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TROUBLE AB0UT THE LEASE ora THEATRE

The complaint in a suit brought by Messrs. Com
ley and Barton against John II. Hayerly and John
StetsOn, TO restrain them rom leasing the Fifth
Avenue Theatre 10 any other persons than the
plaintiffs during period Of sX weeks from date
named III the complaint, was filed yesterday in tho
clerks office OF the superior COuri. IL is alleged
the complaint that tne defendants had made an
agreement in writing 10 lease the theatre TO tho
pialnii1ts who had thereafter eng ged theatrical
troupe and made their other engagements with
reference to this agreement and that now the de-
iendants had declared that they Will not be bound
10y their agreement, bat intend 10 lease the theatre
10 other UeIsons It is also asserted that AZ tho
agreement IS not carried into effect the plaintiffs
Will suffer great damage. for which there would be
no remedy IN "A suit at law. Judgment II therefore
demanded that the agreement be specifically en-
forced.
Mr. Have " was seen at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
last evening by TRIBUNE reporter, ana expressed
ms surprise Mt the proceeding, sayln ms -
the first / have heard of it, leased the theatre 10
Mr.. StetsOn last May. but do not wish 10 say any
thing about the matter until learn something
about the case and see Mr Sletson."
Messrs. COmley and Barton are now III Europe
and Mt StetSOn Is In Boston.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
THE MUBDER or J4MES DOYLE.

An investigation of the shooting OF James DOYLE
at fIith-ave and One-huc Ired -and-siXt ntu-sl.,
was begun vest erday by CorOncT McrlHc. Terence
McOuadc the dOg-catcher who shot the boy, ana
ms three assistants. Archibald Madison, Fred
cr,ck Flicker and Hugh Diaucy. were
taken 10 the COIOncrs office by the police
early IN the forenoon. several boys who had W.T.
messed the murder also were present ana gave lhcr
tostImonv they admitted that stones lad been
thrown al the GUg-catchcrs, but the evidence dld
NOT show thai McQuade and ms men were III any
DANCER when the fatal shot WAS bred. Inc dog
,arcuer- were not asked 10 make any statement =.
Coroner Mcrklo committed McQuaGe 10 the IombS
rs the principal IN the crime. 10 await the result ol
an lpnuest He also held Madison, Flicker and Bn-
ncy as accessories.
The body of the murdered boy was examined by
Denutv Coroner Mcs~cmox on Thursday night. Ii
VAS discovered that the bullet had entered he lett
shoulder had passed through The upper lobe ol the
left lung tic aorta and the lower portion OF the
rplt lung and had lodged III the ugnt sde, between
the ninth ana tenth ribs. Coroner Mcrkle has pos
session of the bullet Thomas Doyle the father
of the dead boy obtained PERMISSION
yesferday TO prepare the b0dy I'r
burial and it was placed on ice IN the snalty Oc-
cupied by the family A wake was being held last
evening. Many sympathetic nclghnOIs visited Tho
shautV and the usual expressions OF lamentatIOn
were mingled with words Of indignation against
the dop-catcher who bad caused the trouble. Al
ter a funeral service at y. IN. to-day the BODY ol
Young DOVE will be taken 20 Calvary Cemetery 1or
burial i subscription to pay the expenses oi the
funeral was started yesterday among the poor
uclghDOrS OF the DOylcS.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
LITTLE DAMAGE DONE BY 4 COLLISION

AZ the Offices of the State and the Hamburg
American steamship Lines yesterday, IN answer 10
inquiries with regard to the 'xtcnt OF the damages
sustained by the steamships state of Florida ami
Wcstphalla conings III collision Oh Thursday
njght IN the Lower Bay, both vessels beng oui-
wald bound. il was stated taat as boih ships pro-
ccedsd o. sea without deiay, there was 10 proba-
bllI,y that either had srstaucd material INJURY.
Piloi Black OF the Ncw-Jersey pIots who had
charge Of the State Of Florida. said: The state OF
FLORIDA left her pier at 2:lJ p. H., ana proceeded
down the bay ahead of the v NeSiphaila W hcn
going down the mann ship channel tie " estphaha
came lp close under our stern aud passed US on our
stArboard side. She went ahead OF us about ZOO
feet ana then atteu pied TO cross our bows, There
IN tie space between US that 10 aNOld COIL
sion put our helm a-starboard and reversed our
engines. THIS had hardly been done when we
struck the Nesphalia on her port side aInldships,
carry ing away her davits and some OF the rigging
and possibly smashing of her Doats. Our star
board cathead was carried away. letting the anchor
admit, and other ght damage was done. Neither
vessel had her hull damaged, and my vessel crossed
the bar "A little AFTER o'clock. There Little
excitement. with some alarm, ON both vessels. Had
We not reversed engines the damages might
have been considerable"
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
CONTESTS AT BEIGHTOY BEACH.

The attendance at the Brighton Beach races
was large yesterday. The first race for purse OF
1900 for all ages, 0s mile. There were four starters
Pools sold Touawanta 800, ClArissina Sl2 Wakefield
Sl3 Alice $40 iona wanda by five lengths, Clar-
issma second and Wakefield third The time was l;-4.
French pools paid SIS %.
The second for purse Of 5000, selling allow
anccs mile. TAis had five starters. Pools sold: Lord
Edward 800 Bonnie S45. Monk $40 and The field $50.
Bonnie led all the way and won by six lengths. French
pools paid Sl7 80.
The tnrd WAS heat for purse of $780, i mile
Pools sold Virginia 500. Ellie II. S25, Governor
Hampton S55 aud Flanders $40. Virginia won the first
heat by three quarters of length. Ehe H. second,
length and hofin front Of Governor Hampton The
time was 1:5sai French pools paid $40 3d. Ellie H.
won the second heat by half length Time l;25l9
French pools paid ~ 4 %. Ellie H. won the hna heat
easily. Time 2:l. French pools paid - 20.
The fourth for purss OF 900, for all ages
welter weights; selling allowances; y mile. PoOs
sod Entries Gertie VI. $40, jeremiah $50 ana the hcg
$50. Gcre ". easily unc. l:2o. MuluMs p.IH
50 20 The fifth sieepleohase FOR 500 sell
ing allow anccs Pools sold: Oscar VIA go, hug
Dutchman $50 and the field $50 Oscar VIA won Dy
four lengths King Dutchman second and Eva ~ Iilru
time, 2:46 French pools paid FJI 20
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
rJ0yAL GUARD INSPECTION

ALBANY. Aug. 11.-Adjutant-Gener Town
send has liked the daes for the remaining Inspections o
organizations Of the National Guard as follows;
Tlirl Division. Major-General Joseph B. Carr com
manding:
33d separate company Watson, Tuesday, August %
4:3O p.
Ri srparate company at Oneonta, Wednesday, August
D. l045 a. N.
27,h separate company At Malone, Thursday, sepiem-
Der :. ; a. IN.
General and staff Of 9th Brigade at Utica, Monday,
September IL, $50 p in
9th separate company and 27t separate company aO
Utica. Monday. sep cnDcr II, ) p IN.
3l,t separate company at Mohawk Tuesday Septem-
Der IL, IL q.
36th separate company and 37th separate company at
schenectady Wednesday, SEPTEMBER l3, 10 IN.
General and STAFF Of Inird Division ut Troy Monday,
September l., p. IN.
9th separate company, 18th separate company aud
81 t separate company at Troy, Monday, September IL,
SPIN
lth Battery at Troy, Monday, September ls' 3;45
ta separate company Cohoes, Tuesd1y, September
10, . q. IA.
25l separate company at Saratoga Springs, Wednes-
uiy sn "cpae company at Glens Falls Wednesday,
n noparats company at whitehall, Thursday scptcm-
Der 2l' p. H. . r,,.oD Trido, sant.,,her
23d separate company NJ Hu'hon fIIu"S' 0oP'oin"o'
iGtn separate company at Catskin, Monday Septem-
i5In separate company and 18Th separate company at
pOugnhccpIc, tuesday, september 20, y H. III.
18th separate cO.np1ny at kingsiO, tuesday, Septem-
ber o. l:Jj p III $500 ~,
Ne,g burg, y wednesday, Scptonbei ~, y a. m
An separate comp ny lOnkcrS, " wednesday, sep
tenDer - $50 D. m =,
6th battery at BainbrdSe, Thursday, August 81, 10
a $1,000,
Genera aud staff Of Fourth Division and General and
STAN Of stn Brigade Buffalo, fnIay, August 20,
"a
s. h Regiment at Buffalo, Friday, August % p IN.
74tu ku.lucnt Buffalo, Monday, August 2S, ) p ~
sth par.te company az Rochester Tuesday, August
20, lOa III. .
25.n-separae company at CAnandaigua, Tues iay Au-
Ist soparl,e company at Pom Yam, Wednesday, Au-
gust 30, lO:iJ a. .
34th separate company at Geneva, Thursday, August
81, . .. 49,
5Otns parate company at Elmra, Friday septem-
Der /. 10 "a IN. c.
b /, 3 " IN. ,,,..
General aud stall of 7ih BrgAde at Syracuse, Monday
September 4, 3 y. 80
STA Brttery at syrasuse, Tuesday September ., 10
"a
4Otn separate company, 41st separate company ana
42d separate company syracuse, Tuesday sepehDer
g. u.
z9lh separate company and 3Sth separate company
a Osycsu, Wednesday, September q, \. IN.
3Jth separate company at Matc1tOwn Frday' Scptoni
bcr So "A.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
ASSAULTED BY HERR HA1G.

Herr Haag. the "elastic-skin" man, assaulted a
man Yesterday in the museum at Coney Island,
where he has been Oh exhibition recently war
rant was issued for his arrest, but the Constable oil
Grayesend was unable 10 serve II, as The elastlc
man had bounded away TO the city. Last evening
tne constable appeared at Police Headquarters ana
requested Justice Murray TO indorse the warrant as
il was feared that Herr iaag intended 10 run
away. The Justice declined. 10 comply with the
request on the ground that he Was not at Head
quarters Tor sucn duty.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

in commenting the evidence says he cannot helm
thinking that the testimony in faver OF Mrs Phillne
was considerably BIASED. Dr. Phillips was undoubtedv
very dsagreeabe man and was foOlishly Jealous, but
he not under the Influence Of any insane deluson In
regard 20 his wife, He did not like his wife and sns-
pectcd her oonstancy and therefore cut her of In hs
will. az the law gave him the power TO do. The will
must therefore be admitted 10 probate The Surrogate
expresses the opinion In his decision that in the existing
state Of the law expert testimony regard to tia
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
BASEBALL GAMES.

The Cleveland and Metropolitan baseball
ninr nj wed their fourth on the Polo Grounds yes
tcrday About 5000 people Witnessed the ma'ch. Inc
Meronohtans held the lead to the sixth inning. Nelson
- ,,,,u iil tb. he.t work at the bat. O'Nei made
home nm The Metro pOtabs were weakened nj the
abscnc. of Mansen and Hanklnson. summary "i Tic
game Is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
Re!ielous Ao!itss.
Association Hall, 4th-ave and 2adst,
STANTON STREET BAPTIST CHI t.CH,
ReY. il. o. hlSCDA, Pastor, ell
at ] a. m. anu p.
sunday .schOOi ana BiDle cllsaes at $50 a. m.

sunday.schOci ami Bible classes a $3.50 a m.
At Jane street Methodist EpiseOpaI Church between
Pastor breaches 1000 a n and 1'lo p H. sunday-'choo
y:3U a IA.
A-Nanhattan Temperance Association SUNDAY An
gust l3 80 M shArh 81 Jonn VI - |nlien 'Sa',t' "a ~
4swe9n 2tAye t R ant br0nSa ,9d ITA 4 saprr
nteadout o. t4e nomans Naiio9h Iempefaaee Jm2r.
" J. Is. GIBBS President.
GOSPEL Tent ' 2Sat Ss'SSyn mSrons 9 ana ioS1 even
ing 7:, ~ervice every night Gospel temperance meet
ing tomorrow at4 Also tuua, nigAt'
Church OF Holy Trinity Madison-aye ave and l2si
Rev. W +. WATKINS, DD Rector. Upea an ,1Rg sumner;
Also devotional service in the chapel at p. N.
Calvary Baptist Church. West 2sds5I Dr MASGARR
THUR Pastor Church open ali summer The Rev p; I~
JONE Philadelphia, praches sunday mofnns L. even
ing . 1oang Pgopgs syg az sSanses cor.
daily invited attend
Central Methodist Episcopal Church IN ave and IN
st~PreIcline az 1880 NJ 9y the Rev A. h. SANFORD
Prayer and praise service "a Ito D. M
Emmanuel Baptist Church, BrooksnIPu6ic services & N
Ky, will preach morning and evening.
First Presbyeran Church 5thay and lth,st0hsg. %
WdLdA WI m 81 A a4s copa IL Ryed M t Seats iree
Five Points House Of Industry 80 l55 Worthst, WM
J.. BAKNAED oupt -oeryce Of song .s.nslg Iy 8a ,no
invited. Donations clothing aud shoes sohoteL
Madison Avenue Reformed Church. corner 57tb.st-The
o@ciate
Sortb Dutch Church ll3 Fulton.str anf 90 Ann-st-
Preaching 81 NDAN, IL by tie Rev. r. C. SCI DDtl.
MON DAY EVENING Praise ana Prayer meeting al 14J
o'clock In ms church the fu'on 9'r'' D-S Mum '''
I meeting Is held.
Ne,yHork Port ~Ocieiy.-Preaching m the Mariners
Cburrt corner Of and 3adsOnsts az lOtJ m
and :lj b. NJ Bible reading At BOO p H. DSy morning
ANA evening prayermeehngs.
y,cv Dr A. G.. Oakley. the PsNcr will preach IN tho
Mrth.,f Episcopal DhUrch in i4tlS ueir Ia ave To-
morrow at 10 aud ,45 strangers welcomed ,el' Tree.
D. Edward jud-oo d. d. Eele4n baptist Church.
corner lord nlng AszocAte Pastors inc lev
Ne,,rs. : lEELMAN and BAKNE. superintendent bII
mary departinent Miss ! .NNl T. MEhHtLla freac"bs
morning evening. Peoples Church All welcome sv4s
Rev Herrick johnson. D., Of G. Icago will preach ~
th C,rLae Reformed DIT "a Church. 9TH ave, corner vI
th ST. on sabbath 18th INST services al IL a. ~ anu '.tO
Fn
pev prauciS L. Patien d. d., OF Princeton. will pTe,ch
i'm r olr.iite Reformed Dutch church. DthaFe, conner
IetL ON sabbath 18th inst. Serfte at II H. ana '4'
D. -
=, Coorge's Chmrcb.-Pubhc worship in the chape' te1
-; SS,,,p' - r' sermon 10y Rev. HUGH MA
al Tl,E " no s in attendance there ddly.
Tent services will be- bed as usual on sJNpAh AZ I'
1 ~ Al .t ~ no aor VIII b' Tc''y = II Aisl WILL
Pl, ArI breaches and L. MILLER conduciS The Singing
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

Said Mrs. Gallager: % think 1t Is wrong 10
make these sode fountains shiny white and dazzling
They don't trouble me- I've observed tnat my hus-
lald csu never look at without Wlnklngr
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
G,tuouous Wanteo-- feml.es.

Gltuauons Wants0-- females.
ANBTRNAlD and WAITRESN.-By n
neat caoable swedish er for city country can make
so1,ds serves in couis.s. wno, &c; very cltin a1e
silver and glassware; wages moderate can ~ Otha'o'
near l1th-st
NOOE. &c.-By an English Protestant wo,,
man ~ cook amt will do coarse ~'.shng N sha, a.
f,,uy i'm the city; permanent situation prrleIe' 10 "a
v~as,.. host references Address d. g., tIlDuhe 'P'"'"
OMce l,2so Broadway.
NOVERNESS-A lady Of experience, Wno
u his tanght 20 yeals in New lngsid 'iV u 80
r,sition ss e,iden eoyerness: best rclei o,'
t'u1' rc.l1riue.ts and terms NJ B FRY. Pulheu OoI.
uOUSEWORK or COOK ana l.AI ADkESS: !lHIaS,,.
l by very capable Danish gr WIN Guy unIer
,s ne,t capahc and obging not aiiMd OF W. M
sf.l lis care OF milk and u1eing oi ontt'I,' E" NY
i,uniress can al PIP Gth-av. near lhth-oI - l.
ADY'S- MAID and SEAMS lkESo.-by u
1 voung woman lady sna d and ;, ,Ahs'iesS s0'" '
49,, (r,,u last employer - EAsi -fi 81.
1,PANSTRESS or CHAMBERMAll).-by q
50. PROT stAnt woman country preferred eA'e'u
Re- ercI.cs. ll3 West Assist --
xx,UT SOME KIND LADY OF influence
w please assist getting an educated E9uns -
cir, a position cuiuptl 'n 10 ANY -Nu"io'' - -
IriDunc { ptOwn Once, l,%oo bio"""AY-
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

close and exciting game played at Philadelphia
Yesterday between the Detroit League niDo and the
Phiiadelphia Alliance team Tne DerOIts won by the
following score:
r.trit . ....... o 3 o o 10
PHILADELPHIA v y y u v v u
Tine RukLo team visited Springfield, Mass Yesterday,
ond nj ~, a match with the HOLY Ok3 team. The BLdHo
men did The effective work at me Oat nut the HOY
oke nine outpayed ihelr opponents III the he!d Iho
score was: Buffalo, HolyOke, T.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
Gltual,ons uOauic0-- alllcs.

SSISTANT JANIFOR.-By young man,
\ ace ~ hIs a trade and is hand man ne EySsISs
oro1t1eneauon from last employer Address FhN-'N''
\. HOLMAN, Corona y. \.
SSISTANr BARrENDER.-By a y QUIZ o.Ii,
" lrsrmau At,y landed; has islt "Iuti.i1a y, Ieyn
wlnnr % WORK model ate pe1ls AS1n ~ , Vo "
The h. s,ne.N 80 URBON, Box ~, irlOuhe On'o. ---
I,LERK.-By German, age : !, eNperlch1cS,oa c,a
L tailor aud salesman IN clolhg tr.s
,nr,tSh AN .Ory references rom last employer
ADOLPH MARKS J2l last iiou'''nS" -----
NOACUMAN and GARDENER-By an Lns. oc5,
I JU.ho,an married no family. wife willing 10 rorS wv
sonaIly n required 4 B, ll9 hast 4Is1s@ w" ~
NoACUNAN and GR0DM.-By an hngIisnr-
I man "a coachman and groom age 20 sinkie ~ .t3
AMI. town or country releTeneeS A"ui0 i0'' - "
last 40th-sL, ciiy
COLLECTOR. a German, age -, III
sne,k. I'm gii.h and French nucntly has SeIe'st t
- cnnusrcia eXp,Tcaco; Il enofAetlc sna
s,.tiv snJ can ave good rcc0nfueIda lOus unsn %"
'loysr Addruss /, Eel RIrY Box IL tribune OH.o -
INkIVER.-By a steady, reliable younG ,ns i,sIo 70
hn has thoroug IL nOwledgc ot horses ~ nSrsnfop
- a hi,~se,f Generally useful, and promises lLunP'
To hts duties CHARLES hOrbI'' ~ AO
IARDENER.-By n single German s,HrIs,psri ea.
u take entire charge OF gonuenAn psse
anca An aii branches vegetable ana no"oi and, apo
o @ ~. a,f earu,tb,.s ana grounds, and do <, - rs
Ssnle9iHs' GA.DkSEIs No. kiisest. -- NoN -
HROCERS' PORrER.-By young III Lns,'sr 81 sro
80 are 10. has had several years exPeiieh'S ,es3S
cer.' poIter aud general usefulman j. '" DiO
No. ii NestsL
AUNDRY CLERK.-By n young Aineri,sa, , .,saI
.ga %, has sK yoars experience N isu'I Ina ION
Isnpdrls can furnish iitbuns
last einploysr Address EAPEkASNSHs noA 40
OMoe
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK.
There will be racing to-day at Monmouth
PIPTH RACEI SELLING, PURSE $50
SIXTH RACE

Did not I'LL
SEVENTH RACE HANDICAP srErrIEcnAsE, SHORT COURSE
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Do not take it. for granted your stock is
always supplied with plenty Of fresh, cool
water, but get one Of erofts Improved Iron on
Wind Engines and relieve your mind of all
doubt Oh this important point, so essential
to the rearing of fine and healthy stock.
For further particulars and prices, apply
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-21
Avertising Directory.

y ERALD GRIFFIN, Attorney and Counselor at
GLaw, Office, No. "a. French building, S. E. Cor;
business entrusted to my care in the State and Fed
eral Courts.