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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
OPPOSITION TO TELEPHONE POLES.

Some of the property-owners at Red Bank,
n j. have made strenuous but futile efforts oppose
the gang of employed In putting up poles for
the New-York and Sew-Jersey Telephone Company.
Yesterday afternoon TRIBUNE reporter called at the
ONCE of the company at No 397 Fultonst., Brooklyn
and found the foreman Of the gang of workmen who
have been employed Red Bank In conversation with
the superintendent The foreman said had been
trouble and In one instance they had been compelled 70
remove citizen trying to oppose
the work single handed ard alone. The superintendent
saia that such OF opposition common especially
In NewJer Permission having been granted by the
Commissioners Of town, the workInen generally sue
reea in getting the poles up and although. in the
present several complaints and active oppo-
sition arise, IL generally SINNERS down IN day two
and the work goes quietly to completion. In the
present instance further trouble Is apprebended and
al the poles have bean already placed ready for the
wires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
RAcING At SHELrSHEAD BY.

Ten are announced to start in the Great
Eastern Handicap for hree-year-ods, at sheepshead
BAY to-day but the represent only ak stables W. l.
scott nm wing three Blue Grass Belle. A.HandsAround
and Referee; Pierre Lorard two. Drake Carrier and
Goufalon; and Ex-Governor Bowie two Empr - aud
Bessie. George Kinney Will be- absent and he viii be
greatly missed for there general curiosity to soc
how lie would run against Drake Carter with l25 pounds
10 the aiteT's 1ls. when he beat HIM handsomely AT
Lang Branch with liz 10 Drake Carriers 100 George
Kinney's running has been remarkable during tae
.,t three weeks that would Hud many supporters If
he were to htArt with l23 pounds up for he won
The September - axes easily enough with that weight
Last week but OF the field IN that race at the
weights wa, not nearly formidable as that II today.
II the weather and the track dries sufficiently this
will be a brlsk betting race. for Drake Carter, Miss
Woodford Caruation. MT scOtts entries and Empress
will arcoeiye generous support while some will fancy
the chances Of Kinghko
The Executive Committee Of the Long Island Jockey
Climb decided last night that tine should be
day no matter what the weather may be-
The full list OF starters for all the races with ages and
wetChte. tx u follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
CHARLES DEIM0NICUS HEALTH

The Erenpg Telegram stated yesterday that Charles
Delmonco was seriously Ill and that his friends
feared he might die at any moment. Inc report
was grossly exaggerated. Mr. Domonico has not
been I'm the best of healta during the summer. He
has supcrintended his business however though he
has made frequent trips 10 the country. Al the
T,ftb.aye. restaurant n was stated last evening
tnat Mr. DelmoncO was better than be- had been
for some days. lie had been there IN the course OF
the day looking after his business aud went out oil
town i'm the evening. The clerks at the restaurant
could not tell the nature of Mr. DelmOncos atiic-
lion. but from hints dropped IT appeared TO be the
result of close application 10 business the strain
having impaired his health. A gentleman not con-
nrcted with the restaurant SAID he had heard fears
eYnre-sed that Mr.. Delmonlco's mental faculties
might fail owing 10 his poor health and close atten-
t,rn 10 business. No one seemed to think him dan,
La IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
Fatal FAMILIARITY BETWEEN HORSES.

DR.. Henry B. Whitehorne and William H.
Jacobus neighbors in Verona Essex County n j.,
and their lots adoined. Each owned horse, which
turned his lot The horses were neghboy aud
we're habit OF putting their heads over the fence
dividing the lots and rubbing In October 1881,
Dr. whehorne noticed that his horse was not we'll The
drctor called In veterinary surgeon who pronounced
tho disease to CHAMBERS, and the animal was thereupon
killed suit growing OF the occurrence came up
the Court OF Common Pleas at Newark yesterday. Dr.
wnenorne suing Mr. Jacobus TO recover the value OF his
horse charges of the veterinary surgeon the cost OIL
medicine used and the expense OF the use OF morse
curing the sickness OF the glaudered horse, claiming
that his contracted the CHAMBERS while ruoOlng
with Mr. Jaeoouss horse Inc counsel Tor JacoDus
of knowledge on the OF his client that his horse bad
the CHAMBERS. The motion was denied A witness VINO
failed TO appear yesterday had attachment issued
against him for contempt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
BURNED TO DEATH IN A STABLE FIRE.

A fire in West Mount Vernon on Sunday
night ed the stables Of T. T. Rch A b. Marsh
and A. 7. Gardiner The IRE IL supposed TO have been
rhe result of two men rushed out OF tue
stable occupied by Mr. Gardiner. which was owned by
James $. Van Cont, few moments before tho flames
were discovered Tuesday afternoon the charred re-
mains OF young man. = of Patrick Mccarthy, sec
,on oremsn ON tue Railroad. found III the
ruins of the ire The body only Identified oy tho
clothing McGsrrity was sleeping IN ore OF the Dulid
lpgs when n destroyed.
Coroner Toe began investigation OF the matter
Yesterday but after taking the testimony Of Dr. Marsh
and f. r. Rlch adjourned the inquest un this morning
For some time several dssolute young men nave made
tae MI ling resort and seepng-place. Two theories
arc suggested regarding McGarrtys death, one being
that he was abandoned IN the stable after the IRE orose
ont because he was too drunk 10 be reused ana me
other "a Al he was murdered quarrel WITH ms com
panons wuo hen started the fire IN order to hide mo
grttn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
THE EIyyERs or THE LEXINGTON RACES.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 1.-THE Kentucky
Association finished its autumn meeting to-day La Inc
first race consolation purse. mile heats Belle 81 the
Highlands challenged IAatunah furlong from home
aud headed her when abreast the distance stand win
ming the heat from her saddleskrts out Laiunah sec
ord and Lady Wnifred third. Time. IAN. In the
second neat Latuuah made the running 10 the eighth
post whore Belle OF the Highlands took the lead ana
won the race by length. Time, l:l6l9
In the second race, for two year-ods winners eI
cIpded five fnrlong. Curlev drew away and kept tie
lead uutu well into the homc-trctch when Rcvera took
inc lead aud easily by n length. win Ncoph> tc
second Tfalsikmau third and turlcw fourth. i've
Lengths apart. lime, IOjA. Inc winner was bought
AZ Inc entered price. In ne third race maiden alp",
accs one aud quarter miles -. PAN TOOK the letl
al the start and never headed. winning ~ Two
lengths with Centrcyir second kilmcuy thLrd aud
Lutestring fOurtn. Time, 2:l2l4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
UNADJUsTED PENSION CLAIMS.
OVER $4,000 STILL UNsETILED-NEARLf HALF VI
THEM MADE BY NEw-YoRK SOLDIERS.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

ovr,p "a Ooo sTTrI UNsETILED-NEARLY HALF OF
THEM MADE BY NEw-YoRK SOLDIERS.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRInuSEl
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Commssioner Dud-
lev is engaged in the preparation of abatement showing
The present condition Of all unadused original lh'@u
pensloo claims Of all classes with and without arrears
This statement will chow that 30,lss claims OF men "no
served in New.York regiments and batteries curing inc
war remain 10 be adjusted OF these 25s76 are waiting
for the claimants to furnish medical examination u
other evidence which has been called for by the
Ofre 1856 are awaiting 10 inquiries sent 10 '
General Of the Army, III are awaiting answers
from The surgeon-6enera and 336 are awaiting repi'
10 letters to or about witnesses In 3O4o caSeS '
called for has been received at the Pension once
but not yet examined. $780,.
The statement will also show that the number Oh
ted claims of coored soldiers is 102G2 OF these sOo'
are awaiting further evidence from the claimants
All further information from the A'O''@"'
General LAG further information nom 'ne cuiSo'n
General ana so replies TO letters 10 "I'neeee9
III the Southern and border states nciuns rue resd
tlict Of Columbia. but excepting P o. zsg await
iusted claims number 1866. or these %, % ai|,
iurtner evidence medical exaInlnatOu ,nnraI a9I
ants 933 Information from the Adjutani- a1i
Information from SurgeonGeueral, anu 40
10 letters TO Witnesses An z,o9o 20 81 eramned
called for has been furnished, but not yer ehan ~
The figures for the Southern States are e
The statement viii make q favorable showing Tor tne
Pension Office. which Il VIII appear rs 6aoys suered
hy aUnirants or the "a rs unadjusted CLAIMS above
classified 63724 nearly SO per cent are s
because the applicants nave no, i iuini'N'u wv
required TO substanttate their Claims 49, r.roee
Commissioner Dudley finds that t1 ne a Werss
yearly yalue Of q pension is 500 ana tne ave. a.
date at which arrearages began to accrne Is ,, Ine
wear 1864. The number OF claims now ponuinuiIi
OF these be allowed the total amount requires " 20
them will De $l21373300 This. OF coursr ~ ~ tSo
dIton TO III heretofore pau unuos rnT
arrearages act There also O5,69Z caiiIIs 1 aUS
pending which do not involve arreara1es. ~ mon
Der cent OF these be allowed the animal uP
Inc Treasury TO meet them Will he 800 sou f i
present pension list calls for S32OoOOoo 3 eai and
sidernr All the claims now unadlus.ed TO DE seteu
One.Da OF them allowed, the sum requueu IoI VHo ="
tire pension list would be S44,S36'oO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
oARsuEY MO NEE7 YE4R PITTSBURG.
THE ENTRIES AND The RACES THE PRIZES
COURTNEY TO ROW,

THE ENTRIES AND The RACES THE fhl~ES-
COURTNEY TO ROW,
P1TTsBIJRG. Sept. 12.-Sportlng men ana the
general public are looking forward with Interest 10 the
coming regatta on the Allegheny at Hutton Penn' on
September %, 80 81 and 25 at when @S'oOo Will NC
Given away by H. o. Price IL Co, OF this CITY, Tho pro-
gramme embraces four races which, WIN the entries
which closed to-day. are as foll0Ws'
First Race-For veteran scullers over forty years Oh
age. purse 800. divided. James Taylor eX-champloh
of Eng and; Henry Coulter, Ox-champion oil America
pat" Luther and Joseph Kay.
Second Race-sngle SOULS, for amateurs; purse T4oo
divided Peter Snyder William Snyder, Peter Brildy'
Ross Roarisou. George Atmeyer' William ohanion,
George W. Gang. Alonzo Kennedy EDWARD
Monagber. - Richards, z. Z. Connolly. Martin
Foley, John Powers. IL. A. Martini Z. Gross
John Brennan Jacob West, f. Teemer j. Curry George
Wilmot. "Pat" Luther, John W. Prddy Amos supping
aud Arthur Varnon.
Third Race. for PROFESSIONAL single scuiiers purse
81 600 divided entres-Charles L. Courtney Wallace
Ross John Teemer, William Elliott George W. Lee f. A
Paisted George IL. Hosmer James III. Riley, John
Mckay. Albert Hamm. James A. Ten Eyek. q. ".
Weisgarber Nicholas LaytheTgcr. I. Conley, George
Gaise Harry Parker George DaDnetl anes
Griffin, Thomas Dray Jerry Casey Ed"aru ,''y'on
Fourth Race-open to four oared crews Entries
Queen City. Celtic Central and Mutual crews OF Buhao
n. " West End aud Boston crews oil boston oolripa
aud Blackmure crews, OF PlttsDurg; COultef-Iay lo
crew, EIiott.Hoss crew, Teener. HosBer crew, and
Plalsted's American four.
Mr. Price has secured ex-Mayor Liddell and Walter
beaumont and Captain Thomas Reese, AS referee and
fndses Auangements have been made with the rail-
roads entering the city tior excur-ion rates rom
cleveland Buffalo, Columbus, Cincinnati, Wheel
ing Youngstown AMI all towns In western
pe1nsylvanfa Eastern Ohio. and W 1t virginia. Ihe
tickets Will be Issued direct TO Hutton course ana
are 20 be goodon both the Allegheny valley ana West
Pennsylvania Railroads. whose lines run parhuel Win
the river either side II is the Intention 20 pu up
thas
SeonIe and other sea,s viii provided found neces-
sary III Ia proposed put up In 'front.' OF the grand
sand large AagstAn with different cOlored bags TO cor
resrond with the coors OF the different crews and oars
men and at TINS point telegraph Office VIII DE located
having eciion with the buOys OF the respective scu
ers and they pass these points their positions ia the
race will be ielegraphcd 90 the ONCE NJ tue gfAh stdu
and 10y tue attendants there displayed from the hss stAu
by means coiOred flags The cooIs OF caci Gre"
and the will be printed ana distributed be-
fore each race II Is thought that Dy THIS methOu tae
spectators al the starting buoy will be Kept hcoufasy
orned to the relative positions OF inc crews Ut AZ NJ
yidua Oarsmen throughout the races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
been rejected must state specifically the date AFTER
which an appenl cannot be received.

been rejected must state specifically the date AFTER
which an appeal cannot be received
DECISIONS UNDER THE NEW TARIFF LAw'-Ihe N"'
toms Division OF the Treasury Department mas uccuu
that under the present tariff suphato OF clncn t IN,
TO admitted free. 1t has also been dec9eu iIo
suated copper wire for telegraph cables VII pe @
as a manufacture OF copper az 40 per cent au Naioi
ARMY VACANCIES FILLED.-The President to-uay Heo
the two vacancies IT, the Army by the appolnnv The
Henry granville Sharpe, late second neutenH,
4tb 4fonfrv 10 he Captain and assistant cOmnlsSay
of subsstence aud Second Lieutenant Nllllam %
ton, 18th Infantry, TO be captain aud asslS'an' P
master
UyrrTuRyEp MAIL BAGS USED BY CONGeEsshLN'-
The Second Assistant PostDasteTGeneral mas sent 70
All noetInasers al the places OF residence OF
Congress circular saung that tie Post Oinco a..
mem mas sustained extensive loss In canvas hal4
used in the transmits sion OF puDhc dOeuulenits i
Washington in consequence or iuattehu9n O .
NJ The 1sfastrs al such places TO the duty OF speely
emptyng aud returning such bags 10 TIE man SCI '00
LAND OFFICE DEcIsIoys.-1n the case Oh IhleOer'
against Andrews the Acting Secretary OF the INTERIOR
hls that preempOn settlement lnltiat 60 anu nle "
in GOOD is bar timber entry uuder Tue act %
u1e g. ISIS Also. that where settler alleSes ta i
mas ed mis- dec aratOn OF intention TO become clAon
and f1s for a time secure record evidence Oh que ic
Snch evidence when procured, may De heu az any no
before anal disposal o. the land, ald Wheh heu Is co
cusIye AZ 10 his qualifications AS pfe'emp1of Win
spect to cltizenEblp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
THE CITY OF ROME NOT IN.

The Anchor Line Steamship Company sent
nassenger list OF the steamship City OF Rome to THE
TRIBUNE Office yesterday afternoon This led to the
belief that the city OF Rome had been sshted on FIRE
Is,and reporter called at the Steamship Company's
o IN m, evening TO see Henry T.. Abbey he dlsem-
barked for his name was the passenger list The
taamshp however, had not reached the pier, and oil
the employees OF the company who were on the pier
we're ready TO make afidayts that the steamship had
not been sighted and would not reach the CITY nh To-
day, II she arrived then. ,.,A. en-. nos
well now do you account Tor inc TACT tuat tne pas
senger list ia already here I" asked the reporter; 49, AM
No don't know nothin bout that" replied tne en-
Moves I'm chorus; only know that the CITY OF hoie
hasn't been 81 gated, Tor II she had "ed kno" H's'
aira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
TIE CHICAGO MARhEIS.
CORN FORCED TO A HIGHER PRICE bf o""A".
FROM THE CoUNTRY-A SLIGHT AD'AN0"
WHEAT.
fBY rELEGRLPH 70 THE TRIBUNE.


WHEAT.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBuSEl
C,,o,co Sent. I2.-The cOuntrymen, VINO
v.r ,iues last Fridays frost have been oe't"k
orov on higher prices for corn, to-day oSer"esss
,hs nrofe,sonas who have been betting tneir NV.
the other way Tonight prices are lsl@ oe"'' -
than they were last night Opinions OF t"o
ones instead Of more nearly agreeing on inc ieo- ,t
corn OF the late frost, are getting W'uer '"u m
II IA now easy to mud commission men wa" -.
heIieve that there has been no serious u- JANA
~ az all not even in Minneso'@
pr,oos onened lower In the morning, out sPeeo"y
vanced With simply the specnlatihg iA'"' =. n,x
wisconsin and Minnesota all sending or"si' ,bs
corn It would require liberal Selling " ,ss
,nauenoe and To keep prices from advauc"" ,.auD
country boom that sent corn whirihs ny On ,soa Al
this afternoon The September oP"o" - oarr.y q
AIS at o'clock; went up TO o3 cents WIN nsss
80 ,,o,aD Trades made Bids at this hgure "elo -
49, Iinan,or FOR 100000 bushels-oids nooou! -.
an The October option was starton uPo 80 nd
noes lint sellers were plenty enough .oi 'H' ,hs
- .,o which mad been advanced cent a'"'
., eorn are likely fall of; all conn'
- ora agreed as 10 this. Most are agros". ~
ssn ,h. will strengthen prices-perhaps advances
T,ro WE'RE only 1913 OF corn posted to-u" -. ~
NJ. decrease from yesterday. Inc 'no'' .aa1v
w c,n,,pues to-day. The shipments were 49,
.so 600 bushels and the engagements Ior
for nearly 100000 bushels. IS asn a " p%epts
'" Wbeat eosed almost ~ II did yss.ed an adj
the exception Of Novem6er wIon not attracting 50
vance Corn Is not likely either un sns 10
crop has been gathered The i,s Water wheat
,ne ary Nv ssr: some prophecy falling on ~ coniae
receipts o,ser. increase o NOV If this condinoa
prices are pretty certain e. 60 Ssr cry
packers arc selling Lower nss' or even whsa1
wiz '' eject their purpose 'I sSy,Aorsy .y:
anord TO ssns nd the packing crowd were s SsrS
oss corn and wheat all day Lard ana o.. nisnt ~
| isssr = trine tonight than at the eiose '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
REALEsrATE MEN ORGANIZING.

A meeting of some OF the principal l'"i-
,, hr.rs and dealers IN the city took place at the
,oia. NJ IN, Real Estate Record and Guide, No. III
broadway. Yesterday afternoon. E. H. LudIo" was
csed to the chair aud D. g. Croy was appon'ea 'ecf
tary. The following committee on organization VA
selected from those present: Richard " Harne't H. IL
Csmmanu. George II. Scott L. Friedmsn'A Ben AMY Ia
,rnsshank and Isaac Honig On MOTION Ihe cANi'DNN
- aad.d IN the committee. AnOng tee
GU .y,te man present were D. F. JAYNE, nan
How. F. B. smy h. b. 5 Levy A. L. So RaanT Il
A nat real estate exchange - 10 ne Orst.
isd eIensyey OF brokers' dealers aud reaEes'A'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
TIE BELLS or ST. GEORGES.

The Rev w. S. RainsfOrd, rector of st. George 3
CLurch who returned from England on the steam
shin Pavonia yesterday, was suffering from the
effects of his voyage and was unwilling to give any
SchnItz ana Others against tho ringing OF the
church bells. Mr.. Rainsiord sent word to an in
ouirIng TRIBUNE reporter that "a he had just
arrived he had formed no opinion as yet as TO the
iustlcr of Mr. Schuitz's complaints, nor had he
gwen the matter sufficient thought to make any
Statement regarding his own position IN the matter
.houd MIR Schultz persist in his complaints, Mr..
Raiusfori leaves the city to-day and will be absent
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Chef Engineer
Isaac McSary mas been detached from the Minnesota
aud ordered TO DUTY in inspecting the machinery for the
cruisers at the Morgan Iron Works; Lieutenant
r. NJ. Aekey from the Palos Asato STATEN and granted
one years. leave from November /, permissi
remain abroad and Passed Assistant Engineer George
w. Hal. from the receiving ship Franklin at Norfolk
and ordered TO the receiving ship wabash at Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
FOB THE PETER COOPER FUND.

Some one dropped Havana lottery ticket in the
box IN the south part of the Post Office as contri.
button TO the Peter Cooper monument fund. Bills
cheeks. postage stamps and stamped enveopes
silver and copper coins, of which counter
felt, nearly fill! the box. A gentleman remarked
yesterday when putting in his contribution TO the
fund, that he was surprised some sneak thief did
not break the glass and rob the box of its ontents
during the quiet which prevails about the Post
Office late at night and in the early morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
JAMES d. LYNCH'S PURCHASE

James d. Lynch, in speaking yesterday OIL
his recent purchase of sixteen acres oil land io
AT Easton's Point Newport, saidi Ihe iano no' JUG.
beyoud the hrst beach and Ia about mile anu ""
from the Casino. All the land on Eas'on NoA w.
nro,a.od INV tho Gibbs Land Company. bought the
s,,,oen acres from Rodmau Cruningsheld VINO pur-
chased it from the Gibbs Company. Tuckerman'aVe'
runs through the properly and 1t hsa water 'front.' Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
BRIDGE RAILWAY TO BE OPENED MONDAY

President Kingsley, of the Bridge Trustees
said yesterday that the Bridge cars would begin regular
trips for carrying passengers. and five minutes
Roadway Monday morning. starting at o'clock. All
the experiments VITA the grps proving satisfactory
Two long wooden hands with index finger extended are
making For the Bridge entrance bearing the legend
"ro the care, fare cents" ana tho other. 40 the
Promenade. fare I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Sept IL, 1888.
BONDS REDEgMEp.--The bonds redeemed under the
I2lst bond call up 10 noon to-day amount to
STA. 5Ss, 800.
APrEAIs TO THE PATENT OPPoE.-Acting Secretary
JOsiyn, OF the Interior Department IN overriding the
decision OF Examiner of Patents has decided that
notices allowing appeals By persons whose claims have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
ave have been married now TWEEN

1--WE have been married now twenty-five
wears" said an Austin lady OF somewhat vnegary dis
pos ton "et us 60 TO cnurca To-Day anu ,naha SOut
"Youcan try H." answered her husband. You have
reason to do so haven't II celebrate the DAY AZ
ali IN hunt up some saekcloth ana ashes' i ieA"'
Siftngs.
Aunt Tower Is delighted to hear that the
Princess Beatrice has got cured OF her rheumatism Dy
her visit Aches les Pans Not as can make o",
said the dear old lady refectiyely. seeing as them ~
gees TO tue Bad generally gees 10 the douche-ifunny
Folks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13

cation received from Aetng5ecretary OF the treasury
John G. New. 1t states that the Department nas
-arnod he the Guatemala Consul at New-Oreans
that vessels bound to ports Of Guatemala must nave
their anifests certified by the Consus OF Guatemaa ~
the ports OF departure, by legal
where no Consul is staoned also that no goous WI" ~
registered at the custom-houses OF Guatemaa "neu '0
Invoices are not so certified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13

107c feet 1t win Immediately be improved and so,a
Building lots. The houses will face the southwest ~
which direction every afternoon In summer cool hrl
blows | consider it the finest place In Newport y,
building a summer residence The lana is high s ~,
affords good view OF the There are several Sa
residences on the Point already among them the bonn
OF a. A Robbins aud Dr. Weir Mitchell" ''es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13
viss my Bessie. by Diclons-Boiie Meade
rouRrH KACE, HANDICAP. IA MILEs.
FnTH RACE. sELLING, u Mill
s1nrnnIcr. uANp1cAp srEErLEcmAsk. INsInE cnn
BASEBALL NEWS.

PITTsBURG, Penn. Sept 12.-Delegates rep
resentng Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburg. Baltimore
Washington Richmond Indianapolis and 81. Louis met
at the Monongahela House to-day and organized the
Union Association OF Baseball Clubs" II. b. Bennett
OF Washington, was elected president
Games of baseball were played follows yesterday
AT Boston-BostOn IL, Chicago.
At acknowledgements 3, Eclipse o.
Al Coumbus-Athletlc z, Columbus D.
At ST. LOuis-SL LOUIS o. Baltimore =.
At observation-disclosures. y, Allegheny 5.