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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
MUSIC AND THE DR4MA.
NJ CRAFTS NEW COMPANY.

N. Maurice Grau has had thorough sue
ess al tn Tnh Avenue Theatre during the past week
with his new opera bouhe company, Of which Nile.
PaoiaMare NILE Angelo and NJ. Victor Capoul are the
principal members. a success which has been great
pecuniary. bat which has yet greater arisiicsy
II j. much 10 have thoroughly appointed and care
tulv drilled opera boufe troupe here after most OF
hose that we have had; ii much more 10 have one
that can give work. belonging to this peculiar class IN
tuch a way that there shall be about the per-
fornauce the least possible amount OF what Is ohensVe
and he greatest possible amount OF what Is praise
worthy Opera bcuaa las not heretofore been thing
80 Zoe commended II has been coarse and vulgar, evil
81 it, tendencies and bad in its influence. That ii.
G-au has -ycu us a troupe that presents works OF
this scr their most Objectionable features are al
most entirely removed Is matter for sincere rejoicing
The public I'D tAs country seems 10 demand amusement
Of THIS ,sii aud u is well that the amusement should
D. presented "a rs clearly and decent lorM as
Iasy De-.
Tie p0st 90 r. Gfaus artists IS OF course Capoul As
g Distinguished nup ~ thc plris Consaryatnirc, and
later q. hirv successful sn -er ~ The lcsunate lyric
drama he aa. gained for himself an honorable reputa.
tou s peculiar school. hc is in many respects an
excellent er aul hc e.. beyond most OF ms Gsso-
Gales remarkably graceful and refined singer lie has
brought fo BOIL, rcw career as an opera Oonhe singer
The leluUee ul many years on iAc Fftnch Hud lain
s,.c. al Lc has had tn' good caste TO iay aside all
ica 90 paying tnc buo0n, ami 60 10 lbs work With as
much esrn.stucss aul care as he would Italan
up.rs. II voice is not Qhite what 30 was when he was
here fsG years uso hHt 10 is san very rcn fun ana
-onaut nnd while he INDUCES ia an excessive degree
IN the peiucious labt So common with French singers
OF using head tones aud the fsetto wherever there Is
chance lor 10 hc sings in style that Is otherwise
H. roughly finished ana artistic. Mile. Mario Is ni
CONN nixon for Mm-she has q delightful voice,
when SIZE use. capifslv. aud her acting is
delicate grfrelu tnl r,nuUd. Best OF n, she D. nee
from u-ltf, uuI she gives every promise " htiug
greater .ay0fe tlan aly ~ h0r predecessors, as Ia
cert emily Cc- .rves Doe. Beside, these two, Mile.
Auat /, .u and n. Jufcau deserves great credit
Tar h- .Vfi llprrtpu tiuA az LOhponHtf I'D WI lrh
a. tiu-- exceedingly we'll aud aci- cleNcily lie
mana ps o. DAD kc a GREAT Deal az very small role.
la Flo Jc MiGe. AugOV Wal DEE given Tonight anu
on Ntdi.saar u-it " I4t PeIcu0ir' Wal bc rroauc, @
win Pso'eNare the tito role, and with Capom a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
PRESIDENT HAYES IN CHICAGO.
AN ELEGANT DINNER A RECEPTION AND A sERRNADr
-ELEcTRIC LIGHTS AND FLOWERS.

AN ELEGANT DINNER, a RECEPTION AND sERKNADE
-HLEfTmC LIGHTS AND FLOWERS
CHICAGO. sept. 22.-The Presidential party mr.
rived here at half-past z o'clock this evening
and was at once escorted by the Union
Veteran Club to the Grand Pacific Hotel.
where an excellent dinner was served.
General W. I. Sherman, Lieutenant-General Sheri-
dan and wife Joseph Medil and wife, 4. B. Potter,
a member of the British Parliament and wife,
and several other distinguished persons. dined with
the President.
There was Immediately after the dinner recep-
ton in the halls of the hotel given to several nun
dred invited guests. The main halls and corridors
nj the huilding were brilliantly Illuminated with
electric liqhts On the JacksOn-st. entrance, lights
Of the same character rendered the whole large
front and the street that passes light as day
ln this ight the LIST and I'd keglmcpts lorlneu ~
AT about 10 o'clock and inturn sereuaded the fIcs-
dent Mr. Hayes being introduced was received W Tn
hearty cheers. lie made "a brlet speech anu intiO-
duced General Sherman who also SAID a few words
suitable TO the occasion. Among the floral tributes
WAS beautiful bank OF rare flowers presented py
the lTish-AInerlcan Club, and another sent D5 lno
Union Veteran Club. .
Although IL was announced that the reception
would be private, the streets for blocks around were
thronged vlthpeOple apparently anxious 10 40 hohuI
to the President. The reception amounted 10 IN
ovation, and nothing was wanting to make 1t one OF
the most brilliant ever rendered To pubic man IN
this city. The last visitors LETT the hotel shortly
after midnight. q,
After the regular reception the President anu
General Sherman made speeches to the Union vet
Grams and Irish Amerlcan clubs. and were received
with warm expressions.
General Sherman tonight decided to call a meet
ING OF the Army of the Tennessee III Chicago. NO
yember and T., ut which time General Grant VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23

$4,000 Accordi' The articles OF agreement - per
cent Of this suinf J7J-gds pad 10 Tie testers u
Garden aud - 725 was derosi,cd fac bank. AZ 9:iV
laEf evening Of The kruZ BrOibfis tod l"il'Nb
reporter that Up 10 faat time aDon Slluuo bHn p..n
received Good Judges estimate tn9f the Mfn WHO WIZ
places viii divide among tncnselycs between TovDoO
aud 100000. only $3.50 tickets hal been taken al H.
tlr $500 sold
As the evening vore away. GuTOn ana hcrrt NciN
checrrd loudly Merritt completed MS lo miles t"
minutes after 10 d. d. wh.n ROwsli twenty Two
miles ahead OF HIM. At 10 o',oca Rowel was four
miles ahead of the record of the Wnnef - any previous
six dave contest Weston was h.s eiEhiy fourth
nile, whereas his recent mffch. when he won ne
belt this time he hsd inaur u mics Cheers cicru
;he negro Bart when about 1914 re finished hs 100
miles. One OF the managers sad that II u was loui"
be pos -b.e the Garden would he CLEARED, as AL
nOuBood. between and a. III. today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
COTTON MAKKETa

IwEEro9 sept ?s-i4,9 p m-co'ton duli and easier,
hd1mg Vp,snns; eie o Nidns DI..an, ,.ls,' sales.
eccipts. 20p bales. al American. funr. Sellers ~ isd
also 6sgti october aud November delivery. 6a, also
0f do November December delivery, .5i DO. Fcb
ruary end March delivery do NAV and june "a
Ln Gnro9 sept 22-l go D. siiddllHg Pani. Cotton,
IIyEuPoOI. sept "a D. m.Tne sales u cotton today
Included 400 bales American. lutufci panas low Mid
e as.s clause N'''"O'f anu D'''' ''"'''' 3D. also
B1Limonia sept 22.-cot'ou nominal, Middlug lac;
Low Mndau2 III leci Good Ordinary 's. net receipts.
lgS bales blS bales exports coast wise 1000 bales
Bo.I0S Sop, l2-Corion quiet. Snidlmg. I2iie; Low
Middiuc 10; Good orinlrv, sc not fcc'ips 35I bales
tcnARLssioS. sept cotton opened steady, b.came
easier; Ndding. lnis' Low iiin D'ie 's' Good or.
nary. glci ret receipts 1925 bacs sales 1000 Oaesi
CHciSSAI sept ~ Cotton quiet aad EASY buyers offer.
Good OrLa. lo"rs receipts lC2 bales; sipm' uts. $40
bales sales. - bales stocS lta6 pale.
Nf'cfirc li-c.: Good Orlufrs. gc ufs l'c.pl. 5sgg
bales e.Dor- coas,wise. e7A bales. sales 3.sl6 bi-si
Loii-S L. sept o. nominal, aliGiuvl &C.
NomLr. -ent 22.Carion ~. rular nominal tdanng.
qnotci net rcccpf i-l7 ha,.i 'Klors coasHisc, oo2
Ds,o- sales, ioO bates -ocS air ufie-
NEN-yBlstts sept -2-fpftnu ua.tn ], u0mi1oI. some
sales i4c decline Miit.n% lt'.c. inf Ica'us. lot,
GoHd oehtiN i"t 4nr't ntt &C. ..lI. i.i-s nai. :
gross. A. bales exports o Cf'.i Antin, 1000 biosi
saie-. l,1iO bale ,i'ei, l',llJ p. lrs ,,. ,.
%1iFgLh sept --l 1ion weak 'iit'.af. in'fr. nei ~;
certs. 2o hac, oxDots co'st"4s' 5000 oas sales. 800
Pmi ,nElf mil SPIT - -coiton quiet, sriinay '2ici
Low Aisng; So COL ' ..ii,.-', ~ 49, -do,' re.
s,T,Sssi. sept 22-cotion quieti ,nilnae. loei 10y
halos; e. hac.; sales. 2.2oU bales last evening
81 LotIs s'rt ~ COTTON lower. ,udf'nr lotci Low
Mdfng. iuiic. Good ordinary. "'ri rc'p'- l-l bales
Xii,,S.foN sent. .e-Coiion dnl roniiai. Mii'innz
Toe Nidaina 9i5,sc Sood Ordinary guod nof &C.
cont. l3l bacs eHuort 90 ne Continent lf2 bLlos sales
40 bales. stock, FL 100 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
Mp MArEIZEN,. 0rERA.

The opera Of "Sleepy Hollow which Is 10
b. performed the Academy oi Music oo Thursday ana
Euhseouort evenings recent production Of ar. MoN
Marcz. 49, never yet ;rrs,nted on any stage Those
a us VII, have wntod and loncet ior American opera
Vii. b. interest @ n tns experiment, with a strictly
Amer can t.A. Dy composer VINO has made Aliir' I
. most Alr.lclu. and who has kent multitude 81
Trends AN thr Vtir-ituor- 81 most ~, rtfnl
career Tn musical enterprises o MI Mare i1tA lh new
Nufk have ended over te greater pant or genera
ton and u. name Las been associated win some
memorable successes. II is reasonable 10 suppose ina
Ii " Size = ~ low Wl be- wine -ed by Kindly ara
one OF the most l0i tIuatc o. lis undertakings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
ADDITIONAL 7RdDE
lRTS
DOMESTIC MARKTT-

LOUIS. sept 22. Fnnr higher DG'ible "a
ira FAN - 75asJ; Irebe :, l5aS3 - Family. - 30
as 80 Choice 10 Fancy. - fG Wheat higher With
good dead -enej No Ped Fall ~ ger' c.sn - oh'.g
~ oS clio IL uSs October ~ O9idel 80 November
u O9i-dsi 10. closing Al CO.'S December No Rel FALL
81 OSa ~ O3 Corn higher Sic BID cash; 81 - octo
Der. S3r. November 3Sr. December 81 3 al the
year oats higher NJ 23e 2fc cash 25a25tc Ocro,ri
pc November % &c. an hse higher 10 hid
Barley unchanged. Whisky steady 81 oJ. PORK hsher
- -. Tad q mer ~ loo. asked Bus Meals strong
sides higher
cling: shoulders, Gear Rms Bgabc Clear 81,
nc. KecripsFiour l5.rDn Dpls.. Nhtaf. $1,000 bush;
Corn. 1000 bush oats 5000 bush I've. a,o1 bush;
Bsrev 10000 busn. rhpuD uffiour D. 900 bll~. WHEAT
270OD bush: Corn, 5000 bush, OATS 1000 BUSH ~
loo bush Barley, 1000 BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
PTBLIc OPINION.

The President knows how TO swing sledge-
hammer az, S,n. "a the state Rights theory In fact As
sicdge-hamrrr Is about a. elective weauon as hr'
Chandler bear gun Cincinnati COMMERCIAL Cndl
jeff Dlvs's letter eXtOlting state SOYer-
eighty ana urging its YndicatOn a. thc grand olecl OF
~, did SOUTH came as timely continuation OF the
Importance of the views present D, the fIosueu' d"
Youugstown-I Hartford Posi- (RcpJ
Colonel Pelton is TepOSing softly by the
soasIar. smith N. Weed has slTJincu hla lhumo ana
cal Telegraph: MIR. Andrews l. ou lccturhg ana tAe
Snconrcop Bureau Is ike th- leaves of the
forest For tins reason the ko iisun chnpath starts
on SLOWLY IA New YorA.- BillllD acre Gazette (DeIn)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
THE STRONGEST SPEECH OF THE CAMPAIGN.
az. Ind. l. a. iIHIl

The Presidents Youngstown speech cannot
be whscd the winl. Ills n stump speaker recs
less bahc. II u strong not the strongest presen
a.; ION Of the question OF National supremacy thar has
been made. an might rank State paer did II give
the r4Afs 81 states INSTEAD 81 SIM
Mn luinp.ug al passing them by with the remark,
aLstruabll tne states have the powers ana nights
AZ ouo! ng IN THIS point as expr esug bis own views
from I1uc0I's message 10 Co ess Win ms ne
p, az rons this stale side TIE question and elab-
os thc otncr-tbe National sid. 1nu- without over
stepping any OF tue limits or u occ- on %, DSah''
yrrDc Tie strongest speech VI ne osinPagn Oh The ne
publican side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
THE BOSTON TRUNK MYSTERY

BosToN. Sept 22.-In the Superior Criminal
Court Today before Judge Aldrcb the trial began OF
Caroline q Goodrich and DIR. Daniel F. Kimball-the
former for malpractice and the latter as an accessory
after the fact upon the person OF Jennie Potter Oarke
on the 18th OF February last. The trial OF Allen N
Adams charged with felonously procuring the above
partes to commit the crime. viii not begin until after
the conclusion Of the present trial Inc jury
was sworn. and the prisoners pleaded nos guiity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
INCIDENTS.

Beniglte1 - Fa1eons Grif - was
brought ont at the OLYMPIC Theatre last hisht..---
R!ce Surprise Party always popular. appeared at the
lr.fv Academy o. Music, under the management OF
Nj John z. smith,. Nr. and Mrs.. Florence viii
arpear next Monday at The Grand Opera
I.ousf $500 The hiiI a. DaY's Theatre vii De changed
me-. -.t.rlar evening, when " Divorce VIII be re-
1.vsG - q Dee lset performance OF " Ia File de Nine.
husol n'r-, tJ-nlght al the Fiftn Avcnue Theatre
60. Nh. WaiiacL Hll begin his regular season about
4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
TERRIBLE MORTALITY AMONG CONFLICTS
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.I

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. GA meeting OF
The Directors OF the Penenuay Of this State was held
IN Columbia last Thursday. Although the representa-
tiyes of the press refused admission 1t has been
learned that the principal subject OF discussion was the
terrible death rate the convcts hired out under
the contract system during the past year or 20 men
hired no ths Greenwood aud Augusta Railroad nearly
1.anh ava died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23

20 the Indictment. Disirct-Attorney Stevens then
made the opening argument for the Government The
witnesses for the Government thirtyour IN number,
were sworn. The old trunk IN when the body was
found was placed near witness-stand before the
jury. The nairder OF the day was occupied with
fesfn,,, - the Btata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

'ii- "a
Tor 40 -
prefiins iuiRht tis
Tue broken d0t1el Ans
setIessats tLe variations IL tnpefAilfe
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept %. a. m-HeaVy ram ieli
yesterday from NewJersey TO FlOroa, add there was
occasional hight showers IN New-Eugland In this city
HE cloudy atmosphere unchanged throughout the
Day and the temperature remained nearly stationary
There gradual TALL in the barometer and nigh
winds Ia the early part OF the day.
Warm anu cloudy weather may be expected In this
Gty and yiei,ity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
AGITATION IN FALL RIVER.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 22.-The greatest
indignation has prevailed here to-day over the at
tempted murder OF Officer Townsend last night
meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen will be held tonor-
row. The French population is greatly agtated over
hs as,ault on their countrymen last week Naturaza-
ron papers are be taken out aud the Frcnchnen ex
meet 10 poll 900 votes the coming municipal election
The Fall River Iron Works increase the wages o INC
men, after October ], 10 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23

UtLU
4 e 25q'on ? R'59 hin @''9' S "a
Theo Klcu of the ate George C. col las, oslr
OF tins clty.
DRrW-~udicniv on Thursaav september - At the r',i
l,nee OF bis 40 s' i2t't, Nc~lorS tiy Daniel
FanS.s service. vii be- INC " B. Church at Crews
Rlarys ana friends respectfully invited 70 attend with.
saeea IRAN On the Harlem r win leave the Grand Cen
Depot al Friends are requested not 90 send how
MADISON. y j.. SEPT. % 1879.
The iruseea o. hi. tnon ar, 5e-p.c.,'y m,tst 70
pursuant 10 ''''' wM WHITE. secretary.
NFALE-At his -elcrcc Boston. Thursday morning tho
Rev. Or Il. I'm 81. y eal' aged n years.
POBTNS-At Ie'ucheu g. on "a nriav. The 10th inst.
Paitivas and friends are he uuera
Vices residence Tuesday morning. az 1880
Train leaves New York at "a M, Pennsylvania r. r.
Intcuncnt al Greenwood
sAGE-At Orange. y. j. September 81. 1879 Maria
w. wife george T. SAGE IN the G5th ve'r 81 hot lse
Funeral services at hei late tc,i-nc" No. 'd"E l'ee
Relatives and friends the family and II her onsnIas the
Rev C. r. Blauyelt aai r. H. baldwin are invited to At
Tran nom Barclay Christopher streets to Grove Street
station a. $500 c1cf.
s,.;nsA rravenvliie Macs on SATURDAY september 90
Alice Hayden Of Dr Henry b. sands AMI sughter Of
raHeTs saf,e.s vii be- ed at aydeny1le TUESDAY sep
terpbcr % fc,ct p. m
sAUzADE-At Eng ewooo, y J.. on Monday September
t,-'si al 81 Matthew Church sussex-si Jersey
CIV on wednesday tie 2ith ilst al O'Clock m its
REQUESTED q at no flowers DC sent
ST. JOHN-In BROOKLYN sunday. september 2i OF portion
Rev es sn Tf Fe. Sc r. S'S @ 81 R ans
Fneera services vii ne asd - Ic Memorial
on Wedp ',isy ~ $50 p. m -
Tc remains all akeu 20 Danbury Conn., Tor ihterhoat
on Thursday morning, by O'Clock TAIN.
wAIsH-on the Goth INST at Newark. " j. Cornelius
49, rsleeS Viii De- held ar St Paus NJ Church. New.
ark o Wcios,iay, september "a st p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23

PHILADRLPHIA, Sept. 22.-The organization
OF new road, the Wfst jersey and Atlantic city
Effected to-day. with capital Of hair Hon dollars
L. l. TO run from Neweld station the West jersey
Railroad. abont thirty miles from Camden. through
Mays Landing 90 Atlantic CITY. From Newn.id 20
Camden Ire tracks Of the West Jersey Railroad VIII bs
used George Wood Of Il. u. Wood cons. OF this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23

Npssrs. Weeks e Potter have doubted tho SPECIFIC
prcocrics of CucuTa. tuncula hesoY'uf nli tutcu-a
Soau the speedy. permanent and economical cnt II hu
mprs TIC blood SKIN and rffu lhir 'nf aston
ishcl or universal for DO VAS BOB Np-cit
hands p. they would ft soicy from
mulic i-uu. aul uar Oi ilfl.
enabled 20 Say without Ter o contradiction mat
uOrtmedcs achieved il lr short rc4 iie
number Of wonderful cares performed th, 'ulcIa Acne
alHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
Special Notlees

Advertisements intended for the next issue OF THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE shOud DO handed IN before y IN ID
day
C.urress W ater as superiority cathartc AMI atbri
In
% or crre MAT uroauces heaaache internal soreness and
,e,tfny membrane All mineral waters
tha dangerous irants may be known ~ "n sed sler
taste.
substances proper fol tor infsts
aud the tereoi tends largely 70 husneit
he x,.s.iy. ol among children deprived OF mothers
nrs,nr Mens hood while extremely nuiritve, Is fres
nom .uy objection Is highly commended ~ all Who
have used H. All eadng druggists have II Ion sale
po. teice NotIce-rne mMs fortpe weak .lnay
saTffRDAY -eptember ~. 1919 vii close
VIA oueenstnen: On WEDNESDAY 10 a. tor France
direct BIZ steamship Pere.va iavre; and A. 1880 an Tor
Earoue by steamship Scytna. s)Sn coftesp0nd
enos io France be specially addres-edl on iuks
ter wa QneonstOvn (corresDo0denoe foe Germany aud
adirsssels aud at IL u, for ku
r,r, ~ steamship Herter Plymouth Cherbourr anu
Ham burg: SATU KDAf. AZ lls5O a. @ Tor Sermsny &C.
Britain the Continent mus be
cally s2m for Europe bv steam ship Gel
correspondence fO Germany and Scot
land specially aidrcssed and al IL m, for scot
aud NO dispatched by Ham.
bnrg snc Bremen only The mails Tor Bermuda and
the West leave NeS.lOrk september 20 The malls
Tor Havana NewYork September 20 AMI ~ The mails
for New York september The malls
for Hsyt Colombia N@w-lork September 81 Tue
mals the NmGward Islands leave Newfork septemhet
~ IN. mails Australia, &C. leave San Francisco sop
tenber ~ leave Francisco
O''"'' rHos. L. JAMES. Postmaster.
Post Once. New-York. september -. 1879
r. NJ stevnrt. steam Carpet Cleansing WORKS. S25 7th.
send Tor circulate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
\ RENINIscENcE FOR THDEN;

Samuel j. 1ilden was one OF the managers
VIII, orr zcj Ia, Democratic bolt of lsss which de-
feat,d In Democratic candidate for President with
mar record he has no right find fault with bolt
NSnicn designed 10 prevent bolt ia tue Presidential
contest next year by preventing Gcn nom getting the
nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT


For Ncw-Eneand partly cloudy weather; possibly
occasional rain. northeast TO southeast "'n"s h'"e
baiOmcfer. IL. .,o,,a,-
For the MIDDLE Atlantic states. clear or partly cloudy
weather, winds from northeast to southeast hlsnei
barometer. lOwer temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23

LITTLE FAILS y Y Sept e--NarEef very active at
advance ~ gcpcr the sl.s Of Factory Made cheese
amounted 900 boxes. tlr lrrHs ranging ID i oc 10
lO7-r Only one 0t sold iD7,f.; he hIs 90 lpLes COO
Dairy Cheese CHANGED naufs az a'ff To lufi 100
package 0l Butter sold af i4e. o. -utc
INCA y. sept 24l nIi,tu thousand boxes ri Cheese
sold here toayi leading puee, llc average price,
lO4s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
EX-SENATOR GEORGE MORGAN.

PoUGuKEEPsIE, n. T.. Sept 22.-George Nor
oan u member of state Senate In 1s6070, and ex-
MAYOR OF Poughkeepse. died last night after weeks
Illness from congestion OF the brain. He was sky
old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23

WHTrsOS-TTTUS-Or the 18th ins'. the residence q
the bride. mother. Wsffburg. g. T. Ing 90 Ifisraf
esr-raur oliver Wntson, ~ urelsrn D. J.. and Amelia
N!cis. Daughter Ot tAs lato william titus. Of The former
pace SO cards.
III notices Of Nar mast b. ia I,rIsi ga f-Ls
u gffIrIaQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
RECORDS OF THE LATE HOURS.

Papchot was the sixth man 10 make 100 miles. and
after doing this ut 1888 p. he retired 70 give his
tender foot needed rest Harao finished the last lap
OF his hundredth mile in squirt which stirred tho Au-
d,epoe TO Wild cheers at l040, after which he too
,.f, tho track for some hours sleep. At IL r. m.
Rowel, having completed l27 miles, the distance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
ROWELL LEADS IN THE WALK.

EXCELLENT SCORES MADE YESTERDAY
SURPRISING FORMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FAR BIZ
HiND-CONDIIION OF THE CONTESTANT
BUTCHER wITHDRAvs.
Much interest is excited by the contest for the
Ashley Belt in Madison Square Garden, aud excel
lent walking and running were done yesterday by
some of the competitors. Rowen passed Hazael,
who led at first, and at about p. had made 100
miles. At Top. m. no had scored 1872 miles and
was four miles ahead Of the corresponding record Of
any winner in a six days match. Ennis and Guyon
are going on finely. and the negro Hart has made
an excellent record Weston has disappointed his
friends TINS far At l a. M. this morning Rowcll
had made 1877 miles, Guyon 10. and Merritt and
Hart 10 each Weston was the ninth man in the
race with % miles behind him.
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