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CAN CHICAGO BE BEATENf
BOSTON HAS BOBfl CHANCE YET.
THF BvSVBsLL ? kBDB ALMOST OVER-RECORDS
AND Sl'MHY BABUDB.
"Can Chieago be bcaten?" ls the query upon the
flps of the oa-seball enthasiasts of the eonntry. Here
Vwore the questlon koa always been whether a club
rould wln or not. Tlie pluekp BgM of the BOOtOO
rlnb has aroused a great deal of i-ympathy. *nd nlne
out of ten hawebsll cntlanalarta will sbotit ajceifully If
the men from the Hnh captnre the trophy.
The raoe ends on Saturday, however, and the New
Fjtgtanders will have to perform wonder- to captnre
thc ipennant. Thc BeoOBBi niay play ninc gauie?> this
we*k. while toc Chkagos will take no ehatice* *rd
will phty only the (U rcgtilarly scheduled gatnr-.
Should rWcago be beaten a game or two Ihts week
the flntsh will be exeiting. A defeat for tlie BOatoM
would about sertle the N'ew-Engkiriders.
The eBaaeei He that the IMtokaav^Maaaa forfeit
aame whirh wa* illegally glvcn to Chicago lM-t ?BOh
will be thrown oul. a? it undonbtedly should lie. If
this s done the leaders will have the saine number of
?totottoa, Cfcoaapyi oat] advantare being that -he has
lost iwo le>- ganie- than B<?ston. Seriou-dy aoaatdered,
Boston's 0000001 are >mall BBhBB 00000*8 men should
break badly, aoaaeahkag thc Chicago team acldom does,
?xoept when it J <* w the fllaata.
Another thinc Ir* An-on's favor is that the Boston
men will have BOod toaaaa to beat thl*. week. while U
th* early games ar* any eriterion. CBatoaa aagkf to
have a walkover in its cames wlth ChWClaad aad
f'lm.rinati. TBOM two t**nis combined have won Ju-t
flve gan.es from Chicago Ihfo yeor, while CMtagl boa
won twenty ninc gOBkOl from f'leveland and Cinclnnali.
? reeord ttiose two ritle- OMgM fca lie a-h?med of. The
Leagne games to datc lcave the tcams as follows:
NATIONAL. LEAOUE.
01 2
i I
How iinnatnral Chtraco's wliolesale vlctorle- In thc
Hbel are is shown in ChJragn's lxy-ord aeainst the
Eastcm teams. B<d?h the New-York and Ptiiladelphia
haaaa won tbe majorlty Of games from the Windy clty
m*ii. in the Beat, only Beatoa wid BrooUpn bowcd
fO Chicago. New Yotk ha* tlie l>cM rceord against thc
\\>-t. wlnning forty-slx and losing but twenty -eight
game*. ln thc aaaaCB wlth the Ea-tern team-, ChtOag ?
won forty and h>st thlity B0OOO. Bootoo and Pitts
bure have been 1 lie liHtxle-st nuts for thc Giarits to track.
'ihe sectlonal record fc. as foltoWc I
Ka?t T?. Wf st
Kew.York ...
Boaten
PMUd lph!?
Br?k
?~Oome~10st 137|44 |45|44
s:
" ! !
West va. Ea#L
z a j k
* i I:
181 7I131S4*'. Chioago ..
7 1611 1114." lltt-burg
10|1'J lOillf-sa ?t'Jeveiand
7 t 11| 9|3? l*i<iniiati
:, 181 0 18|40
121 31 8 to ;<;(
01 ?1?
5| 91 9|IO|a3
tauiMw loaO.|28|S4|8U|42|
Boston wins the entire series in the games wlth thc
Eastern teams, and Chicago has made a like rce rd ln
jaine* wlth the weofOfB teani?, as tlie appended rccoids
wU! ahow :
The American Associatkm raco will end next fctOB
?t?y, with Bu-ton winnlnc the trophy and st. LOBta
eecond. Tle Athletlcs Imve a good eboacc to paaa
Baltimore and socuro third bonora, while Milwaukw
ought to flnish ahead of Oolumhus. The Loiiisvillc and
Washlngton teams will flnish as they are at pre-ent.
This has been a bad year for last year's akaoBftoha in
aboot all the leagucs. The Association record is a
lollows:
AMEJUCAN AS80CIATIO.V.
Clnba.
hoaten .
fct Lf>'i1?-r.
Baltlioon ......
AUUrUc .
Coluidbaa .
Miivaukee .
Uvulsrille .
I....I 81 12
I 111 15) 13! 141 1?;
10 111 141 ?| 16!
81 12' 101 141 9|
11| 131 12| 10|
r 9
?! io
89 128
82 1H3
(18112*
mi'132
Bi'iaft
tm Kti
:.:-i 182
411127
ltot.| 39! 61| 601 631 741 71 f TOJ gfl|.
The Buffalo clnb won the Ea-stern Association cham
pionsWp, but has not been so fortBOaOl in captuiing the
ruppmjfjntary trophy. The latter atraggfcl ended Oh
batonl....-, with the -Mbany team iu Brat POMO, thc
Blaons iecond, I^ebanon third and Troy last. The tom
platc record ls annexed :
Aiucy .I_i 4
Bafkli ?. 81....1 s
Lebai:on ?.i.I 31 41....
Ttot. I 0[ l| S
. Qtuno lost.| 6| ?T"i"- 15
The Gornam and (senator nlmja played an latOIOaUag
game at Recreation Park peaterOOPi befoir a gOOd-clacd
rrowd. The henators >ver? in poor foini. apd ihe
(iorhama won easliy. Q, Wunuaa won tlie koeora of
the day, botli at the bat and in the field. The isiore
GORUAMs.
r lopo ? ?
O.wuins, ia.2b 13O70
t WiiUmw, ?? . 10 0 10
WMie, % b, r t l 2 o o l
? ?ruit, ? ?_ o 1 1 6 1
b*ldon, 1 f. . 0 0 0 0 0
U Jack'n, c>.it. l 1 l? 0 0
ii Jackaoa. 3 l< l 1 112
Hovey, r f, c f. 1 l 1 0 1
OXlfATOKS
r lb iio ? ?
l>ml*T, 3 b. o o 0 1 o
M(K.rln?(i. K h . 4J .i 1 4 1
Uowe*, lb. 0 1 13 0 0
lU.'lies, t 1_ 0 - 3 0 1
Warner. c. 0 1 i' 1 o
Dlliou. 1 f. Ooioo
?an/, S b. o o -2 ii ^,
Crane. t- f. 0 I . 0
wviii.ti.. i l i O I i i-niie. < i. o i ., o t
Alalone, p. 2 0 0 0 0 tteiliy, p. o o 0 I 1
Totatfa.'.".8 9 27 20 5| lolais. 2 8 :-; 14 9
Gorh?m? . 0 113 12 0 0 0?8
S?ui?tor? . 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-2
Ewued nuiN-'t'Oi'hsiuiK 2. Baaoaava 0. Plrat i^s.- hy
eiror??Gorhmim i Agaatm i Lefl oa baaea Gortuuoa
7. S.aatora 4. Plrajj Uw< on bulN-Olt Bellljr 4. ofl afabene
S. Struck out-WaiW, o. Jm k.-na. Tbrre-baae hlts?
G. WilHams. !>acrifle? blU-Retly, C. Wllllanu 8,
GNDt. beld.-u. stolen baJww-Bowe*. ( . WiJUnis, o.
Jv-kron. Dnut'ie ptay>.- -Mourlo-ad. I'.a-jv and Bowe*.
C. WiUiAJt^ and 0. J*<-k*oii. iiii by pltcher?Moorhead,
Whlte. TvTld pitrbes-Ite-lh-. Paated bivlla?C. Wllllam*.
Cnijiir?_McDon?:d. Tlme of game 1:40.
Lively butting and clcvcr BOhttOg <haoootertfled the.
game *t Monitor Park, B'eehawBea, betweoa tke ADar
ton and Domestic nine-. Ihe ADortpaa oathOttod
Uielr rlvahi and won by thi- score:
ALLEKTONfc
r lt. po
Kenzle. 2 b.... 1 l ll
Lever. t t....
Hob*rt?, 3 b..
Ttirner, i L?| j i
Grfen. 1 f. . 10!
KeeJer. ? s_ t 2 0
12 0 0
8 0 O 0
0 0
0 0
DOMKSTIC.
r !b pe. a ?
Colli'wi. 3 t, .. I 2 0 0 0
Srhaffrr. ^ s ... 0 1 1 5 2
I f. 0 0 0 O 0
!?.... 0 1 0 1 0
?i. DeUard, 2 0 1 t a 4 o
D*i::l*iii. 1 b
Oj ?
4 o Donakoe, i b 0 o 0 I 0
1 1 12 1 0 1 Kai.
2 2 7 O O | llu'.'l
f
i f
*????. P._0 10 3 0 P. iiollard. ?... 0 0 10 0 0
ToUls .18 14~t4 loTT 'lotjl- 7 8111 2
Ujcrtaa. o 10 o o o i o r-u
"?aaaaHc. 0 i i 0 0 o 0 0?1
t*r;i<^ run?-AHeit?u 7, Domextk 1 Pli* baaa by
mera-Altoitan 2 Doaantic 0. Lcfl oa b* vllertou
OBiBMcieg. iim baaa oa boM? Ofl Smtth 7.
{W-Levw 2. ltot*-ru. <ir?tn. Dni.ieiii 2. Collgmu, Behaffer,
>ortx.ii, Dofiah'ie Mmj-i,.,. T!ll, .. ??? .
Keelv. Two.Bmp hiu Co'L-pn, Keuta Rob?rU.
s?-riti-e t,us M.jki.. -. Tujw. stolen ha- - I Dollard,
OSZl* yZOZ-^.tun>?rK. K**kw, bn.itli. !?? ei-s Uoubl*
Kfcf- D"llar<3 and ^mahue. ,,;? b, ?:;,(,.. I
t,T?i W,!<1P|1'? PukkM baiu iiohaid 2,
antaa 1. BlapTia Wiiphlua rUu< ?i gaaac 1 55
GAMKS Tn-rny.
LKAl.l I..
Boaioii v*. .N'.w.Yojk. it Hostoo.
?K'trt?!? ? l;,.;,!1,d,,")'^ ?l '-WM, Park, Brooklyn.
gavchue \-. < kleago, at ClevehaC
Putsbcri? \s. Cuaeiunati, at Pituburz.
AS-xiiiATION.
BokU.., ra. Waakkaptaa. u giitia
Baltimore \>. Ataiytu. at BalthMfO.
'.AMl s, l\ ;H, Uf pj
LoulMiUe. tv.?t. tl. The EoaOWUtOa ?,?, tno pM
from t>t. Louu m* aftwania, ooad atcaij t,?m?? Hi?i u
Atteodant*. 40,000. Tl.r
ira- v -.??.-.? IU it i t ;:
MaohUa-Xaut.viUa U. U. Leul* u. trrw.-Loui?. i
Lost
?health and
strengtb, time
and money,
by not using
Pearline. It
washes with
half the labor,
Jandsavesyour
J strcngth; it
'doesitquickly,
and without wear andtear, and
saves your money. It washes
clothcs and cleans house,
harmlessly and thoroughly.
Without Pearline, you can do
nothing; you can do nothing
betterthan to get Pearline.
Your tim?, money and patience, by
T ,_ ^4. u&ing imitations-millions of women
LrfOSt say so. Pearline sunds on quality ;
prizes, peddhng. c;c 6M jAMEb PYLE, X. Y.
vll'e 5. St. Eeuls 8. Pltchers-Fltzgerald and MaQUL
Ur.ipire?Mahoney.
"ihe saeaM P?me rosulted ln a walkover for the home
MMa The score:
???.?-:?::! J 8 l l o-11o
St- i."'l v. r .
BMentte-I^atovtUa 12. st Lewta 2. Enrore-- Lo-ui":
\U\* 0 St Loul* ?? Pitchers?Mrakim, Burrtil anu
MeCartby. rrrpire-Mahoncy.
Mllwaukee, >"'.*? L'T.-The Qll?Ml men cou.d not hlt
Killen, and narrowly escaiied a saut-out. They gavc
KnMl mlv-rahle ?upport. The score :
cM-ttr.-::~r:l I I . I IJjg
Bttsehlts-MUwsukee 11, ColumbuB 2. fbror?-?U
waukee V Coratntma ?. IMtchens-KMen wid Miell.
llmplre?M'rLanghlUi.
?.I1M" BRAXX0X BRIXGS A SIT1T.
?BllTllIlM 80ft, 27.-Ycsterday J. B. Brannon
brought aatt in the Vnited BbMM Ctaaatt Oonrl nt
OortoitM. Kv.. to rompcl tl?e Lntonln .Irxkey Hnb tfl
reverse lta aetlon of Septcmber 21. svhereby thc Bran?
non brothers and their hOfMB ? Patt BOdCrtV BBd
Tanner were nilcd ofT the turf. and to restote tlMM
to good stondiiiK The Brannon brothers were mlcd
nff tlie turf on account of ninnlng the hnrsr Tanner
on Septepibcr 7, M " PolU Bartp-t." M OltojKd bT the
I irtonta CTub dlroetore. and aftorwnrd when cited t'->
produce these two horses, failins to do *o.
A BICYf'LE RECORD BROKEX.
Eondon, Sept. 27.-Edge. the bkydKt, has broken
the rerord from Ixmdon to Edinbungh, covering the
M7 miles in 38 hours 44 1-2 minuto.
? ?
SAVAGE ATTACK OX A rOLICEMAX.
" HF.LL'9 KITCHEX" KEEPINC; UP WITH ITS FOUL
KEI'UTATIOX.
'?Hell's Kitchen" hs> rcvived some of Its aadenl
glories A desperate as<ault was rommittcd fMterday
upon a pollceman of thc Twentlcth Pivdiic!. The
policcnian naimwly eaeaped with hla Ufo. Ceptato
Onaa long ago startod M clear out the nc^ of t
Md loafers who InfeMed that part of his piecinrt near
Mt the rivcr front, and it M evldent that thc rafllani
uvliiK re-tive under Ul alfOTOM rule. FOnr
days a*o a man named llill, who hatenga to one of the
Doaaeroni ?? g:owicr gaaga" ln t'!e "HatUa Ktfehen"
dtatttet, went on the warpatli ln Twciity-elghtli ~t..
tlircatenlng to "deaa out" everybwdy in it. H^ WM
arreatod hv Poltoe Ofaote GkUbkghar and Meked up.
Michacl Kitig. an evennvi. t. and Jdbfl MeMabM atal
Willlam Oooaery, gcneral loafers, who at\? MMDben of
Ihe aaaM gang, dotataatoed to get even with BaUegber,
who ls a sh-irt, slightly bnllt man. Yesterday
morning, ?hortly after 10 o'clock, they were
waitlng for him at Twcnty-seventh st. and Tenlh
ave. Then. when they ?aw him approarhing, they
benan a >ham flght with each oTlier. Gallagber ran
up and tried to dtaaene them, when thc tbree BMD
tumed upon him, and in an lnstant the policeman
was on the gronnd. his Olab WM wrested from tda
hand, and he WM writhing under a shower of liercc
kteka and btowo.
Klng, wbo has already servod two trrni- ln BkOg
Sing for av-HultiiiE policemen. ^ei/ed (iallaghcr's hand
nnd bit thrce linger.s to thc bone. The crics of the
ayaMMtora i.rought atoaadaraM Daly and two other
policemen ba the spot, aud they hucccedcd in arrest
Ing King and McMahon. but Cooncy Otcaped. ln the
aaeaabbae a wholo eecttM of polee had ijccn aeat oal
frOM UM -tation, but w'ucn thcy reached Tenth-ave.
the rutlians were under OJtMt
flalMgbtrr who ln addrtton to the woaada <>n ln
lingerb ha? sustained sevcre intcnial injurie- WM
attended bv I)r. Cook, the precind gurgeon, and will
!,e conlincd to his COt in the pottee staiion for a OM
slderable time.
?
XBYIXG TO US1IE THE CHVRVHES.
Chicago, S?n?t. 27 (spccian.-To unite all the Prot
eatant ckarobM in the Fnited Btatoa eaeept the
Episcopai onder one form of WOrahtp is thc object
for which the Kev. Dr. A. J. Canhelil, of Bt Pnul'.s
I'niversalist Chnrch. i- stiiviiu:. Ili> irie;i i- to M
tabllsb an "Amercan Charcb," which. wbile alkrwlng
all the latitude asked ln thc mafer ul creed. -hall
eoaJom to one Utnrgy. Dr. Canflekl 6om nol thuik
tii- dlffere I 6en aniaattoM eaa ovea be imited on
matter- of bcliof. but he beHeree thcy can be broaghl
into etoaar reJattoaa In their emottonaJ retlgton. With
IhM laaa ba view hc bM propoaed a Ittaray whleh he
expeets to BM in his own church ln CWcagO. " 1
have taken the Episcopal prayer bo >k for my moriel,"
?,aid Dr. fanl'.eld to-day. "Of oourM I hSVWBxd BMd
the same laiipMgn a? some of the forins of oxprei
afcai are antinuated and cuniber>ome. I thi ;k thc t-n
flenry of the prweal day u ratkar too naab towarda
tntelle<'tualiMii. People go to church to ii-,teii t<> B
aam m as they woaM a toetara. 11 i- aaoraty an
iiitellectual livut. init an ;u t Of WOnhtP. ?> Idea ls
tfcai Um uonininatlmi abooJd lake paH ln the aervlced
and aiiow the emodona] .-ide ol tne reUgtotu natare
to tind eapreaatoB."
, .-?
ttttUQ AM OMDMAMCn v;vi:stios.
chicago, sept. 87 (SpofiMl) f OaUimann'a pateat
for proventing he.it gencratliig in ordname WM trled
M Fort -Sheridan y.-terday. aud whtM the cxpeilnient
was Luformal ihe ?uew meriiod of diaeharglBg DW
jectile- wa- approved by the offlcers who wttO?BMd
the trial. The guu aMd bj Ut. Oullimimn WM ca t
aecordluK 00 hii. iporMeBftona. although it diffei-s but
dlghtly from the braaob loadlag rlaaa ln roauaoa
um- H bM I b.re of four and one-half Inehea, and
ls alM feet 10 length. The ehlef valuc claitned for
tlie inveiition HM ln tho fa<t that it BM| be applled
to anv bix-ech-loading fleld ptoM MTW in u-<- With
comparatively little alteuit.on in the con-tru.tion of
the gun- After the projertile bM bcen Inaerted ln
the <an MM ? ? ledMB ttBg ls pUoed DOBlnd II. Then
,,,n,e, the powdar-baf, aad htatl] the MOtal rapsulei
eeaaalatog eewkaedfl aetd gaa ooaapreaaed to a llqnld.
when the gan is dtecharged the powder forow ItaeM
ihrough the riaa, eaaarglag the apertare laereto and
?-raduallv winlng force. H.v Ihe MplOalOn Of tbe
Doasaar, pep bi Um eapaatoi ere.erlven ln, lateaatng
Um |M. "iding to the diwMbn in the otoJectHe, there
bi Byeatty InewMiiuj tho retodtjr glren to tt. and a<
Um aaaM IttM tha bMeatM ooM of the gM almo l
? atantlj ovaraoaaaa the heui prodoeed by Ihe powder.
The reiiort la aUffht, baidlj MCaatlBf that made by
a toy eannua. With a seven.pomid . j.??"?^ ??[
powder shellS 8m and live and a half tt l "
ier? thruwn to a helght ot one and a half mllc, and
Two mit "nt into um lahc tnvalllag Um oirtanee
in one and a half wlaatM.
A VAYOR 9B01 ASD KIU.KD VY A VEOMO.
coiunibia. 8. C8oat.r l8|Molal).- ?'. A. Ife.Baa.
Maver of hpHrtunsbiirg. wa~ sboi and kUled thla after
soon bv a aegro, Joba WIIMaaw, Thc Mnrderer and
a oeJotad womm aaw tMeaeluag ad the woman's
i1(,,,.,.. Mayor lUeiaemii, who waa paaatag bj ol
tln.t moinent. attempiul M stOP the dilhculty and boep
WltthuM fn.m raaalng oway bbIO Hm poll.al
arrtva. wiiiiam- peahed Hr. HeaneanM oert ol the
door and Bhot him m thc ba. k wlnle hd WM falliug.
T?e axetteanaol ta Dpoitoaebarg la -aid to !?? tntaaM
and then- h b doeMod wtah to bjMeb the Mardarar before
aMtqlnf. Mr. Hmaeanaa "a- om of Um ofort popubu
nieii ii, tid> <ity- He ii wm wbo two yaan ago, wbUe
a iimii im<i a toaaad naanaa kMaaod m tba |all for the
puraoae of sararing a rnurderer wboa they int< ;
ui'li, lii-ind into the mid-t of the exdted n wd and
spibed the cannon, thua aTortfhg what praanbed t-? be
H frightful (ragady.
Ooe tbio? '5 Certain?
PainKillerKillsPain
Tberr are many hlnd? of Paln.
"?<'<?"??? oi.lr one ?'ui.i KBIrr . Perrr Da?la')
Mis H/?!d fvrrTWfcfre,
L\r rtoht uu<?, aad be prrfared.
GRAND ARMY BUGLK NOTES.
GEN'ERAL ORDERS ABOUT THE SILVEK EN
(WIl'MF.NT.
puxnivg so roBJf ? BUDfj club ix the ordlr
of tiie loval LiGiux.
Gcncral Order* No. :i, BaJBl headquarters of the
Grund Army lU-pubhv, givc BOttCB of ihe followlng
oete 01 nie attver BaaaaopaMat, bebf ol IXoteooV!
Patarc mnaaipnamla ekaU not be hcid eatfor bhaa
thc 20th oi Aaguat.
Hcrcofter the Uac of aaoreh at BaUooal emamp
ment* siiull not exceed a dlataaoe of more than two
mik -. an coanteraiari btag to bc intluded In this ga>
toaoe,
opeochea, pJactag eoau atoa ln noiiniiailon for any
oftirc shall bC llinltcd to tt-n oBaatoe, aad iliose sec
ondlng tho noiiiiniition 10 one niinute cach..
( ongres:?to bc requested 10 .so ainend the Inter
BkttC rouiffa-icc Law u to ?'lve ttaii-portaiion com
paalca aathorttj to ti.\ aoeh radaccd rofec of traae
porUtbMi u^ shnli bc Jiist to ex-t'nion holdters and
wtlora Of '?)! to "'ij. in golBg <o and rctunilng from
encanipmcnUi and reoaloas, nnd thai thc raOea tims
eaiabllahed ?hall liu-lnde thc famllle^ of sueh soldicrs
and aaitora, the whtowa aad ehUdrea of timse dc
. aad memben of Ihe Woman's Hellcf Corps and
hindred organltatloaa.
Ooogreaa -l.nuld by appropriate legislatlon provldo
for the matntonance of the Qraol Oottoga a* Mount
McGregor. nt the eipen of the Nation.
BOOUOB 1,754, ftovlaed Btotatoa of tbe Cnited st.it*-,
bhould be so amonded M lo carry out thc pledges of
tlu Nation 10 thc men who fought it-> bOttlca from 'Hi
to 85. llonorahle acrvlec in the t'nlon Army or Navy
should be ihe hlghcat recommcndmlon of an apphVaiit
for appotntmeni under th* uoveniment when the
appiicnnt K boaeal and eapoboa.
There la ao pood loaaoa why one soldlcr's widow
should reeeive i>!^ | inonth nnd another W n nionth,
iinii thl- eocampmeat asks a*. an art of ju*tt<e thnt all
Wldowi of soldicrs who aerved in the War of the Kc
belUon he peii-ioned at B13 a montli.
The eiKiiinpmcnt favors leirisla.tlon In COBgreea
plni Ing aallora upon the same footing a> aoMiora h^ to
qunllflcatlona for citlaenahlp. lAmendmem of Seetfoa
2,100, Revlaed Ktatatec I nitco. Btotea.)
The eiManipment favora a law to pemlon t'nlon
prladnera of war.
The KOW-York Cotnmaiidcry of the Mllitary Order
of the Loyal Legion is about to form a gP-c efatb imiong
the aaecabera, who wiii have eimrec of tne aaoak at the
diniicr-. GCHOral WOger Swnyne, the rommander, ha-.
faef isued ? etaeakar reqaeattng eoaapeatooa who have
vokea aad eon roof aaoale, nnd are wUttag lo dovote
sonie llttle time to reltear-ing, to setid their names and
Ihe eharoeter of their votoea to thc Botaaoor at keet
<|iiarter-. If a snflicient niimber of compiinlons, 00000
snry to fortn :i good gleo < lub reapood t<> thi> request,
they yyjii bc peraoaaBy cornmunirated wlth on thc
atottor.
The firvt fall iiioetlng of tlie commandery yvill be
beM at Deba0B?O0*l 00 WBeBeOteg evenlng, 0
7, at 7 :;:o p, m. The dlnner will begin at
ft. p. m. AppiiraUons of nJnotoee oandHatca far
niembership of the llrst ela-s and ono of the aBOOBd
rla.-s are to be OCtod upon. The New-York Com?
mandery i- i]??' th* hwgaet in tho t'nited BtotOB, show
Inc a atreagtk on ffoy I, date of last report, of 97?
ronipanioiiv. I'eiiii-yhaiiiti romes n -it with 924;
Ohto foUowa, with 7BI, and the next i- ktoaaaceaaetta,
7??4. The Calilornia OotaBtOOdory baa 5BO, next high
e-t on ihe )i-t: lilitK'is, 4-12: DtaMrt Of ColumWa,
M8; Misonii, 2!io: maaocotoi BB5; kBakfcjao and
Kan-a- atOOd at 340 eaeh. Thc lotal pVCBeai niem
Ip of all the eoniaiaoderlea i- 7.21K1. The rovoa
liture <>f thc oUcera of thc ^ew-York ODnmaodcry
eleeted May 8 ?iii taUc pJoee ei thc aaeoBag of Gcto
ber 7.
romiadoa who attended ihe d-duation of the monu
ment bi thc Taannany Bcfdment, 42d Now-York Vo|.
DBtCOre, sjK-ak in bigk tOrBU Of the patrlotlc cereino-ile
of the oeeaatoa, aod ih* royal way tiu-'y were coter
ki ned by Ihe conaBttee of Baeaofoaacaij of which
I'olbe Comniissioiier .lamcs J. Manin wa- chatrtnaii.
Qaooral siriiie-'s oratton waa a noal aaoatorly eotogy
of thc record of the regbneal and of th* bravc men
who WOnl down to death under it- OOtora, The | ,
ofOolonel MaUon wa- eaBcd npoa, aaotd appropnately.
to unveil the atatae. Of Mal'on's inilltary hiMory one
who knew him in aervtec aopa : " Hc eotoicd thc acrvtol
at the tir-t <all to arin-. and marched to Washington as
a prlvatc ln thc ITth Militia, waa aakccqaeatly eoe>
mlaatontd aa a Boateaaal la ihe 4oth (Mozarti, add
eaify proaaotcd to bc Badcr und eotoaol of the 42d
iTammanyi, aad at the jonthful ggc of twenty-ix years
waa hilicd, wkUe ln eoaioiOBd of kla brlgade, at Brtstoa
Btatton, after partiripatltig in every engagement of th"
Anny Of the PotOOMM np to the 00db of his death."
The aiimmeri igkVa feattval of E. D, ktorgaa Po^t,
No. :i07, at thc LexlBgtoo Opera llou-c on Mooday
evenlng, wad attcfi('ie,i by nof ktaa lhaa i.:.<h> pcraooa,
and waa ln e\ei-y rc po l a aeceoa, of whleh tbe pod Ii
proad. \ baodaoaae aoai ?a^ aOded t-> tbe noal fnnd.
?ihe h.iii waa beaatifaUy deeoratcd, and tho devleca
were niany and appi-opriate. The Lovell orcheatra
fornhfked the dtprie. Befreahpaenta were aerved at ii
p, in., hut Ihe lightl did not go down until d a. m.
Among tho-,- preeeal wcrc Qraod ktorahol Chopel] and
ataff, Marttn Badler, Captata I. n. Oc Caatro,
John Lostcr, QeorgO M. Barry, Oaptotn J. B.
HydO, II- B, Nelhuer, t'aptain OOOrgO T..
Kilmcr, (olonel Cndncr, II. Monroc, Of BOOO,
No. 41; Heory Krona, of Koites; Jeaaoi A.
Oappen, commandcrof Heory Pfard Beaeher Poat, Be.
890; Ooionel ?'? T. I'ryer nnd Ccncral N. W. Day. oi
Joba A. Wa Bdo4 : <'iptain Pranh M. Clark, of Farns
w.Miii; Cbtond Mazwell, Colonel Tredwefl, J. Petoi
Kans, wifc and iaaghter; C. W. Olaaaer, captata Pred
Bebafcr, Garry Pordoo, Oolooo] Demareat, Poaf Coe>
nander George Bu-ie, C. P. i>e Mfko, Comaieaoei
Karoney, of Haoeoek Poat; Paal Coouaaador liinzc, oi
i.ii-t I'o-i: \djiiiani Uo Paloa, of Keoro] Poat; Com
radc Prank Craft, rir-t. Loag latand Poat, Be
Captain Marpky, ISth Bogfaneni; J. S. Armatroog,
(omiade Maorhcater and Wlfe, (olonel William P.
waitoi!, pa-i Commaadcr John Deetr, Hcrman Caator,
Captala TroadweU, ftad OoainieBder Jaeob Bctotoer,
colonel Barrett, Coanataodor Joba PhOBpa, of Caeaeron
Poat; Comradc Joba BfwIMgVi corrnpoodlog aecretarj
of Memorlal CoainBttoe; Itajor Peter BaJBe, of BaBea
Camp, Bona of Peteraaa; OoBunaadera John KnodeU,
WiUhun McBntee, Ckorlea b^chwedel, P. B. Bartraai
and naay otbera.
Boy/al i'o-t No. BM aod thc Parrogat Aaaoetettce of
HOvol Veteram of ii"- Porl of Bew-Yorh are aaaklng
greol preparattona for thcto gevade la fhe -Allogory
f.f War m boag," ln the Madlaoo -Squ-ire Uafrdon
Amphlthcatrc, on thc rvealagi of Oetooci I and ::.
i ii, m- noval vetorapa wlfl oarry arltk them oe n.
eveolne> the Bag I ?<? leated over thc lagahlp Umri
pj .i ii ihe takmg of Neu Orlcoaa and at ktoblle Bay.
Paal Jooeo B'atch, >"? l, ?-"" of Bavaf Patorent. wiii
,ii-o take porl in tbcae eareasoalea, and wiii driii with
Navai l'o-t's bowttaer. Thla bowHaor haa been ta
actlvc aervtoe, havtog dooe g'-i^i work at Part Fi-her.
Najval I'om wID iho dlajphty thc peaaaat of tlie
Kearaarge, thol Booted faoai her at the ataklag af the
Alajbama. I apeciaJ neetlng of the Paal Aaaoctaflon
baa been eaBcd lor thc oveolai >i Oetobor l. to pcr
i ?, i the tin-1 arraagaeaeata for their paraae.
Any naval vcteraa wbdhlag Ihe naaaoa ui:d addroaaca
of Ihocc who were ahtpaaatca m "61 and -i>.'., by roaa
Diunlcatlog. with rtanPt lo Qeorga w. Boetwtek, aee
retary KatioaaJ Aaaoctottoa <>t >'u ai Veterona, wlfl
receivc Ihe deafred bntorauitlon, bc bavtag la his poa
-..--ion ;.,(mk) DOfceea of Baval reterea*, repreaenthig
600 L'ntted Btaiea veaaehv Thkt book bi Ihe exelaelve
property of thc Battoaal AekodaUon of Bavaf v*f
erana, aod la Bw Ihe usc ol Navai retoraaa oaly, or
OfctoV and 1< lative- Of slicll.
Coauade Joaeph W. K;n, of Bflnckcatcr Poat Bo.
i!<7. Brooklya, li -i<oken <-i" lor Popoifeal Ooaa
BOOdl t a; thC 06X1 meelllig Of the Btoto Elicaittntnent.
if any oeeoaal la tnken of Coauade Kay*d valua(>lc
aervleoa te thc order In leneral and to ntaay Uidlvktaal
ex-aofdtora ln partleolar, there ?iii bc m> oppoaltkM
to him. Th* btus an thc ttatatc book which protect
the veteraoa of th* war ta pablk enployiBcai
the niuin hi-. work) aad ma.i\ cotnradea feel that the
Bme baa coaw whoa his aorvlcea aboahf bc m
knowledged. Fev\ proatlnoal ?>. .\. R, nara ef tbla de
j.ailineiit have bCCJ) moi? BketaJ Wlth both Bmc BOd
moaey for the pood ?f ihe raaae, Bo rocaradc lo di
ever aitrnrrf i" Cotarade Kay ta rato, and bla
mterferenec wac aaaerafly eflertaal. a atroog
aacet wiii aapporl his eleetton a. thc next Departaieal
Conunander.
Coiiiiiiaiah-r in l ha f .Inlin I'aluier has annoutired
tho foflowlng Nattoeal Ooonlfl
Bxeeattve Coauatttos: A. <?. Baotooa. BTaahington,
n (.: b. P. Kiiaon, fiaratoga, lt. V.; n. B. Lnther,
Frovldenee, K. I.; WUMam MrCIoUand, Pitbaourg,
Penn.; Jamea B. MUner, KprtnaBcM, Mo.; William
B, Olln, Boatoa, Maaa.; Levl B. Baymood, llampton,
Iowa Penalen Ooounlttee: Angaatoa C Hamhn,
Bangor, Mc.; .1. <;. B. Adani*. L>nn, Ma-v; I. \.
Bexton, Chk-a#o, U1.I Byron H. Pterce, Orand ftupid .
Mb-h.; B. B', lihie, Plra-mnton. Kao. Oaannatte* u*t
kyxtematic ptan "f teachlBg the bvacaja ?f W\.
i,iii country and one Bag: GeiwaaB. Mernll, l*wn *e,
Ma Lueitu PalrchUd, Madlaon. Wla.; Jolui P. Bcn,
poB . Mlnn.; Willlain Warner, BOnaea llty,
Mo I'.iul vandervoort, Omaha, N>b. Comaatttae for
tbe orccttoo ai a memorlal In iiw Cnpltoi in Waalang
t?vn to oni late oomrade, '". h. i.nmt : s. s. Bnrdelte,
ngton, n. c: Itob-rl H. R*?th. PldUdelphla,
Penn.; Baacell \. Alger, Dctrott, blli b. a id"n Oaooor,
Porttood, Mo.: w. O. Pcaaey, imtlmid. \t.. K. 0.
t.raiit. Mlddleport, ??blo: Itorarc - Clark. Mattoon,
111. ('ominittec on fomi for sisrviee-. ?t tlie laylng of
h rornerstoiK : Bobcrt ft. Boath, Phihid*lphla. Penn.:
.-. >. Bordstte, \\n-hlnpton, D. v.; H. B. r?Jnb?r,
llartford. Clnnn.
The foUowhag atdea do raaip oa tbe ?>tn(i of the
coinniHii'i. i a chi*f up- aaaoaaeed:
Departmeal of Bcw Vorh Bdword l>. .Aaderaon.
jOba A. f'la.i. Wllllam E Bowen. Mm-hHll < orhMt
rr*d*n<k CoMwn, *? ' ? tWtrell. Elward O'Mca
Condou. John T. Duvidson, Wintor B. Ircncn. A. Jl. 1
rteOraff, LoaM Vn<k<:, <*. B. (iarrlsou. P. 8. <?llmorc,
?lohn L. Hall. D. \Y. I1U1, C. S. Lynde. C W. Mchrvr.
L. V. s. Mattfaon, ,-ihn Owen, John Pnrks, Dudley F.
Phelps, w. e. Storum, Jolm J. X. dymea, .lohn A. Van
Keuren. A. It. Wlllmms. Theodore Whlte. 1'
inent Of WOW Jataei K. F. Bntinerd. E. T. OaOoway,
w. a. Otahaaa, A. W. Luken, Kiciiard V. McCune,
llugh MeOrogan, Oeorge Martln. Oeorge w". Jfoore,
K. L, sinith. Ooauwdo Johu Taytor. Of. Phltadelphui.
Paaa- I-, .-unliiiued ln tJie tmst he ha<- l?e!d ko h>i>g.
nameiy. as QaartetMaadnaGeeMral. Ooaafaaia Joba
F. Pratt, Department Xewl.r-.ev. orauge, X'. J.. waH
?ppolnted lii>ix>ctorfreneral. Seprrmber 14. 1?61.
< Omnide Joaopb W. ' Xeoll. Department Ohio.
Lebanon, Olilo. was nppointed Jndjre Advoeate-trencral,
i?pt'-mber 7, 1601.
KEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
LOOKIPD FOR OOOD WATER.
Se/ires of men and womcji were *een with palls In
their h?nds ta the street* of .Tersev (ity Hej^ht. fM
terday. They were bonnd for the halfdozen old
well* that ?till remain on tlie Helghts, which give e\
e?llent water. Every one of ttiese honseholders had
faunet/s and water plpes tn his honse, but not on? of
them u-o the water supplied by Jcrsey f'lty for drink
in& purposes.
Dt. ?Putnam. Snmmitot.ve.. JetMf ('Ity Helghts. saya
there |s a great deal of typht ' fever on the Helghts.
bnt espeelHlly In the Marlon part of the eitv. He hais
more MMB ln his own practlce than he ever had be
fore. and other physlrlan* tell him fiiey have had more
than MaaL Dr. Pntnam MeribM the prevalencc of
the di.ca.s- to the bad ouxlity of the water suppUed
by tlir eity, but ln two aaaM he traccd the trouble
diirctiv to bad dialfiagn
NEWAKK.
DMMMM0 Daffre, who was stabbed in the btaaat
and .iMnr.ien on Saturdav night by Dominiro l.oppa,
di'-d in the bOOpttaJ at ii a. lu. ye-trrday. Loppa WM
arrelgBed ta the Fbttee Ooarl Mter, nnd wm eaea
mitted to Jail for an cxamiiiHfion. Tlie muider was
tha result of n dnmken qaaflCi. Loppa followed np
Dnitre for nearly two MOCJH b? fore the .-tabbing took
place.
.loscph Huqer, thlrty-Mx years old, llvlng at Xo.
H PMI8oot. abat bhaaatf in the right btaaat at his
home ,it noon yesterday. lie dled iu the ho. pital.
.Tc;cn:.wh O'Kourl.e, ?ho wm supermtendent of the
work M the tft Postoflicc, und'T the Democrattc ad
llllllllliathM. has .^cnt a letter to Kupcrvi-ing Arehl
tect Edbrooke, at Wnshington. -nying that thc briefc
Had ta the huilding is of an inferior .iiiallty, and not
nt for thc parpoeea of ? pahtte balkUaf. Paui B.
Bottirhcr, who ha- charge of the work, d'.nied this
?Mbaaaeart m BataMMj, ?nd taBteatod that it wm a
ponalMr time. jn.-t belara aleetl m. to m.ike aaeh o
ahwraa. The bHei aaed wa> tba same as anapaea
snbmltt-d at Wa-hingtin, and BPWOrOd. COBttaetoN
aad otlier* OBgaajed ln tho work conllrm Mr. Bottichur's
.?datement.
In the Seventh V'urd JMBM KitiMmmons ls tho
rcgular Detiiurrutic ?indldate, and Viomas J. EtOWO
i-, raaniag aa oa todepeadoat Deaaueiat. Oa Batar
day tlie two men met in Acadcmy st., and rv'viled
eaeh other. Rowa aeeaaed Fltudmnona of taking
money for his otve as Aldcrinan on thc Etaetric Baif
iuad fraaebl ?. \ crowd gathered, Um alr was biuc
with proaanlty, and then Ihe men cBnebed. Thcir
frioada bMarpoaad aad Mparatod tbeaa.
The bodies of the vi<tlm> of tlie P.oyden-st. ex
plutslon, ?n Tbaraday night, wore burled yesterday,
witii the exeeptlon of OoUBe Ogden, daafThter of >ir>.
I.llly Ogden, of No. 30 Nas an -t., and the Aaael aa
boy, of No. -Ji DrtfVat The AnaolOM famlb have
n i i dolbu for the barlal expenaea. Mrs. Anaalone,
mother "f the ttxtoan yearoM boy, wm operatod upon
yesterday morning. at the bOHpital, bnl it ls fcared
wlthoul aacce i Her eondlttofl at a luto boai
consldered critlcal
PLABinELD,
TO CL08B THE OOlfCBBT HAI.I.s.
Plalnfleld's cifl.-rt MlOOOa, BBBBaet which the
betber BbMI Of .lii/ens have been waalag .ontlniiHl
warfbre for aaaagal Mtrntitr. wtB N etooed bvday.
The MnMrbtbuaeaM prarMad wom fraa, as the pn>
prfetora dapoaded aolely tm Um Maoanf of Bqaor aoM
for their proflt-. A pabBc BMOtlag wm bebf Ibr Um
purpose of enterlng a petltlon to tlie Oomnon OOMa
.ii Mt rafMo the appBeattM of one Bejaor8Mkw to
eoodad e aaloon and eoneert hall wttbln tha abadow
,.f the Trinity Befbataed Cboreb. The pa>tor of Um
cimnh, the Rev. Ooroelbw Behenek, appdared be
f,,,-.. ihe oaaaeil and made a attrrlng appeal to refiLse
the ttoeaoa, PUloBaWa Deattoeratle "Bta Bta" Uatanad
|0 the eleriryman's WOrdl in aOOBM and wlthln tWO
nfoaiM aiter he had Boiahad they granted the Beeaao.
Not eoatonl ^ith grandag evcry BeenM t<> evcry
Uqaor-deatot wbo Mlghl Mnd them poBtieal ald, the
etty'a Doaautiatki ratara m4 kaag afterward paaaed an
ordloaBM gaaattag the Uaaor men permtoaloa to heep
tiiHr akapa; obm oatll taldnlght A BepobBcan
CoaaeU ahe yoae beaaee had eaaoad them to be elosed
at i. ..,;,,'. al night. The-e. togadhit with oBbar
nasleipal aeta of ttw "BUl 8lx," thoraagbly aroaoed
tlie eittaoM of riaintieid to the naed of tanaediato
a.tb-n. Altxaader Ollbert, the Bepnbflean Kayor,
drafted an irdtaanee wbkft forbWa -any nnatcal per?
ronnaaee of any ktai, eaeal or InatrnaMotal, or both.
,?? any mmbanlral laasto, <>r any acttbg, danelng,
JUMfllBg, sjsjgbf "f-haud, hoxing. wre-tling. or anv
-imiiar perfarnMMa," ta any ptoee where Bejaora are
mML The ordbunee atoo prowMaa that bara -biii i?e
ezpoaed to trtew from the, ?trc-t from aataraar nUbt
tin Duaday awrnspBi bkaa eaTeetoany presreoting thc
Sanday Iqw* aeblnf whleh bM bera pravalent re
eently. An neeedingly bMvy Bm and Ifflprtoonment
wlll be Inpoeed npan anv rloMtor of theee provtalons.
\, ihe oratnanre beeomes operaflve to-day, Mayor
ullherl ha- sent a pewonal letter to every lljiuor
dealer In Ihe eity warntng him not to overlooi um
eBecl of thc oaw Uw.
KI.I/.ABKTn.
The vacht raee Ba 8100 a atde betwera Um Jad
Bighi, owoed bp Captoia Tboaaat Oibaon, of o:^ rtt; .
and the .lohn v. Ktfk, of Cbe I by Captaln
MrCnBey, of thal ttif, wM no\ flnteaed on Batarday,
esrlng to the laeh of wtod. The Jnal Blgbt ww
sllgbUy ahead when the reaaela gof beealBMd. The
rare had to be BaJabel by 6 p. m. or be deetared off.
Another attempt will M made ne.\t gatarday. Batth
on thc rwe is OMB.
The faneral of ?;enerai Pby wtB be beM hvMjorrow
aftoraooa at -t o'eJoeh k 8h Joho'a Bptacopol Cbareb.
The Biuodoiatiwai of Baaaiday nigM wm aevere ln
tafa <itv aad IM greal danage to Um tolephOM ayatem,
Ihe eleclricitv burnim- Oal B MlM MMbOr Of MM
pbooea Bobm treea were aM m Bre In dlBareal paata
of the etty bv the lohiphoM ond etactrlc llgbl airea
"etting uuiaed- Tba operaton ware drivw from their
Sey8 ,., i.antral rtatloo, tbe etectrklty pUylr.g
aroond the awltohboaid In a llvely ta hlon and raaabig
ibarp report- hke tho dbcharga of Breenekara.
ihe pmteaUng Metbodlata of Elliaoethport. as tbe
pceders I -,n tlie Pnlton Streel Methodld Epl i I
< hurch call themHelTe?, laid tbe rorneral.? on
dav evrnlng ?f thMr oew charrh, and lasl mgh
rommemotatlre exercbea al the Qermaa Preabytenan
( hurcii. _^_
ORAMiE
jaaaei Badiaftoa aad Tbooai Ktag, two atab
Um aaaplop of Tboaaal Kerpby, were playlng earda oa
Mtnraap oiadn, when BedtagtoD drea a ehMp-kalfe aud
atlatboi Ktof. Ktag bnrned to raa, bat Bedlngton
made | fearful ahUhJlg blOW o\er thc -hoiilder-hlade.
laving the other man'- bMh OPM. Klng Tell to the
groiinii eavared with btood and Bedlagton Bed. Klng
UH tai.cn to Um Meaaorkd Hoapitai lie drugety
,-.igb denicd to tiic doeaan thal be bad beM eul and
Baaertod that be bart htaasell by faBtag froM a tree.
Bo roMpaatai bM baan aade ba Um poBea
Tha dcadkirb ovarthe Mwaraeje oatea itUI eoottnnaa.
The aatfbo of UM Uaeohi Ciob and tb Bepnblfcu
city oeabral Oocnaalttoe ta UieToraing the actton of Mayor
TrnaaM baa greatty eoeoaragad hln and bM ai-o bM
the aaTaet of laBaaaeing BMay BapabUcaaa who were
amreriag t" oobm oaf m BM akta ol the Mayor. Mean
whlte tunc i- sBpplng au.iy ond no prepai.it 1..11. -? far
ii- .an be leamed, baa beau BMde bj the Flnonee < om
nilttee to meel the neal payment, which wUI b
on < 'i tober lo.
HOISOKEX.
Tlie ooadaetor ..? a Jeney <uv itoaH ear called
roBiMMn Jobf .i. Byaa to efoel a man aad woaaaa
wbo were ta abe <ar <?n gatarday ai^-iit. Both were
unnVr the influence of dr!nl<. Tbe poBeeMM "I"' M
nuinnafud. torl n.i- aaore than aatonlabed to learn ttuit
BrOBBH WM his v.Jr and tha ni.ther Of tWO
cbUdran. Byaa t<vd( th- wobmb ond ber rompa
Mit*s Devareaa, a boraaal.r, to Ihe pottoe atatlon
and lot bad then up.
-??? '
OTHER 8UBURBAN T0WN8.
WESICBSffTEB coiniy.
KVBRYBOD1 uah'IM- POB THE 1'Ali:.
w.-ti h> -t. r Ooaaty people ba?a boaa . " the tiptoo
of rrrytifdotton for tha aaa faw w.-k-. Tbe bkfaanaal
County Falr la tbe .anv Of it all. and |l will opt
day at wi.iie l'litu . A BaB aecoaai of Ihe attrai
Bom whi.ii will i^- Btaaaaud wa- pabUabed ta >? itae
aay*i Trlbooe. i htlr, the ooawlttoe da
? lares. will Mtpaaa aU prewkau eBorta,
A f.-atuiv Wlfl !?? the hor- a tai Ing. aud paHi. uh.rly
gM paay aa Taday wtB !"? Um day beaara the
M081B, M I' WOM. To m.irrow thc r.al fun r
and the peanul -^-ller*. IM pop.oin incichanlA. ?nd
i>:e other pareafwra <>f aoaMaaaad dyagMpaba ^m Nap
? i-lch h.irw-i. _
XE\Y KOMIELLE.-At a uieetuig of promlaent reii
FOR LIQHT, 6AFETY, DUnABiLITY, CONVENUNCE, ECONOMY
NO LIHP EQUAL3 THE' R0CHE8TEH,"
SEE IT or l*E IT and you will *uy with <?rhero "?T IS TIIE BEST
? inp ? i'vfr mau." Every lamp warraiited. Over one aaillion been 9e>id.
ThrvvSt'i? I 'Jr," SO ? andle Power? *o. ?. M C'andle Power i *o. 10,
300 < -nidle Power. ibout one lhon<*uiid sainplea to melect f roni at our etore
-nisin' iM'imtilul dosiyiis in Banquet. Plano and Parlor l.nmpa for U'ED
DlInToIFTi! Bll FBOtt YOMt nEALEItif he has fhe tii.Mni: laok
on ihe laini* for "THE HOf'HESTEB." itlanufuctured and For Hale fcr
EDWAKD .Tlllilil'ika <V t t?., -, MiiiK.i*. irom Brooklfii Kri.l?*)
>en.l po.iul f?r catalocne. Yo u < an OCdOt by wnil.
dents and property-owners of Hms fflJMJa hcld ?hbad
two months ago, the prelimlnary step> were taken
toward the fnrmation of an improvement a-sociation
after tlie pattcrn recotnmended by B. U. Xorthrop iti
The Tribane pamphlet. Cominittees were appointed
at this time to draw up a cnnstitutlon and also t<> 00a>
mder sultable methods and fleld- for work. Al a^-ub
seijuent raecttng, held on thc evenlug of Aupust 17. an
organltatlon was complefed. Dr. llenry D. Xoyes, the
well known eve and car speeialtst of Xew-York. who
has I simimcr.homc in febM place, was cho.-,en presideht.
The vtoe-president* are Jo-oph T. Brown. John Q.
I'nderhill, tlie Itov. c. F. Canedy, rector of thc Bata
copal Church; J. F. Ilarrisnn and HiA. Mebrerht, of the
flrm of fMebrerht .t. Wadl-'v. Cori-ts; tlie wjrretary i^
tiamuel W. Marvtn, of Charle-s Srrlbner'.s Sons, and
?ecretary of thc (rroller Club; Uie correspondlng secre
tary is John A. offord. of "The Evaiigelist," and the
treasurer is Robert T. Emmet. Manding commltteh were
appolnted. A public meeling wlll be hcld ln the Town
Hall this evcntnsr to be addrcs>ed by B. <i- Xo: throp, Dr.
H. D. Xoyo mid ottMM. "Xn talllOtlM will bc glven at
Ibta tlmc toall pnbli. -pirlted etthMM Of both sexes and
all agc^, to comc BaTWaed and Join the asKOclatlou.
Amoiig (he active membcrs of thc MOOOkstiOB, bactda
thodc nlready mentioned. ure Ptaaela P/UMB, thea^tor;
Maurice King>!ey, a =>on of Cuioii King-loy ; .l"lin llnb
berton, llenry L. NeKon, Adrian iv-lln, Jr.. C. H.
BOOOtrrtiB. ?> C. BOO evettj the Baa. W. II. Wnller, Dr.
L. Edwardi LOWta, nodliaOOl I. E. Young, and HorOM
Cbaeby. A flne map of the vTHage acraoM hu* already
been rompleted under the dirvctioii <>'? blMBra King-lcy.
Crooby and Marvln. and paptaa will be distrlbutod
amoiut the mewbcr.s.
M01 BT YKKXi ?X.-'Wie Rev. C. II. Mclncrny, who
has rt-centiy recelved a eall from Brooklvn, prcached
his farewell aanaoa ta the t'nlversalist Church yester
ri.iy monilng. . . . The 11th Boparate Conipnny. Nntlonal
(iuard, wlll glv? a reccptlon and ball in thc armoi-y
on octobcr 5. An exhibitlon drill will prccede the
diiining. . . . The ajwcial commlttee appoiuied by tlie
Hoant of Ttrade "to conslder thc qnMtlon of eeenruta
to Mount Yernoo an abundunt supply of pure aoi
wtotoaooae water," hau> determlued to makc it-. Iiiijiilry
BMot thormi?h. TMc njejubers have resolvod not v be
lnrlueiicext by i-eports or nttartblga. but b) niake a PM
?ooal tovaatlgafton and eraptoy competoat engtnccrs
and eheatata to awskt tliem. They have gono U> work
d. termlncd to giye aweh time and laU.r at their
owa <-o-t, to Insure tlie people agalnst a rcpetitlon of
the enbaiionuMUta which they nad to eootead with
durtiig tlie sunimer, becau^e of thc lnade<tuate stipply
..f water, being at tlnies deprived of tlie t.iun wawr
beiAii-j- the oompanv havmj; tlie ooatoMt t-> -.uj>nlv It
shut doun its niachlnery. . . . Trlnlty Bptacopa] Cnun h
bM eleeted tbe followlng delegates u> Uie antiual
eonvcution of the Dtooeae of New-York, to be lield
in St. Bartliolomow's Mmrrh. Xew York City, ou
Wedneaday : Dt. A. M. Canipb.-ll 8. A. Briay and Dr.
>. . i. afyara.
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WRO STABTS TBESE IxrzsDIARY RLAZES T
An attempt to set flro to the four-story brick double
tenement house Xo. 188 Watcr-st, lirooklyn, was aaada
yaaterday aitenioon. This m the third time wlthln a
week that some mlscreant has tricd to tlre the buiiding.
It ls in tlie neighborhood where BO many luccndlary
Bttempta were in:?de la-t winier. <?n Wednoday
somo opo placed BOOM pieces <jf hiiidllng wo-id a.
a conl bln ln the oellar. I'hj liro WM extinguishcd
without auy damage b.-lng don ?, and the attempt WM
rcpeatcd lu eiactly thc sanw way on ThandOJ With
? illl l?sul(^
Yoterday afteijiooii some one threw a lightcd paper
thr.mgh the hall wiudow into the upartmeui.s of Kra.
Irving, on tho tirst floor. She was up-t.iiis at the
time and the rooms were empty. A neighbor sm.iltod
the snwike and called her. bM pat out the tlre with
a pitcher of water. Detectlve Kearney. of the BMOMl
Preelnotj is making an laaMtigatton. He is baebned
to tbe boBaf that the ml-.liiet i^ the work >'i
?mall b<jy who waaM to ereata exeltemcnt.
aTHMBV Llf A TRAI1 FOR A WORTBLE<$ SCiyp.
Ib-nry Wators, of Xo. f>0 Xorruan-st., E;ist Oraage,
woa arwated oa rMbanlaj night, in Bewark, b] Ber
goaal Hcil. of tho East Oraage pollee, while aatampttag
t<i alope with 0 young wonian. Waton ls a young
Englishman only twenty six years okl. He ls U
Blltimahll by tradc, and eanis pood wagea. lie la
married and has four cliikli-gii, tlie yoangaet a bobO of
four months. Ho i- dbadpatod and hl- wiM bM Md
a hard time to bake eare of her clilldi-e.'i. Aboaf dj
weeka as-o he de-crtcd his wife and -Ince ihen she
has .m!v had fifty eeuts bOB Wm. For BOOM time
ia- bM been paylng attendooa to * Miss Oertrude rteek,
who li\c- with ber motiier In B.-ltnont-ave., Newark.
He eooxed her to ma:ry h'.m aad she WM at tlr>t
willing, but her aaaplelOM beaag aronaed, .-he aot out
t.i tavMtigate bla chaiwter. Tbrongb frieada in Xaat
Oraage abe aamaaliaul tbe btotaabool bi- wife. i.a>t
Mooday Miaa Beek puid a visit to Kra. Watora M ber
modest llttio homc Jn BeM Oranaw, and tol.t ber rtorjr
two WOBMO then laid a ttnp for W ntcr-. <>n
gatarday 10m Beek raeeiMd a taleejram Bwb Watera
ishlng her to DMOi him at Bni:id and OnDge ata.
Newark. She tafonaad IM Baat Oraage pollee, and
rgeant IJcll of that force met her and accompanled
her to the raadMvooa. Watera wm um^teit aa aoan
, bc leit tbe <ar and appooehod blbw Beek. He wm
taken to Kast Oraage, where be was analgned before
Justlce Dorema. and held in *-MM) bail. Whllc Mrs.
VVnters waa .ilmo>r at the polnt of starvatton her worth
leM husband wm aquandertag money ta valuable
;,-? ents lot Ml? Beek, and preaented to her lu- \ufc's
goM watch aud ehaln. ?
IRIMTY rnuiiCH 10 P/OHT POfl A CEUMCETABD.
M nity Church has dMMBf to MM M a|>|?'*l t? thH
mmmI T-iai treaa tba arder of ladge O'Brtea, aMered
juae 2* laai, BppUnttna Eupen B. t\ -, Jaeeph trbnan
mt Blehaad Peeyaa OeaaaliMooeri <>' bthaata aad Aa.
irafflirnl to ti\ th. dacuaga laeolting to tba iwnara M
eeaaetery, kaawn ..> Ba MM'ay M tlnrk-on and
llii't-.iii ,-L-., i<> IM Nlnth W.ud i* tai> Mty.
When tbe Beard al BtreM OptMag Bnt tiroathed th->
latter Met aaaiag, May aaM IwmwHaM oppeattton from
.rin;:y t'i.i::v!i. wMcb o?n- thc oemetery. IM Boaid,
M IM paMtlna. rtated MM Ms piagaeM bM taltea lato
di-iiM-, ? ei waa tolallj aaaarad fo.-, ajid MM it wowM
i?. |.? tae baatth >?' Uu rtilji1''""1'""* '" ''*NP ? i'ar"
Men, eapeoMBy <>? aeeouat <>' IM Bm ^v.\A- Maea. Tne
bnreh pat M an answer, deaytog tliat tlie place WM "a
BHd for. aad ttatUg MM IM I BMB f'?i Bat BSMg B
U" MM an ardlaaaea paaaM M 188B pnhlbMed bortata
.,>,,tii ??? ' Mt Ba pbMB la waMbad o\er
i,v | |.peti tliat u? rlaht re?ted \<\lh anv eae M ItBMM
tM 10,000 bodMa Mrlad Men, und that wMMM such
?oval the und ?a- haimctteaMa fot a park.
Katwlthstaadlng tM efforti of 'irinity. JMg? O'H len
Bdepted '"'? rlew of the |t,?ii<l, and Kianted tli- <e:t-i :?!'?
pealed tnm. IM paper* ?* ai>i? ii wen aenred Batar.
day, aad Ma aan arIB probably go t.> tic* eaart of last
^ort._
HE SUCT CF SUOP WBBS HIS WIFE EI.Ol'ED.
TMaaaa Ptaebai has gi\en ap Ma baae shop, No. 'jio
?.. Newark, ia eaanaaeMe of tM di*ai>!>'-?n.
of all vlle, who, he savs. -loptd v.UU u haiut-oine Baa
garMa bMVearrler. rlaeMi la forty yaan old and his
wife thir:y-.li:lit. They have tWO ehlMna. A i/l.aita
?go, walle Mn. PlacMi waa tendlog baa Me Hoagarian
.tit.fi.fi Uie abop and oidered a dr.uk. Ha Invlted Mn
KUcher to drM* wltt blm, and iba coatalMd. afMr that
the BoagarlM'a ?? - " '? otght la^t
iraeh he raughl toe Hun?arlan kisatag his wife. Bi
Flint's Fine Furniture.
"Nolhina^uecredr. I.ike f*ncrr%- "
There niust ho, g golid foandatlon.
Onrs is never selling any but dnrable
FuiTiiiiuv, however low the priee, ;?inl
ncYcr trying to get liiph pricea, how
ever ignoranl the buyer. We alwaya
plainly mark the eoat on arrival from
the foctory, ;nul Boon re-mark lowar
.?ind lower, Ifthe piece drags, showing
our deeignen were :ii lauli, orthatit
conl more to make than it appeared i<>
be worth. Onr Btoek is, therefore,
alwayi ftetb, and the large qnantity
makea the oosl much below ?11 eom
petitors.
GEO. C. FLINT & C0?
Furniture Makers,
104. IUli aud 10S IM Utk St,
THK (lUHI.Ki IIALV UI.'XS ARB MORE COK
StlEXTHH sl.Y MAOE, ABK BETTER XHOOTKRB
AND HOltK M PERB1.Y PINfSHED. AT A LOWKR
PRICE THAN sinrrs. UREEXRR'O, (OF \% 11 ? t II
WE CARKY A LARGB STOCKl. OR WKSTI.EY
RICIIARI)'*. rOMFARE THEM A*D BE COK
VINCEP. \VE HAVERECEXTLY MADE I.OWER
NETPRIt'KS. SEND FOR Ll!?T OF ODB AN?
MECn.M>.Ht*l> MM CATALOIJCEO ORATIB.
SGHOVERLING, DALY & GALES,
:.;-? BROAMWAY. XBW-YORK
ALLSOPP'S
ALE.
RED HANO
IIOTTI.I-.D BY THK BRF.WKRS IX EXOLAND.
II I ? H B * T <i R 4 l> K I1IPOKTED.
SOf.D I'.VKItVWHKRt.
Xrw-York Bram-h: 0*2 Prari St. K. I.. ZEI.l* i(*a
ETVAH.T DWPArrrr?. pjapejj
LINK awBELTINC.
Now Ihe Cheopett.
REDUCED
PRICE LI8T
of itrtrtibvLtJtotlertfCiMttlmtnrKlrvatori Cow*?*v?<t)
y if l.sn-rjr ?orU?ndll:;??nv materi*! la bulk orp?.-t4??.
I.I.VK BEXT EVGIXEEBIXO CO., (Rloa.
town) !*BrtAOKLPiiiA,actl *9 Doy SC, New Yom.
ortered the man from the plare. hhortly afWward tha
man rcturned and aat down. Mra. Plachpr wt-nt tvhind
the bar and tooK all the mnney ln th* ttil. Ktach*r mya
;f. w;i? 0130. Ttien stie, got her chlldren a-id l*ft the
huuse. Tqh Bungarlan It John Harnilnak.1, aod he UvaO
at Xo. 29 Wall-st., Xewark.
ST1LL SHIPPIXO SPRA TET) GRAPKS.
THE GROVYERS OP ULSTER COCXTT pROTfitsT THAT
THEIR FiilTT IS HARMLESB.
Poiifrhkeepsle, sept. 27 (Speobjl).?Group* of arane
Krow?^s have a-wemblod in all the vineyard dWrlcte
of Clstcr County to-d?y, discnxsiiiF the sltiiatton ro
aatttag from the "nkt" of the New-York Itoard of
Hcattt upon ipiaycd Rrnpes. The D. S. Mlller tnok
about 2.000 boxe? from Hlghland this eveniwc for the
Xew-York marhet. Aaron Rttodes, ono of th* beavlest
aoippera, dehoaaeoa tlie "raid" a? whoiiy aoaaJkd for
and sald that If tlie ln?ipcrtnrs had be*n familiar with
?ptOflBg OOi the liarniles* natnr* of the mirture they
would hnvo found that >praved grapes are a? healtby
ns unspmyed. Mr. Rhodes added:
'? I have shlpped durln? tlie last fr"n years 1H0 tmta
and imtll now never henrd a ronrplalnt. Mt fatnily
and myself mt apcapod cmnes constantly and have
ncver fe'.t nny ill ettoet* "
OeOBJJ M. Brown, of Hlchland. siild: "The 1n
apectoai niu-t have b?n nudfag for sonuthing in do.
Ii they wnnt to koep tb*ir own hands rlear ln tlie
city ajid attend to the <iealin*r out of poi*)n ln tho
salooiis there, lt woukl tw far better for them."
J. C. Foeler, a weMpjOWB ftrower. said: " The
'raid' is not bached by COaaaeo sensc. Do yoa wip
pose Ihe weafciegton ?alherialo* woutd sond aad a
kw oihi far thc eae of tha peopta which would be in
jorkras. i never keard a roaaphBol kefaao.*
Laaf eveiiitic one if thrat boxes of srrapes con
demiicd by the In.-peotors was rt-tuined to the steamer
loim L. Haabrooek, and aa aaea as this fnct waa oa>
certalncd by aome <>f thc erew they atc ercry ?rape in
th* boxM an<i are watttag lb? more <>f the aame Wnd.
Il-ter ni-jne-crowers are anxioiis to have tlie NeW
York ofaeera visit tiieir rtoeyarda.
PERHAPS IT WASNT GUAPES. AFTER ALL. '
The famlly of A. O. Urown, thc ahOC dealcr, of No.
4'JO Bedford-ave., Brooklyn, who were strieken on
linlay last by alleped i>oisoned prapes. were yesterday
entirely out of dBBger and were able to be about.
iir. Browa is aaaoxed at the pabBettp irlven to the
e.xse, and is therefore incllned to nuMlify his 'irst state
iiiPtits. Dr. Braeal 0. MetealfO, when seen by a Trlb
one reporter, said that Mr. Browa had reod ao oaoo)
nf th* danwr nf p;.tin? irnipes, that Wkoa Ins wife and
dniiirhters arere taheu 111. be |a*apcd to th* aBBehaatpB
that their Ukacaa v.ns due to the grapca whleh thoy
had eatca at bmehcoa. BTkea he waa oaBad ln, ho
s;ild. Mr*. lirown nnd lier ?1aiichtprs were se^toiisly 111.
II* found Them voinitiiiK aad in STrr.it dNtress. Ha
nrtnilnlsfnxl mornhlne to -""the thein. and waninat;
tmdancc i;ntll Satnnlav. Dr. Mctcalfe sald thnt their
illiiea* muai have been dac u> auaaetklng whirh thoy
Aad eaten, _ _
CHABGES AOAIS^T A " FB4T1BXJX CtWBIM.*
Baitlmore, Sept. 27 (Speelali.-Over $H<?.000 i^ In
vob-ed 1n an npplication to the eourts for the appoint
in-- t of ? reccrrer for the Aaaerleaa Pratoraal dreto,
a beacBelal laganlnaHnn, in wkjek aaaap ptaodoaaa
nerchaato, hwyen and polttenate of Baltfaaore m io
tereated. The biii ehargea Bwi th* eoaiod of th* eaa*
ran la fraadaloat; tha,t it imposes on and aaahea aab>
ropreceatattoaa to ihe publle, ciaiminc n i's chwakaaj
and paaphtobJ that the Itev. TboajM M\ers, of tho
BlbM lloti-e, is ono of it^ indors*r,, tho.iRh 1l?t
Kci'tlctnnn baa ptatoded nK?Jnst the ii-c of his name
in any of it^ Ittorotore; that from the date of orpirba>
tion until ahoiit .lune 1. IBB1, a pedoi <>f ?CB*iJ UUOi
Chartai W. s. Baaha waa th'- supreui* aeeretarp
of the rorporatton; that prior to aach eeaaawtloa nc
waa BOtlrely laaOtVCOt, and that while re.reta.rT and
Inoc thal bc eoaP* aleof ee settled with bis ? n>dltora
aad aaadc targe toeeataaaata i" r^ai estate; tead ho
1 a larpe poiiion of the BBOdl and dcpoMted
diti.-n-nt beaha in tkfc etep to bla privata
aceoaat, aad tiia-t be appropdotol the *nme f<?r bie
own piupoaca This nione>, the petitloners as?ert,
aaaoaated to many Ihooaandi of doiiar-, and waa
mllieieutly large to eripph the cetpatoflea and render
it loaolveat The pattaeeeaa toilker atote tkef Banka
uas foreed to radga bfa geOM as seeretary, and that tho
Ofaeera eomealed Uie true reason and requircd Hatika
? ebeahw letter to the aaaahara d the corpora
tlon glvlog the raaoon of his radgaadtoa aa 111 h*aith.
General l.atrobe. tlie ehairmiui of the Boai-d of
Trustees will bC the Denrx-ralle randidate for Mayor
thla fall* a>d he lia~ alreaJly ix-cupiod Mie Mayoraltr
, halr toor tenoa. All the ofticci-s say the lnstitutloa
is perl cttp si'.vrut.
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A BUY UOMMItt 9VICTBB.
Milhille, N. J . -e|it. BT. -Ambrose Piut thfe rnorn*
?.!'T wetit up Into Ihe iranvtt nt his 00000, No. 40
QarftoM at., ttof a n>tx' to the rallinR over the Miilra,
ttack hi- beed thraagh a si.p-knot and then swiing
lOOOO. H'- "00 found dead by a younuer brvtli*r two
boara later, Ihe bojr'e aaether -:iti that Ambnue
was employed at the Boath Millville tibiss Works. and
daring 'io- reccat strtkc of the teedfag boy> at tho
worka agalaal Ihe aupkijuenl <>f Hobrews he r*fu?rd
t? go out witli them. sjnee then the strikers severaj
??,,., caJIcd hitn a acab, and this, it ls tlumfc'ht, ua
?,s tnind aod datrre him to suuice.
?-??
A MO.VCBKVr TO HAS1EL VC0M9KLL
ChlragOy ^'Pt. -" iSix'ciaD.-An a<>o<-iatlon has been
i hartdref i hdot ohe ia?- of thc Btohi of niinois known
M ihe o'Citnieii .voiiiiineiit aaaoaadtoa, thc object of
which is (.i ereet ? monument in thi^ city to thc
ineuioiy of Ihuiicl o'Cotinell. tlie " ptak l.ibwrator." Tho
' ilreetora aad at baa Auditoriuni Motd todav,
,,< whteh aaoaaag odhcara were ciwu-d and plaaa <tta
eaaacd. I' h propoaed u> erect the iiioiiuiii?iii in o:,?
nf tlie ?it v porka aad have it iin\cl*d dnrin^ tho
World'a ralr. Oae of Ihe dlreelora said tu-dav i --wa
? ,,,,!?.-.- to hulld a nioiiuiu*ut Uuit viill b?' a WOtB tf art.
Not le- than jtT'j.ooo wiB be e.xpended."
BXCUBSI0H T1CKK1S, NEW>YORI T<) TUKNTOJI
N. J.. AM) BJOTUBK. VI \ I'ENN-MAANIA KAlle
BOAO, OB A00OURT OF IBTBB9EA11 i.\lK.
i'or Uie .i? doaaakadaUaa ef ihe aehBc, thc Peaaayl*
vHiiia Rallreud Coatpoaj \mJ1 acll oaeuraiun Uikctc,
Nea YoK to Trcatoo. X. J.. and retarn, itniudlug
cuupon of adniU^loti t<> the int riale lair Gro.n.di,
froBj -scyiemhcr 2? ta October it, luclaalve, nt e-j />o.
Hpeclal tralnc vviii be raa froaa Nea Vork dlrcct lo tne
Palr iiroiinds, nt 7 -Jti a. in.. iwptoatber jh. retura
tag at I :M p. in.; oI-'> <m Kepteaiher ;t<? nv.<t >. ??, -,>r
1. ai 7 :?_'(? u. in., Ia0 ii. in. .iiid 11 :10 a. in.. rctuni
Ing from khe Oreaada at ?):;;<?. i .J">. B:o0 .>nd d.*BB
p. in. ln kddition u> ?pe<i.<i i.t'.i-. legahar U alaa ha'
Ne? yerk at '?::t0. 7 JO. *M0 and tl:10 a. in.,
BBd 1:10 p. m.. WlU stop at Kair flrniitde dur
ittaaaaeo of lha r?ir. Bataratag uala froai
Iniiion ai "> :0._, ]>. m., for Xeu Vorfc iiinl inl?rm*ftlat,i
?tntlona, ?iii ouo atop ai i.m i-'ounds. Bxeuralan
to iccd ;i??i oo regalor trahia to rrentea aod i?r*t<"ial
train-, lo the Falr wround-.
Tlie Peiiit?yl\?m# Railomd h the oniv itn'* d'llvcr.
ins its pus?eiirrr? al the iiau.-, ol thc Palr CrTOa

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