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JJK. FISH WANTS AN INQUIRY.
A BREEeaS W THR AQUEDUCT BOARD.
Tttr. ENOINT-I-IIS A\l> ( l.IlUCAl. POM! KEORGAK*
m ra?on si mm lN-ntioFn iv.
Tiie Aqua-lii tt (.'oinml-sion hilda lively so-sioo
yest en! ny. (-er.crnl Newton Introdnoed a seriM ot
amendmc-nis to the by-law*, wine!) wore curried UV
the vote-* "f Messrs, Spencer, Newton. Dowd r.nd
Italriwiii. an,I were oppoeed by M saar a, Borneo.
Ridgway and Fish. l*t reotralit n*? wrr? indulged tn
between President Bpoooor am. Commiaaioner r ian.
?stat a reoolntion ms Introdoced by the lattci ( all?
in it ni' thc uo<?criior lo caut>o uu investigation of
f . ( itu'.!;. s*ion.
A a-Qotl deal af rentine bealneea baa been tr.ins
aiietl abra '.eneral Newton nt!creil several amend
monta to Inc estating by .lawn Tba most important
of I boee provide fnr reviving tho otrhe of Deputy
('lief r.neineer, which was abolishe-d about two
month, no. hii I practically putting fie nfllasN
and clerical force in about tbe same condition bs
before tan reoe-at reorgnnlgotion s rodiicina* thc
(' '.striict'.on Committee from I've to three mem?
ber*., and creating a Kcal Est.)to Committee ot
linea iiicitibi-re.
The amt nd laos te were a surprise to Messrs. 1 ish.
BaranaM<< Ridgway, and for more thau au hour
they endeavored in vain to defeat I beni.
.Vt. Barana tl ought tho office ol Deputy* Chief
Engineer was a superfluous and useless one. He
bsd lind a great deal of experience in large works
and tlKMnrlit th-re was no use creating such un
Ollie-'. Mi lii.ii-w-iv as. e<l 1! ihe resolutions were
the Neall of ft (onteret.ee with the L'liief bngineer.
General Newton sai-l Ikey were not. Mr. Kiugway
lollowe 1 this up by asking il they were Ilsa result
of ? confer.-:.ce \Mtlianv member or member*, ot
tue CominiaaioD. (ieneral Newton sud that he
declined to bo q nest inned further. He had a right
lo eonsnlt with any niember of the Commis-ion.
'I i.e um. tlii.eilis promised by Oeneral Newton
weretben rend. An effort waa ando to hare then
considered in executive se?si'>n. but this tint not
Sin - ??.??!. Mr. Kisli then oi.erc-l as ar. UDOdmenl
that no prison other than a (iti/en ol (be State of
New-iork aliould be anpnmtcd on the engineer Of
ch il il laroo, He iavored home rule, he said. This
sm. n.lu cut was lost, Mooan Barnea, Knlgway
am! Fi*!i voting for it. Me*-r?, Dowd, Baldwin and
Newton against.it and President Spencer not voting.
'11 . urn! aui.-iiiltnent wa* then adopted by th.e votes
Wt Measle. Spearer, Da ard. Nevi ton and Baldwin.
Me. st-*. Bnrueaand Ridgway rated against it. afr.
i'.s'.i s.i-d :
" 1 Will tint vote. 1 uni opposed to gag law. '
This renton WM culled fun I) by Ids vain attempt
10 obtain a boorai before ttie*. vote was taken.
V. 'hen Ibo sn.ml iiiiieiiiln.ei'l was read Mr. Flab
h, ih.ii ie had a resolution to oiler. 1'rosidtut
Si-racer said it contd come np In its order.
Mr. Pish Intimated tliat thorn was a strong prob?
ability tba! tba Coramiasioo would beodjonrned
kalora ea opportunity was afforded him to oiler it.
rn-i.i. i.i-j., m .r Leek hare. Iii Pisa,! aaal waa! any
i. I have I . : : tn treat Joli
. v
Mi Ki-it 1 will tr-ttt vuu vi uti tlvllny wtieu 1 am accorded
t ri .ti. ii m. T.i. n la gag law nara
; I | tm t'li-l lin)' mini* -ii! wa* linn carried
-..i i .- , ! ,,,, lillias**! le Ballin I ti.at r-rt.. d sean lal! rclft.
ti nacl I of tbe Couimisslon ll.u* ta)
l t loiin.latlnii in tact I holf! la my l.i.nii, ami will
i ii al the limper lime, a reeolntlon calling upon lae Gov
, ? iUi e. - nf Hit- Aqueduct Commissioners
mt- 1.1. i.-ii. .? ti, tin- lands air.mly takes), 1 believe thal this
v ; mu. i beluns* '?- Hit- Culi*.i.ii'-,ii ( onnsel ? ot
IHm Aqnt-fluct Ttitce is k bidden
i . in iheereatloii of into committee on reel ee.ate. J* ll
ii i niei t on it. er. air un office lor .Mt. Mot ulloh I
-
Mi Ridgway Probably no nomination bas been marte yet.
Whin ibo amendment reorganising tbe engineer
Ci '. j* and elericOl torte cuii;c :ii> air. Ridgway op.
?ji Bed it strongly, dei lui ini" that tue majority by
11 lien*.!..: tin- loire would vote away ClieO,000 ol
RAI nd ol tbe people's moony, lt WM tarried bj
ibe i - ia] 11. a ol 1 to 3.
- ? I, r ti. ti. u* ,iiiiirii.'(i.ii nt fliiielie.il
Amenta an n whole were adopted and
C->0 (-I. * ordered to lie printed.
Mi I'.-.'. 'I le i .??!? ti* ill Ul*, -incut hu!'!* good.
'.. nt l.t. Newton Wiiatars we voting oal
Mr. I las - .ci ns a). ag. tnenl
Oeneral Newton ;iu a Iudi- of nam rsbults)?Ws Lave bad
aaongt ol Una,
Ile added oomotblng In ? tow tone, audible only
to Mr l-'inli. to wbom it was addressed.
Ml. l'i*Ii 1 uni ii-it|niii.*l!,lt- t,.r v. hal I fchj ol course.
'I lu-am. inin rut was carri-d by the usual voto ol
ft.Ul lo 11:1* ?'.
Tba < ...Min i tr-c on Conetroctlon was then roted
for. Ueaara, Newton, Bpenooi and Barnea re. civ. tl
four Totes nock, tho*e of Monaro, Spencer. Dowd,
newton a d baldwin, .Messrs. Barnea, rick and
kidgwai declined to rota. Ky Um same Tote a*
itiiiie Meaara Dowd, Baldwin and Fink were
-I-iel thc Committtc nn Real Eetate. Mr. Flab
doola rod thal he would notaorreon tbe Committee
on Real Katata ?i any oommittoe wbere there was
like'y lo be sca-iilal.
I'leitii. ..i Si.vi rttere ht co qveetloa tir'ore the meeting.
Yaataaleavi jr uar alinga ead lanueaduesoutside.
.Mr. I i-l. then olltn.d the following preamble
a.'nl lj t.liilion :
Ifeirsai Bartons t-kafges karen, ca maAe ta the pawie Meei
i . i ? tuaednei Rumii-lesion and the building ot ?'
Aquetiuol mihi toe ei i..-u.iiimr wi nu.net* tor Um Hmm. ? .-**"
rios,'lae statutes croallui '?? foi i >- ?n \,,0Viiie
iv l?- r.iiiovi-,1 l.\ tl e (Jot '_inf,r'?n ctiHiifiK
H ,..r-U lt l? ?nil.iilt.iiit Un.- se ', lh_, ;,,,??,,, ,,r , ,,,?.r
i.i dlevrered ?.?r , 0 Mpossible;
!? i. lure _
Melesa, Thal ^If, (;(,V(r??r n^ rt,|tict,tei1 to i
..?:.,: ,.i. .?: t:..-\?,?.. ?:.!.?! - tmiiiil**:..!! fii.in Its
? -?nt lime te bs made, and ?f ail ex
1" '? ..lu i ??! n oi e.. - i...i mit ol ila- AddlUubalW alu luiiti ot
ly ul Mee I erk lor Aqueduct puraosfa
Mr. I i*h t1 ii spoke lot lon minnies in an im*
paaaioued maiiiior advocating tbe adoption of the
le*.ilutloii. Ile saul, in nari :
'i in- arees i.n* ie .nu n iv an charges agalnat this ( ommlsalon
t a ,,,' ? ,,nii.i. 1- t.. iii..vi h. Ilu.s.ii 1 a in. und Joliii
(. "risn. and oilier mattera, ll Oils mvesUa~aliun ls bad lt
e i.i i... . w ...:., i sn) uember ot this < ouuulasluu bas aa la
ti ti -I in ;i..> ? fi I) u. I ol lu* .t lt Lillie wlio ts h mi.t ra. lol
ul. ..i- I - ...t ..i I..- .\i|ii...!iii i. win re certain ot vbe eeulrart
i i'i.i lieuBliig: wliettiel tbs relatives t.i aa] ol Iks
i uira are employ ed by eonlractora m. Hie Ai|ue,lutt
Un wlii.lt Ililli*; aim -I gated t>> Hie tiiiv-riitil. I liam
i.. ? h. i.. i..nt ...i Tills abide thing hast., en raaalpulnted
to .m... itap)NMi ii... i tin' i i.n 11 ut is eera given out bj , ? ot ?
eoMkaviHsiuners lusteadelb) Ike old, .lim lae tact la thal tin
aew . en,m..-mi..,, i - lime eu ly al vee uni I wa con tra*, ls and
eacb ul Uteae a as lui less than aa.U Tko (lovernoi has tk?
i I,, i ni in. i? ,,|,:.- Ile ls abure the little petty cabals td
l ,. - ,iv il,ii; aud t bambers .?ti. et, I bia ls Du n..iv tblns v. lin
sae. I i.?if ba.1 ll il iuj muni tuott.-i ontiiu reaulatlon um itu
J..-1 in,, vv,-, as
In -..it nt.- ii ie ? i res. two moe tba
Mi i .-.i ina) is un uniimi,
li,-.'.. ni - , netti ii i.i. mi weeks anti yon toM me yoe
iii.;, upialetl on* i ne om .i .rn nutt.
l'ie*i(iiTit S'l.nt'i called Mr. Dowd to the ch.ir,
and *|iolvi )m; i: <-. ii-nd tjt-iii ut leeliug in repljriug
to Mr. li*!. Ile eaid :
lian., kt. pey el i-i i.cii't ti.at ti.tr. ia anything wrong abeal
I ..mini*-.! n Ilia! lt is doini uni t.-ilni; wrong, ll ?* but
i.i ii iii it. iii gu lo the t.oviruoi iimi tit -mini,1 un uivisiiKatioU
1 aili Bul ilululj Biysell bj ruting lol muli a reeoluuun i
rearetthal Ike gfUtlcman ?'t, uffert-d Un rcsolulioa luis
eu lui forgotten bk .'.isl. i> and I ia t.t siU
rf-speet aa lu ask that the Commission bs placed oa trial. 1
iii :,v .h. i .n.in oi Bewneper to say muk'Ii! unuimu me tiiut I
luiiiii.t refute iii Puk audotLei aieuiaers of Ibis t umuils
sen kars on n cruellj ui.il unjustly essex sed by a naiio! iLio
) ?;? **
Mr imigway Yea, our) sotne of Um newspapers won egged
i -..nu ni lin-mem!.! is ot tliis lol. lui--:..11.
i'if.'I nt ,v*|. m ? r--.N'ol by me
l'i. -..;? nt sj., in tr- klr. li-!- n..w BBMlSaiOII lo wreak !n? re
Veege bj Lui u,_\ Ike .nt I rc ( inn nus* nm luveeUgatetV
Mi ) rfeb rbe presMesI has spoken ol my seeking revengs
I de aol offer tbls reeeluiiuB la any auch apiiiL rkeirc ls nus
Bjeuibei ti un*. tiii.in:s*i.in w be tins goo* aruuad to newspaper
Dt!n tts mnl slBBiteied tease ol lils felloe c ,,,,,. <-i n> i -.
Prosltienl Dpesx <r?l.t. j ou refer lo BM I
Mi. Pish 1 'Innot.
air. Htdgwej .Mun* mm.
Mr Plea lt le aol wonk wkile; his click betrays Mas,
Tiieie aic matters eoaae. te.i ? itli tke otnos al Tan ytowa tkat
Biiouiu I..- lareetlgated. Utkes a-ata m sbuuid bc wuksd .nu..
Mr. Barnea moTod tu lay thc reooiotion on thc
tobie. "Ins wai. ri.odified to rcatl "mi Wednesday
n> xt." 1 Ins wan loot and then Mr. Fieh'e resolution
ci.inc up. An the vole onmiially el..mi it wa*
earned, naring received the roten ot lleoaro, Dowd,
Bar lion, btidgwaj and Kian, tl neara. **i>encrr.
Baldwin and Newton roting iiKamst it. Mr. Dowd
changed Ins vote to the negative and the reoolntioo
Mae lout, t.etietal New tun saul bo would not Tole
tot a# nen.-ral a resolution, hut if Ipocifle onargoa
acct* inaih- lit* would vote lor an investi|-utloii.
AlOsanaea 1 Uley waa imam ebooon consult.ng en
giiitvei at ii ealaiy of !lsr.,iKK). Ihe pay of tlit- iii
oaaotoracl niaaoory waa Axed al (120 per month,
and '.Le special lAOpectora ol aowora $150 pei
?Uiunth.
<-?*--?
THB8TAH0 TAK1.N B? WE8TESM UNION*.
MKlttUra ro iiuiir nu: hiiwav coMMtsMox?
TUT I'OI.ICK DO NOT INTKHIrKllK.
The Western Union Tolosjrnpb Com pan)* will
fght tlio Subtvay Cosnmiaaioa. Thia decioioo wag
reached ye*ierttay by the directors and announced
Ly Preaideul Uroon. The comnonj refoaea to take
tit? vt ii the wm* mi the llnni Avenue i.ievat.il
l'ailmad ur to ohcy any other commands of the
Commissioner*, Ex-Go vernor Cornell, in oobnll
of tiie 1.set uti ro Committea ol the company, will
apply to tho Public Works Department today for
a permit to allow the pom00nj to bury its own
wires in each garni no HoJaaano bool, ll this re
lOOOt to denied tbooi tba company will either ask
lo) a inauitiitiiu* compelling General Newton to
(ieaigii.ite soiiii. one to omporTioO thosuhwav work
ol Hie coiii|fi:iy and prevent it from being' inter?
fered with by the UouiiniNsiou, or else seek to en
jo. n the Comuin?bioueis Irom interleiiug with tho
company
" 1 he court," said Dr. Qrooa ye-tterdny, " refused
Bhelbouiut a aaaadaaraa because hm compons ind
not do ana work after obtaining ito iran. hist*. Now
we?lid. WO spent over 9100.000 in puttingdowu
paeumatic tubes and erecting buildlnga lor now
and expensive machinerv in llroad and l'wenly
t hird sis. lor ti,* reason wn th. uk the court if
nonaUtont, will gIant us a ojbu.Uiuuh when we ask
foi it. I he company hohl* that the Uonnresaiunal
law making every etn-et and avenue a telegraph
route cannot be net aanle by any euch act ot l.egia
lalure ae that creating ino Habwav Commiaaion.
Jurtliermoio.it holds tbat the Ugislatuie would
not dare to create euell an oigauization withauch
ixiwers as the ComiididaUHi Kh-ctrical biihway
Jompany, and Hence the Commission cannot do so
aline ti.at would simply be pi i lot ming the work oi
the Legislature in an Indirect wanner.
" We nuouid hare buried om wiies and had them
ail out ot sight ere tbi\'' added Dr. I,reen. " if we
bad boen hu alone. Hut the Commission', which
vas created to make a job fur somebody, koo pre
Wentod us. and now it rropoHes to force us to use the
J)ora?-U sysaaoa, OOrOtom whicn we know lo be tai
Inferior lo our own. 1 hey tried to make u* adopt
this in l.'liicogo. but we beal them there."
Kefenring to Vt. Ledoux's ataleiueut that iron
ties will not last tnree rears nnoergronnd doirn
wu. he said : - Why. we have tubes down ? nee
7fi and are as Rood to-day aa ever, lilla ia a
u pie of tho H?-'*'"tihc opinion that gniil^ the
',. nrssion." DTaOmn declared that Mr. "?*??
itements about the ronipnny nfnsing to center
th the Commission aero not true,
lbe linemen were kept at work all dny en the
vrat*d road makinrt tho callie more secure an.
anecting them with the iiii<lemroiir.d wires in
recty-third-at. Tho Police Commission-rs were
tat Headquarter! yeatardar nan inaraforadld
t receive the letter from the Sabwag Commission
inciting the police to prevent the NA eatern ^nlon
iiinany irom stringing any moro cables on trio
?v?ic 1 railroads. Acilng-Siiperinte.ndent Moors
rained the law and sai.l le could not lind in it
v authority to Blake arrests If the Vs eatern
lion Comiuny wont on with tho work. Ile sent
I letter ot the Stihwny Commission to the Cor
ration Counsel and asked for an opinion regnrd
l tho duties of the police In the premises. Mr.
?ors said he thought that tho proper course
.Hld bo for tho Subwav Commission to go into
ut and try to enjoin tho Western Union Com
nv. A decision fmn Corporation Counsel
comic is not expected before the close of tho
?k. _ .
HOME NEWS.
PROMINKNT ARRIVAL*.
'rrroorf JTouee? senator William BL Allison, of Ioss-.i.
r. iv f/'i Ul I'l"- 'a I-ifk \. .Iii'iHS'.ii. of Olen'*
I* H.T. .. .lYess-For* llv'el charles T. Ituaacii. inll/Ml
tee r. a-al at Liverpool.Filth Avenue lintel L f>. M.
mt. nf Maine; Rodney W. Daniels, i.f Hnffalo; Bennet! ll.
ung, nf lamias il].,, mid lleinv ft. Huey .Albemarle
tel Professor Eusns Orsr. of chicago . Ptetori* Hom
fl. Ha.ml, j.rfsiil.iit of the Central lttitlroad of Georgia....
or j/?u?? -General Amerlen* V. line, ot oliio.isling
Ute?Chaik-s W. Hackett, af Itu ii.
--*>-'
WHAT is ooma ON TODAY.
nnov island .io kos- Cinti nna. Bbeepebead Kuy. 2 p. m.
launs Kund commissioner*, 1 i>. m.
'all prise aiiootme matches, Creednioor.
few-York WMhlngtoa baseball match. Polo Grounds, 4 p.m.
.ssrti lennis tournament, Proapei I l'ark. Hp m.
ClureCoaotv Wheelmen'emooalichl parade, itmokivn.
ieir.ij'..].taii si. i ont* base sill mat U.BI ilea Ni.uni,4 i>. aa.
.?en- .Ti rs.-s Btete Fair, Waverly.
mag* i iwa Tennis ililli t.iiini.imiiit, MiiuntRiii Station,
'. m.
J.-etuis of Tammanv Committee el twi i:tv four, fl p. m.
ud?onKl!palrirk Posl Na USCsmp Fir.-, tn on Kirk.
'lo'ilt.Itlnn muss im i-tiiijr. No. 103 East Bl s cul. 'Iii st., H
m
dttslr in Paradise Park, i p m.
? - ?- ? -
N i:\V-YoUK CITY.
? E. Vf."-" Ililli- Tom1* Culun" ssas published hy Mrs.
awe a* a SStial iii 1861 Bad iii s..lunn- lunn in 1862,
"h.- Similar algal Kout of Hie New-Haven lin.', leering Keck
p st ll p. m.. li..-- 1" ? n ll ai saSl Ililli 'I tor lin I
Osaaaaal Wagant ** tTrar flu initrtflT *r**i atartl
- Si-,tl.Ul I K.e-Iiti.!ii|i.
in twenty na,th eaalvereery sf the Paitoa Btreel dalli
ISi-r Ilnetill'.' SM.! lie lli-l'l ne\t 1 lill! s'lllV Ht BOOH in Uta
dfUa Hul-h i Inn.li. I iilay.tie j..a.-.- an! fourth .-t.
Ya. l.t." -Tin-At! rilli waa not racing agalaat anything.
?? ?. i- en tm sv.is- tn Niss- London ta Join Um Wow-York
chi club afaadraa, si!.a li met Um refot theiraanoal i ru:-,-,
tie K.irk Board yeetentay resolved that nus- ol Ita a , ? ?
o leila ins aalarj ld a tnrona i mual bs reporti d 11 the Board
. 1..111.na.t. ai.
he tagboet T. Woodruff, owned by C. V. Raymond, of Ko.
Baath^L, aprung a leak and -.mk rn Tar No. S3 Bast
rer, early yesterday morning. Tha t got oil
?ly.
allies Dillon, o' Ni. Bl Pitt iL, i ' I y -t.nias-, in
? i iiuit.if Luina: S.K--..N-. t-> ten year* for steal
: i Jan . - it. Carry, o: Kej w. :, Pla . at No- 21 I cs uti -
,', un anjnaal 21.
hi new building of u. Young Women's Christian I
ii, ai Nu 7 Baal 1 '..ti i ma al , ls not vet i nUrelj i ompli u d,
11:,i sunk oi ti,.- inti, nut departments waa braun there
itir.iay, as bad been anaoum i ?!.
ii.- pira Ooaamlaelon ra yeah rda* approvi d a n i emmi n'Ki.
n, submitted i's- Chief Busy, thal Mei its suthoritle* should
i.. a.t saide i plot ol around on the line ot Um etd
neduct, at Tenth-are. and Ont bundn UaadVet rca
Its for a new tagUM-neaaa
'i"!er:.k >. Wed De, of No. CO Murray -t., nada an SSSigB
nt jresterday ai Kdward C. Phelps, giving preferences lot
?76 06, and Joeepb BeUlng. ol .n,.. 120 \s.-t ia.mt.. nth.
iiiiine.i (..-.ar j Hmhstadtei hieassign. e,withpretci
omiting to 12,600.
he tuner il "f I. !,a'' ?: P. Stephens, who died al Mam a.,-1 a-.
., on Hunilay, wu* held al Um Calvarr Church, Ui Fourth
II, ye-.tei.lav Tin- Ki v. DIS. Healy V. Salt, rle,', ol
is,irv chun ti, mid Jacob B. Bhlpman, af Christchurch,
jilin t<-ii tin- rn rvlcea.
.'lie Automatic Delivt ry Cuni,any lia- Keen in,-orpiir.it.-.l by
?eoeOaakUBg, laaaa n. Balley, Petal Townacad Barlow,
?lalF.Lewis, tdwiu s. LeaycrafLLouis \s'. i'i"-'.rtni
ulu-il Haman isi til.a-tr. Its objects hm- to .yajnufacture,
it ami sell pneumatic tutu a or slmll -. nppliani ,-> and trana
i amid, us-.r paxcela. '1 .'.''..,?. ,i ,-;? k
BROOKLTX.
[?f KL**?atlva Committee ol the Pars Commissioner* de
...vt'stei lav that tin- ImililiuK on the Concourse land al
Des !-.i. ku. 'sm ..- th.- Aquarium, for \> Ki. ii a rental
a is paid to inc cit v, ls a DUlsance, and i"i - to
iv,- it nu os-ad ut Hu ena ol tue season.
The Republican Campalsn Committee has elected Joaepb
. Kellett, l halt lunn . .lanie- SS", ll ll kel i, I.. .
rm.1,1. -e. e. t ny. 'i'hey al! In,al .-.inil.u potltlon* lu lin
i in-ral louiiiutiei'.
saniin I B. Nichols, a manuraclnrei and di lier In spool con
a at Nu. wi ss mk, > -i. Nen York, died on 'i'm-I..., al lil
? ll.e, N" S57 Ki.lil.lia': ase. Il" sill- I" 111 IO Bul
k. in 1827, and came ui this etty when * rouns
as f,,i m.ms v. araartlvi
Brooklyn,and aided in ' Ihe Ness
? a :t mi li.-ln ii->.iil"ii. lae tun iii ss.ii lal..- place U'
'lIl'.SS.
NEWS FROM i HE sr tu RB8.
1LLEI) HIM-I.l.i-' Al fl..: STEALING A WATCH.
ut feel well, bot would ' lie all liatbt al 7 In Ihi nDornluK "
le waa Informed of the charga m.a.- ai:u'.n-t him, and es
weed uo surprise. As Jones did not abow
lornlns ins pls< e wsa broki ii open sn
nina the store, bavins cut bia ti.ioa wllharsxor.
in- bo,ly ssa,-1 old and stiff.
Ul All) OK Kool'. CHILDREN*.
Thc ontertataaifnl In i retr* i. mporarr Home
eran yesterday arti-riioon al Uta 'air troaada ai Miuniia,
il Three Uiouaaud peopli were present In Uti malu hall
I the Agricultural B.ly'* bulldlnss a ci.un! uaxaai wa*
eld, la which were booths i > ju ? ? i -. i,_ every towu
minty. The ladles'buildlmi ws* rroa-ded ifurliia i... sfier
non by people llsienlns lo the rectteUoni Riven by Miss
luiosv. A kitchen ii.ii'1, a sxhlbiuen was alvon In Hie aftei
loon by the children ol the house In ll.e eveulni Ueorae
lardner sod Edwsrd fschehr, of tisrden i nv. gavt
inii-rn exi.iii.linn, Tbe fair ended wltb a ball, rtn n ? ,;
II I IpW lill lu Ia. l-l : .
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JERSEY CITY.
Tha Beard of nuance tiaa Osea the tax rate at $2 94 per
100, aa un reese ..i om <. nt os 11 laal j taut
John McMahon and bia wife Budget, ssh,, hare univ bees
lanie,i three daya. bad a quarrel on ruesdaj n.iilii si Uieli
? iiiin, N". tau Vork st., and when ll s. m sit over Mis
IcMahon tried to swallow a does .,! Paris STeen. The inn
amt knocks I the mas-1 ontalning tin- i"i eon out ol
lu-i niiiii and wife made up again.
Pour men, who were engsged na garni "t poker m k.nen
Io. 4 tn Rich's Hotel, No, '? Exchange place, were arrested
estonia) morning. Tho prisoner* ne*cribcsl ibemsi rea a*
,, onie ss Bunons, s salesman, ol Bostou -
??ii'-s ranU Railroad conductor; Charis* Asses a Penusyl
ania Railroad bai ,.;?: J olin is Roberts, clerk,Tol
few-Yet k. au ere held tor trial on a ebal ge ol gambling.'
MEW JERSEY.
mos Hill. An outhouse tn Um real of the Tessa Han
ra* destroyed by tire on Buudaj ulgliL 'I'la hr.- waa of lu
nmiiaty origin. A meniber of the Fire bepartmcut ls sus
e. titi ami un ms e-i.talion i- being m.nie.
PATBaaoa -lia K".ii.!..t h..lim :u OetobeT 1885,ordered
well on tbe premises ol /.. Usacoup, si No.
, , li*, a a- p lllUlod ll .- .,ll|i a t. S ll: .lit!,- lal, i ri U ii ? ?!
be handle ol Ihepumpovei Hie sseil and allowed the m sh.
era to use Uss water. Pot tia- oirenci he ss,,, tu.,.,1 jj-,
leslth Inspecioi Newton reported to ile Board on Tuesday
iglil that a:x (ase- ol typhoid fever, nf ssl,:, lt issn I'lnsid
ital, lutii hu n traced to tin watei ol thia ss,ii.
- a>-.
Lona isla nd.
v.-tei.i.is morning inrveyors began lo mn a line from
Soisihaseii to Jamaica lol thc extension ol the Rrooklvn
TailSlt Railroad. The terminus ls to 0c .il t!ie jun. I.un ??: ;:,,
toi-kluiig Ka.a.l ami Smith at.
WHrTKsTosi A large bara aa the Ceraell eetstswssd*'
troj-eii oy Ureeexij yesterilay morning s*nii t,,m iou*ol
ny Mint a s.,lu.,!,I,. 1,1,11. i:,,. hara was leased by William
ay lor, Tbe lees ls satlmaled at *.;i,ono. The hk-ssu* sui.
os a t<. i? ihe ?,uk ol an Incendiary
Loan leLAHD ctn, Oa Beptembci 7, tin- Board of Aldrr
len granted extensive privUeae* to the (Jut ena i
.lectrii Company, ai tin- meeting on Tuesday Alderman
11. ..-..ii charged some ol bia rolleague* with having been
s.UKht hy the company. A motion U) adjoin li ssas camed
nu -i great contusion.
BTATEN island.
Curroa Prank 4 Churfceoa af Ka f 18 Bf rhth-ave Nen-.
? ia. s.-iei i,,i started to cross He ira k of lbe Kapui rransil
laurowi lu I rout ol a rapidly ippruachlng tr.ia. ami ss.i.nd
ave been killed bat Its Ute effort* of Michael i
uber, .linet ha. kluan, ssl.,, held bun t a. k. Clarkson
lie hack mau and neat bi.u tbe heed and face. Mi ss.- ,,,
rated ami i-omiuilwal ui ll.e police stal.i u al BUpletoe mr
xawinaliou. '
?
WaWTCHBBTf lt OOUnTY.
wm11 Puna, san.,,, i Btercaa who kati htswha aasfs
a i ol twins ai'iait three wes ka .iK?. retovi ted hi* Laou-a yea
i.!..s at ihe Grand initial station, n. received notlci br
?all that hu children could bf lound in Urn waiung roora al
oon. ll.-loin..1 h.. in In th* charge of an old woman whore
med to give aa account of nareen lin., k thectuldrei and
? nt home, Mia. nt.-s.-na a...ian.ly disappeared a fortnivht
go taking h. i twin* ss,ti, i,t Henry T u.iiuTwaite.i
.h L.titi... t.,r, al*? disappeared at the same ue
iiuiaiias lioilhwaile relumed and deuled ail knowledge ul
[ra, steve:,-. Mia st, renec*aumunleated s.n. l.-i husbauj
Itu K..a ami Ihonauil Wua a* aiinuai. ad,
ilBBAIIBBAOTiOB 1\ A BHOOKLYB BBOtMBBT.
i oioiiei Psefraar, win. kaaaet spied ats i Hassaad sf u >? lath
legtmeet, Brooklyn, to which hs ss* elected la*l weel ?.
iHel.iaj Uiat lie tliinighl Uj^t ths propo*
iK o! the rank kui nie aaa an act ot inauboi.tl
ation. Tha masting had bees, palled by a few ama i i wi
? ie 'Usiaj p.i.uu.i .n km election otecolonel, sud it wu pro
oaisl u, hoi.I it in the armory gjagMatUJB, but i.o permlaalon
i use I fie iiMitu hail m-en asked, ai.,1 illaa-lplllia, ll.e Colonel
? id. would be maintained Au order of streat Las bax i -. | i ?
|ain Lieutenant is h siuiili. ol i omp?iij A, eharguaa bim
nh lomiiii i nalieoamrai un oaV ai .uni a genUamaa anil witn
iiituiB InaulmMuialion. Colonel falkner says Un.1 he
aa fully juatined ni oiiiertug Uw airest ol Lleotetiant mu.tn
nd llial lt saaa 1I.Miatgl..ialli of iNeiiirrinia a.l.. .- ll... r.,,
on. ss |,i,Oi hi. :.ad Ui l*U*iugu.^ancu ul or luutta* LiuussiJ a
rastu.
JIM DOUGLAS UNDEK A CLOUD
ACTION OF THE BROOKLYN JOCKKY CLUB.
NO MOltK KNTRIE8 FROM THE OWXSR OP THT. MG
CALIFORNIAN.
The fsa! sprinter, Jim Donglaa, will be seen st thc Brooklyn
Jockey Cltilj'* grontnls no moro. Ho ran in thc first race j cs
tenlny. a dash of three quarter, of a mlle. Of course he sra*
the favi rite, foi there are fess Hint can heat him al anything
less than a mlle and a quarter. Ho was only third at the nu ah.
T he tm u had au had a look that thu Judge* thought lt heat to
Investigate the matter. They sent for President I*. J. Dwyer
and told him Dist lt did not seem to Diem Dist Jim I'oughts
had been ridden to sr n and asked thst hi* Jockey, Farley, be
sent for to explain matters. Mr. Dwyer said that to provo the
"pulling "ot a boric was one of tho most illfln tilt Untiss nu
der the ann, and HiAt lt ssuiilil bo Jttit as well not to attempt
lt. hut Hist the aa"o l.itmn would Inform C. Johnson, tho
oss uer of Dir horse, Dial no more entries for Its race* wouli. ba
received fioni him.
Jim Douglas's career has been peculiar. Ho came In first -
Ilia ra,e al sarwtogi laat vi ur, but when lils Jockey stepped "H
Um atales ha waa short af tho proper walga! aoase atghtaaa
[kiiii..li. He sal.) his weight pad had sllpp' il Ita n Uta sadd!')
on 11.-ii. k-tn t, h. The hera* acearaiag to Hat rule* was
di?iamei. lehaaaawaa aaktaewi io thc taff pata io Die
lim.- when he purchased BM Mg Ciilifoni.ati. ami every oue
wondered eras ho could bc, as aa paid tS\9S9 for him.
What of Jockey Farley?ss bal ta hts puni-hiii'-iit I
('Umax, a ll) to 1 chain e, ss un the race and Hail ta Kita was
ni/.ml. "I lie llairgltia h.u ked their lilts beastly
llerhert, who runs so poorly In many of his rares, and so
well at other times, sis un I UM tilth spulal Sssc. Betakl s, ut
om- iniie, with aaUnag sUawaaeea Maiki.mii ssas um favorite.
Florence M WSSSSCQed. Al.tu.o ssa,n Hie 1 tg m.'.e Lue liv ll
bead in the tara Kine of ML btcLaagblta aaaitj aaagfel
(lin ii-mi napping, as ba S a- paUhag un. and McKaiiMhlin carno
with a augktjr rash at tha balah, FaTet seearad tba W.eo*V
lawn llan.llcap. Mollie M. Cai Diva I-nat seeiuul. I?Isa S*>
(aired tin t vs,, yeal nhl ia, ??-. Wt theta aad Kit /put ric k "ran
the luaila i.ll " ol theil- ti ..ants letote UM bonn alretrh s. as
reallied. Prank Ward secured tuc eelllag rac.-, it ssas a
highly prenatal* day f..r Um buebwabara.
Piaan iifi ? ?"? \ atrot,
Laawsney Brotlu r* ch g. Climax, bj John cm ti r PaiMi '.
lyra- lion, lovsr.IhtcLausbUn) 1
J. B. Haggln's bi t. Bania Rita, 2, st.. .tKUtte) 8"
t . John-.m's h. h. Jim Kunnin*, ag"!. UM.(rai a
ii M.< aiian .? h. f. Ni il. i:. -j. -I .(I'euay) 0
l.sis.i Hruther* b. f. HoaallDd. 3, hi. (Palmer) o
j. .s. Batchelor'* b. ui. la aa ? -s. ii. titi.(Uarriaonj o
i ? 1 1.. V
Retting Jim Dongles 0 to 5. Bants Rita 2 to 1, Pt
7 io i, i lit lax lo lo I, Ncllh II. 10 i" t, Ho* illa : 31) to I.
Lissie Kreppa iCall. i,. and Electrte wen withdrawn.
Ul) ..1 Hie |.i'-t OSS Hie; ti. the frSUtlO
of Roasllnd, but abi bad Un brat ol the start ss am ti,- baa
felt iud Bants k.i.i ssas last Ab.ng Um
i,... ii -ti. i. b Ku- iliad led n length, si it:. Jun
douglas in second place, Santa Rita closed np rapidly
,?, ii,, eade ra and v..- third ss,,, n ihe homestretch ssa's
rt si 1,1 the i',n I ind " null " and du ? lew
Sit Ide* Jim lu ive H up.
in thc lani Inrlongand wonea*lly by
two i. ti. c.s. - ai.: i Ulta second, a abott la ad in Ion Jun i'i ag.
las ii,mi.
bacusuiu i. Tua fifth sm uu tvs Eacu, $1,000 addko.
: , ;u. i is:. Miii.
Ke vere BUble's cb. h. li. i lot t, by Ulenelg Kate M itt
ls. aged, 101. .... ll.e
wi Vi.iiv-nik. ( Ki..i'm.' M.. i, p.! .(Palmer) 9
s o Brown's ch m Mona, ft. Hui.
1. Definer'* ti. b Ma.ml ll, loft, I over iMcl.o'.drlck) ii
lt. Tm ki i - ,ii c Hare ont, I. lira . [Uod n 0
ii. Il Mir-- < Ii f. Whlxglg. 4. Pl. iKIkie) n
ins i, i i um. i. .. Bran bl lon, 3, :?.:, 1 os. r....(Radi rtj
(,. U, Mia l I'S Cb. 1. I a., i a. SI, si. .(Sj .?
Tillie
Betting -htarkland en n. Han fool G lo 1. Mm I 5 to 1. ;:? r
bert? lol. Florence M. toto 1, BrsmbLton IS lo :,
lt to I, Whliglg ju to I.
I.ti' i aud Kali "ia i . ass ii.
WliUa g J ti wt aol v. ih H.e l' a.l. bal Munn soon psi
Ar.,u ii D i.i-i nun ami .l.'ssn th.- lu. k-ii. I. I, Mon* opened
lil un le r pursuers ami had two length* Hie bi -t ol ii al
till lull n, ll ;
ireh h. H it, I ail e ,ai,l, half a li I
M. II, rle ri n ns ? out vi ll"- m. k and bj
oms riding Hamilton t-ut han ovei I line
a bead '?? lore Floreni e M. sc.I.
length before Mona tli ra Herbert ssas enlerod lo le -,, : tot
JJ, lOO, ll- ssa. a ... - ..,".',.
i ainu k s i - - - . i
Brat iai. WKiiiim l', Mi
J J cartels t. b A i?ti ii--, by aram!* sprightly, r, via..
11-, ii.. .i
H. j i i. ..-' li o Uni. 4.11.1. ...(.SKI lughllu) 2
Inn. -J VI.
to 2 on, lUcbiiiond 7 to 2 against
.sn lin . li ?! lot a li Hirth uni a lialf, until Un l -t
? ? " i Ison looking, bin i. at Mi st. Laughlin
cu jut i. a 111- ui,. i.- iii- iii i'.i sgrval niall st Un Quiah. Aix-tino
is ui, ly a lil .il.
I',a lilli K.si I ssa "ia ssvn lh\|," i". sj:, EACH. 11,250
Anni li. I S 16 Mill-.
(j B. Morris'sb. e Favor, bj Pal dal.. Favoi te, I rr*
I IS ::. .(McLati ;,,-,' i
I |.Da ?? -i ?b.l Mollie McCarthy'* lasl.tl, m:' .,.-,'
H. A Nessi",.- n. ? .-ai"-, sm.a. 4. UKI.... i il ,.,?ii|??, ;-,
iv (,r,ll -il., V. .' i.i..m. -i. 106.... . ,sj,
?? - ' ii a K"1 '? '...-t. ':.. inti .....(Mi-ca
SS K Jennings* br ? " _? Strike. 6, 107.... (Meei
B W 1.is* -?'.,. r . un I. 112 . 1- ti ki n
"'?'" lt";,?fr,.- h. I Pimlico, SI, ?3 . (Kala,eil ll
' '. ..""Vin -.Ii iii '"; . ll '?
Dwyei i.ii.i .i- b. f. J. ?'. KU .iKafli 0
."ii.
liuf h. IK' ' ? !""?' ' ? I. -'
On enli"l.l ss. |.- withdraw ii.
,.- Klgtn '. to v. I-'.. ..: "? lol. Mo]
4 to 1, Ten Ulrike 6 to 1, Hupervlsoi toto 1. Modest) IJ lo 1,
ss ? -,', ia, 1 J I,, 1, ll-, al A;, a 1 J I" 1, 1 . inna 10 to 1, K.i. ii
20 to K
Hie sUrt was good I Mollie Mi Carthj '
final, l-a--.ni.' Ibi -ian.! alic waa ???::.Kiui by a.i iii-K'.
An i second, s length '.??.? Mode*ty, las.a pest Mollh
M, , ai i hs'- 1 a-i i e' Vu.- . ih- lead until the homeatretoh ss.,.
i. ,.|i,a, ssl...'. M, l..,,_:,la, I.ghliin Favoi wltb amah
aud headed her. Mu.i.-iy bad dropped back beales a Hie
bait iiuln poal. and ima lloyal Areli had had enotish ni it
I . un -. ' ? ii--ll.-. Mollli :? ? i - , -: .u,|
peSVlsOl ss !?I ll -I' '? i
till Kiel I'lli k.
j.nil r..\i r Two vi sn " - i
l-l i ? i \i \\ I I'.n I-. ", M
K\ r Rrolhi-rs'b. f. I.se, hy Luke Itlai kbtin -s
. ... Mi I '. lil iii 1
N. ss. Kt!-..ii - ? li I li,.' i' ' ! 12.... .... Fllzpal
.1. ll. Mai mn -'? '. Ilanlillda-e. 1 ? lilian) SI
W. 8. Haine* dt Co.'* br. c. Duke of Hour!.,1!-. I'elti ral ii
i IT.
la tung Ittilata 7 to '?. I. -a.-- u lo .'.. I : t.. 1.
D.i Bourbon 1 I ? 1.
link.- ot i [ti had raced ona
.m. ., ottn i - heads ..-I i". ?? ' lime Ihejr had r. .. lusl |
post and the Duke Uivu i|iiil I Ullala bold lb- 1. .el until the
? nu. borne .sa- reiM-l I. win a Mi laughlin, ss ,,, I,., I
ssaile,! pallentlj two I li ? bl -
alu , ..m. n .1 i. i ss ia,, i hy i t li ii
?
-I\ i ii |: i. i I - - " ai ski.I it... i isi Stn |
ss. ll lennlugs'sbi i rd bj Voiiigem stella. 3
SI-.,'.'".!'. . ...... . M. ? 'i.i ll I 1
Umlaut, Mable'* eli g Broughton. S 07. . .. (Camp 2
Kaia .-rn s lil din i- 'li f Little M uni. ? ni 3
ii M I'.."' -''I. v M.Te.ss hg Iged vT . (Pullet U
A J Caaaatl eli I Kd-j.-i.. 1,1, ll '.'/.. . Dsvisl U
.1 lu Long ?b. . i .inn ail aged, :???. i>. i ?
i ll er's li e. I i". r 0, HU ..\l,'.iii ki ii
Cotton A Co.'* ch. ni Lizzie, Mai ll Iimi_ ..(Hamilton] ti
I \ elalol Stable ?l?r.l I- H ll., S. UM .... Mel ?
., \s Jennings'* bi n Tony Fowler, 6, 1 lo (McLuighliu) ii
s\' c Hals a fir i i ? lui i i. ?'- pill.
K i- Pall sch * Ki ?"? ?. eg"!, '' "
. i - ?:.. ?-. idol - i.:". .
I ? 1 111-,.
Frank it B. and Brail assn.
Betting Frank Mani 6 io 2, McJHowiiug 3 lol. Frolic fl to
1, Kitti- Minn '?- I" 1 K-1-. lu la - I" 1. la oki 10 lo 1, CaUl
cart 10 to 1, Adonis Ultu 1. I.U'.le Mae lo Ui 1. Kmiuel 12 to
l.Touj Foster IV to I Bronghton 15 Iv 1.1 ll d Ifttol
Mcllowliiig, KroUcand Lissli Mai were In Du lead at ths
Blart Lissie M.,- died awal belora Ui* homeatn .iiss.,s
-.,-?? :?-..( ma
iain.nu:, bul Ktank A'ard and Hrougliion, who had been ollie
uni. until hear the finish, rai.I ol it with surpi
? .,, ? is and naaaed Diem Ktank s\ai,l won bj a head.
Broughton ?' omi. a na. k I., tore Killi.- Mn,a,e third. i rank
Waru ssa- ml. in', al $1,300 No Iud
EXTRIEa AT .-lH.Kl'SHLAll HAY.
If a i>'i a al nilli atti.als all eitia atlei UMMe Hare CIT
tall,ls -l?i',!,l I" il !,'.'H? ilu.s.l at Die .-heep. I,,,,; |;.
ii. .lay. tor Du- programs* i.? esi eUent RTlaeleea yous
ar* named io conn to Um poa) foi Uti Be iqaet .-takea, a kandl
cap lor issi, yeal nias, al tevea tiitlonns l-'ive i,l thsSS I" lunir
le Um iimi.' a -tat.i- ami m .-.ii probability the -laka win rall
lo Un " iiiue an'! y lb ns " el ti." Pacific slop*! Tho second
place, too, ie likely lo i"- captured by california i aaa of
-Km ky" Baldwin's nan win prehahty gsa -t The Bouquet
Bl ikea is the great rai ? ..r the ,iay. it ,-,,?,?, third.
The first raceU a handicap at ona adi* Blue Whtg taa
ad uncertain eolt, bot ll bi ? ? ss bs did ea
Haiurday tu cannot tan le win. Boper! ihould gi t the pim e.
iie.-i and-Toe ls m Uie aecond ra e, ? handicap, 1 ki mlle* it
ass,..'.: I',al ]u-l sills h.-r. She ought to resell C., .. .,.
tirm spi-.iiutii i,i is ala,, in tight and may gel the pla.-.
The iiiuith laen im.ks like ? sure tblng tor Arctino Ti in
Booti i -n...lld beal Til* Bourbon.
There are aliUen entriea Iel the Oreel Patt fl --'ak. ?.
1 % miles Bwlit ia likely to win and Dna ll. ought to gel ihe
pla, e.
i it thonld win Ihe race on tbe turf with Tattler second.
'1 i,i i uti i - ai, a- :
ni:.-i us- i ii s Mm asl-. 1 .shu:.
vetM Age.Wiiu'it Same. An'.H'eiuht.
Rup it.t IIB la M . I lim
Blue ssani!.:i lill oniony. ;t ?,;
i'i".'-ii.:t lori Mo** itoai. j na
Amalgam.:i 103|
BtLUMi--HAM,Il Al'. 1 I4 MIIXS.
Same. Age.itetutit. Sam*. Ag'.Weiubt.
Itanium.O 1 Ja ' 1 I allon . .j ino.
Vs ..1 Ka,.-li.il lu I). ,,.. ,, ,,?,
'?ueiiti.4 J'i-.'l-'l'i inna. 1.1.a ,,a,
TlllKD-11'M yt kl -I IKI.s. llisiui sr. isvo - n:AK-. 1LI1-.
7e tUUti
Owner. Name. S,re. Weight.
J. H. Uagg.0.A I. aid.-.Kel,?:,,. 117
J. B. Ilsggln . Flrensl.(Henelg _ ' Iii;
im\ei BroUiers?Di--.e June.. KingAUouau. Ila
K. J. Baldwin. Lan lu ',1 mslcad "' 1 IS
> 8 Kl.''sn .1 I/-,. Ki. |.; . Klug AUonso.. ..'. 114
N.SS. li I tuon. lit.Ula . Kelman jill
k. .1. Baldwin ... .1.1.-, :?.- .Uleuolc "" lui
Hw yet Brother* Bedford .Hill. I . 1,,
Fairtai eiabl* Ol I . me .Flood ' Hu
at. tomgau.... Hm,la. Il In,1,e.'.'.'.'. I114
Dwyei K: "i:,eis .. Aiiii.-s .Onondaga " lou
j. 11 Uaggm. i.ta. i"-u . 1,1,1, ,,7
L. Corrigan .ida Kee**..1^-iap* '. ?'.:
J B. Uaggln.Ban bi Igi ham Baa . ag
a int. Tsrh iui he.... | pj
J. lt. Branch.Tbnftlea* ... Bpendthrift. i .
J. ll. lia.Lill .. . VohUMl* .. .. SS :....;., 1
ll. I'. A.-.a-.S.la .Norfolk . p"l
Vf. J. Hogan. ai.cu.Mu-, ...i-i...'..'".'.'.'.". pu
lui lilli- HAM.I. a!-. ItgaiLaSa
Sam'. Agf.\\(\g\i WOWte. Aa' Wei n't
All-in,.? .ti 117 tbe Bourbon... . a a*
rea Booker.t P7|
i.i iii -1.1i1.Al PALL MLLUfl ITABEg, l'ostnis.
Otnsa* Nam* gar* Am 11.10M
J. M'Mah.'li .sss.ft .,,,,,? Tl,tll -'",'' """uti,
j. How* .v 1 ., .... ss*, Kacie.1 ? ,,,:.
N. ss K:tt-"ii Brown Unka Heform ""? log
e- Hefinei .MarkJaud . .bpnngbok.. . ti li?
ll,,,hm a co .......Lil a .... Vs
li 1. Howard Ureuadiej a
J. ll Mi 1 om.1. ki - iliiitah (.',
SS. Jelililliiia ... Maggie J....^ IL.i.i.a.jsK 1
Appl.S'.le Ht. a I .. .,.." r I.,.,,,..,,.,
I' "'"nm.1 .1 na ii . Mouarciuel ' u
il I' Aaln- . Kins of Mwiloik.Norbill ?'. .
j MeManoa rraakh ii.Monaichut...!'.'. a i"'
A J 1 rti.a.iit ? Sultan . 1 - I
A W. sa eiimart liu-i-rn ....Dicken* ,',
PraakniM Bubla Bapputre .kn.? AUeoeo * to
U. 11. M.'illa ....WbUgtl 1.1.at |?....^ ?.,
SUlli a 1.1 ll 1; 1IA.M.I. AP. 1 3-lt) MILLS ON Tl ul.
.Vamc. Ag'. llcivM Hmm* Ate \l*tt>\t
Kil/ai'.lh. 4 1JJ Vse,l,?n,,?, a "..,?
Hun oak.6 IV7|Tattles | Sig
Kneel.i ij..,.ii.i,iu.,,,r 4 m
A iorreapoiidei)lli,i|iiitea ssi.y Kii1(j |,? ssas m.l u,e?t .
Ui'illS Tliilii sa on I 11. ,iUy ma a Slake kl ll aurel fa* Um
la lt* I La*lcm JlaniUcap. ihe cl^LiuaUoa a astujaVl Bceauae
ht us follows ; _____ ?
tnt ttfaettflQi Pine W*ag,flt| "-ftimiy.Jl-'iO Fallon,
ll-s*. flt; Amalgam, e*"., ami tlio** Roe-., 04.
?sang narsniii. flt) i Wai Eagle.0101 Heal sud Toe, *io;
lils name -sssn.it s-irr.. -mt st tn? si.e-pghead Ruy coorie on
M molar PTenliig ss a probable slatter.
pools were sold at the Hudson Tari Cte**, Wr-hawken, Isst
night us follows i
Ftri
Oil; I
Seen
(Jasun, *??* i fvprlnnlii lil. gd, Hii-l (i Fiillon, $4.
rairg-llagKln>, I-VOi Dwyers', ? IO; Ilaldwln. 010 : Uule
Krepps. fd ; ('nrrlgnn. SJafl ReUnonl, $4; Tallfttesa, 04 ; lui
lala. fl, ciiMainiiir) Oi, anti lic'il. 04. , _, ? , _
nu, tu -Art tn..!, Hq, tea beater, Jio. an-iTiir Bean tts,
Fifth McMahon. WSJ Markism!, t*, little Mindi. f? ;
Wit Kagle. Od ; llnmii Duke. $u , Km lurer. *-) ; l-iia H. go i
RcMlero, 06: Sapphira, 06, and fleld. 010. . ___, ___. ,,
sixth Lakeland, tis; KUniin-tii, gio i BurrOah,twi wau.
ililli.ii, *", anti Mcntnit.ro, (4.
TIIE COKEY ISLAM' JOCKEY CLUB TRIAL.
DISAOKKKMENT Ol' Til Jl'HY? Jl'Dl.r* MoOHE'.S
( llAlir.l* ? HOW 1IIK MKN STOOP.
Ilio Jury In thc trial of the tnitlctment chsrgtnir the ( o-,.v
Is'aiul Jockey Club with allowliii. BSSlSSHtagSO IBOShBSpS
In.i.l Hay racetrack wai cliarg*<*l byjadge Moon, fasti itij
morning, in ins ttaoeteta les lea -tt t!.<-. aaa, eecoaytag asn
than an hour, ka san'. In part t
Tea ar.- nut tr) Ins thc n, notion whether, mornllr, hcttlnr is
wrniic, anti Tour illrferlnu oplnlODa upon ti it snhjecl most
uni iniiiit ii.-t your decision. The questtou here ls whether the
defendant*, kare notated lbs law of thia Mate. If Ikey hare
beyond a reaeonaMe doubt,yea ur., hound to minn t, aini ii
not, jun munt a. <j ult.
After defining a t asoiiulilc doubt the Judge contliiiicit.
if ti,i .ti ti i,lim,t- ure -imvi n guilty of thc acenaatlaa in this
lii.lii tim nt, the] sic guilty ot BB offence sgaiu*t the law of
lbs Btate foi ? h.t h they ars liable to punishment. Tbs law
:. vHli.l i.iei most be enforced .ii lung h* lt Ih nu thc statute
lim.u*. n.nv it t- eoaeedM ia thia trial that all pool selling
nml linoktiiitkiiig m. iii> i; .1, itml all iici.-nn* who engage in
that kind o( liaalaasa ar<- .riniiii.tin limier the law aaa liable
to lUiiilshtiU'iit. a.ni lt In nut too nun Ii to sav that Whl
violates tM* Lui ought to bs ninl nm bs punished, it h
claimed that tbe system adopted by the Coney Island Jarkey
nub ls not a tl. .lain, ii ni law, hal laa-errli s system ol In.
il.i Ideal betting bj ag) nt*, 'i ne un n formerly known
i a.* |"
rom missioners. A person elshln
giieh Un iii mehi y
i nf be
this in tic sarest v. ay it U provided
Millers are called commissioners. A person wishing to bet
tniiin y !.. Int for hun. The law il dire* ted against
the practise o! betting on on bone racing, in order (oura.
vent tl...* iii tlc -ii i-t nay lt is iiiovi.led that
lhere *liiill b- BO rt i:!?tt rmi,' am! -recording or bets. The
'!? ter !. nit- ? i.i.in timi ii, eu system ls not betting, Ths quee
i on :- vv in 11,ii ni n,,i this ls a mere evaaion, a subtorfnge by
which the statute ma) be gotten sronnd aad the iult the
statute waa Intended to prohibit still exist If ron timi li
tun*, ii will lu-.v..ur linly tn nuil ii t If iiii.l.r ii., pretence
of taking ninney lo bel fol Miine one else tiley r. ..ly fake tho
minmi and bi tit thems* Ires, Hu* business Ut a direct viola
lion of the statute. Ula foi un lo decide the question "f
fm I. If you decide that the defendants knowingly and ant.
lu ii allowed Um premises to be used for the purpose ol re.
carding amt registering lui*, n.cy arc guilty.
1! thy _.1M liol, tiny am lint guilty.
Any memorandum ol a bet, whether in
a boob or mi a sheet af paper, nu an* recording
or registering a bet. I tl ,uk thal ls what ibe Legislature
meant, and I state it in thi* es pl lett Bray thal tb. re i aa be no
iiiui,i nt tin-rilling nf the court. Vt.ii mast consider thi*
use way and consider Un evidence with
out prejudice rn partiality, and decide whether thee, da
f. h.iimi* .in guilty oi sot nf the crime charged La tba indict
lu nt.
The Judge roraeed a request ol tbs conni ! af tba defend
aaU la charge tbat oral betting vi. aol a rtolatloa af, lbs
si lille, nml ?.tiii tliat bs i on!.! imt so chargi aadei tbs law.
Tin'Jui v n tin il shortly ii'ti r 11 ii. m. ami return, il ?!!? i be.
lag ont eight boara Tbe foreman said tbat the) nen -mable
t. Judge Moori asked whethei tbeydiaa
11. ? .i ni, ii .ju,.t;. in n! law or a que .lion of fact, and when he
rt that lt was the latter lu rtlaclisrged Ihera. It w.n
limit i-im.ii that the Jurj Dtixnl eleven for conTlctlon andona
le! lOl,
OHMONDE WINS IN A CANTER
him) ok*i goa rabii v CAPTtTRkg roi vca Mi
LK0 KR tl a Kl'-'.
Li.m.i,v. Bept 15.?Ths r.i s inI tbs iii-:, si. Lef-ej
was inn to-day mi inin ii-1. r To wa Hoer and was '.touby
(iiiniiinlc willi great sase. Ot Minn w.i* -t...inI, lin. ii "i
third, the others, lour la all, i i ;.?t. i.
ihed in 1770, but did not receive Un name until 17
wi,tn it u i- named ont of compliment to Colonel Kt Leger
ami nm im ii. Doncaster Town Moor. Tbe raes
stand! i lance to Ibe Oerbj and i! iiO ike, lt la s
sweepstakes ol |123 each, (oi ihret ycai
120 ,. - 128; 110,000 added money, ths
? rn I km ie to r. n iv.- -l,mill nml t!.i lim,; |500
out of I I nt. Leger course, about oas mlle, ?.i
iminii^ - an ' 182 v.ir la
Polio-* in_ i* ,i samm i y ??' lb rai s i
Duke of Weit minster's b. i i.i Bend Or Uiy
. ... rober) 1
Mr. M.tiiiii., -, i.i.e. BL Minn, by li rmil Lady Para.
.I Barrett) '-'
T, lenulngs'i b. c. Kxii.r, by Weatmtmtei Lorna
I.ne.(Uoater) ll
is i;i.:,',* br. i Bl. Mli'bftol. . (Cannon) ii
ll " ornesb c. Lord Lumley.....(Osborne) I)
I'ii. ol ? ? - lill . ' oracle.(Webb) (i
James i n" '.,!-;= iii. i. Ilsington.(Luelt-a) u
ii ? . .; J! .' :..
to 1 on Ormonde, 81 Minn 14 to 1, ExmoorOT to
] wt ?; . iael20 to 1, Lord Lumk-j ol lol, Coracle GT tu l,
I. um ti' tu 1.
Ht. S ; n took tho lead followed by t'oraclei Exmoor, f>r
ninii,ie arni lin others. I he posllioui o' the foul leadi rs were
continually cl ,,,_,._ until thi cud ol tit. uali uilli w ta
, when (m.ti I.- retired Ormonde lin n dree lethe
IroUL followed b I. mn i,,i tm I -t Ml.,,, and i i. h.. nit on won
iii ii ? intel in lour lengths. En third. Tbe
wi.ii'jei auasplendi . . i lallj large.
? ? i ici ptlonal m lite in . rn
in ul as areli t- lo - n- ?- di Im :, t,, ali a,
lils first ,:;.. ii ii, i -rn the uni aaa IQ Ute ,i itumn el last
-rear, when bi won three ol lbj richest two-year-old stakes in
sui,. Mian w mi .in?_. -i . , is? Thli | ? bi he bas defeated the
fasti ?! tiursea on Un English turf?Mellon, Hie Beni, Minting
and other*?and has won the three mont bunoon itakea lor
narolds. the rwo riioussntt iiiiiueas, Derby and st.
Duly Wesl luslraltan. Lord Lyon ai.d Oladiateui bad
mu i ? e.i,.i in taking ali tin..- before Uromnde came out,
Unuoii.lt ls un.c.not-i.. h.. sa.i*. , v. i foaled.
H..iii Minting .nci I in li.ii.: h.- , thi - i ip. ? . ? ic i
t. .ti ie i il. nun i.ni rn i.n In i ni.. Tliej in.- exeepuoually
kee ?' 1 .' - 1 -. lilli W !,e|i ll,.V ll,el", .lill,,|,,:. Ult] Wile tl).j
unable lo run with hun. ld Bot only beat them, but beal
.. any.
eora MASH win*- in xiii: USUAL way.
Lot I--, 'iii. *?. -,.i. 15, 11..- third da] .ii
Irlssltng ia.n ;,i the
on.
? Ile hesta, selling, for sparse ot 0400. Poola:
Bootblack 026, Monal b01"I>0onr Mash010, BeldtK) *--.iu'
Mash gol In bj B Bei k. Bootblai k lerond. two lengths in limit
,,i Moll ii ll. III ni I lim ' I i Si eoml li.-.U Pmill: Hour
Mii-'i *'.'".. li... .ll.link in*. I t tain**), ll. -i Hour Mash
non in ii nc k. I'liim.ilum *.. on i, ii length lu trout ol Bool
black ili.r.l. I ,i ie I KJ
H.ni i,i< .--I ... n, ? 'I !?,...'- Ilolj Fisher ?25,
i.-.i ll.!,- I, i ? il *7. Il.i|.e.lti. SS, Helli SI.*). I i.n. i
won i.i.i ? i ? i, I: .? I m.. ?? ? ninl, tn.i bali length tu front ol
Hold lian, t. il I line
Third rae. . of a in I lo. nurse of 01*00. Pools ,b
- 14. Il.i won i.i ,i length
and a half, riualtty ? i-ond, s length In front ol Keuuebec,
third, lime 1:16.
11,nilli raes Ji mlle. Po* ta OH,
Violin Oil, i latlei $b, tn ?! Flo. Violin w:.* Bril lu i.i a
lime il.i -.ni. .t length and a kali in (Toni ol
l .,;. I : ' li ,
m. . m. furlongs, tiie Belle Meade Ktak.B, gfiOO
ii'i.l.'.l. Pools 1-:.|.'-.'.' lim- . , ?: l. -..,. i:. -.'. M..i.\ *..,
.ii,, ll in- .ni -.-v.omi,
in front of Bannall, third, tims L:u**>
Miu l.oKU.I.AI'.D TO SELL HI*" BREEnntO STOCK.
i'n rn i.iu Ulai l aatonlsbed the sportini vu,] ii but January
with the .iiimi,un eiin-iit that he winii.i sell all lu* runners rn
minieg ami retlrs trom Hie tart Al the same time, bow
Brer, b* -tai.-I that li- would still itiiitiinic lo breed runuen
at bis !'..iin ma* i-i.ti.i.-tun. ni ina would hold annual lalesol
yearlings Ula breeding establishment contalni -nine nf the
choicest bred mares In America Now Mi. LorUlard again
aaloulshesihnliorsemeu.loi i ii I lo close out his entire
horse , bi tiruod i isres snd rouns
stock, ano" bas pis. ? il Un tn ittei u lbs handi ul I oionel 8, i>
Bruce.of TiW Turf, FtMAand Farm Tbe stock will bi Mid
D .it....ii thc Hiddle ol i'1-.t month.
lim Dwyei Brothers inn.' decided t-> w.**l out
theil liable ol ruuners and a lau-c drafl a ill be in.uh from IL
They will lie sold at auction after the does ol ii..- lu.h.kim
.lot key i lui. meeting Thens two sales amt thal ..I lbs horses
In training i>eioni<iiig lo Commodore Klttson, which lakes
place at Jerome Pars early in October, win place a great
n .mi thoroughbred borses on the market at once, bal at new
turf BBpiranta are all the time coming to lbs treal they w;ii
imdoubtedl* bring good arti ss.
CRICKCT AT PROSPECT I'AIUC.
Tiie return Butch betweea tin- Maahattaa and Nt-w-iia'.. n
cricket clubs aaa played ea tbe r.ira-ic uroaad al Proepeei
Part yesterday The IS?aahat4aaB were first al lbs wicket aad
scored73runs Darla with ii) sad ll. (..vue IB wats tin
I ghesi - .... i* The Kew Haren leam w.-n- only nhl., to
make 43 runs, Kui Hmltli being the only double-Agare saorer
with io. i'ii.- follow lng i- lbs full Mun ni tin- mat. ii i
M.lMHAI 1 IS. MKW IIA\ Kt.
vt nun'.i.rt i b w. i. whit.. ? Braithwaiteb Martin . ?
J. ii lian* b I'rie.tley .30 Miiltli i Ml.lilltl.il. h Mint.i, n
II (joynt iisiiciiii.nl..li. ii.-ititt run nut . 7
H. Jewelt b Priestley. 4 Dobson i Dansb Mamu... u
U. Martin b PriesUey . Q Hhepbenl e JeweB b Darla.. :t
i . i.. Middleton b white_ 6 Bay Smithe aad b Mmuu..iti
J. Phill.- c st lui*-, b mest- Durant ma oat. o
ley. 0 White ran oat . u
R. J. stewart b Beatty.0 Priestley b Darts. o
it it t'srrathen e White, Loretlay cTyers b Davis.... I
b Priestley . B Lewis not eal. s
1 - ei ii. lin! out . il Ki tra*. a
a. n*. Otter abeent. u
Kt till*. 3
Tol.ll.72 43
in s* .ti rai lui. o?naen wicur,
Maahattaa .'.m aa og 48 id tu M f,u n
Kee Has.ii. 0 B ll lg 17 17 30 3D 41 43
ANAI.YMS OF Ul I WI.I Nd.
Manhattan.
i i -. itiin* w.ik.tD. Maldena
Priestley. bj iii 4 3
U I ii. . I\4 30 2 t)
Hbeptierd . 'U 6 1 1
Beatty. 13 2 2 1
Priestley bea led a a Ida,
JTSM lim ,n.
Davin .Hil il I 4
ll. M.ifi.h. i-i lil 4 ll)
Davi. hoe led :i Bride,
empties Meeera. Bdwardaaad white.
III -,IN.MN(, A ii:nm* TOL'KN.VMKNT.
Tie Proepec! r.ik Lawa Taaala Tearmuaaal w-.t* bega
reeterday at the laag Meadow, Piaoaaet 1'ark. bu eaarta
t,,i I beaa nial ki il oat Inr thc linn ii inn i,l iii 1 they were ail oe.
? uiiletl until ilark. 'I he lim ian lal Ol inutl.iniu'i slnglen eas
I. in. in -.1.
The ladies'Bingles wUI bs played le*day, also lbs -
round Jt K-i.ti. m. ii * ungli ?*. I bi rc wei" ghoul 6>m present
yeeterdaj ..n i k-*"! teuiiis was pUyt-d. Hie lollowlug ls lUe
bioit- ui> io il. prue) nt i
as] ikmknc antoui iii>i BotrgOi
Thee Matwell baal -.. h. r.u. r i; ?.', 0 0.
?... H.' .I.ii ly beal W \ Tomi r 3 g. tl 1. ii 2.
I . l ian loll beal W A.Un.. 4 i., .1 0 I ?
Vi li -'? ? beti i h, Bl W A Powell 8-2,1 ^
1 i tn.,. beat a *i l.cv. i* i. ti 8 I
Charlean Dbtis beet J. W PotleiSl. Ol.
1. u Kepna beal D Morehouse O a ?? -
It i un . i..n! li H ftatU i*:..ill ii j 5 ? i. 2
Juan A Snjllb beat V. Hmii.ld ti 4 nil ii'.'.
Clyde N sn beat U ll li. ashae bj dela Ut
"A. li .niioii area a bj.-.
UTI II* I" i.n io At *! KAI.i 4.
Tbs champion aUddlc diotanes raaaei al Of wa-rkl,l 1;.
vi. i.. aaapranllalageasblea raraawlaan Sptewn billiard
.? rben a Tntavai rspertei laked kia. abeai kia ram*.i
ir.o la ai,.ii... i . - ;..?-ni, 'lahalllaaei kars fer the
BaUpedsa Un- ia?t nf heit ii,.uni, aalasB sams anlsiaaean ak
??.his Haloes Ibachamatoa al aa.traha lithe ama
I am m..*! ..ii im.i* te run. I shall uv ie gel en a match with
him l?l all thi m.| lie .ml hi* ii ii ml* , si. -irodui a
? v .ni bed distance iu s r*. ?? ? ilk Mkleas I "
?? ai, . i .ii,. ..v. i i... .,,,.1, seoaner ot aB.ile, i Jliedthe
n l shall nv in gel .nt stegle rates with hun at
Lo, ujO au.1 boo -raiiis, ul a sri.es ol r*vcos al all liutK illa
taneca, or I will bet his party to a standstill I can beat him
n "li'K-le race at any distance over MOO yarns."
M vera SST* ho never felt helter Ililli* life. Ile ls fast los
Inst hi* former Invalid appiaiianrc, hts rbc?t ls fllllnir out, and
hi* body la getting muru Beak He attribute* Iheebaagete
al* outdoor um wita the rai era this year. v% inn asked stout
George's recent breaking of Dm one mlle running ien.nl,
Ms. rs aat,I lo 11.1 nut think lt would pn*s it, tliiaconntiv. as
tim feat waa accomplished on a new bicycle track lately laid
on the I,Hilo bridge (Hound*, which was no! Inclosed, ai d
where there wa* nothing to prevent record break lag br cal
Ung across curve*. " One thing I wl*h you would publish," be
-.1 n com iti-ion. "ami that ls I am eel marking Ur ket* at
the rai na for any linn of bookmakers, as Lm ta ? " ' perta '."
NEYV-YOI.'KS WITHOUT A KI.N.
IIKATKS KY WASHINGTON- -HltOOKLYN UKFKATED
BY ST. LOCKS?A HF ON STATSM HIAVD,
" What's Die matter with the (iiants I " a.skc.1 an udr I '
baseball at the Polo Onmriil* yesterday He ?<eir <-<l to un?
derstand wh'-n Hm aavawereaatai "Oh, thaw r Kat area
1,000 spertntors Went lo Harlem to witness the BBBM "I lune
ba ? tween the New York and W I
t. il ssas -.sell played sud interesting, the only drawback being
ii,, ii. ibillty ut -t"- :o> ai players t<> gauge uie curve* ol" Vt'U
ard "Hbaw. Welch tried a new (tratacem, ma se,,.linn a
playei to lust lase on called balla. Tho Washington players
teemed to like the change for they batted tua ib-livi-iy hatd
and often
Welch waa batted hard la the opening tuning ami tha Wash?
ington nine took the lead hy toorina three ians. Kine* i"i
oft with a bane bit and Carroll did likess.ae. Krn-g alan made
atilt, niling the bases. Slunk Du li nude a l.i.-e lit IO lett
i entre llaM snd Hines and Carroll scored. Krieg was un. out
between first and a-, .uni. Stunk scored ona wfld pitch Ma
?torerana wore scored until the iightii Inning, when sfter
two men sven-.mt Farrell alt the baU far Into tfft geld lera
lum.emu. Tbe Washington pUyer* scored one aiori nu in
Dm i,11,hi inning, nilligan made ? lat to ceritre field and
(i'Kniirke allowed it tu pass him, OlUlgaa going to third on
Uie error. Ile ?wrnl on a hu hy bhaw. The aeon ssas us
follows :
W'aehtngton. 'r.'lbpo' a.; el' Btw-Torn. r. lt no; fl.' e.
Hims, c. f..? 1
Carroll,!. t....| 1
lan ell, 'J b... I1
Krieg. 1 l,.I ul
Shll.k. I. f. ... 1 .
Hom k. e.a.... <i 9
Ism.ss I, ., :i b . Il
nilligan, e.... 1
Shaw, p.I ii
Total.I T>. 11 - -'?: la
I, 2! 0 0! O'Bourke, c. f. ii l: Ul 0, 1
I 2| 0 0. Connor, 1 m..' o o l.'.| 0 0
II Ol 7! ll'Flnley, c., 0 1 ll
9 181 ll 1 VSai,!.. s.I 01 ll (I,
1 0 0 ll !t;cliai,!s,,|i,.lb 0 0 2
I 0 I Horgan, Lt.. 0 1 1
1 n S Ol lugl.y. r. f....| o, li 1
?J 2i ll (I Welch, p.I Ol 01 0
2| oi u. o Qerhardt, 2b.i o 0, 2;
Tut.il. :
4 0
:t 0
8 fi
Oi 0
1 0
a; o
4
Washington.3 0 o o o o o 1 1-fl
Ness York.0 0000000 HO
Earned rona Washington, 81 If ew.York, 0. Boase runs
Farrell, Two-base blt*?Horgan and Krt.g. Paned balle?
i, l. Wild pitches-Welch, 2. First base ob balls
ss., -ii.il. New-York,2, i-.i-i i. on errors wash?
ington. n; Ness-.York.'J. Htrnck out?Waablngton, Oj Ness.
lurk,a. L'lnplre?U race Pearce, Tuna?145.
Darksem stopped the game al st. George^ Btaten lal ? ??
Uie end of the eighth Inning wiUionl either m Ute opening
? During a victoir. Heveral hundred pinpi.-went to tho
Island to withes* Um nattle with the bats between the Metro?
politan and Cincinnati clnba. 'lbe hume players were unfor?
tunate in li.lng enahli ti handle D.e.r bats, lbe aeon ssas aa
Metropolitan. | r.i tbipo s.1 e. \ Cincinnati. \ r. ld/") a. '.
Nelson, cf....
Itosemsn, 1 f .
Meister, ?-' li...
Orr, 1 b.
Ilatikiii-.'ii... ?
Bi ?.-.. r f....
Ililli), it. c. .
M< La'ghlln,**
I ii n Corkblll.r.f..
II 1 ll, M I'll. e. Jil
1 o 1 Penni Hs-, as .
- ii 0 Mullane,cf
jin
?., lb ...
II I' .nev. p .
I), --iivl. i.
? itt i', I. i
<i 1
ii i
ii 1
1 B
-.: 1
ii Bl
I i
II 4
ii n
ii ii
4 0
a ll
il ll
ll' 1
a i
21 I
Total.I 3 a J-l 14, 6
Mas -, p.I O
Total .j :t|" 7,-jT;"i tj
? .nun.o oolloo }-3
? . ian.o l ti l ii l o 0-3
i. urned rnna?Metropolitan, l: Cincinnati, l. First baa* oa
balla Metropolitan, fl i Cincinnati, 3. Kir-i base on errors?
Metropolitan, 3: Cincinnati, 8. Left on bases Metropolitan,
7. i m. ,,m.ui, 4. sn mk.mi Metropolitan, 31 Cincinnati, 0.
?I..mi base hits?Metropolitan, M; Cincinnati, ."i. Phi.
base hit* Hankinson, 1. Two-ba*e hit* "ir, 1. Ilouble play*
? Kentn-nv, Mcphee snit Keilli ii .Stolen bases McLaughlin,
iioib.it and iiaiikinsoii. Wild pitches -Fechlney, 1. Umpire?
MT. John Kelly. Time 1 j.,.
About 1,500 people saw tho sanm at Washington P.irit,
Drooklyo, yestenlay, between tho Hrookiyu anil st.
Louis clubs. Tim cti.iru;i!o!is ssere fortunato lu hand?
ling their buts unit ss-on after a closo ami intHrestlus;
pine, i ho scons sv.is as follOWl:
Brooklyn. r. lu pul .j.r. Il St. Lout*, i r. 16,po
Plnkney,3b...| 0 0| 51 3, ll Latham. 1 b...
McClellan,2b.i ol 1 ii 2 1| uarui
s.saitss ii, r. f. o 1 l tu i? O'Neil, 11.
. , ..- 1 1 71 1 OilUlea*
M i . r.e. I 1 J 3 i' ii Cow
lint, li, I. t".. 1 8 o ii oltWeli 'i, ct.
sn,m., sa.I ii 1 ll 41 1 Fouls, ri ....
? link,, ., ii o 4 t;1 l Robinson 2b..
Porter, p.i i> ii 1 ii, lllBusbong, c....
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ii 8
1 1
I 15
1 1
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ih
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Brooklyn.? 1 0 0 o 9 n o 0-3
si. Lo.iis.1 0 12 0 0 0 0 X-4
Kami ? -ki\ n. 1 : st. Louis, 1. First bu*" on rr
min Brooklyn, 2; St. Louta.0. Left on na-. 3 Brooklyn, 7;
st. Urala, 2. Battery errors? Brooklyn, 2; st. Louie, 6.
Wild pitches Portal 8, Caruthei, 1. Pas! balls?Dushong 2,
< am k l, -nu, k bul Pinkney 1. Porter 1, O'Neil I, Co nlskey
1. Welch !. Wild throw* I lark 1, Porter 1, Mcclellan 1.
'U.i.-,-r.a., hit* Phillips 1. Tss.ise hits- Burch l.Caruth.
ii-i. i" m.:,- playie?clark and Piiiluiey, L'tupa-c?Hr. om.
'lan- I 0,
The Di troll i Inb w..r and loot.. g is ?? v.-.;. rd i\-. wi lb both
tin N.. is- Vork and Philadelphia clubs were beaten, i
.ii the la ague rai a i" dhu stand as tulluna;
fluht. ss.iii. Lost. Clttat, Won. Lost.
Chicago. 7H 26 ;Boston. *?; 6S
inti.ut . 75 80 st. Louis . 39 tifl
New-York . 83 ii'-' iKanaaeClty. W 72
Philadelphia. ?"' 30 IWaahlnalon. i~ 7u
The Ni w Vork and Washington clubs play at the Polo
Brooklyn and Cincinnati clubs al Washing!**^
Park, and thu Mi tropolitau and BL Louis clubs '?:'. -ut.-ii
...las-.
Peoph -. the catcher of the Kr. .Mya ? ? i-,. ?,.,., been laid ott
ss-;i'm,it pay iiiiK' he dei dca to plsjj Da.- ba.! as Voil aa I'l' ai
deni Byrne tl..uk* lu i ,.u.
GAMES IN ol HEB CITIES,
Ksv-s- <i is. s,pt. lg. Th. Detroit and Kanaas City clnba
plas.-i two game* to-day, ono In the morning and Du ?
the afternoon. Honor* ss. re .sen, ea. i. nine winnini! ? game.
McKeon'* curve* were baned allover
the tlehl lind the Wols i nias ss nu ca.-.ly by the follow lug
icol .
inti".i.1 0 I 1 2 8 3 li
Kainui*(ltJ .il I 0 1 0 il 0-2
Pilch' i - ' lona ay and Ki Keon.
The ai' 11 non game ss a* Suety ? oo teated, the Cowboys ss ta?
rin a i nob -t. smith, thi ia troita' ni ,s pin hi r,
ss i- Lille I all .,su the field, ssh,le th. . ursa - ,,r (ii.mt Whit
ney biitheied tin- s tailing plas ci- greatly. kV ore i
city.1 ll 1 ?? (? 2 2 1 0-7
Detroit.I ii n 0 u il 0 I ii B
i i..-? .-. City, 12; Detroit, 8. Knurs Knusa*
City, 0i Detroit, 7. Pilcher* Whitney sad Smith. L'mpire?
Ml. l',,ss i i -.
Bt. I ? is, Sept. !". 'The Chicago and BL Lonts clubs played
another cloae ami interesting game to dav which the diam
.ns ssa.n i.s (uperioi hatting. Flynn pitched with great el?
si, holding the Black Diamond* down tu u.i" hits, ita
ire ssa. :
-t i mia. toolon ii ii rj |
.1 o 2 ll ll ll ll 1 \ 4
Base btu Il Louis, 3: Chicago. 7. Errors?9L Louie, Sj
o, 1. Pitchers- Healy and Flynn.
K"-l"-.-. Sept. 18, The BO*UMI ililli tOOk the bin! ill the
Orel Imlng to day and defeated the Pblladelphla club after a
spirited cuni. st. The si me ss a* as (olinss a ?
Boston. 3 o 2 o o.i 0 5
Philadelphia.'J 0 0 0 0 tl U 0 1 1
Baan blt* Booton, ?: Philadelphia. 6, lat..rs Beaton. 6;
Philadelphia, 0. Pitchers Btenuueyer and Casey -Umpire?
Mi Murphy.
Al Pt Slbl.tie, Bl Li'iiUuH . I.
The Pittsburg and Baltimore game st UalUmors was post
pom '!..ss Ing lu lam.
BHOLI8U OKIOKOTeIis STRIKE A SJCAO.
BOarOV, s.-pt. la (Special,..?The cricket m.a. li bel ss, i ii hm
(iel,tleiueii ut KiiLrliiiul lind Die Lougsvood (lui. wm VptWeA
to-daj on the Longwood Uranada -u Breokllae, with UieLeasg
ss noils at the hat. Their taaiBga ? lo--.! with a ai ore of po
and thu visitors took their turn. Their la-i ss lekel waa tnketi
svith only 77 run*, which left Um langwood* 10 run* ahead
in the Ural inning. Hlaj wUl bc rcsumod lo-morrow morning
tin BngUab h an al 11.. bat
A MBMOBIAL TO WABEINOTOB TRTIBO,
S'.me of tim reaMenta al that portion of Tarrytown mada
laiiiiui- in Dm ssn; uga uf Waahlugtoo lisa,..- a* .-S'.w
Hollow " have recently orgaalted a commilto tor Un purpoao
ofratalng monay to complete in a aaltahle mannei the munn.
meiit io ss aaatagtofl Irving aureadj proiecMd. In Broadway,
Ui one ol the m.,<t central and charming portion* nt North
Tarrytown and aol tai frotn sleepy Hollow i rmi terjr, ssh, re
ia i rs-1 uk- tom h. ties an- tu I, u u.i a BMasiTe lower in connec?
tion wita Ute new St Mark's Protestant Eptafopal t hui. h.
(ls el Un- main entinm se ot the I l.ureh s?.U be a ia ..ct ss ith the
toiiussiiig Inacriptton
MEMO Kl si. OF WASHINGTON I KV I.vu.
Tin fatiiet -of Ann nulli Literature.
A genial and public spirited cit lien,'
A devoted ami life loni! churchn an,
Who mail.- th I* portion of Tarrytown fameua through his
i luiiie.-iaint moat widely known wrttinga. and boaorad
it by making here hlagravaJJ
Kr.-, t. .1 by Un- aontriboUona of maur admirers from vsrtoos
[...I tiona of Dim t'nlleil >Lit. -
The aaaaaalttoa has In hui'! satiita. tits- plana fur Die
structure; the foundation ia air.-aitv bulli, au.I nuder Uie
leaderahlool u>< rector of st. Marks, the Uer, Dr, hf. K.
r. herini-niorn. u impi-a. s.iiit, io complete a niuniiiia nt worthy
o! bim ss ho.se name ll .S lo bear.
A yoUSO RCS AWAY BBOVOBT HOME.
Alfred P. Vonni.', age Bfteea, the-on efOideoa Vooag, af
Hu Msrltune Exchange, ss!,., illsappoared from hi* borne. Na
17 i.u' at,u i.la. e. Brooklyn, on Augual -Ju, relurueit home
s ? -t' nias-. Ile uni m.t appeal clear rn ins mind about his
?tungaway, bul saul thal aa went io Prospect Park to ase
Hu- miniature yacht* sail, as he Intended when lo- left ins
boan* He et.ubi not timi his ii,,,,'1- whom he promised io
meei lhere and be crossed Uie ferry to this oliy. The neal
Dilutr tie km-ss he ss as at High Undue. He tell ashamed to go
hume and -tailed up Die riser, stealing tides pail ul the ssas,
begging lils I'mmI. ami ssalkam ssh. tl he could nut lillis SA Inn
he reached Cohoes he secured work ssii-i ., grocer named
M. .a me, sa s I uk bis name waa ' leorge Kia kin-. Begot Du rn a
week after bereft iii* hame, Mr. Mun.taw an advertlae
iii'ni of the missing Brooklyn boy offering a re ward of $600,
ami think n^ Ihal las m-w employe cm responded lo the ib-acnp
tlou telegiapbnd to Mr. Voling. A friend ol the lannis Weal
to Cohoe* amt briiiislit Die runaway youth hume ss.th lum.
He ss. ? perfectly willina, IO return to his hom..
Anu ann,-eu >iiiv.
AiivKK. 'ni Mothers.
/vi?> n r. Ki sun HKK-.
Mrs. WiMst/iw's Kixiriii.Mi HYiiti'should alwarabenaedtof
ClIll.lilHN lillll.a.. li s".ilill.s Uh) CHILD, SsiKI i\- I Ins
lillis, AI.I.SYs ALI. IAIN, (I UK- SVINii cul If, ami M tha lU-Sl
hl.Mltl.l lull luailitlliiiA. 1 welity-llve t UL- a butti s
*>
C. Ca SIkivih'. iiiiiiitif H'tiiri-r of sc.ilskin raj
aaaata and fashionable furs, win retail al loweel cash *iinie
sal* prlcea thi* month. Altering and repairing lone. Iraenloa
book sent tree. .Nu. 103 fnaoe-et, aeai Broadway.
DoRiNQ Folding Bro Co.,
?jj last l ith at. neat ?nada ..s
Lurgeal aasi.irtiiui.ts. lani, st ja ... s
- ? ??
Du. Lyons PlRrtCT Tooth PoWDBat
Au aTlagaat ioilHl Luxury, ll ? .i.t?.
Karl sV vVilaoo'l K. ft W. Iintnil of Iffm'i
Callara aad i uris ara um ne?t. -mid srarra i,. tn,
?- ?.
IlKNItV A. 1>\SIKI s, M. I>..
141 f.ei'n -tim ave., between J "'1 au I I'lth at*
liouia -:,.i.',io7 bteaaeee et the Nervous Hystent,
Ueuito I. mian i ir ii au*, liupoluuco alni aUu inly.
--a>
S'i TROUBLI TO Sw ii i ?>sv
In I'a-i'?? s ? I', Uets ' itbeuiiKUiiil ?? lillie lis.a pill* ami
DO pam ?i grtplngj Cine auk or lull..us h. ala. I.e. -..ni aloUI
a<.U, ami easaaas tim syalum aud boss ul*. JJ ela. ii s tal.
FIGHTING A HOT FIRE
*
AT
FREEHOLD, H. J.
HERRING'S SAFES
48 HOURS IN THE BURKING.
FIIF.KI...I.-I, V. J., Kept lil, 1-.?/-.
Mr safe-Herring's was tmtUUt tins moniing af:*-. ?t,
posure to Intense gael f-.r forlr e ij-!it hours, ?netti I Bah
eas felt l.y the BeegSS to BBS it t>i?:icd, sm! we w.n. ail
kjraeahre surprised to ani eas asaejnta, wortii aheal *ftM*R
iiiilujurtd. DAVID CLARK l'KIUtlNK.
HERRING & CO.,
The l.nrgt si Stile WtUUM in Baa World.
NOS. SSI AMI REE HIM) \ HW IV. M-.W.YOKK.
Friedrichshall*
THE TONIC APERIENT WATER.
" Under its regular use the appetite
lecomes markedly increased."
William Whitla, M.D.,
]','._}t. Jifl/uit anj ?,'.,-.? fimfitatx
USES.
I. As a ats fit/wry Aper imf. 2. Against
obstinate Cmstifttim, 3. At j C rr.- I /
Digestion. 4. In CVugtttt n und fu/mtm,
malton of the Dowels. 5. Aguiust Bl .
Disorders an J dill Stunts, 6. In the sue
(essful treatment of Pitts, ". por the Uno
ztntion cf Uric Aili, Gruvtt and Stone itt
the ELt.lder, and fer th* cure of Gout. S. A
tmluailt alterative and f uri fer of the / ',
cud au uttivt Diurttit, 9. A Ptttut Agent
sguinst Scrofuls,
The ordinary dose is a large wini*;e!asf-ful .4
ouncest. Most efficacious when takon fasting
and mixed with an equal quantity of hot water.
" / knew nothing at all equal ty
Friedrichshall. The LONGER it is
taken, the S^[A LL ER is thc quantity
necessary to effect thepurpise."
Sir Henry Thompson, F.R.C.S., Lond.
Cf al! Druggists und Mi nen,' Water Dee
NEVER BUT ONE PRICE.
Bedroom Suits,
Parlor Suite,
Sideboards.
ANTIQIE STVI.KS.
11 Buy of the Maker."
GEO.C.FLSNTGS.
101. IOU, IDS WEST 1 rr.!-*-T.
rnr.iiiftit* neena. Wood Mimic!*, end nil kinds et
< 1. binn Mull, in.tile to ai .iii' : i our I -li't Stree! lu. tory.
TBE Sn MT ll BiTUairT
OF 1,139 BBOADWAT, R, V.
Poll, it* in-pe. t an o- .1 -t'.-k of I't'titieini.i:'. t.i ' - ? .- .-tviSja.
perttiillltllv *? le. Ii.l ill lim.i|.. Iii; . - .SOD ill 1 ll ?? ?yr-CV
fiiit.-rlor to an>tliiim lb tin* line .i.i shown rn S'ea \ttia
l.t f.ir...
The mest sklllnd cutl rs of eelabllahed 1 : ll lien I -n
M* Ul eil fi oin 1, i|n I..11 fm n.v I in., in .1 ti. l.'i .ii.-,, li , . !.v.?r
mo with theil orders caa ri n m e-ettinas-armt-iits ta lan
hiirln'*t elr-srani <? un i o' ^n|??- lol Bi rn r- Monelda -.ri. ???.
1 bars secured .t special ? ott. 1 from the w,.i. iv Sue u li mse
nf Messrs. Hammond .1 Tauts, --f landon, fm tin- noak uf?l
niui.Nti ii ki im mks and coa rn orly.
1.0. inion i-tii l>. Im.im. ?>"?
LUM Mitti mw iv. \. i.
Moonstone Jewelry.
We have recently Kided many
Xt-w Designs to our assortment ol
Silver Mounted Moonstone Jewelry.
The designt are unique and sap*
dally adapted to Summer wear.
GORHAM MTG CO.
SlXV^aSMTTHS,
Broadway ami 1 Oils--M.
CARPETS
GREAT SPECIAL SALE.
1 ihmi i-i r rix THK i. * i i>i rn 11
VELVET- tsi'l'Klilt qi All I -. i.
IHMIY UKIMMRLM "BICnT I '**_**&_?__._____
AM- EXTRA -I YUH ?N*-.K*-J
AT AN IMMl-.NSi: 11K1U I I 'ION IIU'M lilt >?' ?? ' ?*?
SHEPPARD KHAPPI CO,
RlXVnlsAVB ami ISVaVaTB
THE "UOLDKN LUSTRE MLE11 I'.vl'E**
HANUINOH.
WII .LIAM i ??< K A. CO.,
Boto Maaaiactarera uni Pateatet-e, .
i,,,.ve W.n.*. Lewis. ' "^'j^n
Tfeaaa |it|?'r li?iiKiHk'? lilt" the besMlllfUl . ?! . v ??'
. , . .,,.? ne.-ti,,,,, mu Impurities and. bein* ?-? ???? r^*r.
brtce. sirona'* reoomioond tlie-uaelvM lor ail .."?"?-' _E__
I,,,,. ,.n tn.tiioif ? W4in int .1 iii.-..it*, i.'. im
UOt I'l. U*ff Ul Mini l!lt?ll,li*.l...
io aa essa .it ..ii ina principal aaraawasra
Tn $400
TO RENT
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