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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-17

If you have dear friend with diseased
lungs, beg him, as he values his life, to take
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar. Pixies
ToOthache Drops cure in one minute.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-17

The regular Frazer axle grease saves money
Tor the consumers. The light-colored or vel
low loosens the spokes.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-17

UNITED STATES TREASURER Gil
FILI.AN was in the class with Garfield
at Williams college.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-17
-n3S Last lsOSc.

Said a sufferer from kidney trouble when
asked to try Kidney-Wort for a remedy: 'sIll
try it, but it will be my last dose.'' It cured
him, and now he recommends it to all Hyou
have disordered urine don't fail to try st.
Yokohama Dispatch
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-17
Why the Landlord .:alsed the Rent.

Old Bob Keyworth is one of the hard
est landlords in Galveston. Jim Groce
lives in one Of Keyworth's houses, and
is very good tenant, while the land
lord has never yet had dollars worth
Of repairs done to the house. Not long
since Jim went to Keyworth and told him:
:" I want you to have that house painted.
I am paying $20a month, and you ought
to have it DONE" Keyworth refused, so
Groce had it done at his own expense.
AS soon as the painting was over, old
Keyworth raised the rent to $25 month.
Why do you raise the rent?" asked
Jim. Son account of the improve
ment, !" replied the old man; s'y you know
the house has just been painted, and q
newly painted house is always worth s.
more than shabby looking one. oFal-
weston NetUs.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-17

The Best Life Preseruer
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-17

The San Francisco Eranalne, heads
an article, The Female Tongue" and,
strange to say. the article is short.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-17
New York CITY

New York has, according to the Unit
ed States census Of 1880, 1,2O6, 577 in
habitants, of whom 500, 1862 are males
and gle, 815 females.
New York has floating population of
about 10000. This includes sojourners
at hotels, boarding and lodging houses,
and emigrants temporarily stopping in
town.
New York expended for cmusements,
theaters, operas and shows about 81, OOO,-
900 last year, and in the drinking places
nearly $50, 900, 0OO-the latter expendit-
ure resulting in the arrest Of As, 1911 per-
sons for intoxication.
New York's accession of population
by birth last year was about 81, 900 its
loss by death just 81 1866.
In New York live 213, 467 families, oc-
cupying 81, 1875 dwelling houses.
New York weddings last year reached
the number of 10000.
New York supports las, 749 males be-
tween the ages Of Is and 80 years, and
172,777 females between the same ages.
About 30, 900 of the latter are domestics.
The New York police arrested last
year II 500 persons, 47,798 of whom
were held, while %, 500 were discharged.
Crimes of violence are on the increase.
In 1880 they numbered $3.50.
The New York city prisons opened
their doors last year to 80, 1875 persons of
Incorporate habits. The police stations
furnished lodgings to 120,OS4 men and
women who had nowhere else to sleep.
New York's organized charitable soci-
cites disbursed 81 600, 900; and al, 765
persons were committed by the Commits
sicners of Public Charities and Correc-
ton to the almshouses, prisons, hospit-
ais, nurseries, schools and asylums.
New York's Sunday school scholars OF
all denominations number 1885, in
418 Sunday schools.
New York's street Arabs, growing up
without instruction, and learning to be
criminals, form an army of over 10000.
-Neau York San.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-17

Use Redding's Russia Cuts, Burns.
, 1881-06-23
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,

Preparations for tho Or rgaittzatkon or
tlto GFanll Lodge OF Arlsnn ant-It
Nr0talAex 70 lBu tho Grnltlo.t ColStra.
lion Of tho Kind Evcr Held Iu TI,ut
Etnee.
1.1rrLE Rock, Ark, juno aa.-The organ-,
izatton of Tho Grand LodgU VI Knights Of
pythlas Of Arkansas, md tho celebration ut.
tending tho sntlle. promises tn 0a tho Ernll1-
est ovo.t Of the k!'a.l eyor hold In the State.
Every traln that Mrr[scs brings delegntionsot
brethren, wl,onro met at tho depot by men,
bers Of the Reception C,,Mmitteo mud escorted
10 Headquarters at ti,e Capitol IIotaI. N0th-
ing Is bulng left undou0 that tonds to tie
pleasure OF tho visitors. Tomorrow there
will be session Of tho Grand
1.mlge. In the afternoon gratal
strcet-pafade takes place, commencing ut D; no.
Representatives nf tle AIlforcnt lodges III
tho State sUI!t hero to form q tirnnd Lndgo
convened ut 10 O'clock tllis forr,loon in tho
Knights Ut rytlllas Hail, md elected the fol.
loWlnG ntllcUrH: a. ColIcn, Past 0ran.t CIlnil-
cellor; t;llui4 ChuncelIOr, the lion. Th0M,,ts
Essex, Land Commissioner Vi tho Ir0il
Mountain ltatlroal; Vice qr and Chancellor,
Ut tho ARKANSAS vnllay rOl,te; UrnlMl lNMer
ttuara, C!larles Matthews, atlltor Ut tho llot
6pt|ilRa Se1ttAct: tirnntt Ol!tor GMartl, I. !.
NoH!EFS.asry HFs,s.yy 4 11 tls Ply; G,1Ml pre|ats W
tt;ruiui Keopor u tho Rscort%ls % asul Seajs, s. 81
Tnyior,. Of l'ins DlNil; UraiNl Niaster Ut
Arms. a. Davis. OF Conway; tin,lnl AIustur
3t the Exolea.er, W.s. Jeter. Of AtontlcelI4,; !;
StCsta'sets bsft Go x ittlu It ,esE ,s!Gf RitS itS, IT.
Of p!we ll!.sNs. Tho wurk WIS ruyiuftNetl BY
". u. Thompson. Ut Nnstlyilp, 6upru,t,.,
l'roato, OF the WUrl!,. assisted by Gralul
fi!.aGesllor MoFrls, IT Miss''4E!. as Supreme
NuWeli rs i'ast Supreme Chancellor. ~
Promptly at Ilalf-plat . tic Iytl,inns
foruaesl mud Q grand paraAe w!ts lnado, ful.
lowed ~ TSylew 4ll Inspection, AZ might
dress at tha Dl9r,.-l !ouse. III thu al,so,icu Of
Iast.! !srata4 CAn!.eetl0r Lyon. GQMr!tssy, Nt
tho Chicago plylsfu!,, responded. Noyans'
1an!l t!r'!se!l gxeel!ol!s n..!sis. slat, Naya,ls
Addresses wero n.n.lo BY AiJnIMit-(ienefa
Gnrl.ltaii. Of lntllanapOlls ald tlr,llhl Vice,
Chancellor Ja,nes Darnell, OF urc0llcastle,
, 1881-06-23

lumber Of rrnsiuases from tho Unlvrr.
slty this year, exclusive IF tho medical
department, utmost ono hundred mil forty. Of
these o,Rhty.o,Hhs wero ot tho inv department.
Thu alumni tnnt,iet gtve.l In tho cha.|el Of lilo
University tnia nftcrt,mm WIS highly successful.
Ncnr, senator kictil,, anil ntiIers responded 10
tnhsls.. President lHckart gavo II reception Ut
his residence ul, North Clinton BttoCt hist gvun-
,nK which was largely attended BY students.
alun,n!, visitors. mud oEtizcns. Tic grounds
woFu elegantly Illuminated, and everything WIS
changes IN tho Faculty III tho unlvcrslly nrp
those Mn,1o !y tho reslgnatton " cnnnSei,,nr He,
Iai,ilow, VIII, hold tho chair of English iIltrrn.
tltrv. Tho llonr! ,Df llcpnnts hive appointed
1ugo ltoss Cha1cellnr mid Miss =. +. tatnlth, III
tho plaeo Ut Niles Ludlow Tho minority Of Tho
ytulpnts luavt fortnight, nthotgh nlhny will ri.
tlnH for BpvBrli siAyS yet.
, 1881-06-23
Phil Dwyor Says the Horse Was BAD.
ly Quarter. .Cracked, md Is Re.
tired for the Season.
Exciting Contests at the Second
Day Of the Grand Rapids
Meeting.
Rac1ng Mt Marsi,alltowtt, Toledo, DIM.
vlllc, Nnrragansctt pnrk, Coney
1sland, Etc.
.Unfavorablo Weather for tho Amateur Row.
Ing Regatta ut Peoria.

LUKE BLACKuUlN's CONDITION.
Sp<eta1 Dtspafth 10 The Chitaao Jtiblns.
NEW YOil!s, Jnnn M.-'rlGro wns mitch
talk Oh the truck ut. Sl,cepsF,end Dny, Couey
Island, to.tlny about the great cup rncu 0t
Saturday last. Thu g0ssfps l,avu not tired
In tic lenst uf discussing tic CAUSES which
ttcy belttye led to thu downfall OF tic Brook.
lyn stablu md tic icfcAt ot It's favorit repre-
scntntiyp, Luke blackburn. Inquiries nro
constantly tnat0 concerning the cuntlEtiol, 0f
tho va.saussl,eA horse. Little satisfaction Is
given tho curious by thu tralnur, tho
jockeys, or tho owtlers Of tho Brooklyn
stable. In conversation this afternoon
with Col. $. u. Bruce, the veteran editor
Ut tho Turf, ktcsd, et'sd Farm, however,
Mr.. 1'I,il Dwyer disclosed tile real condition
Of blackburn, which IL undoubtedly oyell
worse tllnn 1t appeared to be when he callte
trailing III behinit Glernlore, Monitor, and
Parole. 10 Col. 1]rucu Mr.. Dwyur snid that
II ever q horst was rim to win Luke Black
burn wns OH Saturday. Tho horse, ho atlded,
Ind been ailtnG NIL winter. Ills feet woro
bad!y Infected, md when the spring canc OIL
II wns impossible to give him tho work nuces-
snry to bring him Into perfect condition.
Mr.. Dwyer sud lio believed that even with
Ills bud feot he had ruli n good game
race, making tile first two 1nt.es IN $50, equal
to hfsbcst time for tho distance. "ifis feet arc
now 40 bad," continued the owner, "that lo
will not be able to rim again this season.
W. shall llaye to lay him off, mud hu
won't run until next year. Ills great trntlblu
fs IT, Ills feet. lie has qunrtUr-1rAcks III both
0f Ills f0ro feet, from which tho blood rlin OH
Saturday. Ills hind feet nro Il lsn batlly con.
tractetI. We expected him to VIII
wltl'stamltng tic onitIon OF hls fcet.h, Mr..
| DWyur dpnlud tfB story that te Ind pi,t-
clnSea MI interest IN GlennUru with great
emplIitsis, anil renArked Tint tho report Uf
lsIs slIsuenilng his Jockey, Mclaughlin, for
| Il t!ay WINS the Slieerest tiollsGlise.
Tho betting I!lnl,, llDwever, l,nye by 10
means recovered from thu socl1 uf tile ttt,-
fent. An old sport .ttt-tlny estimated tint
over 81 ,O00. .CD0 WAS lost on tho ra1e through
ont tllu country. "A llr0okly,l Alderman tx
pressed tic condition of sumo Of tic boys
ttlis nftUrnooi,, Wlseli, holding mp his last 81
bill, lIU re1l,arkel, "l'm near skl.lnelt."
Thu r.pDrtetl 1nfslap 10 Mr.. Pierre T4ortl-
for. tlle great Tyear-pld mAtch racp 10 10 run
| nt Long DraNcf .Jntyy7 with Cr'ckn,urc nlltt
lllnhn0. lS uelIiGu by. her owner. Her tcul
was slightly scratched by rubbing agalnst tllo
roof Of tho cur .wlsGts. sl,e WIS OH her way
tWrc. from the ltancpcas stud ut JnbHtOwll.
Atr. lnrtltard suys shawtt start IL tho tl,ltct
race II nothing Unforeseen llappcns. ..
, 1881-06-23

MA1sII.A11TowS, 1a., June 49.-Tho races
tt,4lay were highly interesting ind well put
ronlze.l, In tho an,t1,lto raco tho first heat
WIS won by LHtly Middleton, Mountain Girl
second, Tnapczo third, Camanclu fourth;
time, a:l4t{, a:aaiy11, a:3l}{. Ten horses par
tlclpatcA III thls ri,oo.
III tile 9::,7 c(Rss badger hoy won first
money, Clara Cleveland sucon,I, 1s0bert
urOwn third, Afnl,oAing Hoy fourth; time.
a::ao1, s::0t4, a;3ol14. Eleven horses trotte4
in this class. q IL.
III tho ::a3 class tile following horses trot-
ted; Lucy, Ow'leA by ltobert 1'nrtor, DaydM-'
port; llIlly boy, owned BY =. II. I:antpsan;
ham. l.n Salle, Ill.,; fiota, awNuil by D. linr-
slley, alnscnt!nD; Stella G., nwuetl by Charles
by u. L. Wilson, Nissnliri Valley, In. Tha tirst
heat was won by i}!!!y 10y, Llttla Sioux
secotltl, Fleta third, btella U, f0iElIl, Lucy
i,f.h, KirkwanA atxtt>. YiMt, a;aa,1. Iii tho
sacolld heat Flutn WON, Lucy yneu!td, Ltttlp
Sioux third. Httlla fourth, lRl!1y buy tiftll,
klrkwootl sixth: Tlnle, 3:ee0A. II TIC third
lieut. F!eta wax first, l.l1cy seeutt, lslly hoy
tllrtl, Stellg 4: fourth, ktrkWuo tlftli, Lit
tln Sioux SIXTH Tlnlc, .a::sS1(. rllo AnllDl'
!sheA heats tor this clnsa were postponed sl'.-
,:!osopl.is. owned by Att blanchard, Ut
lYllt0l, Junction, was sold to-day to AIaaun
1}rns., 9f Jussuit IT,, Tor $l0,oo. .ln II trial
tattay. llu u,ada A;aljs, mud waulN l.avo ulatl9
breaks, liz trots Fr!.!ay nfternoou In the
:,:&l class, which promises to bv y very fast
l
, 1881-06-23

Upzf11 1E4pa6tH ~ 3Hs CHIed1V 7stupHfs :,
+, QALENA, ILL.,, Juno @.-Your correspond
ent has received Information, which ,Aay ba
regarded as good rs oflclal, that tho Alit-
waulsce Il st. Paui laailroad Company will
buit.l their branch through to this place
from 6hullshurg, and TINT the route Will be
via Etna, uenton, llasel 0reon. aud from thonca
to 0ntona, through what Ia ea!tql Old Town.
Tho Northwestern folks are watching tho Cht.
puHc, Milwaukee T. st, Paul Company. With
checkmat It possible their movements. Tho
for!nor have suspended 1ndetanat!f tll now work,
Including that .Un HIno IalIyseoMplctea
e!ll kynucl, ~ ...~ : ~.
, 1881-06-23
A HEAVY FAILURE.
Noxftaf DtsnIteh Ii, Tvs rhteann 91rIhunk

pFSE<0K 0WP0EF7* " INV VHtEApV 3JE1uK&,1
MINIATURES, Wis, June 2a-AlbUrt Slo-
cuul, tho largcst manufacturer Of fegl.orIl
tsoo.ls from the imported straw, made a. vol
n.tary assignment to A. Morawotz to-uny.
Nominal assetst SlDl, ,fa0; liabilities, ab0ilt
s.s5U. UD0. THO preferred eretlit0la aie Sher-
bo4II,a bFyu.,, milwaukee, ss3 9on; Mrs. /.
SloeNill, Of Massachusetts. 81 TOO Jnlin Zlns-
nertlllll 4 Co., Now YOrk, 3Ul. .ftt7. II; j. Il.
l'!u,utller. s. Co., New York., 6:.s 6:.u.t5; II.
Wcckllerlul, New York. 3l4,u1s.&a Fnur
hundred hslds are thrown OUT ot employ
,uent by tlle failure, y, :,#'-, F'Ft
, 1881-06-23
hiQRIllARY,


eHtEot UUp1Es* 70 1E9 EAlkd90 JF3bIJNks
E1.ulN. ILL.,, juno aA.-Tle body OF tho lato
LIEUT.. Edwara ], Keas!ng, accompanied by
twenty-five Vt tic Chicago pullcs force, W.
rived IN th!s city lust evening by a special
car uyer the Chicago 4 Northwestern llal!,
ruad. This MlorMtng . funeral gesyiua w.ls
held ut 81. 3la5y'H CatllolIe Church, tiv Rev.
Father Maekta officiating. II wAs !argely
bsts Salo }ast yo %ai 1ar,s u, + sa .
Kea&lug lad many friends iu and near EIxlu,
, 1881-06-23
DIED ON A TRAIN.

- BFksA8 D4pdtkA to 1M Ch1tdao 1t9s" t-o,o
SrR1SoylEIu, I'll, June IA cll'!a Ism. IN.
Chicago died on q Chicago j. Alton pa5 pas5sy
gor tsal,i between b. Louis and a Attoh w"Ih, 'a hy
The corpse was examined nt t'lts @a.'o ,ao;te1 =
the local surgeon OF the rotd, VIM oel oaeelnrsl
that It cama to, It's tteatli rom .ar a4if iauf.
causes, The .mnther cont1muea pn ~ fhaf ths
chtl, lid contagious disease wus RfovaiIy foeavtaiIy
iulsa. 1t was lullcil emIaeiatel a1a! ,ttssa,a tD,a
NntIt for trayel The llotaer sal1 als uAe~
was !upK-fsyer.
, 1881-06-23

:, sbee'a' Dopa'e" .,1,a ,a ."s ca'easo I''ouat.
MApisoS. WIS, juno -commencement
exercises VI tho State University In tho nssut1,-
~ ,ar, n", snt.sto.,or,I,. ~ nj "ecor,oI %1ns
W., w. ssss s,,,atas o',it!o ,hao,os M j., hiahI
cro,ittab.c mnnnur. uni, tho many fr,onds of
uraiso , nr to "rcc.rn, nmoI,,."s ~ n,,r stota
University. Thoro wcro fifteen graduates IN tlle
anclcnt c!asslcnl course, fourteen IN tho modern
classical course. nine in the 1encra. science
eoui1e, 'ntc1 ~ cas'. e"pineor1ns' twn III ,no
mcta1crslcnl courso, anu forty In tho INV ac-
smith. brothor OF tho Hon, tlny.lcu
X sm,th. NJ fh,rnyn. tho vnnnv
~ n", W ..,.'.r.,,,. .a,, .1 ~
Eentleinan VINO so successfully fcl1lieG 10 Col'
Wlltiam +. Vilns' political spcnch Ill tho Asscm-
lIy t.bnphrr Inst frlt VIVA nwarfgtf thu Le,vta
, 1881-06-23
IOWA UNIVERSITY

Iowa Ciry. ill.,, Juno :se..-1ha Commencement
osoFclses Ut tho 'btato Unlyuralty closed With
tho graduation Of tho Aeademia cluss to-day.
Thu OperH' ttouR0 WIS tlllod win tho luusS Lls-
t.nyuIsaod 4udiunee that ever yashored In Iowa
City. Must Of tho aiEn!tarlcs uf the State wero
psesent, besides many eminent fro1, abroad.
Tho dIplouas were bestowed to-day upon q
CLAUS OF about forty. THIS makes tho
, 1881-06-23

Spftldl DI9pdfth 70 IHs Chlcd0o 7FtbuHes
1,ELtEv11t.E, Ont, juno @.-At tie meet
Ing uf tho l3ay Of Quinte Yacht Club reso-
tuition wis adopted declaring the acceptance
by tho Now York Yucllt Club Of tic el,al-
lengo fur tic Al,!crca's cup, Us explained by
their committee, satisfactory. A committee
WAS appointed 10 arrange with tho New
York Clubs eD,atnlttee tho date ut tho races,
eaf,vIs To be carried, nl,d Utller necessary de-
tails. ,Cnpt., Cuthbert pron!!ses to have tho
Atlanta III tic water by July rs.
, 1881-06-23


OTrCstw4A, H., juno s9a,-Tllu recent heavy
raiMs l,avn very inucl, discourage tho farmers
amounted to d flood, and left NIL thu flat
rainc,i nearly all night again. Atiytccs from
only encouragement Is to tho dairy interests,
which arc extensive In tl!ls vicinity. tituss
il good, while there IL ltttlo to l,opa for in
the way Uf fruit, Or III fact any other crop.
, 1881-06-23

by .;ta'ncs "a. Cunningham were ue,,,or. ,
tfvu pnsslng III tho Evansville Il irr,a' '1rsIno 1s.no
trucks tnt,nut fifty feet tllssnttt, iu Ns naa
to lraw II hrnvy freight train. Omitted ,ns,tn' ,tton'
prent utlAtt ttfnA; thnt pnrtlon 0t tapn T.
Ing tho tlro tint destroyed thn wurE, snSSsaat snS
III rccuver iatnngcs IN tho sun at ISSiSma ~ ~
cnso will 10 Nbiy deroudctl on bolh ~. Iht
hqtjy putIttBtQl. 'iees' I'D
, 1881-06-23

LANCASTER, I'a,, June G,-Thero >was 70.
cciyed ut the 1lecoEder'a ~6!llce In tll!s elty,
today, u mortgage IN tho sum OF 81, h00, 900
tso.n the Neadlnx & Chcaapeake 1saIlsudd, ro-
comfy Incorporated, TO Luclon tnlrtissye, OF
nraek!yM. N. X, ard Arthur F;e!d Wornuth. Of
New York. Thu new rona IL to run from Aeaa-
lag through Lanpuster County to persyyllle. Nd,
, 1881-06-23

4F7AEtIt2XU4ENST|II Z + 1NEFNt
Pnov1nkscs. Il. l., Junuaa. aa.-NarraRansett
Park, class 2:.H: won by Blackwood, Prince
Arthur secortl, capttola third; time, a:ss71Nl,
2:21j14{, 2:sd, :2,:2Ul{, a:27i1.
C1nss a:2a5 nut completed today. Martin
luY Third; tn,e, 9:. a::9U, rs 9:a7, 3:.011G<.
, 1881-06-23
:.PATRl0Ilc SONS.

/ poltytAN1,,f Me-, june 4ns-The National
Encalnpmellt of the Or.!cr OF Patriotic Suns
ot America js.belNg held here. Tho, Ssats
ch4rtur Of New Jarsay Wns restored. A Aea~
t!owll thu buy at,4 elanl.bake touk placs to-
day,
, 1881-06-23

Special Dbpatth 70 4A CNteaao 1ftbuHs,
VIscgNNRs, Ind, June aa.--A caso Of
unusua! Interest und importance waA called
IN the Circuit Court here to-day. III July,
1871. the staEch-works owned and operated
, 1881-06-23

Asn INA I Ot4s7 .pS1f EsttAgA4y
1ako Forest University holtl lts thlre nn.,lIul
G Commencement yesterday. Shortly, before 10
o'clock the students ut all tAu departments NJ.
se'p1lel Oh tho campus ull lnnEghUl to tho
Pftsbytorian Church III tho following prrlor;
Naaa ot tlusIc. Luke Forest Cudots, tho ssll,!-
nury yoH'H laales, tho trustees, the universally
students, rho boys OF thu academy bringing UP
tho rear, Arrived ut the untl.uce 10 tho church,
tho caieIs, whose Rsay uniforms ana polished
nausktts gayo them quite military A4r,
3urMed on cthor sile Ut prrAcut nr.nx aud
allowed thu sen,ulltlor of tho c1lI,mln 10
pass through lhsu tho ltsesbytHriRn Church,
where tue eaVrclsea wore to hu held. a p)utiurtl,
laa been constructed. and thI4 wus nluluss Gun.
csalea e. " iliass u botanical sl'ocltMchs fr.n
ground consisted IT trnptuat ferns R4.l foliage
p!ants: tn9 silica uf rusttu 4tles Oh which were
pots Of hylrAs'Ho and EeFuniIlis, and lluiug the
front Of tho platform Japai,cso ylscs aud othor
ceramic treasurea containing the moro oon1uun
put 10 less heausltul indigenous flowers. on Tho
wall to thu rear wxs pratty design Ia hemlock
pssalea on purple ground, ~ open Rlbl0 6ur-
, 1881-06-23

Tho Chicago Shooting Club held n lnattneo
y{ster,luy afternoon ut kle!nnlnn'a rasEe,
Grand Crossing, about 100 spurlstnen being
III attendance. Tho first atloot was n hanui-
cap, 10 straight pigeons, q to III yards rise,
from u ground trnp, for the Club KDltl modal,
tll,l was Dy W,llinm Haskell. ltu killing
every bird alid Abs kleiusllgl. nine, T!lull
followed, tw0 sweopstnkcs shoots. tho tlrst
f0r tive birals. twenty-six ynrtIs rise from 4
plunge-trap, ties Slut OH ut thlrty.ono yards.
'rl,a second was with six birds sumo COLI
lltiuns. From twenty-five Ia. llllrty-tlva ell-
tries wcr0 made til tRcll. An fllfOrnnl glass
bali shoot closeA the sport at o'clock.
, 1881-06-23

Es " the nao e. TIC dns!',at,on nn tue
!se isv D. Hiessrs, 20 xs, . a: :!'ic'. tho i!as.
fitsk Mossn '"n "n IL H. Wa ftov n Kii ss How
Tho Iail!lsng Nv WIS tiiiui 10 osoriiowi,iE with
friends nf tho graduates.
thu othor 70 ihat ot Tho cnIloKe, woru npone!l Mt
ii: S ksesxe fs WI 3c.rSt HrsSpr II y .ss ss9 Bor ss
; p5ogra ] dSyotea Cd 4. tho % se.naatyG G Co,9mst'ss,
i. Wyle. d aisn!.oil'.. 9n tho ."Triunviraiu Of
sloral ufsn!noss" A.1tlis 6 Eatoii. n iitidso.',
Wi. o,, rossl,llft!cs e the Future Il Mary IL
rho CoInmonconlont exercises Ut tho College
wGro ~ follows: ..,...,,-+ -, ,...,.,
taSssS S;ty .ssssEpy es p, Ct 'sS feq& a&
Hss; i; !sss i! :s s$s'! S},i St!tH | se
tSry r i. q Gaido 81 Eifo." ilifa II sacs.
aS fS s hs'ews Wiz snSffy n yy es:H @ s S @
rho yo'!rE Ii,ilrs woro fairIy !oaic.t down with
chcetra tho llev. Dr i. i. f3rceory, President of
tho untvors,ty. conferred tho diplomas MID do
4Aai!e d. Eato.!. snd Stary i: WIZ. iiae6e!sr
sansy, s @ h s. ica shoSr u e rhosoph, t
upnn Charlotte +. Skinncr.
President qrcgnry aiso announced That tho ~
sIe po eho Ike ssv. u cs, sn of aes aaaSec, * and M
iir,sSisk; ,; Mt snd ~ dasrco Il Ii. d. upof,
TGis Geins tso occnson Of tho nth anniycr-
sary or the college. brtcf nl.lresees woru .NIvu,,
ot 5H H. :v IT, ill., an IT. Fl pfon' oIn'
q oh!cNTa. oM "'rhe ttes,N,pslht!tty ct tho
, 1881-06-23

Second rnce, 2:40 class, S;Yl n, fs,ir purses,
nine entries; E,lgtG l'ili,Ir, taNlr, nn!t Ely.
lux Cloud drawn. Anniu W WIS the fnvnrlt
Ut s.. to 81 Oh thu field.
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llhBDr ...tt.s,.tstsss ssss+sstsststsss+tst+.t
Iinfe-a:;t!A, a,DiI. 2::ti.
Third race. for MI. pacera, $500 ~ three
ihnn drawn. lsowtly Boy sold fay0rlt at $l5
10 81 fur the field:
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MDttucflu ."..st.....a s..+I \
AAe1s La ..sts.'*s.tN y
TiiHe--2:saA; 2se7!f; 3::5f.
Tflu events f,r tN-liorrow nre the $50. anil
9:aaU Glasses n1l IN exhibition trut by Maud
=. .Illu famous lnarc Is ln iio condition.
, 1881-06-23
THE RAILROADS.
A Wholesale Revision of the
Coupon-Ticket System
In Progress.
Tho pm Handle Trying to
Freeze Out tho Hunt1ny
Excursion Traffic.
Annual Statement of the Business
Of the Pennsylvania Company
Reading.

=.
o1 tne EennBylVAnla ooWpany
Reading.
COUPON TICKETS.
Tic following Is tho action OF tho Commit
leu Of Fifteen appointed BY tho National AS
sonlat,o, NJ Gnrrnt Passenger md 'rlcEct
% Asnnts t. ronort M = ilst ~ 1mt,ts IN ,vniclI
rn,ms ~ ttotpta a1i i,o ej iass % csv.r,n ~ m Inn
wlIUlu country. atld aIso to recommend colors
,,r tints II, In NAM, fnr coyuo, t,ekuts:
WHEREAS. @ "A rho eohcIuie M Of polnts In tho
ioks.s nr. sea as aireaay ns,9asc tc o"f
pono!nc eeess.ry 70 ent,!nc ~ tnS
Ss g sss'ss T. ss!ss %!s isa G
y re- e ~ es% t. se ~ seoess
si,er q s9 d ioF 9soss t u tnre 5no
ssS $ st: II I'LL s :ss ss$,s; s,s Sa
s %sfory w syv!sse i ss" s H.
ss ~ y w. sS;%; n;
GsS.a!isos ~ tds ssssstary, ei tSis ceIna1ittea +
TIckcs and ID Passonscr s r' A.ents IL Tie Initei
States md canada. i eirotlar enhodyinx td!s
,sx,' ~ =, @ ill., ~ ,,nt,s nr HAL ~
lorW!t " nn y !st " pus.s Mlu' .h snu.f ~ H.
speGttyy iines. naaao ~ hccnft'as,oo Wtn sne s
enlFtt o. tLo iuISsnsn2, nt!u s.en sunRusnums ~
s W. 's,,t Enafn'aI t ro ~ 'h1s eoH''eo ns oec
EXCURSION i5aasttlcss nataR an excepuonat maj"
tcr ~ hoS MesM"ea H. t",s MY ,,,t IN
Upon tn9 ~, .aese n. iIsts noy ,1 W. NJ ~
tionn! Assoelat:on n te next niaetniE, ~ M wnen m
timo o"1ry member o. ~. tnq Aasoc4auon Will w
Nesotpe Inat iMatrtct Gonnteees ~ snait ~. Uo
nppontoH aroa LING 70 e. ~ ~ y nv. 1Ds ,s
py rotls!oh tst oy-laWs' Wn1sc a9ty u sunli W
to detorlnno what poIHts shnll ne lesiEliited ~
c0pon.iokst pn!nls. u accofanen y, Wlth tno
PROVISIONS Or ING inre9oiug, an Y mnaGn a,i ~
tckets or q my now l'ncs tnr ~ lssao tnorefM.
sll ~ rolorrgd: ana woso aeots,nn Y fGna. ~.
triot cinosaced within tho Jurisdiction of tho
Cntnm!ttee.
~ n!aon9 inG aetton OF tne GnInmat,no oeaoga
me Ge1lcfa! IloRGG AEcnts u tMo sA'!ous En!t.s
says 4 s hopod thnt they wn!.ia 1lso tae subject