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SCIfAII.OpP.
FINAL ROUND OF THE TOURNAMENT.

FINAL ROUND OF THE TOURNAMENT.
Manch. STR Sept S-TEe final round Of the Intrna.
toaa hes. Tournament played to-day with the follow
ing results:
After short battle Of thirty tire" moves Mason ana
blackburn. abandoned their game ~ drawn IN" Iat"r
Inved Frcnch and although he had . slight advantage
he could not score
,yd the Huv Lopez, got good position IN the opening
and finally scOr d.
Mackenzie sNainst owen to day. tn opening was
,cu,ar and went IN Of IN" Captain from the start
,,w en- had 10 resign after thirty.siA moves.
Io,ock had 10 resign y Funston after twcnty.rlght
o,r. The latter played the Scotch eambt. and Lo'Uk
made poor attempt T. defend The nrt players onslaught
r,oroId o,rn.d y " X Is against Eun>rrg. who
obtained able advantage In the middle game ahd
noay won after thrtynine moves
Miller rot a bid game against Bird. who had played
,,o Iuy Iopcz The veteran played nnrly, abd Miller
he'd IN resign sitter thtysis moves had been RECORDED
fins game WINS played between Gossip ana hchcvr. tho
,, ,,axiup the French Defence schcyc had slightly
The best Of the argument bnt cou'd not 'corc and a'
nfty.nne moves the game was orawh'
Aftor about twenty. moves Van Fllet bad 10 give
m =" =, uheohaus who played tho kings gambt Van
yl,ct got beaten In the opening
rhr ,osme Ixrrasch T1nsicy ended also ia . draw
Alta, tw.n,ye,eht moves. The parc evenly contestd
throughout.
Nortmer beat Leo IN thftynve moves The game
deyoon.d into four knights contest IN which Mortimer
got the best OF the middle game. which nnay secured
him the verdict
The unfinished games Of the previous rounds resulted
follows
Tarrasch ". Bluckburnc-Tarrasch Won
Mason ,~,lA'--Mason won.
Owen vs. SchsOpp-Dawn.
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JTDGE JANE, II. MATHEW.

Springfield Ill.,, sept. s-Judgc James ii. MathchS'
for seventeen years County Judge of Saiganoh county
and one OF the oldest settlers and best known r"zeh'
Of Central Illinois, died yesterday after an H'hrs> I"
only a few hours lie Wa, nearly seventy two years
old. and hnd lived here for seventy years. lie "a'
an Intimate friend Of Lincoln and Douglas, anu was
personally acquainted with all the 'ovcIhos anu H'a"
Officers Of Illinois who have held Office since Tie IT,
mova Of the state capital to Springfield III loo'' tic
was member Of the Constitutional convention o'
Is40 and at one time clerk Of the STATE supreme
Court. lie the Oldest Mason IN Hprhehe'"' "i''
one exception lie had passed the 'r'! 'c'o.u ""
, .o , r,c,,hcr NJ oriental ConsistOry, of Chicago
lie had been an Oda Fellow for forty h'c ycnrE, an"
VA. a member Of large number OF othcr score, O,u.r
He a public speaker OF great popui"riS' ""' wa"
I'm demand far and near.
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

.Ohn A.. Stcvcns's play. MASK OF i"ic'
presented at the Grand opera House last hieh' "'"
will he continued through the week. j. IL. "l'''o"'
and Miss Annie Mayor head the cast. which also III
fl,dcs Frazer Coulter. John sutherland. W. i. DoE!c'
Jerome f. stevens. Odeli Williams, Fredcr'K D"eH'
Ormond H. Priest, Miss Josephine Plows Day: Mio
Adele Palma Miss Lilly NintOn and Mis- Wallace
Rritton.
A meeting OF the Trustees OF the Actors Fuhd o
America was held Yesterday and resolution, wcie
p,ssed on the death OF Benjamin q. Eakcr. the a.
sistant secretary OF the fund. The list OF the u'cr'
already announced for the funeral I" morrow VIII
he Increased ana will include member, Oh Nari"d'
departments OF theatrical work ACTOR, bn,lmcN, ' ,h
Actors Fund was draprd with black YESTERDAY.
There are some important additions to the bill at
the Madison Square Garden this week. II being the
last weck Of Strauss aud the ballc. the management
has decided TO make 1t icstva! week. BESIDES the
ballots. Peace and War and Choosing the National
Flower Mile. Rodman will dance the "fandango,
the Spanish National dance. There will also Ire an
operate concert OF English and German operas; the
whole ending with tho new ballet "Tiie Firth Of the
waltz The 0pcra'ic vocal selections will be changed
each night.
The final week Of the Strauss Orchestra and bal
lets at the Madison Square Garden began last night
Special programmes will be offered every evening
SIgnor Tagiapictra sang "Thc Heart Bowed Down. :"
md "The Palms. Miss Ida Klein sang the PRAYER
from "Dcr Freischutz" and was compelled TO rcptu
IT, The duet from the last act VI II Trovatorer wa,
sung by Miss Klein and Sgnor Tsgapietsa. Thi.
evening the operate selections viii be from "Don
Giovanni FavOrita' and MARTHA and will be sung
By Selma Kronod and slgnor Bologna
Richard Mansfield began the second hundred OF his
performances OF "Bean BrmmeI' at the Madison SQUARE
Theatre last night. before an audience that completely
filled tho house
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Postomce Notice.


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amy AUNT BRIDGET AT TIE BlJoV.

The regular season Of the lijou Theatre opened last
night Munroe and Rice presenting tseir farce COMEDY
My Aunt bridget The piece and the actors nave
been seen here before and need little comment Mr.
Munroe represents elderly woman fresh from re-
land and would it better II he had some semhahoc
Of hrogue Mr.. RIGGS part Is that OF The oio i'"!
nephew. The piece has no more genuine wort" anu
M more title 10 consideration as play than the gen
cral rim OF farce-comedes and the best parts OF IL
are. as usual the songs and dances, some OF which
arc decidedly bright and pleasing. In these MISS
Nellie Rosebud and ". A. Mack arc entitled to cNoi'
Tho other members Of the company are Charlie, 3d.. D..
Mabel renton Miss sadie Mcdonald, Miss Flora
Erhard Miss Minnie Carleton. Miss Ada Jones, james
CayaAagh and ". Henry Whytc.
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FRANCE AND AMERICAN PORK.

THE COMMENT OF III JOURNAL bES DHpAi"
on MINISTER RElD'S LETTER.
Tho Tr,hun. Of August ~ published. o. did othcr
Srw YurS paper. All Associated i'''' u''P "
p,rs giving summary Of the opinions 'NP'c9>e. ~
rl. Pan, paI-I> IN r'eard t" Tie "''ei ""o ~
" nlbot french Minister Of for'gn MA r. pS M
wn,,,,.. rcii. tutd -tuc, Minister 70 France.
r,, document referred e. the unjust pf"hip'"" w
american pork and was published By the fal> P'P'
a August 90 which have reached here d! ''o "
mails, The reading of th"N" papers N'o"' ""'
summary calki by Tie \-ora''d res "'' WY y
I'm, IL may De- interesting 10 give Tie i"i cA' ".
,,,c,,. pulli>h,~i by lie Journal de" D"p''N' w
ymch IN, ,abc Dispatch gave the rr'fi'"h'e III w.
., n f. known. indeed. that Sc lie J"lrH'i "o'
nla,.- +, not only recognize a. b;'h| e'T'''N
automatic orcan but also that NJ li'ot lids Ho
n.,y publ, he'd able article in IT. columns iirhe
,. ,mpu,ianc- Of the iUllowin: aft'c H'"'''"'"
l., the cable dispatch:
We spoke tim" ago Oh INC nict,ua ,n, 1--WE
=, ,,L,n Il, t,c n!rcd states ''"N'r""''" ~" =.
~ ,Ii',nx tie ".,ran.c 70 Ane''t, "a f"t"p,'"
Irsiu g. To tie mind "f the A.' III . n .a t
~, nav 60 as rrpr,a to the prohibitions Imposed ,s'hn
american meat, hv certain e"ul,', H. wv, ,,aw Of
rhn, .i,ratIoI seems Ia hc unir'as"'lt" III w" ="
"a" ,,r, Tint American preserved meats ir'Nct ',0
highest rewards last YEA: Al t' ~, W., IN,
.,r t,n,r ere ,i,u>.iu, -, We believe We arr !u'
,.t In thinking that the French N"'':nni,ht >"i'a
. ,.po>ci remove. -, Tar ~ II en- u" irmn,H
vuirh has.
hill fl would be cay Tor "'r Tow 'o'.' w M ,n
p'''i ,,, ,,c,,ur., 50 severity interpreted on thr
',h, de- If me Atlantic. c-p"iy ~ "" M
- ,lc american >,nittry bureau. pro- sea " W.
Edmnd,. orrr, every Kind Of snuanr to rev." , ' ,
,,,~ sim there l. littl', probability t'at th"
ranch t,vcrumct think> ot r"p"lng the pr"hol'iNc
r,n a,,in.t \nrr.c,n pork before :hr r"p'ninT
-, Tho t.la,ulcr for -h BE- that at thai moiirht
n prop ,-iion would b. made I" place nlS, un1" c
"" ,,,. n, fr,, Ne. y >frm Il limited pr'tc tion
,,u ~, nm, substituted fer that of absolute pro-
hil'on. $500, ,,,,,,,+ ,,, t,>t ~ ,
,t.on add> ,ri " Mr. WI 'rtw ki' i'"'
stale. Minister At Paris. under ire "'e 81 'ln ~
thc s,iit,ry measures taken by F'nnr" against tIc
m marathon OF American polk ard ot American 'htcu
meat. - - --------
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A NEW SEASON OF "TnE COUNTY FAIR

A NEW SEASON OF "THE COUNTY FMR'
The County Fair" with Neil Burgess as Miss ADJ
gail Prev began its third season in Ncwiork al the
Union Square Theatre last night The size OF inc
audience and its apparent enjoyment gave evidence
that the pictures Of country life that the piece pre-
sents still have attractive force Some sliSht eha"s
were made in the scenery. notably the introduction oil
some high rocks and a waterfall in the second act
This scene was particularly pretty one before ana
is so STILL There have been only two important
changes in the cast. Miss Marietta Nash appears as
Tags and John D. Maker Tim. both filling 'heir
parts WE'LL Robert Fisher. Wallace ID. shaw Nafuce
Kirkland and Miss May Taylor all appeared In their
old parts II may be added that new Thoroughbred
horse was introduced In the race scene. Inc piece
begins tho season with renewed MARKS VI puoho 1"'
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NE yOr-GLT DEATH TO ESf'APE CONST' kPTTON.

John ID. Murphy. Il ticket seller at the Canast.
station OF tho Second Avenue Elevated Railroad. was
taken to bellevue Hospital from his room at No. LIS
second ave yesterday lnsensblc from an overdose Of
MORPHINE and the police had doubt that he had
taken the drug TO kill himself. The surgeons Thought
he would die. Murphy was thirty years old and ,u'-
married. lilo came to this city from Emirs, N. u.
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CHIC1GOS TROTBIES OTER TIE FAIR.

THE VICE.PRrSlDENr Of THE DIRECTORY RE
SIGNING HIS PLACE.
Chicago Sept. a.-In a somewhat tart letter. Nire-
President r. B Iry an. Of the Worlds Fair Directory.
resigned his place this evening lie also resigned w.
a director. The letter Is principally devoted TO tho
charges that he rot ~OOOO Ia to Georgia and did
not get the vote Of single Congressman from Georgia
for Ch!rago: that Mr. bryan sent his son to sweden
for information which any Consul In this country could
have furnished aud that a man who has been ST
!crted fur director general and who la, been og rolling
for the Jarhson Park site got $4,000 for going Z"
Paris for Information that was ALREADY available III
Chicago Mr. BRYAN denies that the missions to Paris
or sweden cost the directory cent and declares that
he not only got no money for Georgia trip blt that
he never made such 4 journey. The charges Mr.
Bryan nsrribcs to a state senator living In Chicago
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rHE DUTCHESy COUNTY FAIR TO OPEN TO-DAY.

Poughkeepsic. n. u, Sept. (Sl'cciaD--Thc forty
Ainth animal fair Of the Dutchess County Agricultural
Scicty will open AT the Hudson River Driving Park
Nmorrow. Tho entries IN every department ARE
sAny. hundred or stables are full Of bloodcd
sk Of every description. The entries IN the trottng
Oces alone ssc l48-a larger number than has been
Sgstercd heretofore vi any fair In the State not
'~eluding the State fair. There are to be three
>ecee daily for four days The city !, fast filling up
VIII people, and II Is confidently expected that the
sfrSEste attendance during tie four days will roach
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II'DI\Ii HIGGINS.

Ircpirrton " j.. sept -.-.Jndah Higgins p:cN'
,, - ,h, ituut,rdon county National i'aAh' "'"
,,t,y Mr. lligrin, celebrated h> ninety hr'' o''."
d,y n month or TWO ago. Until few w''N' h-'
uns remarkably vigorous old mnn both nch'ai! anu
,,s,,,v lie va, a farmer by ocrupat"h ""'
,h,,u, twenty tlr,~ wears ago. when nc r'h"''u "
rlminc ,nn and lived 4 retired hir pom '"o "''''' "
v,,,,r - Emery a couple 81 year. asp' ~, WI
,'"' nr,,, ldcut Of the lluntcrdon County ->a''o"'
tf.tk
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IMPORTANT CHANGES ~ TRAINS on WEST SIIORH
RAILROAD

The SATURDAY ITaH Holiday Train. also the 3 :4S
p. IN. SARATOGA AID tat>kll Mountain train were dls-
continued saturday, september IL
Sleeping . 80 y. IN. to the (atsE1llS mas been
disc InIinurd l.i,r rS 10 ~ a. train arc now
running only between N"w-lOrk and Grand Hotel
station. and this car and train will DC discontinued
about september H.
I'Arlor Car, on II 30 a.. train now running
only between Jc -cy City and Saratosa anii further
advised and New York and g. and Hotel station untu
about september ID. -.
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TO ARBTTRATE A MINERS STRIKE.

Pittsburg. sept. "a dispatch from Scoftdsle ssyss
superintendent Lynch. Of the standard coal mines
OF the II. &. Frick Company, where 1000 men nave
been strike. consented today 10 meet the men IN
conference. The result was the appointment OF an
Arbitration COMMITTEES, and work will probably 10
resumed this week.
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Utica. n. Y, Sept s.Josial X. Perry OF this city,
has received from Congressman sherman telegram
announcing Mr. Pcrry's appointment as Assistant
DstrictAttorney for tho Southern Dlstrlct OF new
York. The telegram says the salary is about $4,000
Mr. Perry Will await official notice Of me- appoint
Icnt before deciding upon lis so<eptanca ~ ocfiha
fl0n.
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glve reception TO the Mayors. and the practice has
bean maintained up to tho present day.

been maintained up to tho present day
THE PARNELL Defence FUND.
Tho publication Of the list Of contributions to the
Parnen defence fund shows clearly enough that IRISH
Americans ARC almost tired Of the Sepai1tists. and
that they are no longer To be at discretion
The whole amount collected Is about $i:O Oo OF which
Just 1922 given BY America. In spite OF the most
energetic canvassng for subscriptions, Poor Ireland
contributes $4,000. Under the circumstances it Is
BY no means strange that Dillon. OBrlen and larring
tan shond have been ordered to proceed the United
states for the purpose Of beating up Subscribers but
] fancy that their mission will be q complete ard
tgnominOus failure.
OLD SUFFOLK PUNCH.
That old English horse, Suffolk Punch. the best
Agricultural horse in the world, Is becoming much
appreciated both in the United states and Australia
and the principal breeders cndeavOrns to arrange
for An exhibition In London in the spring to give foreign
and colonial buyers opportunity Of seeing his
descendants. EDMUND liH>'
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THE DRAMA.
TIE REVIVAL OF THE SENATOR

TIE REVIVAL OF "TIIE ~ENAIOK
Tho audience at the Star Theatre last night was
Of the same sort, both in size and in enthusiasm as
those that In constant attendance through inc
long run Of The Senator last season Tho piece
and most Of the actors also the same ~ thch
Miss Ammo ONcill new in the part "i MIS-
Armstrong and filed it most acccpahN. a. Miss
katharine Florence did that OF Mabel Dcnmaii. MI
('rano and Mrs Barry more wer, Oill the 'specla'
favorites it Is hardly necessary to say but al" INC
PLAYERS received liberal applause. and there we're "
pcated curtain calls at the end Of each act Ihc i
lowing cast will show that the performance Is pac
fically tho same that Is already familiar:
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Mrs. 4. A. sinclair sol~ orders Tor home MADE JAZZ:
.oIut~ purity ed and only nsteiAss natcf.A
Al, fruit put up Ia glass and stored Tor fus,1ae,s III
fall For circulars containing prices ana reer.h ~
dress Mrs. I. A.. sinci4 NO. Alice Court. bfooAyn.
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Tho "little advertisements Of the people appeal
% every condition Of man and woman. They run
along the whole gamut OF human necessities. This
morning you will find them on the ninth page.
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Bnrry's Tricoph~rcus.lf your hair Is thin Try It;
scufy, try It; turning gray try II ~ lnstr'lcss, uy
IL AL who it VIII preserve their hair through lne
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VIENNA OPENING.
l.. =
SCHALIOPP.

p,ackbnrnc', briiancy AGAINST schallorp-Thc ntst
evolve moves led to the following position:
White tBlackburnoj-K on X Kt: Q on u 3; rocks on
x Il and O Il; is on Q = Kt on y 5? pawn, Oh Q X 2 4;
. /; o O j. 3 Q g. X ). Kt2. u q
iilack >fSclaIlOpp X Oh Kt; . on Q II 4 f"Oks
I, u rnd O Is on = Kt on q Is q la~hs q X ..
~ X :" O Is : O l. X B 4. Kt . and X Il Q. and tho
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ASSISTANT UNITED STATES ATTORNEY.

The pithy advert Isemcnts the ninth page OF The
Tribune mention business chances Of various sort'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

When I'm search Of business chances cyaniinc the
short advertisements In Tho Tribune. They arc on
tho ninth page Ia day.
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several years ago Recently he had suffered nom
cough, and fear Of consumption made MN moaAA
chOly lie drank freely at times.
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Servants q all kinds offer their services IN the
short advert ,cmcnts IN the hihth page VI ING iio"o
10 day.
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Pcr.on. suffering sick dizziness nausea
constipation. pam IN tn" -!c asked to Try one Wal q
caters I.tt, Liver Pl-
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Special Notices.

Cascs Of Weak stomach. indigestion ,.,n
Dy>p.,r!i, rrllcIcd ty CAElrISS LILLE bl'F.ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

Strong voice for Freedom, love-umined soul;
Sharp sword Of Truth, held firm In hand and bore:
Great hope-thrillcd singer who beyond carth's dole
Heard songs OF Joy which will for endure.
Eternal Joy be thine
Pow'r was about thee; light was In thy face.
And In thine eyes far, mystic visions shOnc,
Where KIN and allen claspcd In world embrace,
And Rights battallOnS marched In thunder on,
Making thy song divine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

First sang IN thee DER Ircland's upands green,
Tho sky larks melody as morn grew bright
FILLING thy soul with love and rapture keen.
In sunrise glory and Of lofty flight
Thy song to thee born
But ever round thee deep tones Of pain
From Ircands heart wrung and thy dark eyes filled
AS walled the women DER their famine slain,
As men were driven from the fields they TILED,
As children wcpt fOrlOrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

Detroit Sept (SpccaD.- x-Senator Isaac PECK
ham Christancy died at Lansing tonight OF cancer
Of the throat, after Il months Illness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

Thy darkest dungeon thou hast made to shine:
Thy >mircrng> coined In songs OF gold
The whole worlds longing IS transformed to thine.
Lamp OF the trne and Leader Of the bold
singer III days to b..
lpliffcd prophet. lichtnlnrs Of the air
About thee played and storm clouds at thy feet
Rolled cla>hlnc amid mOaus ~ mans despair.
While thy brave harp did songs II hope rpcat
And dawning days Of glcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

Then fcrcc and passionate thy song began
A cry for tcnechncc the tyrant's horde.
The STRIPPING chuntcd. but the full grown man
laid singing by and lifted up tho sword
TO snitc II so 10 save.
Soldier and poet. tod so shaped thy ways
That though death faced thee amid prison chains
And hate and torment doggcd thee weary days.
Fair Freedom found thee. and thy song remains
4 clarion to the brave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

to every Obligation Of life, to his native land to
the land Of his adoption. to his fcllOw-man: Nor
creed nor class had for him distinction, nor color nor
CLINE. Humanity WAS brotherhood. and every
creature bore the stamp divine.
crossed upon his coffin. Tho starry emblem OF
Columbia droops Its folds nterlaced with Erins banner
public in whose greatness he glorcd the other tile DO
loved flag Of his tramplcd people. OF their memories
peace we who follow the faith OF Patrick will pray
and the poet and the artist OF all time when pcturins
the perfect man. can only paint him with tho life
egain rencWcd)