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Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
THE ARTlZANs' SAVINGS BANK.
NO. 500 MARKET STREET.

NO. 500 MARKET STREET.
INCORPORATED BRBRUARY 49, 1855
Open to receive deposits daily from 0 A. M
until 7. NJ, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to o'clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that all
profits .pon its Investments, except 30 much
as is required fort ne payment of necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus for the SO.
the depostors.
No manager is allowed to borrow any part
of the funds deposited with the Corporation.
MANAGERS.
GEORGE W. BUSH, CLEMENT B. SMYTH.
M. L.. LIcHrBEsrEIN, GEo. s. CAPELLE,
UHAs. W. ROWLAND, N. II. BENSON,
y DARLINGTON, jon II. JACKSON,
VIM. IL. SWIFT, HENRY +. DURB,
ANTHONY HIGGINS, EDWARD PUsEY,
WASHINGTON HASTINGS.
SEo. W BUSH, GEO. S. OAPELLE,
PRESIDENT. Vice-President,
T.. 4. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
mylo-wu CHARLES W. ROWLAND, Auditor
K1NOR SALE.-ONk GOOD HORSE AND
Lule; both gacd worters sol,i Tor want
q use, AppiyA. n. TATNALL,
2s-2"esd2tw City Hay Market, 7is W. Front
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30

The Domestic Cough Syrnp, a
Domestic Family Cough Medicine, made
II harmless drugs aud herbs, gives
peedy relief 10 all Bronchial affections.
DR.. Cooper's Drug Store Seventh and
Jefferson streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
ORR CIRCULATION.

We invite the business men and
merchants Of the city 10 call at the
REPUBLICAN Office and see our
large edition being printed. fo"
are welcome any and all times.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
To KxCURsI0HIaTB
ITO EXCURSIONIETA.-HO, E0R
Il CAPE MAY.

Mo EXCUKSIDNINENs- kUN
Il CAPE MAY.
SsaaG
The steamer 8. A. MCCALL will connect
daily with steamer REPUBLIC, Commencing
TUESDAY, JUNE 22d, leaving Fourth st.
wharf, Wilmington. at S O'Clock a. H., return.
ing about p. m. Fare for the excursion q .o0
Commencing JUNE I'D, will connect with
the steamer THOMAS uLYDE for O0L-
LINS' BEACH and BOMBAY HOOK ,leav.
Ing Fourth street wharf at o'clock. The
steamer will connect at Pennsgrove with
stage for WoodstOwn and SharpStowns, N. J.
WILMINGTON AND PBNEsGROvE TIME TABLE,.
The steamer SUSIE A. MCCALL, will
leave wilmington for PennsgToVe daily at 5
d. m. Up. m. and 6p. m. VIII leave Penns-
grove for Wilmington at q. H., 10 a. m. and
D. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
ID EGISTER'S ORDER,
REGISTER,S OFFICE,

Address will
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
DFCISIDN>-SFpT. 81.

eyprpme Court ChamJ0s-Bv Judge Lawrence.
ltt r acI tbc Hoctawav Leach improvement company
Order granted Ienj motion to vacatc INJUNCTION AUTH
gfantcd denying moiion to aside amended complaint
smith as Kirbar-O order Granted teuylng motion B9rGg
other Judle Cass ag Iliacnbo granted de
aSanicd ant smith as Heay-oncr Tesct!lqd. IIrsch
ed. People ol the state Of Sew York aat Macy Lang
Sgn Ma. I n ens to tax cots sa5,oqeH 70 notice
tIa Zee Chambers art Appleton Order as settled BLsnas
special Tenn Eisse AIT. Walse ioilog Tor an Injunction
Superior Coari-NDccidi Y0T-Bv Jud .c ku.sell.-
BONNER the American SPIRAL Surins Butt and Hinge
act Bnncroit of dconiila6ce But e. at Ballard
ton for receiver etc Tccker AIT stenman aOrier
Genying motion with 8 o costs Dwinells agt 0MeaIa
agt. LeBlnn ct al-Orier Of dsconi nnance Riley agt
e sIeport contTmea apd uagmegt Of Of dvoIqe santed
J. ne M'd'.gH venue apf '" aS '"c D'p''S' O"0i'"
common Pleas Chambers-By Judge Van Brunt.-,
ortuuE AFT oung-rhe order must rece the papers used
By Judge j. F. Dav -wachtel act the Noah Widows and
Orphans Society omsel VIII appear settle
Csc. agt. PenhcldpIanuns attorney called and
Ncr,ne Court -ClGm5es--By Judge Madam
BeufolG AIT Pasrso9 Not!oq Granted p ihe parties mus,
opmlon nll Lesser as Frank SEQ indorenent %
honey agt. Iiu bert -cqmrant dismissed cousins at
denleI witn $40 70 abide the event Rup
pei as BncSGer L9o9an od s soUn1n MIAyga @ az ar
ohntz Motion denie win : 10 cost, hoblnson at griffith
eennom gt G'inn stedman ag Deos9n- ooiaulis bron.
nell art Grad. Burke agI. D3whey Dolan aSt B,rhoi
jarvis Mills Levy Holman, Mlheberger ag Ercr
man; ThurstOn Mitchell sandman
agt Chard Bcckstein Creger McGnncsS agt. H0gio;
Penevle Mcclure: Same Psnd1r1; White at.
KrCney O'Net AIT. pric Edaar aZt OJOnucr; Miller
Parsons; EyDr sgt Eckstcn; Lcsolman ag Taylor;
Dcslor1 klroy.Jutgmcnts Mel Muller agt Merhng;
Meeteer O.nOr C8mpUed AIT 1ouug-DelautS opelct
on terms. Battles agt Grace; Matthews az. FTey-De.
csOLs hlco. The Atna Manufacturing Company agt. Tho
Second Avenue Railroad Company Motion denied without
costs GTaut agi NanMcnrb eN-Moton gtantel; SEQ Ma
Court Appendix. D.. A. Van Scenburgh SDaun.
Attachment vacated. We'll agt boyle proct einSs dis
missed Meyer a8t Elhiu-, No. l-Shert's OIL taxed at
Sj3DJ. Meyers dg Elkins No 2-ShsIilS bill taxed
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
CASUALTIES or TRITEL.
HALLWAY ACCIDENTS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. PA special dispatch to
The Post Dispatch from Terrc IIaute says: west
bound passenger train from indianapolis. on the V'n-
daia Road came In collision with easi-bound freight
train on Il tresc forty feet high. over Clear Creek,
nine miles west of TeIrc Iiante tls morning. Both
locomotives went down VIII; terrible crash, carving
WITH them engineer Oscar Rankin and fireman william
saunders passenger train. XIII ne them Instantly.
Engneer james Watson aud his fireman. OF the freight
nam. iumprd uif as tl saw the passenger
train aud with sIRht iDu;cs. Two postal
from the tr, stc, were smashed 0 sllnIcrS, D
n The eight men in hcm only one. a. ". Dilahau,. OF
napolis WAS hurt He hJd leg broken ana wds
otnerwISc injured The dead ana wounded were taken
10 Tcrre Hauic."
WHITEHALL N Y sept. 2l-Jamcs Bchan and son, Of
Tconarrp.t while crossing the rdllfOhu track Ecdr
Addison JUNCTION were Instantly killed to day.
HATLEY Penn sept 24-Nchael Maus.cr, seventy
hrec years of age who WAS run over Dy the cars on TIE
Homes tale brancn of the Ec Railroad yesterday, died
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
TROUBLE ABOUT DIAMOND.

Captain McElwain. of the Twentieth Precinct.
took before Justice Smith, at the jefferson Market
Police Court. Yesterday, a woman who refused
10 give her name Ihe CAPTAIN sad that the wOm-
an went into McAleenan's pawn shop and pledged
% solitaire diamond pin valued at Sl30 for loan of
$40. She then asked Mr. Aeenan If the stone was
really a diamond and what lis value was where
upon he sent for Captain McElwain. who took the
woman into custody on suspicion OF having come
dishonesty by tne diamond. The captain further
sad that when he questioned her she sad that her
family should know nothing of her trouble. justice
Smith reIDanded the prisoner to the custody ol the
police to give them Time 10 investigate the mat ef
Later III tne day the woman gave her name as
Emma Fuller. The diamond was discovered to be
th. property Of joan a. Cailaway, young man
who SAID that he was q student aud that he lived at
the Rossmore Hotel. While confined at the station
the woman tIci to commit suicide by hanging her
self with haudk erchef from the door OF her cell.
She was discovered aud cut down III time to save
L.r ia
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW-YO3K. K......SEPr. "a.
ARRIVED.

Str (Br. Darling, Hun sept with mdse order;
SIR Acapulco slackIorl. AspirwaI sept 49, Pacific
Mail - Co.
with sugar to IIayeeyers Elder: vessel Punch Eye
n Co.
Wr.t G. II Mallory a. CO.
str MORO Castle Reed. Charleston days Wm Clyde
& CO.
leVanfTia to J I. ROOmc. II.
SIR ~arLgOssa. Hooper. Baltimore. 10 Geo III Glover.
SIR BreaKw4tcr Gibbs Laws, to Old Dominion ~ c..
shin Shakspcre tGcr. HimCr. Bremen 49days with mdso
"a order vessel TO lICrnlnn k0np * co
rank George tGer. IiiilmctS Hamburg Is d1vs. with
barrels to order, vessel 10 Wailen. To- e co
paK David TAYLOR, Wallace. Lynn 81 days. in ballast
Frncn. Elyc & co.
BARK Adele and Sabine Nor. Petersen. Gloucester -
tavs with salt ORDER to Bcrnam PcEculg Co.
rar1 Ecktra (Nor Ycnsen Boston, Eng 35 days bal.
last u Beunam. Pickering a. Co
Bak Kegnlus Nor, Lite. Fleetwood - days with coal
p,rrins 4 CO: vessel 10 q Tobias e. CO.
2rk Trientc Nor. Jacobsen HaYre IL days Ia ballast
Funch. Eiye a. Co.
tost 10 master: anchored IN GraYc-rii Bay f1 orders
n,rk BE rtha Ger Roster bremen 10 days in ballast
isrx Jose More. Carlisle Boston DAYS, ballast to
WHyGell q Co. -
bl days. in ballast "a g " BcitsuK
schr he tina Fellows of Pembrokel smith IilsboroNS
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
THE COURTS.
ONE COURT ENJOINED By ANOTHER.

ONE COURT ENJOINED By ANOTHER.
William Johnston, formerly Warden OF the
Tombs, sued by c. II. Read for borrowed money
and June 9, 1876. Judgment was filed for Sol Il
This a .,iOn was brought against william G. johnson,
by which name the defendant known 10 Read but
the identity was nny established and admitted by
Johnston signatures to the papers. showing that one
name or the other alias Of the ex-Warden The
Judgment which obtained not being paid, examlna-
ton ! supplementary proceedings was ordered for
October 2l 1876 but Indefinitely postponed at the
solicitation the defendant Johnston without preJ-
dice 10 any future supplementary proceedings Failing
again to pay the judgment. another order was obtained
against Jlhuston Yesterday he cited to appear
before Judge Charles L. Day for examination. large
number of witnesses was present uudcr snOpeDn Dut
adjournment ordered because OF an Injunction from
Judge Ch0atc OF the United states Crcuit Court. for
bidding further action by the state Court peudNg an
old application OF Johnston to be declared bankrupt
made IN 1873 No lon has ever been taken TO secure
has discharge bankrupcy and on this ground counsel
for Read gave notice that he would 8Dpy to judge
Choatc dismiss MS order t. grint an order FOR
supplementary proceedings in the United states Court
George Becker for the PLAINTIFF Louis e. SUN Tor the
def
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING AT CONEY ISLAND.

The racing season at the course OF the
Coney Island Jockey Club Mt h,epshead bay VIII be
closed to-day with five which promise exciting
finishes In the first ai1cld ard Doardman will make
sharp contest. In tho second Ripple OF Ada VIII prob
ablv be IN front end III the third there is re-
marKabe lot racers and the issue between Fcrncln
Oden, Girone. Elias Lawrence and Telemactus Il u
doubtful IN the fourth race Glcnmore Dan Spar
ling and Ada Glenn will fight hard for the prize ana IN
the steepechase Disturbance will have very difficult
task. The full entries and weights are as folows:
l. One milc-Warh,ld 103 Susquehanna, 1903; Board
man, lO3 Resale, 81.
II. Threeq qnarters of a mile for twoycar-olds-Ada
81; Ripple, 1O3; Chase-Gouverneur. %, King Nero,
90 General Munroe, 0J; Sunbeam, 81.
III. One and half miles 10; thrce-year o!ds-Fern-
cliff, 10; Od'n, los; GrOfc, 107; Gold Bug. 1Oo !;
Elias Lawrence. 9s Mary Anderson, 90; Jerry, so ;
Telemdchus 100; lngomar. 80.
" Heats Of one mile and quarter-Glcnmore. III; (;
Dan sparllng. 10Y; Ada Glenn. 102 Surge, 90; Mary
Anderson. SO; Baby. 81.
V. Steepcehase full c0urse-Dlsturbance 14S Cafta
nach-Bertha, 1885, Judtn,1J0. par an, III; ONO Boy
1928; PomcrOy, 40; l. Zzle D.. l2O; Bay Rum. l2o;
Captain Franklin, 100; saylarR, lis; Libby, 10.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
1rwyORK DAILY TKIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 $780,


hour after the fire broke ont the ont walls oi
Ings fell into the street. watsons factory was OF or'oh
four stories In height, with frontage OF a. neos a"
total loss They were owned by the Kelsey estate ano
loss on tho buildings occupied by t shaae
loss on stock at $4,000, and on machinery ~
the insurance is iui Mr.. Watsons loss on sloek %
the loss on the building is reckoDed al SoOooo ,
building adjoining the part OF the shade Inctor "" n &
north side of the street, owned by j. H. Ehi"nR' a,
occupied by the Union Stores. for keeping sua ~"
molasses, sgdtly injured and the sugar
,,rxf 10 the tobacco factory owned by NJ Fagln WIS
damaged by water. A thousand sugar hogsneaos y,nx
IN the yard the caught fire on tn ousiue' i"o
minor iOsscs were rcckOned at about S5,oO - H..
Ansxpos occurred IN the ruins of the toDacco ao
tory and number uf fragments Of wood were tuIOWb
hgl, IN he air and fell into the street ono oi tnein
struck Officer Calcn. OF the Third Precinct, on tne ue
iufctns severe bruise. /; thought tnat .Le coh
tents If OF the cOmpressOs used IN makihR pIus
tobacco expanded by the heat until 1t toseh the eAp
sion Abo"t 200 are thrown out OF einployent III
he shade factory and $50 men and girls III the topacco
yypf Ks
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
RORRED IN DAYLIGHT.

Mis- Imma Hamburser, Of No. $50 East Forty
thrd-st.. while walking IN Forty-secondst.. near
Second-ave., yesterday afternoon, with her
younr brother was suddenly seized from behind
by a tall and wcll-drcsscd yonng man,
VINO tried to obtain possession of pockc-book
she he'd in her hand. Miss Hamburger clung to
her property and screamed, while her brother
rendered what and he could by kicking the thief in
the legs aud shouting FOR help. The thief finally
succeeded IN taking the pocket-book and ran III an
castcriy direction through Forty sccOnd-st. pursued
by a man who had been attracted by tie cries. The
thel who very fast, went through the tunnel
in F0ry-second- ST. and down Fir,t-avc. to tortieth
ST. where hedisappearcd. The police were Informed
of the r0bbcr, las6 night by a general ALARM and
search Tor lie thel was mldN 70 no purpOsc.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

Odays with plaster to Newark Cement CO.. vessel Jed
snSer spray, Cotton shuloe s. IL days. with sDng
r me following vessels anchored below came ~ 10 the
Ship John T Berry, from Waterford.
Bark August tGerl. Haten. rom Barcelona
saTk Asa, MG5 from from St
Bark Passe Part0ut (Nor,. from Monirose.
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hoos light, sw; clear. At City
CLEARED
srs California tDr, Donaldson london Henderscn Bros,
ys T Ss.
rcSsg a%1 S F%nS Hye % uyn %ass ss ees
A"a%e A%af F"%eh dge co; Sede.na sr stos Ant
S nfs Mls sSn a.sn4 M% %Ts Co. sanec ss%s BE-
Norris Esnoe or orders g nham Pickering Go Sorrento
igCw md en- 1 e?, 5S Aamers B
cha"ce. iatilnore SKrsms City Of Daas Risk, Por;
ROYAL femanap, yis aud JacksSnyS Mallory Cos AL
s oss SSS T9gsf Ars'sFaS FGnfh la Edy. Co.
i:Isa sss s. srs,s
Mean B. cor. for order; sGe9y,ch 4 CO. Ann sIzsbsth.
Brssn sI: Mnr cS Fary @ sss 1
i pson Clapp co Maple Leaf sr Kennsy Lynn Dock.
eg aeas ia iraaCicb, Trieste siccovch Coz schwen:
in Bryo ySO &cr TG Iv3sss Punch Eys
Sea BF M BIZ Esysod aoHs CstS Sss,aw san DG
II op sons Una OBJ sddi-r Ge9rssrown Dom.
&c s nyof aab p'Fs ta"Gs
II Trowbrdgc's sons Casaie, Brown, Seville and Cadz s2
n - Sys 5s5 RFa1
IT, a. CO. Atwooi Peterson, Bias. Greene
q Co; Nettio (BrJ, Britt, ST John. Il 7 Heney.
FORETfN POETS.
LONDON sept at Hamburg str CimbTia from New
YORK; a Bremen Da lem. "a Now YORK: str
at Liverpool Slclly from Pbna
dol Whic yham from iOntrea: az Rotterdam,
WOO1bur from New ork Copenhagen. str Thing
valla. iron New ork,
IIyERPOOT sept Arr str Caribbean from New Dreams
QUEENSTOWN. sept 24Saile', CITY OF Kchmond for
New. York.
MoyiE, sept 2i-Arr Scandinavian, from Montreal
for Liverpool.
io"cN sept 2tSaled 22d inst, Fol Capt stewart.
Prlvatecr the latter fr NewYork 2d INST Broerene APT
Chpman. the latter for Gen
fslloch In ia the for the Delaware; Jas
Foster E John Bryce the latter for Francisco Lynon
recn, swallow; 24h Caspian. the latter for Pensa
COLI FLORIDA Marche,el.
Arr 7t nsi ff-vean ltth inst. Americas Arturo 2nth
inst Franz lda igr 2Sd last Elena cord mo Innocentd
broyackk Thes tie latter on DuDSes
ness; 18th INST Echo, OF Scily.
Tor Later Shtp ve,g, II ann Ftht PtJI
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
FINDING THE BURIED WORKMEN.

The body taken ont of the Hudson RIVER Railroad
Tunnel thursday night was removed to BTady's
Morgue early Yesterday morning The sSull was
completely bare. and five teeth were missing from
the lower iawbone There was hardly any flesh on the
bones aud the body looked as II mad been chaTred hy
fire. Across the shoulders pair suspenders AS
Peter Woodland. the supern endent of the work
men IN the tunnel, wore suspenders. ana the la
bCrers wore belts there no doubt that the
body IS that OF Woodland. County Physician Con-
verse ordered Coroner Virgins. of HOboken, To hold
an inqnest The funeral will be held tO-mOrrOw af-
teri,oO III the Reformed Church at East Hamilton.
Park place and Eightll-sts, The inquest will DC
begun Wednesday evening.
We have found another body" said Superln-
tendent Anderson to "A reporter OF HE TKIBrNE
last evening. but it four feet below the bottom
of the caisson, aud 50 confined beneath the rup-
turcd plates ana silt that vii! be unable to take
il out bciOIe morning."
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
THE FIRE RECORD.
BROOKLYN FACTORIES BURNED.

A LOSS or S3JO,OoO IN SKpGWICh-Sr
Five alarms of fire at sunset yesterday called
the iircmen the Western District OF Brooklyn to
Sadgwick-st Van Brunt 81. The fire broke ont at
. i4 o'clock ia the wiudow-sEade factory Of Andrew
Harricko No. 50 sedgwcS-st, and rapidly extended to
the tobacco factory of Tncmas Watson on the opposite
SIDE OF tue street. strong WIND blew from
the south. The wOrkmen had Just left the
shade factory when the fire discovered in
the basement Benzuc and white lead and Otnor paints
were stored there and It supposed that The yapor OF
the beuzne FIRST caught fire. The building contained
large quantity of manufactured shades and cotton and
linen The main building or the factory was on TIE
south side of the street II had frontage OF 200 feet
and n depth OF 90 feet and was Of brick five stories
hgn Al the a wooden bridge connected IL with
much smaller building the north side OF the street.
Tie wind carried the flames from the shade factory
upon the brdg ana across .Ae street, communicating
with the psr' .t he fact0ry the nOrtn side. and Wat
sons plug tobacco factory adjoining 50 sudden aud
fierce were the flames that the remen O Eugine No. J.
which had been placed under the bridge To do effective
work wer, forced To abandon It, The engine very
badly damaged from the intense heat. within half an
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
SHOT BY HIS NEIGHBOR.
A QUARREL OVER A DOG AT UNION HILL ~ '''
THAT WILL PROBABLY RESULT IN MURDER.

A QUARREL OVER DOG AT UNION HILL, y. J,
THAT WILL PROBABLY RESULT IN MURDER.
Christian G.. Schroeder, OF Union Hill, y. -.
shot and probably fatally wounded jacob
Bncsscr Thursday evening The Buesser 1nmiliy,
consisting of three brothers. Jacob. age thirty,
Joseph, age twenty-sX, Gottleo, aye
fifteen, and their sister, who keens mouse
ior them. occupied rooms on the ton hoor, OF u
tenement house ut Blum-st. and Ncw-f -fork,avc.
On the same floor across the hallway lived CHRIS
tran G. Schroeder and his wife. Thursday even
ing. Gottlleb and joseph Buesser say
and began to quarrel with Gottlicb Buesser
about small oog which the latter kept
ned up in the hallway Schroeder INSISTED that ti'
dog should be killed. and when Jacob Bucsser took
his younger brothers part Schroeder used aDisiV"
language to him. jacob Bucsssr told SCHROEDER 10
90 10 his Ioon. aud threatened to have him arrested
if lie continued to make "a disturbance. Schrocaer
went into his room. but came out igain almost I'M
mediatclv with sirglc-barrelled shotgun whlcn ne
presented at Jacob Buesser and fired. Bucssr stag
gercd across the ball and fell to the floor Of bis own
ROOM excaimiDg. My God, I'm shot" Schr3e-
dei's wife told story differing materially;
She sad that her husband had returned
from shooting expedition somewhat III
toxIcated, and had placed his Gun,
which was loaded in corner: lie talked Loudly
about the dog and Jacob and Joseph u lesser ci,
tered tho room. One of them threatenel
and then struck hor husband, Who seHed
his gun and told them to keep ~.
A struggle followed and the gun was discharged
The charge frsm the gun. full load OF bird shot,
of the right lung and lodging the left SIDE. 1t Is
thought that he cannot possibly live. schroeder
has been committed to await the result ct The III
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
ANOTHER STEAMSHIP WRECKED

Information was received in this city from Aspin-
wall Yesterday that "a side-whccl steamship is
oshorc on the Atlantic coast near Carihageua.
She IS supposed to be one of the cattle steamers
running between Colombia and Cnba." This is sup
posed to be the steamship san Salvador, which
sailed from Tuxlo for Havana August Z, and has
nor been heard from since that time. The crew,
with tLc exception of CaptaIn Pahnke. Chief En-
gineer Cline and Chief Officer Thomas Migard,
were colorcd men and natives OF honduras. Mr..
CInc was a resident Of Brooklyn. where his wife
and danghtcr are living. and Mr. MiRard lived III
III, cltv Nothing is known here OF the class Of
freight which the steamer carried one cared no
messengers. and. though an American-bGilt vessel,
was owned IN HOndura-
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
BASE BALL NO1ES.

An exciting game of baseball was played
at Ottawa to-day which the second niue of the OF
tawa College defeated the first nine by score Of to o.
Tney are said by baseball players TO be the best TWO
college mines In the country.
Az excellent game played at Cincinnati yesterday
between the Cincinnati and Buffalo Clubs, the former
winning by a score Of 5 TO D
The Boston Club received severe defeat at the hands
OF the Worcester Club AZ Worcester yesterday. The
score was rs follows: Worcester, lG; Boston, =.
A very exciting game playeh I Providence yes
terday i'm winch tne Troy and Pre-, idrncc Clubs
tbe councillors The lsttcr won b. re OF To- !.
IL reJurcd eleven nu1ugs - decide the game.
closely contested game was paved at chicago yes
terday between tnr Chicago aud Cleveland Clubs, IN
which the iatcr was defeated by score Of > TO u.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
4 BRITISH STEAMER CHARTERED.

Tie Messrs Alexandra have chartered the British
steamship Nankn 10 take the place OF the lost City
OF Vera Cruz The Nankin Is now in Llverpo0l
November l. She viii be used at first to run
brtwecn Ne WORK and Vera Cruz: She was for
merry employed in the Liverpool aud CHINA trade.
1872 and is owned by Watts, Miliburn ~ Co. She
Is an iron vessel. with four water-tight bnlkheads
is fitted with compound engines. Is 333i2 feet III
length 3G2l feet beam. 2Jl feet depth of hold.
g 423 gross Tonnage, draws when loaded, - feet
OF water. aud has a speed OF twelve knots. This
will make two British steamships under charter by
the Messrs Alexannre the Otbcr-the Brush En-
plre-running to Havana III place OF the burned
.rtv nf Ne,v-York
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
FASTING UNDER A FALSE NAME.

The man who under the name OF Charles
Lvingson recently failed to fast for fOrtytwo days in
BROOKLYN was served on Thursday with the comOGint
in divorce sult. began against him under the name OF
Walter B. Moorcral, the name under which ne married
Lillian Anderson, tae daughter o. Hans Anderson, OF
No 90 Iall-st., Brooklyn. Moorcraft abandoned his
wife In April 1879, and she has heard nohinG OF him
sincc that tmc He recently announced that lie would
fast for forty-two days. at the hall NJ. ) Woughby-
ST. Brooklyn A woman who claimed to bo his wife ap
pearrd with MIN AMI tried to induce him to abandon
ihe undertaking. Not much interest was taken III hm
and few d rsOus went 10 sec im. MIR. Anderson went
one day t. the nall recognized his sOn-inlaw. The
suit for divorce thcn begun.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
AN ANGLO-AMERICAN CRICKET MATCH.

The Crickcters' Association Of the United
states have decided 10 make the Association match, 10
be played at Philadelphia October and 7. an inter
national contest between English and American play
ers, whether amateur or professional strong
team of amateurs VIII be maie up from four clubs
tine Manhattan and 81. George Of New York, the Girard
of Philadelphia and the Pennsular Cricket Club OF De
troit This team will be aided by such professional
ayers as Lane. Morley IvrIs. GIes, BrOmhead smith,
Brooks Bralth5yaltc and SmltnsOn The American team
VIII be carefully selected from al The clubs IN the Asso
claiiO. The match II expected will revive te an
nua contests formerly furnished of the greatest
features of the crcketing year.