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Not Altngether Plcnsnnt.

OF course when u young wife makes her
first mince pie, the husband eats it and tries
to look pleased, and says, ITS delicious,
my own darling" and thinks he's being kind
to the dear girl, when she'd heap rather he'd
not touch 1t than to see him writhc and roll
on the floor all night and have him mistake
her for animals and have him cry, "Oh, call
off that dog with six tails Take away those
hogs with fiery eyes Let me 90 away from
that bear with four mouths! Oh ~ A girl
doesn't like to be mistaken for such things.
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QTO GREAT

1870 GREAT 1879
u,,(, .PENNsYLIyANIA RQuTE, ,,r,,,,.,,u.,
sp1ENbBV R2VBhh SAgA SEft tAtN EaU1p
TRAINS nE&vE &EEEES %sANTsS hAST46SS om 'f Depot cor
ner OF Sixth and streets. Rs follows
For eEs r ssd ,o lhs %s' pS G % dey s T
Pitlsburg 60 Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Chicago
6SfR EiH P645S3G Pr9Ss G@ & fbiSeSD
For Canandaigua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
aud the North at q, m daily, except sunday
70 csnandSisH For wiliamssport wilis mts Lock Haven
For and Sa Rn ms al At 1910 10 q & m daily e1eeP! Sunday
Limited Express o. Pullman Puror Cars 900 a. m.
For Br6okiyn, New York, all through trains connoq.
At Jersey City with bOnts OF Brooklyn Annex"
Ing double sTfsae SsfSs scross New YORK afS city, AV00
For PhiladeIphia $40 a. m 1890 $780, and @iS p' M
Limited Express $3.50 a, m. daily, except Sunday.
For baltimore, $40 $3.50 1910 m. ana 1880. 4lo
49, S5S. S 5;iS and and @ mJS p. m, On Sunday io'os
For Popes Creek Line. 8 q. m and A2o p' III daily
't On S'AiSH AMY AFTER APRIL :, 1880;
For Annapolia 0V0 a. m. and 400 D. M daily, except
ALExANDRIA AND FREDERGCKsBURG RAIL
Wy Va, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria T. 100, o, IL a. m; 40 500 e2J 6
and li:SO y. IN, On Sunday, Z, D ana liza M. and 3
For Richmond and the South ZOO m. daily, and
-, $40 y. M daily, except sunday. -,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington :, 10 n.
On sunday at aud 10 q, M. and GOl p m.
Tickets. Information ssepns ard & psIor-oar aS.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvanin
avenue, northeast corner Of sixth street and Pennsy
vaua avenue, ana at the depot where orders can be
ie for the checking OF baggage 10 destination from
i. T. FARM Err, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General MANAGER.
National Republican., 1880-04-20
Better Times,

The business revival and new era of pros.
rcrity which is now fairly inauguratod is in
keeping with the increased health and happi.
ness seen all over the land, and is one of the
results obtained from the introduction of
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. "The
DR.. Harvey, "seem but little less than miracu-
Ions"
National Republican., 1880-04-20
District Courts.


SUPREME COURT OF THE DisTRICr-CHlEF.JusTiCE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYItE AND CoN.-CampDell
VS.. District Of Columbia Judgment below affirmed
In re 9. X. Marshall tbnmbOo cnvelopesG appeal
from the decision of the Commissioner OF Patents;
argued and submitted.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-JusTIcE MACARTHUR
Davis Il Hayden VS.. Hall & Hume; verdict for de-
fcndants Gibson, Son S Co. VS.. McKeever judg
ment for amount admitted. Bell VS., oppenheimer;
judgment set aside. Knowles VS.. Johnson; judg-
ment by default. Lewis, trustee, etc, vs. shep-
herd on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-JusTTcE HAGNER.-Beavans VS..
Hughes; sale ratified nisi; McPherson vs.. Lowell;
on hearing. Young vs. Baden appearance of alb
sent defendant ordered. Clagett VS.. Brooks; sale
ratified nisi.
CRIMINAL COURT JUSTICE JAMES - Thomas
smothers, indicted for rape upon Miss Lena Leins;
on trial.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICT-CHIEF JUSTICES
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYLIE AND CoX.-No. o.,
Knox & Osborn, patent appeal SO, Clark Fisher,
same; d. Phillips VS.. Smoot; 5, Williams vs. Scott:
6, Dickson VS.. b. d T.. X. X. Co.; T. OBrcn VS..
same; s. Sprngman VS.. same; 8, West VS.. same; 10,
Weilacher VS.. Beck; II, English VS.. Wander.
werken.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-JUsTIcE MAcARTHuR.-No.
4S0, Baker vs. Babcock ct al 40, Mitchell vs.. Kill
bourn IL Latta; $40, Mulkin VS.. Miles ct al; 5G3,
Hodnett vs. Nesdell 567, Ohutt VS.. Smms; 30l, Wall
VS.. Robinson; oil, Daniel Piedmont ~ Arlington
VS.. Gunton; 577, Hogan VS. Ebert; SO, Hemmons VS..
Grant 365, Wollard VS.. Finch ct uX.; 453 Finch VS..
Douglass.
EQUITY COURT = JUSTICE HAGNER.-No 10,
Zantizinger VS.. Zantzinger 10, Joyce VS..
Joyce; 16 Campbell VS.. Smith; IS, WGddy. VS..
Anderson 20, Smith vs. Kenny; 81 Cross VS.. Bell;
20, Grant vs. Freedmans Savings Il Trust Com
pany; a. ODonnell vs. WimsGtG 26 Hewitt vs..
CRIMINAL COURT JUSTICE JAMES. - Thomas
SmOtlers. rape,
National Republican., 1880-04-20
Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, April 10.
Beef Cattle-Market fairly active, but prices fully
&c. .owGr quality considered. Very best 47LG5lSc;
hrst quality, I@iHci medium, 86S21c: ordn4iy,
2l29-24. Most sales were from I'tg5Lc. re.
celp'S, 22aa.head, sales, 3sS head.
receipts 0076 head. W. SN>SN''
The receipts Of sheep and lambs were 1870
heha' qHosuohs-sheeP IgG1gc,i lambs, s7q 0 10.
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AUCTION SALES.
Y DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctionecrs.
FUTURE DAYS

RY DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREEsTo BRICK
DWELLING AND LOT on . STREET BE
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND flFIEENII
STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of deed oftrust, giye- to us and duly
rec rded In llber No. 1si. folio o, one Of the land
records Of Washington county in the District OF
Columbia, and ut the request OF the party secured,
we VIII sell ~ public auction on FRIDAY, the dOth
dey OF APRIL. a. u; 1850, at o'clock p NJ ~ front
oi lhe premises, all that piece or parcel OF ground
ylnS & in the city OF Washington In the district OF
columbia, aud known as aud being all flOt mum
bered torty-yiN tiG), In Perce and klnge,s sub
DIVISION OF square number two hundred and seven
(l as said sub division recorded In the surveyors
Office OF said city ana District together with nll and
singular the nppurtennnccg. rights, privileges, Inn
proyements aud other hereditnments to the same be
longing or In any wise appernining. Ihis lot is I'M
proved by wel-bult three-story and Mansard roof
Terms onethird cash, balance in one and two
years, notes TO bear six per cent interest and 10 be
secured by deed OF trust on the premises sold a
deposit OF 500 required at time Of sale. Conveyanc-
ing ana recording mt purchasers cost, Terms TO be
complied with within seven days, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right TO resell the property nt The
RISK and cost OF the deaulting purchaser upon CIV
ing hve days public notice Of such resale In some
newspaper published in WASHINGTON, u. G.
FREDERICK w JONES,
a.,,o. JOSEPH H. EDISON, Trustees.
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nnlkon,u.nhn
EDWlN A MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker,
- QlS il street northwest

BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 5h day Of
May A. lS70 and recorded IN Lber glO folio US ct
seq que OF ho land records for the ID strict or 60
lumbla VIII sell at public auction, IN rnnt OF the
premises. on THURSDAY, the 10th day of April
iSO AZ o'clock p M the following real estate IN the
~ square sixty, described beginning Mt the north
est corner said lot running thence west along the
south line of Il street twenty-five feet; thence soul
sKtyseven feet and threequnrters OF inch TO the
rear nne OF said lot; thence east twenty-five feet to
INC east line OF said lots thence north sixty seven feet
ming.
Terms-Tho amount secured by said deed OF trust
With accrued interest unpaid taxes and the expenses
OF sale In cash, the balance III six and twelve months
at6per cent, secured by deed of trust upon the
property Conveyancng at purchasers cost, and
terms to be complied with IN seven days
EDWIN A. MCINTYRE,
nDlGoOldda Trustee.
National Republican., 1880-04-20

Key Postmostor.General United States, and No.
l76, T. Commerford appellant, vs.. V. G. Thomas;
motion to advance granted aud cases set for Hrgu-
ment on second day of next term, Immediately
after cases already assigned for that day.
No. 2i2-Paoiic Railroad Of Mexico, appellant,
VS.. George f. Kctchum ct al. petition to reverse
decree etc. submitted on printed briefs by Nlr N.
a. Cowdrey in support Of same, and by Mr.. George
II. Edmunds in opposition thereto.
No. lO2l-1hOmas Branch, trustee, appellant. vs..
John u. Davis Ut al: appeal from the Circuit court
of the United States for the Eastern district of Nr-
gina; on motion of Mr.. w. A. Maury counsel FOR
appellant, dismissed, costs TO b. paid by appellant
No. 23j.-The Richmond Il Petersburg Railroad
Company, plaintiff In error VS.. Edward Mayo, eX-
ccutor, ETC. ct al, decree Of 2d of April reScnded
No. 23j.--'Iho Richmond & Petersburg Railroad
Company, plaintiff in error, VS.. Edward Mayo, eN-
ecutor, ETC. ct nj; in error to the supreme Court
of Appeals of Virginia; on motion of Mr.. w. a.
Maury, dismissed costs to be paid by plaintiff In
error.
No: 4Gs.-Tho Mississippi Mills plaintiff In error
VS. William NJ. Cook, tax collector, etc. in error TO
We Supreme court of Mississippi; on motion oil MI
z. Phillips, dismissed with costs.
No: 2CG.--The steamship City Of Panama, ETC.,
appellant, vs. Mary and John S. Phelps; argument
continued by Mr. Austin G.. Fox counsel for mp
pcll0nt by Mr.. =. Phillips, counsel for appelecs,
and concluded by Mr.. Fox for the appellant.
No. 2GI-Sanford Baker, appellant, vs. George L.
Humphrey ct al; argument commenced by Mr.
Theodore Romeyn, counsel for the appellant and
continued by Mr. john Atkinson for the nppellces
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock.
National Republican., 1880-04-20

sary In my File treatment or Female Wealsnesses but
must see an patients To know their conditon) then
amy person can use my remedies themselves. On,
tarrh cured and deafness by cAtArrh Loss OF
mental power viROT and general debility by either
sex restored For further Information, and dificul'
ties Of which treat, YOU must make Application At
my office No 49, Ninth street nOrthw6sI, RILEY
BuupiNu ONCE aud residence. Consultation free
" all dVSly
National Republican., 1880-04-20
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
RALTiMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
National Republican., 1880-04-20
Pacific Mining stocks.

Sola ,I06 00
currency 6,9I3,3sS
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PROFESSIONAL.
Or, CANDEE OF NEW YORK,
SPEUIALlSH.

/ treat lIemOrrhoids or piles. VIII
.gye lttO for any case Of Itching,
Bleeding, Blind or Projecting Piles
my remedies viii not help am cure,
use only external ami internal
remedies; no caustics, no ncida; an I'M.
mediate relief: no detention nom
rgs.nCss. / treat ANA cure all Female
Weak uesses, mo exam iuRtioDs uecCs,
, 1880-09-16
THE INDIANS.
SECRETARY sCIIurz's TOUR
SsrSrfaf Y)fSnnfth IA Tbt {-h4A1a4 s1t{bunt.

SECRETARY sCIIuRZ's TOUR.
Hptcfat Ufspatth to The Chicago Trfbnht.
81. pArL, MINI. gept. 1s.-Gen. Carl schur1,
Secretary OF tho interior. arrived In tho city ut
10 a. m. tu-day on the Northern ractnc ruutc
from tho lu1tan country. md left at moon for
Washington. which place he expects to rcnct
On frltlny. Gen. Schurz has been absent from
Washington Elk or scren weeks, during which
time ho tns mnIc an extensive tour On tho Pm
clio Const and through tho Western wi1s. lie
WINS at snlt Lake City, San Francisco and tho
Yosemite Valley. At Fort flat ho met
couple Of weeks visiting tho Vel.
lowato,ie National purk. From thence be
cnmo to Fort Clstrr, situated ut tho Junction Of
tho Itttle ni,i Ittg Horn Nlvers: thence TO Fort
kengl. and tu q thence to l3f.tndrck.
tte finds that tho :-".ty fnttfnns nre being
Es :s asaeySa upon ~ E"
nuw cnnlpctl. With from 14j 10 ltl !tN1Gs+ on
American territory In tho Valley Ut tho Pnp!nr
laiver. not great dIatance northwest OF Fort
said be I'D hetn Wild Ge1t. Miles. afii entcre.l
Into n tEnronxh discussion and exAmlnntt ion
nothi,,g tlcflnit Ind been decided upon ~ yct.
lte said Sitting. Dnll had Rpen. rood deal 1T
ILLS tl's on United stascs territory the past few
ly visits point .noo,,t fifty n,ilcs! frata Fort
1'cck, and Is striving constantly. By cunning
ruars afd by every tIicans at bin c6tntHnHd. to
intilcc the Indians who have deserted him TO
return. 1Itit they have experienced too tuuch
suffering frutu hungcr to resume hosti'ities. md
lndinn. It !a doubtful whether be will succeed In
rcGstAbjjshtuE his influence over taCnl.
, 1880-09-16

AtN%%*$ +~"F>@%%fS
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept 15.-Whon tho
noon session Of the Doard Of TRAILS was
called to order to-day twenty-s!x grain.leal-
crs withdrew to tho rooms OF Kunuartl IL Co..
rs they did yesterday. aud received grain mtd
proylsfon quotations by telegraph, after
which regular call was helt! md the usual
indianapolis grain market quoted. fhc
Committee OF Arrangements appointed yes.
tcrday to secure suttahle building for tho
operations OF theEr new organization re-
ported soyelat eligible locati.'ils. Thay also
reported arrangements 10 Jreelyn th9 ta!a'
graph markets lY lEckets ut reasonable rates.
'fllo repnrts were taken undor .atlvfscIn.nt,
anil the COMMITTEES continued: Tho secctlers
will continue to meet frt,n day ta uuy ~
Kcnnard's oflico until other quarters ca.l b.
provided. It Is the Intention of tho secctlorn
To receive titty subscribers lleture regularly
organizing u,idur The Suite law. j. 4. U!nS;;
ssT, thu old Treasurer, It Is supposed. VIII
(ioorgo II. Val,dcs claiming him to have
been elected w iii illegally elected Hoard Of
Directors. .r1ls will brlilE the question IT,
rcct1y into the courts.
, 1880-09-16
PERSONALS.

Any barrel begins to look like kcg al
r7ndy."-Mr. Enyltth.
az Miss Is probably as good rs mile, but
o boy would have boaton botn."-kl,y AiN,Lso.
"Is the 1rprlI an organ?" anxto1sly In
auIrcs Democratic pnpcr published In ClncIn-
uutl. II Is, and II barrcl orxan Mt that.
Carlyle says: "'rho richer TN intellect tho
harder and slower Its development" ."-nns1 col
lcsc graduates around newspaper ot1lccs should
take heurt.
VA Dlghted Life" Is tho title of naw
story hcg,,u In Mr.. 1lonncr's ledger. We know
that tho gentleman felt rnther bad over st. JUL
,en's performance. but hardly thought 1t bud
gonc Us far us that.
It is pleasant to learn from tho London
Ttnts that "it ls almost impossible 10 get nows
from 6cutarl." Tor Il fnw days Maiuo will all-
awcr every purpose.
Or. Tanner says that his fasting expert
ment proved tho existence Of the soul. Mr.
English should bc very careful how ho allows
himself 10 lecome hunQrys
"Thnt hurricane in jamaica looks like q
Republican plot to destroy our facilities for
carrying on tho campaign, but as long ns Ken
lucky Is unharmcI We Gun substitute whisky
for rum."-Jo|sn Kelly.
Tile INV York reporters estimate the for
tuno icft ty tho lnte Marshail o. Noberts ut
from E5,0o0,000 to sl0,0000o0, and from their
practice Of constantly handling similar sums the
boys cannot bo far out Of tho way.
Twilight downward softly iloateth;
AL, once tiear, seems dim and fur;
High aloft now fantly gleamcth.
Palo md clear, the evening stnr.
Through tho playful, fitting shadows
Qulyera LunNfs mngt1 shrlne:
Through tho ego this freshness stealing,
G&cuIY into thiH heart OF mine,
, 1880-09-16
TIE ECANDINAVIANS
e. II. NATsOS FOR sf1EnIFF.

Durtnr the mi campaign Of 1870 the Seam
a,.,a,,.,, ,r.,. ~ tI;s n;,v ,n3 nn,ntv ,,n,tc3
u''afun ~ osa =. III ~. ~ ~ 49,, n,s',i,,n
N e1Gnas otH t atHsttt ;t ~ ~ .o a ron
County, which circular was 0igncd by the
n.IItnrs nmt nronriclors of M following
s,a,'.s,s,,"r.. sn. ITr,n1",,,,ct Sne,,.II J1jh.
newsparcrs: :o,, i'e, r""''" s.,,onan
I,latict, Nort1cn Verlens da,J, mid Shan-
"t,osnr .rhe Sentiments exprcssc1 In Tho circular
1o ,,ns.. se.s.s sIi,sss - T., ' .h,sr +a"n
reeogntzng tho Republican party ns ING one
Stntes iilrrtv nrl guotl government.
The The circular t an,ong @ other things called Its
nayIa1s, rs Il class, on their arrival III this
country, generally BECAME members Of tl.a
RepNhllcs,l rarty, which, ii 4 great measure,
.sti,rat ioya Of 'liberty, md thcir wo!ltcl
t titiril,v 10 tho GoYer1lrlents Of ihclr ilatiyu
Countries. Tint they Ind manifested n loye
for ttcir utloptrtl country during tts pegEIs
Me saTue ms,M!mrs Who eneI the[r
hion,1 r., tinfens, nf thn sntno mid its faE,
Wntir in forms thoy expressed theIr eoi,;
e na a'sictIt 81 ct xrs u m mnlfst nroper re-
,,3tn T., ~ Ia ..n,,,s;nt"s wm,eh iii, nntnn.
Slty Sy reasou M Uf lis numerical strength Just
r. 11epfts. whtI nj ii,e rther ha,l1. Dir OIL
,'osInv ~ ,,rav % %xtn1io.lsly tyafiesi Itscif or
e eyery opgpor{unity g ofiSre,l in seiectIng frol,
nt,,,,.s I iu f,,uu ~ s,,,tnr I'M tins vereIv ~,
penpls tl orc @ @attaehsi 10 do itcpubliean purity.
atr tasir.. ~ sa.f ~ tn"t s. II III ~, n,esin% ~ mn.
tionality, @ Gat is tiiey iiad always pr"m,,ientel
tnn aea o. mh!ossGn III sa4onzp ~ ~ ~
t nntinn % i1a nacM ri On On lis t}rket lnen Of otrr
nationaitics a HI h either M a. n rccoEmItIon Of Or
t,'sl,aaet oc E's .,,ob snnnnrt ns th"v ,uiuht
,,sna,,iv ,1i1 Iet atr""t nMda nt fhatsiore. In Il,
Gss vios ~ HAT fest thov .,'rmr,l Il atlyls,a-
h'o ~ - nae s,es @ aac o,5 S'5vecsiinns ~ II t1a
io, vIo ~ 1"0Ao u, sf n,rMilHiea 3,onnhiicons
w,ss1,1 ba ,,st ~ II ~ mil If imyo,.a!"s ssrvcs
" r. tIe ~ a9ttv liz: ~ op III W IL n sucl, aetton ce,es
~ WN E ~ :,r sr se,ta ~ rcssn IT
s,,ni, nm n'rncnr,,ti"n w." Xii ii IL hut fai1
c nc stot 9}1at ta v,o,ss cntaptsi,,ed ~ NV ~
a ,rss ~ ottu w., atft, axiat ncIo,,,o ~
'T hGse rnfra,nn ~. r. ,t,a SEss,5,unur,,s
,;itna, ,o.Go ,,,si.is,,, ,rSons ~ mndlnss h"r9
S' ;,.nt ~, ~ tsrt'at Matio.,ot neaIo',s
NJ cna THY is tsotars t vansItv u . tonahinS ths in
, 1880-09-16

An0U AAkA+
What promises to DO worry interesting and
exciting contest was begun In tho Pavilion un
tho Lake Front last ovGAin9. under tho manage
inent Of DnnIol O'I.oaEy,-tt bolny q wak far tho
0'Leary seventy -tlyo-hour belt wou by George
Parry, OF England. In this city two yenrs nEo,
md subsequently forfeited to Goorgo Guyon.
For somo time tho bolt. which Is one OF tho ncst
tn tho world, has not boen Walkod for; but leary
finally decided to mako a sweepstakes of 80
each, nnd generously added *f0o To bo dividod
among tho tlrst tour mon ut tho conclusion Of
tho walk, tho winner to receive tho bolt, sweep.
st.kcs, and $l50, tho second man $1.5, tho third
*75, and tho fourth 30.
Enr this match four arst.cass Inen, all pedcs-
trims Of acknowledged reputation. hnyo OIL
tarod,-John Dobor, Gus 0lnistcad, George
Shorty, and John Danks.-and lust night ut pro-
a'se!y O'Clock they woro stnrtcd OH tholr jour-
ney. which will como to an ctnl next Saturday
night Mt II o'cloek. Duyon. who builds tho belt
WI 9s 9moE e stnstGs hn'ns II ~, sssn Ss r 81
svsr. is atio % @ tnaka i,sst:olass pcriosanee,
IL Sa s%ph S ,Se ws Il pass,Se g Gash fasre i
;ho s!ishsest donbt tl@t tho tano . !. T
III ho bS b"s
appearance In this coantry for soma time. ~ 70
ss f., d 6o II s. T. rs s ch
se sccs Il: fras ars esrtan - tasn out ii afgs
nHMbprs to Witness his anal performance III
When tho word was given last oycning Dot'!er
niis is1 ~ or gsit oln!sead Sotas rEt bshin
wa4 evidently Dobler's idea to sntrt ID front and
stastcd nz u. It Kept ap. viii inats record ier tue
winner not easy 10 equal. Thoro WIS no yaria-
s .o IT. 'Ss0fss sos: e. tass Score s'sa
!ho eni Of that time being ton mile. and two
laps, and tho positions Df tho nifft unchanged,
nfton walking II
, 1880-09-16
Their Victory at Cincinnati md
the Deient OF Providence
Yesterday
Having 1rrevocably Settled the Con-
test Beyond All Doubt or
Controversy.
The Scrcnty-flrc.1lour Wnlk ut tic
Pavilion Fnyorably l'cgun.
Maud s. to Trot ut the Jockey Club
Track This Afternoon.
BASE-UALI.

BASE~DxsLL.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP WoS. o..
Tho victory Of tho ChcagO teAul ycstcrfny At
CiMrInnat1, together with tho Acfuat Of tho
Providence nj hoeton. aett1cs lrrcvocahly tho
f.tnEuo championship contest of 1890. Chicago
Inns won tsrtynf1c gauea, while Providence. It's
next f,cntest competition. Inns won forty.tlyo
Providence, having thirteen Rnmca yet to p1ny
tn complete tho schedule. Gould win but f'fty-
eight II 1t won MI Of these gamcs, 80 That Chcl-
90, even though it shoud lose al tho ten games
1t has yet to ptay, would htill hayo tho chnin-
pinnsh!p pcnnant beyond pern!vcnt,lrc. Tho
struggle Inns hecn magnificent oHc, furnishing
tho finest illustration of tho beauties and possl'
bIlltcs Of tho nolo H,ttnc pf base-ba!l TINT tho
'Alnnrlcnn people hnvo witnessed since tho
tpurt wns devised. THO victory hns
bccll Won by tho Chlcago team through sheer
forca Of superior pIay md superior tnnuaKc.
ment. kcorRnnfzDt md strengthened with tnrc
good Judgment In tho first INSTANCE. tho team
hns tce,1 handled with consllmlnnto ability by
Cnpt. Ansu,i, to wl,oso remarkable executive
force and genius for field management tho s,,c-
cess Of Tho tenn Is IN no srr.n cgrcc ntt.tbtt.t-
bic flo Inns Mt nia times commanded tho tHtlro
respect and goodwill Of his tcnm. who without
exception t,,uk up 10 h;n hs always Just In his
ncts tbwartl them, md As almost infAitlblc III
Judgment. Probably Ito field cartn!n ever 70
fully possessed tho confidence and rcgnrsl Ut his
mon rs docs Capt. Anson: certntnty ronc ever
cujoyed IN an cqua1 rnchs,ira tho confidence OF
h!s club management. As for tho uall-patroll"
tz!ng public III this and III athcr Lcugt,o cities, II
rnny wuli bo doubted If any QUO bull-playcr has
nude 80 conspicuous llgurc.on the dsanond
flold as AIlson has done.
A sIER1rEp COMPLIMENT,
is paid him by tho Cincinnati Enquirer In ia ro-
port Of Tuesdays game:
"The Chcagos wcre fa.r'y. nnl thorollrhly DE-
tented. Their field work aud show ut discipline
, 1880-09-16
LOCAL POLITICS.
A Dull Day in This Branch Of
Trade.
Tho greenbaok State Central Committee
Ward Club Meetings.
TIE GREENDACKEI,S.
MEETING OF THE STATE CENTRAL COMMIT

TIL GREEN Bj4Ch Ei{5s
xrrr1sn m r,1r srArE CENTRAL COMMIT
rrE.
lilo bfcefeack ot"te Ce1sfa4 co"ni''.eo
met yesterday afternoon lii Eoom " OF the
paltucr ttnuse, for the purpose Of conlplet-
inp lila State E1ectorul ticket and discussing
thssr ,,,nns for lin oo,,naf,7t tucl,,,tino n
usa. l'',a H.. ~. .u1 e,,s s.,s .',aa,,
coufsn. the Questton III Why's nhu hle"''s'
Thu chief business In hand, however, was
tbs .,,,point.nent Of Presidential Electors In
Inn srvrr,f ,ltstrIrt, wi,rro no prcy,n1a M.
'.,,t,,,o,,., 10, ,'.,.,' .ao,,o ~ s,,,,sro ~,
po,atinen!s ,'aa peeN 'huae, VI "ns,e. ,', n'5
pointinents having been male, vacancies l'ad
been created through political concessions
a,v. otherwise. This meeting was l,el.l be-
h,n,t cl,aoI a,rrs h,,t lila t,tst M fle nro.
"u s.oasu uov'' Wv ,.s,,,a', $500, ~ 49, r
eeet''Hes' AZ usua,. wis ooLai"c,' "4'et""."a
through tile filtration process. Jancs Spring
er nrcsitc,l, aud the gentleman who Is
Nr,,nn}n,n foy f;oynruor-Afr. a. j. Strcct.
ar..,,,no,,r,,,o,t ,,o so,,is, n hts noltttoo,
rI,r IL. H.. s ssa..t nocon,t III -" ~
is.Hre t, py ". peant ra@1; ,hn s,stn r. ~
w. s..tpE e9na .{;nmnns;,. ~" ns" ~, t,,a
v1et st,,'n u ~ III e ,.,tG aha nxconifow ~ af nnc
S.Mn', ~ !, 5ptHH, VIII ,o ,,sea ~ ns h;s
.iy. aihee ;H ~, aiau eaPectct ~ ~ pa5s - s H.
tnn " M sl,ntnr 1mcE laut w ~ ~ ~ sio
sla nl te ~ ,,n.,, y. ,a.
~ Iepulsen eooI Ias1EtnAs essa5 ..t,t H.