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UNIVERSITY.


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WESTERN FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Au important agree
ueut affecting TIE earnings OF al southwestern pool
Lines was made at a meeting here to-day. The meeting
grew ON the fact that the 81 Louis and SAL Francis
co. and Kansas City Fort scott and Cali Raj roads nave
Tor over year been offering special inducements Tor
freight between g. Louis and Kansas Via springfield
Mo- although that is than twice rs long a.
the direct lines o, The Southwestern pool II was dis
turbng and likely to cause break IN the pool
To ohvlate this Commissioner MdSeley was empowered
70 offer the Fort line monthly payment equal 10
its receipts from this traffic but the proposition was
reiected Lately the Rock Island Railroad Company.
member Of lie pool made pro rating arrangement
with the Fort scot line On the business TO
Sprin gfeid Mo- Kansas City, thus Furnishing the
= LOUIS and san Francisco Line. The result was To-
DAYS meeting at which the Fort scott and san Francis
go l.e- creed 10 abandon the freight line between
Kansas city aud II Louis via springfield Mo-. ana the
ROCK Is and Road cancelled IL pro rating Arrange ent
WIN the Fort scott ne the other pool Ines agree ING
moi % compete for traffic ia territory properly 1e.o gms
to he TWO Offending lines.
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nov 4 GLEu4N OPENED 4 DOOR,

The pole Of a heavy fegAt-waGon was forced
against the door OF a Broadway stage few days
ago In such "a manner as TO prevent Oh, doors being
opened IN either direction. Is 40 one was injured
hy tine accident the stage continued rs trip toward
Fulton Ferry until German, whose abdominal
capa.ily prevented him from making exit
through a window, expressed desire to get out.
He walked 10 the door and tugged away at il uutl
he became very red Ia the face but tine door I'D
not move. Stepping forward 10 ia. front of the
stage. hc commanded the driver 10 get down and
open ia door.
Can't do ~ said The maA, as he CLICKED to his
horses and gave them IL. rain.
Den VII -tate IN dot door Casped the Ger
man. rs he moppcd the great beads OF sweat from
lis heated brow.
staye away. l don't care replied the nmov-
able driver.
Tie fat man wad lc' % The door and delivered a
kick winch would hay done credit % pile driver,
but IL dd not open fhc door Aitrr repeated efforts
OF this kind bee adopted q new plan GId,pius the
ril In the top of Che stage. a. planted both feet
AGAINST -ne door with terrific force. The pIsseu gers
laughed heartily as .c swung himself 10 aud tro
bike "a uatt,riug ram. Tine umbcrs OF the stage be-
gan 10 crcak like those of 70 ship 10 sea- Suddenly
zine door few open ami the German, with ont
stretched limbs shot out upon te pavement jas u lie
had been fired from cannon. Nitha MINGLED look
OF pain ani triumph upon hi5 face ue picked himself
ul, au Was soon iost 10 view lu liscr-Dccr shop.
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TIE TIRGIYI4 DUELLBTS TRIAL

HIS COUNSEL OPENLY COsIMENDs HIM FOR THE
MrRDe p oF ADDisON-A ciNGULAR ARGUMENT
LUNENBURG c. H., Va, Aug. 23.-Ihe trial
Of r. 0a and for tie murder Of Joseph Addison was
resumed tbs morning Charles r Finch, OF Meckeu.
bnrs County opened for the defence lie began by say
h. that Nj Taylor. Of Baltimore, and Judge Drnry \
Hinton Of Petersburg, bad been employed by the Add
sop family s prosecutors he wanted 10 know, as tho
case might possibly go the supreme Court OF Appeals
what night Judge Hinton had TO come here To
p!o,ccu.s tos prisoner f0t tAo gold Of the Addison
family f,r blood money MI tiucu -ad that Judge
Hinton ald Nr lay oI Lad tle right 10 ptt ther lea.
ta--ts .p 10 Tie highest bidder Tor DoDd money, ou'
IT,. the frs lAe IN the h tory of Virginia that .
lelhei ut TIE Court OF App of the state had ever
been found liz. lts white tTlnire for blood money
Ur Pinch then read Miss HatCuett5 letter 10 Garland
an cOm- ted 4pOI Il at length lie aaid the prisoner
lsd acted only he should have done. Luhenb3 Z
CoU4tF only It's honOv-tIe war mad stripped IL
o. al The father Of the prisoner was unable 10 c
poy counsel fJr lis poor boy but the woaiIy Adi,oh
family could employ Baltimore lawyer and member
o. the Court Of Appeals 0 virginia 10 prosecute
ga and for AZ act which rld lIIn l"noE
r Finch .e'ecred 70 AddsOus remark after being shot
81 sm done FOR" and Garland'- reply, an sorry IoT
H. bIt you brought Il all % yours and called dttcn
lou 10 tic fact that Adlisoa I'D not deny THIS state
mont
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING AT BRIGHTON.


Although the weather yesterday was threat
enng and every indication pointed TO rain the Attendance
At the Brighton Beach track above the average
Tho first for purse OF $500. for horses that
have run and not won at Brighton Beach this year
mile. There we're five Pools sod-ViOla $50.
Eecrlhcr $50, Potomac $50, and field S3j. Oliyette
led all the and easily by two lengths, Potomac
second, n length before Camillus, third. Time 1:51.
French pools paid 800 80.
The second for purse Of 5000 for horses that
have run aud not at Brighton Beach l mile.
There were FIVE starters Pools sod-J. o. Nay $40.
Belle Of the North $40 Mrs Chubbs S2j and field $50 J.
o. Nay won By three lengths Rcgcide second, two
lengths before Mrs. Chubbs, third. Time $50 French
pools paid S12 10
The third for purse OF 5000 selling allow
auces. s mics Taere were six starters Pools sold
Tlg wilson $40 Ida b. SO and fold 500. Ida r. went
70 the 'front.' when entering the hOmestretcn and won
easily by seven lengths Tug Wilson second =
length before Major Hughes, third Tine 2:0l D. French
pools PAID $50 o. Josie H., Startle and Flanders ran
unplaccd. The winner was not sold.
The fourth was for purse OF 5000 for al ages
= mile. There five starters. Pools sOld-Knight
Jrmpiar $50, Mary Warren 50, and Held so. Mary
Warren led ali the way and by two lengths. Knight
lempar second, ten lengths before Maggie c.,
laird TINE, lO5ie. French pools paid SIS =. HIPPO
giraffe was fourth. Rolling Pin .ef; ~ he post.
Tie igsf race was for purse OF $3.50 handicap -iee-
prch0se short course. There were i've staTer- Pools
sOld-king Dutcnnan 800. Bride Cake $40 ana neld
800 King Dutcnman went 10 the front when entering
The stretch and easily by eight lengths. Moscow
was second, length before FdulcOnOridge. tnlrd time,
2;49l French pools paid - 3D. BRIDE Cake was Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24
R0WING ON LIE PASsALc.

The annual fall regatta of the Pa5sac River
Amateur Rowing Association was rowed on tie
Plssac River course az Newark yesterday afternoon
Tie ASSOCIATION comprises Ave ROWING clubs. The micr-
Of IN day centred In Tie sixoJred gy race which
was rOweI By three crews. The course was mile and
hali straight away from The Midland Railroad bridge 70
point near the Erie Railroad Lrd-a.
The fret race Tor junior scuefs the entries be-
ing miel Hopwirl, Eurekai W. II. Duerr, Ariel
H,nry c. Romme, Triton. and Frederick Watts, Ariel
The race wa. rowcd against a strong wind AMI tide
RJmmel won By less taan TWO lengths N 1877, with
Watts second.
In tie second race, for fou-oared ggs, four crews
entered but only three appeared namely Triton
sidney ogden, bow Dr. Edwin Field, stroke; Fred
erck simOutOn, coxswa.n; Eureki-W!ilian Stickel,
bow; Augustus Meyer, strokel Thomas
:. Husk, coxswaini Arel-Frederlck Free
man. bow Clarence Oakley, strokei c. Nil
ier, coxswain. Tie Iase between tie Tr'ons
and Aries aud was very even for the mile, when the
Arie- took decided Lead finishing two nghs IN front
Of the Ariels in 1l:l5. The Eurekls stopped a. tie
Triton house and then rowel TO their boar house.
The rd race was FOR senior =usles with four entries
Only Franklin Philips. Triton aud Theodore heer
Auel roYeL Philips Rugged tho cas-, shore AMI lost
ground. Keer took the middle oi Ike river lad won
vas nLidt ~ re 7ucoeeoius I'c,s ~ .l2 IL ~ Ice AZ
ivdl0aftd shells, crews wfc entered from tue ureh+s
rrt rcc Ear ioubie scu were .rf.r-d two crews Of
the Aries; No 1. Frederick heer bow, Theodore keer
stroke; No ,. CHARLES MiLes bow, Clarence . key
stroke Tie race vas easily won by 40. in lO39i2
The and best Of the day for sXo1reG
Three crews entered as follows; Insututs-J. T.
Murphy, bow j. a Hogan, l. j. Laps,ey, j. J. COburD,
" T. Il rr.s. H. j. McGeary, strOke T. !. O"IOOie,
swain. Euleka-Franci, Campbell bow; Thomas PHI
kugton; Joan Young, W g. FlaveI. Peer Yong VIII
lam \o K, stroke -. MCCLELLAN. cUX,walh ArieiH F.
Ci5AIou, bow r. = Beach, +. y MLudcyle, Frederick
Freeman, j. weldon, Charles IOWuiry. stroke; G Van
Y.iet. coysNain. 1T the word " GO tie Eurckas
sta red with stroke of forty % the minute, aud OBJ
ta.Aed q good lead The Arcls rowed long, sweeping
thirty stroke At tie END Of the first hair mile
EurcKa- and Arrs ,dc By side, with the Institutes
several beng b. behind. Before boats reached The
Triton boat house tAe Arie- drew away from the Eu
leAas and GOT len th the lead which they gradually
increased - about eng The nusl crossing the
line in IL, TIC LurcGas ,cOAd Ia $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

The Providence and Metropolitan mines
played on the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon The
Meropotans had their fu nine 10 the 1eld for the first
time in TWO weeks The Providence men defeated tie
home team by the score Of To The home team took
the lead m the laird inning by scoring two The
Providence nine tailed 70 until in their fourth IN
ming when they made The Metr0potan- failed 10
add 10 their scoro during tha ming Inning owing %
the sharp fielding play Of the visitors Inc Providence
nine however got Two runs ia tho attn and more
A. trtr sixth inning The visitors played we'll ga the
Held making bat oue error. Ne-Ou. keipschl.ger and
Kennedy carried on the ue.dug Aonors hlio c ly c
an the bat York Nava and my d!d the best work al
the Dai for the Providence uiue. summary of the
game Is a. fOlOwsi
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ADEcREAsE IN EARNINGs.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-Ihe gross earnings
Of tie Northern Central Rail way for the month 81 July
were 500 6s2 g. and net earnings S2227sj IS being
al increase as compared with tue month last ear
OF $3.50 Jo2 10 The net earnings for the seven months
OF Iss2 were SllOJ0lG =, being decrease as com
pared with the corresponding period Of last gelr Of
S37Os IS Tie statement of be business Of All lines Of
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company east OF PttsDurs
and Erie ior July shows an Increase in expenses ~
s2l2GlO ard ~ Increase IN nct earnings ~ 500 IL
The seven months OF 1852 compared Win tie same
period If --i show Increase In gross earnings ~
Il 4G574I. increase III expenses OF -, Ib,bol ana
IA decrease i'm net earnings of rO1cJlO Al lines wet
of Pebirg and Erie for the months II ls@2 show
- surnls over all liabilities Of S2ljh9J, being de-
cre4,e ~ compared with the same peroI IL ISL OF
81 "a =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
PASSENGER RATES

DIFFERENTlAL PASSENGER RATES
THE NEW FARES ADOPTED BY THE RAILROADS TO
GOVERN BUSINESS BETWEEN CHICAGO AND 81
LOUIS AND NETWORK.
The passenger agents of the trunk Inc
railroads and their Western connections continued their
discussions Yesterday Of the subject of dferenal raas
hstveen Chicago and IT Louis and NewYork Contrar!
% xpeciaiion progress made toward DEFINITE set
clement OF the question No agreement anong the roa'
having been reached on Tuesday decided to leave
tho ;iviu, ~ -ates 70 Commissioner FINK MI FlbA
award Was submitted 10 the meeting yesterday anu
after ling con ,deratsn was adopted ThH repieso''i
tives 90 The PennsyvaDia Company accepted me ne"
rate. der protest proposed 70 put Them mo e
fecf on @epteuber l. Tnr protest OF the fe'ns!Vah"
Company is regarded by railroad men as equivalent 10
notice that rhs new rates may De appealed 10 aro-
tration should they prove, n their workings % We
nptayo-ab.c 10 the protesting road To puI tne "uoe
thing H. "A nutshell" observed railroad u4n last nlSaH
our acton means THAI the rates VIII be put INTO
operarion nnt one o. the lines finds That they are "'
hc'ping it, when It will demand revision and al arD.-
tration b."
The new rates are different from those propose ~ ih7
last meeting o. the Joint Executive Conp!lt'e III III
portant particulars. Nj Fipbs decision recognizes ue
principle OF allowing differences To We
Eastern connections OF the initial western
roads n also fails to effect the important reduction Ia
fares ieh would have been the result Ga tIc t
of the ori~ral ra.es The schedule OF THUS A"H
It Louis 10 New-York Is a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24
TEXAS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Ar,rrN Texas. AUG. 23.-The Republican

AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 23.-Ihe Republican
state Convention was called order by Gov
eluor T. j. Davis Chairman " the Republican state L.
ecutive Committee Who afterrcalns TIE call addressed
the conven ion follows after abiding 70 lis advice not
t. make auy ATTY nominations:
The curiou. spectacle f. presented ~
this day "a ali the southern state.
where there les any chance Of defeating HE Hour
bon Democrtcy the secession Dcnucncy-by the
In.co,uItut movement Of the Bourbon
leaders and their newspapers calling
up,n tnr Republicans stand firm their co'ors zap
pial.ri. We ind tn,, Democratic press al
son bulIdozers VINO. when the Republicans have
been 6ia to go aud .ote rs party, have tA care.
I'D counties where they We're IN majority,
co.ored though taey might Doe, that they should
DOT vote crying aloud: Raise Up That gor0u. OH
Republican banner and keep IL a'ott" ANA they *
cerdngy m.ig amt that any propos ton should
Dee made. such us have suggested in my
cali for thi- convention. / am denounced by thes
faithful fcn4- o. uhrtv ant Do tie Republican party
;hi- ~ta.c for that suggestion. The secession Irli-
crs VINO tird 90 destroy the Republican
party are terribly pt ot about rae far that any man
saoud fOund Win record and character .ftenpf
ius destroy that glorious old party "4ta huge yoAo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24
HIGHT STEERS AT LARGE.

Ii was reported at the Thirty fifth Street
Police station yesterday afternoon that eight
longing HeymaE Bach, OF No 34- East F1rty-eveuth-
D. had OF the yard ~ ne foot OF East Forty
seyeutt and scattered through various siIeets
the vicinity. Officers Baker and Wall were dispatched
IL search Of tAe animals Baker secured Of them at
the foot Of East Thirty-fouita-.t rope thrown
over 10 head and with considerable difficulty The animal
Wa placed upon truck that impressed INTO The
service. Inc steer, which mad been fei-
lowed By crowd Of men and boys,
and petrd with ANYTHING and everything "a the shape Of
irlsoil. was securely tied and taken TO the pound.
Wal succeeded with the ad OF ci.lztns ID securing
another OF the animals at second ave and twenty ninth
a. which was taken ID a wagon belonging to Olcdrch
Dodi u 40 J49 Inird ave, 90 thc pound As near as
coud be asccTt3lucd damage had been done by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24

field yesterday nominated General ]. II. Young for
Congress.
WNAMAc, Ind, Aug 23-state Senator Wood was to-
day nominated FOR Congress by the Democrats OF 'he
Hfh District.
DEIEoT. Mich. Aug. DE. D. Lacy was renomnated
b. acclamation by the Republican Congressional Con-
day " NV '''D ''''''''' WHICH "'' ~ A''' w
ST. JosErH. No. Aug. 23-The Republicans OF this
Gs'fct Yesterday nominated Captain j. II. Thomas for
Congress.
TUCSON A. T., Aug. 23.-The Republican Territorial
Tonren'ion has nominated Judge De Forest Porter as
Delegate 10 Congress.
TOLEDO, OHIO, Aug 23-The Republicans Of the Xth
ONO District, in convention Fremont. to-day. nom-
mated Charles A King, OF this city. for Congress by
accamatiOn.
MOBILE. la, Aug. 23.-Colonel Thomas H. Herndon,
OF this city for reelection to Congress ny
The Democratic Convention Of the Is Congressional Dis
trct' held ~ Jackson, Ala, today.
NORFOLK, Va. Aug. 23.-JGdee Edward spauldlug the
coalition nominee for Congress from the lid District
ha- Withdrawn from the field Ihcalth il assigned as
the reason.
IL MARS. iowa. Ang 23.-TAe Democrats % the XIth
District to-day nominated John T. Allison for Congress.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Aug 23-rhe Republican Con
grcssonal Convention for I'D D-trct Florida,
heli here to-day, Unanimously renominated Horatio
Bishee. IT,
CHARLOTTE. y. C.. Aug. 23-Ths Democratic Con
gressional Convention for the VItn District Of North
Carolina, held at Wad thorough to-day. reLominated
MAORI D3wd, the present incumbent Oh the twenty
second ballot.
DIS MONIES, Iowa, Aug 23-The Democrats in the
KIN con sressonal strict at Webster City to-day.
mated the don. John Ceggerf. OF Macon city.
NEw-ORLEASs, Aug. Ex-senator Kellogg has been
prevailed upon to accept the nomination for Congress-
and announced that he would upon his return in
October make canvass. provided harmony in the
party J., not IN the meantime restored upon some basis
tual VIII permit OF his withdrawal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24
WEDDING YESTERDAY.

The marriage of Mis-, Belle r. Kinnan to
Sosepn W Burnhan. Of the iru, OF Hotchkss Burnham
Coz OF No SO Broad St. took place yesterday
- Trinity chapel al Twenty fifth It. ard Broadway
Tic bride T. granddaughter Of V Is Dsirauder. The
wedding quiet and attended only ~ tie rela
uTes ana mos; Intimate friends Of families There
were 30 bridesmaids The best was o. V Sinner
Tie ..iers we've A. 2. " herman y. b. Rogers Tho
elsrsy.laa the Rev. Or sullivan Weston u St
JOINTS Episcopal Church Tie bride wore "a dark-bue
G. vel uud HenuettA-coth travelling dress wiJu dli.
bon. ..uamcufs the present VI me groom liuu--
Caf-ly .cl tho ceremony Nr. aud Mrs. Durham sailed
loi Europe on the CuuaId steamer Gala. Among the
lerss.- present Mr. and Ms J. l. Wilson, Nj and
Mr. IL L. HotchNss. dr and Ms. schuyler WiIdOn,
IL. and Mr- >. L Root and Mr. and Mrs }. II. Morris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24
CoNsrWprIoN oF Blood nY rHE BRArv.-

CONSUMPTION OF BLOOD BY THE BRAIN
The claim has recently been male by Italian phys
cian had suocedel H. biz attempts to measure
the consumption ofb0olOy he brain 10 rs diverse men'
ta acts According 10 the method cOnuycdin this ease.
TIE o! tie subject be thus operated upon Ecloscd
a tightly the empty space being completely ni-
eG Win blood flows out o. TIE 10 tie BRAIN
tie vessel VIII nod WdtrrOr II the blood nJws
iTOI TIE BRAN wdt-r vs. j How OUT ~ The Sc SCI Tue
claim thus put forth that, ~ m ans OF , apparatus
cement there Afforded t4e sssy f4cll-
ties sseTug TIE demand ~ tie brain Dr DOol Or
any purpose. and also tue relative amount o. mental
power required ~ different prOu,-dud ~ coulse OF
different organl1auons-tO WORK olt TIE same mental
problem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24
RACING AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. 23.-The track to-day was
fast The first race. threcquarters Of mile, was won
by London 90 pounds. Pride Oj poundsl second, and
Patti QcO pognd-l third. Magic Aver. TcunysOn, Tom
Barlow, sir Hugh Dave Yandell. Par! Ihorn and Tim
Flaheuy followed in the order named. Maggie Aver
was he iay0rte. Time, l:15. MIruas paid sj7 so
Tho second race. one nile ana 500 yards, BIZ
the fayoritc Ida s,auhope nO5i9 pounds Kenesaw
NO- pounds, second. and BusLwlacker nO2 pounds
third. Time, Dish FrencA pools paid 2l2.
The third race, one ril', was won by Force G0s
pounds; Jake White NO2 pounds second, aal John
Sullivan 90 lVud-j third square Dance Durham,
Becky K0Neit and ,gsua followed ia tie order named
Tine, l. ~. Gutua's pail $40.
The fourth race fre handicap hurdle race. aboIt one
mile and Eali, over ,iX nlTGe-. by Revenge
az pounds; ,Aaricn.luc $50 pounds second, and
Glasgow lis IOuuAsl t4rd. I.Le, i5la. Ml,Gals
maid - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24
SANITARY APPLIANCES IL PARrs.-As

SANITARY APPLIANCES ~ PARIs-As now
provided FOR Paris claims have the benefit OF the best
devised system OF sanitary appliances 20 be found IN airy
city IA Europe The scayenglDg plant, under this
arrangement il kept IN central depot, where materials
OF every description are stored and classified OrJ
nary and extraordinary service. Among these sanitary
supplies chloride ~ imo, sulphate Of zinc, sgphae
OF iron and carbOlc acid disinfectans, and hydro
chOric acd aud nitro cleansing agents C1lO-
roe Of lime Is used ~ strength OF one hundrot 10
HUNDRED and i've degrees. sgiphate 81 Strength
OF once -hth and Doc acd L. u-ei ~ a strength OF
one 10 iOrty, and down per cent or even less.
For watering streets AMI cutters, Il h. used weak
~ acid o. thousand % water HydrOcAono acid
i applied 20 unais and slaughter-hOuses strength
Of onesiXth 10 )netenth. Atr0benzole Is $50 employ.
Ell OF tne same Strength.