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New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
CHAMPIONSHIP IN DOUBLES.
CAMPBELL AND HUNTINGTON WIN IN TILE
TENNIS MATCHES AT. NEWPORT.
HOBART AND HALL, LAST YEARS CHAMPIONS.
BEATEN BY SUPERIOR PLAY


Newport, r. l., Aug. 27 epeciaD. oliver s. Camp
bell and Robert p. Huntington. jr. are tho dopoie
tennis champions OF the United States for 1891 Aitef
defeating the champion Western team some days ago.
they to-day met and defeated Clarence Hobart ana
Valentine G.. Hail. last years double champions, IN
three straight SETS Campbell has the satisfaction lor
the first time of being the single and double champion
expert OF the country with his friend and partner h
p. Huntington, Dr. The play OF tho winners was as
fine double tennis rs has boen seen here whle
the game Of Hobart and Huntington much poorer
than anybody expected. Campbell AMI Huntington put
up n game almost perfect In team form, with tne ex
ception that now and then Campbell would 10 MS
eaGerness. take aSshot or which was decidedly IN
the province OF Huntington. Huntington played some
thing be the Yale champion Of old and fairly divided
the honors with Campbell The latter hit the bail
with great confidence and accuracy, and volcyed In
pretty style. At times both Hobart and Hall played
WELL even magnlfcenty, but the trouble was
that each struck his game at different times ana
they seldom pulled strongly together In the
first two sets Hail trhe better, while Hobart
was at his best in the third set Hobart did not seem
TO have great deal Of heart for the match and neither
he nor Hall seemed to put much snap or vim into
the game.
The first sci. went TO Campbell and Huntington by
Ga and then the second also by Ga; but single
change of point in this second might have changed
its result The third set fought In most shful
manner. CamppeH anu huntington han ieau VI
3D. but they could not win the necessary game and
ayeaI was scored after six-sl had been called
Campbell and Huntington won two straight games and
the set match and championship was theirs.
summary: Championship of United States for pairs
Oliver g. Campbell and Robert p. Huntingdon r chaeng'
ers defeat Clarence Hobart and Valentine g. Hail. 0-3
Ca, SO.
Analysis Of the mach-Psced balls, Campbell and Hunt
inpton 40 Hobart and Hall 80; opponents
hits out of court Campbell and Huntington 3d. Hobart and
Hin 3d. aces opponents hits into net, Campbell
and Huntington 32 Hobart and Hall 25 aces won on oP
ponents double faults Campbell and Huntington 2, Hobart
and Hall aces won on service Campbell and Huntington
H. Hobart and Hall 49, to,ar points won, Campbell and
Huntington u.s. Hobart and Hall 91 Time-one hour
ond ten minutes. Rsferee-B. B. Lamb.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
PREMIUMS TO BE OFFERED FOR LIVE srocK.

Chicago Aug. o7.-Chief Buchanan has announced
his schedule OF premiums livestock departments
OF The Worlds Fair. The directors have appropriated
$50 900 for this purpose. and In accordance with an
order from the Board Of Control scheme has been
arranged for division among tho various classes which
are expected 10 compete. The scheme as presented
70 the executive committee provides For horses, aout
$4,000 for cattle, about 10000; for swine abous
pet stock about $4,000: for dogs about - 900 max
Inc total Of s131,oo0.. This leaves contingent
fund of $4,000, which has been reserved by Che1
buchanan for use premiums In IL is Gesied
10 admit classes OF animals not included In the pesens
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
,ovrs,s vrwsplpER ATTACKS FLOWER.

Flmra, n. V. Aug. 81 (special -Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Jones's newspaper, "Tle Husbandman.' pub
lished in this city, devotcs nearly four pages Of this
weeks Issue to denunoatlon OF the Machine RosweH
p Flower and other Democrats and to
nr,ise Of Mr. Jones. IL also publishes a
two-column cut Of MT. Jones, under which IS
scatning review Of Mr.. Flowers party act!on.
Then follows correspondence between the Jefersonan
Club OF waertown and Mr. Jones, showing that the
cub indo.sad Mr.. JOnes's position aud six conmns OF
nress Endorsements OF the LieutenantGoyernOr. The
icadiug editorial places Jones In the fight 10 stay,
and denounces the party machine in unmeasned terms
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28

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ssScs pd seas Ss fs Ss s
Saturday, the 2sth inst at D. m. - ,oo, rdu.ra =.
DE CAMP-in New.York CITY, August 28 1884, Ea"aru
Ne sS:s 1s saturday August 90
FqkREsIER; O.. August 90 Esther A. wife of 'Fo's'
nsrs sees fs nis At hey late residence lis
siatvss Sa FfseSd Snd ireads invited to attend
r,5 p,f5Tat eycs Sc GHan& Ma&sS cenra Depot 2le
wte Of tho late William Hayand in the ssa year Of he's
friends .ssD,d sss nTd SS psSs 10 as9a Brooyn.
tS tnsss ERA ds ssSn ns nss 'ss as 100
THURSDAY August q lse d Viii William sn
Eass Es E jGss a hsSisE sss @ Ea
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
city Of sss SsswSs,g bur, Of 6is X sgc August ~
@as Montso%erys on Saturday August 30 a. p m.
Y; n05 + R.s s 81 BE heart Ia; 81 O'.
Funeral will tsSo place frpn a. ST. M 'ane'' H'n''
5shSs hs!bs,t ass son Of Charles
sSSss SiiS ana sad friends attend % e. .t tuRSEs. pe
st., on saturday, Aususti2s, at II a. H.
Interment private - A.. o,,,, ,,s,
mCds for s6ts SGn9 Yea. on Of TqSsas his '' "'
tu6e4a s on FFday at sG % p m hi: ase residence
MoeGANo2a aqd ThSFsaay% W.. % Agsu' NerYSR G Betsy AM
widow Of james D. Morgan and daughter Oi 'ne i""
Isaac Styles
Notice OF funeral hereafter. ,.
NITCHIE-At Asbury Park August 70: Mary i@Oui'~'
daughter Of the late John Nltebe, oil Se"-
Interlent at Evergreen Cemetery ON frfiay al ~
plItIJIps-At ogden, Utah, August "a, joseph IL
Phillips, late OF Brooklyn ,o.o. ., family
Intern,ent in Greenwood al convenience OF famiy -
pOMERoY-Ded in Whtnsyllle. Mas, Auguss ,on ons
Hon Samuel c. Pomeroy ex.Unlted oIaOS se'""'' H'
kansas in the 10Th year OF hi. age ,., 90 an
E,ner,I services In Whitnsy ye Saturiay Augus' 90 ~
y oiciocS AZ the house OF Mrs. J. c. Within h.
Intermsnt at Forest Hills, Monday, August d. .
Emil A
daughter Of Jonathan IL. Greene c..., =, s..ur.
Funeral services at lato residence So"ei'e-'''' ~
day August 30, at O'Clock p IN.
Westehester County papers please copy
Dcpar,,nent OF state, Washington d -" ,rtneok
o9l' Von, Harrison Bradley, the Consul OF me
itd Stores az Nice France Of the death o. uls ltss
~ March 1891 at Nice Of Samuel Wtteinore hl'ehoocA
OF New-Y YORK. 80 r..o, r,tv = ,sot
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
noxoRxG THE NEMoKr OF Mr.. LOWELL.

meeing OF the members OF the Reform Club was heia
nieht the club rooms. No. 2IJ jh-ave 10 P'ss
resolution. OF honor and regret at s death OF James
Russell Lowell and w. L. Cf0a.dae. formerly editor Of
..The STANDARD" They were both members Of the CLUB
Everett y. Wheeler presided and paid nttng tribute 70
their memory Henry d. Forest the secretary also made
.uloeisuc remarks Henry George spoke feeingly OF
his friend ami assocint Mr. Croasdalc and H. II. BoWkr
responded The request TO speak Mr Lowell George
C. Egcl.,ton and James H. Doueherty also made shor
aAdressc ne outons oi aud esteem adopted
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28

Rochester N. Y, Aug u (SpecaD.-WIlliam See died
here today age fifty years. He born in Waterown
but ten wears ago moved this city and had since been
in business as a building contractor. Mr. See was a
power among the workingmen Of Rochester and was
their representative the Park Commission at the time
Of death He man OF the highe. integrity anu
the aboring people trusted him implicitly In 1885 the
Central Labor Union nominated him for the Assembly but
he was defeated. Mr.. See was director OF tho
Mechanics Institute and rhe Rochester Neng Times
and was prominent in the loan associations he was
also a veteran Of the late war
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF THURSDAY. AUG ~ 1881.
ARRIVED.
a,asrner Abvssina (r) and China portss
via ii6rltar AaE I with mdse Henderson Bros Arrived
sieamsr PersIsn Monarch (Br) Brsow London Aug l4s
with mdss 10 Arrived AZ the Bar Al SO pun.
Steamer stag Brl. Robinson Barry Aug ~ III oaiaS' W
Simpson Spence d Young. o.- eu-,,.,n A,,6
via Trinidad Isxusyra, Prince &C. with muse aho
passengers Knnhardt Co. Arrived ~ the Bar Al IN
steamer Antonio Zembrano (Nor) Krohg Gibafa aays
with fruit to Gomez Pearsa Arrived at te bar AZ ~ P
steamer City. Bennett PorIlihu WIN u"'' ~
passengers Horario HAIL
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28

Grant Monument Fund to be repeated for the same
purpose October and scmc features have been
added to IT, and 1t will lose the old An Inn
portant part Of IL VIII be the attle Fantasia" for
chestra bands and female yeiee Illustrated by dsclyna
views. There win be Chorus Of go and military dis
play. Further particulars Of the performance to b
annolnced IN few DAYS
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
HENRY PENNTR.

Henry Benner died at his house, No 6lo Hlghs1,
Newark. on Wednesday night at the age OF seventy
scven Years ago he was partner with george fo'crs
in the harness manufacturing business, IT wihch ne
accumulated a fortune. He born In Dutchess
county New-York, and lived in Newark more than
half century, retiring from business In 1853. In
1870 he was Democratic candidate for City treasurer
i'm Newark and for years was chairman OF tle Deino
cratic CITY Central Committee. lie leaves Wdow'
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
COLONEL carIon SEEN IN BROOKLYN.

Edward r. Gaylor, formerly colonel Of the arm iSoe.
mept N G. s. N Y. who escaped from q deputy sheriff
at white Plains few days ago while the latter was
asleep was Eastern District OF Brooklyn lass
night visited several OF HIS odtme haunts IN CONS
many with q number OF HIS friends. Among The places
vistet were Key's liquor.tcre in Broadway, near The
ferry and Lockans quOrshOp ct broadway and briggs
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
nyryc rRoM 4 DOSE OF LAUDAyUM.

Margaret McCurdy, widow thirty-slx years old, Of
No. las sanford-st Brooslyn, was found insen'iblc
by her son Frank last evening lying or The floor OF
her apartments. She was alone In the house at tho
time. Ambulance Surgeon Clayland of st. GATHERINGS
Hospital attended her and found she was suffering
from swallowing laudaDun She was taken to the hos
pita and at o late hour last might was dying. The
Owen Myrtlcave and spencer-st The drug is be.
leved to have been taken for toothache IL Is noe
believed by the son the neshbors TO pc case Oh
,alnlAa
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
nrArH OF 4 FORMER SCHOOL PRINCIPAL.

Mrs Mcguire Of =. W. Mcguire, proprietor OF the
ocean House at Far Eockaway, died yesterday afternoon
aftcr a short Illness. Mrs Mcguire was formerly well
bovn ia this city where she principal Of the Sew
ontccnth Ward Public School. She then Mss Maggie
eo, Her husband onicer In the Court OF General
sessions Mrs. Msgure's funeral will take place In this
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28

boat was crowded with passeneer. nos,,v vvcsn and
eniiaren, returning from South Beach Considerable ex
ctement prevailed for time among the passengers but
panic was averted by IT being announced that there
The boat slowed up for few MINUTES but no DAMAGE was
done. " - -
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
oRGAyIzIyG IN GERMANY FOR THE FAIR.

Berlin, Aug. 27.-Herr wermuth. the German commits.
sioner to the Columbian Fair present at meeting on
merchants and manufacturers to-day Herr WeTmutn IN
the course Of the proceedings intimoted that een
committee a number Of local committees would De
formed in Germany In order properly to organize the d
ferent sections Of the German exhibit at Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
Gueclal Notices.

poad mcmcrshp limited 20 nee coo1 eeas IN sp
VIII VIII y, 30 The above on Monday August 81. a. m. 81
@terestfd are invited % be present qheeTs o s To, c
IIoIs Sc apply TO 4. V. BRGNDoN d., IL CnafHon'
Sacfet
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
rgp FERRypoAr STRUCK BIG LOG.

b Staten Island ferry westned while on her 90
tn from ST. George last night struck something In the
tay when between Robbins Reef and Bedow's Island
which shook tho boat violently from stem !" s'eih' Ah'
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
AN INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT.

Niagara. Ont. Aug. 27.-Yesterdsy the opening
do Of the sixth annual international lawn tennis tourna
ment here The preliminary and first rounds in the mems
singles were played of. The winners In the preliminary
round were o. r. Macklom, of Toronto; O. Foulkes'
Nneara Falls, Bowman Rochester and Gordon Mackenzie,
~ Toronto In the first round winners were Pope OF
Toronto; Batsbe Of St. CathsrInes, and FOulkes ana
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
TRIBUNE FRESH-AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE IxSHs CONCERTS AT THE GARDEN.

The nights OF Inness Band at the Madison Square
Garden are drawing TO II close. The band has made
some friends since II came to New-York. and among
the admirers of its class Of music has gained oon-
siderable degree of popularity. II. A. Hail. Miss
Helene Metz. D. c. 9ent and j. Lisle Apple will be
the sooists this evening. Tomorrow evening this
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28

The burial Will be In Calvary Cemetery. Coroner Rooney
Brooklyn, viii hold inquest the body at ~ a. n'
to-day, OF Coney Idand Police Headquarters
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
DIED..

TOOP-In Philadelphia, August 2f 1S9i son W Haa~
w. and Annie Tetlow Toop.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
RORN

sen.,icItuess prevented and aleviated by the ne 90
the genuine Browns Ginger FREDERICK bro"h' A"N''
nhla. lS2I
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
nn1Nx1xo rorNrA1N IN CHATHAM SQUARE.

A DRINKING FOUNTAIN N CHATHAM SQUARE.
TO the Editor Of Tho Tribune.
Sir: VIII you kindly allow me to draw attention 10
the great need of a drinking fountain for Chatham
souare1 In and around the square there are thirteen
houses OF the 10 and Is cent type, with sleep
ing accommodation for . 200 men. About two-thlrds
of that number are living in the houses now, and
month hence they will be filed to their utmost ca
nacity These men are not by any means al tranps,
az is generally supposed most Of them work hard for
living but alas the greater part OF the honestly enrned
money goes into the till OF OF the fortyve saloons
around the square, which arc open day and night 10
accommodate the poor lOdger. In my intimacy with
ereot number OF these men have learned that a
drinking fountain in the square would be in measure
counteracton to the saloon, as we'll as great boon
IN the cabmen merchandsemen and wayiarers VINO
are around the square night and day. There Is small
fountain in the square now, but its accommodation is
limited 10 the beast although have seen poor fellow
who was minus the nickel for lager drink out OF the
same trough as the horses. do not believe that IN
ALL this great city more needy spot for dnnKlng
fountain for men can he found. In the centre OF thc
square there is ample room for good fountan' wncn
should be for drinking purposes only and not Tor
watering horses London has its Metropolitan Drink
ing Fountain Association, which has for It's object the
erection OF drinking fountains for the people ana II IS
estimated that the number Of drinkers at INC SOCIETY,"
fountains in one year is 250.000OO0. Why should not
NeW- York make move in this drecuOnI why snOut1,
fhe city NOT have Cup Of Cold Water Society as wei
rs Society for the Prevention o Crueity % hnais s
Quite fuss was made in society this summer about
providing homo fOs superannisted ana horneess cs,
and now that the old cats have been provided Tor let
us in Gods name try 10 provide pnbIic dfnKng Roes
ALEXANDER F. IRVINE.
New York. August 26, 1901.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28

uI ogramme will he given
- D'y with the Irish Brigade" .k2ppH5
OyerLure-"ZaInp1 hefOd
fragmt nt-"Loh tngrln" wagner
song for tenor-"Cioldene kr.uiZ' ..-........ Brul
Carl Streltmann. -
Ponuor selection-"Chmcs OF Normandy. .Panquette
Aria for sOprano Bel SOne-"L.kme" Delibes
Miss Hceuo Metz .
"Huntlng Scene" e".............-..... Bueaiossl
Song for baritone-''Ihe skipper. JuGe
III. VI. InanO.
American Fantas HfrDetI
song for tenof"BOas Song STRAUSS
Carl Strcltnann.
Fantasia Chsractenst.c-.On the Plantation" PuenT
Concert GalOp-"Jockty". troeifey
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
LIE SoyG lLLEGoRY OycE MORE.

The Allepory of War Song" which was sivea at
tie Madison Square Garden Gay FOR the benefit of the
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
HOMERIC CRITICISM.
DISCOVERY THAT SHAKES SOME MODERN con.
LECTURES

LECTURES.
To the Editor, Of Thu rr,b,ne
sir: Recent notices Of somo fragmentary Greek
papyii nun the fayoum which have been edited and
published by Professors sayce and Mahany suggest
question vital to Homerlc criticism These papyri
which had been used In the third or fonrth century
before Christ the wTappinss OF n mummy were
found 20 contain long extract from play of Euripl
des, and with other things a pass.-e from Homer
Tho most notnble fact about the epic fragment was
that 1t contained large number OF lines unknown to
the standard editions and manuscripts The proportion
Of new lines to those already familiar WIS startling
II suggested the thought to the editors that possibly
the same proportion OF suppressed lines throughout
tho Had and Odyssey marked the destructive course
Of the Alexandrfan editors What is still more i'm
portant is the bearing OF the fact upon the modern
nationalist method in the treatment of Homers poems
The world has been persstently assured that the
divisions OF earlier and later work could be made with
certainty and all sorts OF nferences have been drawn
from these conjecturcs 10 the civilization of the
Greeks at various periods corresponding 10 these ar
fetal divisions. Comparatively few scholars have
been found like schllemann TO insist on the real
per.onaty Of Homer. Inc inference from this newly
discovered fragment is plain Practically, the
modern critics have had perspective beyond Alex-
andrian times. From the date Of VOLTS Proleeo.
mena" down to the present day they been study
ing the picture which those sllul but dishonest lit
erary artists of late period left tho background,
with which they aimed to shut of antiquity forever
from future inquiry 1t is the old story Of Platos
cave men over again, with the difference that the
objects contemplated not mere shadows. The
Alexandran artists were too skilful to leave their
ncture unfinished. They made Of light and shade
and gave TO us, who come after them really just What
thev chose.
wonId wish to carry IL far. 1t Is worth considering
along with those discoveries in Asia which have now
added centuries to the antiquity OF literature in Asia,
have given a view OF commerce. of politics Of personal
and ofhcial etterwritng-of civilization, In fact,
than, that of Europe three centuries ago. II the
question whether the Homeric poems were handed
down In writing or by tradition had never been raised,
Il is not likely that single scholar at the present day
wouM publish conjecture excluding transmission by
writing even II Il occurred to him. L.
New York. Aug. 23, 1591.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28

Department OF state, washington D. ,S o. asrtoeS
from Mt William Harrison Bradley tne Coosu, l 81 ss ias
~ March 1891 at Nice, Of Samuel Whtteinore iheo''
OF New York. - 80 r.,oa r,lv 1sot
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
In the subscriber, of Anne Arundel
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estate of ELIZABETH j. CAULK, late
of Anne Arundel County, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
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10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1899.
They may otherwise, by law, be exclu-
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persons indebted to said estate are reques.
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Given under my hand this 4th day OF
August, 1891.
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They say Siciian drum major, dur
ing the French occupation of Palermo,
was sentenced 10 be shot. He was
well known coward. and it was feared
he would disgrace his country at the last
moment in the presence Of the French
soldiers, who had way of being shot
with good grace and light heart; they
had grown accustomed TO il.
For the honor of Sicily his confessor
told him, in the strictest confidence, that
his sentence was mock one, and that
he would be fired at with blank car
tridges.
1t was pious fraud. All but two Of
the - cartridges had bullets, and he fell,
riddled through and through. No French
man ever died with a lighter heart. a
better grace. he was superb, and the
national honor was saved.
Thrice happy Sicilian drum major, il
the story be truel That trust in blank
cartridges was his paradise. -Harper's
Magazine.
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They may otherwise, by law, be exclud
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May, 1891.
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