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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18
FrAUDULENr coLoRIyG or SUGAR
MAsuINGroN. Ink 17.-Acting-s ecretary OF

WASHINGTON. July 17.-Acting Secretary Of
the Treasury ia regard 10 the report OF the
Commission upon tue fraudulent celebration OF SUGAR.
that II shows that tile fraudulent celebration OF sugar
long pretsed aud has been long known TO the
authorities principal countries OF urope,especally
France England AMI Belgium. IL Is acknO wledged by
sugar makers oOth in the West Indies and Demarara,
aud can proved any court OF Justice. The report
Will be soon made public. and il "a believed that honest
importers Will be fully satisfied with what the Depart
meat is doing for their protection against dishonest i'm
pOrters.
Importers VINO % profit By these frauds" Mr..
French says give false impressions as to the course OF
the Department They say We have set up a stand
ard n me use or pOlariscope instead of the Dutch
standard OF color and they importers % test the
courts the right OF the Department TO use
t polariscnpe IN the casEic alton OF sugar In fact
we 10 not classify sugar ny tue polnriscope Dut we do
use the ponriseope detect fraudulent celebration and
70 rud nc tTae watch to classtIg IL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18
Elizabeth. July Is, 1850.
, THE ARMY OF CRIUINlLS.

RECRUITING THE ARMY OF CRIMINALS.
TO the Editor Of The TrfbHne.
SIR: Knowing that your columns are daily
read by thousands OF most influential citizens take
the liberty Of requesting you - exert Influence TO
the end That the pernicous business OF selling Doos on
rhe various and sporting events BE- broken mp
and the keepers Of the many resorts driven TO some
other occupation. Many OF the young nlen who lose
money in these places working for small salaries
and cannot the losses. Thy driven To ishOn
esty 70 recover the money thus wasted, in many cses,
AMI the bookseller who has been he primary cause ~
their ruin st holds forth his tempting bait 20 recrut
the army OF criminals | am sir, respectfully yours.
Netc- York, July 4, 1880. WILLIAM :. DcUGAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18
THE CREWS AT LAKE GEORGE.

LAKE, GEORGE, y. Y, July 1.-THE an
,o,, mas ,ecn made that II was the int ntlon OF
o,,hia 10 send its crew England The friends OF
b winnng cornell oarsmen enthusiastically declared
oud mex, year cross The ocean aud compete
"' i, "ro E,cl,sh University crews. In view OF tho
,reat suffered by Columb YESTERDAY that ere" can
not go abroad the bet Am'rcan rSr@ That ne New
w mem were perfectly We'll whe1 they started; ana
mat the only explanation Tor 'nto C"ron crew viii
I,c, tn er n Monday. Tonight r5cep lon Pf tne
c,rIzens will be rendered them -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18
LACROsSEE ON STATEN ISLAND.

GAMRS BETWEEN THE CANADIANS AND THE BROOK
LYN TRAM-A LARGE AssEMBLAGE or sPECTA-
TARs-BRlLLIANT PLAY OF THE TWO CLUBS
THE CANADIANS VICTORIOUS.
The large attendance at the return match
between the Toronto and Brooklyn lacrosse clubs the
saten Island Cricket Ground. yesterday afternoon,
spoke well for the future OF lacrosse IN this
country. There people present
than any previous occasion and they OF class
which il is easy matter TO bring out by any ord
nary exhibition OF athletic sport. The crowd so
great that the space reserved for the players was
invaded, sthOu IN Inconvenience was ex
perienced thereby The dresses Of the ladies IN
some cases displayed great taste. and were such as are
moi unfreQGently at prominent turf meetings The
scene on the ground was most brilliant. and the
Games were well contested OF the spectators
vas thoroughly aroused and the applause and
cheering The play particularly good partook
Of enthusiasm. Play continued until nearly Z
O'Clock, still the spectators remained, so deep was their
interest
For yesterdays game the Toronto men made several
changes their Hngh-s. Henderson and Donald
SON made way for men who. although fair players do
not belong to the first twelve OF the club.
The change OF course weakened the
Toronto team but it made play interesting 10
the Spectators IS the Brooklyn not ire
mendously over-wcirhted. The Toronto men were as
usual first on ;he field, ana II after O'Clock be
fore the BROOKLYN put in their appearance.
J. Massey acted Held captain for the Torontos and
W. Richie for the BrIoklyns The umpires {. ".
Miller, OF New-N0rk. for the visiting team.
and i. C. McGee. Of thu Toronto Rowing CLUB,
for the Brooklyn John Gaiv.n, Of Toronto, was
chosen referee. Tue following the names of the
players. and their positions in the field;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18
AN INDIGNANT READING STOCKHOLDERS.

TO me EdftOr Of The Trtouhe.
SIR: Won't you have the Kindness to pub
fish the names OF the directors OF the Reading Railroad
Company, in order that the wcrd may know the
of those high-headed hOary headed and eminent cit
zens OF Philadelphia OF whom, living In elegant
brown-sione houses palatial residences which are
surrounded by beautiful gardens to the
crime OF robbing pubic of nearly 100000 600,
uossibly more who through long series OF years. If
recent reports be- true have been dupng and defraud
ing an unsuspecting public aud who by their neiarOus
practices have carried ruin and misery into hundreds
II not thousands OF families.
Mr. Gowen Was once told by The London Times that
were he an Englishman he would be behind the
bars OF Newgdte. IL way 10y which these ele-
CANT swInders can he reached by the law Yours.
Netc1)ort H. l.. July IL, 1850 "SCffRRER'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18

todays TRrBCsE is the bearer Of good news 10 Amer
can composers who would like to write d,eph-d, rev.
and scholarly music for the cb"tc6, and nnd
cunisry profit IN It, speaking Of Mr. Iockwoois "aer
OF przs or $40 and OF s,O for anthem OF ths
above MENTIONED char icter he says: Any publisher
will willingly pay much more literally for the same
work. Let know where arr" etc. etc.
Where " We are We know toIerably we'll. What ne
do not know and would very mIch lice ~ know H.
where those publishers VIII your cor
respondent Kindly - let know" by naming some of
them Will he also CRAFTY curiosity by telling
IL b. asking muehD how he found them out
Netc- York, July g. 1880. j. H. CORNELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18
RIFLE SHOOTING IN NEW-JERsEY.

ELIZABETH, Nj. July 17.-In the Trophy
notch at BrinOn Range Today, the following scores
were made:
L. VI. squ!er ana f IT. ITot)u, IS each; c. j. FIlcO
IL L. :. Marsh aud e. +. Tauaton 40 each o. Adel-
berg and l. ". Todd, II each b. II. Richardson. 20
G. L. p. Howard, AZ. The cha npion military match,
at 900 and 500 Yards Dy j. r. Danman, who
made a score OF A..
CAMDEN, y. j., July 17.-Il the Winchester match at
300 yards, the following were the best scores ::
II. BuOse. the winner. 43: ". II. shuster, 43 :;
Wallace L. Oct1r ant l.. Thomas. ~ each Dorrance,
Al A. J. Parker. 80 ; DR.. Lewis. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18
A PROTEST AGAINST DIR. TANNERS FAST.
! 10 ne Edttor Of me Tribune

SIR: The sensibilities of the community are
aroused whenever of destiiutiOn Is brought TO
light and prompt relief al hand for anyone deprived OF
food even for few hours but We see right In our
midst an insane dishonest man either placing his
life in unwarrantable jeopardy, or else dcceivng q
creduous people in pr0essed attempt 20 live for forty
days without food. Whether we take the view OF III
sautty or dishonesty (snG believe that every nelli-
gent phy ,cian Will take the other. the ex-
hID,;ion IS in my Judgment, immoral and heart scAea-
irg am OF the opinion that no good Whatever can
accrue to science such experiment, even when
carefully and conscentously performed what good.
then can we expect snuug from such questionable
peryson as the papers report Is exercised Oves ths
case ~ "
Nec York. July -, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18
TWO ILLS.

To the EdftOr or Fhe Tribune.
SIR: The crude verse below is one OF my
first efforts; acceptance trust more 10 your
generous disposition than It's merit Hoping thai the
little needed room will he found your publication u
Sunday next, remain yours respectfully, WSi
Any corporal ia
In mortal frame injured
May by dat OF human skill,
Eventually be cured.
But for a bleeding heart,
Torn by violent grief,
The cures unknown to art;
Death IL the relief.
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18
FAIR PLAY FOR THE INDIANS.

To IN c 2 q 9 TOT Ut :" . = 7 FV "s0
SIR: | read your editorial, "A Strange
Story" OF todays with pleasure Granting that
the Indians what those who make fortunes cut OF
their devry depict them II Is nevertheless only
inst pnt wise for all citizens of free country
them when they appeal to the laws OF the Land To close
the doors OF justice the devil" might shut out the
angel Gabriel. . 49,
Iet the people second your call for fair play with
such energy Ihat authorities at Washington may
nave no doubt that those who desire 10
ne Indians lacking neither In numbers earnest
ness OF purpose. Respectfully, W. X. CArrELLE.
Neo. fork july o, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18
sTRuCK BY LIGHTNING.

Hghtn ng struck the barns, stocked grainary
and other outhouses, owned Dy D. - -
~" ~ Friday evening. The buildings were
oastroved with their contents The loss exceeds
AZ 900; insurance, ~, 500. ..i,,o
barn on the farm John A. Bassett' az =,
o ,iis west NJ Kaionah. |esrehester County y, -,
was struck By lightning ana burien Oh h were in the
MT AZ the tune, severely suaken " on
asaiu q. sbs dcstrOc ca proDoAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18
rypoRTATIOY or BREADSTUFFs.

WARRINGTON, July 1.-THE total values OF
49, .-or,s ~ domestic breadstufs from the United
Sra,es during tho month Of June. 1880 were
goa oAo s5e and for June. 1879. s172lO71O. During
tho Twelve months ended June 80 1850 7;G9o''o-'
and dnrng the same period In 1879 @ZoI'Ho'f'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18
NARRAGANsETT INQUIRY.
o,v ar THE DISASTER RETOLD.

glory OF THE DiSASiEh nv
yorxc,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HIS
orr,crss-rHE CHIEf ENGiNhhhs 'io"'
CAPTAIN NYE's EVIDENCE.
~ ,,Hcal investigation into the COL
ine between the steamers Narragansett and
n''~ was begun by the United
60 Steamboat Inspectors Mt frovldenee
,.sstsrlav. Captain Young. ut the Mar
sar.nse,t. submitted written Statement
90 ,be circumstances attending the disas'er
A. hrs vessel. and the efforts OF the ere"
80 save the lives of the passengers NC
thief engineer admitted that he had no certinca'c
90 serve as such. Captain Nye, of the stonins'o"'
.,ve his account of the collision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18

ENCOURAGING AMERICAN COMPOSERS.
To the Edtt0r or rae Tribune.
SIN, Your correspondent American" i'll
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-08

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