Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1881, Page 6

6 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, JUNE 28, I88I—TWELYE PAGES. SPORTING EVENTS. brilliant. Troy mada four errors, of which | was now confident of success, aud when, at i 0 Capt. Bob contributed two and Cassidy and | the close of the full inte, which was covered MARINE NEWS. Connor onocach. In the first Innlag Koight | in just 6 minutes, abe was clear of Columbia gotfirston Woo's putont, and cane home | nud stil going well, thor seemed to be nA passed ball which rolied through asmall | no atestion as to how the te would | A Visit to the Monster Steam- Hole under tho grand stand. tn the third | resalt. ‘The Harvard coxswain, after pass- B h B Right again gota base on Wood's put-out, the inilo thy, carricd his boat over to jarge John O ‘ tnd cane home of Connor's fumblo of Vows Ponnldson, Fizsio A. Law. and 0, GB. wuiloy | apnen tho portneits of tandol. ! crnin, Chieagoz propeller Nahant and schooners | Sebuborts Carlotta: Path, Tucent ted, Weber, D. Vance ana H, Fitzgorat, geain, Milwaukeos | Wagner, Sohumnnn, ADE, and Kpontini, Rage e Proneltors Nocihorner nnd iin dnd gohoonsrs | aurrouniied by evoraeeonin With tha whee tontgomory, Manteaim, Atont Blane. and Ito | side prettily testoanad ti ths suina weet Janus. euihy Dulas Beboonee Well. Rounds, | materi wri RUN Of the filtres fs aren eo chosen. ci by the omblematio, hen. Cinared-<Prapellers Ib, We Atanchard, Alnskn, | trite Cunelarnaaeie the vivoste” ures OF bridge, ard ontsldo of tho draw of the two white lights which will be placed gn the wurks. ba enechite diants, Toronto Glohe: At the next acasion of tho United States Congross tho Lighthouse Hoard will nak for an appropriation of $80,00) to ox- perlmont with clectri¢ tights as beacons." Gama of Extraordinary Results in Batting and Run- i I tha avest waiies *, ing some distance. . Co- . Se Buitalo, Rocheator, and tudger State, and | of . ‘¥ starts i Getting. cll’scrounder. Derby's two-bageur and Gor enabled ta elose tip i ap Of Lyons. MISCELLANEOUS, Thongs Honntiagn and Marigactawe cons | Gluck 'somtaiaeth, hte eect uch i hardt's suerifice hit yielded a run in tho | nearly two boat-lengths, so that at the oneand TNH MONTREAL BLACLADONENS' ATRIKES nteumn Bar) Pe herent noes eat ay Kollogg, Paropn Rosa, nest, Dontzerh, i ‘iii A aefal ‘Over fourth, Fergusoy’s fumble of Jenight's Ahcwo-israrters re ny malte the Now dark grew Sipns of a Cessation of the Monoton: dveciat Dispated to,The Chteego Trinune. Brhooners ee Fitegera land snecpy ‘algo, coil, sereuteer, Resco inl anal Teablaate fn, Mack 9 ti cagos Succe! grounder, Hanton's two-basor, nnd a safe | wos level with Uarvard, and Just beyond this Most i 2 i 4 th sito. the { Th pravkdened by a Score ot Bingle hit'by Powell added two. tn the ftth. » point the prow of the Columbia sliell went to gn y HYAty Tha ‘Thoro is no new feattire | Business a trite mora native to-day, with fale | traits of Herotde Chapin, Maleoy, Che: intho atrikd on tid fwharfs, oxcept that the atenmer Valetta, bag ingsccured a gang of men, will attempt to get bor carga out to-night. ‘Thoy fare paying 25 conte dn hour, and tho mon of tho Singles by Hanton and Houck and athree- | the front. Brandegeo called on his crew for Previously Noted in Ship- base hit by Powell guve two earned runs in| rally, and thoy responited, so that at tho ping Circles, thesaventh, Another followed in the vighth second mile flag Marverd was ugaln lending, % of Whitney's three-bagger and Gerhardt’s | having made Int the Jottrney. fi 10 minites single, Evang, Casking, and Hankinson var inquiry Cor vessols.to lowd coal for take Micht+ | Aubor, and Meyerbeor. an He eee ye emt nani higher, at Ls, | sonic And eee tee ela de nt ‘he only charters reported wero the sohooners hms, A. G, Moroy, cont to Houghton, private termay Porter (to arrive), con} tu Milwaukeo at 81053 | Posohka Leutuer, Maric Ose, 19 to 12. _ Gounod, Marsch. | ec wraw c Vy tn Et Quobeu polico, under tholr Chief, aro on board, | xchooner Jessio, morchnndige to Cloveland nt | for, Lortzing, and I fa + Afittachs 1 roy Beaton by Detroit 8 to 9, ) ted of tho flelilna honors Cor Teay. Satu Peer cuaticont opel took tunes Tit | Lake Frofghts Firm, with tho Tato to | gemed with.ghitassos.qnd rovolvors. ‘Tho ant= Bt por ton Trea oh techtnged fram Saturday's ito! aunt Sary almaple, bub de aaa sed 1 and Oleveland by Boston day's postponed game takes place to-morrow, | Iarvard hind the race In hand now, Farther Buffalo 8 1-2 Conts for mosity of tho strikevs" If directed ugainst these | quit tttons ieith aonreciy anythioy doin, | Waneanigtsg Be fe ta ee, Ato Feullzntion ut 1 Tant 2 29S 507 8D and farther did Harvard dniw away, until at Cor % policemen partiouldely,s and somo alarinfats |” Lumber freight dull and rates nominul. Tipaphars A Roa qo Mocossary Musienl nts 4 10 to 9 i 00.0 0 O-0) tho third mito flay which was reached Or De prophesy’ an attagk , upon “the vessel, PORT COLNORNE. "At IO te fH. Seaterday the Junge Nhe este } forairoy. 4 Dotrolty 1) Heaney wee (ee Retinal 7 Tho atrixers have'bven well cautioned Spectat Dienateh to The Chicago Tribune Afty-aoron strong, arrived tron Folindolonia by “ Hae . thal y NE SUNG ITM ‘ark Wayni iway. ] Alttlo Interest Taken In tho Tinrvard: | eee rent perby, Sriites wt we half miler tiarvard wes be: | Around, tho Inkos—Arrfvals* and Depart | fs '@taeNiee tate Caetano erat Quist iteds. to KCinastony | Were Mott ino depot hy tha. Uneention Gace 2 Columbian Bont Raco Yes« ‘Three-base bits—Powoll, Whitney. tween three and four lengths In advance, | A. itos—Misoellancons—Alon; cidud at thole micatings’o hold out unt thoy | cornt Mary Copley, Chicnyo to Kingston, wheats | mittee nnd escortod with muste to tho Kixposi. 2 folumbia Boat First bse on balis—Detrait, 2, fow Harvard men on shore nud in the 80 iB Ret thelr domands, and. -disholiove tho storics | Pride of Amertem Chicagn to Kingston, cor: ton Battling, wherg lunch was sorved thom and a tordays ‘ First base on errors—Troy, 1; Detroit, 2 Jaunches following wero elrerring. voviler- the Docks. that worktngmen ‘nro coming from Liverpool | £. Bulloy, Tuicds to Oswexo, wheats 1, Ps Mure.) om Milde a of welcome dellvored by the Chir. ‘| Btrnok nit—Fergueon, Cadkins (2 Keofe, Hole | ously. As tho crews nppronched Regatts and Glasgow. ‘Tho employers in many cares | ray, Duluth to St, Catharlics, wheats Ailn Mur. '/ man, Mes HGebstor, to witolt tholr. President x . ‘ vert 2), Relliyy 2h. Polit, where thecrowd hind Increased. to be- . é.. would ty 25 eonta ait hour to the mon. but | ton, Toledo to Kingston, ett Atival, ‘Loledo to the ite: oH y Ny nit ta thoir quarters ag 4 Toubdio plays—lHouck Gorhardt-Powoll, tveent 00 and 600 persona, Columbia. ninde a NOME GATULRINGS. they refuse to. sign any puper ‘te that effect. Omlaneuuri, wheat and porn, vero House, on North Clark strent, » & A Viotorious After a.Sharp Stru, ‘lo Passod Oniise-ilolbert, 3 Rallly, 1. 1 - Ph i tg Y ‘This acetns to be what tho strikers desire moro P—Schooners MC, Upper, Kingston to To- CINCINNATI arvard Victorious arp BiTngs Mme—Two bolirs and fftvon minutes. final rally, and Mit up, her stroke to forty AN BNJOYADLE VISIT. than they do tho increase, as thoy want thelt | todo. lights Laura, Presbort to Milwaukeo, ralle |. Spectat Dispatch to The OMeago Tribune + Early in the Contest, Unpire—Powors, four. Ilrvard respontted with forty-two, ) Dy Invitation of Capt. John Porow, com- | union recognized ns tho bargain-muking body.” | toad iron; Samann. Soduns €o Chienyzo, cowl | | CINCINNATI O.. Juno 2—Tho various anctee H ny with which the racu was opened. Both erews | mandor of tha tmmenso stanm-burga Jobn 1. INBUIANCE RATES ADVANCED. Nussau, Oawege to Chicaya, goals stoame-bargo | thes composing the Olnolnnatt Sin zorund leave § NO GAM ATO, went past te Hine nt n rattling pace, auld | Lyonsya few fdonds, includiig ‘Tite Trinvxn Speetat Dispaten to The Udteago Tribune, ‘Abercorn and consort, Ogdensburg to Bay City, | to-morrow for Chicaga to” purticipnte ‘In the t S. PROVIDENCE. 1E AT BUF the cheors of the spectators,, Harvard's tine ae ght. Fost. A largo numnbor of exourslonists will iS CHICAGO VS. PRO’ i . Epeetat Disvateh to The Chicaco Tribune for the fo lig was 21 minut dd ae representative, yesterday uftornoon paid that MUWAUKEE, June 27—Ata wcoting of tho Arrived at Welland RallwabVlovator—Soboons | Company tho singors, The Turners and Ate 4 It remained for Chi and Providence in - o. for the four inties wis St minutes and 45 seo vis his hoard | cates pool tu-day tho rite to Kingston was nde | oe is a LM | ” Rd the & ‘t remaine! Chicago \ Burrato, N. ¥.,Jtine27.—The game which | onda; Colunibia’s, 81 nuintites anid 63 seconds. gentloman 4 tsit at qittrters on board Sard tenes BO conte teal. The following unis | Or Ero and Btowart, from jLoledo, corns ¢ 4,94 alstncrehiy ai gu vin the * Hig. Four!" The 4 their ninth game to furnish the greatest dls | was to have beon played to-day between the |" Directly the Columbia crow crassetd | tho steamor. Toraugh the courtesy of AL | forin ulanao was also adopted aud will hereafter MARQUETTE: Te OY WAR Or the roca ae cRaSdngorbund % play of batting witnessed this year, and to Uufalo and Worcester teams was prevented the ne; No. 9 Eldredge, who wag | Leonard, Esq, tho party wore taken to | be annexed to ench polloy privileged to transhin Speetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. ville, where thoy wil bo. ontertuinad for Louse pile up the biggest nggrogate score covet | pyrain, not tn’ tho best ‘form ab tho. start, | tho Lyons on ono of the fino tugs of tho | or lighter at any Canadien port in railroad cars Manquette, Mich, Julie 23,—Arcived—Pro- | hours, Tho Journey will then be Teste Bite § known t Leagne chaiwnplonship contest. : was seen to weaken, fe had rowed so | V.0.T.Company. On reaching tho Lyons tho | OF standard barges: “According to tho Intand palter Shelton, schooner 8. VP. Ely. propelter way of the ‘otto & MMissiasippt To By rt nown in a RUE 8 4 na -| Lloyds’ Register for 1831." Premiums for the jenna, ‘sehuover Verona, propollora W. Ds | titinota Cant A the ‘1 KT LIPSE, plucky arace that, whon the excitement of | vistors were met at tho gangway by Cupt. Pe Inoia Central Junction, and then FE ‘About 1,500 spectators were present, and en- AKRON VS. EC! . U Yl 1s i ze iv Be oloven duys ending Saturday were $2.992.28, Powaors and A. Everett, sohooners Warmington, | to 7 4 co north 2 Joyed the sport hugely, for, while errors | Loursviiue, Ky., June 97—The Akrons, hd Sonteat lind exssed, lie ‘Was cons letely ex- | row and oxcorted to tho cabin, where thoy were OL Lies alge anion er es CAE Py deoraoy (its, and Wotnleer, to (Chloana, | fa Rrontor, propyrdog of ina i Tae ated t it austed, sui. fainted, | Restoratives werd | wolcomeit by the genial Captain in tho followin, , viene ‘Cleared—Propoller Vieni, schoutior Verona, riers, ‘The vas hard | of Ohio, defeated the Louisvillo Eclipse to- + ‘ ge sh id Spectat Ispateh to The Chteaon Tridun etm eee : "| socictios ure all in oxcoltont trim for th wore mienslta) on mle aleees te ‘vos ahs day by n score of 14 to 5, aivan him, Tonk ha.did not acento revives mid brief spoecht “Boys, make yourselves at | Cervnvann, On Junesi—tho stoamor Rufus propeller Haypiian, scuooners Vettoan, W. | and expeot to render tholr full sharo or aca hitting and base-runuing, and i¢ ever a go hore iit the Columbin faunel howe, Té you wish to hear a formal speech, | P. itunney, bound itp, coal jiden, for Chicago, | *ouNe and Uh tolger Anco to tha success of tho Fest. Meetings for was worth svelng that one bert i 4 avi- ‘THE RACES HERE TO-DAY. paar cay cee my young friend Shumin, af tho Temes, will | pas been meu ue snicille- Grenade oni yauet ups! pe ET ‘ meee Mal preparations nra boing weld tor dent that the batsmen are getting the hang | nis afternoon at the Driving Park will bo : accommodate you." Thore wore lottd calls for rth Ameo, Felday aie HAR Dea ‘ x3 THE OAL, 3 Ngbterod, and is probably now on her up. etal Dispatch ta The Chteago Tribune, RT, of the pitching range, and are hitting with | grured ono of the best racing programs ever | Orrawa,Juno 2-—While out for a spin | “bus but that gentleman pleaded indispor | Spied Duplteh tothe Chicago Tribune Convanan, Onduua 21,—Clotrud—Propeliers Speetat Dispatch toThe Ghteaon Tribune, greater freedom than usual, Proof of this | yrosented In this country, thera beine no less | to-day, Wal altion, and, ng none of tho rest of tho party wero | SAnNtA, Ont. Juno 87. Tho atoanebarge Ran- | Buffalo, Rocnoster, aud Blinotard, merchaudise, | | Sr. Lows, Mu. June 27.—Tho Chiengo trains Ys found in the fact thot in Inst Friday's pres i ‘vy t lo-lay, Wallace Ross injured the stern of his | orators, any furthor speoch-making wis dis- | Noy. proviously reported aground off this piace, | Chlonyo. a Inst night and thls murning all wont out beavity game Providenco could yet but threo | Si four evonis, Faugiog in distance frow a | new boat tg thous Lean by repalted: | | ponsed with. ‘Tho party woro oacorted to avery | tuabenn roleysed, by tus, and fe now at hor Chuttors—Schooners ‘thomas. Gavn. coal to | loxdud with oxuurslonints to tho Singortest, 5 0 ‘. in, N. B., at a Mice . . LUMUER AT MUSKEGON, Special Piepatch to The Chicapo Tribune, Muskegon, Mich,, Juno27.~Clearancos to-day, twenty-tive. Sotpments, 4,000,000 fest. Carotul gstionnte nade nt the close of tho week plices tho umount af limber on the docks at 110,000,000 hits off Corcoran, whilo- yesterday they hit him for fourteen singles’ and nine- teen totals. Providence put in Radbourn to commence with, but he lasted only one ioning, and then gave way to Ward, who Milwaukeo, private terms; A. N. Gallutin, conl | Much complaint was mado Inst night of t! -part of tho big stoamer (nuxt to, tho City of to Marquetiey facents treo, and ore back to | of accominodauons upon the ferting oe antes Cluveland on private torma: 8. 1. Wataon, coal | Road. To-night nll the roads will sud out aaren to Chico, private tems; Doluwarg No. 2, coal | trains, to Dotrolt, 0 cents frog: propetter Godtroy, ore, Sroanaba to Cero AL ELAR, sf RELLGIOUS. the number of startars Is large and the qual- | Kay bont racu has heen postponed until to- a Homo the Inrgost on the lakes), after which thoy ity Eravoloss, so that fi sho alent may bo {| Mortuw. Lumpy Witter. returned to tho Captaln’s snug cable, whero an sure of.an afternuon of real sport. hour was spent Jn social conversation and drink The first event will bon club purse for all EDUCATIONAL. ig tho bealth of Capt. Porow, whon, bidding ages, the distance belng one and one-eighth the Captain adiou an! wishing the Lyons a safo e ° Ft foct, A | art of this lumber Js sold an Boectat Disoates, 0 The Untcaga tribune, : ' ‘was batted harder yet, his first dase being | inites, with the following starters: RESIGNATIONS. and speody trip to Bulfato, tho gentlemen cum- | hwalteshipmuae is Aumybur de sold aud | colonies dana we ambmicadioon= THE METHODISTS. four singlesand a clean home run. Wines | eaniskiiten, Patt, Sptctal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, prising the visiting party ayala boardod tho tug SUIT SETTLED. era Stampede, Venus, Sage, WW. HL. Vanderbilt, | Tho Mcthoulst ministera hold thotr closing relleved Farrell at second base in the third | taydad, duok Haverty, Tenne Haute, lid. June 27.—Flye members | and steamed back to the lunber murket, all do~ tpectat Dispatch to ‘The Chicago Tribune. Golden West, Higgio'& Jonéa,’ J. 0. Thayer, | mocting for tha summor yestorduy morolng at inntog, and in the fourth Filnt exchanged indal Wave, he TOS, of tho Fuculty of the State: Normal School, | Nghted at tholr visit and satisfied that the own MITAVAUKEE, Janu 27.—Tho casaof Edward @. dina, Hate Anite. zat ince AE Sibi tho Rook-Concorn Bullding, and adjourned ta swith Relly, the lator catching a beautiful | Loree: Harry Gow, which Is located ut this place, rosignod this att- | orsof tho vessel could hardly tind n moro gat- | Wright nzamstdohn O'Btien, a sult brought to | $a Unadilla; pteumors Inter- a ++ | meot next on the first’Monday fn Soptombor, a Ye Frank Goodriob, Lucy Lisi * lant sallur and perfect gentleman. thin thoune | determine the ownership of ‘the ‘Rohaoner ‘Two | Biytn. oi , ¥ ’ Pope ‘ . ernvon. Tho President of tho [netitution, Mr. jp of the Aol to Cl ff Now York, At Tho itev. Russell B.) Pupe road.a e Se commnadaee FOr ee Fee eee ee ese a Aeeeh, tgs | woo now communds hor, ‘Too Lyond leaves this | Hrothors, was auistuatoriy sutciod to-dur, and | aed tnce-onm, ead teslsieny soboguse Her | “Tho Present Attitude Sf dinemonisan.” ‘Tale BY Play opened with Providence at the bat, | Lord Lyon, ‘ - fur soine thu past in regard to the modo of | CVenin . taken out of court. Wright now owns tho cratts | kink, Haltoran, Reed Case, L, Maung, T, W. Gif- | religious body, be “eald, bad reeent! Ke ie : and three ritns were donated by menus of ‘th 1s last night Enntskitlen b np | feRcnipe and tho stundned of tho setool, On DARE FREIOHTS. GRAIN SHIPMENTS FROM DULUTH. ford, Vonug, and Lucerne. the ‘irat_ hniy-nentuty or ite exletoaee tees f Srrots by Burng, Hint, and, Corcoran, the ii the pools Inst night Enniskillen brought | Saturday lust noth parttesuppenled to tho Hourd | Quito « list of grain chartors woro announced, | ~ DovuTst, Minn.“Juno 27.—The totul shipments ve CHEDOYGAN, = growth hud not beon'a remarkuble one. it bad . o . I. $%, Patti $18, Bagdad $8, Jack Haverly $7, | of ‘Trusters. This aftornoun tho Bonrd:ron- | tho rate on corn to Bultalo boing 84 conts, The | of wheat from this port di endl ‘ Y pene Bs id h ls port during tho week onding Speetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. torinerly beun supposed. that, with the comple. {latter boing very wild in his delivery, togeth- | Storey $6, and tho field $14, : ered a decistun sustaining tho ution of tho | feetius was firm,and govern vossel-inon wore | Juoe 25 was 8,0W bushels of Now bard. Tho n Mt Aerivedeachoons | Yonot tho Paelite ttattroa HY formont Ath E eith doabies by York: and Gross, Again | ~The liifnuls Onks, adash of ono mito and | Presiuent, after walen all tho members of tho | known to have held for 3% cunts, ‘Thu ongages | work on the vlovator, Which isto havo nsanac: | QT Nats Geution aad stinnie Siateon; | (Wd a natural death, or, upon tho deulteof < nhalf for year-old fillles, promises to fur- | Faculty with but two oxceptions restyned. Tho | ments were: For Buttalo—Propelter Cuba, 6,000 | ity of 1.10000) bushel og yapldiy the | fs sing Star, Champion, and Minnie Blausony | 7 y + Ors UDO! lainise of ‘Sn the third the Clilengo field fell down, and ‘¥ Sub, alfalr ‘bns orented some comment, and {t Is | busbol: + propuller Seatla,ov.0W) busbet " Ha eee eee ee iiven, | Steauror Suginuw; steatn-bargo Lowell and con Brigham Young, would bewithout a touder, what with wild pitehing.by Corcoran, wild | Ssh @ great rave betweon Lizzie 8. and Lucy | thught tho standing of toscbuol willbagreatty | propeier itomake, ION bushels carn: pros | Puce for the Fouudution hulng nearly a driven | sort, Sut those suppositions bal, proved to be we > by Flint ant est, anit id fret May, not to speak of the others cngagi Jowored by the notion of tho Board of ‘Tiustovs Wailer ‘Milwaukee, 6300 busbols curn; SEMAE LOW WATEM AT THE LIME-KILNS. Clearcd—Schooner Starlight; steamer Kewee- } Srroncous, = Mormonism, despite its stow, i} Pa Aid maple a Ques ssaaritra A a sustaining tho President. Avot, UGH tushtle core sehouner Quien of | ,,,,cnelat Dimteh to The Galop Tribune... | jt propellers Nashua, Cuuuipliu,und Colum- | HOWE, sult menitonied 3 rematiablo vitality, wa ‘ym: acy Mays izzto 2 AU Tae be MHERSTHUNG, Ont. Juno 2—Tho propeller | bia. ea, i withouba base hit’ In the fourth toning Minn Sh, Hansbeo Finty. Pe ISECUNIT ERIE ig cri Hustle cova eehoonen Py shel Rastotirawmng fouriean fo tan inokesy wae | | South wind to-day, fresh,’ with: ruin. Wogey | tuvmeteat by Lrankiaut Gardoid a tis, tnaums y o rt * : Bee ATe, ne 27, don, 40,000 bushels corti,’ For Sarnia—Schouner ut = Kel i . i te = $80, Lizzie S. $18, . nivel era x Wishels wheat, For Montrent— | '0- - F Speetal Diepateh to The Chicago Tribune. VOsty ‘3 ie by: Farrell, York, McClellan, Gross, | Sag S. Sis, anu tho Nell SS. ci, | hud tts nut celebration to-nignt. F. M. 0, | Beopellor Senlokulurn, 17.000, bushels corn.» For ie LANGEST TaIMnEn TOW. MuwauRvendunose—draln trohents wore a | lutianciliee tho aeons tered ree sae ees ed " starters’ Sai rites f i ° BurvAato, Juno 27.—Tno Inrgust tow of lutabor | Steant-barge Bullonting wud consort A. inning, when York, having hit for his base, hts are cnsy, the rato to alvilization along with thom, Thoy were con-! bditie i elscorn. Luinber £ i 4 12,000 bushet t 8% conte. : Getuwas, Windrush, tocdul. Among tholnrge nurnberof distinguished | Ce toe from Siichi gan eve! Bloore, I shuts OF whent nt U2 Ne invory Blane ‘paseed thrours, tho Great. rola n dontly und pationtly oxpecting thaty Ucan- was neatly nipped at first by Kelly to An- | Gaiino,* Jonn Davis. zuntiomen from other Btntes are Gon. Stovon> jn being for ary, Lukes hus arrived, ts Of 250,00 feot, | Arrivala’ from below—Stenm-burges Potomne | would by udmitted to the [inion 4S 8 dovtrolga Tele: f | i g aun, Judge Manstes und Judgo MeGoy, of Keu- | {tec $4.25; and Grand Havon, $1. q and W, 1k. Barus schooners Gutiges, James | state, When that thn iy son but AeCltian followed with 2; slate, Mary Andorgon, x = tueky, and Col. Lilie, of Coieagon TWO ELNST-CLASS OESTLEMEN, Sud was curried by four barges aud Astenmor. | | Tavern, G, 8, Huzird, und Lowis Russ. iiuendo In tho Dated geatwe Senate eae es ee ir the Handy nal man’ ronelied firat.| _20 tho gicls Getaway sald for $95, Jyind- When Jon {. Gillet, of Detrolt, and Gon, PONT OF CHICAGO pont. vaLnoust. sutliciont to, provant Goveroment inter / aes and the Providence score stopped at 13 rush for $18, Galas for S12, und field fol $ YALE. Wilttam E, Steong, of this city, meet there ls n ANIIVALS, x 6a Speciat Disvateh to The Chieago Tribune. ference, ‘ond nothing but a revoludon ‘Gutall this time the Chicagos were not | the conelud ngesrent with ban sellingrace, | wew aves, Conn., Juno 2i—Wallor R, | Mutual admiration society, ‘ho followiug shows all ages, : mile Bimr Chicago, Milwaukee, sundries, starters: Bemie Shovoy.tin, Mitwaukey, sunt Peon Messuugor, Benton Hicks cop Sky! idle. ‘They earned three runs in the. first inning on hits by Dalrymple, Gore, Anson, Pont DALuouste, Ont, June 2i—Pp—Schoon- | would bo strong cnough “to dispeweas ora T, It. Merritt, Kingston to Chileno, raiirond | Mormonism, this timo,’ i. i ri ¢ wels tow Mir Ene i ven | nt ents; with the foltowing | pragoman, of Clovoland, won the Larned | HOW, the General fevls tawaed the Dutrait gen: front West side’ Oswexo to Obicugu, coult J, kt, | Mughod at Foderal bayonets, aud tho procaios tlontins, Pees Dotroit Marine Newa sys tha tos, acholurship at Yule; John M. Burnam, of St. | feeling te tt undzles. ! a 7 wHiy reciprocated at tho othor end of | rk, Honton Harbus, sundries. Noyes, Oswoyo to Chicuuo, cowl; Batitobell, Fate | Of Juw against, polygumy wore powerless, Te and atriplo by Williamson; and threo morg | jiatugonta, OOF ou Louls, tho Hurlburt scholarship, cluss of *84; | tho Huo: : . srop x, C, Hinidwio, isseauitbay ron UF Havon to Cilenzo, cou; Gritos, Cupo Vidcont | spenker quoted trom n recent nowapipor iter in the second on Flint's single, Quest’s home | gon, itewet! Kitty Woll: Frederick N, Jones, of Monroo City, Mus, RICE OF THE PesutiG0 Company, Crscado. | }tuy dycoming, Helo, sundries, to Chicago, light; Ponokee, Oswegy to Chicagy, | VicW. 1 which a prominent Mormon Uishoydos runana ballover the leftfietd fenee. and | Siny Ward, Fite Wells third Freshiunn senularsiip: fturrie Kichurdaon nts Gilet, Detrott, Mich—Deaistn: | 1,fop Gorse Punbur, Muskegon, sundries, id thay rop Cun, Hutlain, Bundrlua, coal, | lure t they lucked forward to the di tho —Mr. was niwung tho readers of | I write to thank you, and through you Mr. Pitts, ‘ "Gore, cell. In of dancayilig, Wi Cake, Marilee ina conaxawoon, * when they would old tho reins of the ut B staniis by Dalrs ape sa0re a ive Sotnut saab os 1 1 . | the weuduatulg cluss- histories. for your kluduuss in alluwly the Sweepstakes rub Coun Camapbar tardimiwane ramnbors Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. % Pag Aenean. Tholr faith was;a deout ‘i ‘dean hits of Burns, Klint, Gore, At- ntagorda was favorit in the pools, bring: toromuin i our survico tll gue own tig (ie | Brop go on Bay, aundrice, Countnawood, Ont, Juno 2t—Arrived — | ON, but ite theology wus mutertulistic, Sil it 4} Iuulted hy by Aines, find a witd. ptt. ‘tn aid RENIRRIL CER CASE Srmusoereny, Mass, Vane 27—Tho Amborst | Poshiign Goupuny, aud Cauull uot tonect it 'The | fit Ge B. Dtpekay, Lauine.on, towing. and freight, nor take Erle, for Chicago, pase | 80 traced u piralie! of rusumblanees (bowen 4) the fourth one run was earned an hits by BL ENN LEN SE. | Pht Bota Kappa prize for proflutenoy in tho | stykes handivd our lect aptendiliyy muting | TurJunntieeton Seutgeon Hay, towing throa lume | scugors und freight. y 3 Mormonism and Monatniuodunism, | :Botyraro & Flint and Dalrymple and Flint’sclenn stentto | There was a meeting of tho judges of Sat- | ppiosophical depurtmunt of studies during tho | eleven ronnd trips tn one month und olght dys, jurnuuwy. : NB Ss Ait, 2 bused on tho Holy Scriptures, aud to the £0 jer f gecond. Jn theaeventh doubles by Dalrymple | urday’s races andthe Executive Committes | Senlor yout wus awurded to C. 8. Spahe, of Cus | —bottor time, tn fuct, thin any tu wel vor | Kehr Myr, Sluskegon, Ininber. ; Rneclat Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune, BE engl Wasroucaled ongthae tie, BENeee 3 and Kelly. a jing le by Aeon, A mu ead of the Driving Park at No. 116 Monroo street ) Jumbus, 0, Fo eens iE; duerannertiye and | Hele TLC. Mtcuants, sxxcnnaba, iro Ore, Hania, Ont, Juno 27—Passed, down—Pro- | tengo missionary xonl, both held watnon 4 Ia. pee heen po passed ahh oy. Gresncave yesterday morning to consider whether fur MINOR CRIME. feo] under obligations to them, If Lean ever bo | Bote TaNo panic Whine take, iumbors pallor A Chluago for Montreal, passongors | forlor and permitted’ a plurality of wivoland | \ i} our suns, ono Cameds and Yn te diguth | ter uetlon should bo taken In tho enso of tha es oi parrioe ig a cafe te tan ag POR) ES ei aero ee IAAT yy Propeller Oeonn, Sontroal for | Rott rots, ceweresble fr, tee eaians of \ 1. two earned runs were batted Inon ginglesby | colt Enniskillen, whose rider was ruled off " eo arb. Stnosa. | hele Mato, Stuntteo, lumbor, Chlenyo, passongors und freight. beon principally ‘among tho poorer oluses of f GUS Mnd Anson and a -double by Kelly, | the track for qulling the horse. ‘The prin- | 2¢™* Garnorod Seont shoitelten\ Gene YERTRRDAY'R DURES | Bank B.A Sicholnon, shutulo, coat, 3 . HMR tho Olt World, who ware drawn to Amoria, by ai. bringing Chicago's score to 19, - cipal object of the inquiry was to ascertain 5 tonnes: Business atathis port showed auzowhat moro MakouO ty WIDUBEE, Spectal Dispatch tu Tne Chicago Tribunes the glowing picture of homo’ and lands. More a Inn game so full of great batting it Is not . ¥. 11, Howard was hold to tho Crimtan! Court | | Duane at et y ¥, lumber, Emre, Pu., Juno 27.—Entured—PropollorsPhita- | tonlsm was prolific. a. home, there boing 1,00 re surprising that tho. fleldin atonal ‘suder, | Whether Caldwell, the owner of tho colt, was’) yestordny In honds of $1,609 by Justice Waltace, ike pose raay (net or severil days just.” Tho fhaclroneore. dgivhit und Cunestega, corn, Chileno, Mormon = children -in Utah under & yors of surprising YY i + | a tbh “ ; i + | arrival of tho Dig schooners G, W. Adams, J. 1. | Hone aticukeastigiaieccenh ne Nurede-Pi "Gordon age, A curious fouture of their social Tite was ay There was n great deal of wild'throwlng on | 1 ay way responsible for the animal hay- | for knocking down und robbing of sundry uc-- | Caso, und others of the: lowerlaka flout ‘broke, Kt cael jCleitred—Propellura “Gordon Cutuphell and | axe. A gurlous foutura of tholr sooint, fe was S% — the Ohicaga alae, and many misplays on both | ing been pulled, ‘Tho Judges Satur day wero | ticles of jowelry und some spare changoa cer- | the dull monotony af tho river, "und tho tug | Kehr Kenting Luter Grutd Maven, lumbar. Phitudelpuin, morchandisa, Chicago, sisal a, 4 by y Fas i Aguingt unboro life. Thoy wore also a. conmt: at sides. Nevertheless, the gane was an inter- | Messra, Rowett, Buford, Dow, und Funk, | tain elty oMotal who was Into one night last | comprnics wero Teollug somewhat eluted at tho Senn il. D, Mouro, Garden Buy, pasts, : fy’ RINOBTON, , 5 .| nity of workora, and tolornted no drones. dholrs, x estiug duel with the stick. . Providence | Mr. Rowett stated thathy had been informed | wook winding tis tedious way homeward after prespout of xotting back finunchilly whut thoy |. cbr, See eee eae ys UN on, -, Spéctat Dispatch to Ths Chicago art iate tor | #8 Rerfoct unlon of Churohand Selb, *Vith started out with ulead of four, Chicago fol- | that one of tho judges had money bet on the | having been Gugagud 1 chu pleasing, pastin.y uf | (avouxpended fur qual tho past wick. Thu abs | sour dudcom Juexson, {tuskouun, lumber, Hunastoy, Ont. Juno 2i—Atrived—Propellor | all thelr faults, thora was inch to admira, al; 3 lowed with thres, and again with three, | mee in whieh Enniskillen touk part, where- | huvme * a little Cun with tho boys.) ‘The said | SUE) OF Beer EATEN Oe tt etc in trehent | cont cnet to Lake, lumbar. Niagura, from Calcue, whont though polygamy Itsulf ought to bu etagpod: Ps thus getting a lead of two; whereupon | upon Gon, Buford promptly responded that, | city oiliotul naturally objevia to the publien ton vas eo.lowor ‘and thoy exhibited no nux- Rebs eee uitng, Cudar Hey. amber. MOUGHTON, f out. + 2 ai ¥;' Providenes went to the front again with | on belng asked to ofiiclite ag judge, he had | of his ume, nor dues ho want bis miseing Jowels | Fest treed iontly looking fore tOTMer PONE ee Snectat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune °. ‘Tho subject was discussed by sovarnl of the Pte er culcao eountered wit six, ob- | stated tint lie was the possessor of n S30 | euumerated, lest ho be made tho butt uf gould | vt ume aN tno foneouut for Arai irbrlavor si. doseph's Tatand, ttos, Rovuirrox, Mich. June 27.—Clearad—Lropel- | clorgymen presont, and the opinion goncully St. taining a lead which held tl lout. dn Lunlsteillen: and ited Boon told that | maticod ridicule by heartless * bya" who ara | Ward to aamart udvince Pontoon for grain. iar ittvor, lo. lor Peorlesy, for Chicago, provalled that thore onght not to bo any attack: ay : aining & a w Meh ens Kr WroupsONr. pe ton that would tH mitt id that | table to nutico tho absonce of bis glittering dias DOCK NOTES, a z aa Upon Murmenism in general, but that uncoasing By It.is ‘such games that people enjoy keenly, | of course would make no difference. It | inond and heavy watch-chaln,, Good sailorein dutnand, > . vlforia should be made to orush tho crime a ie and Hi the. enguln rata between Uhiengo waa sliscuvered however ites the rules pro- | "Harris Cohonsa South Clark street eccond- | 4 big tlect due boro from below. THE SAENGERFEST. . polygamy. -and Troy, Boston, ‘arcester there w Vl at no nerso! i] eton t | hand gonds denlor, was nrrosted. yesterday by + 2 doubtless be wore of ‘the sane sort. The ‘Trays are due here Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday of this weok, | THE SCORR Bir. A a. Dall, formerly of Salt Junko’ City: , Ave an intore: ount O1 ol ‘vauor: '* Decorations at the Eixporttion Bullde | Fyre een of his personal nequatatuae ing—Musical Noten ‘with Brigham Young and tho othor lihts of ta. Tho Contra! Committee of tho Siingertest held | Mormon Oburch, Ho was satistiod that, apat race shall net aso. Judo of thatevent;al- | Detoutives Baier and, Lone upona State ware | ‘To Sallors' Unlon mocts to-night. though the rule has Ages been strictly ob- | runtsworn ayt by tho Sherif uf Boone Conuty, Thick wenther again yostontay outalde, served, Aulinois, allexing that Coben ts guilty of reaeiv~ Tho bridguardinunce goes into effvct to-day. When this matter had been satisfactorily | {ng stolen proporty Knowing It tu ba such, About | Butono curgoon the lumber markot yoster- 4 ‘i io two weeks ago tho polico of this city arrested, at . fn Very briof session Inst oventng ut-thohend- | from polygumy, Mormonian was not ao had & we APERAE AE | Pikentctied needtettnasontnedinie: | Heewecer cu wad Gin, size SVU | "age wero somonbat vali ystordy na furleres comer of in fallo-andHandetph | WB Boot peated, Oy ye ye ween ofan Sb. "ay a a] 3) 2} of a ¥ by himself and Bob Harton, of St. Jaouls, | from Heividerc, wuere ho was wanted for euv. | given wero correspundiuely happy. He Gurdinor, Burtuta, cout. Streets, Some - minor routine business wus CHICAGO PRES¥Y TERY. 1 5] | of o| al ol 0 e had telegraphed to Harlan Saturday to | orm potty lircentes, He confessed his guilt, ‘Tho schooners Garratt Kinith and Antaros aro Hove Anno Y. Mansdn, Mantsten, furmbor, clearod, up, aud a numberot budgos wero dis- An adjournud meoting of tho Chicugo Proaby+ 4] 2] 1) 3] 2] oF 8 | back the horse tn the pools. aiid had nian ad- | and anid that te bul heen In tho habit of dispas- in Miller Brotvers’ ury-douk bolng cited. , Beow Vince Seca sone aaa amber feiiuted, Hale mormag ut 7 ofeliek soren ao; | | An adlonrn nd ne ae tee ie tose a ‘ork, 1. f, 4151 al 4] af of o | vised his wife, who ls at Nashville, that hy | ingot tus stolou property tu Cobon, aud, fur- | Tho tug f. 1. Johnson towed tho mummoth | Souw Analo Mullin, Cedur tlvar, oodar posts, ciutics will arrive from St. bouts y tlhe Waa x t ‘Ward, r. f ant G3) Ol 0} #} i] 0 | thought Enniskillen would win, Copies of | thermoro, ncknowledged that tho eccond-nand | schooner G, W. Aduinsto South Chicago yeater- ‘ACTUAL SAILINGS. and dita Conte ees tha. ead etn ed MoCormivk Bloul. Tho RovJ, i}. Saulé acted 8 4) 4] 2] 2] 1) 8) o | theso telegrams were produced.’ Te attrib. | myn know that to wus busiue stolen property: | duy. : Stmr Chicau, 3tllwaukvo, sundries. PUTS Fort Wayne loud at S140 tem, and tn | He,bederstor, and, prec Tae one wae. Sues oe 6) 0} 4] 8] 31 3|B | uted tho nousuecess of th lors to tho fac | gaysete wine” Aiton “veranday upon k | o« ie Duar cantons Me aatea roe nats | Hae RORAceSL ARNE Pu vets the” Musi Verohae of" Mulwanees | Mota; MOMELL Fue Ma Maton tee a int he wns wlways slow In getting away ita “ " rip Kuanako, Burials Mi * | witt como in ovor the Chicago & Northwestern ( it Rov: ig it ‘Donny, 3d. 5} 0}'0} 0} 8) 1} 2 | trom tho wire. f charza of gbtulning matioy tinder falso pros | thursday ovening. Prop Sosaunage, Hentin inrbor, suridel : of Now Albany, Ind, ‘Tho Hov: D.C, Milnor, of Fi Pte eg a Ra Fg BGT fh, Gray, ve if i . acl. ‘ : pial Galslitipleilnoi-a | ,,fheodore Alcock, a trainer, sald that_ho | foran from HE A Geny, a tmiveling snigsman | rye Hino steamer City of Duluth, of tho Lake | jeu a rar Wolo Haruir adnasies, ; OU oy pretty modal In memory of tho twon- | Jena Kas, Wns Adailttod ton seat Be 8 dor ' jnsenen weeveses =) timed Enniskillen from wire to wire In Sat- | while Jn an intoxicated condition the © chip- ae ae Soparlae. Plauy, uren FOES cup IC Atl Honuul, Atluakogon tlght, “ ty-second Bilngerfest has beow prepared hy ‘Tho Homa Mission Committéo' reported ‘in col'al at nl al ol a | ttrday’s race, and that tho colt ran tho ally | charmor” beat Bim ut curds out of a gold watun | th tars evening with uvory statoroain Milled. | Leoni nn eeromiyhte Louse Hoche, No. 106 Bast Randolph. Ono side | favor of grants of $100 to Zion Chu ren, Wheels al 3] a} af saya | in 134434, the first half bots done In 553{ and chal, n rings anid ot {tlummond abirt-atud, i Gtahatn & eS aurtuncls Ata. urson gor bunt brab ayantey Stunde jPirea ‘ contig pee mee ne Hold flere ute ina, and 3201 to tho Holland Church, West Erle 5] 3] 3] 4] of 8] 1] which tt was declded to sustain, the action of | ,fikle Keote, 10 yoara of ago, omployed as a | 8 tbl bree EIGRWitutletsn, Hamels, S00 bu cora, 1375 brie | frundey proserve ity” On tho otber sido appar nee onsrunier tion Of ahiros on Aes ‘urns, 6. 6. BPSt a a 8h 4) 3 | th it whieh was, that Hor the | towestig in the fanilly of B. Stark, No. 420 Wert ) Tho ropolicr Munistev, which hasbeen tn dry> hours nad mindries hands; prose ) a Pet strvat and California avenuo, and, after Corcoran, 5) 3] of 0} i} 4).0 | si jtdges,, Nuit Metin: pas d cites, the | Firtconth etrect, wille foturning homo at 10 | dock tho puat week, cute out of alilter’s Sunday | gobe Avon. tuto, i bu corn and sundrion, tho words: Awol und zwunglgetos Nord dunor- | considerably ‘igousston, tho Committaa, ware ‘Filnt, o. ant 5) a lal a] of gy | Ter, be ruled off the track, and all pools on | o'ciouk Sunday night, after huving spent the | and tett yesterday for Luke Superior ports with Pelee Moredany Garden, auiniries, ixanisches Silnorfest, Chicaxu, un} 20 -Jull 2, | ompowerad to employ a laborer in that feld at ‘Quest. 20... Bi a] 4) 4 a] a} 2 | Me colt bo declared off, svoning with, 4, friond, A Iupe and attic kod oar arull sarge ut snorehnaden, , are Hohe‘tnree Holle, Chonoysnn, ttt = JeBl,, Singers | wae parplolpante ip oa aia coat not to oxeoad e300 por year ae aNtaalspace Psa id Ha Fed Pe i in e corner O! oonth and Li reeLs Us propel he ‘at at A L ” 1 No. WW, Ds ics Totalrissvessere sorseceese 4040] 3H/0013%] 01 YUN AT GENEVA LAKE, twosoingsccundrals, who knooked herdown | nats sunt ine. too Chicuge Dey-Dook seatore | ont anne seheed, Guaariemy i4Qh bu wheat, Unat Itandotnn mission to rosie the churga at Atlington i jaiiton, et Special Dispatch to The Chicago Triti and made a desperate attempt to outrage her. | quy, the former to be completely calked aud tho | sour. G. ‘Frumpe, tecsnaba, tube. Active preparations worn begun yesterday | Heights, which hubas held for several yuars, Innings 2ayaa7 ao ke IN la She resisted Curiously, und her sereains soon | jattor to huve tier buttom uulked, | Bene Mage iis Fores, Witte Linker Habt, morning by tho citizous of Chicago to decorute | and asked distnissal to Wieona, Ming. from Providence, o4-2 0:0 84 tom | Dame Geveva, Wis, June 22—A largo | browgnetn nor neaistunice Mt, Bed, Ferguson. of | “wes tus vuent chat wae bulle to test tho ine | Rene AuiceNtice Hor, Grand Htsved, lak, thotr Lusinogs huvses tn view of the eouing | whtoh city he hus recelvad a aul. “Sie oxplained Chicago. 88 6-1 0 0 4 3 19 | oxcursion party from Chicago, numbering | No. 405 West Fifteenth atrent. At his approach mnuon of ae tiling a vessal by foreing the | Helt York Stuo, Muskegon, light Bungerfest, ‘The houdquurters of tho various } that: the church was In a deotining condition, Earned. Wo, 12; Proviconce, + About #5 person visited Uns pt ‘Sut- | Ber assaliunts rau off across tho pratrio. eer eum talent Paka th ‘4 wren the ctr La Ss Dusts, Mtuskewot, Waht * wucibtlos aro wreathod in xarlands berring | owiturto tho removal of tho’ Boglish-speaking Two-bnso hite-York, Gross @), Dalrympto, darts MF seagate Iaviue nsbatt and wheel put in bor tho expurls | Sehr a. tr shonard, Latte Sturéon Day, Nght moltors and quotations from favorit und olasata | population and the incaminwaf Gormans, WO Bolly @. urday, under the usplces of E. F, Cragin’s |. ° re euving proved a fallin Perl | Bene Colt, Stuekegun ndeon Tay, Nal German borovs of song and musio.. North Clark | rere mostly uf tho Luthoran faith. ‘Fprou-baso hits Williamson, Gross, Diblo class, They mado the trip of the lake, IDENTIFIED, ene. | Hon Rellowerstt Satna, 14081 bu whent. aireue fe to ‘bo lined win festdone, bunting, | “ider Duqton, ai butulf of tha church, dex ome run—Que: —— Tho bir stonntebargo W, T. Graves, undor and on theif return there was a rowing-ruce command of that veteran scaman, Capt, sam By it between tho first and second toons of tho | 7° Moy ere Triver at scuneme ches | PME RUE hor fray uppenranice ‘ut thle, part Delaware Bont Club, a swinming race, anda | proves to Ho that of a Disgraced | built diy past winter, and looks us nowt and trio tub-rice. ‘The excursion was u very enjoy: | minister. ae yoaual Aa brid just boon sence ; ablo one, nnd they propose tu repont it Inte In Sr. Lovrs, Mo., Juno 27%.-Dispatches from | “Tho Loko streot bridga-toudor ts having an the seuson, Kanats City siy:. Tho body a tho man | oNsy tine, and contenuplates taking naummor y 4 Ursion to the Thousund Islunda, us the rato George Lolter, a nephew of L, 2%, Lelter, | found inthe river hore Inst Fridny turned fewiioh ihe contractors fur widentui the bridzo Behr City or Gmnd Jiuvon, Grand Haven, light Bee Prenta, tirana iluvon, Tht, aE ste ‘ First busv on balls—Farroll, McClellan, York, Btact, Williamson, - any "York, First base on errora—Provideneo, 5; Calcago, 3, Lett on bases~Providence, 7; Chicago, &., rr, Bituck oul—Kelly ), Corcoran, Filut, ‘Fare rail. Hines. S| Balls valicd—Corcoran, 07; ltadbourn, 28; Ward, i afitees vallod—Corcoran, 201 Radbourn, 7; ond streamers from North Side Turnor | plored the possible removal of Mr. Bartholoe Hull to the rivor, At 10 o'clock to-quy the Philu. owe and aa id tho result would probably bo chat ‘dul phis Siingerbund will arrive, end tho Milwaus | preaching could not bo mplntained. On motion keo Musiexl Sooloty will be here at 7 p.m. The | of Dr. Gregory, a committee ‘consiatipg of the latter Soolety will rohunrso * Elijah with the | prove. J. Mt, Worrall, B'S, Davis, and J.B, Walk: Rovtwoven Sooluty,of this city, al the must- | gy wag appointed to.visit the Hold and ave what Se Te ae catee’ unvo. arrived, | Seruugammonts cond be eae ee ve v‘ rly meoticie will old Ju ‘Bhoy hold wrehaurant at tho Uxnosition, huis quarter! smeuline: ela duly ing lust ovening, Tho,crebestra ts beimipoeel 1c Behe Hila Elmwood Bote Clura, slonominoe Hah, cbr Rouse siminuns, sh 2, " . 5 dotny the thosare driving § ten-poun x 180 nivoed. A prosa rdception is to tl _ HY BAPTISTS, ‘Double play—Farrell-Btart, ate nent mula strayened 8 day! or gwa alice, | ont ‘to'he the nt the diy, Bydivey BE, Btsy bait dal HI WIC OnMbIS hin to MOL DREK iy tinny | Heue reve Wing, kranutore Whee on Friduy at the Grund Pucitio parlocs, The Bantjat® mialstora hold thoir wookly com Passed balla—Filut, 1; Gross, while fishing, In sumo way his boat was | who was expelled from tho ministry by the | fur tho fall business, But voasetmen and others | Rohe H.W. Muore, Muskayon, litt, Tho fullowiny subecommitiocs have bean ap: | foronco yosterday morning at tho Grand Puolfis ‘Wild pltebes—Corcoran, i; Ward.2, capsized, and before uid could reach him he | Pragbytery at Glon Falls, N.Y. dune.l4, | having oveaviou to img tho bridge, who have to | Bete Molen Hath atuskqun, Hunt. pointed by tno" Frees Gawninityo to bo present | yrotal, Dr. Lorimer in thocbatr, ‘Tho Rov. Mt Pimecstiry an troy tiaton’ | WME ot un ourth | on ammoun Htammis unio ne Wa | Reus aks, WO uel me anracue hs | Ear Me re UR, suring to suyorsldayae ng ruse chun, Tuns, | Baan opgopd tue meeting with bayer, a aa is ve! vs On , ink Craw for Isto, ie of July at this: place this your, but arrange Fonaburg, ol Lake George, N. Ys Waurd He nuthority put an end to the nuleance und come | Be mt Aeposta.’soncerning tho condinoa of | r cir ty North, South Obleaga, |iutisn, eyon, ight... preset Aedrenday— ea, Lich, 8..¥. Stacie, J. ob BW Wilson, BM ‘yarigus oburches were mide by thoir respective 1 BOSTON V8. CLEVELAND, - pastors. Tho Immanuel Churen odifice wlll ments are. bing perfected tora rogutta og | Wis pastor of a tashtonubla chart amt we ollud the Contractor to put w Builicient Lorca Spectat Dispatch to The Chiedgo Tribuns, vat-rigged boats, Good purses will bo offered, alerwards confesud to sundry oO work to gamplete tho uiteratlons doslgoud rving Crabbo;: Toursduy—Carl : Claussen, Leo GanatamtPund Sohuster?” Felday—W. A Gull of adultery. Stray lias resided in Leaven- Van Muk Stora, M. ii; Ncobo; Suturday—F, Gine |, Probably be ready for ocuupancy this tull, CLEVELAND, 0, June 3%—The game to- andyus there nm soma tine bouts pf Uiat chm | Worth wines Inst March, wirera he hefit a po, | WtBOue aby further dolby OTHER BARE FORTS: dele, ArSpleas, Emit Tidensier, ‘Tha gatim fe pe ogiutions oF Feanoct to: Ue giomnory of, tbe day was not wcreditabla one to tho Cleve- | ““iis ‘stenuboxt oxpress comiaenced rune | #tloas bookkeuper ju 4 business housy, ut |, - AROUND THE LAKES. Aptctat Diapateh to ‘The Chteago Tribune, | Fee rE Pete Te ONE thomsclvos fa ‘Dr, Northrup mado an earnest uppeal in bo Tnnds. ‘The batting and flotdl theides | uliygto-day, arriving ab 10340 ond departing | TeMVing a tattur, that ils wita'a brother wioK Wonk lo neue abe ¥ : halt ot tue Morgan Park Sominnty, tar eich Ib ands. e batting and flolding on both sides nin to By, arriving ‘at 10:45 anddeparting | tind cstirted, West with the avowed trott Mart urate oie cutckeat wort Detnort, Mich., June 2%,—Passod down—Pro- {THE EXPOSITION BUILDING, : fg onrnoatly desired shat an endowment, fund ip et i Intention oof shooting him, + he’ Ie! U olla oncord » | | Thodecorations, both exteriorandintoriorattha | immodiutely ratsod. [tis unders! BA Se eer or bneees ote wet O, Waltor hos {ust completed n fine now | {entl it Sliwottng him + he | lett | Dairolt Marine Nee SEE Meats Berna foots cate OF Concord arid: sohoonor Ja Lastab it rorat th derstood THY j- | loaalag fron-oro was porformed lust Bunda: (er, soventyeive feet long, ab the font of | Mesonwarth hataed Ms navies ane MiP Mts | morniuy we Escanaba, uo. propolter Yorost Baker street, near is residence, and various | jrute brother-in-law hnd visited Lenvenworth | City and consort Harvey Hf, Brown arrived at other parties have'put. in smaller ones, aud returned East. Coming to Kansas. City, | Escanubs ut l o'clock Sunday morning, At 9 i, U, Goodrich, of Chicago, has just com> | hy must have fallon inte 1 despondent anood o'clock the same morning the Harvoy H. "nrown pleted i pleasant eating ott the Inkeshore, anal gougiit fo drown IMsgorrows and roubles | jad in nor eargo of 1,08 tona of ‘Ororand in. ti project of bulldituea railroad frow Harvard | a\f" Aen Annas Waal i roflawvels aftornoon was nijaln at gow, escorted, as usual, to the head of the Ink Is being seriously | forever, ‘The body was identified Inst night | YY Ho Voreat Ciry.” considered, and tho perfection of the project | night by A. ‘Ay Fenn, a member of the Cit ‘VRSSEL LIGHTS, | 3s probably only u questinn of thuo, Council of Leavenworth, and the Rev, 1, 1, | _ ‘The law requiring alt crafts to carry a light at Lebigb, Boston, and Atiantio; stoam-barges D, W, 3tust and echuoonors D, K, Clint and .L, 0, Butts, ‘f. W, Palmer and sotoonor Ogarita, John M, Gitddon and schooners Bophia Minch, YJ. Wobb, and Q, P, atinch, Clinton,und schoon- ors Grimsby and Clyde, Suniine, Holle Cross and barges, East Boginaw and barges;, schoonurs Galati Shandon, N. Redington, and Mystic tar, 7 Arrived—Stonamer City of Cloveland, Exposition Buridinz, have teuebed an advanced Blaye, and attrauted no little attention yostorday from the nutive population and the — preliml- nary throng of visitors who will swarin Into Chivaza during Silugerfust~ week. ‘The main aint OF intorewt’ outside tho building, of courao, J4tho main entratce and: tho balcony Immudl: atoly over it. ‘The butcuny posts aro twincd with overgrpons, and set olf at tho top with sbiclds aad: banner plcces, boaring the unmes Of suyeral of, tho singing sucioties, Gor man. in toot . foxta, otc.. Tho ereut cons ral! ateriolon that ° 000 hos already been promised, and tho friends ofthe ‘eominney bo thy tulso 4 respectable sum hy, subscripiion. Dr. Hurlbut and the Reve icon and Burhve were appalnted a committee topropare rosolutions of sympathy with the movemont for the relief of the Bominary, whled aro to be signed by the Committeo und olficers of the Conlererice, - a8 sab aaaramaaylled stereo sata Gov tbe jo Conference waa no! ; first Monday in Beptembor, and olosog the moot ing with prayer, was partly duo to Clapp’s hands being sore, Kennedy has not yet recovured from injurles recelved last Friday, In tho fitth Innmy three singles, a double, and n threo baser ylelded three runs for the Bostons, “In the elxth Inning Cleyelands scored tive rns on threo hits and four errors, In ‘tho nluth inning the’ first three Boston: batters mado safe hits, and brought Inthe winning runs, Brown, pastor of the Congregational Church | night in somo instances crovtes tho very danger | Pussod up—l'ropollors Budger Brate, Russia, | ¢ i { a at the rour of the ¢ Hiatus 123980078 D HARVARD Va. COLUMBIA, Pree att Bray left Lewanworth June f, | Wtecuketoavold, An Brio yacht nearly ran into | Commodore, Demware, aud Eapjro siute; | Paleony. aud eondisteor. a quartet of aym- | . DuspLAINES CAMP-MEETING. Clovelund, 08001,60 00-9] New Loxnoy, Conn, June 3%—Tho War- | aud had not been heard from since, Le | tho outer cud of: tho north pier wt uttalo the bola, Iitoswenhyures, with quotations Si ‘hn i o Rare my tho: Silngorfeyt. program bn. either aido,—those Hing nipia'sndor tho valeting ‘utoprly to the rusts’ Tp} yee kaBaN ‘Tow pluinaio,” *Balainis.;and " Brunnon :. Wondarbar,” and those at thepouttern cul to: Oulyssous” Houthovon ¢ Ghpral Bympliony. Ps igure'pt tho jostun a 930 0 5'0 30 10 Haruod rune—Clovoland, $1 Boston, 5 Fielding crrors—Cleveland, J; Hoston, 4. Hiaso bits—Clevoland, 13; fhoston, J, Two-buse hits—Clapp, Crowley, ‘Threo-bago hits—Deusley, Hornuny. Firat basa on balle—Cloveland, 6; Hoston, 2, First base on erroré—Clevoland, 2; Huston, 1, Late on bases—Cloveland, 7; Hoaton, 5, Struck qut—Soynabun, Morrill, Snyders Bulls called~S\cCormiok, 2; Fox, 116. Strikes culled—SicCormick, Wy Fox, Hl, Doudlo eo cere tone Burdouk-Morrill, &, stonm-burges Jarvis Lord,O, J. Kershaw, On- tonagon god barves, Aborcorn and barges; schooners Constitution, F, L, Danforth, 8t, Louls, Varana, Ger, Frung Sigel,i}Annio Sherwood Willian 1, Preatou, B, Jon O, Barnes, Bir Tho Chicago District Camp-Ground Assucta« tion held a meoting yestorduy noon in tho ollie of A,.G, Lane, County-Behoo! Superiqtendont for the pu of making proliininury arrange: pad Pea Rea rata A eT bY “ a nes CUTE! c ig Acai dizeo, Gaujeday nd Camden | mito wu Dadordate Bie HR. Hoag, ori ae ts and cme ebeclaiar ee tng balooay Fei ae 1 | tnittees fur the coming mooting, Me, A.G. Luge was chosen Prosidont; J, H. Pourson, Vico Yresldent and Suporiateadent; W, 8. Varitys Becratary and Trousurert and Musara. Schermer horn, Lane, und Houg a Committee on Railroads and Builos. The Rov, W. C, Willing roported that the Rov, ‘Thomas Harrison, tho well-known ro Ci 1 went by the name of St, Clalr, and was | otvor night in trying to make the chuunel/as the an Cobnsbie race Waa omrad Loko cOUtrary, Known ts n (ule, Industrivds man,A nume | Belmsimin was decoived by tho light on aa ane bo Metts was done tn th f ber of letters have been recelved ut Leaver shured oeualCay withio tne bay, und which ho qugnes was done in the way of propa | worth since his departure from that elty, | wists wahoro lig arte press the rat Ratt of tas rape haat anu re ouled Isl ho ‘the min HS oe Cteh ot Tho sult brovgut by Artour Clarkson, ownor - . fied the expectation of aliard strugete, but | Ws history, thls friends in the Hast haye | of tho acuooner: Encwblrd. aguiuge tha Groat aftar that polut the rage was Harvard's, hor been telegraphed, : | erbnul stud inmuranod ai tho voxsel, wha crew ul a . 0 q “ut AS Ole Sacconds, ho moraine tog fet iho atmos: |g EXHIBITION OF DAIRY PRODUCTS, | fled wt Orwexoyon Hriday, ue, lnuranco oun phere heavy and.damp, which acted Nke a Cepan Raving, Lu, June s—-AL o regular | TOY cock ot ee geoibind Gaiybielt thoy wil if i ny h xy will wot blnkel on the spirits of the partisnns of meoting of the Board of ‘Irado this ovenng, | pay all bill, .:. ey YORT NURON, ; Pon, Hunow, Mich., Juno 27,—Dowa—Propel- Pa oe bere eee ar an Ls ying Blige, A. A, Turner ‘auld burges, Oity of nourd and barges, ‘Passed balle—Clapp, Wild pitobos—Fox, 2 Time~Two bnure, ic arges. . d hich was largely attonded, they guaranteed AN KYB TO BUSINESS. Up—Propollera Jludzer Btato, 0, ¥, Kershaw, Vivaliat, bad been opyaged to participate in the ub the two crews, and the course presented n | fy r.cobperat fin land: stich’ accommodations an Buliua and burgess echoonora ¥, L, Dant Cawpemocting, The railroad fare botween Chl fe 7 Eee poverty-strleken spectacle compared with | ne'aro infesanuy for, Wie auccusutul holding | CAPM aA ott MaStaey cutsidocarntak | PAmmaa Be Lows, Gen, ¥. Sigal,” =" tapas the eamp-ground was Uxed até cont: ind south, Ig! wel, ts weather tine. Pout Hunan, ai eb dune ‘370300 Py m— , festooned with tho aaine qoutarile surmoynter assed up-Fropelivrs by harps, and sot off with abl formor occasions.” ‘hore were no gaily. | of the exhibition of dairy products, jinple- | tats buve boon oxamining the new cual Letween rated goto aet ee Runs decked yachts lining. the Waterway no | monts, dalry cattle, and peully, a8 Pyaposed Ningure and Geneva Streols, Bt, Cathurincs, with, BE AS and money was appropriated to construct & re tt - Detuoit, Mich, June 9%.—Derby was an steamers cuvered with bunting, no deafening | by the National Buttur, ty ear O the. varius soictios and of-nrtista |. beak-Wwalk from the dopot to the camp- gro jodore and ‘Delas Ri ues, and & view ty building «4 large warehouso, An onen, 0. O. , | and composers more oF toaa fauilivr to.musical |: 4 - $i Wpronr of stoam-whilutles aud cannon, no en- | Roclation In Noveniber, next, Kocratary eierisan ebipe lif wae aieg on, te ercuns aercanada, Van ‘Greaubonzes Sete ortiok, Gare The general cffoot, while produead oy -. CONGREGATIONALISTS. | *K} hand to-day, and pitched such a wonderful | thuslasm; in fact, nothing but the lines | Littler was present, and, {a behalf of. the pee Bs oy we ilcat od jocklngarouud, | Joby Wesley, Camden, and W,'L. Prestony: tue .| very siraple mouns, is at once pleasing andi ats.|.,;Tho woexly conference of the Chicago "HY game that ‘Troy's heavy’ hitters wera shut'| which warked tho'course to indicate thata ) Assuctation, ucknowledied the |proifered beta each ig lysines eu Acs, Smilh and Argos. puxe. Gd tractivo. D m "og Maret 1 | gremational ministers was hold yostorduy wore” ‘sh. out, becuring but one baso hit in the first alx | 7acu Was about to take ulace, liveralijy, and ussused them evory . effurt : sa is wa Propel ere in ff @, Quebec, Proge TUE INTERION DECORATIONS *. x im ong oF the parlors of tho Graud Pacis i Columbia was on line,and waiting uearly | would bo made to’ make the exllbidon w | _ The te Edsall; Cant, George Ullford, Chiefy Prussia, James Fisk, Jr, Atlantic, up to dato consi; for tho most part of nu axe) | Hotel. Hrof, Jumos Clurk opened tha mect Pa Rat areencet wetting te tantty Witrd | area ininytes, before the Harvard, erow | grand success and a erviit to the country, Fe a OE oO oe at a a a gore’ aeirone | traordiuary array of haticlength. portenite af | auls gener, (Sn.cledon, Uy bale, eaulted | | See Werte ak piped spinal tate | SEE See has anes tnrrentnese a ANTEMONOPOLY Leacue, | eeviegamcr iz Muti, tno and arived | sense Asteupe and tare eevooner AU | Situ vig kaddond, oho any that bros | Sent and Pr Gadagrd a uote, Oa te * game, a mull vy Powell, the new firat-lages | Of the Water tirst apd gota sightadvantage, | a ryaxy N. Y,, dune 2%—'the Chal || Siukinu the tow from ‘Toronto to Progoots ia tug ind west, brisk, Weutuer lao, colicston of Eee inDE sido, aa oa Epin rede E Boe te a atiryiug Pree thu, constituing tha sole error, Powell leu | 4 wost determined strugsty ensued for hulé | Atwaxy, N. ¥., Junu othe Chalrmatt | unprocodeatodly short time of threo days and | ‘|, : BURFALO. gollaction of plants on cline, tio ad FON on | trae Of tus work among tho bloruons: ‘ae fi. set tha batting, and guarded the bi fully, | Bille, and Harvard) by the hardest kind uf | of the Executive Committes of the National | slzteen hours Bpsctal Disbateh to Ths Ohteago Tribuns. Ce ee teue is that of Hugthovens |'Heury K. Gordon, bus latoly arrived from Colo . Ay 4 rt 8 ry re y qi alle: of co en i 0 if + Sinely, and two of his foul-tip catches wore | laboring as hdrd as any oursman, Pfistvard tice gn the Btatee” psy ee ss ; ee ee oe ue SEE er ee tt eae eee ee ea cawmaadad pt priet intervals’ of geen pectin Will bo-beld jntso wack) ifs gy