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, 1880-07-03


IT. Louis, July 2.-5saron Won Weber, of ncr-
lin. representative bs the German Empire, and
Imperial Counselor Of Germany, who Is on
four Ut inspection in this country for tho Ger.
man Government, has arrived here. Yesterday
ho visited tho Merchnnts' Exchange, tho great
bridge, and tho cotton compress works.
The first of tho series Of 1880 Of thirteen
steamboat excursions for tho children Of tho
poor took place yesterday. Tho Frcsh-Air Nils
sion sent 600 children and their attendants up
tho river thirty miles.
a sensation wns crentcd ht Spfritunlletto
scance hold at private reeIdcnce Inst ovonIng.
Among the apErits inRtcrIallzcd was that OF
Emnln Moor, who died son,e SIX months ngo in
Fast st. Louis. Miss Moons dcccnae was occn-
stoned BY a mo.t singular complication OF
nutnernlis rare dlecascs, and during her sickness
Bho WINS visited by every physician Of note III at.
LOFTS: When sho died tho doctors were all enrcr
to hnM a p0st-mnrtcm examination, but tho
In'ly'H relatives objected. Lust night tho spirit
tleuIarul that nfter burial tho body wns hccfutIy
dtslntorrcl, and dlRAccled In tho presence Dt
seven phyatctMns. THO ap,rtt even 'nasned tho
eoven doctors who nade the post -nortcm cxnn1.
tntion. This statement ereGfca a profound
sensation nt tho Hennce. The tpMttcr has created
d great etr IN spirltuniate circles. and eomc Ut
tho lending Sr!rltulIIats declare they will probe
the ANnlr to tho bottom.
, 1880-07-03
Gov. Foatcr Has No Doubt Ssa rflcId VIII
fIe Elected, md Gives ITis lkeaaoNs,

G1treiaH,l LEADER. ,yuneN
"What ts THO Presidential situation as you
"Wcii," spoakIrH pleasantly. Gun give you
hut OnB N8wcr to that question, and that Ia t,at
Garfield Is fur ahcaaa of Ills Oppouont la lii
IsoiHc tf ito non,uys claim that Hancock Is
very popular" speaking to drsw tho Governor
HYes, 1t soelns 10, but the same can bc said
With Just Us nlch II Ilt,t rnore truth In regard to
Senator 0art.eltl Atil tha Republican party"
"Thon ynn thlHk thAt III tho unn(ny election
the un&lrc yote VI cnoh purity Will bo tosledr'
"That's the why tho lnutter looks now, aud
will rnte for l1nacoGk and every Republican, win
IN the country than Democrats, consequently
'tJJUw abuMt Tho ffbcrAtsy'
"The sa,no Will bH tr1,o of thom. No Liberal
Republican cnn possibly have Atly AFFECTION to
0Nrtiult, md tlNy Will Mll yute for him; md In
astnucl nH Gurt!e!l Ia tho bett0r statesman and
= gost! = soalhief,, VA will catch some Liberal
"Wilt Hancuuk get u Solid South7"
"fes; shluhl Httt Ga surprised IL h0 did"
''Ther, whAt Statea will elect our 1ntlnf'
"we need but nluetuon moro Northern votea
thA1 11Myes roccIyeh to baut u Guliu South. and
thenl."
: Gan wo got thsmrt
- y Yes, mt the slightest doubt about It. Hur-
rub for 0artlold! lind enthusiasm bubDllng up
Everywhere tor tho EeH1e1al."
And Gov. Foater utmost swung bis hat In the
air rs he departed on his Journey,
, 1880-07-03
TIE BABY MUDDLE.


cnio As~Vhy hho V'"of v"c WIZ"
thct bn,o WIN d rcnvtho,,cn by whnt bo tenrnr,l
ycs,es'lny in h's e'Iort. 10 aurayei tho nystory,
whn.over In hts own mind, tint the iady who
~ o1 ,..aa"%a.. '' WY -''''' $' ''o'' VI
1he r Fi1ehno*s . " ,
rur HIN III THE PLACE or MN own CHILD,
tnftcr tnkcn to tho bu,lsc on Hone etrect whcrcc
Il w,,s carried TO tho Fo,,n,llnas' iiounc. whoro
i ei @ silaa few hsurs siiss !. s''a::!o's. '''
, .t u r,t,,., ~ ~ M ~ % 2,
t.rtrs iiitiG ~" NJ, i,11,,s I'M ~ ~. nfcc @ M,c wy" M
I'M linn ti,c ,l"IiL with III nn.nr I,nnu sa
hut nuco ttltc liz birth aid thon 1,t,t pcriitiy
FnuniiIngs' IInine forty. eight hot,ra lninr was
if,!!uh otnac4tel and n ll,o last stueosof choarn
IL sa,e in Eoa heSt swK %s sS o, ea sve 0a tc
rsitory n sy,mptos nf ny lsonso # Is
Rrncrlly tho d[scasc IL prolonged through
ss1,,., seysrnl dnys. 20 ,iat T. is :. hardy
tp's. 1scelcB, sho herself IS prutty confident
that It ~ NOT hers. tfcr child bud d'sttncttyely
black cyos: th9so Of tho ,load one wero, of 4
tho hAmo lli both. hut tho llsisc and cnrs Of tho
SeeetlsGn VIII wero nor llke thi,ss pl 0erl!n's
fr0, jirph. ThoS ik"1 ~ II ibnv ai' 'rse hsen
iicrcc.,. and tin, fhoy Weru nc not i co untv I i,c tS}
o9rs nf tc ,I a}I it'll ~ m h0 th0
ti"a nnhnD"t i,ns liza III nbo, Srh ~ NY
hc" ,nt ~ n rrt1oa sho y s,,,,.
shn mut - 1Hi,n rn,t nv ur,nsu .,anns
,nnr,. n m A'' onH, nv Wiki" ,rn,i,v tt,y,
,.trnie u rirt .hr'.w W. ainiwbcrr., - NJ
II fcll on TIC Eart.,,i,t and the it'd nassc ovnr
~ n1nkE an a. hae6S ne s,ni',. h., Io hn9a, too
iI"nn ~ III I'm Ernn,IIn.s 'A' y" "nptl 'ae
~ tn inntj"n o,"s nr ,v 1 nrr}1 nI Ill.,, n1pa ~
sntt "" nna ~, nnni.h H. " fnr, W. tne
nnrtn" oe ifrt,n M "stinri,e ,E S.t H.. VIZ W.. IT,
t.., G ,onrr .Int H. .uu ,t Met @ yts,sr. UT
ina ha n t Tit /! wna ,Sn: ihni t,st wr., su
h,t tw u n nr ,'snn u Tf f snf 7% WfIs I
th"v .y[rn ~, ,ar ,nv ~ @ no chdseh tnat
'"oS "ele 'rsy "el' NV hia -.
'fANTED 70 KgEp THE PROPERTY,
which wuult 70 10 tho hoy. This certainly bears
out tho rcpnrier's theory that tho Indy rkNnked
tho children for n1erennury mbtltGs md TINT
yionsly atupted. she toh .Ocrtio thut si,o WA
...guiug 70 sec frientis," aud wished thum to be-
l!uve that tho ehi was hrr owll. 10 It Ia moro
thhh ltkUly that, nfter lenyInY thu Homu Of
tho FriGhdlcs5, shb went to tho hotel whcro shO
WINS as0pplng. put the h"Dd nu,l c0uk oil nt1tthor
clliil, md hRl tho second unu sent uyer To Hope
strout, s!nco i truaehcd thore tho snne day. Thc,
~ him, reasonably suru Of rctuinng III the fan,-
ily tho property at stuko.
Tho reporter elltlenvored 10 find out
TIL: SAMr or rut. 1Any
tor tho ,,,,r,o.., ,r io.t,,, ho.nr,t ,,,,r,,,,
sn IL tf,t ,p"s r,nIG ~ Y, w ~ a ma II WV
so so ~ ts;,oa - WI H., !,o ~ ~ 81, ~ ~ ast
vnnj VIZ ,nnt;t,, ~ .nos 'nS ., t ~ r.
tan slnnn IT. 1, WIZ" "hs ~ ~ 1of ~ &apnp ,
ttuu slucI sAC cHlta, WHO hn lnmhtc, nf1 not
, 1880-07-03

exchanged for old bands. These wotB tho
nnly ptirta df dsfon*e. In.tlr Dr,tmnand. IN dhp'n
inxtie case. oy|swcd !ho A!roreh issuc+ of bonds
liahn tnr nii thnt Te!c Gntstnndns rhf M deGsinn
tIo! ~ tho rJa ability for iii til outstanding b1nds
% in!inhedtrts Nhct! nr,nhnis 70 fHktW ann WHICH
lhe city anbrlln< will nUw uouht1ess tnko acp* 70
fHlnht. Judgment WAS Nn&6red los the hhouhn
aNt1 On In tlsN taGEn GNCIl1u1.
, 1880-07-03
y HEAVY JUDGMENT,

6pFtt04 OOpdEth 10 1ht Lh1tAp0 ITF6NNE.
CEDAn NArlps In. July a,-Thc case OF Henry
Clcwa, OF Now York. ngainst John ". Traor, Of
this city, for eonvprsson Ut tho dividends cnr,,cl
ny fifty shnrcs OF stock 1f tho Getlar llarl,ls &
been pcn1lng nearly two ycnrr. was decided by
Judge MckUln IN tho Circnt Court to-day, /.
Judgment for Sl5OO being rendered
, 1880-07-03

:. 1t Is hnpply established fact that Fellows
Compound Syrup OF &iypuphodphltes will tetanl
vital consumption, increase involuntary 1luscll-
moto vitality, and facilitate restoration. It con.
so9ueutly possesses tho wonderful property Of
prolopgng HUMAN life.
, 1880-07-03
THE ELGiN ASYLUM.

optrto3 OUpa3SN % 17s LHtt1p0 7ftDTHe-
ELotN. ILL.,, july 2.-Thls afternoon the Trus.
tees of tito fnsanc Asylum held their quarterly
meeting. Heantsltious for LOO for tho cnsu-
ing quarter wero drawn, md monthly bills to
tho amount OF $4,000 wcro audited. Dr.. Kill
bourne informed the TrnAtecs TINT there nrc
nov 6!h patients In tho asylum, and 100 officers
nnd attendants.
, 1880-07-03

.mnts ssn,.,,n..I. ..m ~ "l u"A Wy ~
~ .ho An,.simr"p, aoS W. w. "nus
ycrsInns OF whit ho suid:
Tribu,,e's rrport. .. Ti,aes' ,rnor.
wasn't' Hs fn,lsh III Il nL11vMi ~ Ihnn - =, i
norty now, anyhow, nsfthern WORN soixnri nn.t nj
It oticp wis, Prlnciu,cs e:hase. AID swmMrr nn mn
wcro nothing viii, Il Grsclcy, ind % Iii tuese MM
Rs poos sway III n S hS u Sat III.
tx ana tq y sa. a TO ,a II. Pasy as
na,,;r, ~ T., us Ns W nrn y' Wny' y ns tnuvs
tlon jHIlJinK. liz nartw ,e' Hbox ,s "
X nun In tho crowd moor Gr3eley r. yut.e sa
cosIT be- for~ycn nn IN" iu,,,,i..,k. nu tag ~
Init. SSnk M, l,ia r,"rissit IN N
Mover" rcrllcd Mr.. ,te,r ConVsntion WIKI ~
think Of forriyinr tb"linv. cuiS nTrou,ne TG er
jnwa for sr,,ni7vtiiv ~" farhnr" nm, ,s,yY
jesus Christi. Crtes of aNo. i.'.'I no. 'nn1t not
wji'Iast iaurhter un'i rmIcs. arhn. vor., nna
tho vute,Is uoltienII NY ~ WHY thst III
uSr Sro,nst Sy T.cn ~ rf m @ 81 @ Why
Wy "6n'iSS lug PaF'S' xuuM S ~ sspn exGas9
,nS H. saw s"yior9 ~ it"uSh,sr Ss,sIast:
o, WV "pp1aunc.I
Il Iho ofeaaent OF the sd 'isst'-n Jewish organ OF
s ns,'a1" i" srs. ~ ~, ,,,, ,.,o 90" nit. .,,
son'nWhMt ss1runtvpni Tnt H. fn.LinSs fT1Liua orS y
nniitans r., thst c. ;., snG ,oae.s ana
'ssss ,a.Ge, G1o,. moe nnve tnoy, IN or OUT ol
Hr6t H6tun5' .s.uaGSn nnf qucs1on or neasuro Or \
fa!m i. MaGona Natno os tenaed 10 ingratnte
tno'F po!cy lnto ttle heArts ot tlo poape, slncu
Siale. Wbufnfor tl;a nya ni,ntaton Viii ~, ~
Ilttwn wifi fi,o rront Us"'n ~ f,asn,,v w r,s +"
tnt"st Hi,n,i"p cr,s, rssm hvonn. ~ %,,r ,i,a1 u
staz sIt,zo9s ,s 4 'qt 'yy ynaa ffan6u|, 9aes ss
cnndI,infn ~ tinf ,.nrcrrM ,lorte "nu.aa. r.
, 1880-07-03

sitting roOn nre done UP, to mike her feel Mt
homo, in ct,zy nnl l'linshIonnd style, and tho
iircplacos are tho widest IN tho house.
, 1880-07-03

:Aprnmpt and rlcnstng way uf easing nsthmnttc
Wlieezing. uso lIAle's Honey OF Iloreh0und and
Tnr.
plko's Toothnchc Drops cure In Que minute.
, 1880-07-03

f3optatn!n IL. baker camnancod suit yestordny
for II 90 aRulntt o. E. Adams,
Lazarus SlivoruaA fllel bill against W. x. Nixon,
Martha c. Nlxou LaurN N. Webb. q. !. and Y. W,
reot, and thu !atsInat!onal Exebanee imptova-
lot Of naxona Subdivision Of that portion ~ Lnts
and Tying south OF Lake street mud nHrth OF limo
vtslnn q l2tain partition Of tho g. Of the i. Z. l
1iunRe ~
THOMAS GIcen brought suit In dobt nEnlnet the
Npv. Adtbcrtua Mlelcus1ny, laying dau,Agos ~ EUAl
, 1880-07-03

I11E LxlLL IU1~SUAIe
JUDGE DKuMMoNn-fn ehamborn.
JUDGE NLon0Err-Set cases and general business
,ArrELLArE CouRr-AIotlons.
jUNuE GAHY-SGt cancs.
.JgDuh MnA&9lHs III ailN W.. si. 51i to $50. H..
oluslyG, c1cept3i9. No clso on trial. =
, 1880-07-03

UNITED STATES Ctnou1T CouRr-1uDoE BLop0-
KTTM. 8. Otis OF al. William Van Nortwlck; Ind
ing. ESQ.
SurERion couRr-Junon GAnr-t. @. Ward ox-
esutor. utc.. y. Wost Clilraao Park Commsalonors,
tlO-S l. Watson V. Clty Of Chicago, 400
, 1880-07-03

JUDGE HLoDaErT-Hnt cases and general business
APPELLATE CoHnT-Nst Ia sess!oa.
,JUb0DGAnY--Mouons. ~
JUDGE EjAMEsOS--t)lvOrce CnAeA.
JE1it3E 1t0UEitH-Mptiona.
jCDNE MOUAN-MOtiOnS,
, 1880-07-03
DIVORCES,
STATE COITRTS.

Mar. +. Craig fled Bill yesterday against hor hus-
and asAiHG for tho uAuAl dcerUo, =,
, 1880-07-03
"rD AS SOON THINK Of F0RGlVtNG THE
Jews EQR CRllClEYlNG CHRISTI

Tho JOws 0f Chicago and IslInoia do not feel
much conplimented by, or remarkably well
plcasct Mt, ono passago.. OF Judge Trumh,lirs
recent Daso-l}All Ground speech. It wns TINT
part where he denounced tho l,cpublscuus ior
having Horace Groeloys portrait hung UP In
their convcntion.hull, amoug tho other A Apostios
Of tho Antl-Stnvcry eAusc. Wo print tho two
, 1880-07-03
TIE SvEsTEnN1 INDIANA nArLNoAD

TIE WESTERN INDIANA HAIL1tOAD d.
.JudkQ Qltoaets wna onHaRcd yes.srdny morning In
bearing tovcsnt mDtons In tho condemnation Of
the Chicago wesiern Indiana Railroad Company
aeainst sorr.tz Lastx ind uthsrs. rh,a wns u aait
brought 10 condemn uroparty between Clark md
fsssixs hriass Works tiS sot verdict 2or III Eis
5e.r 5em ~, weeks nto f9r h's pEnresty, md Tho
sks sroqssa Till tne m veriIot w"s s
e5;esst;e TIcy as1 ashsa , to nvS .o Judgment
ight tse one Of narS,of them a. they iSslIe!! ,nd
the Eminent Domain net. This 1ndre hold tint under
Ehc yhou1ar clroHsMnctA ot ilIo caae tho interests
OF tho various phrtitA IVORY 40 in1etIntnKlci
mnh9 I imporsth!o t. discrtn,!nn!s aalnnx them,
not pwu; The notfone Wor1 thtret0te 1nth over.
ad; NJ wMA ntsu nnutt1r n1tlnn TO hnvd the AmHnnt
without doblgHasng 10 vhum II bDiongnl.
, 1880-07-03
THE COURTS.
A Baking-Powder Case Decided
by Judge Blodgett..
Record Of Judgments, New Suits, Di-
: vorces Applied For, Etc.
A ROYAL SUIT.


Il motion whs ttadd ytstcrfxy before Indigo n1oaes
st In the case uf tile 1eJnl DnknR rowdor Company
aeanat roior a. Atot1nhde and Marvin =. Morne for
- Injunction. this b'tI 10 rcstrn! the sicfcAl
ants from uana tho word "hvyni" I'd denote htnnd
At hnklnR powder, on tho Eronnd that II pntun
~ ntanuonal imitation OF compIstnnns Trademark.
"ltoyai." Tha judge IN Granting the Injunction
sadl
" think that II Ia ynty manifest there intcn-
tn tho pnEt or TIM nlnnfnctuftt OF thls. tr10nt.
kuta tbNtHt to Obtnn the benefit Of Whatever labor
and atlrt tho complainant hni ussd 70 aive fepsin.
aSn. II tiis Stst rasc With uh'sA sabsiant'aiy
diam snnhns Mill, tho word "ltuynL" The woEse nEn
nor, or courno nt1raey tho ka3s. but when rhpity
spoken BY 1HDp1p mol accustomed to lUtco tile nicB
datlnctina nt speeeh, they might le tax.n tor ~
which, Id eoort, In IL 4er4n mud ugocauun Dt tho
Ai&ora and sven Uf the vEnet, Rnd IN MI ehn chAr.
actusN which strikc tic ye. Il 10 IN Entlcn with lint
OF Lhp plaintiff TINT clfns Lilo !npresson wtli,tn
osd bs rsnts ~ ths ,S "f tho "Gg M
& Il. tsFS snae.sor s 81 asfseaunts s"ods IVA:
hmaaf Of Tho Reputation Of tic tnlnltsf. y y trM1
that Tho deendRnts hnvu ANNOUNCED un tfle iAco HI
thstr LABEL tat t!s s mt se ~ tSnt = sn II
Would b. read. mid iiia kfst HE 9onhs ind b0en ~
tnnsd and pn!i fUe, and Il ia kfiur all raserTetion
which would nvntl tho defendant nothing. II y m
explanation which co!gA !nD faio " te tfananeuon
eoneraty of, te racknge i 10 similar snd tho initn-
hon or thh 1ino eir,llnr TO trtnid naturally.
and DO caIcuatod "a crnnte tho !psH*s1n utnn s0.
pe who not m fttcunt " tHtefencv u tGttAs lNt
as III sss Of rs s' vi" aS
nninay hs sent 10 It1tefy alore @ 1ny thls .nst
readily b; the similarity OF these tw nanas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
I PIrRlTANL.

The artists OF Mr.. Strakosch's company gave a
performance Of Il PurtaHi last evening AT
Booths Theatre. II is a work that requires an az
inst of exceptional ability t. invest 1t with much
interest, for its best airs very hack
neyed, and, with its mcagre orchestration and for
mai style, It bclouGs to bygoue period. 1t Is only
when great singer comes, one with remarkable
voice. brilliant yocazation great dramatic
power that II produce an echo of that enihu-
siasm which it created thirty years ago. Mile La
blanche, as Llriyd, IS not good as she was III
" Mienon.' She sings nicely. but Belin's Torture
quite beyond herpoweIs, ana the music Is not 50
well snted to her voice that IN Ih0mas's work.
Her acting - always graceful and appropriate, but
even the great Mad Scene had nothing thrilling IN
IT, and, while she has charming voice, 1t is not
phenomenal. As in " MIGnon," her performance i'll
dlcated promise rather than fulflmont. There was
nothing Objectionable about il. and It showed much
INTEL genCe and good TASTE. but 10 was not striking.
SienoT LaZzarini sang with ferVOr rs 4rturo. and
SiOTti was energetic as Ricardo. ) gnor Customary
bot b sang and acted we'll LiOyGi), though the
uncertainty of mtouati0u. Both orchestra and
chorus would have been the better for little moro
reheaTsing. Ii was OF those cOlOrless perform
ances that. taken altogether. have 10 points that
are very good and only few that are very bad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
DIED.

BROwN-At his ste residence Unionst BROOKLYN Dr.
Amos IL Brown, formerly OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio in bis 10Th
year.
COHEN-In Allegheny PENN ed inst Rose Cohen. OF
FaInOuth, England the 10Th year of her age
Funeral Will take place at 10 m on TUESDAY, January ~,
from the residence Of her sonnlaw, Mr. FaTeon 3lsW w.
Reiives and friends OF the family Josiah
Cohen are respectfully requested TO attend the funeral
DOTG-On sunday January % 1880 Doig Flat
year of his Funeral al the house Of his son
law, Joseph duncan, ~ % ave. Monday January 49,
Friends Invited Burial Thompsonvlle Conn. Tues
dav. January 81 At 81 "a
sunday, January 25. Livingston, infant Of
Funeral tue church tie rransnguraon, Tuesday
morning. January u. al $3.50 clock
FLEMINGAt Mount Vernon, January 25 stewart H. Fem-
Relatives and friends lnvitei
Mount Vernon TUESDAY 27th inst. at 40 o'clock D. M
viii the $50 o'clock NewHayen train from
Grand Central Depot
InreIm-nt private.
HAVENs-On saturday. January 81, at sag Harbor L. l..
J nathan Ravens, aged 70 years.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ his -sie ZEE, New Rochelle
Sunday January 30 John Jay HOLSTER formerly 81
hesres ana trends are Invited to attend his funeral On
Train leaves Grand Central Depot New.York. New Haven
aud Hartford X X. at Y M returning At 2:2s p M
Carriages wi be IN waiting on arrival OF tfain
1nerment At Buffalo.
KERRIGAN-On SUNDAY evening. January % Iss0. Of
Relatives and rcnis are invited 20 attend the un9rl We'd
cents 57th.st and broadway. when a requiem be
said for the fepOse OF his soul.
PFRRY-On Monday. January 26 sarah p. widow %, the
-alnOn G. Perry I5d "
Notce OF funeral 10 morrow.
sIsTARE-o sunday morning January 25 George X SIS
Funeral services will be held Trinity Church Tuesday
January -, az 1890 a. M.
Relatives ami friends are nyltej - aftsnt.
TEWkESBt HN IN MOntclair. y j. SUNDAY evening, MIA
sophia W. Teskesbury formerly ~ POrt-n !. Ne
the Of df samuel te, TUGS
day morning, at 10 O'Clock.
Interntent iu Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
Games Ganos
Games Ginlos |

The change Of positions here Indicated did not change
materially during the third week, the end OF which
Grumpy, Mackenzie and Noble tied, with I2l2
games won and 4l2 lost making II played. sellman
held the fourth place. with liz won followed by
Judd with lOl2. and Delmar wIh 0l9 games won. The
position Of the remaining four players stood
end tho previous week with low and OF the
race. The meeting Of Grundy and Sellman was "a fen-
Of utercst ~ this period, each " them winning
game. The defeat OF GrundY by Ware Saturday and
the winning OF games by Mackenzie and Noble brought
about ts between Grundy, Mackenzie and Ware,
which lent the greatest interest to the games that
played yesterday.
The closing games Of yesterday excited special infer
est on account OF tneir bearing the final result
About o'clock In the evening Captain Mackenzie m
ished his with Delmar. In winning which placed
himself at the head OF the list OF competitors Grundy
followed with victory Ware MAKING tie with
Mackenzie, viii 1879 games each; while Noble, who
had ranked with these tWO In making a drawn game
with Judd, added only u 10 his previous score ana
10 the third place The final between Grundy and
Ware excited great Interest, account of the
complicated situations developed; aud when
Ware, at O critical point, declined TO take
tn queen tbat Grundy exposed 70 tempt
him, aud saved himself for n few moves there WAS
lOnd applause The openings In this game and IN that
between Mackenzie and elmau were Irregular" 1Se
Will the first and second prizes Mackenzie
aud Grundy the third to Noble, tue fourth 80 sclman,
aud the Aith to Judd.
The following Is the finpl score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27

chief of these There is J',oerfluous wife to the
impoSfor who only serves to peTpeX the conduct OF
tue plot, ana, quite unnecessarily, TO smrch tue al
ready begrimed character OF tins enterp1sing Itch
borne.
Beautiful scenery has been painted by Richard
h3Tston. and with this - The False Friend" Is re-
snlendeuiy framed. The "Canon in the Gold
Fields of Australia is said oy those who have
lived in Australia. to be entirely unlike the scenery
OF that country il Is, nevertheless. picturesque and
effective. The English landscape j.. certainly, both
IKE aud lovely This piece was we'll worth acting
Notwithstanding ITS defects II has been quite
kindly received; and those uneasy persons who
think that a budding Shakespeare is bhghted
while the American dramatic literature OF
the FIXTURE trcmbles ftarfuily i'll the bal
anCe whenever a new play by an American
writer is not entirely Gpdded from the start, NAV
comfort themselves with thi, ref cjiOn. The False
Friend j. drawing crowds, and it IS sure to have
al The success il deserycs-and little more. We do
not give the plot, but We must not withhold the full
cast Of the parts:
Lucen GieyIe, Amer, an refugee
Cuthber' Fielding. the heir Of FEEDING Manor
Andrew. retainer Of the Fieldlnrs age eighty,
General ~antlev a susceptible v1aower John rarselle
AD'Tcr'nhe Gourmet, bachelor desIous to be
Cyr,l Garland an officer in the 4tn L. 4. aH1ancd
John Xxx. aid OF Fielding. ........-.-.... II. r DAILY
Thomas ha a. farmer. ---- T. D.. MOTIFS
Wihap Meadows. iariner...--- lysannri thompson
Ed.ta II ime. sister TO Cutiibcrl Fielding,
Lady Ogden aunt to Edith. age eishtytwc, ~.
Renrcca santley. haunted by the phantom Of
steymo. Ter. ........................ Billie Wnton
EuFena MAJ ana. a high church ani arisiocaHc
Marsarci1a Maitland ssi,r to Eufenm.
Ms. Nina chauncey. wife Of Luclan Gle,Ic.
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AIrENn me CACCUsGs.
TO ne Edttr~ Of me Trt6unc.

SIR: Next month, IN a large number of coun-
uos the animal towr mcca1s vii occur. and It seems 10
be the universal sontmeut that the results OF the town
meetings WIN have an important bearing upon the
Presidential election. Every public should see to
Dc th notices 90 caucd- meetings posted in cOn-plc-
uou. PAGES aud also thdtt tue cduclses are fully nj
tended.
y..ofs ar.r powers and griyer possibilities, make 10
more necessary cali out the entire vote OF tOWn and
A. proper rfi ri made 10 Ohtan and express pubic
sentiment caucus better eu would uo select 10 ook
ger interests Of towns aud cudHes. The caucus
-nouid De- cailcd hour H the daf. and held
up,u for NOT than tIrce hours, sp mat careful
ald conscientious expression oi opinion may be- III
Dtlcd H. II t4I, could De adopted cltzrus would
rtcrlyp brttDr ius Eht into the motives and merits o
caudidaie- and be- better qualified 10 express "rr 90
ircfinu. or ihrlr appreciation. IHE TRIBUNE ~ good
medium through wucn % agitste THIS subject, ana
word 10 voters through It, edtpra columns would no
douhi De- Needed bf Us multitude Of readers.
IGc1. Jan. -. 1850 A. l. W.
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IN FAVOR OF SMALL BILLS.
Il . 4

SIK: The TRIBUNE says the Bullion Club"
asks Congress rcstrcs tue issue OF payer be-
Low so. aud THE TEIBUNE says We WISH it cOu d toe
done but fear will not And doubtless the people
hope lo, THE RIBUNE, the best conducted Journal ia
the world. Should the lar to join hands with the
bullion Club" or any club that advocates a OF
ipconven euce the people Every days experience
GOES To- thnf iunucia matters ara we'll enough
they now are. On cease masking any more silver dO
lRrs nobody wants them or Will receive them II they
can by any possibility Got paper dollar John Sher
man said people should have such money they
wanted" ana the bOucst people want good National
bank bills" tcccemADe ia specie On demand L. r. N.
GiOpersrtLLS. jan "a. 1850