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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
THE LACROSSE MATCH.
NEw-YoRKEhs BEATEN BY CANADIANS.

NEW-YORKEhS BEATEN BY CANADIANS.
BRILLIANT PLAYING AT THE POLO GROUNDS BETWEEN
III NETWORK CLUB AND TIE SHAMROCK CLUB
OF MoNTREAL-THE VISITORS VICTORIOUS BY
TO1.
The number of SPECTATORS at the Polo Grounds yes
terday afternoon to watch the lacrosse match be-
tween the Shamrock, of Montreal, and the Ncw-Iork
club. for the championship of America, was by
all odds the largest ever seen Mt n
lacross, match IN this city. There were between
1000 and $500 persons present, and they hlled
both stands completely besides leaving long
fringe of spectators standing along inc
rails on the south side of tho heId.
One noticeable feature was tho large number OF
ladies in attendance, who were not only III he
covered stand hut in carriages ranged on the hoit
side of the field. Game was to have been called
about 3 o'clock, and at that hour both teams APP
reared upon the field. The Shamrocks were
conspcuo 8 for their superior SIZE anu
weight and il became pretty evident that II
the New-York men were to force the ball paSt
that heavy line of scarlet Jerseys, they "ouIu
have their hands full. The latcness OF ono OF
two of the New-York team caused some
DELAY and 1t was about $40 before
the ball was faced. Hermann OeInchs' tho
president of the New-York Lacrosse Clhb' acted
as referee. The umpires were A. !. Montaht' lor
the home team, and f. II. Potter for the vlsitOrs'
The following were the PLAYERS:
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Heinrich Herz Is

Benedict are seventy-seven. Heinrich Herr Is
seyenty-fve. Sir Michael Costa, lgnatz LachneIr
Haunt the famous organst, are seyenty-one;
Ferdisand Hitler. List, Kucken, Taubert ana
Ambrose Thomas are seventy. Flotow Is SIX y:
nine Wagner is sixty-cight. Hensclt and Ferdi
ar sixty-scven Robert Franz. stephen Heller ana
Volckmann are sixty-six. Gade and H slXoTi
are sixtv-four. Gounoa,, Gumherf' hn llaS
and Clara Schumann are sixty-two. LhrTe
is no ne d TO quote further from the MIaG-
Wcfs list which, by the way, Is very incomplete
The fact that by far the greater number OF DIS
tinguished living musicians are men of tity years
of age and over is enough 10 show that the iea OIL
musicians being as a rule, short-ived is mistaken
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Hnnonrll E1r IN nIs! "A t0LnA

WASHINGTON. Oct. %. | ~ m.-Ibc barome-
ter is lowest in Kansas and highest in the Middle and
south Atlantic states. Tho temperature has risen
slightly in all districts east Of the Mississippi River.
cept the Upper Lake region, where 1t has fallen from
10 10 &C. Light local rains reported from the Upper
NJ ssi-siDpi and Missouri Valleys. The winds In New
England and the Middle Atlantic States souther!y
they are northcascry the South Atlantic and
south the Gui States III the other dis
tricts they are light and variable.
Indications FOR to-fIg
For New England, fair weather, Ronthery winds, sta.
tonary or lower barometer stationary or higher tenn
pcrature.
For the Middle Atlantic states fair weather, southcrly
Winds lower barometer. stauuary or higher tempera-
ture.
Indications for tomorrow.
Fair weather is indicated for Sew-Eugand and the
Middle Atlantic States for 10 day and Tomorrow.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEVS
PORT OF NETWORK OCT -. 1891.

FORT OF NETWORK .....OCT. -. 1891
ARRIVED
steamer Bolivia Cr) Donaldson, London octs, with mdse
and passenger, t0 Henderson Bros .
steamer Frucona Mangum Portland, with mdss and pas
steamer HatteTa- Boaz Norfolk with md1e ana passen
gers Old Dominion - Co.
p Castin5 Morgan Trieste ~ days. with mdse 20 Theo
SiprJ spcor OF parrsboro NS spicer 81 days.
IN ballast to Whitney & 60.
Bark fremont Bray. MatIuzas y days with sugar to
q Amsinck 50 -. vessel to Miller * lioughtpu.
Lars Curacao r Faulkner 30 days wish guanO
20 u y Folsom. yc.s.i Cd - \ Do Luna az 60.
Brig clara -pan FOntamls. Havana - days, IN ballast
to order.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL oct 29-ArriyrI steamer Commander IBrl.
FRO New orleans lost propeller on passage ana put into 1T
I1iri ,vT. oct - Arrived steamer Koln GER Jun,st
from 81 her 10 Bremen
QI.F.S-roWN oct l2-Arlvs. steamer Seythia tBr Muir
ph from NcW FORK on her tu liYerpuO..
ANr~Egr. oct Arrived, steamer Rhyand Ger, Ran
tiIplx Oct p. SAILED t.lmcr Nsatia mr. from Lon
don BOs Ou carroll, Wright DO, Ahambra, Tor
N.w-NUrE
AMERICAN PORTS.
L,prLrmA. oct 22-Aruycd steamer A Sinners, War
slIrL t,lmcr Lord Give. Tor Liverpool.
NEw.DWEtNS. oct 2--Arr.ved al tio Posses steamer
Cctfrl ttcl l,. city Of rristo Liverpool Jpara, doi
Kroupun6 Friedrich Wilhelm Bremen; Cly Of Merida
MARINE DISASTERS.
LONDON oct steamer Chateau Leoyulc tT, olivier, at
from NewNors, had cargo shifted on passage has
= h-Ivy list aud L. dauag 'u,
steamer Ghi,nguaW IEr, Sandcrs"n, az BordoauN from
Baumor lost Three boats passage aud sustained other
ar iron crown before reported ashore =, Tyromouth is
total WTuck.
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Geo. A. Lear,tt. Aactloneer.
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
Restricted 10 B,0ks Of ne last Hl0nfs Nky 1GgsFiss
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AFRICAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

WmKEsBARRE, Penn, Oct. 22.-The Pitts
burg African Methodist Conference met IN fourteenth
annual session here to-day Bishop james A. Shorter
presiding. Conference includes Western ICnnsyl-
yana Eastern Onto and Western Virginia, and many OF
the delegates in attendance. The ministers Of the
Conference will pr acn in Music Hall tomorrow.
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REQUESTS or THE LATE D. B. MORGAN

AUBURN, n. Y, Oct. 22.-The will of the
late Colonel f. H. Morgan admitted TO probate TO
day Among the public requests Is Of 800 900 "a
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already given to form Morgan Fund for the college
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French Dramatsis of the Nineteenth Century. ny
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I'D Enaf 2Ii.sl.

Our Familiar songs More than $40 so1 5nn,,1opt Nv
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A SHAWL THIEF ARRESTED.

Charles Walker, employed b. Mrs. Kate
O'NeD of No 50 West Twenty-niuth-st., dressmaker
was arrested last night by Detective schmttberger of
the Twenty ninth Precinct for stealing India shawl
valued at 500. The property was recovered from
pawn-brOker.
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MOVEMENTS OF ACTORS.

Miss Katherine oge has begun the new season
with an auspicious Int, in a new drama written iol
her by Mrs Mary ii. Fskc. OF New-l ork-"eiI
known. in other days. as an actress ana iohs
sparkling writer for the press Ihe piaV is ca''e"
"Clorjce. or All For Love-" and it has been pro-
anced with the following cast:
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cloth, 81.
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ahead at the beginning, but lost o little at the
finish, seemingly from exhaustion. The race was q
second slower than the record he covered the 100
yards and 400 yards faster than ever before.
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re -tltas Baby Superior to Heen's Babies" Nth
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i)oIilitaI Nollres.

United Democrptic Nomination.
For Judge Of the Marine CohrL
JOHN n. HAiiNEIE
Endorsed by the IsAr AsSOciai0n-
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strictly frstcas- table board including all meals are fur
n-rd parties 600 their apartments by the AHh0klr JyO
5tAayc Terms moderate considering quality Of service.
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Thucydidcs Translated into English With Introduction
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The yachts were both handled beautifully, and not
IN sL.ar m taking Getting sal! made on either.
Ic owners GraCir challenged tue owhri OF
.nr NInoncf Captain j. L. Buck 10 srrics al I'VE racS
between his yacht and the Oracle, TO begin on OclO
Der n.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, oct. 3d. l a. m.-During the fair
and clear weather Of yesterday the barometer fell trc
The temperature ranged between 4fo and TO. TIE
average (57lso being 10 higher than the correspond
ing day Ia year. and - higher than Friday
Fair or clear weather, with slight changes IN tempera
ture may be expected TO-DAY in this city and vicinity
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V4PRIEU

GRTNNHIL-STONE-Ou saturday, october % by the Rev
Henry Bellows T.. Morgan Gyuuv % sarah J. stone
Youngest daughter Of the late Dr. j. o. stone. oi this city
SUOTWELI.-CHAPIN-On Wednesday October l9, 20 the
The brides parents. brooklyn, by nc Key WI
4. Leonard u. De- Of Mlshngton, d. -, W r. T. Shot"cH
aud Ioa d., daughter of Hriuau tLIpn.
SNlTrI-GOULD-I Hudson the 10Th inst, ny or er OF
ne society ~ Friends BUrua.t Gupu smith. 81 Hauaui
CO.. Nd aud Rohehah Wright daughter Ok the late JOAn
Stanton Gould.
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$50 broadway
The Letter OF Credit. BY MISS Warner story Ina
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water Ia now eighteen inches below highwater mark
and twenty feet six inches above low-water mark
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r9LaUNE LOCAL DESTINATIONS


ahgn 'ho"'ths baromec. variations IN this city by tsnh'
Th nsI dVi.oHs n tine M tbs q
rc,Jin. night Tnr irregular white line Represents hr osA
ury during those hours TIE broken a. line
EiatOn 10 Indicated thefmOne Hud
Iuts Pa macy. 2lH BOAdsAy
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,gIES II. oSGOOD& co.
CHARLES sCRIBNER.s SONS,

Famous Painters nad Paintings. By arS Ju.h y
Shedd With - tine heiioypes one VOL limo u4l'Ita'o-
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6uerial Notire5


A.ueadquarters for good cheap dentistry 10 years
practice Prices reduced The best % go OF teeta
ever made Fine gold aud psna lower and better than
any oth,I mouse EAtractlng under gas, % cents
DIR. WAIT a son. No 4J East 23d-st. 4th ave.
ALL who contemplate change OF residence and who 10
sire q w, thoroughly HEALTHFUL aud CONVENIENT
city dwelling in select location, rs'2osiuy nytsit
examine into the merits Of oar productions
We offer choice o, eighteen FINE HOUSES, varying in
width from p 80 feet and shall be pleased seni pan
phet giving full particulars upon application 10 CHARLES
BUEK & CO.. Architects G3 East 4ist-sL
Successors to DUGGIN & CROssMAN
IN Aromatic Eruzraucc
yOnd DOUBT ceanes purost and offered
the public SONpuN nI comfort arc synOnyms IL ccal.os
the cavities in tne enamel OF the teeth.
Fusses Ice Crean del vered to Families SOC. per quart
by the gallon. 70 Churches. 2jc per quart Estabshod
1851. No. ~ Bible House
Geo. A. Lear'tt, Auctioneer.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
GEO. A. LEAvrrr & co. will sell by auction MONDAY
EVENING as above at CLINTON HALL. select Library
of STANDARD and Illustrated BOOKS and collection Of
Modern OIL PAINTINGS and FINE FNGRAvINGs.
framed. Also, On WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRt
DAY Evenings q large LIBRARY. and embrAng Musical
Library. The whole now on view.
Rupture Radically Cared.-Dr. Marsh's treatment The
only reliable cure; forty years practical experience
Oniy on, No. , Vesey-st 4 tor Holss Veseyst iroAL
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E.EAszgzEsEz6.nzzE.n
Did.

Al notices Of Marriages must DO mIorsea nth taH
name and address.
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richt START 10. snrr. HErcnS, rrrsH
Oracle IO.JO.S2. l2:3-:iu l:il:o5 2HllS 800 10
NissIie llUJI.J-i l2.jj-j 2:UI:UO 1:O6:JO 3JlJl
Below 10 The table Of actual and corrected time:
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chatterboz, g%ood-natnred, bu, so law that
ne spent two years in the lowest class. On
the other h4nd, the VoItu5re tells q wonder
tal story OF the mastery which Gle ie1ne
Varnoetta' had attained over the Iliad When
ne was a pupil at the Lycee of Cahors in
1901. As the Vo1taire admits that NJ. cam
oetta was too fond of play it is TO he
feared ina this anecdote Of his precocitv
cannot be regarded as historical
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Inc undersigned, having bought the dairv business
formerly belonging to MI. John Neubert, hone ~ close
aetenelon to business and the supe ior quality CT milk
ana cream supplied to customers. to give entire salts
iacaon. Having moved the dairy to Del atraz's Ranch
IN town, we will be able to deliver milk and cream
twice q DAY, before 6 a. n. and 6 p. M, thereby sup
Pylng 8 want long felt by our citizens.
EITHER g. EMBLETON.
setf xca,.;ou no
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OF pARrNER,HYP

NOTICE is hereby given that the coparno ers>jn
~ heretofore existing between James McDevitt and
". 4: WraagIat has been dissolved by mutual consent.
Af. Mcfev.tt is authorized by L. E. Collins, mortga-
gee OF the interest Of and agent for w III. Wright IL
sag business, 70 collect all Outstanding accounts and
and pay all debts Of the late firm.
JAMES McDEvTTT,
W. r. WRIGHT.
tu0e |. 1891. Ier IL. Is. Collins. Agent.
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June /. 1881.
OF Y r.

All accounts and notes d1e The lae3 frrn ar Nc
DeVltt 9 Wright. to June !, 1881, must he settled
~ita:out delay 90 save costs. James NeDe.irt is au-
t1orIzea % cc3lect and settle the same. Tie Old books
1AusC be balanced within the next thirty days.
I'll !. COLLINS,
Aortgagee q the interest Of and agent for W. II.
WRIGHT
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given thar the partnership hereto
tore existing under the uaroe and style of Dutro, Keil-
lauer 60. has this Gay been dissolved by mutual
consent, Daniel nutro and Michael Morgan withdraw
lI1g. AL debts Of said firm are by this dissolution
assumed BY Kieihauer 4 STANDBY, who will hereafter
conduct said business. DANIEL DUTEO
J. F.. ~KIELHATER,
Bent0n, May u, 1880. MICHAEL MORGAN.
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s. = &: W. q

Strayed from Renton: q black horse, branded w I'll
a / Diamond u on left shoulder and high-knowr AZ
Inc Gaudis brand-and also monogram jig on thieh,
] vii! pay ten dollars for information LEAD ing TO the
recovery Of the above described horse. Address
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Efn Tsoreaug 80 Travellers.

Special inducements are offered you by the
Burlington route. t VIII Pay you to read their ad-
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NOTICE.

have ll4ced ali ny oats s.a1tag a~counts in tn
hands OF Ms. MIX Waterman for collection. All &C.
counts mus5 be settled by the lst OF Jaly Or snits
VII De entered agaIns; the parties. NICK WEIGH.
, 1881-03-26
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1JunuSE ind Times Ut our stnrr, and have,
therefore, good mcnEs OF comparing their ro-
spGctivo aud relative unorts. Tho Yti1es blows
and hDnsts too nlttth about It's news enterprise,
and TuE TKtnuSE not enough, The unc ts run-
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st'bnt- Tho general ycrtrt. hownyur, III th.s
tnwl, anony retlEctlng and npprCcfntlvc reulurs,
Is. tlint THE TRIBUNE by far, Ia tho ablcr jour
NIL nf the two: thnt, it contains moro news
worth reading, and tlait Its news ls much tnoro
rcliubIc and truthful. Tho arrangement Ut mnt.
ter In TilE TmfnuSE Is fur superior to tint Of tho
YincA. Every subject Is prolerly etnssllotl. aud
tho rcs.Isur kowA lust where to l0ok tnr wnAt hc
thrown together with pltchf0rlk sometimes.
rho sencnib!u editor Ut tho Yf,nth wnAtrA ttH,
mich ut hts Gryc GrCt, tu trynH tn he witty itt
bis heH,i-'snes. lie seasAtIunms,zes biz ileM,lNes
up to tho tlegrc0 ut tho ridiculous, aud wlIstes
much Bpacu 'iecdIesy.
nAl nhIlty 0f tho editorial paKes IT tho Lw1 tI-
pcrB, no Tar - THE THlnUNn Mllsau Ut tho 1Iiars
III thlB feSpcGt. Tho Glaifnrla discussions Ut TiIE
TRIBUNE make TT lesst tG times tho impression
Oh pnh!lc opinion Tint !ts nelkhbnr 'lurA. and
this IL tho trlte tGsI al merit and train work.
While reiltl the Times to be ntntlApd. perUsa
ritE l'H1HISE to 10 instructed. Mud that Is Mst
elias 0f pehptU who hnya nn slcstre bsyUihl hclnR
amused prefer tho TftAfx tn Til: tribune; hut
thnau Wtlo drslrn lNets nnd ttIeha N1ll something
rellAb1G, al give tho preferences tn TIN Tttln-
UNE. which tnkcs bull Of Mll PUBLIC questions
with unrnestn9ss and sincerity. In tllls nGiKn-
pupular ravur mud ostec'M. fours. 1'e.