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, 1875-09-15

Ftrst Base OIL Er7oYs-0lenn. i. Chicagos, l. Dond,
J.; p. Allison, l; York, l Ferguson, 2; Hansen, l.
uartfor1s, 0.
Lt}r on Basea-Glenn, /; Waterman. 2; Golden, L.
Chlcagos, 4.-Boad. D. Altiaon, !; A.. Allison, !
Carey, j; Ferguson, l llem1en, 1.--u1Etfosla o.
Eases on Called 8aiis-l1as:ings, !.
i'a4Ha Bai!s-Iastings, 2; D. Allison.
Runs Earntd-Nonc.
/. T1as Of Gatne-Two hour.
Unsnr-u. Dehlmau, st. Louis Club.
Goubis PtaEs-Pete1s, Hines, mud 6lorn, q Carry
and Mills, i.
Ffld t.thss-Dond, l..
TAK TRIBUNE vs.. TIE TE1EunApuERs.
After 6a4efM attempts the bali nIno from THx
Tni1uax oflce ha. succeeded IN scoring victory In
ga1no With the ". q. Telcg1xphers nine. Ths garuo
Against tho tsls9raphsrs.
VIGOROUS GAME, .
LITTLE NocA, Ark, Sept. la.-Anothas baseball
this evening. Tho phuut1T scored n ani tho Qccl.
densss t. William HAitzmxn, third baao1nau Of tho
phnni1 Club, had hia lsft arm brakeu while running
base. Another nemooF had biz laft hand split open.
D11oN TOURNAMENT.
9eteat Dtst4aish to Ia Chtedqo n15was.
DIXON, ill., 8cPt- IA baseball tournament will
be &ynn oA tho grounds under tho auspices Of tho
ISOLATION, commencing a ~ O'Clock. libernl preml
uns ste aesed which will b competed for BY cluta
from Reiahbofing citius md town..
IN PxTTIcoATH.
anse0f D.lplt<h 10 Fhs Chicago Ttfkua$.
nLooM1SnTox, ILL.,. Sept. lt.-Tha fstuAts bAso-
bsllistA, Nrunctes won, 60 10 90 Vary poor playing
GAME At c1N0lANAT1.
crSotsnar1. O., Sept. 1.-nassball: Rk Louis
Reds, !: Stars, 8.
, 1875-09-15

Rtssnn, WAS yrsteraay discharged for !neflr!cacy.
Tho rcagnRtion If famcs Rat:a.ottl WAS tccnFtcd.
Tho Doarl Of ruhlIo Wo1.I yesterday iA*uel \
vourher ri $a.~H for work an thu foundations Of
the NOW Ha'er-'Fnrts In lilo Vest DiyisIop. II. u.
Cox /. tho contractor.
The board nf Public Narkn 1ritartlay opened fo,r.
ftcn bt.la fer tho construction " n Rewer IN 1Itana
eveslnc, For aswer AZ fttI Il, diameter in'tween
ThttF-Af1h and Thr3yssrtnth strcets, DsYl ifai,t-
ilans tilt Ut s14p WA the liHnE, and Tho hau,e cnu-
lion Of rewcr feat ia dAn,cr fru.l Th!rty-neycnLh
to Thtfy-nnih stteetF.
Tho Maynr aud nen,bpra Q: tio l3oard Of Public
md CiascaE!. to t1spcet suro new tnyeIuents In
thoao cftits rheY wcrn accomr snea by Mtelrs Full
tom SGce. and several other c,ntexctp!a Tbc rartt
will rttnrM the fast n1tI.lr III whIrh arriyea III ts
city Friday morning.
THE HOARD OF HEALTH.
Tho regular weekly injecting Il the Doartl Of Hoajth
did mt takn place yrHtertay nfrrupno nv,tu Ia tbo
lack 81 quorum. Tho Asnlssry s,pcrtnlenJnntt re.
port for :hc ra, wcef rhnws r,rlhe ie lun in shp
mortality recoFde dnr!N9 that Tine. Tie rhnn nun
between 10 anl v: u te.wocn ii anu 40 = hctwcon
81 atll ID; ! between u xd 70. rh,cs wcrn
eonrcd pcer!c, nnl ther. wAs ono ruurr
n1ao thau females. Only 81 wrro mar.
rtctt. And tho diaeases tlIr. died Of wcrc mainly
these: Cholera tnfantun, Al diarshea, IA; conyn.
IRONS. 10 Typhoid ievcrt II; consumption \; wloop.
Ing cough, J; pneumonia. s .eeihinR 5; h-art dts.
sntel.s, aysentory.t; accidents, i; old nge, g.
Thr Seventh Ward lost ihu lar ri percentage lusvins
tim Fifteenth. usually the banner ward, ID come in
second, folloNtd BY the Sixth usd tho Twentieth.
, 1875-09-15


4 noettnB Of clio PfAirio Shooting Cnb wAs
bold last evening ut Kcrns, on 1.asallc street., 10
consider tho acceptance Of challenge from tho
Konnicott Club. Il vaa accepted, and a day,
tho path OF sopsonlbor. appointed rs tho timo,
and Dexter Park as the place OF meeting, bnt
TIM tioao docs not silt tho momhcru OF tho Ken
ulcott Club, aoms Of whom viii necessarily
be .absent oil that day mud a. \
meeting at tho latter club, held
!sht sscntnE, 1t iered to leavn tho matter ftlina
In tho lianua Of tile Executive Committees Of lt til
cnha Tho mitch will bH similar 10 lin lasL ono bc.
tween tho two organizations, will io hy tsclyn
from each stde hya double aud len aibglo rises, At
ne1tar Park, and WILL III all probability, take place
TucsdAy, Bopt. 2t.
, 1875-09-15
SPORTING MATTERS.
Tho Game Of tho Whites and Hartfords
Yesterday Results in q Tic.
They VIII Try Conclusions Once More
THIS Afternoon.
Grand Stallion Race IN Boaton---Other Turf
Items,
BASEBALL.
A TIE NAME.

TIN f,,,;,.o,. and 1I.-tf,r,. n,.c.a ~. ~ H..
best games OF The ecahou on tho Twenty.third
strcot grounds vosterdsy.-a eame vbicb fe-
aorvod . lsseor attendance than tho thousand or
90 pop1,lo who vcro prcsent It NAE ayi5euk
.he. tho u,,t,o~,s .r.c,n,tod ~, ~, s;.,a..
anil their rather casclcss style Of batinE in tho
frst fen iunt1,us was ~ much Is to say that tloy
ula'l caro- 'hathor they fnado tholr runs IN Tho
carly OF Jate portion Of The Hame. And rot thpy
can,n vcrv rn,r mi ,n.L,r, a,v A. Al,
Dond, tho pitcher With ''tao pArabolio
curve" 1adc bis first Rppenasuco In = Chicago
game, anu aistlngussnea h'msei1 rather more "
what he did not do than by what he did. With
an umpire hko Dehlman' bond ia an elective
P!cner. peca,leo ho makes no pretepso OF deliF-
oEinH tho ball over tho plate. mud aeemn TO rely
crtiro,v m 49, .,...,.s.s ~ ....,.. ..s..J
-, Iii, =" MN. NV u"pse 10 ea'. 1".ses 'ae'eso
wa ,u,to of,oo,i. ooa - "''u u.1 w
qu''o e,ioe'ac. u IL sufficient TO soy OF linn
ho In wild. Not mora than two strik.r, ~ thn
CuicaRoe went to bat yeatartlav sin tia rnt dns
neryo bnsea on htis nnti vn1 H. Hlu NV .s ~
o"'s oi,s t'1.s ta'... u n's oaee. 49,
m.. nSl!.An % ns %n.opIo WAS oat OF place; he ia an
10 no sor of ao Dhen up,G n hss eMs
and when atr.kos. Mnny OF bis calIod balls wero
over tho nIste, whiIo fully trn.thir',s ~ h,s
man iaca io@ne * hut i. .s ana.v a. en nnpS oehl
Tho aauao wns irtercsttnr Tram it, cin.sns.s ,n1
:ae 1ha ta w,, W ~ aot ~ Up ~, tG n s.s
tirci 1,y Aj.ou 1tomscn and Eo,en.or H.. istte.
matlag .ine catch Of liner from Deyn. nenn
ters non Who Gsd re.shc1 III m Iifn.. ~ o,roe le
was left, ~''S''
In tnc second innns 1IssttnRs got In clean ht hut
son. Tha atsosIs seoPs SUCCESSIVE Ss o 70 thaa
Carey go Ia cicsa h Ths latter wa run Out ly d.
, 1875-09-15
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

III. nn..a ~ p,,,.,,t,, wa. H., -or.,1,r ,.,, -.
the'f foons Iaat efohihg fef'drns A'cnheTg IN the
chair, and every smber except 4Ir. aullyan {vho Is
uut Of The cily, present,
NJ u,r,. ,ror,d I'm. H., p,,x. ,,.,.,a L.. H..
..,.t.i ,,,n. - ~. ~ -. .m'Ss ~ NV
spst1' ouet =. Nv e'ee.toa " o.ncosa
who offered motion to rsfee al applications for trsns
for to the Comultteca Of rho several schools.
,tr we1ch onnra-, a.r O1o,on,a ,nn,,or .na -,,.,
~. ua.,t J., si.... - ~. 49, ~
tne Assa 70 al"po's u .no apphsauons 10 tnat the
rue m,Shs ~ enioseSa nst parcns aena ther chill
drea 70 hs eenool u. tne 10 Which they resided
Nln.H .n.t 49,. H., ~ ~ @ ~ III suio
s~ ,s,e5 I'm Sstrttn 49, ~" .''s' FIJI y "nien
nsans.s sehoel ous Il tho .sfss III 'G,as Ras
nv..s ta .nese M ~, asns ,s.n, ~ ~ ,, .sar"9u HaekH
~ Or @ nnS m o. ~ majority "i tho
cbtdren sscs to ths inueneo Of such a.soci.taa.
ae nse' sueo aoa o'ler eases oAs pe per-
taiueu. -. .,,,,,,.. ..,..o o,....,
Mr i1rxns raucS"i III ,,u,,nn ~ rrncsat ~ ~.
efection of oltcsrs. Cnrrls,, ~ f'0~seo ~ s1e
~'N>' rnrst,,rsr
.,sn,;op mueG -ss,d ~ H. oaa T. MeAoaf Tor re-
o'sS,ion S n,s 40 ~ .!e1saens o. ne hnafa'
", Wce va. eails to IL, c.1s H. 9ss %s te voo WI.
ra ps'na t.1en 1'o9u nas, Menpsss II; uo'ert,
~ n ~ c,i H. astcos II seeteu'
Mem1ors q tho Board. en- oSy ~ cannot 4us-
oMn mn n aa s, ao oni ionos KY h.sa
uuIao ~ - MT: WIZ unit eay tnaS an
ennsI1sns o. my neop!y IN lnnebteu 70 the knd
c. ~ j., a .. .os uo9su .os wait sue
ti ,nI ~ ~ - f h .h 'he @ " any poel'
st4 tast tuo l tnat lneY n3fe teen aetuata "
s dssrs 70 psoofe ~ osss interests Of the public
~. s1r. Wi1ea s wa ri,oscn NJ E,rn.p,c,,s.nt
'As' "n.o :" 10 tuosua % %s!ee-inatosAt-
sufsA!STENbt.SF.
Mr. 1900 nominated M!: Jotiah :. Hcksrd for re-
n!ecuon % me ouca OF Snper1htendent y Hshoo!s.
ins so's 10y 17exAfd ~ bank + and air. L. IVES
aecAfod eleeseo. .-..
Ass1sTANT. ,.
Fur Assistant Superintendent Wilce nominated afr.
LeateF Iewis. Mr. English nominated MIR. Duane
uo!y. Mr. Lerlh recorc1 votes and Alr. Dety .,
TIE orItEna.
Mr. r1cksrd was selected ex-otclo Secretary Of the
ete.te1 a fnllnxs Crr. ahsnherd rnrxt", att -
1ns, Marion H. rsrklns building .nd supply Agent,
Charles q. Chase: Messenger, John A. duilforl.
, 1875-09-15

Sssetat Dtspatch to 7.hs Ch,eaos Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 14.-In tho case Of scboen-
fields forfeited distll!ory. Tho Government to-
day entered Into stipulation by which Minor,
one OF the defendants, WHO claims titlo TO tho
real estate, agrees to Judgment aud decroe OF
sale+ TO 70 bid &5.0U0, and II larger bid is
offered the decree to be cot aaido and proceedings
Fenaln in tho stato they were before.
, 1875-09-15

Special Dsspatch to 1Hs Chicago Tribune,
CuAHrA1oN, ILL.,, Sept. 1+.-The Industrial
University formally opoued today. Tho At
tendance u larger than that Of any prouous yoar.
The Doard OF Trustees commenced thor annual
meeting this afternoon,
, 1875-09-15

Our Factory Prices" Can't BE Bent.
On the other hand, Ne will undertake to sa1l sams
grade Of furniture ID Per cent below my ella Do
not buy befoss seelng Sampson, ureeus b Co., man.
utacturers sgsnts. l92 aud lD4 state strest,
, 1875-09-15

Our Lady Readers Can Hardly
AFFORD TO FORGET tic bargains o1eEad in nus shoss
by Whwsl Greene, ons OF the Oldest aud hTSest
houses In tie CITY, Step In sui fof yoursslvea. 10
State and III TEsntys econa streets.
, 1875-09-15

Dalton Loads Thcup All
In ranges sinos ho got tho General Agency for tbs
Emprsss. No person ahouA buy range withou. nsst
sseins tha workings Of this one lsa aud 1874 stat4
Rtraht.
, 1875-09-15

THE clTr.HALI,

Tbs Beard Of treuc Works yestasdsy appointed
Michel GstuhAedt streetFoFe1nsn In Tho West payts
Ion. stcs J. T. Rilns, resigned.
omes< ". G. Mcfarland. ef tho Chlcsko Arepps
, 1875-09-15

RAhsr than give credit, commissions, etc., tbs Chi
caRo sEent makea largo discounts to all who buy the
favtFto Weed sewtngmachEu for Ill cash. They also
sail on aman monthly payments. 2o3 W,taah ayrpus,
, 1875-09-15

aentienen travelling should aks with them supply
Of Elmxood or Warwick collars, They Will Always
hAEs nieo collar TO wcsr, and escape that bane Of
tsayearH-hotc wtshing-wllinh u only snothat Dams
foE "dsaft On the pocket"
, 1875-09-15

Aallst, pAsts Cas- orsud. Bquase, md Upright
and bullshs American Usxans can he found onlJ 1t
y. ". knbalis, corner. Sta.o and Adams Streets,
Chiea9o.
, 1875-09-15

Spring Lake " Magnetic" (" Water.
BY Buck kAyuaf, uakau of tn AAss v Qqlpxna
, 1875-09-15

We Dt.eot Attention, Cents,
70 Tho extra ons aud large ius Of elegant import ID
cloths aud suittngs offered BY urdway Newis1d 128
Dearborn and o03 West Madison st1eets. After you
hAvs priced elsewhere, !aeis Germsata snd ptces
, 1875-09-15

= told Of child who though ssscEe ssaIded thai
Las antos. 9Ase her up, s2se1 by tho a4nely
ct Dsllsys Magical Pain k1tractof. ID
, 1875-09-15

deCOnu-dAu4 F10uo6.
To make roosn fur uprsghts, We closing ont Cur
secondhand sluare ptsnos. Including BteawAJs 1t
great reduction from the usual prices. Lyon Hsaly,
State md Monroe ytreet4.
, 1875-09-15
IHElDlRECT OCEAN CABLE.

Nav YonK. Sept. 14.-Tho Direct Occau Cable
Company tomorrow, whou the lIne opens for
business. will transmit messages botweon
America and Europe 1t Is oeuts currency por
word.
, 1875-09-15

Canhasa. Cpcu to all stAtonn, $500 10
ftst $1,000 10 srtonI 31O0a Ia thrt and IL bho Ia
fourth horse: mills heats, hctt tro" ~ ss 10 harnrss.
Ihnre vern aiz atastrrr, viz: william H. Allan,
Tl.DtuaR jrreraon Commonwealth, Ncd Walace, la
nhncc and rarfr'a Ab.at1n,. Tl,nnsa Joffcrsun va,
tho favnr!tc, FArke's Ab1aah second choice. Sons
outside ata u,na pf fID N to tiDU that lrHnr-
500 would win tho race. Tic following ts tho sum-
, 1875-09-15
THE TURF.


8ptcfas Dtspatch to Tna cheaoo TttbuH
DIXON, ILL.,, Sept. A.-To-morrow will In
augurato tho fail meeting Of the Dixon
Park Association ou their grounds In this
city. The entries for running horsos closed
yesterday. The following ara entered, N. O.
Williams, OF Lao County, namcs Butcher Boy !;
William TAggsrt, Of Ashton aamss Bob How
Gd; J. 8pangles, OF Coylngson. Ky.. names
Jack 1lafkawayi Nicholas Thorne, Of Geneseo,
nAmos Little Frank Dakor L brown. Of Chicago.
csess s qss n.@es ~ bsth. s1tns psoo o.
namea Sleepy john; Al HAnkins. Of Chicago,
namos Azn[dls. Tho races commence promptly
at p. m. E1cuEalon rates on the IlIinois Cen
trhl from Dubuque to LaaAlle, aud on tic North
western between hochelte and Clinton o&c!,
forenoon during tho meeting. It Is confidently
aApectsd by the management that the races
given this season Will excel any former years 10
tho history Of the Association. The races co.,
slaue three dsys,--Weanssday, Thursday, and
Friday.
At FonT HAYHk.
spseta! Dfspateh to fhs Chicago Tribune.
tohr WAYNE, lnd;. seps; 1.-The rsoes 4 tho
hofaes which never beat 2:s2; purse. es0u A.
might bs expected from tbs extremely ltminuts dl
ncn.!oas d she purse, the race poor one, and
ths time quito tho Eesazas VI auspEsing. The follow
ing il the summary;
y. n. Lady Wayne. ...,,.., !
nr. g: Brown ......................S 2
). H. H. ilt.is
7fme-2:a7Ai 2sa4 2;3o.
Tho running fsca WA for pure Of tl00 hslf.mils
heats lest two In ttree, catch wssht dAstaneS barred
TIE following Il The summary.
: = r. M.is19ea III Ma..,..,,...::.::.:::ss
T. T. ns{ sneEmah' ah''''.'.'''.''''''''.'a .
=, 4. oAuY hAnek. = a q
1ln.s-53; d9k 81: NM Is.
ohkAr STALLION RACE.
Dosrox, Sept. 1.-THE 9rsas stallion sses took plAc@
II Mystic Psik to-day, In tbs psrasnsa Of 4,000
psopls, for . pure Of Sioo0o and Ia
eaa@ploaIhip f shs ual&ed atsts4 Md the
, 1875-09-15

THURSDAY, SEPT. 10.
First Thursdays Baln of ths season. Tho stream d
Dry tIoods stc constantly poured in upon us, neces
6tAting twu ealas ter wca,s.
rlsn.p note tho following srertasles for this ssls
Mems md Doys' GurtDua-3lado Clothing, ordinary
md ncum grads goods nnle up In the s.yles Ut a.
Present season.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
40 vari.tira Of Shetland and aIerIno Goods Fall aa3
Winter Weghts, an excellent line.
MEMS, HnyB', mud Youths suRpenders.
~ tsoz. GinHhnm aud Alpaca Unal,roas.
Extensive Ino Ut 0cnta' and 1adtcu' German Laes
aud Linen Cambria fidkts.: beautiful goods.
New attractions III IIamburgs, Rutlngs. etc.
now lfne1f Cloth, Hair. md Shoe brushes.
1ttch assortment Embroidered Piano Covers.
Afrn'a and Hoya Pail s'E5s Hats and t;aps.
New anu d!stin:t line Of Pfeco Goods, CottonsaSA
Rati!etss Cloths, Csssitnctest Euisinga, etc.
IAnrfdkY'a Sales will 10 continued throughout tAs
Eeaaun
Bales at $3.50 o. H.. PROMPT. .
GEO. r. GORE K CO.,
G3 and 70 Wsbash-sH
, 1875-09-15
Retailers Stock Of Boots and Sh0PS

4! NNctfon. On NolnNs1ny, EeEt. H. nt D:a0 I. n Ia
.ui. to rety largo and we'll assorted uas by cain
logne, shall close out tho stock of F. WElNUIlOTH
uEO. 7. GORE II CO.,
GH ami 10 WahnBft,sv
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
4 TRIBUTE TO CHARLES KINGSLEY

TO me EdifOr Of The Trtbune.
SIR; The writers of the obituary notices OF
Canon Kingsley in several OF your cotemporares nave
apparently short memories. According TO ono authority
the American visit of tho deceased occurred Two years
ago. while another confined 1t TO the Autumn ana WIN
tor OF 1873 AS II is less than ayear since Canon hingsey
landed on our shores. this seems strange.
On q cold unpleasant day, early In February last
had the pleasure Of greeting him on the deck OF tho
White Star steamer Oceanic one Of committee from
the Lotos Club. Mr. Kingsley was accompanied py us
daughter Rose, who had previously visited TINS couu
try and whose Travels" in M'xioo and the Far "es'
edited by her father received favorable notices last
s,r,er frnn the E 1glish press Canon and Mss Kings
lev after landing were the guests for few days Oh
Mr Shaw OF Staten Island, and on the next SATURDAY
The former rendered reception at the L'tos OluD
In the week following be visited Boston and P0iade-
phia and soon afterward Joined party OF hiends VINO
made brief visit 10 California. Returning In tDe
Spring. he spent time in Colorado with MS son.
civil engineer and 1t then first heard OF hs III
ness The fatal disease had, however fastened upon
aim IN his physical condition steadily deenorated
from that time until the end On his return 10
england he enabled TO take his sharo OF ouy Nv
Westminster Abbey as Canon in residence, but he
seems to have recovered from the eHecIs Vi MS
American journey Added to this the present Winter
has seeu one OF unusual severity IN England-I crcum
stance xhich no doubt accelerated the crisis oil the
maady,
AT Westminster the Canon, although no orator was
always popular preacher, and drew crowds boh OIL
strap gers aud resdents II my privilege 10 near
him there in September 1873. The sermons were' OF
course we'll written and although hatngy delivered
mpres one from evident sincerity ana earnest
| ness " the uG0. =. -
AT the reception at the LotOs Club, though le was
higuy PLEASED Dy the warmtn OF his welcome TO Amer
ca vein OF sadness through his remarks, bOh al
dinuer ana later iu tue eyenug, at the more formal
gathering when ne several times referred to his me-
snrEa agll
generation to take up uncOmp eted tasks a1d TO
carry schemes for social Improvement wDlon ne
aud Otners Of his contemporaries had favored Not tha
! one would have judged from bis healthy color ana
slnewy frame foreOOdngs were 50 soon 10 20
realized As the ideal OF his Muscular Chrstla,
one would have predicted for him prolonged anI Wig
| orOus OH age But this not to Dc. lDe Ofllans
novelist the true poet the earnest reformer the pract-
cal tnrOpist the humble follower OF the ClOSs,
ha, passrd bsyOnd our view W great the loss mas
been 10 literature to Liberal England, ahu w hua
| cannot rtauIy be cOWpntodt 1 NJ lie
LOtJs Club, Jan. as 1878,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

In cork jackets to pull out the venturesome
fools who risk their lives and there are policemen
about to arrest them after they have been reScuou
The spirit of liberty in England Is too strong 10
permit suitable measures of prevention. One Oh 'no
police magistrates has, believe, discovered Ia"
under which he threatens to fine anybody VINO goes
On unsafe Joe. I don't know whether the penalty
,v;r ne exaoted from his executors sbond he happen
20 he drowned. Nothing would be more simple than
IN have competent officer decide when the Ice Is nt
for use and forbid itsus when unfit The authority
of George. Ranger" and of the FIRST Commissioner
Of Works-tho two awful functiOnaries who manage
TO leave the parks ungoverned between them-cOuiu
surely be stretched 40 tar as this
Half past twelve, and the fog as thick as ever
Not s.gn of its vanishing Nobody can say when
it will go Perhaps it will never GO lthas made ls
way stealthily into the house, and the rooms are
filled with what looks like blue mist, and has @
flavor when you breathe ii If it bad all come down
the chimney. 1t OOzes through every chink ana
Granny, and deposits a light coat OF SCOT on every
inch oi surface Interior we'll as exterior surface
for you presently become aware that 1t has got nto
youS lungs-nto your BRAIN also, perhaps; ana wheh
a man has fog in his brain it is time for him 10
stop writing W. ~ D.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
F0lh-cre., corner Sirtecn'h-si. 1873.
ESGLIsH AND AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS


We think there can be no doubt in reeifd
10 the supe,Jrty OF American over Englsn
gpers We Quce lald copy OF JHK NLW YORK TRtD-
Use tho foremost M nawspsler OF Aurrc sIe by SIDE
with TIE London Times the foremost newspaper OF
Great 3rail. and lHE IRiDVSs wa iar 10 the
IhuuGerer" IA every respect, e1eep Ia amount Of
advertising. Probably paper ia the Void Goes ahead
Of The Times IN this latter particular But IHE TRIBUNE
had domestic aud foreign correspondence; more
teicgraphc DowS: more literary ana scieuh' lnfcrnI
ton aud greater dmOlut and yaIety Of Reading
ter, IN general, thin me IAHeS wll'e greatly superior
20 the latter IN coudebsed power aud yiyaoy. In fac
Ihe Times vita AL its acknONledgcd ability II so slow
heavy, that II would hardly be tolerated IN any
city in America. For daily outline OF what l.
pring In ali parts OF the world, not only the NewYOrS
papers, Du the leading papers of Chicago, St Louis aud
CIuciuuau seem 10 us Lar ahead VI LJndohs leading
81 lar as editorial writing Is concerned there may he
gIOund fOr claiming that tue Eugllsh papers are
preferable tbe American, though even here
inclined 10 tank that the edtOlL columns OF TIE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE woud HOt LtSr by comparison with
those Of great London rival. The TRIBUNE may be
l. ss JOhusVuiau but IL certainly says Lar IN the
same space. ana It's phy Saxon phrases are far more
likely 10 % understood than the ponnerous aud perl
parasite. though elegant dicuon OF me Iimess leaders
Bat the w0ik OF furnishing elegant and VIZ
editorials Is only apa part Of what
Is necessary TO make a good newspaper. Aud
usdo from tuis all the British papers that nave had
chance peruse utterly deficient III that general
iora enterprise aud skill whcn collects c0ndenses
and arrduges important information OF every kind. at
home and abroad, 10 present II III methOdca and
attractive Ioru, There is actually more genuine news
n,d mora interes,ug miscellany IN IA single copy OF
loading NewYork, Chicago 81 LOUIS OF CINCINNATI paper
than half d0gen issues y, tuo tduIhk LVnuOn kdln-
burgb ana GlisgOw papers.
DGrns the Franco Prussan war we have seen IL stated
that the London papers got large anount OF their
freshest Intelligence from THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Ct
least old before reached tne) account OF
their want of skill IN collecting information. And we
have 10 DOUBT the staeuent that account
or the famous battle of Graveote, contained in any
British paper, was worthy 10 DC mentioned In comparl
witn tue Intelligent ana graphic narrative tnat
great contest sent by cable 10 llIE TRIBUNE at
ptnse OF 5000 In gold
Hence, wanted to get the definite and read.
hOo WOW O what IS TRANSPORTING In various parts OF tho
world, ur tne best panorama OF mlsce human
life aud human pursuits Ia different countries OF tho
globe, would not thiuk ~ looking In the best Ea.h
papers ut the bi .fIat table Tomorrow nOrlIIg SO
oHg could get hlEds tho leading pap5fs OF
Amcriea y tho 3t.Le da,o.