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New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
BASEBALL NOTES.

AZ the recent meeting of the National
Icorue last week In Rochester address to players
was read by the president Of the League, Mr huloc
OF Chicago The most important ONT III tue auurcSs iS
that hereafter drunkenness and roUdylsm VIII not DC
tolerated among the playing members OF League ciuoS
Accord 10 the revised rules O the League play NAY
IN future be expelled dshonorable dealing and when
so expelled he will be disqualified fer any engagement
during the entire year. THIS penalty may he Imposed
for drunkenness, INSTRUMENTATION, or any dishonoraOe
act The League this year has agreed to make contracts
with one hotel League city TO accommodate al
visitors At the Rochester meeting bids were received
from nearly all the eight cities and contracts were
awarded as follows; Cincinnati. Gibson House; CicVe-
land weddel House; Buffalo Perces Palace Hotel Troy
Troy House Providence, Narragarset House special
committee was appointed to secure rates and hotels III
the cities OF Boston, Chicago and Worcester.
Gcer who played short stop for the Cincinnati Club
I'm 1873 has written every League club soliciting an
engagement for the coming He is good short
STOP but is rather weak at the bat Ab0ut the only
places where his proposition being considered are
Providence Cincinnati and Chicago. The Clncnn"tls
have enough n-feld players engaged, bnt viii tahe
lanes White at any time. President Root, OF the
Providence Cub, stopped at Corning on his way TO he
meeting at Rochester, and M ~hieat bis farm lie
wanted the latter to play in Providence; but MT White
told him if he signed Mt all It would be
with the Cincinnati nine. Manager Bancroft has re-
turncd from NcW-Oreans whore no went with the
Worcester Club. The cub has accepted an offer to
rlay with the Towards, and Will not return before the
first OF next month
The playing schedule for tho coming is about
as fair aud equitable could Dee desired. The
western aud Eastern clubs open tho season among
themselves plan fIr brttrr man the ON" ~ vogue m
years past. The E0stOu@ viii nave good strong 90
nonrus on all their HOLIDAYS. On SltuIday, May -
decoration Day falling Sundnyj, they Will play wtn
the Chicago CluD at Boston. on Fast Day
June II. they viii play with the Cincinnati CnD an Bos
ton; and on Monday. July D. which VIII be celebrated
~ the Fourth, they win play at Cincinnati. The mum
her oi Il lie. each League CLUB VIII have 10 travel during
the season ordaucc v,u the schedule .OOw.:
Bo-tous. 6.2lO miles; Buifto Club 53'd; Cmcagos
G44I; enc nudf-, 6,29i; Ccyclauds, 5,j92; Prpii
dcnc. Club, 600; Troy cub, 1890; Worcester Club
GAO.
+. Waterman and w. T.. Kdey, Cincinnati
" McIran Pinaaelpaia; A. G.. Pratt Allegheny
Penn; G. T. Davis N"v Bedford. 5fass; W. l.. StcdrS
Washington; Il. Fncn. ithaca. y. y; l. l.. White
Corning, y. \; ;. W NcEcrson. Providence; {. j.
Daniels Hartford; VI. Walsh. Louisville; \. Barker
r lcRiorl. n T. Gauau. London. ont; G. Bradley
Rochester; !. w. -cnohcd. Troy; q. liMcn, Hrocuon
Na.- VI. Lunch. Holycke, Miss; ". J.. Furong
Milwaukee, :. LIBBY, Chcisca. Mass; and d. sullivan
(nlCdbO.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
LABOR MOVEMENTS ELSEWHERE.

Troy, n. Y, March G.-The strike among
tho brusbmaleis at Lansngburg is rapidly approach
ing a satisfactory compromise. Martin sons have ac
ceded TO the demands OF their wor.men. and the latter
have gone TO work The paid az the factories OF
e and C. Noon and ". II. Van Klecck have been ad
vanced.
strike occurred This morning among the employees IN
the cardIng room OF the Ontario Knitting Mills. The
paces OF the strikers promptly flied. and work
was at once resumed.
DAyoSSE CITY, n. J., March 6.-Last week about 200
hands, the employees Of the zinc works at Bayonueport
struck for higher wGgcs demanding per cent advance
over their former wages To-day the company made the
concession, and the men returned TO their work
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
. STORY or PAINFUL MISFORTUNE.

The relatives Of IIOnOra Dugan. an inmate Of the
BlackwciPs Island Lunatlc Asylum. are searching
the city for her only surviving child, boy Of five
wears. The woman the wife OF a thrifty car
riage painter who lived in Forty-eighth-st. Five
children were born to the couple before Mrs Dugan
had reached her twenty-eghth year; then the death
of all the three oldest impaired her reason When
her husband was at work she wandered aimlessly
about the streets with her boy and her babe in her
arms begging, aud searching she said for;her miss
iug ones by turns She was arrested and sent to the
Island as n vagrant. Her children went with her.
TO the husband, who was searching for his wife,
word came that she was in the lunatlc asylum
n ,ay,,ng maniac and that the babe was dead. OF
fhe bow he could learn nothing before he could re-
claim the unfortunate woman he fell out OF fourth
1"or window and broke his neck. Recently "a sister
of Mrs Dugan urged her husband, a prosperous
master-nechanc living the West soc, to look for
the how who is believed to DC alive still No trace
could be found Of him IN any OF the cltys inStitu-
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
SURPRISING PUBLIC RECORDS.

Among the instruments recorded at the Registers
Office recently were two deeds which were for
time suppressed by the officials of that office One
Of the papers was deed by which James scobie
conveyed TO Charles r. Robert plot OF land l72 %
x135 5l2xirregular located the East side OF XIV
ersid.ave 225 feet north of One hundred and-sx-
teenth-st., for nominal conslderatlOD. NOthihg
document, further than that it deed from j.
Unstace TO Louis A. Loew. brother OF the Register.
office and request for the production of the paper
elected the reply that it could not be had for pub
lication. as MIR loew did not desire to have the
fransaction reported. Several other instruments
have been suppressed in the same manner within
the past few months. and no trace can be found Of
them.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
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INCENDIARIsM BY A YOUNG GIRL.

young girl named Matilda Meyer age sixteen
vos a,raicned in the Yorkville Police Court yestcr
aav. charged with arson. The complainant was
Mrs. Mary Oppenhemer. OF No. 40 East Sixty-iifth-
ST. with whom Matilda has lived as childs nurse
for the last eight months. Last Wednesday Mrs.
Oppepheimer missed several dresses and accused
Matilda OF being the thief. Matilda went ont; in
tcndinp as she said 10 go down 10 her mothers, "a:
No oil Fjrst-ave. Instead of doing so, however,
shs went to a store and purchased some Kerosene,
will which, Oh returning TO the house, she satu-
,.,ed the wood-worb .lronnd the fuc in the cellar.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
STREETS TO BE CLEANED TO-DAY.

The entire available force of the STRENGTHENING
Department will be put to work to-day under the
personal direction of Captain Williams, in that part
of the city below Canal-st. 1t is expected that be-
fore daybreak tomorrow every street, lane ana
alley between Canal-st. and the Battery will have
been swept and thoroughly cleaned. The work VIII
he done 10y precincts the First, Fourth, Filth our
teenth and IWenty-seventh lying within tne as
trct There will be 312 laboreTs, 29S hired carts,
fOrty-eight department carts, seven sweeping ma,
chimes and twentysix watchmen to do the w9IK, ana
scOws Will he in readiness at the Laght-St Market
ST. and Twefth-st. dumps TO receive the DIRT west
st. will be cleaned as far up as West Eleventh-st'
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
SEEKING A CHANGE IN DUTIES.
A COMMITTEE or SUGAR IMPORTERS AND REFINFRS
TO VISIT WASHINGTON.

A COMMITTEE OF eUVAN I'FV' HI'' HND I'''' I-''"
TO VISIT WASHINGTON.
committee of sugar importers aud rohners has
been appointed in accordance with the resolutions
adopted at meeting on Friday, to present to Con-
prcss the need of uulforn method Of fixing the du-
tios on imported sugars. The Committee of Waysand
Means recently reported iuexpedient TO change at
1his ,ession the present IaTH on sugars De&lcf3
clam flat this refusal will vork great wrong TO the
trade whica IS suffering, they say, from the con-
piicated and unequal method OF liking duties me
nrescnt system is unjust and opens wide avenues 10
fraud Ii is said that the duties on imported sugars
have pcen paid tor many months under protest;
The committee appointed by C. w. Darant, Guar
follows: Il. +. Butler. of Maitland, Phelps d Cos
Henry Havemcycr. Of Hayemeyer Eastwlck d Co.;
0sgood Welsh OF S Il W. Welsh; i. {. Newhall of
McKeon. Newhall & Bore. Pmladclpha; Z. p
Tastwick. of HavcmeyeI, Brothers d Coz c. W;
Durant, ir.. OF G. W Dnrant IL sOn Daniord
KnoWton Of ID. KnOwltOn u Co.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

and then set fire to IT, The other servants dscoy-
cred the fire in time TO extnguish it with rev pais
of water =,
Matilda was privately questioned in court by JUS
tice Waudel The Girl admitted her guilt at once.
saving that her object TO secure an opportunity
of leaving tbe house in the excitement and CON
fusion She was committed tor trial ~ default OF
SO 600 bail Matilda innocently asked after gong
morning in that hOrrid place.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL IEAR.
THE LEADING AMERICAN NEWSP4PER"
THE HEW-YO2K TRIBUNE FOR 1880.

During the coming Presidential year
TIE TrrBrNE VIII be effective agency
than ever for telling. the news best worth
knowing and for enforcing sound politics.
From the day the war closed it has been most anxious
for an end OF sectional strife. But saw TWO years ago,
and WAS the art pcrsstenty proclaim the new dam
o- IN tho country from The revived alliance OF the Solid
So,rh npd Taminany Hall. Against that danger lt
sought to ra ay old party Of Freedom ani me OniOn
n .egan hy demanding the abandOnmclt VI personal
Ecs and set the exa nplc II called for an end 70
attacks upon cch orher instead of rae enemy ana Ior
m. majority snoud put uO against the common zoe
since then the tide OF disaster las Dee9
,,nI n"ck. cvcry doubtful State has been aud
Tho onIens Tor National victory We're never more cheer
n9 The Solid south and its Northern ahes favored
is,ored Imitation. aud nave Restored specie Pay
,pents They sought break down the safeguards or
The ha aloi-box and we have maintained the election
faA
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPLICATIONS.


After the Louisville and Nashville Railroad had
secured by purchase control of the stock Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Road, it was dis
covered that an almost forgotten provision III
tbe charter of the latter company re-
ouired that person to be director OF
,he companv must have been for three months at
ieost a stock holder. The Louisville and Nashville
Comnany was compelled 10y this condition to wait
the ex niraton of the time before it could assume
LEGALLY control of the acquired lIne Ii Is under-
stood that Colonel Cole, president Of the Chatta-
nooca COMPANY Offered to surrender the virtual man
agefnent of the road to the Louisville and Nashville
C0mnauy but while that company holds the absO-
Mte control Of the stock, IT has taken as yet no
stems toward assuming practical management of the
:oad President Cole has intimated his intention OF
leaving tl,e company He is said TO regard the ac-
onisiton of the Chattanooga Road by Its rival rs
personal failure and for tins reason desires 10 Wlth-
draw from the management.
II. Victor Ncwcomb, vice-president of the Lduis-
willie and Nashville Company, is IN New lOTk, and
IL is expected that Colonel Cole Will reach the CITY
early In the week. 1t has been reported that the
object of their visit is TO conclude lease OF the
Chattanooga Road TO the LouisvIhe ana
Nashville Company, but this rumor has been
denied recently by Mr.. NewcoInb; lie
said on Friday evening that the road would be
operated precisely the Louisville and Nashville
managed it's acquired lines; that no union OF the
roads Was contemplated. lie added that the prlnci-
nal purpose of his visit to New-lork was to secure
additional freight for the road, which was un-
able to handle properly the business now offered
10 If
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
HOME NEWS.
pnn,t1NENr ARHrYA1E

Fifth Areune Hote}-Senator p. b. Plumb, ot Kan Kan
sas aud General Thomas Ewing of ONO
S,nat0r " W Rockwell oi Glens fas y
To,,.~Alexander r. shepherd. of Washin etpn hIst1
Jyo,,c Colonel W. HhOics OF QueOs c--H0y-
nGa Houss-General JudsOl Kilpaiick, OF Ne"Jersei'
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MlNIArCrE ALMANAC.

sun rise. - Cos sun srt,.. 5.5S Clock fast. In. L.
Moon rises. AL spIths is2} Moons days 20
uGI WAIE. TO-DAY. ~
sandy HOOK Island unj Hrl Cato. 6:Jl
1901 WtIEa IOpAt-I. q.
sandy Hook. 6l5 Gov Island. ji0 Icl Gato... i:j3
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
Auuunccincuts.l
L .nn,. ~, prrt.r1.r AssnnrAIrNr

A LARGE AND PERFECT ASSORTMENT
or ladics AMI toilet nrcs always be found ht
RfRKR'S DHtG ~IoHr. No BOB >NhaNcuur hci"'r lNrhy
and streets whore thoy arc sold nj about
forty per coat less O. an el-cWh here
Clothes Wrngcrs of all kinds repaired or
,at rulsied Metropolitan MC CO., - Cortandt ST. ~ Y
@. F.. SNYDER, the Dentist, of No. G2 West
IAN st. ovcr Macy 90 sl. males specially OF hne
,oid ginss Having Of practical eNpe
,ce he il able To guarantee the huct work while his
are 30 prr than thoae Of other first class
dentists. UhqucsuOpsble relerehces
The prevailing topics of interest are the
Count de essep and his engineering scheme ami mo -prng
sbsnr of g-ntlrmcn hats introduced by KNOX The hat
1er rat ri Z Broadway and Fifih Avenue Hotel
WINCHISTER'S lIYPOPHOSPHITES
VIII curc Con.umpton. Coughs Bronchia Debility. &c
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
co1,vrrprr1rs AID COINTERFEITERs.


The Secret Service Department cautions the pub
lie against taking 800 bills OH the Second National
Rank. of Willesbarre. Penn, on the National Re
we're Bank of Boston, Mass, aud on the Pttsield
National Bank, Of Pittsiield Mass, countelfeitS
being in circulation. 1t is believed that the plate
from which these bills are made is In the hands OF
single individual and that at no ono time is large
number of the bills printed The suppOsition is
that the man does not dispose of the bills TO shov-
ers and that he prints them only for his own use
The counterfelts are SAID to be dangerous ones.
Charles Moore and Francis j. Wilson were ar
raigned before United States Commissioner Shields
Yesterday charged with passing counterfeit trade
dollars The prisoners Were arrested by officer
McD Inall Of the Eighth Precinct police, on Friday
night on Grcene-st., on complaint OF LYDIA wallace
and Annie COnnors. to whom they had given the
bad money They attempted to escape arrest by
running away. Moore, in his flight. threw away
five counterfeit trade dollars. but they were picked
mn bv the officer. He is an old offender and 1t Is
claimed that he belonged to the Rooney, gang. sew
cra of which were convicted at the last Term OF the
Federal Court. He was arrested about three weeks
ago for similar offence, but was discharged for
want of sufficient evidence. They were held for
examination on Monday, in $4,000 bail each.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

the committee will certainly make the Lake George
regatta among the best as we'll the peasantest I'D the
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
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WINCnSTER'S llYPOPUOSPIUTES
,i curc Consumption. Coughs. Bronchitis. Debility &c
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

cora Bef 7onc Ia n purey nofgrfi qad e1s0y di0este
t0afr tyr iurffiis dyepepc amt all rbO dDca nm
drbUfaied n il rdlVQbis all 10 c0Hrrcsce1's. n is
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New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

A., ,u,lnrr Of cupes n Other cdlIOh HODVe lrH ~
mo r,s Addons to clubs may ne made at any
nc so ,,h rates Remit by Draft OF New York. Poss
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

sin gle copy, e,
I,yr comes "a
Ten COMES Wv
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Gives more tone than anything have nsed" saws
PROFESSOR H. OULLJS, ". D.,
Physician to Duke saxony, Knight OF tie Iron
.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
COCA BEEF TONIC.
Highest Medals at the Prin-
cipal ExpOSitions.
Endorsed and Prescribed by Medical
Men of all Schools.
PREPARED ONLY By THE
LieAig Laboratory & Chemical Works Co.,
NEW-YORK AND LONDON.

"Havng been made acquainted with the mode OF prepara
ton and The composition of Coca Beef Touic have orderoI
II for patients requiring tonic treatment such patients de-
rive marked decided benefit from o. Coca Beef Tonic II
cOmp0sed Of materials wei sttd 10 funi the itquuech0a
NJ hicl IL has hNtn nTcnaIrl - kaya
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

The effects Of the The human syst borders
he marvellous. auI " not clearly authenticated Nv an
lors Uuu0g.t,G vcrcfy woui aItoEl iT beyond be-
All uf th- sounds lie llr ~ Bar n Nun hIr-
SON would be altogether lncr, bc wer' IL not rued
by mia reports from entitled tD ihe -le.cs TO-
sftrt say. DT VA. =. ~EARLE,
BrlOAyn \. Y
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

a very tightening tonic, says ~ ~ ,
Bulletin Generate de Thcrap utiquo.j
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

Nv y '"f -
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

"You succeeded IA placing IN our hanis one OF The
touics cannot conceive OF better cOmb
ION han The nutvr OF sound. healthy beef and
coca dlssuv vcd - reliable aytic'r O .hcfV' -ays
PROFESSOR j.. W. HU Mt ". D., y. Y.
Formerly Professor Mater netcd aud MeaoM botuy,
HONORARY Member Imperial Medical Society OF St Peters
burs ssa late Editor Norm Amcgic1nJ Journal OF Home
Upathy, &c. %c
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

Cocq PeeC Tuic emb0dics NJ HIriee elements Of me
Ir GJre boJd b9ne 0nd brain ol c1reug Seerd ho"hg
byl.ocis Hcjso epbodls be tonic nV'trc c tfS - H,
c5ca or Srcred fr UlaHt Of me lent Hc2 b fcO me ~
oad beg disSolrcd ia c31cc ot " NJ hcyy E
istac oos --c urr.re cJas lce tome crs' ogeTedt ~
NCinsdc0i Profession 0fld p3btc
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
Monday, March 9Th,
For One Week, Day and Evening,
TOWN And COUNTRY USE,

After and special designs contributed by the best
fore daueh'smcn In addii ion TO the stock Of competed
sges, showing novel combinations in cOor ana flush,
there wi be display IN the wood AID iron,
Offering unusual advantages to PURCHASERS desiring their own
cOioIs.
matter Of interest to visitors familiar with the
advance made Of Ia the construction Ot
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-17
Sherifs Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in pursu- ance to an execution issued by the clerk of the Circuit Court of Pope county and to me directed l will on the 22 day of July 1880 between the hours prescribed for Judicial Sales at the Court House door in the town of Dover Ark. offer for sale at the highest and best bidde on credit of three months the following real estate, to-wit:
 Tho one sixth individual interest in the South East quarter of the South East quarter Section l9; Part of South West quarter of South East quarter Section 20, containing g acres.
 Part of South West quarter Section 20 containing 90 acres.
 Part of North West quarte section 20 containing 105 25-100 acres all in Township North Range 20 West and known as the Foster Williamson lands. Said one sixth inter est being levied on by me as the property of A. B. William son to satisfy judgement rendered against him in favor of J. W. Pruitt by G. w. Bergman J. F. of Illinois Town ship in said county and transcript thereof filed in the clerks office of said Pope county.
 Purchaser required to give bond with approved security and iein retained on the land to secure the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this the 14th day of June 1880.
 R. B. HoGINs, Sheriff.
 By J. w. QUINN, D. s.