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, 1881-08-17

tdent of tho Quincy, Yatulal'n n Eastern
eIaSvHe ilaway company %'ti s"nrtnFs 1 ,,1t 9s
Ill.,. win jorscyyliu IL Fa'ldalia.
Tl!cru IL IN cfnngc III tic Eastcr,, tn,s,cI,-
gut. wllr. Il!a t;raiHl Trunk continues tn tI0
,i immense business tn l3nstn, Nt fts 81 ralt.,
aIal tho nrpS!'ecs ute tlat y will continue u
to 70 until n settlement 0f the present rnll-
rOatl trii.bIas las beefl oftucteH nr the reElt.
iar lines nfso como down witt! their r,,ies.
yssiery s 's sbet Git @ u 10 's.ts % ictts, n ssSis Gss
Tho totnl ,nntnlN:r sud since the rnteS wsre rt.
laid ttokcts war. nisU sud nj Tic 81 ratc.
r!s !yS fst 5fo i ai Mir Mi ssa ssy' 10 ~GRs w
!ng. iiito. Chicago. 'fllere. nrc nle,l at tic
back OF this who know n thing or twn. Ar9
they tn bn invited III to t1h by tho other trunk
@ as np tey et ate tsS e Sseo'xes p; s' 's
tho attl9r lines must bu reducu1 cslrrrspond-
fngly. Il - tight is Il, be made, the Gesn-
tunkg u OlliD t,eOplo will probably show that
tSy exSpS kS .Srs S% s % fe @ to m cS 1Sy IF hys s We w.
pooling Int'st bc begun all over aBail,.n
Or. i. r. gtanlifurd, latn President of TIC
1A'ntsyllle y NnshYtIle Iiallrond Company,
aila TO wlluse Gitnrts Is tiMn tll . grent incaS-
H1s s ] w. gss sef 's f9,tion wt H. IT tat ro
IT the chesapeake 4: Ohio lsIllroa,l. liz
stntcsl to d C0ltltCr.i0tlrntt reporter lust
Saturday that le liatl colclutlotl tonccopt ta
position Il, the directory NJ tl,at roa.l rt:cnlt+
" 6lfurutl 10 lin, because ho bciiGvDt tint
by doing so he coula by u some hurvfco to
toi,, lie Wild, viii at oGcc Gcgin to bliIii its
ronds IN tho South. md vii! spend nh In.
nlense Gi.lonnt Of tr'ol'cy IT. l4t,.ltsYill0. MD
throughout the Slato u Kentucky. liu is
anxious to FG0c)t Louisville M sflf,li and iii
~ tlireetn 4 uinilnur, rs pVssi6lc. Ill il eli
tlrcly satisfied with Ills recent purchaseH il,
Kentucky, and Intends to pllt theMl Ill n cor-
N[tlOn HegOnd to none In the GUliiltry.
, 1881-08-17
VETERANS, MONUMENT,


Favorable Reception OF tic 1dcA on
&llo Board Of Trade.
At a tnootln1 ol the Union votoran Club hold
Monday oycntug. Aug. ., siaj. pratt onosol n
roaolutiou to tho olEoct that eommlttoo h3 ap-
pointed to confor with tho lsoanl of Tralo IN
gard to efoution Of q memorial monument iu
eu1u part OF their now building In honDr ut the
veteran so1tltors who hal fallen for tholr ooun.
try In tho late Civil WAr. Tie resolution Was
adopted. and. At tho suoetlng of tho Club hold
Monday uvcntny luat, President Horibunr np-
po1tsa fs e. s1x nss 6S 1r @
4. LoHnn, uon. W. r. HtronE, 1uaeph Stockton,
q 4: LivoEmors, ]. r. Nansoy, and Willy L.
=. .ta!st evening q soportes feuna Col. ssr,Lnes, ,
him what the Cotumtttco propvsud ~ do. lIo
4: sSo!. H. y r'ssiS,e. tSausk. tSey p!opo::;sd y!
Hoard ct Trndo, ilrdor. whose Immediate supgr-
vislon had beun p,accd tho construction Ut tho
nsw SanE ~ lsay tns Rls t9s s
plan WIS to haYe IN solnu part Ut tho now
stF!otHrn e. s1n.o sott 2: ot menyment npnr.,,. ..
lis late War Who lid d''' 0' ''~ '"'-'
rALLEN oN TltE FIELD or Hattie.
nas no q ae a an haa re- y'6 a9
Hoard oi TFadv: me Club could not eiford to
.a ae Ssass ~ .e a. az hSaos o. EGG
Tt Hoard of Trade co: sers6nsF s,td ho hHd 20
S1s has x tass tna pse wSud ee hsstt; r. r.
thought u would 10 succsss.
Capt. Lou!s Jaaols, I n,embes Of tho Club,
z shs ssss.ss &c IL III C
tho.lght the Heard of iraao would ~
cSpt Ss 'SSxse.S9s aS s%oSed II bS rssS H.
:sssaa. S.SSty:siEeta. aSa; ' oss @ liasdsei n ~
, 1881-08-17

Tho Denver u lilo Orande Is now oon,-
pluted to 0unnlson City, Colo, aud opeu for
business.
Tho Chicago, Rock Island j. laclilo colA'
llel,ced to run through ears from Chicago to
st. raul and minneapolis Monday The
route Ia yia Abort Lea. ,.@
Mr. Frank Il. Bherwin and q party OF En-.
glish capitalists left this city yesterday by
ths Rock Island 1toad for New Mexico to
make all examination OF tue Maxwell land
grant, with view of tnyest,n9 tholr surplus
funds In ttaas property,
Mr. ]. L, Fennifll, formerly prominently
buuue & Minnesota Natlr0Ai, aud who late-
" held q lucrative position oil the Chicago,
Milwaukee j. st. l'auL hAs been ELECTED Pres
, 1881-08-17
plOVIDE:NuE VA. WONCEs'EEls.

dp<ftat U1pdtsh TO 2Ae ch@tAs0 1Tt3aHs.'
WORCESTER, Mnsx, AUX. lG.-fAa Pr0y!'
tlenco team nhtler Its nuw management tle-
teuted the W0rccatsrs totIay In u thfrte0li~
llllllng Ea,,o By baNelling hits on sIeCarulIuk
III the lust !unlus. Ita.ibourl. pitched fur
uls visitors, allA uj,llgan caught, while Ward
playsd short-stop. aMs brown, formerly OF
tia Datr9its, right Held. III tho thirteenth
inning York WAS giv0n his baso on bulls,
aud safa l,lts by Ward, 1ladbo,lrn, nenny,
1llncs, anl Start brought III ilyo ru;,s, four
Of theln earl.e&,, The Worucstcrs, .w!le were
te1lth Inning, but wax batt!n. left h!uI there.
in.ltAva- tfj1507Hglo 10 Il l2l5
i'roydonce....,l 9f4999991 a.
Earue4 runs-Prayitippco* 1t, ,W9tees&or. l.
FielainT 9rtors-l'ruT ld9nen,4l Wurccttor,a.
nasp- p-hlla--l'snyldrucu,. Itt Worcester, II.
YWa.ba4p hits-Wnraj. lillies, ttutaIInx.
Throes bae0 hlta-Y1rk. ntokosxun.
ptrst oa.9 s'.a ealls~fofk ~ l!aalorn'
First baso 0n ofFoss-proyidcneo. ); Woscer-
'e[ Lets t. oa ipa.o.-psoytseuyo, il; wo.ye.tor, "
struck aal-Ulltfgau III. CroHlucr, MuCortnltk.
Halls seAllel-ltauhhutti, ", 3lcCortnfuk. 118
strikes scAllea-kadbcptu. Vii hpEoFu!icki II.
Il nauelo plays-ncnny. t*rrps-stsrt, olls'Fau'
Tiine-Two hours md forty-lyo minutes
Qupl}Q-t444QRus 49,.
, 1881-08-17
MONMOUTH PARK,

MoN,iourn H.4ng, n, j., Aug. 1I-The
lrst raee. was won by J,llst.a, Wyoming
second, alld Oi,o,l.laga tl,lrl. Tlnlc. l:!u.
Thu Jersey st. Aegsr tor ;tyeat'ulds, lMlle
aud threa-quavtefS, WIS woi by 1llndoO,
l3oi,a Fltie secDlltt. Tli4a, 3:la. .s.,
hs ''ls a9 t'atfef Fv Tc9 Mnc w. wG t,r9 "
Wase.o'.I.lgl,t won tho nile n,.l MI eight,
raue, uurl,arllne seeolld.. llnle, a:Oa}S,s :,
4'lis seaslAs S!akEs. t}tsse'}}yyaEtsFs, ,s pf
% 1nt, L'AuTeole lliittl, Tlme,. l:iH3(, -
SueVuiatlon WIN lAs 'hurJlo race, 8tryull-
Mus Socu,t.l, EaHtro tAIr.l. ,Ttu.e. a;dG}{.
, 1881-08-17
EA1kAr0EA.

SARATOGA, y. T., Aug 1A-rhe llsst tnco
WAS tI'rreaaarters Of II lni!e hvats, ana tho
lint lleat WIS VOL. by llon,,lo Lizzie, l'uut-
jack secont, at,d Knight Tcunplar u,lsd.
lime, t:1514. p.
rhe scron.l lieut. was wall by Donn!e LIZ
z|s, po1ttack secee,tf. and Kight 'rc'nplar
Tho pG0lIl race, IN miles. wax wol.
BY Grlek,uorM ,tietaMaY sceollt,, anl Allan"
lrM fh!r4. .lill,e, a:sa, @
w1 mS @ ssokys Es Gs Ssssisf ss ~ s.eS yas Ssy %s;
'WaIksr tl,lr.E I'tuio, as:l5, ,' -'
The fUMrttl taee, Atcoulp-cllase, was wan
by Capt FrnMktM,. Disturbance second,
l0sIg.arl Third, Tlile, 4:W,
, 1881-08-17

ISn1AaAroI.ls, Ind, Aug. 16.--Articlcs Of
association of the Fort Wayne s. Columbus
1eallrpad Company were fled witt, tho Seure-
tary Ut State this morning. Tho capital
stock IL placed at 81, ,00o, ,00o, aslu tho follow-
iig-namutl gentlemen hayo been elected
MeArthai. Il WliaM FenIng, @ ns'SS.' L. n SIaae' Sss
j. +. Nlnde, and s. +. Swayne.
, 1881-08-17

Tho Audubon 0un Club held thets regular
monthly shoot yesterday Afternoon Ut Klcl,,-
Ihau's ralige, uralM Crossing. The prlzo
contested for WIS tho gold medal OF tho
Club, val!,eti Mt e15o. rho conditions GOV
erIllnr The lInal winning of tho badge de-
iiattd that n member sl,aIl win 1t fly0 times
III succession buforo 1t becomes his own per-
soila1 property. q. Il. FELTON,, Superlntend-
CIT OF the Urlsleweil, formerly held the
badge, Aihl. I,avlt,g lI,a.la the highest score
In Yesterdays .ss!loot. now holds It for the
pl.!nSs traps, aud handicap rules. The fol
i xss!!!
!. Mctutl1t,n, :t ytls.. ..lU11Oll1iliil0V-
!. 0tnhltu'. ID ytla.... l1li111IliilQlt-I
~. fln!ntnasi, X ytls.1 INV.
4 4. 4 E'9k, .;SsiI S. y,;
I. St!sg, ~ yAs.. :.....4 u IN.
). II. TurFiDt. ~ ylla.. 11tllili1l1OI 0-la
~. xwcepslnkH WIZ tliel, sllot, In which J, j.
klelhlnnIl mi! 5, ii. Turrili divided tlrst
in'a,,lYS, AD" KIe!n'u'nt took seco,.d, a1ll j.
, 1881-08-17


Spsesat Dispatea to 7hs EAstaoo Tribune.
lspsroN. alass.. Aug. iG-1'he Wild pilell-
lux By Fox. passed balls by Deasley, a,,d lllis-
rrable errors by l,urtleS lost the Kntne 10 tic
lInsloils th-day. Only nne fl,m ot,t Of uo
twelve 1lisdcb by the Troys WIS carlictl. The
visitors played II beautiful ,lel,sftg contest.
T}le gartle WIS Ii long at,d uMiulrrustiNg ollc,
unit Wits witnessed by 500 people.
iltlttVs- I,1 j 567 80
listun.. u 0 = O Il u " 4
Tn,y.. y....;..;;.,.....s..l . 3 o 80 IL '-l3
!:aened-l3OBtuu. 3: Trly,
ErrurA-tit,stu.l, j; Truy. !.
1w.rl4sa !ilts-trO~ioy, IIunloek, Ilankioso1,.
Ihreg- bAA8 hlt-Mbrelll.
llisc t,iis-l3uslutI. II: Truy, III.
aft 1n bases-isostt,u, U: TrDy, 4.
FttsI 1,asu ou bHIls-I1oytu.i, =; Ttuy,A.
First LUST III crFurs--Truy;4.
struck out-Murrll, snydcr, kcofe, ftotberL
1iuils culIctl-tnx, i'll: Keuic, ~.
kirikts cnle.l-Fbx, Us: Kccfc, II.
tlbtlbl1 rInys-1iostui,
rnsset! baIis-l)pnHley, J: Snyder, /.
Wilt pftGtiGs-FDx, 1; Kerfe, !.
'rlMlE-Twu hours and twenty minutes.
uinpirc-tighamf
, 1881-08-17
CLEvELANn vs.. DETROIT.
Epesia$ DlSp1tsA "a TA1 CAlcago Tftbune,

CLEVELAND, Aug. 1a-'rllo Clcyelands
won q weIl-playeu game tt,-.lay, wi,luh was
noteworthy tor llaavy battlnG antlsharp loll.
lug, both clubs presented thsls. best mines.
with tha excepttou VI TAYLOR Ut the Akr0ns,
, 1881-08-17

TonoSro, can., Aug. 1.l-llanlan last
hight sent the etlltor Ut the Boston Herald
y check for s:o3 to cover the teuests MUTE
by WALLACE ispss for 4 fnur-,nlle raue fur
sa,N0 'rllu iNc1 will take plMce Oil a,ly
col,tsu mutually agreetl upon.
, 1881-08-17
C{:3EftET.

Spxctat D4patet 10 The Chicago Tribune.
HAMILTON, Ont, Any. l6.-Tllo cricket
match between the Chicago n,Ml the ITan,tltol
Clubs tOttny resulted In the tlcfsut of the
Gl,lcaso 1l,c1l. FIlle seoscs were: Clilcngo-
First iuntlty, luz
, 1881-08-17

BY Faith. Potomac secoad, Lord Edwar4
thirL Ti4o, l:si}t, :,
TllS mllu Allu u quarter race WIS won by
, 1881-08-17
A BR1ToN ABROAD.

A BRIToN ABROAD.
sir john Mosvbray, III fdn,brr of ParIla-
1ilent, aud 1tis Eistt' to Ansorlcn-Jtis
Admiration of Everything lilo 1Rns
,xnc,s, bmt Moro ESPECIALLY Chicago
His Views On EsnU1and's "ffohtcr
Cllild,n Its yvealtfIs. 1'c0p!t, Etc, Etc.
Arong tho visitors whum Chcn9o has c,,tor.
ta'ncd during tho past fcY days II Slr John
Mnsbrar, u. H.. Ut E,,Hln1d, and t'1o,nt'hr VI
tho Eunlnls4lull. Tho distinguished
rlsItur Ia waIl.prcsorvod, bright little got'te-
tnatI Ut abnut u years Of hge. Ht'J has been f0r
thirty ycnr8 nenbos or. 11fft1sh &'arlla.
mcnt, during sxtnen ycssts OF which he repro
sented tho clty Ut Durhatn. and about shlrtecn
twice heeti ID JlitiSo Xdjusant-U General, Under
ior,l lhrby. iIo .arr'yed .it At,lcrga 4 .few
tS TSs & in*Ga ais Viz rst s:t e Hcf;c aa s
were tho subject q fepurtsial !niorv!cx yS;-
gen.!utnaa. rdasfy tg inpart ~ tho Information
wta s icef Tse s, e.. 4s w
"Ycs." was the reply. "apd must eay that
ss shn ssa5ssly ps!es eysSs yns ossrxo
~ 4. lnu, delighted. with u! Tho pcopIo hnso
lillh nnytl.lng tu dD with, aid ct truly my that
usSr aS ias s9 & as hsva a hass
with sinco bave been III Atnerica, and. rs for
yoitr guu'!try: why words pantaot * nrcss my ad-
!S, ~ ys t tsnk sPnaf, q rs
r,, srsfStsr Ss All safo II aposars % mo is though
EVERYTHING lu:euis,r ,,,,' rton CHEAT sA-
o,., "TSkux about Eng!ana, .hat l. 4: p.esent
presss o aais s az tep, m p,y a
ihere is u ytanl uroI, outlook thts yoar.'' '''
~ FEY i till Lsnd-IonTue question cons'd-
"Tho5y i. no doubt btut that tb!s nt,a,nu,a-
tory Mk OF The Lsln<l- LoaRugtn, Fciliui,s otr.,
10 urca!ing considerable attention: All result,
bcut, greatly niiuuted. 'rais ,nisunloYois iaik
md ngltat!on ID assuming considerable proper.
sfs S sons y ri irsen @ snasd dqSH tS .oMx @ ey s
t. sssrc, thuy Will lind thomscl'es tnaeh 1nts-
"Y6,, do net anticipate TINT tho Irish will bo
susess'tn! j" onl..tt,pF their Independence"
y rWss ,gs i r. tssg of English people soner-
'Of thu kin!rst possIblo unturo. l know that
wo IN l:Es!aid iuc, proud Of our foster child
.l}o you thtnk tint the British people Heuer.
deyelui,'nont ..r tho now col,tlngnt!"
~ I'M sHto not. ut least until Rftur thny hare
visited II. A!tM,uxl, bud ,!lwaya coaslaured IT
IT, ox ~ eas s ntry t4r haa otGi e 3 fea.' a
rs 90 v Wons srfaiy M w veil lid viii 1 il g in'.
utacturinE Interests assllmlng such great pro-
purtionS. ind ita general condition 81 prosprr~
;",I,y tho way, what disposition. do you thInk
"rpss , e h9ra to sny St eoHsso, With certain M
,iiat avont we viii b. ril oi him" ~"- -.
s !ss so as q sssso puMs
Krcat magnetism, aud wonderful Will"
, 1881-08-17
RATE E-CuTTING AT INDIANApOL1S.
Spteta{ Dtspaith 10 TAs Chicago Trtsunt.

apeetal Dtspaith 10 2ns Chicago Trtsuna
1SnlANApoLW, Aug. i0,-Thc cutting Ut
passenger rates has boen transferred fronl
cast to west bound travel at this placc.
Tickets to st. Louis, tho regular prlco Of
whic. IL SS, aro being sold for -. and rou,,d-
trip. tickets to Independence, Mo-, aro cut
from .S3i to S:N, The Kankakee people gtye
tho above prices, anil Dlfvr Tickets to nll
Western points OIL their lines at reduced
t'gures. Other agents nru quitting also, each
charging the other with having begun tho
WAT+
, 1881-08-17

MEMpil1s, Tsnn., Aug. lG-A surveying
party under Capt. jordan. 4 clyi1 o,sgi,,uer,
los startcd from McOoe's Station, two ,n!lcs
east Of tl!!s city. over the contemplated rail-
WY route TO Holly Springs.
, 1881-08-17

30 TINT 1t seems 10 bp Of Ilttlc pract tica] I'M
portanea whether tho lines which do thu
busliiess make IN arrangement for three
years or only Tor two yuRls."
, 1881-08-17

Committee wns tho Ectly N net upon tho Gibbs
suggestion. mud It waa nxpeotcl that lhp Conf
uttec appointed Inst Morftay night would meet
with thaIn
, 1881-08-17

tiwyaniwa, Mamie. Fields second, Scotilla
third. Time. 2:f01f.
Tile selling raco, tnlle and an eighth, was
wan. by Buster. King DutehmaIl second,
DaIilen tlltsl. Time, 1:57h,
T!e sseepc. .ct4,sc, short coilrae, was won
~ kittyClark Tout sccOnd, Daigasfan third.
, 1881-08-17
f1hE-~s:l s"@!4t ..~lA
t.ITrt.E ltIsOWN JCt{s

will not start Il! the paelnX TOMORROW. 'rl,o
parties ln!ying him In cafyu claimed thnt hu
luz tic fael hut i,is llai,le lld rot appp,sr III
tho published list Ut entries. At 4 iiceisllS
at tiu Executive COMMITTEE 0t tie Driving
l'ark Association held t.rnlght. 'EIa tu.t1trr
no,ll,eyd tllat tho character VI tho .plltry WIS
irregular, AMI 1t wus therefore ru]evtuil.. 4
proposition to pace I.itlle Dn'wn Juw al.,!ist
tt!hn f0r Il sl'cclAl pllrsu WIS takcM under
NtlylSeulpt1t,
, 1881-08-17
UTICA.
U1IE.1.
6ekeial p4rotfh Ia The iAffdaQ Tribune.

r,,tn" e, ~ oot" ,., 20 1at y, e1:.aso 1'.s NJ,
uA' =. ' .1uE. r. 1or,o l,'oV ~
tt,a,s wrrt. unsncln.l. f,r fIue xrnrt I'm. tru.-
",, T., H., ,s,t. a,,i ~ 80 ~. ,..'nt. ' IM'.,
~ ."s uioei a!.W uo "s"u's. osl'sn'
au'. tne sata cah'ta,"ea .o, '"e res'l'at nro,
iaces, with Tho a:S contest ouu pf two.,utlc
hnnfs Pin stnrt,.r. In Inn ...1 ,n,,, ,..,r,,
l. T. Morrts. Fln,,, + s,n"rs.,. % n,i o ,,"n,. I'm.
Sot, ju'i Witt e s,o' ter sss sas svsr @ ts s @ 1T
SD 10 sss. \ stubburn cuus,st ut scyn,l
who cuu,ur.,i tha ,r,L heat uuuI,, n dn.I.
hc with Fl"m r. + h, l Ii, "',s.r s.eon, " a,nl
Won tho sixth alM seventh. Flo1a i. won
The third hcnL. j. i. Mot rls fought furcycry
hput. u,,l u,uIrtt lin fD,lrtf unl llf,,,. rt,tn,
Il H., feGoM sI,,: oi w. W the iAtter' Norris
NM 11alhboldt lil,lsilcA ule last sixty
aar.is vi tho ilfth lIcnt III, II run
Norris running sixty and Irl,ubohlt fifty
,nrI.. 1fnrrt. ,vn. n m,,,,tt, u,,..I ,v,,.,. ~,
},r't, ,;,.i :, ,,..,i. T., fr..,. a. tss !li u
f,,iws .j.linnt,tt..I 1T ,,s,.,,i In iw,,,ii. .fru
n,vnr,;,,t t i',t sv.,,,, ,,,,,t a:rt,, ,,,t,
iravti d,.;,l hrat. tosr,ner wiit In, r.,ct,s,; %
md each WIS WIS wiIinS ito otl."r Jul" so,,i s xyt
s;. M. ,iI.tans ny sH1! i.t "ss ;t,,.w Wu!!S & MG "
im, Mi ,.,m +. njr"H ~ " ,j",,'it' sis' VII %t
was s,t irI nt1, i',,,ui Il ,i1, ',. ~.
i,', u1,I In, mas t", I",, Mnr,. M3 IT," ;.".
f,rtyutt 1r1,.,lfly sjn,. h. tirst stt.rtr,f tT.l
hight iii. lttlisvutcll ll lin I'll l,l.l 4slec,,.
VIII VIA Er..l!rt tl.4t hs MIll ie eolsiIt,"'is y
tiul,ctl fellow, but fas: an! stu,tt o.,.:, cp,-
S's s:trta St sf & &rsa a s IL 81: II; ay5f ts ic "f,f is
10 !nss. -. -.
Thp twU-HlIl1 r1iGe Wis Il surprise, !Eas.
s'' stssntsr ~ II f;tx Ms ss s Ms n sstsst ssra: s:
tns, "s'i ~. i" i, "'StXs. n. .Ws ~ Wy
ea"s. ss.., u.I 5unshSs anittntt W. uites ~
.:s.nHnI. Nitts stfs5 MuuH aeMnn w hulE.estoN
AtHhi hhHt ts1sn ~ WMLlGM4ts! uNl iAHk hH1!t my
HsAs"E !" wv uHtHWc VI A9u !!tE1k NAV NtIiN
klU HNlt lllllI0 W. 1lDebtE3fEf4 1i4 lIulSD NilH
nccnltlIuy{y sent tu tlto l,,,Ni, Chester +.
, 1881-08-17
LINCOLN u FREMONT RAILROAD.
6peeiat DitpateA 10 Ths Ghteano Ttilt.t,t.

spsetat DhpdtcA 10 Ths Chtedno TFltnnt.
LINCOLN, Neb., AuK. l0.-,rho stonkhol.i-
crs of tho Lincoln II Fremont Raltrtu,tl Co,i-
pnny met this morning for tho purpose Of
eleutlng noartl Of Directors and transact
Ing other business. Tho following PERSONS
were elected Directors: John Fitzgerald,
I. NJ. Raymond, A. S. Raymond, j. X. 1ltcll-
ards, X. q. Gushing, l.. e. Richards, aud s,
d. Galoy. Subsequently tho Doartl Of d.
rcctors organized by a'ectlng JOHN Fttzgur-
nld President; |. III. Raymond, Vlce.rrcst-
dent; j. II. Richards, Treasurer; md =. Il.
Gnlcy, Secretary. Tho Company IL now
fully orgunixed and ready to forwartt thu
work 0f building the rOntl between Lincoln
md Fremont us rapidly as possible. 1t Is
l,ndsretontl thnt propositions tor nd will bo
submitted to n pOtc Of the pcople along the
liio within th8 llDxt week Or tGil dAyH, aud tf
tho Company nlcrts with the SUCCESS It tlc-
suryps IN SECURING MD work will bcgtn on
the road without further hciay. Thu chlGt
Of en9ineUrs McNnir, Is now out on the lilo
will. purity at men. ntlu is pushing lls pnrt
ct tho work With energy. as 1t l10ks now
t[al onterpr!se, Judging from tile teturlill,l-
ton mud ability OF thu tnen who llavo tnken
It In hand.
, 1881-08-17

spfsfas Dhpaleh to 7hs Cheaao 1rLbu,,4,
WINNIPEG. ManitUlM, Aug. It'd. u.
Uotllcnltor, General Superintendent Ut tho
winnipeg u Dnlutl. 1lnllroasl, Is here In tile
Interest OF tho ruai to ascertain what action
tic Winnipeg Southeastern lia!lroa,l pro.
pose to take regarding tho construction Of
tlleir rontl which Is tn connect with the Uu-
lutl & Winnipeg Mt the boundary, about
ftfty miles enst ot, The lied I,lvur. Tho MT
l1'.al meeting OF ulo Southeastern, .sticl, WIS
u llave becn held t0-lay, llas beeN post
poned. but Mr. i}ethefnlcr has ascertatned
the Views Of savoral Directors, which are
most satisfactory to lin, and l,e Is confident
that, should the Intentions cxprossetl by tho
Manitoba people DO carried u,tt, Dnlutl, will
be connected before year aud n hnlf Tho
winnipeg .& Duluth Koad IL already locate.i
forty niles from Duluth. nntt tho 1dcatlon Ut
the enllre llho 10 Hell lAyor will bu completed
by tho lst Of November. Work will be conl.
,ucllcgA On tic 1st uf Decenbur, alltl It Is
confidently asserted th9t thirty miles will Ia
t,is fall. During. tho winter Il Is iiltuticti to
purchase lnnterltf ~ that work cnt, be pushed
whole Inns f. to 6e iiis!,e.l to tllo Rel! IlIyer
by tho tetof September, lB8!. 0(r. Bothelttur
reporta tliat there !. gruat nltsapprcl,aits!oil
iiiio runs. Fur 100 niflas froia Duluth It il
heavily ttlnlerutl, but the sUil H. fertile. Eli
Ei'Ieer!ng TIL tho llnu Of tho rnltrond Is easy,
there being no heavy Eratles anu deep Gltt-
Ting. It Will cross the Assinnoing nt 1tend-
lnEly. fourteen miles west Of Winnipeg,
Ii is d yery eligible aItc, and wifi GU Tic ilrst
principal railway station after leaving that
city
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hEETING or TIE BOARD or ELDgRuRy
Il cilied meeting cf the B,a;d n hI1@r,n.
vas held LAST nigh. for the Enfy9ss Of ftEjag
sono sc!Icl upon the yesigpgtic0 # ,JnIrs
Stuart a member CT tIa B:ar3 IRON tSs 3.;
yard. hlr. We. l.. H!acra aas Tic civ uisra
her absent. -','-'
iiesiccnt DoWals.l sized th2t 10 lad cal
60 tho moclas 70: the purpose CT | y:oa bs!oTo
tAo M m1tri the Resignation Of JGtse S.u,r.,
81 shat timely ac.!oo might b. had
Inc rcs'gaation. to take etf:c. trja; M5ntay.
the Tn. vas read By tic clerk.
MI. y. y. SmOot Sid he would | k 10 have
Judge Stusrt continue his membership Of The
noard, but that & .nleme1 knau bssi and i
he desired to resFn be woui! n.Gqo that tho
teslenatlou DO scccpttd
MT MsfbufY did 60: k1ow ihCt ihlin Eag
anything incompatible VIII Ju1g, S.usr, c3l /.
tlnulog as member oi The DJard po,witt-
standing he expected to ,ccmo Iemb.y CT
Inc L2gis'Slu:o. lie h0pll tbs gaagaz!i,a
would be withdraw.
Mr.. y. Is. SD0J: :aii there WIS no:iiag TO
nreveEt Judge Stuart being .GCmbcr CT he
Giiy Courc | ED a nc:nbes q! tho House Of
Dc'egatea a. tho asm) time. lie could Gle
similar nstaGcas-.lswcclc2 Il. IayIar w. ID.
Massey. I. Il. Robertson naG nl!.ara were mcir-
bor3 or tho Legislature a1: tho Ciy Cou1cii &!
The ssEo time. judge Stu%r: had talked n
HIN about tcuIcTlr" iiJ resi2nat:Gi: enus;;ms
ago, bui 10 had iuGCc 4 S!lE 70 wiihhC!! il,
and ho thongh: that wss flo i4st no you'd iicay
OF It. lie would b. y - easy 10. ,jyieo S:usr,
10 come up 10 the m.cio.4 Of C9uGc!I !;n.;,
Kichmont, a. he Ws4 RAIN 10 bn homo mar.
than tslc, :: in0o:h. Il, saw 20 .o1son vhg
Judge S!uar: s,:tii ra};. :.on tie :iGuaaii to
DScoma & moiHbas al ian i!@ute # Delegates;
IL >
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NARR!AGE.-l.s sssiei ID tho GazsfEe. ihi

NAaRIAGE-As stated 10 tho Gszslte, ihu
;9siT!sgs Ct ll7. Jaiocs Joh1a:or Gresu, s:a Of
= Z Gnu u. CTtc1, &c Mes Nary i.3ter.a
hs.is, .dsygA!eg IF i;r. Robert y. Falls. bc.h
Of ;il' city. was s1!emuiz:d ia 81. P1ui's
CA0fca. oi qlaTter pas. FIVE oc'cck, yossIigy
SlteFnaoa. hev George RI. N.r:or, D. d,
GSst3f Ct Tho church. ofjciated, end Rgy
hcta2fscn Safer, Of Christ Church. coupled a
s3st within the caaIcs. Gha church GAS f lad
Si:h i:tnds CT tho contracting parties MT
Thomas Semmcs aud Miss Mamie McL:aa
a,!.teadsi The happy cupid TO the altar, aaG
Niess!s, }. W. Henderson, Of Washington, aad
}. ". Wheat, L. NJ. Green. ana g. l. Jacabs,
OF his city, var, Tho usbeis. The Impressive
services Of tho Episcopal Church were ralc
more 80 by the lo~. sweet music of sEc CrS4a.
presided over by Hiss L. Virginia Egsbs. Tbs
bride, popular aid beautiful ycuag lacy,
was attircd 10 6 handsome navy tue Elk dresu,
With brocsde trimmings. Alter tho ceremony
Ito rca'y w5ddcd pair. who ware tho reuiriaots
Of macy Vslusbla ard usefu! presents, toe k The
sral1, aconmpscitd by large rumtcr CT irierds
Us lar ts Washington, for New York en- route
10 io3cka, Kansas They will p1cbIhy tx.
tend their tour IL isr as San Fratci.c). All
u1i'o N ".htGe The Bird, SID eroon iorg
Mo Of hspylless.
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PROFESSOR MUELLER. of New York, has r..
tur5ed 10 Washington aud Alexandra, aud vii
r.-apen his D4tc!ae Academy CT McBurney'e
Iia, on Monday snd Thursday mex. Nov.
iii aud l0;h foE gouaE L:dies, Misses and Mns-
'ers Al $50 p. H.. sud for Gentlemen CT s. =.
NJ. Tho EsanGoont pew Vienna Waltz,
&c C0rc.e?," Saratoga Street," Boston
Ran" Asacaa Polka" Tcophono Wnlz'
l4,5g B;apoh Gc,msa." "Norvegian Laucers,
had Lawn Tennis ulatrijlss will DO introduced.
cotlE1orG