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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
INDIAN TROUBLES IN NEW-MEXICO.
IL hnI.h


SIR; We are now having and have had an
Indian war IN tls Territory ever since last Summer.
Dpripp that time over one hundred citizens Of the Ter
rory have been slaughtered by Victories band ana H.
aus from the escalarO reservation ana young braves
from the Navajo reservation and roaming OannS from
Mexico have converted with prominent citizens ana
ave vet TO find the first man that fayors the present
uollcy OF deuling with the Indians am convinced
thai those 10 high position Washington do not know
low pntters arc manipulated out here. II they do
know they are turning deaf to the entreates that
have gone 10 them time end again from this suffering
people.
In my tour through the central and southern portions
NJ NeW-MexicO, 1 learned that the Government has a
telegraph wire between Santa F6 and Silver City, But
If band Of Indians with their warpaint Is nearing
the rancho Of Citizen for the purpose Of stealing no
warning ID given.
The Government has refused in more ways than one
TO protect this portion OF Its citizens The t1x-gatherer
of the United States is collecting tax to buy pro-
visions and clothing for Indians In this Territory.
while tho Indians of their reservation,
roaming the country over, numbering ranch
men United States soldiers and stealing horses
md cattle and taking children into captivity.
On March o. neAr TularOsH, some Of Victories In
dams robbed rancho, killed two NJ its peopleand stole
% head Of hOrses. Two days later they killed twenty
five head az cattle San Nicholas and of 100 head
aud on the same day stole ten head OF horses from San
Augustine. The same band attacked tram IN when
One woman aud child escaped md came in To Fort
Baynrd on foot. Attcrward this sumo baud entered
San Jose aud killed three men, treher1ck NcnOle q
driver Gn COACH shot, the mail riied ana MS
BIO srR Stolcn. his OYercOa Will i've bullet h0les
i'm H. The ludAuf killed Santiago Gonzales While he
was Il work on his nuche All this trouble dates back
twO years whom YrlOriO told he must so to san
Carlos. He Haid he would do SuGh tllinS and he
meant IT, His old women were taken there. but tiat IL
about al. Among the whites lie had frends; wno 1ur
nsncd him ammunition Victoria attacked soldiers, and
from them captured arms, ammunition ana horses
Last night came IN 10y craen 10 MArnn's Neus, on ine
Tnruno and tonne tho full Of Of an Indian
fight soon 10 take place From what we could learn,
the Lo,tilr Indnns In the San Andres range or
mountains ~ cut y-twu miles to the east, and mad been
hnre 'or wrrk II they allowed ~ raise and equip
a FORE the men In tins valley would mako quick work
OF thr Indian business. They wnnld want men OF hcir
own selection officers Instead Of newy-hedged West
Point cad to. $500 49, W. L. LA"RENCE'
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DECiSIOHS-APRIL "a.
Snnrsme Court-EAa,nberg-Dv Jud

Snpreme Court ka,nbeS-Bv Jud9e BARRETT
B BY judge ag, DSaohnS
MCsy ;Ss sTIsd %Sous ccss 70 IenSox
oRPHsS Se nSEs vas sDane y
short notice Of s for May matter Of Leerre De-
1isi Horsnd agt Chase ay ross; Manchester sg
S ISaSn
aeidsoerS LOc6wSSd as psr'g
In Is matter o. McMahOn Kohn; In thr matter OF
nSa @ u ss Now
Life and Trust Company agI psane Kosnsy sst.
Security Insurance Company ): Minsl and others agt
Mlue and others Berren ag Pagan snS Others In me
ag OConnUr; Niemsln sgt sslbes sSs
sial yneR Su IyhcErsr Srsnte asEntes ag BIZ
ncy-MOuon denied Rice ss Rice; In the matter OF White
heal Manufacturing co~pany Bydeneureh as' Brunner-
c,@sSft-Pan I1-By Judge DOnohue.Bc etc.. ast. Mer.
S%DI lor Cours-Spsciai 7srm-Bv Judge sedQ-
@ S sa 'f ba nuSs % 1snsns
affirmed, N9rLrnp 81 al sgt I3mpMns et aL@lnss5rSga.
deiying motions h the Chambers
ag APpson same ess same ss%s asi same Same att
sion The swedish Lutheran Church ETC. ~. war0sn
ordered panT Wheeler Deans: Hefne sg Jacobs
Garnor ast. Mangsm: Holman ag New York Celtal Rail-
s % M COST Sc
Finley aga. wiz srsnted Without Of the
motion Albany Brewing Company agt B9we-order settled
Allowance Of per cent ON 900 crantt.i Brennan agt
+ ETanted 90 far as 20 REQUIRE the b Of par:
respects derec, with $40 costs TO abide the event
Common Pleas-Specat Ierm-By Cnef-Justice c.
costs With liberty to defendant to rene% o;
enc II app s u Wec SS Inc x Il re. "
CE% denied without Costs WITH ocrty to party
he should not be male party In r. ppcai0n Of psre,g
WITH the u %PsS pe Ses se @ IN
Clerks Office Kellen agt Bnsse-Mo'ion granted In 70
sOurn-0rder dschargina prisoner In 70 assignment Of
SpflugstUu. AQpuC9tlOu KrAnJol.
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LETTERs IRON THE PEOPLE
A WoMxNs OPINION OF WEST rofEr.

"A Il.
70 tRe EDITOR OF rae Trt1@Be'N 49,
SIR; Permit me to express in your colnlnns
nv proval OF the manly wHfs there uttered In REGARD
to the case OF Cadet Whttaer also my great surprise
af te urni and social status OF ehtns RS "es Eons'
"a brought TO Light by the facts winch have been made
known 60 the public through this outrage Ino H'y
Academy at West Point Is National Institution dlre Gu
~ under tho control OF the National Government the
laws regulating che number election ind Hupport
cadets are made by that Government ana WIN tue NJ
tsnt that every young man. whoever no may Oe' "V
deemed worthy to enterthere as CADETS Rike eDtea
TO all the intellectual advantages OF the nSntuton "
70 the respect announcement ana Social clVlleS u
TIA oncers instructors and feowcadets III tnlsls mol
the intent then our sOOaed republican institutions HFo
faroe II IL 10 tho intent, then orr National Govern
,nent should blush with shame that Its only nieary
acon does not better represent its principles ana carry
out IT'S spirit
can but feel that General SchOfed and his stan OF
officers are in full sympathy with The germs Oh te
Government, such state or ostraolSm cOuio noS Ca
Sat there Their influence II they consistent Ofcers
and Instructors should all be earnestly exerted against
suoh condition OF things whereas, according 10 thei
~ tatorents In testimony, they have fallen IN Win
IT, or been Indifferent to it, to say the east Vial a5
Shall the oOlored citizens give thelr lives sue Oy s0e
with the While eitizens. defence OF their country anu
then be trea;ed thus by its officers ana ~Ouu-oo So
This ia now version Of military honor and g"llantry
and lt TO this whole spirit Is SnDFsie 70 ,h
fhat was gained In our civil war anu au lsult W Tug
inval blood Thot was spilled in it. The mothers ana
wives Of the country gave too much IN oiood and to
d labos OF love 10 see that which bought with 80
rem a rrce cast down and tramped 10 the dust. am
Sue of those wives and mothers, and love my country
and ia tusItOns and all that they moan 70 the WOri1
s do my lfr and my dear Ones aye, better ana cam
moi 20 e spirit Of them subverted without strODE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Whether Cadet Whitaker Is entity OF
tLe UntroRe upon himself (which do not beeye) or
not has nothing do with the subject In hand ~
,,oTGer nnder the adverse circumstances and perfect
isolation in which he has pursued his studies tnat ne
has been man enough and student enough TO obtain the
rank he has WHICH, according the statement gwen is
above oui good number or cadets who have joined IN
degrading him. 800 W. D. hEA'HA'
Ggnlyn ~ y, April 90, 1880.
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.A SAMPLE CHIP FROM "oLD HICKORY"

10 The EdBtOr or THO TrIOuDc.
SIR: On reading your comments on Judge
Etou,s remarks in sentencing Dr. Apdew J. Park.
Ono OF the Lewis VIII eonspfators, recalled Gtory
told e by the aie Isaac BeymOuF. AZ the tine OF tho
removal Of tho deposits from the United sta'os Raak,
Mr. seymour as onaul.r OF the Westcheater Comfy
Bunk t Pevkski, vsited Washington sCiict the
np2niitmeut az that bank OF the depoStartes.
During iuiHrVieY with PrssIC CIT JasksOn, General
pierre Van Cortland twho thSn noinina presiient
of the ankl spokono OF by Preaiaezi: 5sdssD ono
OF ls MIST ose0nUd personal frlenlS ana no WlaAu,l
Mr. seymour IDUrzo tiie doner TO- nuke 1ftp VISIT,
aYng taat tkore wenc few cid friends that he wOudbe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

s5 H.1sA and gSssr a.Ds An
He'd the General FERN Room Of the supreme
40, 1856. POI, 4SO. 2O7. 2l2. l62 1872
1880 a. M Calendar called At ii a mNos ID. as 80 81
81 Is S. So 80 s5 so 90 1873 l2s l2s. ia7 i2s $50.
81 5s Ut III 5.S BID IT, 81. asi ssa as
GENERAL TRRM-Ad'ournea dine DIE.
SPECIAL rEgM-yan Brpnt. J,court opens q loaoA
SS7 81 90 5ss So ss7 S. fss '''
PAN II Lawrence. J.Court opens al 1880 a m-aCase
No ls56Clain ct nj agt the Guardian Insurance Com
P2rr Ili~boSSS: J..csq5. opens ss 1880 m.case
sUrsGos GouTT-tRNEisAL TRRH-A djourned SINE iis.
SPECIAL rERNSedgwick, Court opens ~ 10 a. mcaen
TRIAL TRsM-PARTs T. and III-Adourned for the term
COMMON PLEAs-lRNBRAL rEsM-AdiOurued tor the term.
SPECIAL TERM-C. p DAILY. c. j.. Court IL
EoUirY TERH-A Adjourned for the term.
s i0 AGO. 9S , S Ss SSs 1851 1851 Il isi
S l si sS 5S s ssse Ss as7 aS aass sss
1929 2SaS 2S54 SSSs HsSs 29si 2Ss4 ISSS 59I4 5Sos
IS. i5ss 30 sass !Ss
Sssa ss S @ Gs ss Is fas5 M ISL
nAriSE GoUGf-GENEGAI TERM-saea 81. ana MeAdam
from from @ l. l. 10 IL IL Is
Ta1L TRRs-PARrs and II-Adiournsd for the term
PART IIiISSn9sS JNSeua z "Opens ; az 10 Nss
$685. I5e. $500, 1901, 500.
1 and Ss esSp o as
BRADY james richmond, burgaTyi John Tagney robbery
assn Iaa oSs SarSrs Jacob solomon fSS
and battery; Gnstayus syreen areeny from hs
Williamson, exorson Edward Farrell srand larceny; jSse-
phlne G1rd fcm'O9s aes s and battery 80,
Michael McInfrny hCmiclae Patrick Donohue, bernard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
SOUTHERN LOCAL CONVENTIONS.

CHARLESTON, S. c., April 25.-The Republic
enu County Convention here has electsd seventeen
delegates TO the State Con ventOn which Column
bia April g. resolution nstruOting tho delegates TO
vote for Grant first and Blaine second voted down.
The delegates uninstrnCted.
CicIpgaoRo, N. C., AlriI 22-The Democratic EIecu-
tYo of tue lid Conversational District met IN
Wilson this week. twas deemed advisable not 70 call
district convention The Hun. George Howard. or Tar
bor, and julius A. BGnltz Editor Of The GOldSooTo Aes-
een0er were elected deiegates TO Cincinnati with j. f..
WOODWARD OF VII SOD, and r, ID. RRdolIh, of Newborn.
rs aternates Henry r. Bryan, OF Craven County, was
otosen for ElectOr.
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MIR FoR NIX. plRAELpS SrppoR7EE&

The first public iacring Of the PANEL Land
Icagnr No. > hrld yesterday afternoon ut NO..
II West Tuurlh.at. The meeting was called to orcr
by chairman john ODonogiur. who introduced
Michael D. Gallagher. Alr. Gallagher in his speech
explained the workings "f the movement and
ability the agitation now being made He was fol-
lowed by DR.. j. f. HcaIncy, vino made the an
dispatch from Mr.. Parncll, asking the country NJ
large for means to drfray the election expenses Of
hoIno Of his supporters. The meeting was an on,
thmsiastic One and one hundred names were secured
f,Y. 1tptubpra
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OLD LONG IsLANDERS PASSING AWAT

Benjamin Hedges. one OF the oldest residents OF
Long Island. veteran of tho war Ol 1872, and one
of tho largest recent owners of MOntauk. died at
Amagausett on Tuesday last at the age Of ninety
two ycnTs. James Vernon, ago eighty -livo years
died aL East Norwich on Saturday. When vt the
age of eighty he often went into the harvest field
and SWING the cradle through the hottest day
keeping up with his men. Henry Green tcolorpdl,
age IO4 years, an inmate Of tho Suffolk Comfy
Almshouse has been visiby falling for some time
past and now keeps his bed most of the time. His
WIFE who IL ninety-iOur ears old, is an inmnto OF
the Same institution,
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Mr.. TOwusepd should not forget h

Mr. Townsend should not forget that he is
in the presence of very great He surely does
ftiy feaiZs what great Lieutenant m the Uut
ted 6tes army r. He should study up on Linutenants
IN. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
A capital aneodote is told of little fellow
who IN turning over leaves VI q scrapbo0k
across the weknown picture OF some ohiokons just
Of thor ahs1 Ny companion examined she pfUtuie
carefully, and then with rRVG SPACIOUS look &c
slowly Remarked They came out cos they waI afraid
Of bafag boilea.""
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4 SnAPLCLnnS DEATH,

DR.. j. II. Boswortl of No. &c West Forty sixth-st
Yesterday sont word to the CoroneT's office that
Henrietta Chandler, the wife OF II butcher Mt No.
359 West Forty-sevsnth-st, Ind died under circnm-
stnnce3 winch needed an investigation. Inquiry
into the matter showed that the physician believed
that the woman had died rom tho eilrct3 of medl;
moned 10 attend her. Coroner Elmgor was unable
10 find any proof that tno woman had not died from
uaLurul cnuscs nlDue,
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SALE or CURIOS.

Thomas +. Kirby e. Co.. by order of A. A. Vantine
e. Co., will begin n sale of japanese and Chinese
ouriOs and art objects at their rooms No. $40
Broadway at 230 this afternoon, and Will continue
the sale tO-nnlrOw ut the same hour. The COllec-
ton includes many interesting and valuable OBJ
iers that have just arrived from China and Japan,
In bronze enamel, porcelain old lacquer jndestOnc
ivory, cmbrodcrIes and screens, and cabinet speci
mems in metal work. There are Some hne samples
of Sat5uma ware.
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In a house occupied by two families, IN this
cty there rereutly isd Old RenLyul Az tho time
fnT lie tuuerH approached the widow Z the dereasPd
nupod her nrgnbBr 0oogiiat Tor tiis nao OF HlRe
FROM room for ilnsral purpnaas Tue Ern'lrlnm up
bis Tar ecu VraTuid dHufht afDaS nnd Aad bhti3r,
nat's rho Odds. Us lmg Iue nsigAbOEs furnish thU
rorYse l'-(3yraOusB Herald
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THE pILEMMA GRANT OFFERS.
VIEWS OF HNLF-ANGRY" ADM1RER.


TO the Editor or Ths TTI0unc.
SIR: | belong to the somewhat numerous
rins- OF Republicans who have a decided prejudice
against n rnlrd term. In the event Of GENERAL GRANTS
nomination, We shall have to face the following
dilemma:
Il We can help elect General Grant for whom we
bnyr high reepect and admiration. but In do nG
ml.si discard wholesome precedent wboh We deem OF
much vaur: or (2l We can help defeat General Grant,
TIN, would put n final oxnnSuisher on third-tcrmsn,
but It would involve the serious eject OF turning the
Government over 10 the control OF pnrty which we
profoundly dStrust
Let us see whether there any escape from these alter
uurlycs think there Is u growing recognition OF the
fact that We have tile and puIg7t government when
the tnrpe powers President Son ate and House, not
all III the hands Of party. II the Senate were safely
Republican, think we might eXtlngllsh thlrd-termsm
nj the cost Of Democratic President, ami deem 1t
good bnTgaiu We or the ranks little who divide
tic spnls
But unfortunately, the senate is not Republican.
What the next House Representatives. will he cannot
be known til after the Presidential election But the
efcnt Of third President Is quite consistent with
the choice Republican House II might even be made
i'm sOmU small drgrer TO promote that result, for many
Democrats we'll us Republicans confess tho III enects
Of ntistIng oil ne pG%ets 10 one yo Shnn
submit. with I'm III grsSe TO third term, B1t WIN
to the other horn of the dlemma.
With the hghost esteem for General Grant, who has
twice had my suffrage, anu just now half angry with
him for not pcrcoviug that tho new honor which the
Nation ready lay at his feet offered at COST
aud Temporary aspects 1t must be plain to hn, as to
any that The traditional Limitation on tho tenure OF the
Nation would bs the poorer for the sacrifice OF pre-.
srnpon which It has taken century, 10 establish. II
adequately MI, the case wOuld bo different.
rho suggestion OF Cssarism "a CONNECTED with General
Grant Is 100 absurd for discussion NeL IL IL pain that
IT. In tho distant future, ambitious Ceesari7n
the traditional UullgV the Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
COUNTY CONVENTIONS IN ILLINOIS.

were held yesterday. Morgan. White, Lawrence nnd
Msssac Counties send three Grant delegates each to the
State Convention Boone County sends five Blaine del
eRates headed by General stepron A. Hurlburt, aud
sfnaid County sends solid delegation for Blaine In
an Ilupurtapt primary election N Mclean County,
BioumrVtOu dispatch says Blaine is ahead, and all the
precincts but one heard from.
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TIE First STATE TO VOTE.

WAsHrsGToH, April 25.--senatOr Mitchell,
Of Oregon (Which State instructed Its Republican
dclegates for Blalne says TINT tho State election
thai State win take place four days after tho Chicago
Convention Ifan unpopular candidate should be nom
dDated, and the State Democratic 1T would give the
Democrats an immense advantage In the Presidential
,aIa
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poBBED WHILE IN A RATH.

Edward d. SnifFen, of No. 10 West Forty
nluth-s want take Russian hiJn al No. IL LafdJ'
ete-fluee on sB urny night Shlln ne WIZ in tp bath
,wo diamond shirt studs dainondcollar button and
mini ring valued nj S275 taken FROM bis clothes
IN The adjoining One Of the uttondLnts. whs
aIuile hnu access 10 tue rnln wac lue6ou mp ~ the
uoor on Sus pciUn Of br1ng tho tnier.
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SENTIMENT IN WARREN COUNTY. PENN.

WARREN, Penn, April 25.-The Republican
County Committee Of WarrOn County passed, without
Dissenting vote, Friday last, resolution affirming
that almost entire party In the county demands the
nomination of James @. Blaine aud that the delegated
representing the district ut Chicago woud be Tecrelnt
their duty they should fail TO give him their eurnes
HupDOrt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26

The respectable planters fhese out
RACES, and In some cases obliged N D@rTicade
themsexPs against the bulldOzers. They IRE m tLe
mlnHEisy aAd cannot control che bad eement witness
Hed That Representative King was elected by the Nu
The shotgun that senator-eleet George was the
author OF tho shotgun policy.
Several Other witnesses ~ExBmtuods out no new
facts developed. The committee adjourned uhti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
MIR. TILDEN WILL NOT WITHDRAW.
STATEMENT OF AN INTIMATE PRIEND-CONFIDEN7
or HIS Own STRENGTH AND OF THE WEAKNESS
ON rIfe RIVAfa

or his OWN STRENGTH AND OF THE WEAKNESS
or HIS Rivals.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEi
WASHINGTON April 25.-A Western Democrat, not
q Congressman, who is an intimate personal friend
Of Mr. Tildcn, was recently guest of that gentle
man, whom he found in Unemployment of excellent
health. This intimate friend subsequently talked
freclyof Mr. Tldcn's political prospects and pur-
poses He did not think that the time had come, or
would come prior to the Cincinnati Convention.
when Mr.. Tilden could he regarded rs not cand-
date for the nomination. Mr. Tildcns friend sum-
married the situation in general way as follows:
The Syracuse Convention has shown that the
Kelly faction in New-YOrk is ridiculously weak.
whom compared with the strength of Mr.. 1ilden.
The Kelly delegation to Cincinnati will be obscure
and insignificant. In Gramercy Park the chances
of Mr.. Tildcns nomination are not considered as
even doubtful and there has been 10 discussion
there as to what other candidate besides Mr. Iien
would be most available and acceptable. Neither
Bavard Hendricks nor Seymour will have strong
following ut Cincinnati. Their strength Will De
Weakened by divisions and their followers will
soon realize the folly of wasting their influence;
David Davis is also weak. and his candidacy would
hc regarded less favOrahly than that ut either
Trumhull or Palmer In conc usion, Mr. lllden
intimate friend again asserts that that Gentleman
has never had and has never expressed any hteh-
ton of Withdrawing from the field.
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4 SWINDLER IN THE RURAL DISTRICTS
H. ~ EhlInr o L pha Tribuna.


SIR; Late on Monday last q man calling
himself s. W. Homer pretending to represent so-allou
HMM Sprmg-I3ed Company, visited John Creagcr, O
farmer OF tins place, nnd after making some very fine
REPRESENTATIONS induced Mr.. Crelger 10 take agency
far the sale Of his gOoGs and to sign agreement 10
tim, effect Mr.. CreaRer suspected something wrong.
and went IN pursuit Homer, who found next day.
"A few miles distant leisurey negotiating with another
pcrs,n On the approach OF Mr.. Creager he fed. and
VIVA hoty pursued for tho remainder Of the day toward
Duyor n j. Al last accounts he had mt been caught
Honor currics MIN what Is supposed TO be copy
ing ink with which he Is enabled to transfer the sigma
lure = persOnS cOnsentlng 10 ms agents The
GAIN, ia To aterwar transfer these signatures LOCUS
no o., which ne srs at q discount 10 IN ri parties.
IIo.er 10 fluent takPr. about Yo iee niue inches in
leirhf. mad IIlck-seL; dark suit, plenty of
iewclry, n heavy dark mustIche. Rud rouEdtOp fot
hat drives good dark sOrTe horse tO good piano
box buggy, IN whioh ie ries sample spriHg ban.
KayrSUfe n. j., April Is, 1880. SPECTATOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26

apperb noopstone act IN blue enamel having golden
TRys and diamond stars IabradDrttes OF shutnE pLuS
ana green ffnts "a carved into owls tEelols Smells anu
9tifDs FOR geuegnenss scarf pins ann sleeve DuIt0hs'
Messrs- A I. Stewart & Coz Arnold C0hs5aDIs;
James 1eCreery Co. Lord Taylor Duncan a. S' fo
and Theodore 3. Starr viii please accept tnanAS lux
ate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
BASEBALL NOTES,

The Albany Club, which is the champion of
National Association. has played three games dur
rug present tour and been defeated In All blythe fol.
lowing BY bhe Yale College, ny score of i2 70
o; by tho Bostous Friday bya OF II 90 o; by
the Bestons on Saturday, by q seste OF 6to'2.
The Amherst COlD-Vo nlno pllysd match game no
Eaal Hampton. Macs. Saturday, with sthe wiliston
Seminary niue. Tue contest was Witnessed by targs
number of peFsInS. and wac by tho AnzhHsst
IT 10 10. a N
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Little Mary had listened attcntiyely 60

Little Mary had listened attcntively 60 the
cxhoetStiOEs tia sand II frus inail,as
sre esss after rrttsE home thst Ican 40 % hesvsn
born again, the gpei sasd" Ysped aor s1Dfh:r
Mary lookei tnoughffu hus seid iseih.ng ior sosna
Ininutcs Finally, drawing loux Sigh, and with IsiR
nSsaA IIoturen on her faoe, se SAID. am aSrxlC
tat hsAyen." why what Do yca mean ~ ~ vsts
aEan. c fossed ND t wks al ON % nsnsn. q liz
1le Tommy Ia ~ every iHGs thar 3Ate che h0l1r
You know, "-Iksaten 9xaasrrtp& = =, Z.