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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
LACROSSE AT BOSTON.

BosTON, Nov. THE Lacrosse match on
Jarvss Field between the Harvard and NewYork cams
settled the ques Of the championship favor OF Har
vard and made the crimson team the possessor OF the
Oerichs cup This cup formerly held BY the Union
Club Of Boston, though recently IN the possession Of
the New-York Club. The New-YOrk men came on
with only, and one or these
disabled 80 that he did not play II the game. The
Harvard team PLAYED with nine men, three less than
tie usual number. the New York team having insisted
That the match suOud be payed. 4 drilling
in o'clock, the hour the game was called,
ana continued Throughout the match, In twenty min
utes goal was made by NOyes for Harvard and IN %
minutes more be scored another. Three minutes
later Aarquand secured third goal for Harvard and
ended the game. The Aew-Y0r& team played pldckIy.
but, or course, were at great dlsadP sntage.
The teams were co. s;iruted follows:
DECENTRALIZATION, goal; Woods home; Noble, Ennis
Davis. Noyes M4rquand. TnOrud he and Reuter-.
New York-Whecier goal FIanlery point Jolraeay,
MarsOn, RI cine and Tucker held. Referee, Mr. l.sta
brook. Umpires-FOr Harvard, SIR. McNar; Tor New.
York, Mr.. Hook.
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GOVERNMENT FINANCES IN FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. IN. Tlrard, Mnlster or
Finance in his address 20 the Budget Committee yester
day expressed the opinion thai # would be well to use
GREATER cireumspecton In the prosecution of projected
public works He said he intended submit the ques-
ton TO the Chamber of Deputies. NJ. Ilrard Informed
the Committee that ljO.0O0000 francs OF the sums
granted 10 tie Dep .rtmens 81 War ana Puplc WORKS
have not been rXDended and b. credited 10 those
departments next year. further sum OF lOOouVuOO
france Is expected from payments bY railway
companies Any remaining slight denolt can Dc cdEseu
TO the floating debt.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Tuesday Nov. z. 1882.
Lieutenant Bove and the scientists belonging TO the
Antarctic expedition have arrived in Genoa. AL are
well.
dispatch from Paris says "Eaoriele FenaSron,
who with her husband Marin Fenayron, was sentenced
"a ne,a servttude for life for the murder OF the apothe
cary ALBERT has obtained leave 10 snare her AusDaha
captivity on tho Leland OF New Caledonia"
PANAMA, Nov. lei Concrete OF Lms' OF the otn
inst tile arrival ut headquarters Of emssA
ne. from IsIs.ss who desires peace any price. The
az MonteIo are uot wing probably received
orders 10 suspend hostilLie. poEding negotiations
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CRIMES AND CASUALTlLS--BY TELEGRAPH


A WOMAN KILLED BY THE CARS
AUBURN, h. L., Nov. 7.-5iTs. Newton. age eighty,
was un over anu Killed oy switch engine al the New York
Central hsllIoaG crossing here Today.
SUICIDE or CRIPPLE.
SYRACUSE. n. y. Nov. Ira ". helleT, cripple,
are ned suicide Jun ping into
canal here lac Is supposed 10 have been Insane.
AN AGED WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
FRRD RICK, Va. Nov. Tin SpOttsyivania
County to-day Mrs sarah swift aged lady burned
death her clothing having taken IN the absence Of her
family.
KILLED on THE TRACK.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. w iudar Locates, n
farm sbOrer Demar killed the yesterday
afternoon while walking Tie TACK DeimaT and
=
EXPLOSION IN A NINE.
IERRE II AUTE, Ind, Nov. 7.-Au explosion Of gas
occurred IN tie CuTysvLle this
DLfnlng Clement kichads
name, and ". ii. Coker mlner
Run OVER AND KILLED BY A RAILWAY TRAIN.
READING PSnD., Nov. 7.-CLares Rogers. age
ioty eight fhilHde phia and Heading Railroad watchIna
Vac run over ana allied while duty the sehuylEi
Haven Depot Tins n0IniDg.
A ChlLD KILLED BY THE DISCHARGE OF GUN
READING, Ponn.. Nov. w hle George Led,,n-
Dersei Two CHILDREN were playa IN OF their home
near Engeissie 10 day. loaded gun IRON the ceng
tered Tie SIDE ef = daughter and killed ksx.
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LORD DIrEFERIN IN EGYPT

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. Lord DufferH has arrived
here. lie was received by the British Consul and
the Egyptian authorities
MALTA, Nov. 7.-Adaira Sir Beauchamp Seymour
arrived here today and crived warm welcome.
CAIRO. Nov. The Egyptian Government has
offered reward OF 81 600 for the capture OF the
Editor Of III Iaief the Alexandria organ Of the
military party.
A naive paper in Su"z states that a watchman at
the citadel, VINO Is str ngy suspected of participa
ton IN the massacre of Professor Planners party,
has been arr SIZED. A large number of papers be-
longing to members OF the party have been found
Lord Duflerll has arrived here from Alexandria.
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SPAIN AND THE CUBAN REFUGEES.

MADRID. Nov. with reference to the
most recent news, namely, that the Spanish Govern
pent will await the result OF the inquiry into the case OF
en-. Chau refoees A. IA now stated that the British
Government has appealed the honor OF SPAN with
ont however, seeking exercise pressure II Is under
stood that spain actuated by concihstoiy usPos
ton. 5000. c.n,u, ,rboo ba
warned the Gibraltar police OF the prODsDte trNai VI
the Cuban II. lyes made mention OF tue Fact mat
thew were political prisoners who had escaped dlr
n transfer al their request, from one station 10
another
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FRENCH POOLS WHICH PAID LARGELY.
GEORGE BEATEN IN A HANDICAP RACE.

At the fall meeting of the New-YOrk Athletic
Club yesterday club grounds nc Mott
Haven, a hundred shiyering spectators assembled to
witness the third competition for the TFaver diamond
medal The l,00Oyards run hahdlcap, wherein ". g.
George. the English amateur champion was scratched,
Ee hrt competition for the OeTchs diam no medal and
5OVNafds run baEdicap Besides the-e
contests there was baseball match between mines Of
the Williamsburg and NeN-YOrk Athletic CLUB. which
was 81 bounced tie first petition under the
pces or the new proposed AaaIeur Athletic Baseball
Association In the comp ttJn for the TruYers
diamond medal j. ". Carter H. {. Taylor, O. o. TOIs-
SAINT aud y h. stewart won places in tue trial heas Of
100 yards the Tst or bch taken IN II Is seconds
and che second in 10 3-5 seconds. TOussaint tue
hua heat waich closely contested, in 10 IS
0nis Ine TIaveIs diamond medal % beautiful trophy
that IN the two previous competitions had been
secured by Il. l. stOeckel ana Carter Tho
condition or It's permanent possession ts that it
snail De won in three successive contests. c. stone
LOO yards handc4p IN lainutes los seconds.
W. e. George, tn Ii s!ish rum was tho scratch and
he gave StOnehrdge dr,d ten yards. stone
bridge came IL about twenty yards auead There Was
pretty and exciting brush for second place between
George and MURPHY, OF Park CmO, who lad received
forty Give yards. George came IN ID.
In tie 220ycrds run handicap for the o. rcha dis-
mOnd media, D. Wainwright, tAe scratch secured nr-s
place IN pa. " n. stewart second q. H.
Taylor. tuird o. A Reed, fourth. and f. Roman, nith
The medal Is to be worth 300. George TO
nave been scratch in the 300 yards run handicap,
which next On the prOgranne. but for some
ne diu appear. Robert stOl of the American Cub,
burg CluD, took second place. In explanation o. the
ume II was stated that the actual measurement OF this
course was 2S3 yards. IN he baseball match, tAs
Williamsburg nine won by score o. u -.
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RIOT IN A SUBURB OF VIENNA.

VIENNA, Nov. IA serious riot occurred
to-day IN Neubau. suburb of this
city. large number of workmen.
Joined by mob, stoned the police.
and attacked and destroyed the police
station wounding the Commissary in charge.
Troops were sent to the scene of
disturbance and restored order. Twelve workman
and several OF the police were injured the latter
very seriously. Many of the rioters were arrested.
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POLITICS IN SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 7.-On the reassembling OF the
cortss the Oppo.on viii probably provoke debate III
order to bring on q division The Opposition Journals
estiate that tne Government will obtain majority OF
only forty 1t thought that much will depend on the
scion of senior Rodrigo, the leader OF group OF ny
0nposun affirm that ne Will decide In favor OF Marshal
ssrranO at the last moment
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williamsburg ATHLETIC CLUE CANES.

An interesting meeting of the Williamsburg
Athletic Club was held yesterday morning at williams
burg The first 100 yards handicap heat
T. W. Deuman, four yards, the frat heat in IL
onds and r. Sargent, yard. the second heas
in IL seconds W. Whistler scratch. took the fnd
heat In IL seconds. The mile walk was by c.
Holmes I'm minutes and 3S24 seconds. W. I. Halght
IN second behind the winner. The halfmile
WAS won by F. W. Deuman in minutes
and II seconds. ". Webster fret
tie one mile run in minutes and % secOnda-
The five mile won b j. Miller after exeit
ing contest, ". ). Hsight coming III The wiz
ner's time was 81 minutes and % seconds r. u Dunn
carried off the donors in the hlile steepechase IN
minutes and 80 seconds.
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JOINT MEETING OF ATHLETIC CLUBS.

The members of the Atlantic and Columbia
Athletic Clubs held joint meeting at the Manhattan
Athletic Club Grounds yesterday. The programme vas
long and varied, and the games were witnessed By Q
large number people. In the l0Oyards handicap
the first heat won b. ". T. stoddart, and
the second ard final heats by L. p. Smith q. Il.
Da the mile walk and y. A. Richards the
half mile walk. f. BOunage won the 10oyards run for
boys. Z. A. Thompson won the bicycle race Tor two
miles. The $50 yards won by c. W. Culver.
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MURDER AND ROBBERY IN ONO.

SHARON, Ohio, Nov. About l o'clock this
morning Henry Heisel formerly Liquor seller n Vest
chester awakened by two in his whose OBJ
ject 70 rob him. Upon Hesel making defence 10
was killed with club Three bullethoes were also found
In his head His wife was awakened but che soon
disabled, and the mUrderers got OF with about SoOs
LIS. Helsel I'D not recognize The tAleVGs.
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RACING Al JEROME PARK.

The threatening weather kept many
neople away from Jerome PARK yester-
day and the attendance was small The
law against betting openly violated, although :he
booAnakers did occupy their usual stands III the
Judges stand were d. d. Wthers j. e. X. Lawrence
joan c. Hackscher. A. c. Monson and L. Lorard took
the tlme while John wynne the starter The races
were over at 4 p
The rst race was nurse Of $780, special weights,
81 mile The starters were L. c. Bruce's PalaDca (99
pounds, Walker, E. J. AcElmee's Navarro az. Har-
yeyl and the Preakness stables Bonnie Lizzie Q1s,
Holloway. The betting was TO on Bonnie Lizzie,
10 against Navarro, aud 10 against Ps4anea BON
Lizzie by three lengths. with the greatest ease
The second was selling for purse Of $500, lis
miles stsrters-M. Kenny's Marathon tloo POUNDS
IL HarDeck's Amazon ,93, MDODohGel Inc DoOAInAAers
offered 10 against Mare hon. TO agaihst Bucca-
neer and 10 against AuIaIOn The result was sur
prise 10 all. bJ eight lengths, Buccaneer
second and Marathon the favoriIe, last. Time 2;oS.
In. thIrd race was a handicap sweepstakes OF sI5
each $500 added the second 70 receive sl25 distance
d a 90 p Ui, ! t,,rsGsns Haedoo 400 ssrrett
M Kenny's Marathon (lOS, NJ. DOnohueJ, L. v snede
kerr GlrUna lOs. ". DOnohuel, r. J. McIlmeel's Gen
ersl Nonroe pls, Harvey. Tho betting was . TO
against GlTOha, to against Marathon and General
Monroe, 10 against Haledon, 10 10
against Elkhorn Lass, and 20 TO against
Rochester Marathon nrst away, but almost
Immediately passed by Rochester, HsloaOn, General
and Grona, and they went by the three quarter
out HaedOn the rst 10 reappear head IN mont OF
Rochester ana he held the lead 70 the end. wnnins
three lengths, General Monroe ssesad Rochester third
GIrona fourth and Marathon hth- Elkhern Lass nsa
gained thrd place the water jump when AIS DoISu
and fell outside rail- with Riley under her me my
not uurt, but the boy badly bruised INC uno
was 2:3l%. ..oo A.
Inc fourth was selling race for . purse OF $780, DIS
taneo / mile. The starters werc John ksys Cars ,n
(69 pounds Bralgl Preakness STABLES Buocaneer lOT
j. Johnsonj j. j. bsvins's vagranL "a Bergsnl ara y
ii. Harbeck's Amazon C92, Al. Dononuel Inc oettins
OF Caramel AVID Amazon Az tne tura Uar
amel was bali length IN front Of Buocaneer. amazon
third aud yagranJ fourth Bucoaneer Wss the
st 10 ar around 0un and Caramel The nrst
TO appear leading Buccenecr by head Amakon Sun
ruoi tulrd ana Vagraut ten lengths oehind Az ING
Third quarter post Amazon passed BueoaDeer ana ven.
by Cafasel at the water jump winning oy threeqlal
tsrs OF leneth Caramel lengths ahead OF buccancet
ana Vagraut tweaty lengths behind hln Ihe time was
LAC. Inc winner was not SOLD -. a.,
ibe racing ended witn u stsepleehase over the fuil
oourse for purse VI 5000, 500 u Inc second The
starter. were Mr. Lees Commodore (l3o pounds, Ken
n,yl and Dungeon u3s, j. Meaney1i the kookAwA y
| Stables Joe Hunt Q40 W Meanyl ana kochestri
| iSo PnipinC W. &. Days Lizzie D. (l47, wynn, and
Kity Clark u65 pounds. NosnI ING Dsttnx sss even
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rELEGRAPRIC NOTES.
BRITISH SHIP p1sMANTLED.

San FRANCIsCo Nov The Brlti'h ship Kings
,ort which September 20 for Liverpool returned
mt night having dismased aud otherwise injured In
Qaleo OCTOBER
FUNERAL OF THE REV. DIR. MERCER
NrwPoRT X L. Nov. 1.-The mineral OF the late
nv Iok paee day from All saints Chapel
and was largely by the clergy Of the state shop
Rev. "A. Z. Potter, OF NewIorA and
ths iey hobart Williams Of Portsmouth, K l.. onniatod
A COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME
NEW BRUNswILK, n. j.. Nov. 7.-kutgers-Elght
soala tyo 70 uohdowns; IAfay etto-Nothins. -
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ALARGE sAWMILL BURNED.

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. John Colville's
large sswmn at Abootsburg, Baden County has been
totally destroyed by fire, together with guam
n'es OF lumber. The loss Is heavy against which there
a only partial insurance.
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BURIED ALIVE IN A COAL MINE.

LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from Derby
states that an explosion occurred this morning in the
Claycross Coery. The report terrific. 1t Is be-
cved that thirty persons buried alive by the ex-
pos on Fortuna the majority o. me worknen were
above ground az tie time OF the c2lamly.
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A CHICAGO CLfLK MURDERED.

CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Early this morning John
scherman, cie.k in tie employ Of Noble ID. Jones
Co, commission merchants, found al upper
floor VI No. 1870 la sallesi with his neck broken and
gash III Iis temple. be had evidently been dead
time. IL 10 Supposed that killed by foot
uadn
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THE AGITATION IN IRELAND.

CORK, Nov. 7.-Timothy CrOnin, one OF the
Land League secretaries has been arrested under the
Crimes Act for having arms IA his possession.
DUBLIN Nov 7.-CornCius Shea. " o was convicted
of being Inoonl ghter aud OF making arears against
tenants near XII arney who paid their rents has been
sentenced 70 seven years penal servltude.
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DEATH FROM AAPUTATION.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. IA. S. Nettleton,
this city, welkuown hotel CLERK, who fell between
the cars az Mrrden last night died the Hartford
Hospital thus afternoon from the effects Of ampatItion
o. "A leg
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FOOTBALL IN HOBOKEN.

A game of football was played yesterday al
st. Georges Cricket Grounds, in HebOken between
teams from the College OF the City Of Now York and
Stevens Institute. The Jerseymen easily hY two
goals aud nine tOucndowns, while the New York men
did not get q point
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past and while have not finally decided not TO recon-
mend reduction, must say that do not believe the
pubic generally feel tue Scent rate 20 be burden IN
regard To the proposed establishment Of postal tee-
system he said that although ne bad little hope OF
disposition OF the matter the next session or Con
gress be shonld probably include It among the recon-
mendations Of his report.
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on gltty Clark against the field Rochester was nrss
away but Commodore first over the frst huroe IoF
lowed closely by Kitty Clark and Rocnester: dungeon
struck the third hurdle ami fell, throwing Meany over
his head Neither the horse nor rider was illnreI htX
Clark took G. lead the DOUBLE jump kept untu
the finish, winning by lengths. No time was takens
FRENCH POOLS WHICH PAID LARGELY.
There was a large attendance to witness
the Brighton Beach yesterday The first race was
for purse of $3.50 $50 seeOnd for all ages. snjle
Little Minch won, with Little Pail second. Time i;29.
French pools PAID S106 The second race was for q
purse OF $3.50 $50 to second for al selling allow
Rnccs, b mile. Pools sold - KNIGHT Toni lar $685.
Mary W. rem. SO; Perplex. S35; Magic G. $50 and
the field t45 Yexatien took the lea1 end easily.
Time ll5l2 French pools paid S3l5 60 the third
race was for purse OF $500. $50 second handicap
Tor tbreey erolds, a mi g. Little Dan Tit ebst
sec nd Time, 21iH French pools paid -. the
fourth race vas for parse o. $780, s75 to second han
dcap for all mile heats. T.. y. SpraQue the
fret heat IN 1916 aud Mamie Fields and third
IN 1:45 and las The nftn pur o. 500.
handicap for all $50 70 second, mile heats over
-four hurdles Buster the first two heats IL 1850 and
1888
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INJURY DONE nv WATER

IRE broke out yesterday afternoon in the
.0os'story brick building at NO. 90 Fulton-st The
nAaes were speedily sxtngushsd, but the damage Done
The occupants by water will reach $4,000 On tine rst
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floor are Conroy, Bissett Maleson, ~ Tents
chi cnrraveI. and the two upper stories aie "SS~
prfuting establishment by j. Murphy
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ASSAULTS ON A REVENUE OFFICER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ACTING Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue Rogers has received letter from
Deputy Collector Wiiliams. OF Rdgewuy, g. g., giving
details OF an assault Inade upon hIn by w. j. Johnson
William Jones aud O. h. ~ooten, fred three shots
al him while lao the train between Columbia and
Blythewood aud swOre they would Kill him because he
RAD Iosecuted the nrstnancd Tor olatiOn law. he
also states that the night IsLn uIL body OF
La Led men attacked hIs house near lakewood and
gave nlm nVe Gays IN " nicl 10 leave the country.
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THREATS TO BLOW UP THE BOURSE.
PARIS, Nov. THE Syndic of the stock
brokers has received letter reatenIng that he Bourse
will be blown up.
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THE DANISH ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

COPENHAGEN, Nov. THE Russian Gov
art ma ordered that immediate search or the ST.
% CO.'S be made for tue supposed sbipwrecked Dan
ish Arctic expedition.
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CHEAP POSTAGE AND POSTAL TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Postmaster-G General
Howe Was to-day asked 1t is his to recon-
mend In his annual report reduction OF the rate on let
ter postage. lie answered; 81 have been giving that
subject the serious consideration for time
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A sMALLpoX CAsE IN A LODGING-HOUSl

robust sailor OF middle age, VINO SAID mat he
was James Johnson be4Ougn5 Oh board the + r'llh-
snIp Caracas OF The Red u Lie, went TO t'e ChaH-
nrrs Street Hospital on sunday Tor med
zeal ala. lie had fever and his body was
covered with rash. The physicians al
The hospital thought that he had scar,atlnd. lhey
gave him uledicIne and told him 10 return on ne
following day. Johnson went 10 the 10, gihg-hguse
Al No rs Nest-st., where he had been s,aSlng
since the ARRIVAL ol MS vessel from southern port
and he slept there that night When
he returned to the hospital on Non
dav his symptoms had not changed much, out
the physicians COX be pre- auuon SEM III oria-
uon of the case TO the SAM airy Bureau. III. hel
muller Oh Tie NaccInatlng (. IDS went TO lie nos
p,tal and after examining Johnson said the man
probably hau smallpox. lie ORDERED nm 10 re
1t 10 the deception Hosptal ~ the
foot of East SIXteenth-sJ., and 10
he kept there until all doubt as
10 the mature OF MS disease was removed lester
dav a report was sent from the Reception Hospital
to the SANITARY Burcan tLaU johnson had conident
smallpox Oi the worst form. lie was removed 10
The riverside Hospital later IN the uay Inc DIS
Injecting corps ere directed 10 90 10 the l0dslDg
house III Mest-st. ana lumgate ali the TO0uls.
1t was asceTtaned that tne steamship W'lch had
brought johnson to this city had saued southwark
asalu alter dlschaIgng hcr cargo al an Last RIVER
per No fears Tor outbreak OF sinai pOX were
entertained by Tie sanitary officers yesterday