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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
gus Ser SmmSesbamptFaot.
Scr sebetmOteult Ocs berpoitamts.

gBoibtngtou, 28. Sttsber.-SOl. Bar
fer, @hef Ser Ioltamt8sSaipeftOren, bat Dem
@creral= PofmCifer ieinen Ssridt fir cas- am
80. SUM abgeluufene @tatiabr uuterbrettct.
@S gebt olraus berbOr, bab I'm Uergangenen
Sabre 461 8erlonen me9en 8sraubuHg Der
9of perbaitet muroen. Die Snipettoren bat
ten i'm lestcu Sabre 81 $40 6dae Su unterius
den; 1865 oerielben betrafeu o;rlOrea 9eaan
9Cne resifrirte Srisfe, 387 uerloren 9egaUe
gene re9ifirirte Yadete, 1862 uerloreue 9ez
m6anltde Sriefe, 6508 perlorene gelu0hulldls
Gadete, 1928 Guaubuuaeu BON BofGmtern,
80 BrGube in 8oitdmtern, Sc Bolttutideabez
raubuugen, 135 9iebfdble Ourt Bofmciiter
unb nobeSn 1000 5dle oerihieoener Art. Bon
rem oerlorsu 9eaangenen regiftrirten 8riefsa
pur6cn 1888 micber erlan9t, uno BON ben re-
QifrirtCn Badsten 268, BON ben sep0bElid,en
Briefcn 1857 unO bon ben 9ewObnIiAeH Pades
ten 451.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
srno6Dic iit Gcru,o,tf .

ScIIopss ssSGll8, ST., 2S. Sttober.-
G;ra 3. &cOt uno ieine 6rau, etn bstagtes
gbepcar, puroeu heute stbcuO els 2eitlen in
tbrer bltiigen @obnuug duiaeiunOeu. Qn Dem
S6rper oe5 Ranues fauO man fetne Spur uou
@tmalttbGtigfeit, ullein an oeuSopfe Der 6rau
befanS fidl cine brei 3Ou lunge 0luOe. 9ie
ousemeine Erfht 1T, BOB Die 5rau, uslds tir
ratrTrnig gsbaIteu murte, BEN Mauue Sft
eiugob unO iiA oann islbIt eine t0otlihe 28uHbe
hsfhrnriltP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
Al. eaDrg0llg.
ssene Nnietgems
BettpplocGen, gSofloeden Far gSte-
aep nn0 tIetne &tnoerbeftitattea.'

gNir habCn neitere AntauTe pon
gettmplI beden b pller @r06e
bon oans billigen bis 5u ertrazfeinen 9enodt. Sa=
hunter 6efinben iid eini9e S!iten nit iesr groseG,
Frtrasbreiter unc ertrd=Ianaen 3eGeu.
and Gin iebr Dollitdnoises 4iiortiment sStesen;
Bpuoe6cu, eIniohe uno ,9eftdte. 6errer SSpus
einiae iebr elegant, in ouBerseuobnder @roBe. nn=
fer @cuee6(rseaaer 1T iebr pol uuo complet. ooz
runter tpeiBe 3s6sn aler Sorten, einfadlc, idIars
Anclrptbe, Ginue, beu= uno Ouufeigrdue, pon
81. bis e. -SoS Saar.
gBr tonnen 2Seoren In 9roSen Guantitdten Su ben
nieorigpen SabritpSeiien Iiefern.
gsias unb sutes 2i6t sum 3ei8en Der genaren
pplnuf.
(2a9-6f) SSanttltcn Cater @ohne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
aas Nod,lpefIer tm gNefte,t .

DannIbQl, do, 28. NItOber. = O0S
,,Snp 2eues" brad mn 4 llbr beute frih on
etuer Oritteu Stelle. Der SruA befanet Ith
n0rSlidb bon Sf=6anuibal uuO lit 200 6uB
brett, pGbreub Ct iidl NIT ieoer StuuOe no il
mehl e;lpeitcrt. OoS gauge 6IuBthal in Ger
ungetung aebt inter gBaiier, uu0 man dlitt
oa6 fid Der S6aoen auf $500, 900 belaufeA
MINI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
@crbraadl BON @OeIntctaaem ~ Seidaitss
3epc6eu.

Die bel Oem Min,z Siireau aut Die &irtu=
lare SeS 9rettors 8urGarb eiuge9augeHen
4unOrteu laIIen rieben, DaB pabreuO Oes
6isfaliabres bis 80. SUM 1881 unaefdbr 10
MilliOnsu Dollars Solo uub Ytta. Dollars
SiIber bon Sabrifauten aufgebrauht mnroen.
Son GIIierem maren nlebr, oils 3 Diiutoasn
Dollars aus DiiiHScu Der Ser. Staaten oers
peTpet poroea,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
si,, GsinI,red,er erS61oisst,

6t.Qouts, 2S. SttObsr. - Utunce
@nrrs, Elm notcriiher @iubreder, uur6e bent.
Nbcno bel bem 9eriufe, bic @ohnnng oeS
Ridters seymour .. &hpmpion su erbreben,
bon eiuem 9Oli5ifeu seidOFen, Die ISHnOe
iit nahriheinlid9 t0oAtb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
N;ahnFntaifrpphe.

Seller8pille, BeHui., %. Sttober.-
Scr gtiugora>GiI8ug, melder I'M 9 ll1r 9cute
Yormittag uon BbiIaheiphia abgiua, puroe
in rcr gtdhe oieier Station, mdbreno er nil t.
ncr Sd)ntll9feit bon 25 DtetIen pro StunOe
fuhr, ans Dem 9eIeiie gcitleuoert. Die 2Ofo
moliue iliirSie nm, unO YofOmotiufiihrer SOhn
gGtlip murGe 10 ihmer ucllebt, olB er Ieitrem
QCitorben 1T. Der oetSer retttts iih Outf 6trz
obiprin9eu. Steiner Der YaIidgiere unrce erz
hCblldh cerlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
G8 mar baS erite un6 III baB eiitstdt
Samrr3bcrtilgrnSe @ittsI

o0s TN auqsnbi1e Den oudlcuofcn getben g1nbaIt
Nut, eds @nBHHoImNen unoGonqcitioner belt. m6asr
he nun on ot gunacr, Dem G2o9en, oeH gtnaeueSeB.
pen Nrllen ooer anoersu Srganen tlren Sig baben,
bci e;Irmalt9er AriUennunQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
&aLtes nn0 hiktnes Rtebcr.

States uno 5tSt5cs 6teper 9c9etlt tur % Gent8s
GS gictt te1 hCeres SciImtteI in bgr gBet, mas 10
fdHel Gle Nrtcn 5Seber hclt, mOqen iie Degs
6orbcncr guit BiauriO} o6er ocqeHertuoer @as lOns
men, m60eu ne zhorIadz, RerDen oocr gsbes fStbtI
teiGCn, ul5 uner SuSCbun9 BON Bta6lDdq's BiIrno
bas .Rcaeq 5lCiiei," Or. Bnom0n's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
Iurirt uno ptrhats
glerb aMMnnsbcfmp1rn,n

6ut1, Iiorr66c, Cholera Tor6us ooer,f,mer,hct,rs
Stutl9dn9 9I6tn IN lj-2p Winuen ffriu blE5
&ooUcuS Jfeoou jl2Ci. 28e6er g'craopupo neA
GnRGnbuna Debcr SGWEtbc nod Ulattiefeit asTIrs
iadt oeT $ebraud Oor n. n, GeIrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
t5ypHnu,o per 5ron,cNIa,en sammeri

8aria, %. Sftobcr. - 0tl traniOnldlen
Sammern trat6n bGute ;uidmmeH. @ambettn
mmre nit 3l7 qegcu 30 Stlrmsn gum pro-
uroridcu 8lGlitcntcn Der Dtputrteutdmm.t
apdblt. Gcin @CQu5r mar 1r. &rtiiou, elmer
ser &icg. BrdFOCuten Der lcbttn &ammer. Dem
&errebmCu uadl trat @ambetta els &dnOicot
fir Ocs frogljdc 2lmt auf, nm letne Starte 5u
erproben, che er onS 4mt bcS Bremt,rmlu
nu8 ubunimmt. Die &Utjtuoigung oc5 8c
ipltoiS Ger Abhimu.ung murOc mi! Lautsn
0ohruiCn empfaugCn.
66. 81. .8rtiicn uuO @hilipp Cteuur, &,loe
9lcpnbllTouer, uuroeu 81 &icc &rdNocntcn Iz
rrGhlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29

VOr0On, 29. Ett. - Gne WGCQIaldlt
;r 9Iuiuhrung OeS Gd;pAons IN allen banyt
idmlidJeu gGnoeru III unrr Dem giamen ~ Got-
iors@omer SeQ SelCpbon=&o. BON europa"
QeQrin0et roroen. 0aS &lpital b:trdat
$500, GOO, Hno EBERT @OurenO 1T Brdit0eut
Der GpmpaQTie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
grels % Gent5 pro s6ad,tst.
Sn allen MpotbeteH Ra5eu,
sgiGR Is1e SalIa uno Basr."
9sn 0aS EnblttuH1I

Ga tann fetne before GarauHe itrbsn @erts bon n.
EaepoB's otbeNIanoettu ". ". W.seetlmttteia
oufoerieien peIhcn, ais he eleil0en uHo HuBloieH
GnhohmunQeu Aetlslbeu. IS aibtorDobl Ialihe -Res
!oluents. ns aud -Reitis" uue Fills" Sebei SUD
por uu6 peTl0Hgt uur Raopnp'6 uHo aftet earaHf,
eof Der Wamt aRoopap" fa aul oeln aetalten Artb
tct bSfn6ei. (Sult20, 8iBl6 &1al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29

2on6ou, 28. SltOber. - Der britiide
9ampfer ,&auiope," rpdher bon SSsfia nah
Bremen beitimmt mar, 1T an Der lpaniiheu
aiifs geideitert. Sur eiRe ein3i9s PeriOH pHroe
eeIettet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
Der lleberi6uB Der Ginfnbr pon Sob unO

Silbe bullion mar folgsuOer:
Gnoe ot5 Dtouats 81. Sept. tSSl....... StO2Q0,S65
Gnba oes Uionats 30. Sept. t860........ ~ lO41@
9ionote, peririhen an 30. Sept. 1881 3L6W,46
gionate, ueritrd,en am 80. Sept. 1880 216j8,f6
Y G;onOte, uGritrihen ON 30. Sept 1881 1I,32l55
t2 Nlorote, pcrfrtdCn om 30. Sept. $50 7l432,833
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
lOfI,- nno ll)Ca- -S6Op6Sf&sn.

gBr hoben Sur Seit cine iplen6ioe ausDdbl SabooRs
Seen uon So 30 bis Su Den beueriten auT Sa9er uno
Ienfen bic auimerfanlfe oui etne neue Sorte perll
Sdter Sd,oobeI6en 81 Sc.
audb baben mir Sell 5=sB loe6en in gro5tr AUS
Spabl pon $40 bis 500 oas Sttid porrdt6t9.
4Sterpcz " npcdeu, oorIInter eini9e auserlelene
Oiufer bon 81 20 bis $I5 bGs Stiid.
(o5q-6i) SSamiItpu eSaifsr & I3bne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29

Gut3iinouuacH Der giercr, grt,itubm,gcu ber
&laic, c5crdrm Sut;iuOuug, Yunqcu Gonaes
itionelt, 6alS TetOcn, Githmu, 6erSflOpFeu,
GlphtTIa, 6nItcrtifau 2lufdlen, Brduue,
3atarrb, Sniluen5a, Sopfmcb, 3abuihmerien,
gtuyalQia, 9tbmmutSmu5, talem uuo beiben
6iebCr, 9iibneraugsu un6 6roilbepleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
On rinrr bis ,lrnn,in Minntrn.

tUte icbr aud hen 8beumatiiben, gettldaeuoeu.
StDaGen, &crtTuppclicn RsrcJrr, BihtiItbsn obei
an ionhtocr graufbgit gCi0euorH audlen mJosr 9aes
tran'e MeaoG NeIicf" Uiro ouger6Hdi9s 66Ts
f6lnfifn hfi r--i-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
Gin. i,nS Mnsinhr. .atattaif.

9as ftattitlife Siire0u rtbeilt in ieincm
8iefoiabreS gusfunft itber bic gn= unO Nus
fntr. Der lleberiduB Der 2U8iubr iiber Die
ginfubr uerbieIt iif, luie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
8ermtSd,tc teIestapDtJd,e Oepefd,eu

Sn &am0eu, RS wuroea uoraelleru
Ia Qudrt rtuureiuer 0i!da poa Dem Staalsz
@iuEinipsftOr in Sei6Ia9 ssnOmmen uno in
Die @oiIe aeidiitttt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29

lSie gumCuearn nss .JlroOr Jclie~ on oer oner bt1
Ic6Cnecu GlCuen Uiyo 0lsbalo beba9lGe Grtihttruna
ihnfifu.
TrsiFia bl5 icds8a Trop'cn oGpou tn ctrem taIbsn
Stirtoas ron 20icr luCI0tu In mcnigen Nu7enblifeH
Nrdur5e 8iddCUidurc, SoNtrCHnen, Hopihmgr,eu.
Gjluto1 8 nfentcru, Follf, %ldhunlcn In oeu 5tnae
WCtg,u Il0 olle t1netihcu ShWenCu bctten.
9'ditd6e ioitcu mner etnc iSlaidhc RaoUabs
,JiCcbc 8CiIeI" 6Ci i'd traqGr. Neu9e TrODfen ods
oOu, IN glaiier 1ettan, 6cuQeH auCu 9rauIbcen uHb
acr boml pcrtlfpiter vei6eH, bic ans Dem 9cbroubs
iHcdCn g8Ci'eIs eUtiUriuleG, Dor. S5 III elm beifrT
StimllGUt ais Trans 0kiGcr Brandt ooer Bittcrrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
ssaiTerii1afracI tn @oftun

SOiio 2S. SltOber. - 9as &liier i'm
God}iIuarsSee, aus welfem Bottom lctneu
Sorrath bc5iebt, llsbt lebr nleSrig uno iii TAFT
InatIllcBbGr. Sin StaOtratbS- -@0mitc leittte
teute cine llntcriuduHg eiu, in Der abitdlt,
gSniisr BON ben 3ueiawerfeu am Sdobarp.
9iiuer 81 eilangen. oasiu eS ffelIte iitb beranS,
nab aud eGs gSailcr oieies 5lniisS lshr uureln
1T. Man iurttet, OaB bic Ba6cr3uiubr in oeI
nGhileu 8agen oonS4 900, 900 auf 20, coo, 900
@auonen pro Sag permiuoert peroen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-29
Y}r. 259.
ST.. GaOmaV's
SNr(0pOri((iOn=
8efOfp ent.
Ter sruBr SIntrrinig,r.

gesaaOcrunasn res t8eiunebeitsjRftdnses, tpt.
es'ehen uuO cniptniloen ftah Gem @ebtap6e
tnRftf0er GnFcaa.
, 1881-09-17
The Commissioner New Sched-
nle and What the Com-
panics Ask.
Vanderbilt Conetrling Measures to Crtumstnt
the rhillstInes Of the Grand
Trunk.
Denver l. Rio Graude-The Fort Wayno's
Big Business-Western Indiana and
South Chicago.
Lively Culltna ot Easl.Bound Rates al CIaYo.
Land - Sale Of Canadian
Road.
THAT MAXIMUM SCHEDULE.

THAT MAXIMUM SCHEDULE.
Several weeks ng0 tho managers OF tbs
principal roatss In tltis STATE helu n con-
furnnco in Springfield with tho KaiIrond
Commissioners relative to the new MAXI
mum schedule of leEa! freight rates. whtcll
majority Of tho Inter iau informally
agreed upon. with tho rates OIL tl!o tour
clnSses Of ordinary merchandise when was
rrtUteL TT THE TRIBUNE sonlD time ago tie
railroud managers exprrsxeti no posttiyo OBJ
5ootto,, t,mt tt,ey III anfar n ,inctlnd urotnst
!, !seIo', o"s ."' 1o' "''. -. ,..'..,'. 49,.
aRn'nst ING taxes IN s'a''!' 'n'hpci' l'ons'
8llt live STOCK, Atlu ElnSSGS az Is, y, htlH W.
, 1881-09-17
AN IMPORTANT CIRCULAR.
Spkctat Qkspdtkh 70 Ih4 EbtfaQo 1fthur,e.

sssf,
Chicago. Burlington s. Quincy Kailroad will
tomorrow Iss',s the following Important cir-
cnlar to thu stockl'oIders:
The Republican valley Railroad Company,
u Neur1ska, .proposos IL tako itnracliuto
s,cps .oxl - ilnsh tie SUNG to tho st1te linz.
ita!trouti W Company, % sxienainT from o'1to TIC
ct theso i've 1u rSs nSSe ts i eS
tho hopub!can vns!oy huad, ns now i,!ppUF,l-
w ,inx S aagr 1ess t. che c9exe M & retsn
sse ths s1 cncnsS. uasa;o Saay n assy s @
a aassr aaa 10 st as a VIII u ths r
oar our, soa'pany Iii kShraska iAo. 90:
thor produ clious. from wl,.ch We have been et,-
tiru!y dsIarrYa by lilo discriminating raics
c,lt'cs Tor ob,ai,,lux at ~ near D9tiver supply
OF ceeai Tor nur uwIi md tho public consumption
II ,. Ssn5ss .s whssy r. yst yatas6's sol
ngrucnlcnt with tho Nep,lbleAn Valley HALLWAY
Con.papy. to aid III building cert1in u1len-
s,!tlus vt witch 10 Aow well at.vn,lced. We havo
a'sn ,,t,,,a e"nc!uafd now uKrac,ncns with that
eo:npahS. suIIact 70 the nppruyMl Ut our share.
i pHss q an tnG e I'll II e Sns siSls
luotls tne Chipauti unslington Quincy Haii.
r24t COMPANY wi! SECURE tho c0nsrul ut Il ON.
siderable alHoi'sat pf ltep4hltuan Valley stock
gngs bands III the rats 1t f,0ou uur nils, and
e tl!c pr gent tirst n19r,gaso hunds Ut llo
ratu. IL It IL ttulEht io 10 tlesitr0o ultimately
tn e1nH,IAalo tue th!uau,,. Burlington Qulnuy
and lsHpuh1a1l Wiley properties, 1t Is prthuAcll
lho SECURITIES 1f tho CnicMRo, Burlington l.
Qulnoy haiiraall Company ~ rci,rUsant them.
= t.,at1t
alid ut Tho Huntington Il Culrrs.ti0 Gn,i,panles
Will 10 pilucI III trust with tho Now EnglanI
ot ChIcaxo. f,tIrnatau" X GnuSw Nt H@iisnv Ipsy
CUmpauy i per ceilt Gon,fs dutcu Fub.
, 1881-09-17
CLEVELAND CUTS,

bpseld9 U0pdEeA 10 7He Chltd0o 7FfbtHs.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. lB--Tl.o Pennsyi-
yania Co,npahy todny began !, serious cut in
passenger rates, selling tickets to New York
for ~ aid to D0ston for ST. This announce
lncnt stirred up railroad circles l,cro moro
than they tinye been for years. Later In tito
Aay tho Lake Shure j. Mlcbigan Southern
leNnd established tho sA1ne rttGs, and there
Nnw York. Pennsylvania Il Ohio Company
will drop their rntt:A tUnIorraw morning, and
perhaps Eo tho other roatls a dollar butter.
TllUre IL no certainty Ut this, however. At
uliy rate the end Is not yet.
, 1881-09-17

sn,tta, ,,t,on,eh 10 ~ caieao, 1.,,u,..
1rv,vIrrax r ,.' Kw SAINT m s ,Hw.rho rs1 racca N.
day brought out the largest crowd Of the
week, rs tic three events on the card were
nj, ,ynnd batttno rnces osnactnl,v tha lnuf oro
,,'r,, hafor, H. stost Wv,
M"!en oe'o'e tao st"tt conaa!nes! .ilse l1oises
that won earlier IN the week. The weather
wns cool and overcOats were In strong demand.
haoys was ase Sn te
neS' tao ntn1 i"eo ,'' ,, VIZ alu'eap, '",es
ioaft'ls OF Ml'e' Ill winch t'arshc Mundel',
the post. lii tic pools Alatagorda sold for
sio5. ,uttn J,ruce sa, ia 1p1d s,,n
Sintaror,l~ yas Il, front ut tna s,nrt
ma."so."H M"S ,a III 't"1s .',., y. a'e stHl,,
fourth. wI,ere 10 remained during the racc.
The fayorit was lapuci at the half BY Dr,,cc,
Fcel1z two ifmutIs hnck. In tho hiif fhev
fan On eaaal terms Tor 1ew strides, bl't
JUN Bruce was carried to ttrst place on tho
, 1881-09-17
Clli,ae#s Fondue.4 for Poultry,

8s}H kt3Htfff4 UHHfefH-
The number VI chickens sold daily !nclude1
ktn'wE, aro great luyors Ut xaI!nhucous t0oi.
Their AdM!Fat1Qn nf plump u!sd tender fowl IL
not exeeSdM by that OF TUG vg5iest Old fox that
the chicken Is aot unly an objeot of CULINARY
delight, hut ono ut religious respuct. Nothing
Ing ftpa but tho shielding OF inu,ceilt chicken
blood. Tho sight pt that In = court VI justine ID
Thoughts and purposes, and WOO balide the Mun-
gstitaa wtfs hRa tho tcMcrlty t1 make use Of the
sacrificed ttcah tor the ordinary purpose OF food.
pared ~ tho tur.uroa such QUO would uudorKo
*t tho halas VI hls l!ore des0ut cnuntrylupn.
anything he Gnu taY hts hAnda On. hui Chinrs,,
crtM!nn! records shnw that tue lumber OF thoM
WIN Will willingly forfeit thptr hopes Ut future
ch!uken saeriucud on The atur Of truth 10 avon
fowes than 1Ause Nho hayu lea honest Aad vi.
tuous nYeb,
, 1881-09-17
CLEVELAND VS., TROY.
8ptefdl Dtlpatch 10 The Chiedpo TRIBUNE,

dptttdt Unpdlth 10 Inc Ch1tdpo Irtbtht.
Tnor, n. Y, Sept. lU.-Thc ,fruys were
oAticItled and ouibattcd, aud played n
wretci,etl game generally today Kcefe,
Ewing, Connor, and EvnMs 1,iatlo errors In
the first inning, assisting tho Clevefmlds to
four runs, one balnE earnct by l,ils Ut Nc
Corn,tck, Clnpp, mid Phillips. Tits of Dun-
lap, Mccormick. and Csapp earned one III the
second, and m error If Connor's, with Tits
ut MILAN, lscn,sen, Dunlap, md Clapp Euye
thrae In the fifth. Doubles OF Mccormick
and Taylor n,ada ono more In the eighth. a.
hit Of Gillespie md a uonbl0 of uolbert gave
the Troys the tirst run; errors Of Schaifer
and Mccormick tho second; tho h0me.run of
Ferguson, hits Of Gillespie nnd uankinson,
md a tllrec-bnser Of Ewing 'tha next three,
and errors Of Mccormick nlI Ken,Ben tho
lust twn.
I,ln,Hgs-- 2 3 / & G 78
Tfoy: 1ny; :;.." '.'..".9 . ~
Nuus earaed-Troy. i; Cleveland, j..
=, rwo-bAso hits-flpOcrt, Romsen, Mccormick,
TArlnr.
Thrcc-bnso hit--F:w'nE.
nssss on bnlls-Tny. !. Clovclnnd, a.
liasex on rrrars-Tr0y, j; CcSoinn1, 8.
Struck out-Trgv, Z; CIevotand I.
Loft at, bnsos-1rroy. :; Cloyoland,7 .
:, DDnbte lnya7tianktnson,F Fcr9usot,, Cont,prs,
kinsni,- Ferguson, Dlnsscook- Dun1Ap- Phillips,
Passed bAtl-l1piGurt, |.
I,aso h!ts.,-Troy. L; Cleveland, lb,
HrTnTsIroy; ss y; claysiaNnd, =. Na,a:, l.: q.
alrfkes oal!ed-Keefe. 20; Nolan, r..
Ii,nc-Two holrs and ton mtnutcs.
Umpirc--DocBchcr.
, 1881-09-17
Sa22ap2gIIal R9Sl[ZEpt

Chronic Skin Diseases, Carries Of tho Done. I'M,
tnors IN the nood, scr1futous D!sGasns, f3ad ~
Unnatural tlnbtt Vt Body. Syphilis ard Vanercai
Fever Sorea. Chronic or old Ulcers. Holt Iil,e,r1
HlHkot5, Whfta Swelling, Heaid {ieMJ fIforfrss
Affections, Cankers, Glnndu!ur bwci{uus. NfNcs1
Wasting and Decay OF tho Body. rltnnios anT
i3lotghos Tumnts, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Dls,i.
der uaeaecs, Chronic Rheumatism and (}nrt
Consumption, Gravel, and Calcntoub DeposIts
md varieties Ut tho aboyB complaints to WHEN
eoMetimha arc nlyen spccfons t1uines.
We assert Tint fhore is no Known raaedy that
nNssGsses tho curative pnwer over these diseases
that tad"ay's kesoIvant Furnishes. Ii curesslen
by step. suruly from tho Foundation, and reatorns
tho Injured pArta to thpIr sound condition, T'ha
wastes Of the body hIo stopped, and bpathv
olHod Is supplied to tho syston,, from which nav
material 10 formed. This IL tho fjrst correctIr,a
power OF RaIwar's Resotyent.
In chses whero tho ayAtcm has hcop s1livated.
aud Mercury. Quicksilver, Corrosive 6ublIu,ale.
have accumulated and become deposited In ths
bnnes. Joints. etc. causing cartes Of tho bones.
sWcsll1lge, vhricoBe veins, etc., tho Satsapaflls
Will resulye away thoso deposits arld cxtartnl-
mute tho vlrus OF tho disease from tho Aystem
II those who Aro t4ktng these medicines Tor
tho cure of Chron!c Scr0futous or SyphItI,o
casee, however slow mny bo tho euro, "sfGol hst.
ter" and flnd their general henlsh Improving.
their flesh aud weight increasing, or ovoo keep.
ing tta own. tt Ia sure sKn that tho cure 10 mo.
grcSstng. IN thoso diseases tho patient either
gets better or worse-the virus Of tho disease ID
rot inacttyo: It not arrested aud driven from The
the conatitutlon. Az soon as tho 6arsapars
makes the patient "feel better" uvery houy
ypu will grow batter ind ipcreasp IN health.
strength. Gud flesh.
, 1881-09-17

Sr. Louis, No., Sept. l.l.-1t was UNDER
stood that the Pennsylvania IiattroAd Conl-
pal,y will soon reduce tho pAs,e,lger tins
between tllis city nnd Now York v!a Indian
npoljs to tweniy-slght hours.
Another Indication OF The PURPOSE to ultl-
nataiy bring att tic Could roads III the Vest
hial Southwest llIdor OnB management IL MI
drtlgr Just ISSUED making X. u. Lyle, rnr-
chasing Agent Ut tiis Missouri Pacific for t}d
past tel. years. tho Purchasing Agent Of the
e.tt!re system OF r0aus.
, 1881-09-17
SALE or - RAILROAD.

TORONTO, Sept. lU.-rho Toronto, Grey &
Brucu hallway lias passed Into tho hands OF
William 11clItrle. Of Hamilton, ind +. d.
Osler and Willlam Rau!say, OF Toronto.
They command thrce-ioMtts Of tho stock,
" avery RESPECT by Tho 1At Ut November,
Both tile (iralul Trunk and tho N1rtlirrii
Halfway Companies ind llattu m uttsr for
tue roAu, but they fatel to securu II.
, 1881-09-17
EATING IN PARIS.
Prentice NIulford's Wall nj Rrench
Food.

Prontlce NInlford's Wall nj French
Food.
s,n Ff9neI.eo cAronstt..
fasts. Canft vat anythfnr but roll md roffeo
he,orc 1tl.3o In tba ,no1ninr n.w ciI,Iv
.,e.t. nu.ou .oo0 1,n.e'e.t ~ ~ ,,,.,4 a", es
mornings. mo. ii bfeaK,ast nhaet NJ, awn'nE'
tira In Paris on any consideration until tho
1st ~ Nnycnher' md than int n han,iSu, n
.1. 'o,o.; "'u S..ot. W. !" "aa.u! "
s,.s nus plesy oa H. n'a3oas y. Oh syusy sue.
sees ten fires about him and thinks himself
warm. Our ACKNOWLEDGEMENT In I,nrls. Gnu-
oro,iv oid nowsnnn"rs Small ~ ,or on.,
eaastS w. ''cwapapo'S' s:.p, oano.' III aat "t1o
articles wrapped. And viii wrap pro-
visions III tllou,. Nc prLAo in th1s
natter. natter M neat naner bags or nastcbonr.l
, 1881-09-17

41~V3FF't
DErinlT, Mich., Sept, 1I-Dlyislon Freight
Agent N0onall, ut tic Baltimore d Ohio,
atld other representatives ut tho sallIe road,
woro In Detroit today and arranged with
Representatives Ut the WNbRsll for tho fur,na-'
ton Of u new tllrougll freight line between,
Detr0!t anh CllcnRO to run Oyer the Wntlasii
y Auburn Junelt9n, 1n1;;, md themee over
u strung competition 10 lie MichlKais
Central.
, 1881-09-17
THE PASSENGER WAR.

Nothing has yet been dohe by the Wander
baIt roads to got oven with the Grand Trunk
for cutting tic rates to Buffalo utld selling
round-tr!p tickets to that pnlnt, good fur
thirty days. The officers Of tho Lake Shore
anl Michigan Central Railroads expected In
structions from Vanderbilt yesterday regard
Ing this matter, but up to lust evening none
came, and consequently, tho situation III tho
passenger war continues the same M the tt,sy
before. 1t is evident that Vanderbilt Ii ron.
sslderlnR measures will! General Manager
Nswei MY ar ct the In Lako Sorc. who i now i,
vance Of lts enemies on his lines. So
now steps Will probably bB taken ilefur,,
next Monday, but 6y.. ti,at time it
is quite certain tho war will beeo.ne iicrcer
than ever, aud tho nlost, ,sat.gnInc encounters
IN the annals or AMerlcan rallroa,llng li,ay
be luUkett for.
The business yestordny Mt the vurlous
Gssegn 5cket G:eS 9s ~, Was Gt " eay
ally dull day. AZ passengers do not wish 10
arrive III the East Sunday.
THE DENVER Il RIO GIaANDE.
TltE TRIBUNE has been furnished with Il
copy OF the following Interesting luttor, just
sent by William j. Palmer, President OF tIlo
Denver u Rio t;rande, to The President OF
the New York Stock Exchange:
ia having out consolidated bonda Of higher NUN.
eef6 than shO6o listed Ut the Stock Exchange,
snts s;ou1papy Ia sone way IL chasgeAblo wlthir-
Go!s eoH,pany IL engaged IN building a not
w9tk OF iahes to and through ths sniIltnx dis
Sth .he ,cSvet s iii lilo arsade sosYesaaa westera
Railway, IN Utah. In tho curly part Of Inst year
q ssy hss ssns.ss e. % ,ow s % Rsss;
r. :sa ,e Z: a's: srs ~ s'ass ''e COT. 70