New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

Hs E da A S% 'u5 e @ s c1e X
we CI,1T v XIV Adjourned until "Wednesday evening XIV
until Wednesday evening ir''' Avn
INDEPENDENT UNION ASSEMBLY CONVENTION
,;''i N = No meeting H. No meetiae III No meeting
meeting. VII Henry j. Raymond YIN No meeting held
~ No TGlcrn, Benjamin Merritt x' Adjourned uni
XII No returns. XIV. No rrturns XIV W iAu, ". Niles
XVI. No retnrs.. XVII. No returns
MckEoN DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY CoNvEHTIoys
District Adjourned subject call Of ti. Chan. II. ~
meeting III Aa ourned until Saturday evening, ~ Ad
S1fe g. on Mos,y evening" Adognse un H, We% DIES
< oy * H. e' y1i Asogrnetx NTH We dns.d,y
xiv No return; Xv returns XIV XVI No rHs XVII
No returns.
UNION LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS. -Senfi or
XlIth District. Hon. Frederick H. Hastings; XyIXth
District Dan. II. Cole. Assembly. LIST District.
Duchess, John I. Hull; Ist District Delaware Jcr
ONE Il. Lnndfold lid District Ere. Henry Atwood
Ivth. Seth Fenneri Id District, Ontario. Lanson
Dewey.
IHb BILLIARD MATCH FOR Tdg CHAMPIO
SUBTITLE great match for 81 0OD a side snd tie
Billiard Championship OF America between Dudley
kayanagh and JOHN Seereiter came or last night III
irving Hall The place was completely filled nearly
1000 persons being present including = barge number
Of our leading citizens.
Before the game commenced there wa some heavy
betting the result Kavanagh being The favoritc at
$500 " 500 large amount of money bong Invested Mt
these odds HE game was 500 points ~. four bail
caroms. Mr. {. OConnor was nmpirc for Kavanigh; Mr.
Fox Of Rochester for Secrecr and Mr. Victor Es,cpe
OF Philadelphia. referee.
Kvanagh took a commanding lead from The com
mcnccmert. playing with skill execution, and jldg
men; that a,'onishcd even his stanchcst supporters
Indeed finer exhibition Of billiards wa. Wit
messed in any previous match and the assembaye
hirtly delegated at the brilliant play shown.
secreilcr played well. but be had Of i'll luck in
the breaks throughout the entire game At the termias
ton Of the match the score stood. Kavanash. 100
>ccreer 7l5-thc former consequently winning hy 7s3
points 4 more hollow defeat never before wit
messed in q champion match. The winner, highest
run, were 49, l5l, ana -. and his average II SEE
reitcr highest score b. and his Average little
over :
The match occupied four hours IN playing. The ce!e
bratcd Western player. Philip rcman " Cincinnati.
has challenged the winner COR the championship. and
Boz. deposited s2E-as forfeit COR match OF o. 30
O. side. 90 be- pisycd within tie period Of - days
WINTER GNRpKS.-Nictor Ilugos drama Of
"Euv Bls-. which was produced nj tis house on
Wedne,lsy, is chiefly rcin,rk able As cntun,ne tho
ORIGINAL sketch u Don Caesar dc Ba,in. Which, when
well played u.uiiy cares oh the honors Of tho cvca
.ng TINS came rear being the case even when TIE
character u Ruy Blss va. played by Frederic IL Mntrr
Tc,htef under these circumstances when ho played the
piece in LoHlru the best part Of Doh cTsaf
business. and thus mnde Ruy ias the principal hene
Le Mstre ha3l ZAP 10 tla. but be did better. ana
had new piay written or hm. with Don cr-ir as the
tic. MI Roota played thc piece nearly a. pricioa
Die e. tie oiiginl. version AID accordingly gave NJ l.
T. Barrett chance which De- improved 10 make great
hi IN 10 as Don Caesar. Ltat night. Tor Mr Both ben
ehf bo.h r., Bias aud Don de Balan were pso.
duced Mr Barrett doing Don Crsai ~ before IA the
trarr and Mr Booth N TIE latter. Tho performance
vas llr %, unusual interest, and viii b. rcpen'ed -
nigh, md Tomorrow night. Mr.. Booths cnsnFcment
closes VIII ihis week Ic vii ,e follow eel b., Nj j. -
Clark We regret 70 learn that Mr barrett - T. leave
the " inter Garden and 20 30 New Orleans We sails
ou saturday - DIS absence We sh1i lose one OF thc
uios. accou pl.Aed and genilemaaly actors N toTn