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, 1879-07-18
AN ABRUPT ENDING.

n ,,rit A. IN Tho Nrv Vary r;ra,, hfr. .1oh,,
f,,,,>.-. ~ t.tI.,ut,,,, ;..t,.,,. =. H., IN,
".ue' .sa.e' eao ''''e"A1 'oeAoe"' - wv .''o
Of tho cider Booth:
The play WAS "lllchard Hf.," antl at M carly
hour The theatre vas t1llel almost to sulloea-
tion. 1t was almost time for the curtain TO
rise. and Booth was not III the house. hicssen.
gers were sent tn all directions, but still he was
nowhure to be found. Tho tninuto-hunl wunt
what seesned to the snxious watchers to be c1-
traord!nary Eap!dtty; tho manager WAS iu
despair but still Booth did not como. Al last
1t Wla time to ring up the curtain, alld Just as
the staGc-managcr was about 10 70 Hcf0re tic
audience a,ld announce tllaL au unforeseen acel-
dent, aal all that sort OF thug, would make It
necessary 70 postpono tho performaneu, tho
hack.dOor keeper cried ont, "Qcye's Mr..
Booth"
"Wherc whcrcl" asked dozen voices at
once.
moment tho attention Of everybody on uit
stage was directed to the back cntrauge.
It WA true, Tho great actor was there. but in
VIZ il lac fsc,. he was ' so .!ruS,ms ~! nnwsii :
Nr, Gilbert cnuritably caIis tt-tbat ho was not
ablu to stsni on hs ieet, St[ll ti,u a.anagur
seized upuu him With ristl hauda,-thu uI1or
Dooth drllnk was worth a scors 1,f nthrr aciors
sul,tr,-aull he was hastily taken to lis dressing.
ruytye hin. Hia ileai ws. hsI Ihrd viii, eau ia
Culuune. u,d waa rubbeH with Inv rim u,,.l at
iast -. an mut, rtwnvarad thst n rss nns st.Ir
to ain lin intn m" c1nthrx If In hnpshha"s
HiehGrT. Then ths nrtain WA r,,nr M H,Tth
,yna r,,s|.i m lila aim. +rt,o ,,,n,tnst,srr ~
liza rreat crowd rnvixrl hin a. wns ns.riv
ojways the cnsn wt,rn ns rss ..nnwsIi' !,
, 1879-07-18
THE RAILROADS.


TIE HANNIBAL t& ST. JOE
The ssoek Of thc Hanntbal & vt, Joe Railroad
experienced quits IN adranca II Nav York
yesterday. This haA been eauaed BY rumors
that The owners of the Chicago, Burlington t.
Quipty had secured coatrsl Of this splendid
p!ece Of property. Nothing could be learned
Yesterday In this city regarding the truth or
!aist.y Of lhe ruu,or, bnt 1t Is more than likely
that the Reports are True. The Hannibal s. St.
Joa Is tue natural ally Of the Chicago, Hurlng-
ton j. Quincy railroad for points In the Wess.
and the latter cannot afford 10 Let 1t be CONTROL.
ed TT fall Euto tho hauls Of other parties. The
scheme Of could 10 consolidate The Wabash
err ls anoitter reason why the CHI
control tho 1iantbal Il st. Joe, aud thus he iu
eondittou 70 Eise s,r. UotllI . warm reception
ahon!d hs show any light. With the Hannibal
x ". Joe. the BURLINGTON will have two excel
lent rt.utss 70 all Missouri River poiuts.-one by
way Of Hannibal and The other via Tie Kansas
LILY, 81. joe i Council Bluffs, which II aso
controlled By the loston Syndicate. II ts under
stood tiat Vanderbilt Is now working In har.
n,onr With The Boston Syndicate, and, Il Gould
ferG's his WsbAsh and ". l<ouis, kansas CITY d
Northern through line, he Will, 10 conjunction
With the burlington. forEna, r!yh line. ~ =
L.ka Shore i Michigan Sou,iern, Mic!li,
md Hannibal i 1t, jos, Which wili
be By long odds better route than Hould's,
md will soon have All tudeocndent outlet to the
Pacific Coast via tue Atrl1lann, Topeka d; Santa
boston Syndicate Will be more powerful than
oil III. Willy schemes Of Gould, and agalntt such
combination bis power for nIschte{ "lil bo
very s,nRlI.
, 1879-07-18
HYDROPH0DIA.


Bitten Thres Months Ago,
Christian sfueutz, Of No. 81 Fry atsset, died
Of hydrophobls At 40 this morning. as owned
! little cur, and on frid1r, the 11th Of April,
noticed that It acted strangely. He shut II up
In the ,uoodahcd At nlGnt, and next morning
noticed that 1t was suapplng and toa.n1ng
at the mouth. In audsayoriuH to
tie 1t up, tac dog BIT him
on the nngcr,-a slight wound, though the
blood was drawn Tht liking the animal Has bo-
coming mad, be stopped At tic West Chicago
Avenue Police Station on h!s way To work
and requested that an oaioer DC sent 10 sAeot
It. No attention was paid to tire matter for
hours. In tho meantime the cur had
broken loose, run into tho street,
aul bitten balf q dozen children. One
visa little 9.yesr old son Of Mrs. Arktrander;
living at No. B0t West Ohio street, and anothea
a bov who lives On Chicago avenue, near Templo
street. Finally Policeman Ryan came aloug:
and shot the dog, I
Muentx paid no attention to ha wound, It
being such an tnstentlicaut one. and hs not
thin king tlsat the dog was really rahid. No i'll
effects following Immediately, TO soou forgot
all about 1t. "Wednesday morning
HE "rELT QUEER"
In the afternoon be Was worse, but he bad no
idea what WAS the matter with him, thinking
doubtless that 1t Was q simple indlsposlttnn,
which would soou passoH. Yesterday morning,
however, he was 10 much worse, being seized
with spasms, that Dt. Emtrfch wAs
called In. 10 ssi.i "hydFophobta"
almost Immediately. and that there
WIS no hope OF recovery. All the afternoon
Sfucptz had spasms almost continuously. Hois
a large, stout luAn, possessing great strength,
aud It iook iii men to hnfd him. AT first tiltv
put him on 4 lounge. but this he deuo'tsfSd
during tia struggles. Early In the ovoctng ~
broke AWAY mad smashed y wardrobe 'aFu seg-
c.sl windows before he could Be 4ocuted.
him, but It's effects soon wore nj. When =
TRIBUNE reporter saw hin at hAif-rast o'clock
this morning be was comparatively quiet. For
an hour previous he had been Ia sspsxn, t~1st
Ing and squirntng,
sxARLIN0, BITING, BARKING, AID foAx1S@
at the mouth, and lad become Thoroughly az
| haustetl Fuur frtenis and Policeman Gross
werr With, him: Tho Doctor had gons sway,
Nnt1inr ceuld help OF give tic unfortunate man
relirf.' Only ono thing could do thAtt-desth.
liz seemed 70 DO 10 terribly agony, and looking
al lin, was intensely dissgTctahle-
Muentz Ha& 81 years old, and WaA otnPIo5sd
| os tesmlter by AID. ElEzuer. He leaves "ild
aud six children. Two only are his, hta "1ts
having four when he married her, khe bttns 4
n!dow It tho time.
Nuue Of the bitten children have Is yet De.
velopel any symptoms of hvdrophonis, but. It.
ls probable that they will, s{nce both OF those
uamel, who we're 6ttten on the nose, received
far more serious wounds than that OF Muentx~
, 1879-07-18

men on the stage 4t thu. aine-men of q
casa now seldom met with-he Would somc-
times dhuk more than his rxs wpuld carry.
Une evening when 10 this condition ha cntau
fntn the theatre aihd snnnuurcd, inst a. the
cstrtAfn was going no. that be- had not been abs
tn learn his park, hut that ha vRs sure be could
raad It clrreet1y II the audience would ALLOW
him to 10 80, In despAir thn h.agt manager
wrnt before the cnrtatn+ sta4ed that Mr. Foots
had bean too unwcll u learn his nart n,,.l asked
u The cverReneruus pnbiIc ctc., would bear
with him Willis he read II. The "eve7-gencruns
public" represented by tho gallery bows, con-
sentod to bear With hin, Rnd the pfaT conf
tneilcea, When It VIVA time for rpote To
go on, however, he suddenly discovered That he
enl,1 nus nee 10 read, md wildly called for q
pair Of Hpeetaclce. Again the Rtaxe manager,
who aeetlIs to hare been rather Innocent sort
of person, went To the footfights, nnd asked II
s1r. Fonto might wear 1IIs spectacrs willie reat-
Ing his part. Tile occupauts Of the gallery, who
were particularly good hutnnscsl, cried, "Yes,
yea. let him hare his spcetactes,n Ind the
manager bowed bis thabkA and retired. But
still Fut,tc vas not satisfied. flc declared TINT
The spcctacles were not enough, that M gentle-
man could be expected to strait, his eyes In the
dim light of The stage, darkene.i nv Il would bs
during bis scet,es. anil In all earnestneea he
vowel TINT he would not read his part uniess he
was allowed to TO 50 bv the Hight of candle.
Thfs was tnore than eycn the g&sy.gofny stage
manager could bear, and The curtain was rnng
down, while arrangements wcrs made To hlppiy
Foote'S ulAtG,
, 1879-07-18

At tho urgent request Of Number Of busl
ness nen livtn6 along the line Of tho Chicago.
Milwaukee, j. IT. Paul, Gepera,-Msnager 8. 8.
Merrill, Of ,hls road, has decreed that train No
5, Thieh ran 10 Osnnomowoe every Saturday
night, should also run to that point every FRI
day ntgst hereafter.
The consolidation Of the Wabash With the
at. Louis, KAnsas City 1; Northern Railroad hns
not proceeded further than an agreement be-
tween the controlling stoekhu1dcrs, but 1t Is
sAIl that the formal uottce submitting the
agreement to the stockholders for ratification
Will be ISSUED iu fen days. The point Of The
to the seaboard, 1iuklug the Union Pauac IT.
Omaha, the Kansas Pacific from Kansas City,
and thG Iowa Genital to the Wabash route 81
the st. Louis, KanBas City d Northern.
, 1879-07-18
IOWA RAILROAD MATTERS.

8pstAt CoFftspondktff Of The 7rfhtHs.
Dies Mo,NEs+ 1a., July 16.-It now locks al
though the tirst and only 1rst-c1asa narrow
gaugo railroad lii Iowa, the Des Moincs g.
Minneapolis, had hown tile track. rs 1t we're,
anu gone Into The Chicago g. Northwestern.
For the frat time in Its history 1t has dtfaulted
10 the interest on It's bonds. On fhc 5th inst,
bonds to the amount of SITE, 900 foil due.
simultaneously With tic interest. They rere
not paid paid, and 1t IL understood will not be.
Fo sotno time past parties hare
john B. AlIey, Of Boston. A largo
amount Is also held By John /. Blair. Both OF
these men aEe heavy owners In the. Chicago &
Northwestern. OF eourse, foreclosure pFocced-
tnEs w,it be had. and thr road sold and pur-
CHASED By the bondhohess fof thu Chicago Il
The stocklolders' Interest, amounting to &c.,
00U ani they arc lust now not little anxious
tt' know the outcome OF tic matter. There are
asEo several towns interested to knoW what ts to
road was laid out in very accommodating and
often fMpracttcablc way to secure subscriptions.
OF course, the pcw owners will not BE- hound By
lart!ains made with the old, and it q
,sssbG mss IN eGPsdsTsSs ps ;1ssk change .ss s will b
broad.gaags wlll be Ibid from Ames 10 this city,
thistY-eIght miles. giving tile CAPITAL direct
road to Chicago, IN cotnpetitinn With the Chlca-
60, HOtk lbIanA u EacltlC anu lHieARC, buTllnp-
ion Il Quincy, and from present appearances
the North Western will run its cara In here b.
forc the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, although
tue latter arc pushing alead fast from Knox
vile. 80 that, while we loee the ponY road, NC
gain one Of tlr hest AMI most extensive roads
In the unlop. All Of which will be a further ii.-
ccuttye to the Chicago, Milwaukee d st Paul
to push It's Western Union dlvlsion to this city
from Marion, a project nov being worked up
by able nntl wtde-awakc people. The amount Ut
railroad building actually goIng on IN the cen
trail. western, und northern part Of the State Is
immense, and tile long-nectled facilities being
supplied.
Tic Davenport Gazette Is mad, aud dctnanfs
the rcstUratiou Of the Granger TartN law be-
gaate all this roa|l-builoiug docs not lead to
DattH}Urf.
II Is understood the Northwestern will extend
the narrow.gauge, which now is about twenty
mics north of Amcs, btilt northwnrd. Gubsi-
dies have been voted for 1t to Webster City /;
whistler on the narrow OF br0ad gauge Ls not
knowu, probably tile narrow, as practical cxpe-
rtcncc hna demonstrated II viii do all tho busi-
meas required at grcat!y reduced expense.
, 1879-07-18

A bright snn made It difficult to catch hS.balls.
Mccormick pitched D0renu PLAYED short stoo+
md Cstnensss covered sss eass sond toF as ,ne not
worthy.
'yI:::;:$; syI;::;s:s; :::;:s': $s5$S
Two. .bass his-TufceIl, Carpenter. Phillips
iS's' Tnsee. .iase h.,s.rnscsl Richmond, ot!ean.
Pss.ss PsasG n'syGsEsrs9a Ss;iys-fie;s.:t b. 1o,r.n
1lH1esl tly-1oFkan. Manseh = Nos"'
Aiisaeti dy-Edrn. p,u,,,s
Pnns.S P',rs, rFeSn,sdapgftsna; s1oasdeiNfsfs;. r'
MniIea thrown balls-Woodhead' str'et'
Sa,s Si,s iS5er5S.ss.:'ii Ssms;i.ss:. III Cleveland
jicaChtd bass-SyracnHe, lh: Closelano: 44s
sf s, g ss,l:s.syf,ssss S:;c.s,t.si !S'ssl
stf,ke. ;aHs s .csiied2syraense, Il: Gleycl'na. ~
Saa1s .aa 81 HIGH minat<,.
Ump!re-rfatt.
BOSTON pnrEATs BUFFALO,.
sp<ctni It.pairh IA The Trto1ne
BUFFALO. N. " July l1.-lhe bulia!oe "ete
weakened torce against .ho Bostons. Clapps
hands were not 10 condition, nl!d lis went TO
right. -Galyin took bis pla:e At short. Force at
third, Rfchaftson going eelnd 'l.e M eat' aa Mc
thc central position, snydcr suppt'rting bin stl-
perbIF III slIe second Inning, hits by Richard.
son, Walker, Fultner, Calvin. and Force. Wild
throw BY CoErswcll. and passed. osi',
next inning. hits bv Coxgswel1. uolck, and
U'Nourko, and wild throws by Mc(untligse and
1Iornnug, allowed the Dostons 70 tto the game
The BuI1aos went tu the front In Tue fourth On
tho seventh tI1c yIsi 'ur, lit on to AtcHnnnEgfc,
and drove hln, all over the field. On tlyo hits
, 1879-07-18

San FRANCISCO, CAL, July IZ-At o'clock
tls snorata. Tie ladies' ~. .you-plsass
walking match eoEnmsuccd VI the Pavilion, In the
pFesance OF shout !, 800 snsetatos4 Tic following
arc entered for tho Contest; Belle Walton, Eau
Ftanaseo; Fauuie Edwards, New York; Extltia
Ia Chapslle, Chicago; Mrs. Harry Maynard aud
Mis- Sadie DonLey, SAu Francisco. They start.
ed II brisk ga!t, Edwards leading, hut La
Clapelle 5000 esme to tbs front, while Mf4.
Maynard dropped bebtud, going lelsurely.
lAAT1A-ln taa NoiDRl'H Walking match La
, 1879-07-18

DRAMATIC NDII19.
Manhattan Beach Is Fhero Maud Harrison
takes her morning battA
]. Ii. stodlnrt Is printing his pear trees at
Railway, N. j. lie says he wLslics "The Bank
er's Daughter" Mhcsc tie thermometer marks
25U degrees.
Dsuncey Maskel1 with his daughter, Miss
Laura Joyce, the nell.kuo~n vocalist aud act.
tess, arc passing the heated term at H'ehland
Housc. New shorcham. Il. |, Miss Joyce Is
studyng Carmen aud .lignos.
Mrs. f. L. Davenport, as wrll as tho Misses
Mario Present. mid Ada Gilman, will bo In tho
east OF the opening plc:a at Booths. MI. ".
lleFbert, now playtug Angus, III "EngaEea," at
cault's company.
Iicury Llons IIood, 81 Engls! actor, died
suddenly OIL tho 9Th nit, near London. Ho
was Is years old, aud whess hu died 10 waa nost
known tor ais portrayal 81 Salames. 10 "sar-
dapapalns," lie hnYiuE Travelled With q company
perIorlni.g that spectacle.
Tile clanee ID tbs weather Yesterday vas do.
citletlIy beneficial to tue theatres. At HcVfck-
cr's, wheru "Engagcd" ID being played. the
u,,dionrc was largo mud merry one llooiey
j,'s Mega. heriana, md evcn ll4mn'n patronage
WgH increased.
4 aliss Sarah HaYman ras to make her hEss
appearance 10 London on June 81. Al Tic Dukes
TlIeatrs, as .Naags, In "'Iie New labyloo."
I e % s. 'ss' sa s 81 NJ, u IT,
ayers tn New York."
On July u At lIoolsy's "ths J. ". Wal'ack
New York Four'stsr Combination bea.tna q
twuwecks' cugaxeluent. The priutpal people
AIR. Frank :Aikeu, Mr. Owen Fawcett. at1d Slr.
ii's @ Tss prau''o.." a ..f!is TicEet:oi:kssse
, 1879-07-18
AQUATIC.

KpoKur. In. ,Iut, 17.-'rhtk has boen the
49,, ~ i,,, 1.x ~ +na .fi,s,s.,rDi va,ov ~.
Iaitu a''u 'Aes u"J " ..o "''ss''stppl 'A"oy ~
gettat and also the best In attendance, Weather,
an1 interest. The day was the coolest Of the
,rrck, aud tue water the faircst. 4 good breeze
na.,. f-o,,, t1,s oa., mt tho corrsn ws. vo,
e"sno 44uu ",s s@es' ,1s .,, ~ 1.,..1 :. "e
protected " thc esnal "a1,, mahI'S IL son'e-
what lumpy Tor tle hFst three races. After
that the wind auleted. and bostcr ror!ng water
w.. ncvrr eccr. ,rhe crowd wns srattnrcd up,n
,hc en,,ra linz and nnon hoth ada. Of It. several
Inc eps'so 'ne anu upou JUN e'uesot -, se'eta4
large steanars IL the river bcahg piaeR Win
people on tic cast, and moving ntnphitheatrc
Of twenty cars Oh the west. The first race was
cotra at IA o,cIock.-thu, of tte senior s!np1t,
ali ~ ~. ,rors ~ n y,saa,7,s 80
sen!is' lne sats1es welo ~ H. nsnu.n"a anu
Il. n. Butler, Of the Minnesota Boat Club. st.
!.atl; Coarlca A. DarhaEQf o. hlonne; anu n.
". noase{, OF aeorsa. E"sn thsa onn ot I'm neso nas
reputation lst. eoserints thfec Or 1ons 1 rear
~ ~ s"nt ssaaed, eas9W "e aas,,
nn1 =, ~ tas H. ,ator ,a ~
, 1879-07-18

chapclc Was thtrty-four miles and Fannie EA.
wards thtrtt-two 1t 10 o'clock.
At7p. m. tho acore sto'd. LaChapel!c, f8;
Douiey, 48: Edwards. a: Maynard. 4ti Walton.
81 Edwards restsd seTerul hours this alter
noon. Donley keeps more on t.As track, ahd is
slightly lafE,c. Maynard Ia lnklnx things easv.
Waltun 10 hardly considered IN The contest. In.
Chapcllo is fresh, walking we'll without hurry
tnif.
, 1879-07-18

nominated William r. Urer, Chief Engineer Of
the Central Pacific, Of California, and the Atoht-
son Company Gen. William sooJ Smith, of
Chtcavo+ The Atchtsou Company remain 10 TN
disturbed possession Of The road from Denver to
Pueblo aud Canon City. Below Pueblo KanRs
Of armed men arc interfering with The running
Of tsafuA, hot measures have BEEN taken to stay
ti,s snarauhlnE, and It u expected that quiet
Hall he secnred tomorrow. Arguments on
cfosA'mosons for in}nneuons between the t1o
companies will be- heard TN Monday.
, 1879-07-18

Ape714g 1H&101Ea 70 1Hs 3fIauHE
DENVER, Col, July 1T-Judge Ha.lett, IN tho
Fcurr4, Court, this morning, announced the
members OF the Commission to report In the
matter Of tho Grand Canon & l.esdvills extern
sious Of the Rio Nr4nds unA Atrhfson Roads.
Andrew NJ. Rogers, Superintendent OF the Bob
tail Niue, nj tl,ipn County, Col, was notnt-
pYtel by Tie Court. Tho lslo Grande Company
, 1879-07-18
CHICAGO.

People laid away their fans, their linen
busters, their gauze underwear, ind their thin
clothes yesterday, and the frcsh crop OF lemon
ade-ssands on the strcct-eorntrs uud in tho
inches Of buildings did ruinous business. The
Manitoba wsve, or the Alaska snifter, or any
thing lhat ono Is minded to call II, had been
revlod and denounced for days before as
slon- coached old fraud, delusion OF
the Government Weather Bureau. nn,l
other opprubriols thfuIb but It swoopt1
down yesterday to tell itte rcyiler thAt
he Was another and q wotee ont. and before night
The community 1t large were prepared to admit
tl,ut, though tl.n Manitoba icc-dr8ught waa
lung time coming, he made himself felt when hu
arrived. Up to i late hour Wednesday evening
the nIr Was delightfully."- COOL, and tue u!gnt IVES
a fitting close to tue really enjoyable day: Dur.
Ing the night the wind bic" up colder and
stronger, as.i bs early morning yesterday : r.
spectacle Ealo wax prevalent IN this latitude.
The sun came cut warm during The day.
hut his ardent rays Tero tempered bT
the grateful breeze, and at plight IL wa
really chly,-to those who bad not prepared
themselves for such Sudden change In tue
weather. But, 10 TIC majority OF Chicago peo-
ple. tie turn WAS au exceedingly agreeable pne
after many days OF swctter!nE, and tbs reputA-
uOM OF Chicago As u EummGf-ft30tt went up
several pegs In the popular estimation.
The temperature yeatotdAY, a3 observed W
Manasse, optlelan, No. 81 MAdiaou street TAM.
uAE DutldlRg}, Has at i 4 ~, 70 deRTces: 10
q. Ill.,, IL; II 1u., II; 5 .. m., %; Q. m., 8l.
Barometer At i a. m., co.e4; y. n, 2a.59.
, 1879-07-18

beet4nf 7Hsbdleh 70 7N1 7F11Hf&
sPH'For1ELp, Ill.,, fu'y 17.-Tha stockholders
Of the Springfield Il Sosthw stern Katlroad bald
their snnuaf meeting, and elected the followtpg
officers: John Williams. rresident; John j.
3t,1art, Vice-ffcaident; A. Urendorff, Secretary;
II. c. Rcmao, Tressurer,-all Of Springfield.
Biufosl Wilson, George I'asshcla, D. F. steb-
bins aud George N. Black, ut Springfield 9am-
uel Thnn,aa, Of Columbus, O.. and 4. irctin, Of
Ner York City, With The officers. constitute he
Directory. Committees were appointed to pro-
cure additional sol!ing-stock. and to make ar
raugemeuts for building tvo-mtle track Into
the city. They are At prescus usfng the Naelsh-
, 1879-07-18

Frank Grcenwald, Years OF age, whi1e as
play With other boys yesterday, fell from the
roof OF barn at No. TIL West Madlson street
10 Tie ground, distance Of lftcon feet, aud
was severely Injured, bcstles having hla right
arm broken.
Thomas poHers,la watchnan employed by tho
Burlington & Quincy Nallrosd, ~ tha corner Of
Union and Sixteenth streets, hadJ bis
, 1879-07-18
.sPR1NGF1ELD, ILL.,

8rR1NaFl1LD, ILL.,, July 17.-A CAMP meetta&,
Of the African Methodist Church begin at oak
Ridge Park, ncar here, to-day. The Hey. L., :,
Brown. asststed by the Revs. G. c. Booth Of :
Chicago, Il. Turner, OF Phtladeiphia, II. DepuRh,
of Alton, conduct the exercises. -" )
, 1879-07-18

Spteiai O3sp44ch 10 7As 7>ttunA
OlSciNN4r1. O., July 17-Cinclnnau did
sesnnd kiod service to-day 10 Chtcaeo by DE-
leattne FFoV1dencs agaln. The contest was
o. the manner In Which The visltors secured MI
savant9ge tn the frat tunlog, asd ~ero ou!ieel
% Yield Y with interest In tie second. In tn,
hfst W, White bad Quo Of his Temporary vosk
spe!'s, which FEosidonce utilized to tic extent
Of Tour hits for = total Of sl1 bases md three
earned runs In Tie second, however, William
assumed H tue aggressive, and uhcrc VIVA al end
hit ,onlY was ,ma4le, The suditioual rap r
made BY the Visitors ln tue third tnutug wBs ~
esror Of narnes aud W. White. In tile sccopI
inning Cincinnati bit for SIX total baaca ana
earned four out OF live runs, Ia the third one
base, tn tia h!th thFos. In ills sixth fur, and
10 tho ninth three, earning IL I'll six runs and
RcttnE TWO on IN error OF George Wright, in
the nlufh inntng the bases were full On hlts
but two men were ont, md Rarncs failed 10
tr!ng them In.
Sss5.;.. sS!as'sss!i:... ~ ! . : ! ! ! 8 -
tR.'sSss ..s 6t.-Gjacip;r;:t ;;t 9s; pio,'seeea ~
Erross--Ctncinnatt. S; P1oxidenee, s.
ttrst on erross-Cincinnatl, u; PloFtienes, ..
pase On called ha!l4-WEight, l.
stsurk out-J. White. !; naEaes, !; Gerhard,
Mls4 pltctss-W. Whitc. !; Ward. !.
Paa~tl baIls-j. White, !; Bs0Mn,t0.
Lett on bsses~-Ciacinaati, 4; Ptusiisnes,- 4.
VHo-hass hitA Aoialing. l; D'e1essou, u baska,
Three base hi.s-0'Rourka. !.
ChlpFc-McLcAn.
SYRACUSE DErBlTB CLEVELAND.
6p<etai DxpdtcA 10 TIA TrtaaAA
CtSVELAhDt u, July l7.-Iho visitors Won
touaY BY superior base-ruunlng. The bsttiug
WIZ aesvs aud the fielding good On bVth sides.
, 1879-07-18

An audience of hetweep 2,0o0 ana 5000 sassn,.
b'ed at the PARK Gardeh last night 10 witness
The opening performance Of tho comic opera
"1. VI. 8. Pinaforc II In the open air, and s'on
real s1lp on real water.n There had becn fear
that tic sngng and especial, tic dialogue,
might not be ltsttnctty heard. even by those Of
the audience nearest the ship, but this fear WAS
almost entirely d!spcl, u. With one or two cx-
ccpttuns, after they g1s fairly into #, both sing
Ing aud dialogue we're hea1d easily
10 the furthermost portions Of The
audience The chorus of the sisters, cousins,
md a,'nts. ns they LEI. the landing In liz
small boats to board the ship, was very pretty.
riic good ship pinaforc moortd In the lake, Is
ITO feet lonr. She was fully rigged, and u,an.
of.war present pronounced her exceedingly we'll
gotten up. Her sails were "iooscd to bunt-
liur," her Run-deck ports were Closed, but On
the main deck were lout broadeide Runs and two
boat-l,owitzcrs; there uaa tic wheel in front Of
the fife-rai', the star3oard anchor dowu-in
short It was good representation Of a ship Of
war. The orchestra VAS out Of sight, In tho
fnrecastle, but not "out Of sounl." Tlic action
was IN the centre OF The main deck, but when
the sailors departed they went down the
fore.hatcl,, wbIle tic Admiral, tic Captain,
md his lovely daughter, aul tue sisters,
cousins. aud aunts disappeared 1t ,he pEoper
times into the cabin. When Latl< Buttercup
came on board she came In boat alone, was
met at the starboard gtngway by gallant tar.
mud satg the ilrst stan2l while u the boAt+ The
sisters. cousins, and aurts arrsved In thc ean1o
way. When the boat eobtalnlhE 's'F JoseEM aud
Iktt arrived there WAS colnn,oton on board.
There VIA q salutc, and tho yards werc manned
by men who were US tg,lo Mnd evidently under
stood. what they were about as though they
were feal mAIl-of-wars-tneu. Thcn lhgre MAS q
fila nf tnarnca a bo tlJt1 their duty. notably tho
, 1879-07-18
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