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MONMOUTH AND SARATOGA.
STAKE RACES AT LONG BRANCH.
THE CAMDEN AND EATONTOWN TO BF. DECIDED.
A lively programme will bo run off at Monmouth
Park to day. Including the F.atonlown .takes, lu which
Raeeland, Aui-elia, Little Mindi, Bradford, IYUroy,
Lady Primrose, Euros and others will meet at a mlle.
This will bo a stirring battle. Some turfmen say Ihat
Raeeland ls lame and showg signs of giving way.
Others Insist that he has not hud work enough. To?
day's running should clear up the matter, if the
horse ls seriously amiss his trainer. Rowe, will be sure
to know it sooner than any outsider, and ought to
heep him in the stablo. Raeeland ls very delicate, a
very hard horse to make flt and hoop flt. But If I..*
Harts tn day, Rowe must consider him flt, and he
should win.
The first nee should go to Shotover, who was j^.rh
Interfered with on Saitirday. Telle Poe ahould run
iecond.
The Camden Stakes should go to Chemise, Ransom
Bee ond.
Raeeland ought to win the Eatontown,, Aurelia
aecond.
Favor ahould win the fourth raee, Aretlno seeond.
Orfflamme will nm In this rare lor the Dist time In
nearly three months.
The Bard's condition yesterday was Utile changed
trnsrn Saturday. It ia not yet plain thai his lameness
is likely to be lasting.
Porter Ashe*e horses are nearly all ailing or lame,
and he intends to take Hiern bark to California soon,
but Flood Tide may stay here io heep his engage?
ments.
Following are the Hits of provable sdartei-s:
2:30 P. M.-FIRST RACE-HANDICAP. SEVEN FUR?
LONGS.
Name. Age. W't. Name. Aire. W't.
Telle Doe. 8 115 * King Idle. 8 i 08
Fred R... 5 115 i Valiant . 4 ! 96
Shotover. 4 110 Coldstream . 4 02
JOB Lee. 3 103 O fal eco. 4 S7
Nleci.ii . 4 100 Mary T. 3 am
S P. M.-SECOND RACE-CAMDEN STAKES TWO
YEAR-OLD-*- six furlong...
Owner. Horse. tin Wt.
J lt Hiiv.ii. RaiiM*m. Rsymi d'Or.'112
G. II. Merris. Volunteer. Speiidtlnlft. 112
J. D. Morrissey. Miss Cody. Billet. 112
D. D- Wl'hers. Chemise. King Ernes'. IOU
C. H. Raymond. Klpton.JL^.q'iols. KW
S.S. Brown. Inv-resuld colt.. King Alfonso.... 10?
J. B. Hat-gin. Fresno. Falsetto. lim
F. J. McDonald.... Hill Hames. R*.eiidihrifl. IOU
J T. Stewart A Son Ladv Lay. Faustus. 105
Davie A Hill. Sninir-. Bolus. H>6
Preakness Stable... Gendarme. Ravon d'Or. 1(>5
C. Lltt.letield. My Fellow. Fellow-craft. 105
P. Lorillard. Jr. 1'eregal.. Duke of Masronta left
D.I.McCsrthvlBro. Gertie McCarthy D::K- ot Magenta 105
J.A. A A.H.Morris Quien Ssbe. Voltigeur. IOI
1:30 P. M.-THIRD RACE?EATONT0WR STAKES.
ALL' AGES. ONE MILE.
Owner. Hnr?<\, Sin*. A_c. Wit
A. J. Cassatt. linns. l->lus. 5 320
J. ll. H?k-Klii. Aurelia. Algerlne.... 4 113
Chiostro Suhle. Little MInch. Glenell;. a 110
Appleby * Johnson Bradford. Glenga'rry.. 4 108
D.D. Withers. Fit/rev. Kine Ernest! 30*
J. D Mnnlaney.... Kaloolah. longfellow. 6 mb
A Belmont.-... Raeeland. B.llet. 8 104
A. Il-lnmnt. Ladv Primrose... The Ili-I'sed 4 303
F. Gehhard. Volunteer. Mortem, r... 4 1)0
4 F. M.-FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP. l's MILES.
Name. Are. W't Nam". Ase. wt
Favor . 0 .115 ' Boar . 5 304
Cambyan . 4 312 Rupert.. 0 3'to
Oriflamme . 4 112 Goano . 6 t 02
Aretlno . a an.'.
4 30 P. M.-FIFTH RACE-SELLING. SEVEN PUR
LONGS.
Name. Ape. Wt Name. Age. Wt
Plalsir . 4 108 Drake . 4 102
Tudor . 4 308'Ocean . 8 101
Grenadier . 0 107 ' Lucy ll. 5 300
Penleiinls . 4 305 Loulda . 8 I 07
Bela . 4 30S Charm jr . 4 '81
Unique . 4 302
B P. M.-SIXTH RACE-STEEPLECHASE. BHORT
COU Rs U.
Name. W't Nama Wt
Jim McGowan. 107 Willie Palmer . 181
Westmoreland . 100 Monte Cristo. 135
Will Davis. 157 McK-nrie. 133
Sim Brown. 140 Ballot, . 133
Ilas-aiiio . 142 The Colonel. 130
Retribution . 1B9 A-glers . IBO
Mentmore . 13H R-par tee . 130
Elphin . 187 Cbanllcleer . ISO
Charlemagne . 137 Rohst.iy . 130
Leroy . 137 Tenfellow . 130
Hayborough . iso Diablo . 130
?Schoolmaster . 13">
ELKWOOD WILL RACE NO MORE.
nOI*KLKS.*I.Y LAMK-THK RRTBIBS FOR TO-DAY A
PARAT?C.A.
Saratocs, Aug. 0 (Sifclnli.-Tomorrow will be the
seventh regular day of the meeting, with the Kenney
Stakes as the. attraction, which, hwfvy, has but IBU
starters, as all Hie clawi horses but two ihat were en?
tered are in hospital. Elkwood is now iu a bad woy,
fels near foreleg being enormously rwollen. J)r.
Sheppard hss beea .ummoncl io examine lt. Hopes
w, re ,,t flrst entertained that the .orso might te got
ready In the ?tiaoxvt Stni.es, at Baltimore, but the
middle tendon has given way and Elkwood has run his
last lace. The mp-rt that Mr. Gran won a large sum
on Elkwoxl ls not true, ss every ono connected with
the nalile expected him to bre.ik down, and his ownei
did not venture a pBBfiy on kim. But the Dwyors, on
tho contrary, ba'ked him so well f.r place that they
won more than the vain of the Mk*
Mr. Whestly put 1-7 p..linds on Terra Cotta, which
was prohibitive, and Montrose will carry ths top weight
to-morr,.w. \\ (,,-?--, r he c:.n rive Oarsman 18 pounds
ls a question whieh ls csuslng much discussion and
mad" the bettine between the partisans of each very
heavy. After ihe first po',ls were sold, Royal Arch
and Argo w-re 1. ft out. The betting was eVeu batu BBB
tlie pair, each bringing $J00. Although Oarsman has
won twice with lon weight tbe time has ls*en moderate,
and If the track is not too heavy to-niurrow, Montrosa
will outrun him.
1 or the lirst rsee. Que. n of Trumps msy win, with
Bootmaker or Alahe BBCond
is- .nd race-Wary hhouid win and Daruna mav get
I place. * "
Tin- entries are as ...Hows:
FIRST RACE-TWO YEAI-.OLDS. SIX FURLONGS
Raa_e. W'ti Name. \y,,'
Bootmakor . lin Lakeview . c,s
Si.l'ck .no;. Daley Woodruff..'.'.'." Bl
Allllho .Ti''-" isis .?. 95
.Miss Flood. I"-.* Mntram . . us
Oome-to-Taw . ld-.' Raliy . "" _'_
Uue. ti of Trumps. lnj
SECOND RACE?HANDICAP. 1 1-16 MILES.
Name. Wt j Name. Wi.
Da! . 110 j Wahoo . 10fl
Daruna . ins Hypocrite. po
Wary . 1071 Ten Hn-eck, Jr. ns
SmAfl Murray. Kn. Vo?hurg . 02
THIRD RACE-KEARNEY STAKES. ALL AGES.
1. MILES.
Name. W't. I Name. W't.
Mm.iifl* . 120 ' Areo . 108
Royal Arch. Ill ,oarsman . 102
FOURTH RACE-SELLING. SIX FURLONGS.
Name. Wt. ' Nam*?. W't
Rhaiiiioek . U'7 Lueay Jim. 100
Cupid . 1?B Carrie G. lui*)
poeatelle .J. TZTi so so. 81
Rels'une . K14 Joyful . 78
Tambourettn . ]iki
FIFTH RACE-IURDLE. lb MILES.
Name. W't I Name. Wt.
Burr oak. 347 ' Hm Murphy. 135
Pany . 140 I Evangeline . 123
Tho jiools sold were as follows:
lirst rac**?Queen of Trumps *32, Bootmaker *25,
Silleik |21. Alaho *14, Mis. flood BU. Come-to-Tsw all.
Daisv Woodi ul! |8, fleld air,.
S- mid-Warv +100. Waloo a3S, Damns |30. Judce
Murray |35, Dad ?38, Vosburg |81, Hypoerlto ?30,
Ten Broeik. Jr.. alli.
Thlrd-Montrov- a50. Oarsman 94b, Royal Arch IO,
Argo i*2.
Fon-lh?PoeaU-llo B16. Joyful B12, Redstone alO,
fleld B25.
Fifth-Tturr Oak 92b. percy elO. Jim Murphy BO.
Evangeline tn.
A light misty rain began to fall this afternoon and
lt still continues.
ARRANGING FOR A YACHT CLUB CRUSE.
REW-LONDON, NEWPORT AND THE VINEYARD TO
BE VISITED?BOATS OF MANY KINDS.
Tlie arraiici-nients fur this year's cruise of the
New-Yerk Yacht Club have been completed with the
exception of the points to bo touched it ls certain
Ihat from New-f/mdon the Hoot will make for New
port, but the* i rigramine after that will only ba d
eldi-d af the meeting on board tho flagship Ho rt TB
tomorrow evonlng. It ls almost certain, however,
that the cruise -will be extended no as to Ineludo rh,*
Marblehead regatta of fhe Ea. tern Yacht Club. If
this I--- done, the cruise will cover a period of about
two weelu.
Canaaodan F.lbrldge T. Gerry has rrarpolnte.
Goiiverii-tir Koriright fleet-eaptaln, a fact which bas
lieen learned with gratification fy thc elub members.
Of the Commodore's General Orders, No. 2, tho fol?
lowing are the salient points:
1. Tho vessels of the squadron will rendrrvnus lt
New-London, off Pequot ILiUfe. on Wednesday. Auirust H.
2. Captaine will jepoit atiosrd the flag ship on the
Mme evening at 0 o'clock.
3. KDeclsl attention la called to Hie raco for tbe cups
nmanl by Coolali! Owlet which will take place at
Newlyn, and al^o to the race for the cups ptBBMtn by
tbe Martha's Vineyard Club, to lie sailed for t.tt oak Binns
The dates for these races to bo Axed it the above meeting
of ihe captains.
4. The flag eft-leers announce their intention of pre?
senting s cnn for esch of the eleven classes, io bo knowt
as the '? Squadron Cruise Trophy." snd to be -sailed
for under the New-York Yacht Club racing rules and
allowances only on tho runs from port to port en divs
wlien there are no other races. The yacht In each (Ina
Mavin* the best aversge record at the end of the cruise lo
his entitled to the trophy, which will be of allver. sod
Bindiar In each class.
6. During the cru,l*o tho Owl snd the Gamecock
colors, with (be accompanying rhalleii^e cuds, will M
raced for by tht clc? and doubie-viill cutters on! dingles
belonging io the yachts of thr aqua Iron, snd the bullen
will be sui,j'-, t to challenges at any time, on one Bay*!
notice.
fl. There will also be a race for the ateam ind niphrth..
lsunches belonging to the squadron, the Hmo. conditions
and prim tar which will be hereafter announced by the
eomniodore.
Tha Mayflower, Volunteer, 6nc_.e_a, Alart, Prlacllla
and the new Boston schooner Marguerite will Join
the fle??t at Newport.
Winiam -Emory Gardner and J- Montgomery -Scat-s,
ol Boston, will bo honorary pieeit ol tho fleet.
Nib ir- YORK STILL WINNING.
TIIE GAME WON IN THE EIGHTH INNING.
GAMES IN AND AROUND THE CITY - ANOTHER
DEFEAT FOR BROOKLYN.
The N'ew-Yorh nine defeater! the Indianapolis tram
at the Polo QlOBBda yesterday after an iinii.ually ex?
citing game. About 4,000 people were pre-ent. and
the liveliest Interest was manifested In each. Keefe
pitched his seventeenth conweutlve victory. Ward
made a remarkable running catch In the last Inning
and prevented Hie visiting nine from tying, or pos?
sibly from winning the game.
The New-York players had been going out in quirk
order up to the eighth Inning, and the onlooker* were
a-s f-OOny As tho weather. In Hits inning the local
players rallied at the bat and scoiing three rons won
the gann. Thc wore was as follows:
r.ilbire.e. |?.
".ri li o'o
oi o* ll l| 1
0, I1 'li Oj 0
ni n ti I o
0 li 0 2! J
1* (l 10
.Vita- rorie | r.ilMpo' au *.' ,Jndlatiapollt.
Wnrd_s_.....|~0, J 9 "ll 0*][Seary, ll....
Bie.hsrds*o'_bl 1, 1 ll li 0;|Denny. Ph-....
Tlemnu rf..-I Ol 1' 1 Ol 0 Hine., o f....
Counnr. lb...., li lilli 0, '.'iOlasscock. as
O'Rourke. If., 1 1, - O' 0 llas.'-'.l. '-' b.
Rlsttery. c f . .* O' 1 0 0. li|K?terbrk. 1 b
Whitney. 3 b.l O'. 1! 1 1 0,McQ?ishr. rfi di I1 I 0 0
Twin*, c_' O' 0| O' 31 ?) Hhreve p.* 0, I). _\ 3
Essie, p.i 0 li 0,12 ll Bnchjey.a.. .1 o* l ?! B; l
i|j fiyn? SB., j Bj t\ w\k
Touis.'"jJiTo'S-igiri'l Toma.I ii 7.tt|ibI a
N-w York. 0000000 8 0-3
Indlanapolla. 10000100 0-2
Banal mns-New-York. 8; Indianapolis. 0. Flrrt
base by errora?New-Tork. 8: Indianapolis, l baft en
buses-Hew-York, 1: Indianapolis, 0. First ?-n*?- on
ball*?Connor 2. Beery 1. Myers 1. Stolen ba se*-Wa rc
L Richardson 1. Scerv 2. Strurk out-En Inn 1. Keefe
1. Se.-rv I. Denny 1. Hines 1. Glasscock 1, Bassett 2.
Hom. runs-Richardson 1. Thr.e.hase hlls-Seerv 1.
D.ni le ..;;, r?- Ke. fe. Ewlnc a.id Ward 1. Wild pitches
Rhren I Passed balls-Kwlng 2. Umplrc-.Mr. Kelly.
Tlme-2.10.
The Brooklyn nine was again beaten at Washington
I'ailt yesterday Ixtforc a small crowd. The score was
ats fellows.:
/.oiriai-lf'*."-j r. I'lhTpoTo.!*. i| Drooklvn. I r.|lfc]p*.| o.i ?.
Mack, 2 b....i~i| l|~lif"i'|'b I'lnkney, Sb. (>! 0 ol O 1
Collliis.lt. ..I ll I1 a' Ol 0 O-ilrleu. lt-...' 0 0 _ o| il
Wolf, ss.I P 1 2 4 0 (sruihers. D..I 0 0, 2' O' 0
r.rownir.e, c t 0, 2. 2, 0 0 Fonts. 1 h.... 1 Ol Oil 2 0
Kurlns.rf ... I Olio 2 Mipiih.ss.| ll1 0 2 ii _
Andrews, 1 b O' o 15 li. 0. clark, rf.1 Bl J B 0 0
Werrlck, 3 b? I 0, ll 1 4 0 Radford, e f.. I Bl 0 I 0 0
" 11KHB c . 11 o 11 0 0 Ilnrdnrk. 2 h.' 0! 2' S| I 0
Totals. ll s;-_*7Tili" 2,1 Totals.l'l)* 4'-T'lii 3
Louisville. 00000002 0-2
Ilrooklvn. 00000000 0-0
Runs carn*-d-Louisvl!le. 0: Brooklyn, 0. FlTst base
on ertora -Louisville. 2: Brooklyn, 11. IWt on baacs?
Louisville. 7; Brooklyn, n. Win*, base on bai;?
Caruthers 1. Stolen Leases?Browning 1. Struck out?
Andrewa 2, Werrlek I. Vaughn 1. Two-bas.- hltis
Colllns 1. Kerln* 1. Double plays-Ilurd-'-k. Sir.lth and
Ee.ntr 1. WI11 pltches-Ewliig 1. Umylre-Mr. Fer?
guson. Time-1 :2?
? The Jersey City club defeated the Elmira nine at
Jersey City yeeterday after a w?*ll-playcd game as
follows:
Jortoy City ...00000012 0-3
Elmira ....00000101 0-2
Tho League and Association records to date ar**
as follows:
League. Won. 1,0s _. p. o. -(Mort .Mon. Woa. Loit.p. e.
New.York. bi 2? .054 Kt Louis. 68 J7 .uni
Chicago . 48 'Al i?'li AlblstlO. 50 3d .Bil
Introit . 47 33 .517 Brooklyn. bl At .ol'.)
PlniKleiphle... WS 81 4fc7,C'lnriouatf. 49 Bl .612
PltlsMirc.. H ?? -4.Sa lliltlmorft. 3H (4 .43'-)
Basion . 37 4*. .451 Cleveland. BO .".0 .Alb
Iinlianapolis.... 31 40 J*. Lonisvtlle. :il f.l .378
Washington_ 3u 61) .375;K?nsaic'itv. ... 21 67 .2*7
WASHINGTON DEFEATS DETROIT.
Washington, Aug. 6.?Almost perfort fielding, rnaterl.
ally ald'd b.v the loose work of White, enshled Hie Sena?
tors to defeat the visitors to-day. The visitors batted
lither hail", but the hits as s ru'.o wero well s. 1 trt"d.
The fielding of Daily was parti: ilaily fine, snd one of his
catches of a long fly when the bases were full saved st
le.sst two runs, and *vas greeted with great applause.
The score waa:
Detroit .. . .10 110 0 0 0 0-!
Washington . ..11000201 0?5
Basehits?Detroit, ll ; Washington, 7- Errors-De.
?rolt, 5; Wasblnetnn, I. Pilchers?Conway and O'Day.
Umpire?Mr. powers.
The games ai Boston, Philadelphia and Cleveland were
prevented by iain.
At Allentown?Allentown, 1 ; Wilkesbarre, a
At Syracuse-Albany, C,; Syracuse, L
Ai Rochester?Rochester, T; Troy, 0.
THE CLOSE OF A TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
The rain yesterday battened to a dov- the ladies levita?
tion tournament of the Staten Island Athletic Club. Ths
last game wn l^lng played for second place In mixed
doubles. Miss a. Larkin and A. R. Larkin, of the ?? Far
and Near'1 club, had won the first game In the second
round (11-9), against, Miss G. Williams and P. Jehnaaa,
of Btatea Is'and, when down cai'..- Hie rain, and lt wae de?
cide! to (nd the centost tey a toss, Mia* and Mr. Larkin
winning. The lady roc-lvcd a silver racquet breest pin.
and the young man a turtle cuspldore. Tho ladles de?
clared that the iniiinainont ended " sweetly,"' as every
player was presented with a box of fine bonbons before de
piiui'ig for homo.
.-?? ? ?
THE STALLION ATLANTIC DOING TO ITALY.
Thc famous blaeh stallion Atlantic with a recoil!
of 2:21, has been In Demon A- Shaw's Rink Btablei
In Jenny City lillee July 22. walting to lie shipped
to Italy. Tho lini-so was owned by " Andy Welsh
Hie well Known Western bookmaker, and was Bold ley
him to tho Messrs Magnanl for 818,000. They al-r
bought ibo bay mare Valkyr fm 80,000 and the twe
were Ihlpped un hoi-*- to be sent to Italy for lireeilln;;
parpom. While on the eai-s Atlantic caught 1
severe cold and on arriving In Janey city was placed
under the can* of Dr. McIntosh who brou ghi him
through. He w-in lie ihlpped I" Italy mi Tu-silay,
The mar. ls already th"ro.
MA YOE HEWITT BEFORE THE GRAND JUE 1
TIT.TIFYING TO ALLEGED LIKED BY "TIIF
PRESS"?NO INDICTMENT YET FOUND.
Mayoi Hewitt was one of the earliest callers on thc
Aupist Grand Jury, whir): began Its session ynterday.
He had bern In consultation a few days before with
Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald, who itu* te*
quested to a-c<ttnln whether certain statements made
In -'The Pros," a dally newspaper ol Hits city, were
sufficient to form the basis for a criminal complaint
against the _ani_gen of that papi r. Mi*. Fltr.gerali]
apparently thought the matter worthy of the attention
of the Grand Jury, for they had hardly retired lo theil
non and organized before Mi* Hewitt was summoned
as a witness. The statements which Mr. Hewitt ron
hiders llliellous concern the dealings nf MeBSTB. Cooper
Howitt ,fc co. with their employes at their Inui winks
at Ringwood, N. J. Various acts of oppression bari
been charged in articles published from dav to day,
and Mayor Hewitt has been exceedingly Indignant
He hus denied the statements vigorously, but no re
tracrlnn lias been made. Tho proprietor and min
aging editor of the paper aie Raid to be the perm -
again&t w'ioiq complaint li. specifically made. Tin*
Grand Jury did rot lind an Indictment yesterday, bu
it was rumored ihat one might be found within a da_i
or tw,,.
Judge Marline, In his charg--* tn the crand Jurv
spoke of the necessity of protecting officials fmm fal?i
iiliuso, -which might bring them Into discredit, to tin
harm of Hu* community. He made no allusion n
any particular case, but said that the Di-ulrf Atior
ney lr,d h:is;ne-.s i-i lay l.e.'!ro tho Grand Jury, willoi
lt would be their diHv to consider caieliilly.
The Mayor speni ale,ni an lunn in tin- Grand Jun
room. Both watrtet-Ateorney Fellows and Assist ari
District Attorney i lt 1 gerald were -with the Grand Jun
hs adviser-*. Ihe Grand Jury ad]iuii-ned tat the das
after a short se's.sion.
A SERIOUS STARRING AFFRAT.
TWO TOURO MEN WILL PROBABLY DIE FROJl
wocnds RECEIVED on a FERRYBOAT.
What win probably pron a fatal nabbing affray, 0
which twa bfOtben were Um victims, occurred lan* o
Sunday night 0:1 tho ferryboat George Wellington n
Grandst., Brooklyn. Among the people who hm
Waited for the boat wen < laotian Schneider and hi
wife, of No. 89 1 "lane. *-t., who had BpeaB UM <? m
lng willi frlcii'l** In Ten EycWst., Brooklyn. Near ihci
wei-c Thonn and John Campbell, two youn^ nun, a
No. 68 lin -t., who wno ii* 111 rn hi i; from a picnic an
was somewhat hilarious. Schn>-|i-*-r took offence a
theil actions and glance* at his wife and spoke to the-n
At ibis monea! the gate opeii,-.i and as ihe pa*
nafen erantfod togeih-r in gening on the hos
Pell 110Mtlf Wn brought etan to the brothers and _
stnieli 7 Doiiias Canpbell In tha fae*. Th<** a-s-sllee] ma
struck back, and then Schneider drew a stout Ja, I
luilfe and pliiiige.l lt Into ( ampti**>U'. abdomeii, Inlli. I
lng a dung'iioiis vviund. He lunged at John (-anipbel
arba rn-h'-'l to lils brother's aid, In the same lashlei
and wounded him Rlmllarly. The spectators selie
him t.efiue he coulil do any more harm and he wa
placed under arre-t.
The wounded mon wej*c speedily taken ti the Easter
(Matriel He.siiltal, but lt ls not likely that either ul
recover. ?Schneider was taken before police Justit
haober yesn-iOaj and wa* committed to Rajrnoa
Mraai Jan without ball Ba smd iii.it !,? i.s.-,i /,i
knife lu self defence,
jo iiusoft rim "XAScnv.s7F.it BABTTBE"
A meeting of the vrler-ins of Ihe Ii Uh Itepublp ni
Brotbt-ihood was held j-sierdaj- alb-nioon In Ilaleyo
Hall, Thlrtyllfih st. and Third ave., lo arrange for
fitting celebration of the anniversary of the executlo
ol tho ? Maucbeiter martyn.? lt wn *mnouoce
{
thst Cooper Union hart been hired, and that prominent
speakers would deliver addresses. ibero are at pres?
ent more (han |00 memliers of the B ro Ih" rh oort, all
of whom took part In tho Fenian l.cbclllon In Ireland
In lh07.
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MAYOR HEWITT'S ASPIRATIONS.
PLANS THAT TIE CANNOT CARRY OUT.
nE WOULD LIKE TO HELP THE POOR, BUT HE 18
NOT A CANDIDATE.
Mayor newitt came back to thc rlty yesterday after
having passed Sunday at Ringwood. A Tribune re?
porter called his attention to the newspaper stale
ments regarding his candidacy for re-election, and
ashed him If lt was a fact that he was to be con?
sidered In the raco for a second term.
'? You want to know," Mr. Hewitt answered, " ll 1
am a earullrtato or not. Well, I am not. I don't
want to la Mayor. I don't expect to t>o Mayor. I
shall not be Mayor again If 1 can help lt. But lt
will tie Hmo enough to decline a nomination when lt
has boen tendered to me. So lar no one has ashed
me-no. I won't say that, because Individuals have
been to see me about lt, but no political organization
bn asked mo to bc Hs candidate and lt will be tlrao
enough for mo to say what I will do when tho occa?
sion arises. I will say this, however; I have felt
and 1 do feel that If 1 wei. strong enough I would
like to be Mayor for two years non to finish up the
business that has been started during my term. There
are several things that I would Uko lo see done ihat
there ls not Hine for this year. I have nearly Ave
months left, but there ll a great deal to do, and 1 am
going to finish as many things as I can and start as
many more good things as possible In that time.
"Take the small parks for Instance. During my
term we have started the Mulberry park, Corlears
Hook Park and tho extension of Hie East River Park
-that's three. 1 want to get live moro of these
small parks, and If tho Board of Health ard the Da*
parimont of Tarks will assist me I mean to have
eight of these parks started and under way this year.
We are not Hnilie.l a. to number, you know, although
we can expend but 81,000,000 a year, and If the
lieiard of Mieet Opening will stay by me?they may
not havo the courago-I will Imo at least eight of
these much-needed parks for Ihe poor stsrled before
my torn exp!nB. I believe In small paras and 1
believe In ta.xlng rich people to pay for them. Thp-e
small parks are a necessity. Everywhere you go In
tho city, vheicvor thor, ls a little pmhllo 1mm'the
bunting of tv waler pipe or any other cause you will
nee the children Hoe liing around ll with their paddles
ami stlcl.s lt ls a cry of nature. These parks
.hould supply a playground for Hu* rhlidien.
"Another Hiing. II I were to remain In this office
two years more I think 1 could convince the working?
men that 1 am their best MsaA 1 Bmw tInt l am.
Lui Ihey do iiot--not all of them, home, a few, do.
hero and then In tin* city, ami aw willing to mtg
nlr.e lt, but the larger number look upon me as sn
enemy. 1 am not. I am ih.lr friend and they will
seo it In time. I an. for tho rights of property, but
I also believe In the rights of men. Now, if tbe peo?
ple could hear mo say aJl this they would probably
want mo l-o-electod. And If, without any ail lon on
my part whatever, but leaving me freo to go right
on with my work here aa though no election was In
progress, they should walk up to Hie polls and re?
elect mo, what could I do I I am not ono of the
kind to shirk a manliest duty.
'* Bin I am not consult I nfl politicians or In any way
looking for a renomination, or even considering the
question of accepting one. I will not gel any. Ne
ono wants to glvo mo one. When lt wa.s offered mo
before 1 asked my Tammany friends what ihey ex
pei i'-'l lo geL They answeiud * nothing,' but 1 hnew
(hat they did ar.d 1 told them so, and ili.it they would
bo greaiiy disappoint.-d In me ami would not get any?
thing, ihey said that they were sallslied and may?
be tiiey art*. Lui I see that som.- ot the papers charge
iliat i promised io appoint i harley Alien a Commis?
sioner ol Accounts and have in other ways broken
laith with Tammany, lt ls false."
ODORS FROM THE GAS WORKS.
TIIEY ARE OFFENSIVE BUT NOT DANGEROUS
COMPLAINTS TO THE HEALTH BOARD.
The offensive odOH from the E'|uliable Gas Light
Company'! worka ai F1nt-*are. ami Thirty ninth it
have boon tba cause of complaint! io tba Health
Bond recently. Conmlntoner Bryan! told aTrlbtuia
reportof ynterday that plans for abating the
nuisance were under eonaldentlon and that some
action probably might bo expected soon. "Co bl
Mr. Martin, the chemist of the de part ment," Dr.
Bryant said. - He knows all aboul the matter.?
"Tl:e bart smells cine from the purifying boxes,"
said the chemist. '-Iron mixed With sawdust ls
placed In tba boxes through which the gas is passed.
Tba sawdust is usoei only to keep the -mail pteen
ol iron apart, and iin* ini.ituri* is called Iron-sponge.
As tiie gm ptain through the sponge the iron ab?
sorbs tbe sulphur ron,pounds In ihe gas. Aller the
?Sponge Ins lorn In use for a week or ten days lt
has ni s,,ii,el n niiicli sulphur thai lt falls to purify
Hie* gas. Then tho boxes must be broken open and
refilled with n in-sh supply ot tbe Iron iponga, Tba
old sponge is iproad mil on the pound to cool and
become oxygenized, alter which it is nady fm u-?
again. It ls after tho bun aie broken open and
while the Iroii-spongo is OXpoeed to the air lhal the
offenilve odon aro thrown off. The odor ls not
poisonous. The L.|u|tai*le i,a.s Light I ompany I- tba
mny company In this city that uses urni Ipunga
io purity ii.e gas. other eompanln un tho lime
jun..-ss, Whick ls oven ni',re dis.ign eable, but their
aorka fortunately ap- nut near hourn axeepl the."
occupied by theil own workmen."
bin. BEEEBAE TlUSKS TUE TATEEXTA UlCTlT.
Corporation Cmtmel Beckman yntordaj sent a
lengthy opinion to Controller Myers in answer to
question mked by the latter regarding aUowanen
Binda b> the A-tbedud Commtiflonen tu th.h*
trai-loi-s for tunnel excavations Hillside of ceriain
linn, ii,'- qii.-siions Involved i ie legaUty of t:,n
payment! nude by the tiontroltor te the eontneton
i.pun tho basis of ihe "typical cross lectioo* adopted
December 18, 1887, by the Aquedun Commissioners,
god whether such payment! should be continued.
After exhaustively defining tba powers and di'les
of the Commissioners and their acts done in pursu?
ance of law, Mr. Bookman concludes Ihat payments
nj on estimates of tlie chief engineer, certified as cor?
ie, t by the Aqueduct Commissioners, are lawful.
The question of tba adoption of Hm lo-eaOed typical
(ron-scrinm is shown t,, bo unimportant in so tat
as the a<*r- of the Commlaslouen an within th>* nepi
of ibo power eonlerred upon thom by law, and are
performed in good faith, ti.cir Jurisdiction and au
i ho: ity cannot bo questioned.
BOBE WRE8R Alli mn tue davie?.
Th? bug" William H. Mell *n leen about soo mothers,
babies, and young children for a sad down tho lound
yesterday. The excursion was the slxih for the season
(Ires uiei'-r the auspien of n,.- Banita-ima for Hebrew
Children, and the t,,tai aaponsa was defrayed bv Stern
Hr,,tin-rs, th-- Bry gooda seersbaata Tho starlin..- pant
m.- ibe pm at tho foot of Eaat Fifth.st. Tliat tit* trip**
have ben much appreciate 1 ni pr.,vd by th" fact tint
there were moie BpplleantB Hun Ih'-rn was room f..r. .lt.!
I* * i nt Nathan, of th>* Bebrew Sanitarium, v. Ioi look
tba Rekala bb the gangway, tad to reject s,,me burly boys
who srete better able lo heat tho cur's heat than on**.
tWB and three year old brothers and sisters. There was
i geed desi of toleration shown, however, and wherever a
mother with a puny, pale-!Beed fatty wan d'-slreein of going,
sh- aral band"! a tlck't whether IL-br"*- e,r Christian.
Hezekiah Behn, Mm treaavrer, also ;i*tributcd a number
of free tick- ts tn Rockaway to some needy mothers. Thc
bargo Balled shortly after IO o',lock ani treat as fsr an
Blamford, ret'irnins at ii Bedeck. Then was plenty ol
good ntebin on l.e.aid and tb-* sall was much c-n.oycd.
7TIL' noi'Y nv BBOTRBB BOBBBT nnovciiT BOB!
Tbe body Of lin.thor Hubert, of i!.<* Third (Mtf Ol
st. Francis, who wan* hilled Saturday evening at tin
Greenlawn Station of tho Long island Railroad, WM
brought ynterday to th** College of BL Francis
Hallie st., Brooklyn, where he llvod. Hi, name wa'
Maiti.v I'm,I, au*, he was a nail..* of Dibllti. Ill
;aineii ii,,, oni.-i fem yean ?-*-? an l has sn*oe ther
taught ono of du i-ins-.s m Hm parochial school B
rt Miry. Rar (f tl'- feia ('mi I st. .?, siicmn to
i|iilem mass will be cel-brated In tho chapel ,,f M
i ram-ls College to-day. Tha burial wm po in Hoi*
Cmos Ccii.c-u-i y, J-'latb isl,.
V.ll'T.LLEI) TRUE A ROWISC CLVn.
Tba Mi tnpellma Rowing Club bmi bi tba Menai Merill
Hotel list night. l'resid.iit Julius Marr ptOmUUi Thl
ipaeial nandun inpalatad t" consider the c.*,.,. .,r Boee*
fort, charged irllh selling a Beuhll race ,.f the ,-jnb bi
hotting against his cow. mal*, lt- r. port, and in s.e.rd
ance th-1- ?<itii ths einp voted io ex[?-i Boepfert
TM commit iee stsied lhal lt enid lind no neal al th'
chargo of Millaa ihe race, hut lt found him guilty of un
gentlemanly naim and persistent neglect cf duty, foi
which Hie expulsion waa recommended
A WASBUOTOB BRAVTT AT Lose, BEAEOM
Mis. c. K Davis, the ???' of th.* Minnesota, h.'nafor
who ls naaMand one ot the relgnliig l.-iutles st the N's
iloiiai Capital, has |,een In N>-s Ve,ik for several dsys
i,, MBBpanMd hy her sister, Mrs. Ague*, pm br Mrs
in,ahas ii, of washingion. They aron Hainan m .i? V],;ni
hui have all gone to Long Brain h for a few days. Senna
Dav la has goos to Sc Paul for a brl--f visit snd Mrs
Div ls will only remsln st the Brsnch until his return
lltr first winter at Wa-V.ngi.eii seems In nawlao ta havi
lessened ibo peaebblow tint of bet fair Wtai??o cheeks.
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-Conerossm-in John M. Farquhar, nf Buffalo.
? nd Jenn Jarrott, of Plashing. BREVOORT-Munt
Halstead, of Cincinnati. FIFTH A VENT I -Senator
BogBM lisle, "f Maine; ex -Senator Warner Miller, of
Herkimer, N. Y., and G. Avon Lioyen German Consul
lt Baltimore QT-jJTT fWlgt Samuel W. Eordyce and
R. 0 Kerens, of ft TjUda, nnd Paymaster Georg" E.
Bendee V. S. N. HOPTMAR-Blf Alfred Sherlock
Gooch, of England. WE-sTMINSTEK-Margaret Mather.
W1NDS0R-S. H. IL Clark, of St. Louis.
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.
Monmouth Pirk races. Monmouth Park. 2:80 p. m.
Dry.Goods Mon's Harrison and Morton Club, No. 2J4
Broadwsy, 2 p. in.
Coroner's Inquest in Bowery Ure snd bobtall-car icel
dent.
Emleratlon Investleatlnn ty Congressional Committee,
Westminster Hotel, io a. m.
Board of Aldermen. City Hall. 1 n. m.
Executive Committee of Trunk Linea Mr. Pink'! offlce.
New.York and Hudson River A-sseclatlon camp-meeting,
Sine Sing.
Meeting of New-York Athletle Club, club-bouse. 8
p. m.
Wost Side Republican Club of XIX th Assembly Dis?
trict, a p. m.
NewYorklndlanspolls baseball match. Folo Grounds, 4
D- m.
Mayor Gleason-Long Island Railway case, before Judge
Bartlett, Brooklyn.
Oriental Club annual excursion to College Tolnt
Woods.
Harrison ind Morton Protection Club of XXIIId
Distrbt, ThM-ave. and One-humJred and si xth-st.
1 lld snd Police Commissioners meetings.
Music, In Tompkins tSouare by Eben's Band, 8 P- m.
NEW-YORK CITY.
The long-established New-York firm of Rossiter A
Sktdmore ls to succeed to the California dried fruit
bu-Mnese of William T. Coleman A Co.
recullaj-ly appropriate, considering the -weather
yesterday, was the quotation furnlbhed by Shake?
speare Almanac from " Tho Tempest" : " Make holiday ;
your rye-straw hats put on."
''? Uncle" Rufus Hatch ls In deep dlstreai over the
loss of his highly prized silver watch on Saturday.
lt was endeared to him from the associations cf
his early days and tfniggles, no Ieee than Its com?
panionship in later times, when its tick reminded him
that he hart plenty of that commodity at his com?
mand.
Secretary Sheehan, of the Aqueduct Board, wa*
yesterday engaged In preparing the contract for Shaft
24 of section A of the new Aqueduct, awarded io
O'Brien A Clark, the lowest bidders, for fr-.-tA'i'i.
Among the passengers on the Servla yntocdny
from Liverpool were the Rev, George Anderson aud
Mrs. Anderson, the Rev. Mleh-vl Flt age-raid. Slr Al?
fred Sherlock Goode, Lieutenant-Colonel and Mns.
p. c.. Hewett, S. R. Honey, Dr. J. D. Macdonald, the
Hov. J. Mc Elicit lon and Canon O'Sullivan.
" T. K."-Your solution of the prison problem?the
only one yet received-correct.
The storm tore tho gravel from thc drlvee In tbo
Parlt. Workmen wore engaged ye-terday laying
down more gravel and rolling lt.
An uptown gi-occ-y store ls distributing to Its
customers eaxpenter's niles a foot In length with the
electoral votos of the St-atei neatly carved on tho
bach.
The Ancient Order of nibernans will have Its annual
picnic and games In Jones's Wood on August 15.
At the auction salo of California fruit yesterday
peaches brought fl IO to 81 fifi per case; a small lino
of Harriett pears ?.-. 3tri:fr'l 02. Plums ranged fiO cents
to $1 35, tho latter for eome of tho largest ever sent
here.
Now doth the Bowery boy shout " not corn I" and
the weary traveller pay a nickel and gobble lt down
although lt is plasterod with car grease and oleo?
margarine.
The 6lsters of Charity of St. Vincent's Hospital
have organized a beneficial association. A payment
nf 25 o?*nf* monthly sconi-ee to members treatment af
the hospital In time of Illness.
Mary E. Schaeffer, who lt ls alleged set Are to her
apai-tmor.t.s at No. 138 East Borentb-Bt., on -satur?
day, was arralgr.ed before Justice puffy at the Rues
Market Bulloo Court yesterday. Her husband, nenry,
wa* also a prisoner, and they were hold without
ball.
The towers of St. Patrick's Cathedral will be com?
pleted In November.
The next Roman Catholic church In thn Archdio?
cese of New-York to be consecrated will bo tha_t of
St. Patric];, in Newburg.
The examination of candidates for tho ecclesiastical
state will take place to-morrow evening In the hall of
tho Cathedral school In F...-M Fiftieth st.
Charin D. Kellogg, the treasurer of the Bartholdi
Creche on BedlOW'l Island, ac lin trw led gos the rei'olpt
of cl-7 In aid of tba Cloche, lurther contributions
may be directed to him at No. 21 I'nlverslty place.
Thomas 1*. i;lr.,|y. Prank Quinn and C. E- Owens,
delegates from this city to the convention of the
United order "f American Carpenters and Joiners at
Detroit, Mich., .et out ynterday for that city.
Tho St. Aloysius Sodality of the Church of Br. Vin?
cent do Paul ha/1 ths-dr annual excursion yesterday to
dscawana Island.
Coroner Levy decided Int week that Julius Willis
died fmm natural causes, but yesterday Mr. O'Dwyer,
the family's lawyer, asked him to Inv.-stlgivie tho c;vh?
further, as ),o believes that Mr. Willis died from 111
treatment at Ward's Island. Cormier Lory will take
up the case again.
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BROOKLYN.
Corporation Counsel Jenta l.a-s hoon asked by Po?
lice ( oinnilssionor Bell for an opinion a-* to whether
tho troekmen aro bound to obey City Works Com
lul .-inner Adams In moving fn ni tho stands tbey have
occupied I" the now stand In i inton-sl., and on what
department devolves tho duty of enforcing tho order.
Mrs. Catharine _, Ho.lgos, widow of ex-Sheriff An?
drew Ii. Bulges, and mother of ex-Asseml,lyman Al
fred ii,,.|ges, died yesterday at No. 4'n; Bedford-are.,
at the age- of seventy. Bbl loaves two children. The
funeral will uko place this evening.
A horse which exhibited symptoms of hydrophobia
was shot In the stable of the Smith Trucking Com?
pany at Canloo-st. and Park ave. yesterday. It was
liitten by a dog which appeared rabid about Bra
weeks ag).
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DIED AT osv. BVEVBBD ASD porn.
Thomas MeCaRrey died on Friday, age one hundred
and four, In the Home for the Aged Of Hie Lillie Ms
tors of Ibo Poor, No. -J07 East BOYentletb-Bt Tia wns
born In Ireland, where he spent the
panter part of ins life, llo wal always a strong
champion Of Ireland's liberties and took an active
part In many of the most stirring events which have
happened m that country during the century. About
four years ago h*-* became childish and was taken to
Ibe Hmiio where he died. There ls another renie
linrian at the Homo, John Downey, who ws* ona
hundred and one years old last Beptember, and who
istlll retains tba use ol all his faculties.
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A nnOOKLYS VARTY OFF FOR C11AVTAVQVA.
Three hundred members of the Urooklyn ChautMQU
circle, of i?,tti se'\os ami all agee, yeeterday morning
-tailed by the Erle Railroad for Chautauqua Like, where
they win seek laleUsetual Improvement and snjey tin*
charms of summer during the next four or five weeks.
Among th* well-known leenreri and readers whom they
? le listen to al lb.* lake ire Indgl A. ff. Toing.-*,
Bishop Henry W. Warran, tho BOT. Joseph Cook, the
Ber. Hr-. Edward Everett Halo. t. d- witt Talaaga and
Miss Bein potf-r. as already Mated, Um excursion is
under the direction ef Messrs. Thn as < *,,, k t Son.
Tin: rOSTBABTEB ALLUDED TO old CBABOB8.
Poetmaater Pearson san yenarday, la reference to _w
Mateawoti thal h" i,ai ac, teed BMmbaia of tba i- itei
Carrier.' A- icIatMO of Lavina pfopsBBd that the drinking
water u- 1 br .-arri.rs who did not Join their associates
In asking leglsla'.lon should be drugged, thst the propost
tlon to which h- referred ni amit ten years ago, when
ihe carriers mom trying t,, aceun united action. s,,me
of lbs carriers wanted t,, pul |alan tote tho drinking water.
bul th" ti-avrliy of (h.* canters vot,id down thu proposition.
Mr. P,-ars,,u did not ali',le to any more neon! tl. Ml
on tho part of any ono lownd Hie carriers who did Ml
a?r<v wiih the act* of the asabetetsd carriers. j|, tiAOA
that bo had Mada n,, r-i:,,,v als of carriers. Tho Pnst
muster-Gfrerai made tho changes In ihe fore*. Mr.
New Gas Engine
"The Baldwin"
exhibited at tM lau Atitfriean In itiluu lair. Arie- Port
A four horse.powcr etiglno m eonti-sctlon with storac
tiattery, running Pl Incandescent electric llc-hts (ind
althea! battery. 3.* lights] giving a |?-rf,*ct light, with
tl! lt.'i steadiness thal can be otitalnod trom Hie high
?p*ee:l stem, englaM in Oommoii use for electric lighting.
?nd p-riiiltt.lt.if any nun.ler al lights ui bo shut off or
turua 1 on without aiftclmg tho rtiualnliig ll^hu lu iha
sllChlost degree.
A msrvtl tf beauty, perfection and power, sdiptod *o
llg-tiiiK. pumping, snd sll purpoaos wherm a aufn iud
naag power i. naumn, Maaurrd and luarsnteei br
Otis Bros & Co.,
Elevators and Hoisting Machinery,
Bb Pirk Row. New-Tork.
pesrson did not sar bow fsr the romovala were made on
bis recn.nn i.dallon.
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A BTATF.X ISLA XI> F.LECTH1C1AX ttlSSIXO.
Henry De Dorter,, an electrician, living at New
Rrlghton, S. I., has been missing for a week. On July
20 he left home to come to his office mt No. (VI Wall
si. to got somo papers, but he did not arrive and has
not boen seen since. Ills friends think that, he haa
wandered off while temporarily Insane, as ho has for
some time boen engaged upon an Intricate electrical
problem, to the Polution of which be devoted all his
time snd energies. After a fruitless search for him
In places whore he would probably have gone had this
been tho case. Mr. Da Holler's friends reported his
disappearance to the police. The description given
was that of a Frenchman, forty-five yean old, fair
complexion, brown hair and eyes, and about, flvo feet
tall. _ _
NEWS FROM TnE SUBURBS
NEW-JERSEY.
St. Patrick's Alliance of America held Ha elev
onth convention at New-Brunswick yesterday. New
York, New-Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania were
represented by eighty delegates. The following otll
eers were elected: President. Judge J. II. McCarthy;
first vice-president, Jeremiah Hennessy; second vice
president, W. J. Reddy ; Secretary D. J- Fallon; ser?
geant-at-arms, Jchn Casey; conductor John Tcason.
JERSEY CITY.
Patric.: Coffey, who killed Agnes Smith on July
1, and afterward attempted suicide, was laken from
the City Hospital yesterday to the First District
Police Court, where he was arraigned before Police
Justice Stllslng on a charge of mulder. A formal
plea of noi guilty was entered and the prisoner was
committed to tho county Jail to await trial.
Patric!; MeArdle and Thomas Gross, the liquor
dealers who were arrested for violating the Sunday
law, wens arraigned before Police Justice Stllslng yes?
terday aid held in 6.-00 ball to await the action of
the Grand Jury.
The meeting of tho P.oard of Public Works yester?
day morning was devoted chiefly to thc dlescusslon of
the wator question. It was do<ldo<l to advertise for a
new supply and also for bids to Alter the present sup?
ply-_
WESTCHESTER COl'NTY.
The fifty-seventh annual meeting of the New-York
City and Hudson River Catnp-mcotliic Association will
begin this morning on slr,*--** Slog Heights and will
continue for ten days under the chargo of tho Rev.
Thomas Harrison.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ICINIArCRK.ALVlANAO.
TOI'AT.
Hun rises 4:68 | Seta 7t05 I Moan risa 4:45 I Moon's age 28
Mian WATUU.
vL.V?sandy Roos. 7 10 l 'loy. Isl* t 7:35 l Hell (tata 9.24
F.-t-damlr Hoot 7191 Gov. Isl'L 7 td I Hell Uaw, 9 34
INCOMING STEAMERS
TO-DAT.
feint. Frits. Halli*. Was,
I mu mark.London.July 21.National
England.Liverpool.July 25.National
Wvoiuing.Liverpool.July 20 .(inion
Elder.Bremen.July 28.N (1 Lloyd
Ls Ra nuandle.Havre.July 28..FreneB Trana
Andes.Port Elmon ...Joly 2H.Atlas
Msnhsitsa.Havens.Aug Ii.vs ara's
w-ki.-if.si.it. ALO. H.
CI-ct ef New-York.Ltveroesoi.Aug 1.Inman
Noorilla nd.Antwero.July 28.Rao S tar
City of Washington....!-ivao\ die....Aug 4.Wsrd's
Psusaia.havana.Aug 4... .Span Trana
TIICRSI1AT. seo 0.
Stsieot Georgia.Olasgow.Jnly 28..State
llanimoaia.Hamburg.July 2B....Hamb-Amer
Ailsa.Kingston.Aug 2.Atlas
0UIGOING STEAMERi.
TO-DAT.
Tessa!
v.,iel. Ltne. For Malls close, sails.
Alaska Onion, Liverpool. 4:3upm
WKllfKSDAT. ACO. 8
Csltlo. Wmte Star, Liverpool. 2 MO s rn 8 3D a rn
City of Kerne. A nohor, Liverpool. 230 a rn o am
State af Pennsylvania, Hint*. Glasgow. 7 ara
i.- .. Kamh.Amer. Hamburg . (5 am
1.nhii. N1 ? l.ie.y t. Kroman via South'lon, 2 30am 8 am
Westerulaiiel. lied Star, Antwerp. 2i3dam 8 ara
sam:,ig,i, Ward's, iln- in*. X-,. 'J pm 4 pia
rRIDAT. AI.'G. 10.
Newport, Psclflo Matt. Asplnw.tll.10 sm noan.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORTOF NEW-YORX.MONDAY. ATC. 0. 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer Ethiopia (Rr. Wilson, Glasgow July 28. Moville
27. with Oldie and 203 passengers to Henderson Uro*. Ar?
rived st (ue liar at 12.30 p m.
Steamer Jau r-roy<l?l (Hale). Smlt, Antwerp Joly 1!>, via
Boston, with mdse to Punch, Edye A Co. Arrived at tho Bar
ai :? I in
sieani'T Vermilions (fir), Cook. St Anns Bay and Port
Marla o tisys. with fruit io (J Wessels & Co. Arrived at tho
Bar at I a ni
Hteamer El Dorado, Byrne, Now-Orleana 5 daya with mdse
to Joan r Van Bb Ile.
steamer City ol sun Antonio. Wilder. Fenian.lina 4 days.
Port Royal il iiays, willi untso and passengers to C II Mallory
* io.
Steamer Fan'.ta, Nelsoa. Wilmington, 3 days, with mrtse
end paaaaosars to te Wm P ciyio ,t Co.
steamer Commonwealth, Van Kirk, Philadelphia with mds*v
tol'. "beru .t Kine
Pars name ii Huon, Sawyer. Tuxpan 37 'lavs, with ma?
hogany to J Vf Wilson rn Coi rossal to n F Meteaif a co.
HarK N ,i iva i lin, Reid, Port Spam l.i days, with nug ir to
<i,-o i 'bristol!
Ilngi'srln. Montgoraory, Truxillo 13 days, with mdse to
Pls'geri & lle.nleiu.
iin* Mersey Hells, stuart. Manzaullta 2u days, withs ugar
to T J Owes ,t io; vessel to II ll Hailey A Co.
Ung Chilies A sparks. Harris. **t Vincent. WI, 18 divs,
willi mnar to Rowland -t Aspiiiwali: vessel to Jas E Wari
.t CB
Mi;g Angslls. Cleveland, st Job", NB, 21 dsys. with lum?
ber loonier; vessel to Se.-vuiiue'.l Bro*.
srhr i K Whits ( Bri. Me Loan, .11 John, NB, 2 days, with
mdse io Scatuinell Bros. vessel to A T Heney,
sl'N'KET-At Ssmly Hook. wini, light, SE* westhor
cloudy. Al City Island, wind, fresh, NE; weather, clou.ly
sod ts-.i'k
CLEARED.
Steamer Bratten (Nar), L'ckeriiiann. Chrlstiansantl, Nor?
Kuiicli, Ertyo A Co.
t-ieainer Mao;regor (Br). Miller, Newport News, Vs?SI
Maoheo-v
bteamer Richmond. Jenner, Newport News and Wost
I'm,it. v.?')l,1 Doiiiiulor Ss Co
StesiuerJ Wi Jarrott, Faster, Baltimore? B N Downer.
Bills Windsor I'arkiBr), Heatley. Ma, rn?J Bruce Ismay.
Bark Ivy inn. Brown. Honolulu?Vt II Crossman A Urn,
Bark Emilia i Ital). Di Uenuaro, Marseilles, lor orlan ?
Fuuch. Kilve <t io.
Hark Men,,ma. Simmons, Havana?Jas E Wsrd 4 <"o.
Bsrk N 1* Peilsca (Non, Knuds-.ii. forth Ambur -C Tobias
A i'o.
HngAcscIa (Br). Kennedy, elbara?Mosle Bros.
sciir <?rsl'.? dlr). Poi.odir. Moncton. NB?Kcammell Broa.
1 tohr Masks! Bri. Mehaflev, Hslifax-JW Parker A Co.
Sehr Hen (liv. Sealy, Digby. N->?SceuJtneil Bros.
nci,r viiaa(Br). Rodan, i anea.RB ? HoamiBall Hroa
Sciir Brothers (Bri, Dinoa, Nassau. NP-H P Dyer dt Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Bratten, for Chrlstisaisnd
IUi k Jeirgeo J Lot', for liueuoii Ayr??.
Ungi Kaluna tor Key West; Abbie Clifford, Fernandina
THK ROVRMRRTg -ii' STEAMER.
FORSiu-y pori*.
Livmrnoi, Aug il?Arrived, steamer The Queen 'Br), Hee
ley, from Nsw-Turk July lb
Aug fl?Arrived, stesmsr Hsllsy (Br), nolt. from New York
UUKk.saTOiv*. Ani( H?Arrlvod. steamer Cliy of Chester
(Br*. Hons, from New-York on hor way to Liverpool land
proceeded i
noiTHiMi-ro-i, Ang 8-8alled. steamer Ems (Ger), Jnagit,
from Broineti kanoa tor .'<ew-Vorl_,
auk S?Arrived, steamer Elbe (Oar), Moyer, from New
Yoi kihi iee,- way to Kramen (snd nroceoded).
in vi ,t rn. Ana I?Arrira^ steamer lt luella (Oer), Vogel
g,,s4uu. Irom New-York July in un hor vt.tr to Hainnurg.
glasgow--. Ang tl-Arrive.I. steamer Sute of Nebraska(Br),
Braes, from New-York.
I.AiisK. Aug fi?sailed, steamer Stato of Nevada (Br), Stew,
art. Ir?ui (ilaigow banco for New York.
aroxnoiTTH, Aug :,?Arrived, sumner t'toola (Br), Morrl
son from New York,
HRIsT'el. Am 3 ? A
trim Haw.York.
lns!)rtE. Au;-fl?Salle!, steamer critic (Br). Daviot for
New.York.
scii.i.T. Aug (1?Passed, steamer Santiago (Br), Potter, from
New-YorkJuly ZS ou har way to Hull.
Anoounccments.
Henry A. Dahirlb, If. D.,
:nli wssr l'.'dTii-r
Dlssasos of tho Nervous -syslen, werilto ("rinary Oriana.
Impoteuco sud -Sterility. Hours i S te 12. b to 8.
Have you tiioil COBRKLL'B Benzoin Cos
ItlTlO BOA* I Best skin soap made. Pour ounce cake
iweuir-nse cents. Kor ssle by Taswell A Manser.
DO NOT FAIL to buy
PUCK NO. 596,
i.?ue of August Sib li which contains a .-splendid
double.pnge rnrtoon by ihe mighty pencil ol HEP
PLKK. In relebrHtlon of tbe nrrlvnl from Europe ol
"tbe srmie?t living Mitesmnn." tbo
Hod. Jugs I.. Blaine.
No American Citizen cnn lull ia appreciate this Jell,
rate bomnge paid by PICK to Mr. Illalnn and UM
party.
Pit K No. .196 la for sale by every Newadoaler li
the country.
i oides snailed on receipt ol price (IO eta.) by
inn mumu of pick,
_____ Hulldlng. New.Vork.
_i-FK< lAUMBa rou
Blaine Reception.
OAMPAIfUl OPTfltf OR fix kind
I.araentock Heady for I mated.-to Dolt very.
> ll 11 Oil ll I <t!lll|?al|rn l(]lll|MU< lit
.TI it nu fur lu ring Co.,
OMA RROAHWAK.
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ffmmmmfBhmWA tm the readers of THR TRig^
no l!ioro??niy reliable, nnd ban..., emm *,_
ff Mail srllh ?bo a*drerlleera srlth perfeat en/ety
WMTtr Fon circulars.
TIIF.
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Msnufaetnrors st their own
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of
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in WAK MIM;
sud
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by Iho
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AHo Harness A Horio Goals
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$4?Ha*oS-wtd
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5oio Outr
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Ml. Broad!
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n Artist.
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lions. vieoioi oils, eic, en
grnMi'il. Circular unit enec
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he colorings of ?_?___ J
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