were the largest Of the week.
reucnns 43iO,00J feet. Clearances, twenty
three: Shipments for the week ending toll night
were lj.1u3 wv feel, about tho lust wee,,
EAST SAGINAW. .1. III
SPECIAL Dtspatch to The CHICAGO Tribunk,-@@-
EAST SAGINAW. July 1.-THE propeller Mis-
souri und bArgcs II. n. k.ce, Nellie Metiil<ury,
and Oruutes have been Chartered to ulke i,ltn-
Rule 1unncr u Buffalo 1t S=..5U. Rates to OHIO
ports - aud $175.
, 1881-07-17

from Dun & Gatheld's dock this afternoon for
Chicago. seeiuR there is no probability OF 1et-
thug the Dows Off ut present. The 'gAteri Is four
inches lnwer Tonight th,ln when the Dows went
on last night. Wind southwest. light.
=. THE SCHOONER TWO FRIENDS.
Speet- Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MILwAuK Eg. Wis, July 1.-THE tug Leviathan
arrived here To-day with the schNoner Two
Friends, wrecked In North Bay during the great
Is sunk to her deck and "ppenrs to be In bad
shape. The LevAtnau leaves t,-nlght Tor Sister
Hay TO attempt the rescue OF the schooner
Z. {. L. :..~.
CAPs1ZEED IN A sQuALL-
Spectat Dispatch to TIE Chteaoo 7rtbane-
GOpERICH, Ont, July l8.-The hshiuI-b boat
Mntchless WIS struck BY squatl On the lake to-
cupB from drowning. They wore two hours In
the water cling .ue the buat before be ing res-
oue;ai. ,sn,,.r, z,,,1rn
. .. Special D1suatch to The E3t,c4.uo Trtbs.ne~
.HDuGHroS, Mich, July l8.-Capt. E. Thebo.
an old respected resident ut this pltce. whale re-
pairing tie engine Ut the tug Ely. wNs instantly
killed yesterday by the sudden escape or steam
from Au Imperfect tuint In the steatn-pipe.
SLIGHT ENCOURAGEMENT.
Special Dispatch to Ihs Chtcuoo Tribune.
MINIATURES. July 18-The first Buffalo char
tiers for over Two weeks were MADE to-day. They
include the srea1n- barge Baileutlne ind sch0on-
ers 4. B. Moore and MUuntIgnt, wheat ut Cents
Capacity, l5v,0O bushels.
TO HAVE NEW roREFooT.
! Special Dtspatch to The tA.ruv" rtbuna.
MILWAUKEE, July 16.-The schooner 4. B.
Mnore was dOcked to-day fur new fOrefoot,
having damaged the old one by contact with the
Lime -kllns.
, 1881-07-17


Dr. J. A. Bovett, the well-known yeteri-
nary surgeon, has returned to Chicago from
his Eastern trip.
The bay mare Mollie Lynch, recently pur-
chased by Ira Holmes will hereafter be
driven by II. II. Doble, il.
Mamie, the Blue Bull illy entered In the +
year-old stake, is full sister to Silverton,
this city.
Barkis: the horse that trotted the Cipcin-
j. natl track in 2:254 short time ago, after
@shis driver, Bob Johnson, had been taken out,
neen sent to Kenosha. Wis, the home Of