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OMNIBUS DAY AT MONMOUTH.
RUNNING FOR TWKNTY TUOVJSAND.
ffrfE DWYERS TO 6TART TWO?THE .CniTERION
STAKES.
That rich prlte for tin evy car-ohls. tlie- omnibus
Ptolir-s, will lie ilocidert to-day at .Moir.tmiita Pork Il
ls 9:2*>0 carl) for stoners), artSB BROaOOO .id' ed. anil is
worth about IHyasjSA The distance I* a milt' BO*1 a
half, willi wright ponaltle* for winners and ni iliwan.'-s
for Baa-arfaaata. Trie Bssatj BBsssttaaa ami Bkaaaesa
of raring m.V.ie aaa field small. Mr. Delmont'> Miara
trill not be seen, as Prince Royal ls Utno ami La. r
laud r-at BBtat ont oreti for the omnibus. TOO Dv.\
ala will suit l,oi:i Mr Dixon ami Betta LV The filly
trill j.iobably make the paco lor Sir Dixon, trha should
Bria aaadlS', as hr* ls now in lino illili. Taragon luis
bo paaf an advantage in BBB wo.|:lits that bo may
run s-cond. T.veiy one la amazed lo see Mr. Hag
Sin's colt Ixinpiiudf set down as a BStttOSbla Itartor, lac
l.l.s I'linii.ng on Ihursday lu Hie l.ftl. ran* \>as cmi
tenrptllile. Ile showed no tra''.- af BfOOtl, and was far
In (lie ie*r of IBS Mi all tho way. It cannot bo
aftiT such a BBBiormance that Mr. Hairpin cxim-cis
Hu- colt to accomplish anytli.ng In Hu- oiuiilDu.s, v.t
If lie did not *uihios? thai lie Bad al least a chooco
foi a place li" would haiilly start linn. It could nut
bo that he was pul In the race 0:1 'Iltur-.lay limply
for work for the Omnibus, for thal was a Mg handi?
cap, (he Kahwav. and high das* stnlin-s oV) not put
Colls la big hamiirap* simply for work, On Thtus
day's lorin ho coria.lily Ills aa Biala, even to a place
In sha Omnibus. Delence's welghi ls too heavy lo
leave him IBM least chane? tirlta, slr Dixon, nor Is it
Ukely chat he can concede len pounds lo TarOfOO.
Laitrhmont is ouiclassod. Of tvOttrSS Bi! Dix."") ho? a
heavy task lt) take up IH I'liun.ls and give tw.ive ttl
Taragon and sevenie--ii to Longitude, hut BB ls carablo
of lt. :
Thc CHsarlaa (static? for two year olds will furnish
another Interesting raee. Captain Rrown's King Al
foiiso-liiven auld roll has been running SO well Ilia*
be shoul.l **,n, with Mr. Wtiliois's 'lom Uilr.lt rt t>
Dav, die colt* second.
Probably Thursday's race did Aurelia good, and
She should win the first race, Fitzroy second.
Orlrtanitne should win the fourth race, 17ypocrlte
sasaaR
The Mirage Stakes should po to George Oyster, if
well rsaasM, Kriiannic s-iomi.
Mr. tr-ciilly, ska owner of Lim Yr.n, kaa been fretting
and fuming BSsNBoBS tka bMa?B| went up on his fast
filly Eotue Wall th^ oMi-r day, and has been tm.ni?
aning to "get even" with various pei-sons. He has
jxit his Ran Van In ll?'* selling raee to day at tj'L'.ooi).
If Rtn Yan wins und ls hld nj). Mr. scully need not.
scowl and bluster, Ile tulips the risk Bf losing his
horse or having hlrn bid up when lia? enters thu
animal In a .selling iar?. ami If he does not btop his
silly threats against sUdara be may Bad Mattel!
niied oil tho turf, if lie iinos- nut like leillac race!
bs i? not oWlged to inn his horses In them.
Following are the lists ut probatlla Itartota today:
250 P. M.-FIRST RACR-UANDICAP. ONE. MILE.
Ntri.e. Agi. Wt. Nam-. A?c. WI.
InMI) . 4 Ko FItrii.v . ?? lori
Niagsri . 4 116 Lucy II. 5 100
Richmond. 0 114 Flageolet's . 4 leo
Biait . ll 112 I
8 P. M.-SECOND RACE-CRITERION STAKES. TWO
YEAR-OLDS. SIX FURLONGS.
Owner, Horse, Mie Wt.
p.J.Mrt srthylBro Sorrento. Jo, Hooker. 120
J. B- Hacgiu. Han?oni. Itayi.u d'< >r. ISO
fl. B. Morns. T'p-iilt. Rayon lin. 1_0
j. J. Csrter. Bootoo. Springbok. li j
P. Lorillsrd. Jr. Erle . Duko of Magenta 118
J. E. McDonald. lilli Barn.-v. rspesidthrlfi- 108
I). D. Withers...... Dawdle eoll. Tom Ochiltree... los
IS. s Hr,-vi,. Invercauld colt.. King Alfonso.... 108
J. Ii. Hagclu. Florentine. Glenelg. IPS
J". J. Dsld'ilti. Ganymede. Grlnstead. 1 .
ri laorillaid. Jr. I ;.ii*v. troojuola. Hi
B. s. Drown. Eem.ri'u. Prince Charlie... 105
8 SO J'. M.-THIRD RACE?OMNIBUS STAKES.
THREE-YEAROLDS. 1200 EACH, 410.000 ADDED.
3-s MILES.
Owner. norse. Bira, Wt.
Dwyer Hr..thors... Slr Dixon. Rilli i. 125
M. Jordan. Defence. Kim.ii d'or. 12.1
Pvrvi Brother*'.... Bells ll. Enquirer. 120
Praahoe** stable... larehmont. LongteUoa. ns
A. J. < as*att. 'ISrag n . Hil nf"i t. IE)
J. R HagalB. I/tacriBdi . Longfellow. les
? P. M.?FOURTH RACE HANDICAP. ]', MILES.
Nliri'. A"C. W'.. Nama Ace. W't
Orlfiamiiie . I lld;Hypocrite . :) 103
Le Wos. a E'S Fiidlc . .1 100
Kaloolah . .'. ion Tea Uookei. o '.'?'.
Bpoi'la'tv . :!
8:30 P. M.-FIFTH RACE?MIRAGE STAKES. WEL?
TER HANDICAP, six FURLONGS.
Ttrttsnnic . J la", Kin? Idle. 3 122
Ooaree I ivstair. 3 126 Marroo . 4 121
Little Jim. ii 128 Lentbor btoeklag... a IOU
6 P. M.-SIXTH RACE?sn.!.INC SEVEN PUR
LONGS.
Rowland . 5 IIS Malaria . t Bl
Bon Van. 4 112 Luminary . 3 '.'J
Umpire . B 106
6:30 P. M.?SEVENTH RACE- HANDICAP BTEETLE
CHASE. EU LL COUR. E.
Jim MrOovran. inn Peoeoek . 188
Westmoreland . 1?2 l'urlian . 1S6
Drae-aBan . .... 1ST Alex. T. lan
j^n.y . ISO coldstream . ISO
r-am" Brown. 1ST Tenfellow . El"
Chail.-m-iirr..- . 137 Reiatt? . ISO
Moat** Cristo. 187 Bobstay. ISO
bchoi.niisKter . Issi Hindi . ISO
A CLOSE SHAVE FOB TERRA COTTA,
HARD PUSHED TO BEAT A SELLING PLATER IN
SARATOGA MUD.
Barati-us, Aug. IT (Spor al).?The raeinr BBBcelatloa
la certainly runiilnc IB har'l In eh l bow, tor the rad
igtin d'sr.-nil'i bi an iBOBpattoae lissa. Bpectatort weie
iiumerous. however, d."-ii u tba unpropltiont weather.
The trark war. Iiosvv hoi BOl Baddy, mil tba -| " ^* <
remirkaMv goad ?.ih the Caleage Siable carrying o3 tbe
hoIlor^ a* it fatalabad tliroe trlaaers whs sere hoi
fjvcr'.U's, or:1 IWS if thejn had to jr" through I levero
ordeal in order to win. Tics vms notably so in thc cast
of Terra Cotta. and lt male tho teeth tbattei of tho/e
who btck*d him in tho j?.oi? *| li*?aondou* old* 1 isl
evening to ao, him fo.-.eii to the whip la aider ie b tl
Mn*. Tlie tni'h 1* that the eal! hat been Indulged, gad
was ent'r'*d in lbs rac for work His traine! thought
lt. would be in east ihinc for Itirn. bal lt w:is only blt
clt*s that Boasted i.'m ls aria, hurl ridden. Th:- wu* -ti i
case with lisabeth, who slag coated his ttrpportert a
moment of tngu;*h, as he hid to t.'- severely punished
in order to vin fj?ai JsstfBh rod f. n Day. 1*. i tiajis it
wis iii the bettei fas lbs Mable thal tait oeeoned, fir
much 'uotter odds w:,< aBired airaln I Wheeler T. r. r tho
Bfth ran- In SSSSSrSjOSOl -, ar.d h" ai mi ia l'.v. The open
lng nco o( s.\ fariaasa mi* eoaDy won by Rema rv,
bettinrr the favorite, Te<s? k., f.,ur laagtha, aol was the
only poor rae.- ..f the day. Tbs Html s.-ilny BIB r fir
Bi*iu-d a brilliant Balah. In thi* race there was ;, r,, ll
alon In BBaaiBg Ultu .IS'U'.ous tum (rom itic- choto inn.
the main tra. k ai the half ii,C. pole, tod (Vee Wa wat
thrown. Ltue FrecBtan, ii r riaOr, aa* no) seriously
Injured.
Dotafli follow :
FIRST RACE-PERSE ?300. TWO.TEAR OLDS.
BELLINA. r-lX PURLONOe.
C. Cornehlsi'ii's b. e. Remra-n, by lilli!* Alfonso Anxletv
(S-JOO;, '.'."> It).d'emiyi 1
D. O. C.,ni.or's h. f. Te*** K., lol . . (Ostler) 8
lt. pryor _ co.'s b. p. Navigator, no . (Bartaa
Cora L. 102, l'cnin.ni 101, ) I id'.' head 105, I irtooo 102,
Rollin Hawley 06, and Mose B. Bl, a at ron.
Retiing-e) to I Teena K., T io 2 R'-nis. n, 7 Cartoon,
8 Flddlrhesl, IO NtVlgator, 20 Mose K.. 1" Rullln Haw,,-'..
15 penman, 3o cora L. Place?Eves Ren?en, io la T
on Tessa R.
Pools?Tessa K. 81 r>, R'-m'-en * 10. Navigator 810,
acid. ?2.v
No uiuiual* *?!d. Tlmr?1 :C0 1 4.
Baaaaoa ami Ti sea K wer<- ibo l.-iidors at tb* atari and
?t Die Uaif C'ssa Jv. *as a lenatii Ih front. Ju tl,,- la-v
furlong ll moen pa.-s.-^ Xeaaa la. and le ut bel h..m.- bj
four hrBfihs, Kovlfotor titi sd, rix lengths Uavk. The
winner nil soil t.> J'. UOIBSBB .'' I i'.TO.
BECONO RACE?PURRE ?."?'.'). ONE MILE
Chlcsro Stahl.'* ck. e. Terracotta, hy Hain O'FoUoa
Lum R, 4 yrs., Mo :ri c.. Cuviagton) 1
Fran. Tailor-* h. f. Mila. 4. 103 . (Newn yen
W. I*. Barch's ilk. e. Boceacclo, 4, 108 Martini a
biraui?i^y no. Alta '.'-' -ni Kins ..f Norfolk 110, Bli i
ran.
Betting-10 to 1 on Tem Ci.t-a, 7 to r, Bocetcelo, r. to
SMaia 6 BOathayey, B Alta 16 Bing of Norfolk c.
Noibiiig lena ' otis, 3 io :i in Maia
Hat*?Torrs Cona oat, IWccatcio 826, Mala *13,
?trathtiiey 112, a, ld ?s
Ma Mutuala, 'i ian 1 17 1-4.
Terra ...na buiped "if with ihe len nti 1 forced the
pai-'s cotirii.' d'.su : th. ha .' :. length before Maia, a
na-ck bi-tt.-i- than Alta, on il,* lower lorn Terra Colt*
got iso i.-rgtu ? awaj rron Ma . with Un
As tht-y caroo ap (he atreteh Newnwj il r. I>- .1- ??;
and t.ri'U'1,1 Muir, i^sii,. Terra Gotta, sui a dosisraie
Snish aaaoed. Covington drew tn- whip und tun,iv
inde-l Terra Cotu .1 wmn.-r hy a neck. Uoccatcio ?.s
third, larooty icnf-ih. boek
THIRD RACR-PURBVE 4100. MILE AND TilE.'.E
B1XTEENTHB.
Chleigo IttbtVt b. m. MaetOth ll, by Mac Duff
ajasaol irs MS fi . . . . a. Covington) 1
E. P MeConhy's o. c J'.vph, 3. 03 . lOaaler) "
J. R. Daigln's h. it 'le,, 1,1,,. 4 u?, (WlncbellJ A
Argo 102, Wyaweod u7, Nettle 102, and Moima 100
aJs.i ian. '
aeuins-3 U> 1 on Mscheth. 10 Nettle, 12 Bonita ll
Jos.1,,1, l^ ,ren Dav. 16 vtynaood, 20 Alto Plaee
Noth.ng Msrla-th. S to 0 Josejil.. * i*c
Pools-Ms, Isetli e.V*. n.-li 02&.
Tl Ul" -2 07 3 4.
.v-V t.h" *'r"!:i Maebeth, Te,, Dar and Wynwood were
Ow leaders tad ".mir.* ?? th* stan] Macbeth ?a? j nark
befar* Josi-ph. ispr^d ai tat g rth by Wynwood st ?_.
qusrter Wyaw*oj Btralsed (orword, leaolng Macbath half
a length, aid ot th* ha,I he ns* a lc, ku, from tb* favor
it*. A* they caiiiii OS tin) lower turn, howevt-l Ultu
Covington nii'd* p.sv wi'h Macbata, si,d ht lajah !M li id
tod st rhe he. 1 ?( de *tr*tVh hod -i lOOgtll sud n Lalf ih*
b*et of IL Hut Hi* olhiTR rio.ct ii|.u? rum and li waa a
whijifting ri.- hame, Mart*, ti, h-jen.. J carah by hall a
length, h* being mo h,m befoie Ten Iliv la.,.rd hr
I).,ll, is Vl "'
POURTO RACE PURBB t35o SEVEN POUNDB
ABOVB TOE SCALE. SIX PURLONOR
M. ts MIISOOll'* br. h. Jan.". A II. by Jaine \ .
DucUess ,,( Cherwell, 6 rr?., DO Tt, . . . (Taral) 1
W. fiend;iCs ch ,'. MJiltlaloOBa, 3 03.Preo.hj "
J. B Hacslti'* eh. ? livoaatlte. 4. 107 . . iW lochan j a
Bishop la,", Harri (IVnn i07. I'm. " PartaaatUI 100
?SOtaaara 107, and Plersen 10^. ???? ran.
Betting a t'i 4 on Prim, I,,Min,.11 us, 7 t,, > Jljrrv
Blttns, o limes A. IE. 7 Ori-mita). 20 MlMhlooui 80
Bishop, 50 Mentmore. 50 PJeieon. pl?re-8 to 6 James A
ll. ,8 ta 1 Ml ti thi o'i in
P**l*-Pjlnre Fortun*tus $26, Jtmei A. II. SS, Oeld
820
lafM*l*-s88 26. Tlana-1:1S B4.
A. IX u.*k th* load at ta* itart with Mlntboom
Mum*)
Jaas*a
nssseas, and Bbaaa two never rottsajaasaad their positions,
l .on s *.. II. wlniiin* hi three hnfiiis fruin Minlbloom,
th:.- ?-,-arti r? ol a IO?gth before DvnamPas.
IT ITU RM 'E-PITRSF. Sf?0. SEVEN POUNDS
fcDOVE THE BCALR SIX FERLONES.
Chiesg.. gloldfi bo. <?. winder T., br ^peculator.
KUM. 8 j)*., lol Th.(??? I'ovlnuton) 1
)'. c. lilian's ch. t. .Ir.ii0.it. 4, 10T ? . . . (Williams) 2
p. Cloy A (o'* ch. (. Petoiaace. a, 104 . . (Winchell) 8
Lovelace Bo, PoealoUa 107, spinn.tt.' lol, m i Dan.) lot.
slat ran.
Re lin- a IB B Wheeler T., I BB 2 Jaubert. B ret'llanre,
s p.i,.i ,.... ?? splBnette, i i Dsoo, 40 tivoliaa Place?
5 t,, il in Wheeler T.. .'. to 4 on .IsillierL
Pool*?Wheeler T. *'.*.'. tlel.i BSA
Mwtoalar-oin Time 1:1B , ...
They were .nile! Iv away, with Petulance In the lead,
lm' gav ? ":" to BplnrxHt* whi reached tn* hair j lenciii
before Jaoberi sail Petolaaeo, a length from wheeler T.
turn there waa no ehoaaw in taeii |io?iii"ii* bat
Stdnnetl std ber ia' bbs 'hm lencth. She lei |a
tbe .ast 'ardnog i".: qolt, rinu Wheel>i T cam" tbronarh,
winning by ? hnctli and n lmlf from .Isuhert. two lengths
before Pe tula bi i .
BIRTH RACK-PERSE ??v>. SELLING. SIT FUR
L"NOR
R. P'vor & C"'a h'k. c. Vo'atlie, by VIrgll-Srhntt,
(?BOO), 4 vr?.. 114 Th.(I. I/ewl?) 1
p. w.i-c* r'i. f Mia* Meas* 4. 103 .. , 'Winchell) 2
w. ).. Cassidy A Ce.*o hr. a EratraS Rue, ?. 105
(Bi-eklnrld?ei 3
Tamt'onr.'fe 10.'. Wee Wi BO, Mlrti) 10'\ Csrrlo G.
io?. Harry Brown lot Contd toT. Crichton ni. Capnltn
106 Ibd (:.'1 I'rinco lin. lian un.
Bettlog?6 to ) Tam).'' vc. r, carretta, n r.rne?t
B 7 Ml?? Moii'o. IO each Vnlat'ln. Mirth, Carrie G.
mid r.rd Prime 12 Wee Wa. 12 Crlch'on. 15 Ilsrrv
Itii'itn, 20 Cup!d. Place?4 to 1 Volatile, S la 2 Ml.*
Me'i-'.
PooN-Tambouretto $10, Carrie O. ??. Ernest. Itace ?T,
fie; I 825
No mutuals. T1me-1 :1B 1-4.
Volatile an I p!iie?t P.:..'-* vv-is* ihe flr^t nvrnr, but thor
ran down tho rbote to tho hslf In a henel' ind In turnlnir
Into the rettolar tro.-i- thor" x <?? a collision .md We* Wi
fell, tlarry Brown to..ji ih- lead but capuiin dcprlv-?d
him of ,t. lr wis laybndv*! race up the Stretch, bu',
Volatile tlnatlv vron by l lench nnd I half from Miss
Moase, a length before Ernest Hac. No h:d.
_ ?. ?
KRATOOA rNTHiVS TOp, TO DAV.
Par.ii- ga, Ar,-. 17 (S]r"'lril..-To-morrow will oe the
twelfth reanloi day, with ttl" XaBBtraaoa Stakes for two
year-olds and the I'onrre.a* Hall St._--s. heals af six fur
I nil*, ihe chief featii'o* af tho programme. The fut mer
prohably He* hotwoo-i Diablo. Th.- Lioness and i'vjisv
Qooew, Mable aa*rakS aria and c.jrp?v Queen cet the
in.,.'.
Little Mlnch ind Wary should run first md second for
the baal rare.
Tho M-.-ond rice should po lo MeattaOOa sn-1 Hes Wean
may heat Macbeth for the placo after hi* race to-dav,
which wis not a pood one Britt bbl lleht wright.
Toa* Yum ought to win the fourth uice, with Wheeler
T. s"Cond.
Thc entries are below:
FIRST RAC--T-NNE8SEE STAKES. TWO-YEAH
OLDR six PURLOMGR
Name. Wt. | Name. W't.
Diablo . lin Sevmour . 105
Heron . no Come-tu-Taw. 102
t'aiicnie . iii, chandler . loo
Gyp*y Queen. lo7-.luaniia colt. 100
Elim, ss . 107 I
SECOND RACE?HANDICAP. ONE MILE AND A
HALE.
Narr.e. Wt. Name. Wt.
Montrose . lld-Pee Weep._. jud
Macbeth II. 102'.Bohemian . 100
li.nl.it'ii . Hld I
THIRD RACE?CONGRBRS RALL STAKES. THREE
QU ARTER-MI LE ll EATS.
Name. Wi Namt. Wt
Little .Mlmh. ll:i iGriat'ito . 108
Wary . 108 ,
FOURTH RACE-SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE MILE.
Nam". W't. Naroo- Wt.
Yum lum. Kiri ,Kine Ciao. 106
wheel.! T. los Bopeep ._ 103
Joilgs Murray. lon i Alieniowii ._ 100
FIFTH RACE?HANDICAP STF.EFLECIIASE. FULL
OE RSM
Name. WC Name. W't.
Will Davis. H7 Killarney . IBB
ItiH-ehmoore . 140'Chantlcloet . 185
atSngl ar . 140 I
Peela Bold this evening :
Elrsi race?Diablo *35, Gypsy Queen i?30, The Lioness
*3'i. Seymour ?$?), CBlleaM SlO, Heron ?:,. CatOS BB Taw
lo. held 06.
BJecsnd raee?Macbeth 830, Montrose ?25, Pi*e Weep f'.lS,
Gailatin j.",, Bohestfaa BS.
Third nee?Utile Mbteh ?30, Wsry $15, Orisette 015.
Foutth race?YOBS Yum e55, Whee.er T. 625, Judge
Murray S10, King Crab flo. ll"ld 4-5.
No telling on Meoptoebass,
WINNERS OM DIAMOND FIELDS.
Philadelphia, Au?. 17.? Stah -y pt.is od an ca.y mark for
thc Phillies till* afternoon, while .Sanders wis altogether
loo iniich for the Pltisburz*. Who M-.uri'd only (mir hits
Matured through a* many different lunlns*. The local
ployen ran haae* darlncl.v?simon recklessly-sod tarsi ol
laen uer,, retired at. the plate. Tho featut" of tba tram,'
.*.a- Coleman'! throw home fem deep rubi Held bv which
he in' oat Bander*. Doth Bastian and Dunlap pi.iv-d in
excel! nt fenn nt second. The score was ss follows:
ci. lad. Iphla. 2001 looo 0-4
pltubuni. o o o ir o o o i) o?o
ur.s hiU-Philedelpnia, 12: pittsburg. 4. Errors-Phlla
delphlt, -i, ivtsburg, .",. i'lUlieis-hjiiders and {staley.
l miiire - m r. Power*.
W a-nli.L'tui. Aui. 17.?The Wjshlncton and Indianapolis
nile-- i Ityed a poorly essa teated tame lo day. The homo
nine e;ivs Wblhtoy peet support, iud was beaten as
follows:
DidlaiiBiioil*. 00000104 0-11
(VashliiKton. 2 0 0 0 2 8 0 0 0-7
Basehlta?iBdlanapolla 8; WatblrisBas. ft. Eiiois
Indlanapolli, .'. Vtaahiiitton, n. Pltcaiera?Boyla and
Wollncy. Umpire?Mr. Valentine.
Kanas* City, Aaa. 17.?The Itrooklvn platers varont all io
pieces In the last two Innings ti.-dav, ind allowed Um
Kan.-.is City nine to win as follows
Brooklyn. 000 2 00011-4
Kanaka. City. oooooloa 3-7
Bat 'kita Brooklya, t>; Ksnsas atv. s. Erroll -Brook
1 v;i. I); Kans** iii\, 2. 1 achers-ilughe? snd Porter.
Lmuir. Mi < linc,
St. Louis, Aug. 17.? The Dil tl moro nine dcf.-a'.ed the
St Leola ''am today la an elOTOO inning BOOM. The scoro
e. ;i - :
BalUMore .. 0000003000 1?4
bc Luttli . 0 a 0 0 O 0 1 2 0 0 0-3
Baaebit*?Rall nora, 7: Bt. t>>ola n. Rr*****?Baltimore,
3; bt. I.'iii-. it- I itt lc r s- i. u.iuiiiL'liam und King, Dat
,?,- Mr. Goldsmith.
'Ih flin - -it Ho.-ton, Cincinnati and Louisville vesterday
wein ti ii .. account in' rain.
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RAIN .?sTopl'ED THE LOCAL GAME.
Rain Stopped tbs l-anio at tho Polo Grounds yes?
terday between the New-York and Detroit clubs in the
second innliiK. The local nltie had flnl*hed two l.i
! nlafs aad had scored two nins, while Detroit had had
one iBBlng, but had aiado no nins. Tho (.ame nines
w,ll play tu .lay.
Tbe I-caguc anil AssielafJon records to date are as
fOllowi :
sMOSOA tv oiM.o*t. n e. ^riocianon. (( on. l^iaf p. e
Nt* i.is. 6a .tl Mi **?> Lotti*. 68 2'.* .U71
Chicago _ ."'- 18 '.'.'I Cii'ciiiiistl. 66 ?* .nit*
],ii,.,l . s7 lu ..'.so lirooslyu. f" BS .SIB
Pli.la.ie.ghia... *o' 4*J ,.r.2.< vti.leii.:. Ol ht ..iou
Ci.sii.u. 41 46 .401 ililtiin.iro. .Ci 6.1 ,4'JS
Pitt*.mr*. .-'. 46 461 l.ouisviilo.I* i,b ..S-.7
Wash pirton.... .10 OS ,400 UitVOUBd. ii i>*> .MA
lo.lianapulia... Da 50 .J.'.i:KsnsasCilV. SCR Ol .ill)
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HORNUNO DOING WELL.
I'.n'to't, An?. 17.?Hornill)-, I.-ft-Holder of tho Roston
nine, who v.:is Injured in yesterday's pattie, ls doliis
, weil, bul lt will be .severn days bel'oio he can juay.
A TENNIS SERPRISE AT NARRAGANSETT PIER
Norn_*B*et; Pier. H. i.. Ann. 17 (BpeelaL)?The re
BOtlnder "f the second round of tho tennis tournament, and
: the finals lu th" mixed doablet, were plsvei t., dav. Oa
hm aide wert Taylor and Mis- Robfaoatt, and ea Ike other
CaaiBbell rind -N!i** Rooaevelt. (.really to the mrpr!-.-*
' ef everybody, Ike latf-r pair were \ictori"U?. Appead d
are the seeree:
Sae..nd lound-Mr. Tavlor and Ml*s Robin*, n l^at Mr.
'? !-!?..nm and Ml I Stcust.K.n, A-C, C-3. 0-4. Mr. Camp?
bell and Ml-- l'.'.i.-ov lt beat Mr. Wright and Miss O.
Bink* rel! B B 8 a.
Final round-Mr. C.i-i,b'!l aad Ml** Roosevelt beat
Mr. Taylor ant Mi-* Betaaaoa 6?R o-li 4-4*, S?R
To-morrow the ladies' staflet will be begoa, and
the ti.uriiamctil v.Ill clo-c with ? BSBJ in ihe evening al ibo
Casino.
COZJaE. TISO ET1DRRCE ron A DITORCH.
>it-s Marlo Tcrspesl who w;s* Ute odplnal " Dorothy''
In I'.iiirliiinl, catue to Ibis eoontry a lew troeki ago
in company trlib bor manasor, JobB Leslie, of tbe
Princo'i Theatre, In London, They are said to barra
lived here a- aian and wip, arni to have gone bock
recently under tba sai*.e steamed relofloM on ibo
: Lal.ti. Mi-s ]etnpest l< ft a hatband, a Mr. Irate, In
. and Mi. I.'--ile a wife and two children.
.v. ( ail.in lyv is a Lanadofl lawyer, arrtvesl hero
' this weeli IO collect ivldeiiee In (llvf.rce pTOCOOdlBgl
io bo Instituled by Mi. izare. Mba) Tesspesl waa
io rotOUM bar I'art In the opera almost ItBBtcdlatcly
afui ber an iva) in England. Mr. beella Arti coote
io this rouiitr) list lah In epaopany with i eilier act
bdephenson when their opera, was produce*! at ll..:
btoudaid.
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A Hi UM IS ir BED HT A WRIELWIXD.
The baili Ana.lia, wlil. li uirlved boto fr.in I'.arba
docs yeslatrdoy, irot a taste of tko saanaior bii/rani
which New-York eaportSoeesl aa Monday, and though
] (hr v. - e| tuBotOd, she bad tho good fortune BaiTOWly
to escape serious disaster, bhc was stnnk by a whirl?
wind which set th* sails snack so quickly that she
i woo.d Lave l.-.n di-iiiaiitle.1 except for the Kout rig
| tiing. While In this condition a heavy sea broke over
i tho stern, flooding tho rubin with wurr, and did enn
. i-ldersblo damage BBOMBl the dock Fortut.atelr the
bork was under .short canvas at the time, or she would
have be.-n made a total vt rc. h.
COOD PXalCRES ARURDART.
'ibo liolght of lbs Di la.vam teach h-'ason ls hern
tod will uxu-iul well li.to iicaI weeli. Tko tarloHe*
ci. Hide old Ml von. a favorlts akita li'-ach : yellow
1 ratrftBttla, fortM and t.',? leunithl of Moiimairi Rose.
'I bise can \a> soul at retail at T5 cents to r?l BOf basliet
BM good family sl/.o aud Quality; SI lit. to t2 BBC
primo to fancy, bound but small friilu 4o and BR
conti. Prices will ant be lower, as tupplles are well
controlled. Recelnta arrive at the rate of tlxty car?
leeda for doy. New Jersey orchards will bs ready
<n -ld! BY Lnrit.-niber 1. California ivaehes arr univ
a drug. Several large invoice* of them Hut carno
I hi ih, an this uoek fti'n wasting awav. Nest season
receivers Intend (o <ll*eoura.*e Pacific shipments that
will Isp upon ?hr liberal supplies nf lim Pl t,|n?iila.
This v.ar's exp. lenient In prvtii ba-lie-t* I* alicadv
unpopular. Shlppei-s InfenU to go bark lo tics old
woodoo style.
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A DIPLOMATIC ANSWER TO THE HA) OE.
HOW SOON WILL CONDUCTC-ItS APPEAR ON THE
TWENTY-THIRD ST It I ET CARR!
Yesterday Secretary Derry received from Mayor
newitt, lo whom he had foxrardrd lt at Shomn
Springs tlie following letter of Prr-lilent I.eary, of
the Twenty (hird Street IVallway. Il was written lu
reilly to tho Mayor's lrttof of August B, In which ho
announced his purpose of approving the recent ordl
nance of the Aldermen which ls- Intended to compel
the employment nf conductors as well as drivers upon
the Twenty thltd st. cars, after glvln** tho company
a l-er-enable time lo prepare for tlie chance. In
sending Ibo litter to Mn Lorry, the Mavor directed
that tt might bo made pul.Ile lt ls a* follows :
OFFICE OF THE TWENTY TH [RD STREET RAIIe
WAY COMPANY
Ne*.York, Aug. 14, 1889.
non. A. K newitt, Mayor.
Slr: Your eommunli-stlon of the Pth ln?c wa* dnlv
received, and in ro*|.onso ihereto I hoc io .tat* that at a
meeting of th? directors of the Twenty-third Street I*rsl 1
aroy Compeny held thl* div the o,uo?tion lc. reference tn
a champ* of cars and motive power, which had been under
earn. ?-. consideration since tho pre?ent beard ind om. ? ra
come Info control, rome twelve months s nee. was fully
dl?en?sed, and the following resolution wa* aoaatBB B ? ly
adopted: Rr-solved, That the pr-?l lent md Executive
Committee of this comianr he and are hereby directed
and empowered to order ss nianv double r-ir-. a* the leis].
ness of tho rosd will rerjulre, ind pm. them into use ai
rapidly ts porMWo.
ARTnt'R LEARY, Pro?lient.
This ls the letter which ha* been described as
communicating to the Mayor the company's Intention
of chancing the motive power of their cars from horse |
to electric A refcrrnco ls Ruled mado to some '
" ehatige of ears' and motive power" by the company
In tho futuie, but the abject of th" lefter evidently
ls to stav Mr. Hewitt's hstid In affixing his signature
to thc ordinance Bossed by tho Aldennen. so as lo I
permit the rnmpmiy lo taite their own lime In dis
eorttnulng tho lise of thc " bobtail" .ar. Whether fir
not tho Mayor will BSjraa lo Hil* arrangement, will bo
lmown when he rtturn* from his vacation.
Asistnnt Cotjmration Coun-el Wlrkes appeared
yesterday In Stijovme Court, (bambers before Judgl
Patterson in antWM to the writ of problblllon ohtaineil '?
by tin- Twenty-third street Railroad to restrain Cm-oner
Messemer fmm holding Beera lory McLean responsible
f.T the death of Ml*, Sophia [aSVjr, who was tilled
by a "bobtail1 car belonging to (be company, Tho
writ required Coroner Mcssener to show COOSO why
lie should no! BO permanently enjoined from further I
proeecdlBg aculnst Melasaa. Tho answer of Coroner !
Messeaaer contains specific denials, olrrady pobllsbcd,
of the allegations marlo by McLean, on which tho
Injunction was obtained. The Coroner further avers
thal the writ was only served on him when the Jury '?
had weighed the 8~ttlosTtB and had decider! BBSS* a
verdict. The Jury stibscqurtiflf brought in a Bardlet,
tho Coroner mys, censuring McLean, and he told I
Ihem tho meanln,r of the order of tho court Issuing j
tho writ, and they retired and later brought in a '
verdict having no rofererieo to McLean. Tlie evldenco !
produced at the Inquest showed that, there was reason*
atilo ground for the Jury to hold McLean responsible
Sar Hi" deaUi of Mrs. Levy, and he, acting In bli
capacity of committing magistrate, under the powers
of the new State law, conni,iited McLean for juan- '
slaughter.
'Mic Coroner, through Corporation Counsel Wiekes, '
I ked thai he ho alloercd to certify to tb" .leis,
of the witnesses uamlaed, and tiiat ho he iiornilticd
to tile the returns, BS tlie law- denian.ls nf a coroner.
Ile also adis that the will of prohibition bf .tel a>M'\
so that he can ad in bl* capacity as coroner. I oro?
no! Dennison and Mr. House appeared for McLean.
The Judge reserved decision.
COMMISSIONER REILLY EXAMINED.
Il\'. SAYS THAT THE. " ATTACKS " AGAINST PIS AD
MIBIBTBATIOB A P.v. MAi.icinrsr.Y MADS,
In tho crimination of (ho administration of Ibo
office of Conitulssloiior of Jurors ('barbs Reilly by tho
CommK-li m-r ol Accounts, which was continued y< ste,.
.lay. Mr. Reilly testified In his own ttefenee. ll told
that he had hold the ..(lice aloea May IO, 1- IS, ai..I
that bis duthta weirs psOt rally to select proper porsoBl
to sive as Juitirs, collect penalties and dcclUo claims
for exemption from Jury duty. Th" money eoUectcd
by him he (urned over to tho City Chamberlain
monthly. Mr. Shearman produced a compiled state?
ment taken from the boobs ol Mr. Reilly's cilice, show
Ing that In 8,040 cases lines had been Imposed, rind lu
1.40U cases they had been remitted. BtUfaafOctOI v BBB
-on* for tho paaalsaloa In all but _7-4 cases, appeared.
In these CSS08 BO record could be found. Mc *.iio:ir
insn ashed what explanation ho had to glvo In these
274 cases. Mr. Reilly replied that he had acted In
Hceonlaiico with the provision of law Whick ma.Ie lt
bia duty to dlspo-o of the ease* as ho believed to ho
riplit and Just. Where tho evldenco would be useful
I In future tho record bad been kept of all cases. Where
j tho disability of (he summoned Juror was only trm
| j.mary, ami his name, after exemption at, the partleu
j lar time, weet back again Into tho bos, a record Of UM
j hearing was BBBrooBBBiT " I do not Boderstoad,"
i raid Mr, Lollly, In conclusion, "that lb* law roejulrei
j mo to Keep a record of the reasons for remitting these
fine*. 1 oct upon my own responsibility and con?
science."
Another statement wat 6bown by Mr. shearman,
by Which it appeared thal a number of lines had boen
filiicd from $100 to rj:.(), and Mr. Reilly was aeked
If ho ip-lre.l to explain anything regarding them. Mr.
Reilly sall, after lOolilng them over, tba! l.e recalled
mily ono of these BSSCS?that nf Henry (lews, tho
banker. Mr. Clews w-os sielt at the time, and although
the laoiBBOB! was disregarded be thought the aaec a
pmper ono for leniency. Mr. Reilly said thai he ha.l'
u right to use his own discretion, and h.* had done so.
Mr. Reilly then explained lt; d'-rall tho methods
followed In tushing np the petit Jury Hst, which was
taken from tho city directory, tho registry list and the
t,,. Hat it." Groud Jury" list was loaoa from lists
of names prepared by tho jioaid oomposed af tho
( blel Justices ol tho courts. Hie Mavor, the UOOOlder
and lha Cltf Judge, in answer io Mr. Shea*mon's
questioning, bo said that ho bsd rerciv.-d bo money
outside of his salary for any Korvlrc rendered officially,
iin.l that all money eoUoeted by him for thies he bsd
uoM over tn tho City chamberlain, except for tho cur
real Bumth.
Mi. Reilly, referring to the aitatlts mado upon him,
said Hint thev wiro malicious and unwarranted, and
ha/1 not been made In tho Interest of the city. Ile sahl :
?? 'ibo Editor Of * Tho World ' ls not my superior in
Offles and ls not known to tho law as any pail of Lha
city government. What ho would do If ho were ( mn
tntsetoner of Juron i* of bo eoBcwii to nie. Tho artf
des In that papei Bl? tissues of misrepresentation,
lH-ca,i:-e incomplete (.nd written In Ignorance and dis?
regard of law and rut-to m. Bot lt is not for mo lo
ati-n.-r ' The World.' H l- for ' Tho World ' IO answer
IC asa when the proper Hmo arrives." Deputy uom
mlsalooer of Juno. James _ Connor and hull a doten
.lillis in Mr. Ri lily's cline gave testimony as lo theil
diitit-s and salaries.
TBA SSA TL.I STU' TUA TELLERS.
Arrived by tho Inman BtOOBtship Cut af Milln, from
Liverpool, yestcidsj : t. ?! liv Dr..*. Audio*. R.V. mond.
Kelvin and i-lillian, J. W. Audie..*, Dr. I'.lvvaid uni Mi..
Aveling, David S. BantlOg, Josiah nuntin**, Mr. and Mr*.
D. W. Rurdi'k, T. fc R'irwell, E. li'-nram duly, Mr. snd
Mn ItO I Ol' he.ti r. A. ls Cochlea, Harlow C. Ont.--,
r. r Dodd, Prederieh Bagota J- K- Pargo, Dr. i.. w.
Bogot Hester, Chorlea w. tad Mrs. Othoeua, tho
Kv Dr. J. M OBI, ii. T. tdd Mrs. Hanfold, J. R,
Hanlon, Blakey Hare, Dr. Hare, Reginald Harrison, a
M. Hull, th* Rev. Dr. II. H. Jacob, D. W. Jones, J?hn K.
Boaoody, P. tV. Eeytoae, Dr h. .s. Koser, R c. i_w.
rea aa, Alfred Lewis, Mr. sui Mr-. Looa***, Cst bps! w ii.
i LowderauUk, Joseph Mi liven. If. MsWBlBuos, Jan.* Mfr
Sherry, Dr. J. P. MaaalaR, (he Rev. D. Msaloy, Xbaaaaa
Mania, W. ic c. Matorick, ihe Rev. Mr. Meeker, k. j.
Muir, Willum l*arr. Dr. E W. Pearson, lao Rev. H. P,
Perry, Jame* Pholpq I harles c. Plckord, Praak s Platt,
i'i,,iiss.,r J. ts. RiggO, fi Balgo J. Rol.iiisun, l'rul'ssor
bcburleniiiier, h. D. S. hniurker. Dr. W. W. BpOOkBBSO,
Jam.-* ll. r.'.ee.-, Dr J. i:. BJUIIWOll, M D. Btlvora the
Rot*. Dr. w. j. r. Tsyloa, E. c. Ti nattai!. B (au
Wageata, T. if. WaUaeo, k. Waatoo, J. R Whlteatcod,
t alvin Williams, D C. Wllloughbr, Lleu'ei^ul M. lui,cr
W.iRh
Oa the White Star s'eareshlo Adriatic: A. Il Aldrich,
(iei.rre T. Armsld. tko Rev. B. Atntld. W. P. Atkinson,
O, W. BJeaoS, W. C CBvOOolah Bentinck, M. P.. and
Mrs. W. (.. Caveii,' sh BJaotaBBR Ctptatln 0. IL BrsdburT.
T. ii ??..'.ai Jarots J. Br roe, C. C. Cisik. C. SI. DtOW,
?ti*. Rev. J. J. BaOBB, E. I atarliis. WtKei and Mit. t.lru.
C. ( Hs/1-ilCL. R li Hannon, F. VI. ils?n, J. J.
Lirlirheurii, )'.. Marlirl'k. R MsRlSIOSy, isvilicv .N.-imes,
.rn- )*.ev. M. O'Donoghu.-, J. W. Dide, Dc c jj. Parker,
..eui.** 0, cine, t. it. RleaostUa w. ll Bahei -. i i
biuder*. T. W. 3. h'.eisari, I- A. Sen i. Wu.um | ?
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TOE SWJRDLtRO PROFLt IS KRW.JERSEY.
A ? .'.ng maa. name,I \Vi?I|e|,l h M.el,sn wu. j' i
: ?',. lOSUot Pa'tersiin, il th? J.tloi-.ni MBrfcSI t .mri
l*-l?idJT, and reiuinlel birk ti POUBB HOOdOJI I
uriill today. Meehan wa* arn-sted by PotOltlye Bergaaal
Ja. ob fur e.i'iiiiu.g re :,ry 00800 false rOOOOoaoOMtaa
According to tte- drteethe'l stairy, Me?htn has been
through the (State of Nea.jersey and hu collected amney
from several persons. He said that h* waa autborlted
by tha Rev. J. J. Brennan, of ths Moonplain Roman
Catholic Chureh, and In that manner succeeded In de?
frauding a large number of persona.
Last week he rilled u|sin President McCurdy, of tho
Mutual Lifo la-sura. Csospaay', al hi* home at. kfssav
plain. N. J., but found only his wife and dauchter at hom".
Meehan succeeded lu fi-Mlng ?I0 fiofn them. Whoo
Mr. MsCoray heard nf this hu called on the priest and dis
covered (hal Meehan was a swindler. Th* N'ew.Jerscy
authorltli-* nant Meehan, and have rssked the New-Ymg
police to hold lilm until they cm procure i rcqultltlon.
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REVIEWING THE WEEPS BUSINESS,
TIIF. INDICATIONS FAVORABLE?NOT SO MANY
FAILURES AH LAST BTRvRR.
The business failures ihroitghotit fhn country In the
past weeli, ns roported by R. Q, Dun A Ca of tho
Mercanflle Agency, niimbere.1 187 for tho United
M.ii.'H and .'li! for canada, a total of RIO, azalnst 833
la-1 w.?i< and DH In the corresponding week last,
year. Tho Him regards tho ct iin-i-clal situation at
entirely satisfactory, lt savs, among other thing'5:
The signs this weeli gas ill more favorable. More
1 Balta Information limits the los* hy Injury to wheat and
cottell, While corn pfQBpetlB cuit'.iiU'* goi.d. RUBBOOOB in
aImo?t every part of th" country Improves, with many In?
di, atloiis Bf a go..d fall trade. MBBBfBtllOllB! ls more
i ri.- and labor i* tietter employ, d. Railroad Bandage
abaa gala* Ba usual, and the bellSf that wars will not last
has ilieagtheaad. ctn the whole, the taallaa nv d id ? ur
li pr*S. 1, and Ihe BBtOBI MtOatloa also. For some mmi'ln
Ihl d'i!:i'?*- .'i BBS lion indi has licen l dl?eonracinir
sm,,p'. ? now an Increase of il Coo ton* in lha arsotdy
BUtpal -Inii July 1 ls SOC ode I, a (rain o( morty 6 ls". ,;ent.
Till* is partly due io the resumption of furnace* who-li *u*
jierid for I ttBM In tko 8000000) for repairs, but BMM new
.ind laige work* have IWSlItd the tUtBSJt of coke Iron to
T4..-.'.-| r.m* reeUy. The ,-oal ir.arke' I* also stronit ind
nr'lve, and BB advance I* cxpeotod ahour Setuember I, BB"
iii.-ii'iit with Um advanee \n T-?\\ ehargea The biroo) ad
vires r.cjldlnx the oops BIS 'lion1. -, BOOSOSB th'.T Indl
BBta 'ha'- .'he :iiju'?s anl'nlaliv sua-.alnod ai* i: .1 *n
serlou* as many apprf lund' d. While the harm done in
MhSOOOOlB nn(l Paaaoa OOO tieen great In somo leoailtla*,
tn* latest tatlatat** Boo 1.900 patel* appear to lootlfy bi
ll.f thal th- yield from bSCTOOSBd acreaco will he ahn'ir a*
largs n* that sf last. year. Tho advices from HtOrloi
p.lnts are note unl'ormly favor* il", aa to actual busbies*,
than for many wi?ks. Improvement la nullo g. Bently
reported, with srsossctleas eseesdhtg list, year's st msiiv
polOtA Tti" eteoring hoi:?e Mtoras (.lao tnllcato reviving
:o ti v ny, eteeediBB bail v*sr< hy aa vt r?n\ in the ag?
gregate, and 77 Ber eeot *Ot*iOO of Now-York, hut- much
i.r ihi. gain is due i,, greater tpeenliUn aetivitv in
stock* at Bootoo, in tr?.in gi Ching* and In conon ai,
Kew-Orteana, Money i* in ample sopply for iegitin.au>
.leniands ul nearly every point r-portlng.
THE AUGUST COTTON coi:SLR USER KEN
HAVE THE SHORTS REEN CAUOHT IN THEIR
OWN TRAP!?A MARKED DECLINE, DOW?
EY i ;ir.
Th-- sud.len and marked decline in August cotton
yesterday lad some to believe that the corner had
been broken, bul Hie more shrewd operators kooked
upon lt as a manipulation of tho engineers upon the
jirrstimptlon that thora would lie a desperate effort
ol Ike ikorta to recuperate, and that prices would
stiffen again with a more lively market. A few j
believed, and they were probably more correct, that j
lt w as a movement to thoko ont the ''tailers,'' those
who hang on at Hie end and are a disturbing element to
the long Interest.
Ihe market closed on Thursday at 11.44 for August,
but closed yesterday at 11.31, tho lowest price for the,
day being 11.27. September closed al O.iif). Of tho
1 lCO'i) halos In this market, tho bulls claim to own
00,000; and they say they will bars ::o,000 bales ,
reinspected at once anti sent to Liverpool for Septem?
ber deUvery. it ls believed that much of the cotton j
being sent bets from Liverpool and the South, to help |
mil lbs August 'Loris, will fail of lospestton for waa!
Of time, arni (hus entail severe loss upon tli<* owners.
finnie ol the bulls take, exception to the reports that
tho Atigust deal ls a corner, claiming that lt was a
legitimate buying of cotton by a few who had tho
Intrepidity to do so upon tho knowledge that Liver- j
pool, 'he Condor nt, and New-Orleans were selling!
August and buying September so largely against, lt |
thal before Augie,I somo would want to cover their
con'racts, and in their anxiety to do so the market
would go up.
ll ls significant that the August shorts ate those who
were made bold by th-ir lucoestful speculations in
Manli, April ami May contract!, and believed that
I,., higher prices could ba toothed (luring the year,
'l hov -, o tc cusin rj tin- lids wno sore caught in th*
spring ii?"ii with baseoosfl of principles; but 'no
loiter Insist if th.-r" ts any iniquity among tbe speen.
biters ii pe, arith the shorta, who have been caught
in their ow ii trap.
ANOTHER MEDIUM EXPOSED.
A "PPIUIT" WHO MATBBIALISSO SUDDENLY WHF.V
un: I I'iliTs WKBB TCUNKP t'P.
An exposure of a medium who gavo hopis manifes?
tations wa- made on Ihursday night in a house in
Glen at, near tho city line. In the Twenty sixth Word
fd Brooklyn, accepted by Mrs. Jenni.* Holmes, tlie
medium She has been giving seances for BOOBS tlmo
and among the firmest believers In ber powers were
Charles R. Miller, a renl dato dealer; William Dan
mar, an architect ; Dp, Van Horn and Notes O,
Palmer, a civil engineer. Tim last named recently
Wished to Bee hN wife, who died a mimi ec af years
apo, gad lha appeared to him at several seances. Ile
greatly ileslred to have his son, Noyes E. Pitlmer, wit?
ness Hie manifestation of bli mother, and hoped to con?
vert him to spiritualism, In regard lo which he ex?
pressed much doubt.
Finally de son agreed to go to a seance, and ar?
ni.,:"! with two friends, George D. Short and A. It.
A' kennan, to a-s|st bim In exposing the nature Bf the
performance. They went on Thursday night to the
seance, which v.as attended by about fifty r
After the usual proceedings tho "spirits* appo.iroil.
Mr. Miller's daughter, who i!!o<l when an Infant, but
had grown up lu the spirit land, appealed to her
father and gave him a bouquet. Finally lt was an?
nounced thal Mrs. Palmer wanted to see ter son, and
when he approached tbe cablnel a white robed Uguie
extended bar snoi to kim and cried out, " My son'.
my son !? Mr. Palmer was not overcome by Hie
Barth) of affection, but grabbed the '?spirit" about the
waist, whll" ono of his friend! (urned up the light*
Mr. Dan m.ir and Dr. Van Horn tried to pull him aw av
(rom the "spirit," bul ho hold on and disclosed Mr*.
Holmes in a white robe. Ile succeeded In convincing
his father of the fraud. The members of the company
paid the mellum 118 before Ihe seance began.
SHE HASTED THE IMAGE
HER HUBBARD DID NOT ORT AN ORDER FROM
THE CHTJBCB AND SHE WAS DISAPPOINTED.
An exciting geeno occurred In the Italian Roman
Catholic Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, at
Colon ave. and North Eighth st., Brooklya, yesterday
morning. Die Rev. Pietro Saponsro, th" pastor, was
about to conduct tho morning mass when an Dalian
woman BBtered tho vestry and began tn berate the
priest, and call him a Uriel and a rascal. She demanded
a cr.i.'lllx which stood In the church, but the priest
told her that ber husband had presented lt to tho
church and ?he could not take if away, she th?n
entered tho church and In Ihe faeo Of tba congregation
began lo vituperate again.t the pries! and say thal
he hs.i eootplred lo take the bread out of the mouths
of her husband and children. Sho finally subsided.
After thc aorviCO was over tlc* woman began to upbraid
tho priest again, and made a motion as If to ili'.v. a
knife lunn her lloOVO IO sti'i him. BOO was bustled
away ly BOBM of tin- congregation sod deported.
Eather BoponorO Mound a warran! fir her airest
later lu tim day, mader th- nome ol Mrs. John Doa,
as h" did not know her r-al name. lie -tiri tho
trouble was iLat ber husband, who lt an imago a aker,
presented Ihe church with a crucifix, expecting that
when other Image* were wanted bo would icceire
order*. Recently tome memberi of the church decided
lo preston) an ima.:.- ,,i gt. Michail lo di church.
ihl- Image maker a aa ted S20U for lt, but another ono
In New..uk offered i" do lae work for Bl&O. and ho
I',,; the onler. The dltoppointcd ima?.) maker sent
bli wife to seo the pries) seoul the metier. Hi- place
of business ls laid to he at No. lill North SeCOnd-tt.
,\t that number sn Italian image nasser named Frank
Miller was found, but he denied all knowledge of tho
mat i cr.
;><)/>? hr WAST to ARROY Tm: mat or t
Acting Mayor Forster, who has aot been au 'Act?
ing Mavor' for teven Uavs, could not be found lu
tl- .iv yesterday, though earnestly sought for by
pe,,pl- who say dial (heir business alta Ibo city
ls languishing or. SfKOstBl nf in* absence, and by
tiuineioiiH reporter* who were desirous of gerung
from him an explanation nf hla singular conduct In
keeping away frota tb* Mavin's ofllce. It was cor
tain that he had returned from hts Washington pll
gi imap, bacauaa on Thursday he went to tho numil
picnic nf the Schnorer ( lub, at Drldgeport.
At his law ofRea >e*.fenlay lt was sold that his
whereabouts wein unknown, and all Intimation about
him was refused. Sundry rumors purporting tn
give polineal ami other reasons for Mr. Forster's
lollara IO perform his duly were afloat, but bobo
of them ottrthatod hlgkrBtladed mathrea ta Hie Aetlog
Moyoi ihe p,,piii?r lappualtloa I* that tko titus
tum ia. grow.i of * joiiv inclluouon to annoy
Mi Hewitt hui disturb ihe placidity of bil mimi
dui lug his vacation
DEN WY.,' 7/l.iT THEY UBHLLED Mit. HEWITT.
A ibuiuri'-r was (lied yesterday |a tho 0008 ol
Robert P. Fmler and Herbert U Erldgiuaii. wi.,, ai.
limier Indictment for alleged criminal llbol In prinlliin
on attack upon Mayor H*wltt. ll,* coutsol for tin
defendant* declar* that no crlm* baa boen charted
at ibo ai urie lt not libellous. *
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARUIVAL.S AT THE HOTELS.
BARTHOLDI-Jame* N. Matthews, of Buffalo.
RRUN8WICK ? E. J Kimball. President, of the NBffetk
and Western Railroad Company. CLARENDON- Oooat
SpOOOOeR Dard'h Mlnlsi.r st Washington. FIFTH
AirniflJE BWIIBIiir Shelby M. Collaea, of Illinois; S> na'or
Arthur P. dorman, of Maryland; ex-Senator William H.
Rarnum, of Connecticut; Cmii;n-*?mar (Jeorgo West, of
Hillston, N. V., snd IsOdOOy W. Daniel*, ot Ruflalo.
(.ILSl.V-Conrre-'ainan R. V,'. Townshend, of Illinois, and
OeoOIOl J S. Ca?ement, of Ohio. HR AND-Commander
Slla* < s*"y. C. S. Navy. WINDS<jR-blr C-oorge
(stephen, of Montreal.
WHAT LS COINC, ON TO DAY.
Monmouth Park races. Monmouth Ptrk. 2:30 p. m.
Immlerttlon Investlcation br Congressional Committee,
We?tmlnst*r Hotel, 10 a m.
Lan hmont. Jervy City and Knickerbocker Ytcht Clubt
recitta*.
Republican Convention. White Plilrs.
N'civ-York-Detroit baseball match. Polo Oroundi, 4 p- m.
Chamidonshlp lacrosse match. New-Brighton. S. La 4
p. BA
Curfleld Ratrerr picnic, Ridgewood Grove, evening.
Nautilus Heal Club reaorta Howery Hay Be?ch.
Music in Central Park bv 7th RuglmBBl Bind. 4 p. m.
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BEW-Yt'RK CITY.
The Rev. Dr. James Mri .end. of Indianapolis, will
addrevss young men In A?* leiatlun Hal), at 3:30 p. m.
sur.ilay. Ills subject will be "christian Athletlcs,
The Start." All young men are made welcome.
"E. M. P."?Lex-1 Parsons Morton, th** Republican
candidate for vice-President, was born at Shoreham,
Vf., May IO, Ifitda His fatlser was a Congprga/lonal
minister, and a lineal descendant of Cenrge Morton,
who carno to this country ff?in England In the ship
Ann In |(SR3.
Anton Srldl, having been asked to repeat so many
both of his popular and classical produet'ons af tho !
present serlc-i of enmerts, has arrapged pi-ogramm.es j
for tO-dag composed entirely of " requests," among |
which for this afiernoon aro Wagner's '* Kaiser Maich," .
"Siegfried Idyll'' and "Wotan's Farewell" and "Eire- j
(harm" frr-m ? Walknre." Ard for (his evening j
Wagner's " Huldlgunirs March," " Bird Scene" from
"Megfrlod,* "Cod Friday's Spell" from " PorrM'iil,"
and " Tannhauser" overture.
The deed conveying tho BOOM No. 73 West Seventy- I
Inti -t. from John T. Farley to fleneral W. T. Sher?
man was Ned In the Register*- office yostctday. Tho
price paid by the (icneral was t.'i.YO()o.
Sergeant McDonald, officer M!lhrtu=er and Door- j
man McNally, of the Twentieth Precinct, were charged ,
before tho Police Boord yesterday with urila* fully
holding as a suspicious person J. A. Rich, a com- '
merola] traveller. Ihe gergc-ant was fined ten div.'
pay, the doorman three days' pay, ami (he ollicer was
allowed to go froo.
A (lerman, who gave tho name of Theodore Reuss,
WM arrested on the steamer Wieland yesterday as* |
Anton Wclsse, a merchant at, QoootlttB, Saxe-Alten
berg, charged with forging drafts to Hie amount of
about ORJBOO. He was taken to-Ludlow Street Jail.
In tbe Harlem Police, Court yesterday Justice Weldo
held Jacob K. Snltfcerlln, secretary of tho Rroece Min?
ing Company, In rfio.000 .bajl for trial on rho eborge
Of forging a cettlflcate of deposit of tho United Slates
Trust Company belonging tm tho Ureece Mining Com?
pany, sr.d thus securing <rT,.'>00. Charles Roger,
president of (ho miring company, ls the complainant.
Emil Lindberg was arraigned before Judge Mar?
line on a charge of perjury. ID* offend himself as a
bondsman In a laroony case, maying thai ho owned
four houses In Brooklyn valtvd at BR7,500. Tho
property Htand.s In tho name of John II. Tlsdale. Ho |
was held In SR,300 ball.
BROOKLYN.
Brid*? President, Howell iLsa-erts that he bxs given
up tho Idea of the I'.rldgo railroad tracks being ex
tended to tho City Hall. The permanent connections
made by the Kings county ami tho I'niori Ehrrated
Railroad Companies at the present (ermines forbid
;hat there should 1** any changes there. Tho new
Brooklya station, between Banda sod High sts., will
bo built next, winter.
The body of a drowned man. about forty-five years
Bf age, of medium height ai:d dressed for cold
weather in a heavy suit ami overcoat., was found In
tho (.owanus Canal yesterday ai Tblrd-st bridge, it
had been a mag time in the water.
A Bomber of the boekmen who v? re or'.ered away
fr>,tn City Hall Ninan) early la tbe week returned to
their old poaltloni in front, of the < irv Hail at. noon yeo
terday. They sad that they had bo permlaaton to Ftan.l
there but would walt ami see what, tim police would
do. They were imdl-turb s-1 doting the afternoon.
Oeorge <;. Smith, of No. r.44 Vanderbllt-ave., was
before Police Justice Walsh yesterday upon a charge
of shooting Adeline Mills, who hail boon living with
him as his tv:fe. Roth an* c.,hie,I. Smith wits
Jealous of the attentions sho received from another
young Colored man, end upbraided her DB the street
Thureday 1 Ight for going on un excursion without him.
Ile told her not to enter bia boase again. Later In
the DVBOlng he saw h>*r hy the door, and tired one
?hoi to frighten hor, and when she ian fleed another
and wounded her In tho left thigh. Sl.o wats not
seriously hurt.
The Charge of outrageous aaaacll made by Mary
Devine, nie fifteen, against ber father. James Devlno,
of No. 157 North Nlnth-st., a short time ago, was <1N
mlsoed yesterday, as tho clrl confess?.1 that her
mother and Mrs. Hart, a neighbor. Induced her to tell
th" story as they wanted to send her father away.
William Armit, ago nineteen, a plumbor, of East
Mew-York sod sr. Mark's aves., whoso spine waa
fracturttl on Aitgti-t ti while be was diving at Rocka?
way Reach, died yesterday at tho Long Island Col
legi) Hospital, flo maile a dive in shallow water
and struck tho sand with his head.
NEWS PROM THE SUBURBS.
NEW-JERSEY.
John TToIste. tho proprietor of a grocery and groggery
at Newark and Jachson-sts., Hoboken, was arraigned
j before Recorder McDonough yesterday, charged with
! violating the now liquor law. A peculiarity of the
j eaaa la that fhe complaint was made by John I-Ynnor,
! who runs a rival liquor store at No. COO Newark st.,
I and who says that ho cannot, compete with Holsto
because he pays $2bQ for his license and Holsto pays
I nothing.
Tho attendance yesterday at the annual camp
meetlng of thc. Newark Conference nf tho Methodist
Episcopal Church, af Mount Tabor, was large, despite
tho oppressive heat. At 10 a. m. the Rev. John
Atkinson, of Newark, conducted the n-rvlces. Those
held at *J p. m. wero prd by the Rev. Bf. P. OoorgO,
of Allendale, while th* Rev. J. C. Hall, of Mount
Hermon, had ehnrge of the evening service..
The body of John Quinn, ago twenty two, was
found near tho new railroad, two miles from Sayre
vlUe, yesterday. Ho was formerly a clerk for An?
drew Selovor, of (south Amboy, but recently WU
employed by the railroad company. The cause of
bis death ls unknown.
Daniel Stevens, of Jamcsburg, who for 5 ears has
been mall clerk botwa-n Monmouth Jiincdon and
Jsmesburg, has been removed. The only cause for
his removal ls that he ls a Republican and hts place
ls Wanted for a Democrat.
Tlie people of Clea Ridge are talking about hold?
ing au Indignation meeting for tho purpose of devis?
ing means tu prevent a recurrence of riotous scenes
which took place on Thursday In McCoaa'a Park,
during the clam bake of tim Sintrac Ens hm akers.' As
toe lotion,
a*
JEKSF.Y (TTY.
John Hickey, age thirty, an emplove of tho Lehigh
1 Valley Railroad Company, while unloading steel radi
retterduy, was struck by one of them ami received
injuries which Will probably provo fatal. Ho vi .is
removed to tho city id spitai.
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NEWARK,
In tho Second Dla trie I Court yesterday a Jury
awarded 0136 09 daaoagei to Alexander MeAJpta la a
stilt against T. I'. Howell A Co fur alleged breach 1 f
eootrogk Tho gall grew out of ihe leather workers'
strike a year ago. McAlplne wi- discharged be?
cause he refuiod to sigt. an agreement. The case Will
be appealed.
The wreck of the s'canier Thomas P. Way, which
was bumed at Uer dock * nionth ago, was sold gt auc?
tion yootorday for si,om to john IL atatjara*.
Julia Ulta, sgt two years, had been tick for tev?
en! days, and yesterdiy ter .landmeiher gave her
a dose of erououto in mlstaUo for medicln*. Tho
child died list night
LONG ISLAND.
Seroral yoting men, charged with throwing stones
ai an excursion party, were brought before Justice
Delehanty. In the Lon. Island CHvl'ollee inutt y's
ci'i-iy. foi- examination. William bullen proved aa
allin and was d,-hinged. Thomas lltagerald who
was shot during (he ,,:fr*v. ubi rummltlrd lo the
eoaaty loll ami othera aron bold for eaaadBatlon.
By min iiai content the ri emmet Inn of lha lana
Island Railroad ohVisU before Mayor (iloosoa of
?"- l-i.iiid 1 nv, ?*, vested;,, adjourned until
_ea^itM-i\J,_ ?"<""?""'?? ?'*? made ... awol
ue result ol tho Buprsms Court'a oetloa in the In
unction obtained hy th. railroad people" preventing
? h^Mayor from forthOf Mort-,-,IIK with (JK prot>
Hale's ? ri 525*f "** b*th,n? ?? *-?? Surf Bt Long
B*a!a_.0\Iska___--'' W,,6n he *"*? '*?*?*?? ?lth cramps
eh. i-f .^'w"t),,.'? P**t0r 0f ,h8 R0*"-'' * ??hollO
oburcb al UookvlUe centre, was tho only other per
aajftec t/h.
An* A."vii
.Au* t.N ', {xml
.Ant A .....Vetri..vZ,
Aug ls... .Suan ,,_,
son bathing af the time The ur,d?rtow was esr*
Dr. D'wey mit, wnen Father Robinson laved hl*T*"?
OOOfRU Jf. Turner, tho business manner nf "tv
Wor'H," who bod his band thaitered wh?J Kw?>
at Par R.akaway, N bow our ?f dancer ^H
feared at fttst that I.KkJaw weald set ir. *?
?aa-?-_
THE DOC, CA Tr lints Miss; T11E MAYOS.
A rumor la fha effect Cat Leeper John ReMsh
ag th" dog I'li'ind. was on t; p , ,,f offarlaa hT*
resignation waa denied by him yest. rday. a.I _!
wantcd, he said, wis th.i( a Mayor, Acting Mayes
D' pim- Acing Mavor should app<ar ar the Cits ii.11
and sipn his wanan I foi the money due to ''? .
eatehera Thoee rarneb'e servants of the cit* L!
not bun poid sin,,- Mr ii. i _J ,"*??
were getting rettie** and inlghl go on strike Kes'.a7
McMahon, therefore, l. welting anxiously f.,r th* ,
mlnatlun of tho rscancy uttstlng in the Maror*. offl^T
MARINE IS I fe LL I GENOE.
aflNIAl'Cl 1 ALUA *?" 19
T.'-nsY.
Baortte* 6 091 Btu. CM), .loon *ett 1:47 | Moon's tts _
ut ?:i wirm
AM?Hann- 8*0*0, 4ns I 'liv til'I ft Ol | TT-lt (latA Itu
F.M-AAttiT llsot. 4.:.ii I ?!..*? Ia.* L B{S1 I Hall (tata. B
INCOMING ---//..I MERS.
:(i-l.ai.
Psiie'. -"ns sn cst.
Eatyptian Monarch ... .r.e.: laa.
baale.Bi naas
Leer lain.Betti Main..Ai
Mexico.havana.Aug ls... .Span frJJ,
el suv. St ... 1 I.
France.LoaOOB.ABB 7.xse*i_
A na ii*.I IviTIKKi!.Au* ll. Cuasts
HepiltillO.l.lver;,.H>..Aux u .'A h.te ht*?
Mi "Via .Haatbarg.Amt e....J(su,i>Amfr
Lai'iiampagno.Basra.Ainrll Kioiicn 1 rm
ai.unca.Bte Jes :? loly S8....Caaaram
sion tar. ai ... J')
Devonia.n Marrow.Aug 9. Ar,,-!,).
Fud*.Hreaseo.Aug ll.>u |??',.
Alv.i. Port Lanna . Ai"/ 7 . Alia*
City of Atlanta.Ila?'.t ?Aug ia.'.Au^t
OUIGOISG STEAMERS.
lo-usr.
vessel. saes. Per M?i:ic:o*a *?*?
'I..wer Hill, Hi: . Lom!..n. 8 p'i
Cmhrta. c'unar.t. I.ivitru'iol.II am '.: Jo p r?
cur of Mow- yara, leaton. Uverpoei. 3 hat
.Mie.'i'.it'i. Anebor. I'lMjrew.1130am ,i p.,
H.'avaal*. Baltle, CopaBhosrea. I J,.,
anaemia, HamS-Amer, ii.iini..ir?r. :: r;optt
Km* N a L >v i. H r* 'i sVtaH'l in;)'n. 11:30am ;?, p ^
/?un tarn. Nelli. Amer, AmstardOi.ll am *.' 30 p q
LB llo-iruogii*. Fri-iu li irnii. .( ivr*.? l"30.ini 'J nra
Barrseouia, auaotioatWL Baroadaat..IB am n..<ro.
Alvena. Allis. J UM IM I. ? ai" ll sta
City ot Ci. um ina. War I ,. 1001*000. A pat
HOVDAT, ACi 2 ).
Colon, Pacific Mall. Aeetuwafl.?10 tm cooa
1TBBDAT, At'O. 21.
Arizona, Gaioa, UfOIoeel. 4 30?ta
8BIPPINU NEWS.
POBTOFNEW-YoliX.raiOAT, ACO. 17. isis
AKHi VBB
Steamer Adriatic (tiri, Csotarosi, r.tverpool An* *, Queens,
town V, wini iii'lsH and 478 passengers tu * llruce IsiLay.
Arrive.! et tim Dar al 1.86 pat
Steamer mv <i( Beru a i):r). Land, r.'verrw-ol An* t,
Qoaeoatowa '.'. wit. mdae end ci'5 poaioogi ra to i*?ter
\v i .-ia .v Sens. Arrived .it lb* Har il 2.iou m.
oteauier rjeriii'i'ia din Prater, I i lol '?* A I* .( Kirhsrloe*
I, si i. iola 8, D.uiiimc.i 7. .Moutssrrai nit anti* is B,*lKlM
IO ? Hil nols* .viet |C***Hgsr< to A h. Uti ter budge A Co. Ar
rived <t nu- B*i at -coi o _,
-:,-.rn,*r(')i Ciiiett". Adam*, New. Orleans H days, w. th mts*
to Julio F Van Kl -
steamer uuyamtot'e. Ke'.iey, Newport News ant Norfiltt,
a-'itiiin.is. aniipa**eosr*r*to uiA Dumiutoa Ot oa
Steamer Brasswater, Bela r*ewaoft New* and Norfolk,
rv:r:i inila* ond pssasturar*te Old Bomlolea
Steamar Lucy i* Biller, Millar, Baagae, Me, wita nulst
in taaaaesrar* tai )' n rsmithal C?v
r-teamor i'.Uauora, Bmuo:t, Fortuna, with m ls* to Bur titi
Ha::.
.?steamer City of Maw-BedfOBd, Davis. Fall River, wltb
Batt* ki norien .c Lovell.
Slesruer Aler*. Nor . K IBItS. llOtS, to LiM A Anitla.
liars: Hut i (Nor), iori .-sea. Cape Iowa J uuo J, a HU iuds*
o enter reoaoJ to mooler.
Bars Trtumto (Spool. HsrvtlbaS, Havan* Amt S, with mts*
md paooeogrer* to ? > 4 Bi Bl act a Co. Roana IO the < i ..ry
lalalana.
Hara Itavn-ia, Krill sse, Calborleo l's* dara with sui?sr
,o onion ii? ii to f ii >i oaaa u
Brui Aica.na. Woodwota, lisrnmtoei July 1(3. An ema'.'7,
vi:,i mg ,r t.i ll Trowbriilge's Sons
nebr join lt Bargee, Parana*, Havana Ju'.r 25. Caibsriea
) itay-i, arith Boaar tar arden r***elte J a Voa Uiuut.
SUNSET?At suinir Beek, wind, light, SW, wttttitr,
rlouiiy. At City Island, wind, light, S'.1., noatiier. c.oud/.
CLEARED,
Steamer BntTalo (Br), Mae:. II nil -Sanderson 4 Hon.
Steamer Anctiuru ! or), liiuwii. lilasgow?llnnd-rsou Itms.
BteaatorMarsala ;ii?r). Maa*, llauitj.iri ? luacb, l-.dyeA
3a
^teamer WtlUomioon (Unr). (Schaffer. Bremoo? Oocp*i A
l'l '1 jr.
?ste i.ner La Hourgogne (l"r), Franguel, Havre-Lotus at
Babiaa,
f-t.-aiuur Miranda (Dr). Lesernau, btJoha*, NF, vu (Ii ;'it
-Iinwnr.g it Aicbtbti.l.
bteinv r Alvaua (Bri Macitev, Pori au I'r.nce, Am Cayes,
.t, 1'. : . Forwood A Co.
aleawec Caroo.1*1*4, Kvau*. 1'urt Roi al and Feroandiot
D H Mallory A''
fsteamerSemiaoto, Komhte, Curiostoa tal J.ioksonvi'.it
v\ in 1*1 lyn* * ' o.
Steamer Kooisr iB.-i. Flett, Baltimore?simpson, SpeuoeA
goans.
BbipCorsleoCBrt, r.:*!n*ton. Hiaye. Fr??snow A Uurgeas.
Slim Clarence S Brmvtit. Franc., 1'orlUa.L, uro ? sai.ua
A i'o.
Jlarlc Luxor (Bri. McLeod, Melbourne?Mauler A Qos rsa u
Hark',aiat, a i br , I amplIBa, itntierdam?icanimell Bro*.
liar. Lincoln (Ail*l), Cattanolch, Celte ?Mela c'o*ultcli.
Har. Liberia r*ag*. >i'rr* Leooa -YateeR I'orterfleid.
Bora Vairsouth [at). Morruua, wmiwi, Ni -M110.T& Bnr
ess.
Lng Medina (Dr), rotter. I'ort-auT'ncee-U A Brett, Soo
fe Ca.
BAII.^.O.
steamer* P?lra. for Hsii' 11 >e.:,innis. CUar'.estoo.
Birt WSBdortUg Jo*, lol Buenos Ayres.
r-IMKLN.
Ship Iceberg. Treat, from New.York: for Ban Francisco,
July *0. lat l'j 9T. lea .'t w.
Bsrit lintti-ima Moire (ital). Olizart, from Now-York tor
R.ngouu, J il v .11. lat ION. lon JO W,
Lui* Aroiipcrt (Ur'. M.ie.s.ier, from Fowoy for New
Yurt, Aug ll. Ut 4j N,lo:i a er,
T.I c. aU>**BMBBTS Ot SJTRAXRRR
f > it a: i a p j rt 1
I.tvunroot, Ang IS BsllOd. stoatnt-r Tho Queen (Br, II**.
lev, fer New.York.
i.i.Asoow. Ana ld?Sillod. iteamor Circtsiia (Rr), Camrj
ben. mr Now.York.
snir.i.os. Au/Iii-Sailed, ttoimer Silly (Kr. Nolsoa, for
Be w.York.
Ham BUBO, sag lj-.^aileit, steamer LaureH'.na( Bc, Bitty,
for sew.I ?rk
mi:..i.v 11. pr.or to Aug 17?Silled, .teamer Coroutil* (Do,
Oavto, tor N'ewY.i' s.
mi txa list. Aug lo-Sslled. steamer Glencagloi (Br),?,
tor Bi* w.York- ________________
Announcements.
Henry A. Dabtrlr ^f. D.,
:ti? wisi 1 '.?.?,*. h.-r.
Dlaaasaa of the Nervous -t.:>: . i.emt-Lrr.nary Organs.
Impotaoee eadBterllitr. iio.i:*? 8tol'A8tel
SOLID SILVER
Monogram, Initial and Crest work,
.is marte by us, and applied to arti?
cles of our manufacture in Leather,
have received favorable comment
for their novelty and excellence of
finish.
Gorham MTg Co.,
?ELTEB8MITB8,
Broadway axd 19ni Street.
_ READY RELIEF.
THE CHRRPRMT \Nl> RR*#f FOULS MRMCtatl
IN Tin wor.i.n
CURES AND PREVENTS
-1 'lRF.lt t o:il'l.\l>T**.
Thirty tn atty drape ht half a teartsee "f orotaa irRI
In a f, .. n nu - ur. St ? ? s Sour M' ? ?
il ? thurn, Sick ll.:il..,'le'. r*F l*?lt'lsVr>-. Ml*?**f
I' i hea 0\ m Uti . ll i * *na *??
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