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NEWS IrfMs.

Richard Il Lee was arr esied at Louisville Kentucky,
the 4th inst for presenting at the Planters Bank
forged check for s4oo The Journal thus speaks Of Of
him.--"we have known Lee for years. writer OF
Of polish poet OF mer the possessor OF that rare s
cioquenoe he fitted by nature 70 adorn any poston
Bnt liquor nrs led him asray, ruined his self respect
apples OF promise 20 wormwood and ashes The rest OF
the tale Ia soon told friue tempted. be yielded, and
q. dsy he Occupies felon's cell"
n o Jones, an employe Of tho Meridcn Conn. Br,-
stanna Works has been detected In stealing large
amount OF silver metal from the company
negro tournament lately took place in Virginia The
Isesburg NirvUr says largely attended by 'sdes
and gentlemen Of African scent and with the exception
OF fcw incidental knock downs the affair passed OF
quietly The first honor awarded TO the Knight OF
Hilisborough who crowned sable maid from that re-
gion a. queen OF love and beauty.
The Massachusetts, state Teachers Association holds Is
twenty second annual meeting, 0cob-r III and ~ At
fremont Temple, Boston
Boston gentleman, sleeping ua Provid-ncs hotel
dreamed that ne ghboring woodshed invited
him out smoke aud he therefore walked OIL oI WIN
eighteen feet from the ground, which waked him
aud sprslnsd him.
Stephen r. Phillips of salem, formerly Attorney
Gensrai Of Massachusetts who went out 10 California
last spring and accepted appointment a.
Attorney General in the Government OF the sandwich
rssnds The salary of the ONCE s 50 600 ,ear 10 gold
with the privilege, also, Of practising ~ the Admiralty
Courts OF the Islands
In Providence Rhod. Island there four persons
worth over a. 0oo sixteen worth over 10000 one
hundred and dfty worth moro than 100000 and
thrss hundred aud twelve worth over $4,000 The
wealth estates are a. iollows-John Carter Brown
III TpI 900. George Hail. fi, asa oq0, Robert " Ives
SI3TT Oo0 George " Richmond 81 02l 900; Alsxspder
bunca, faa6 900 Marshall Woods, sic, ,0oo; Charlotte
X Goddard, tsoi 600 orsvford Allen soee,ooo; "a.
Brs-n Russell $4,000, Earl Y. 1asfn, tsI4oco;
Ihams- Hm, sssaooo, Amsr'csS sts" Ooa0'as'
Aets vJs
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Thf sTtWlsT-EHftlkn0 AFFAIR.
Soit Tor Divorce aud Grim. Gen. -Exirsordi-
nary Conduct OF a Married Womsn-Papers
Filed In the supreme Court. &c.

Divorce suits are or such frequent occurrence In this
city that The parties interested belong 70 thai class
OF society which IS recognized bon foB little Or no no
tce taken q the litigation, and mere paragraph IN
the local column % newspaper announces tba, John
Jones has succeeded 10 getting divorce from bis wife,
or 10 r,gbG But when leading merchant ~ busl.
es. man Gnds il necessary appeal The eour, %
lieye HIN from unfortunate matrimonial alliance,
the csse i quite sercnt We have bad 'he great Por
rest divorce years ago, snd later AtH tbe
stroux s both of which, from tho socia position -
the parties claimed special notortely through tie
columns ~ the metropolitan press.
These larger ind their lesser countfrpsrs sYsry
dsy among OR community, but IN consequences of tho
between the public ana the ineresisd partea, W =
rarely that these cases are permitted 2 80 he ghi
HI decision II the court and II the presiding Judge u
satisfied thai Tho report - couect decree of divorce
granted and the door ncghbore ~ ths Iaret o.
ierested sie not aware u the 6nRi decision
pprsryr rsst
The facts of whieh are % os gwen u A. ungpef'onabs
a form a consistent With verafity T. - igliVNa -
rur rlRrws
1. the spring Of 1901 VI h'ssafi bad q -
drm In washin stou sirssi NeN YORK freifed
a adesp.,cb from hi. brother DHiohsss county who
VAS stricken down With dangerous disease re9nestlng
him 10 rerair thitbsf wnh s possbe deppaeh 4, Ibis
time M. fasy eonsstDg of hh wife aof four children,
resided ss Bloom nsdae and tho husband aNf ei1dihg
bis wife an sre,iors,e tsrewsl deps'.si or ~ ayms
his brother he fo nd him low bal 81 ofvrtr ~ TIE
doctors wsre futile After lingering 'or ssyssl DAYS ~
A
ns.r, :, III. yeuor, fbe funeral over the mcurnefH
returned 10 the hOaae "a the DECREASED ahd shofy ssf
vstds The second ~ bs brothers Esa stricken dovn wth
The zane gitras~ hold fsvsfaBd fof ssFert weeks
,,s bor~s wcre arterssned ~ ha reoDv~fy. Dyrtng
ths ,ns Il stated ue legal papers gsatss 10 tctk
esses-for divorce and nm con. -bs ~. et .hs a.k
man had been sg,ins me-, ,ulpablJ -lih NJ wm. G
Kn~eiand
Daring thu seErsss % ~ Hss~sn bs wfe, a. slsssi,
Al the n fslon u kse.snd. removed soasf The e0ysr
of nxht f,rsr wsnhnaEvls and took 40 Der fe.drncs
wfbos, a.. kbowledgs of Der busosnd, % Hhk9ry
street nesr Brostway Bfootiyn Up0n We feep'sfy q
NJ gxs~srt ~ s xht bis hone snd AFTER sosDs e0nsif
| efs.le f,TcgtF Traced hs NEolme 70 Bfplkyn. Hs
f,<sps on h.a srrtyi thsi ~ hsf Sysrnl W.. ~ -
| ~srh 10 tau .dsp-s wt,boHi any grufubrF mni o.
4 Nsxins tbat htt aifs everything itai be tsn
| rs.n,sl bSr Htswae, not fkng ~. leesior f0r
| ,..lse,r. rem0v@d 10 the ~ D~kslb sn.
| so.,,.na .vsnVes NJ Esssisnf sii oouuprsbs " ~
ea,s,sra vt,,igr st ID. bosss, sBd f@ssbg - - psf
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AZ, kerss 10 rosiea th. the esnauet ~ as wifs towsfa
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Thc champion Atlaniics made their appearance again
yesterday afternoon At the Union grounds, Brooklyn,
D. for the purpose OF engaging in contest with the
Eckford Club Il was rumored that tho latter would
present new and powerful nine against the champions
but the rumor was incorrect the Eckords rather
iardy 10 selecting any nine with which they could hope
10 hod their own against the Aantcs When tho nine
was ~ length selected Il deemed very weak; but
despite their weakness they did remarkably well
ing the champions 10 look very sharp their aurels
during the early part Of the game OF the playing
tho part OF tho Atantcs Fegusons at third base and
leteins as pitcher Is most noteworthy Calvin made
n very line ono-hand catch OF long fly ball al centre
ID IA, aud Chapman at left held did all that circumstances
pei United. On tho Eckford side the veteran Manot
play Vi spendidly; John Snyder at centre field played
his 20 " we'll and Wilson at short stop marked his play
by b. ilant stop with one hand OF daisy cutter
from Nj Donald bat. The score Is as foows.--
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getting angry al this mpuaton on her character she
TOOK tho matter quito oooliy and the very nex day
az 10 alleged, abandoned hor family aud Il West
chester county where she Is said 10 be living pres n
with the mau who caused the difficulty
LEGAL pKocEEDisGs.
Mr. Stewart thereupon consulted with ex Judge Pin.
ney, o. hIs city, who institated proceedings for
divorce, and who also commenced action IN the su-
preme Court for crm. con, placing tho damages AZ
$1,000. Tie legal papers IN both cases served
yesterday and the result Of the litigation Is looked for
ward TO with c0nsdera interest by large class OF
Zens who ar personally acquainted with the parties
me defendant IN the crn con case II is stated, Ia the
same gentleman who figured some years ago In scan
dai case IN Rro0klynthe complainant that occasion
Delng ms own cousin He IL bachelor, and has
CURED an unenyabo reputation for the nambcr Of hs
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Tho Game In yirGini. --Cr~ishton Ciab vs..
StouewaIl lIub.

Below will be found the score Of match game, the
nrSt Of homo and homo series played at Norfolk, Va,
Saturday last between the Creighton and sonewall
Cinbs Of that city The former club " named In honor
OF tho i#ss J-sa rF.isnn NJ tho Excelsior Club, Of
Brooklyn the aplayer, par snceteace, OF America
Among tho OF both mines will be recognised those
several former residents Of this city and vicinity who
have settled the South, who that pence has been
restored TO help 10 strengthen the bonds
OF union by swelling be ranks Of fraternity devoted
the better development OF tho national physqne as
well the establishment Of universal frlendneas The
game played the grounds OF the Creighton Club,
aud Witnessed by largo concourse VI spectators.
The shows tnst the Cregbtops amply sustained
the reputation Of the name both at the bat and IN the
ned and 90 victorious by large score. II Is to
DO hoped that this example will be speedily followed by
the rcsdcnis OF the different portions of tho south and
the national game will Inevitably come 70 be hrm bond
OF national UNION
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Excelsior Of Breokiyn W. Union os washing
ton-Tho Excrisiors Again yici srson-.


The second grand match Of the Tourney on this
afternoon in the presence Of numerous assembage Of
spectators tho contestants being tho Excelsior and Union
clubs, and il proved 10 be very Interesting game and
another triumph for tho Excelsior fully expected
they having 4 pretty much their way from tho
start 1he stood p to II when the eighth inning
was commenccd but IA this inning some heavy batting
done both sides each party sc0Tns double hgnrea
Tho ninth inning commenced, but II began TO
rain before finished, and the game called tho
OF the eighth inning deciding the matter, hy the
totals OF 40 to q IN favor of ths Excclsiors.
In the morning game PLAYED between the Ma
tionai and Excelor Juniors which the latter won BY
score Of 10 10 II.
We give the score OF The afternoons match -
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NEW Easff sIATt flIn.

TBsros, Sept. 10 1890
The attendance At the fair to-day very large, no,
les. than twenty thousand persons bshs the ground
The display Of bor-es esitls and farm produce s very
hns; but in agricultural implements there s rot such
competition has been noticed a. previous fairs here
The event of the day vas the uot for stations, milo
heats. best three Va fve--prcmum f2oo-whch vs
closed With I've entries American star, owned ~ = +
ConkIip of Phllsdephia had u all his own way, winning
in thrwe stn,sht heat. Tme-2 ~, 2 Al, 23Sk A
double team trot will 10 decided 70 morrow
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pslrtrsuc tollta o. ptsEnylsu

rmLsprf rHia, Sept. is-lsss.
The Paytschnit collsgs o. Pennsylsanta bexsn ~
fcesth annual seston today wth large alsndsnoe,
lnclpdn M student. from the sxrsms North snd bonf
ana s.o some from gur0pr ~bo cone 70 study ovr
American methods of mining bridge building and rail
rosd msknK Prss,dent Ksnn~fy 10 Ma Opening address
,ok srouz ground 10 favor of the military sdsion of
N. people means 70 pfsyeus useless aioo5shed 70
"a tl.&ftaltya.
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~ IL TotaI


Home runs-G GruL1, L. start, I.
Left on basesiwanl ell L. Wilson, T. Grum, Crane, K
Chapman, J.. CALVIN, l.
Ffy-csches % tair ba Us-Pcarce. Start L. Crane q
Chapman CALVIN, sOonald zettlcn, l. Total, 3,
2 Total TO-
Foul balls on the ny-Milsl2; Klein, 5, Beach, Q
Foul balls on the bound--l zach,
Tipped tnlls on the ly-Mii.'a. |; Beach.
Tipped halls on the bound-8Nis q Beach,
Out at FIRST bnse-Eckford 2; Atlantic o.
Out At second basc-Eckford. y, Atlantic. ..
out at third base Eckford l, Atlantic, o.
Run out--Sw andel by Crane nj VI Ferguson.
HaGcs on balls Eek ford, T.
Bases on lkH-Eckford, T.
Balls ovetpiehed-By Swandcll rs
Passed balis-Mls 81 BE ach o
fly-caicbes mssscd-Cranc, 1; Sfns. swaodei, /
Grum
wAd throws-Pearcc, Mills |, zcitlein q Ksein, !;
Beach, o; SwandelL 2, Wilson 4.
Balls muird-Peatcc, z. L. Crane 4; Gavin, 4.
Manoli, 1; Klein, ,, Wilson. 3
Ealls heded base,, which hn MA ouf--By
pearce J; Crane /; MINI, ! fcrguuon 4 zctein, q
Brown, |; josh snyder, 81 Wilson, s.
umpreMr. AmsiA. OF the union CLUB Scorers-Mesars
smonsoa and Mowlem. fine OF game = hours and 70
minutes.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC

Tho steamship Henry Clsuncey. Captain Grsy, wsS
leave this port on Friday FOR AsIsnwaIL
The mails for Central America and the South Paos,s
WI close ~ half 9ast ten clock Friday morning
lhe NKw YoRK characterization for the Pacific VIVA
% ready AZ hai post nine O'Clock the morning
single copies IA wrappers ready Tor mailing slr cents
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ROCHESTER AND The SOUTHERN LOaLSTs."

RotHEsrER, n. ", sept 10, 1850.
The Common Council Of this city have abandoned the
proposition 70 entertain the party OF Southerners who
to be here tomorrow. when il was undersood that
they were partisan mission the idca of receiving
them guests Of tho city at reliuquished.
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lg is tho resul, ot the game

Umpirs- simmons, OF The Creighton Club,
se0fer@-J q Pollard of tbs Creighton club. AMI v.
Kenny the Sfonewall Club
Fly ycalehc.-gordon, Pearson Don, =; Fooie ., snd
wynne. 3-Toai &
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The grand base ball tournament which was 20 have
common sd Al Auburn Yesterday hss been postponed
until Monday, the lst % October
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re the score Of The afternoons match -

IF,
Scorcrsr-Mcssrs. Holt aud Vessels
Time of Game hours ana 10 minutes
F1y.caehcs~ Excelsior, ~ Union, IL
outs fous--L xoeisiors. 3. lrnon, g
10 the evening the Unions entertained them hos
piahiy To morrow tho Excslsors ioave for Baltimore
to play the Psstlme Club
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r oAtgg. Bfoksf ~ BrDadss~
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at two O'Clock, from his late residence, No. 81 waA
Twenty-ninth street. New York.
PEcK-At Harlem, Thursday, August 30, JuN1
ANN widow OF Richard l. Peck, aged "a years monsxs
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited -
attend the funeral service Sunday afternoon, at oar
o'clock, ct the residence of her son.n-law b. A. Van
Tasscl in l24th street, between Third and Fourth
nues Her remains will be taken to Sleepy Hollow Gem
etery for interment on Monday September g. Train
leaves Threth street at twenty fve minutes past nine,
arriving at Tarrytown at forty minutes past in the
morning. No further notice given
PrScKNEY.-M North Granville, n Y, suddenly, on
Tuesday August 2S EMMA GERTRUDE eldest daughter OF
PorTER-At Wnona Mnn, on Sunday, August IL, OF
marasmus WILLIAM f. FORBES, only son OF Homer c.
and Emily 8. Potter, aged year, months and days
Remains were inferred In Greenwood Cemetery
RoBERm -On Thursday, August 30, suddenly, srEPHnS
RoBKRrs
Notice OF funeral In to morrow's paper.
TALMAGR-At Hunters Point, Long Island, on Thuns-
day, August So EZRA TALMAaE in the 36th year Of s
ago.
Funeral sn (saturday, at twelve O'Clock noon, from
ment In Cypress Hills Cemetery.
THonpsoN-0n Tuesday evening, August 49, or apo
plexy MAJOR THOMPSON, m his SD year.
His relatives and friends and those OF his sonin. .Aw,
requested TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
denoe Seventy street. Eleventh avenue, at
afpast ten O'Clock this friday morning
TRYoN-On Thursday morning, August 80, WHIdAa,
OF John Tryon, and late Treasurer of the Old Bowoy
Theatre in the 35th year Of his age
Tho relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the unero from the residence Of hs
aunt, Mrs. j. G. StonealI 231 Atlantic street. Brooklyn,
on sunday afternoon at two o'clock s- y
WELLISoB-Suddenly, on Wednesday, August 90 ED
Notice OF the funeral will be given in Saturdays
papers. sr.st-Fsssrn ~~rtsfsH ets-r3