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USELESS DEPARTMENT EXPENSES.
APPOINTMENT DIVISIONS 40 LoSGER NEc Ks-ARY'
lnY TELEGRAPH 10 IHE TRibI'El

InY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRinC'Gl
WAsuINGToy. Se,t. IO.--Siuce the Civil
serv,ce law became operative the pressure upon
heads OF Departments an1 bureaus Tor
Amendments AS alloSo h.r c"dtel. ana
me ueces,ity for tae longer continuance %, expensive
" Appointment Diyisions" in the executive Depart
mrnrs II serouIy qucsuoucd. II l. prop
abe that Congress wall take action mex
winter 10 reduce, II not 10 abolish. tho'o G'''o"'
sueu action Will be taken by some OF the head o. De-
partments their responsDily, Tor llry arc NOT
compelled to keep N places "a high salaries unless
there Il work for taen to do. In several cases wnerc
uere WAS no Immediate need for hlng vaca+cied ia ais
deparment Secretary Foser has saved cons doraoe
nubuc money by dcerrug appointments AS Ions IS lie
could without prejudice 10 the public Interests
When mo head Of a Department ueeds a clerk now lac
Ia, only 10 send note 10 civil service Commission
and select one name from the four furnished 10 him.
The lrse aad ycxatous business Of listening 10 per
,n appeals from applicants aud their trends, OF tx
aiuiuir reading sifdn. from ten 10 hfty or more
written in, penaif Of each applicant
and OF weighing "inhuence Of each mas passed
AWAY and there Is no need the costly machinery
which was employed 10 conduct It. In the Treasury aud
Interior DE nents regular divisions" bAVo been
created TO attend this business Il the former there
a CHI who receives ~. $50 year, an a-ssitn cmoi
al - 900, clerks at d 80 etch t"o oUo ei'h
fonr M 5i.4OD eacu, four 80 Sl.2pO ca'u,
lG ana and ',,,s.engrr AL ssfO The sa.ar.cs max e
iota o, $3.50 year. AID do not ever ae ntatIOh'
er, an onrr cX nscs, wnicn would pr1J1Dy sWo tao
sgsr~ga g 10 5000 year. IN tue lnte'or Depart
mrut tue AppptItui-n DIVISION - less rAprisYe me
cncl six clerks receiving 5000 ~ ne For-on' %
DrnJrTu.u, Two cl-fk. str.s 10 Il, 500 cat1 oih
ma 10 of several ass,tans, Keep al record, per
tainIng Is tie appointments Ia the othor executive
Drpartments tncf- arc appointment clerks dccpr-
ng 20 tue Official register, tHo nee ssdfJ "OiA oen6
| done by regular CLERKS ASSIGNED 10 that duty. ,
TIE Total appropriation for tie Ciy service Cnnmls-
ion for tue year. includpg sdi1esO t7f ron
nissoners aud tn.r suOOfd.na.e' ani trtvei!"' eI-
p.usr- "a Ouy $49,JOJ least 5000 less a. .ne
cot II mo Appointment Division Oi tue Treasury De-
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THE PRIMARIES IN BROOKLYN

The Republicans of Brooklyn will hold prl-
mary elections in each ward tonight 10 elect the dele
rates VINO in turn will Thursday night elect the dele
gates to the state Convention to meet at Klchhslo
Springs The preparations for them were practo4uy
made yesterday and they will DO ned in the customary
places 49,,
The ward factions viii contest al the elections III 'he
Iv,h KIN XIII xXIst and XXIId Wards there Will be
rival tickets and there considerable bitterness OF reel
ing This largely because OF tle desire OF certain pol
ftjcsns tor the coveted positions on the state Comml
tee The primary elections will also be held to-ngll III
the FIVE towns OF Kings county, anu lhefe VIII Oo e0
fe cts In New Lots and New Utrecht
Chairman BALDWIN of the General COMMITTEES, mas
apnoInted the following cal to orieg the Assem-
nv District Conventions Thursday Night Wheh INC
state Convention oel gates will be elected:
District Nome DiSr1cL Name;
i.-DeBnis n. Hurley. Nll.-lNlf =" NIco"
1I.-Fr&ncIs N. Crafts VIII ~ DErus'
1II.-John Il. Green. ~ H. LesY u I, az
.IV.-Samuei A Avlla Nv ~ n -
V.-RObert Johnson. XL-Ed"erd n; , uoDDS
VL-David Teese AIL-fF@hcis d" E'6ei'o"
Fire Commissioner Partridge has arranged II so that
the remen Can absent from their posts lohs enough
to vote at the primary elections
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FINE CARPETS ~ GREAT VARIETE

The large and rich assortment OF carpets at
Arnold, Constable & Co.'S ought TO interest any house
keeper whole floor Is devoted 10 this branch Of trade
ia their store at Broadway aud Nineteenthst room
tor showing samples Is one OF convenience ana pur-
cbasers may have carpets made to order OF any size in
one d ign aud OF any desIre1 c01rs Tne nrm taxes
the product OF a number OF mills and sends man TO
Europe twice year look for nOvelses just now
has large fresh stock OF both carpets an rug. rne
line of Brussels goods is specially full and attractive
Among Cne patterns the Mjresqle s new and rch show
IIg Kind or pepperad salt effect ~ dottiug various
colorei groundworK vita gold, REL blue, etc A carpet
win Oriental figures great variety on tliigo-olie
er,unu is handsome But still finer perhaps Is pale
Diur ground with designs in old blue and red shadea
lauv Of c patterns are OF the firms own designing
Tnere Is full Iue Of tue dner f0regn.made Administer
aud Wil,On carpets vel ss those OF domestic manu-
lac re ard and rich eli ctsin coior are among
them. Toe stock Of in grains Is also attractive.
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BISnBALL GAMES.

About 900 spectators witnessed the Inter-
state championship game at Washington Park Brook
lvp Yesterday between the Brooklyn and Trenton
n,pe. rne nome club showed superiority a. every
point and won an easy victory. The game, woich whs
called ~ the en ling Of tie eighth inning on account OF
tues- wns poorly played and OF htte interest Inc
renrc by innngS was "a follows
p,ooLtvr ...... 3 o . Ia
a. 49,, -... % o D U y A | d
Ba-e hus-BrooNyn, II; trenton, = Errors-brook-
lyu. ~ rrcutOn, II.
Their. was large Attendance on staten Island at me
erntitiou game between the Buffalo aud saien Island
mines The staten Island nine played poorly Tue score
was rs follows:
pnr,t ~ 0 3 o o . IL
= az Island ............ o o l 49,
Buse nils-BunIiO. IA. staten Island, 8. Errors-
Buffalo 3; staten Island. IL.
liner games played yesterday were az follows:
Al c-drtropOlitan, II; Eclipse T.
Al 81 Louis-St Louis, 10; BaitlluOro H.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL; Allegheny, D.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
RIVER AND HARBOR EXPENSES
AN ESTIMATE OF WHAT EACH STATE HAS EECEi'LD
THE WEST AND SOUTH NOT sLGHIEp'
.fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUSEl

.tBY TELEGRAPH THE rRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, Sept 10.-ln round figures inc
Government has expended S1C500o.0Oo for TIE I'M
OF rivers ana harbors from the initial appro'
nranop about eighty years ago, down 20 June 80 looZ
This large SUN exceeds by ABOUT slOOOIOUO tue auo'
exnsnded By the state OF NeT-YOTk improve
,pents during the same period The amount expended
for the Improvement of the Mississippi Riyer ncdlng
the recrvors al its headwatcrs and the hiers al lis
rooutn IA about sci OOOO OO. For the sui" y ann lm
nroyenept of the Mississippi the Onio and the Missouri
rivera and their tributaries the Mononsaehla Kentucky
Tennessee Red Arkansas and other rivers more IMAM
sAo 600 200 mas been expended. The distribution OF
the exnendures cannot be shown accurately d. STATES
owing first TO the fact that many streams DIVIDE Or
wash the borders OF several States and, second 10 ''
indefinite terms OF q number OF ;he appropriation ac''
Thus IN 1868 and 1s69, lump appropriations amounting
n S35 600 900 were made for the repair preservation
and COMPLETION OF river and harbor improvements uue
the direction OF the Secretary Of War
The photographic survey OF the lakes mas coS'
60 oo7 $50 besides Sl74.64O expended for surveys
y, the lakes and harbors" Upon tbs sur
vev Of the Atlantic and Pa hc COASTS, laKcs ana
rvars ST aga 600 has spent The cost OF survey
mo nronosed water routes To seaboard in accordance
,sth the recommendations Of Senate committee some
vears ago cost s229lAs The survey OF western ana
Nortpwestern rivers" cost $4,000 ana the fuin oi
S7o5454 was expended for "snag 0oais OF "e''erh
rivers" , .,o
In the following table effort has been mshe 10 $40"
the amount OF money expended WITHIN tie
boundares OF each State and Territoryi
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GERMAN CITIZENS IN DELIBERA7IoM

The General Convention of the German
American Independent Citizens Association heid a
meeting last night at No 900 East Ffteenth-S' freS-
dent Henry G. Autenreth in the chair n reso"'iou
reported by Mr. Crosse, in favor OF the Abolition %
ouvict labor was discussed by its mover oy Cnsr' IT,
Wondt and Franz sigel and tabled % motion OF . u
rts ~ members OF the assoe alton advised to
take no part IN the approaching poitca pfnsI,ees'
General Sigel moved that the support Oh 'Iu o,oa
ron De gwen 10 the Democratic party, and tue hooh
was abled lot future debate.
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THE CIVIL SERVrcE COMMISSION.

The Civil Service Commission held pro-
,o,ge5 meetne Yesterday in this city. the house OF
Commissioner Eaton No. East Twenty-nnfh-st All
tho Commissioners present. TIE session wAs ue
voted TO consideration Of classification OF grauos quo
TO points relating TO promotion IN tne St co deS
CoInmissoner Gregory said IN the evening tn& no uoh
mite results were reached aud therefore that nothing aa
been formulated in the questions involved Inc SeS
~ the Commissioners, In stated, was the result ol
chance as Judge Thonan aud himself had happened 10
be N fbe city togetner The Commissioners ADJOURNED
,nde6nitny The ext meeting will I've held within Two
or three weeks In Washington, probably. Mr. Gregory
left the city ior Washington last might
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fantry who was recently tried by courtmartal at san
FauciscO, bas been acquitted.
WASHINGTON NOTES.


HALF A MILLION STANDARD DoLLARs.-Ihe issue Oh
1873 was S521 $685. against $4495 10 Tor the cofre-
spending period OF lat year.
or TONS COLLECTIONS FOR 4 YEAR.-During the nscal
year ended June 80 1885, $40 7s08G9 were ooeetta
IN ne customs districts ~ al expense OF fo4zt- Z,
avcrsg cost OF collecting 81 IN all the districts peihs
.C29
D1swTssAL OF CLERK RFcoMMENDED.-TDe commas
soner OF PENSIONS to-day recommended the dismssa OF
clerk i'm he Pension Bureau named BohntI, Tor sup
plyug con on tine outside WIN lhiori'loH 10
10 The condition OF ci nmsin tue ONCE
R,rsF r GU sroNE.-Bids were opened at the Treas
MY DeDarrment today for cut stone or the supersruc
fiye o lhe Custom House Buffalo. The highest anu
iowa-t b,ds were: Jacob VeIhmeYoF. Washington
$40 $50; Albert Neukon, Toledo $4,000.
| PUBLICATION OF LAND DECI IoSs.-Fhe General Laho
Office has prepared for publication collection OF az 90
eions OF tne Secretary Of the Interior aud OF e Oo
iasouer OF the General Land Oca IN cdses rem ~. -
iinGs and land claims July, 1881. To June 1883;
bis vil be the frat NJ series OF Volumes 10 DC lssueu
| at intervals from the Land Ohics.
A PETITION PROM VINEGAg MASUFACTURERs.-E1
Representative suttorworth OF Ohio, to-day submitted
TO fte Commissioner OF Internal Revenue tue Petc "a
| H. National Vinegar Association requesting tH'G ny
nroof the present regulations restricting tno 10 ~
cent The Commissioner took tue matter unueI 'o''N
| Grafton.
| TELEGRAPH LINES IN SIAM-John A. HaiaermSp
Irn cd STATES Minister 10 Siam informs the fost JIM
i,enart nent that nrst telegraph line ever 80
I'm SIAN was opened by FORMAL oflcr on July ~ 90
Ren,,kok 10 Saigon, with an fnermedlate OlICo as
patonnny The western ino from Baugk"k 10 ,alcuu."
VI, larry, vas 10 be opened III lev uays anu oon
tract had been made for line from Baugkok 10 oiuS~
nore Ihe Minister adds tnat the opening OF the
raoh lines is to Dc followed by the establishment oi
| regular postal system IN SIAM
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SELECTING hLACTIoY OFyICIALS.

~ The Police Commissioners will probably meet
f-day ana appoint the election inspec ors and poll
Jerks There Is question about the Republican half
bf these officials. Inc County Democracy. Iammany
Hal and Irving Hall have snt In full lists OF cam
d,dafes inspectors aud poll CLERKS IL Is probaoie
taut the proportion awarded to each organization VIII
be vet w-ifhs 10 the County Democracy and ialn
many Hail aud sixth Irving Hall should this DC
one the Tzmuizny leaders slll ,oint TO 10 evil
cnce OF Tanmuny Hall 10 willing 70 do H. other
oitc< -deais' wtn the County Democracy and living
iaiL
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THE LOCAL PRIMARIES.

The Republican primaries for the election of
delegates 10 the State will be held Friday
evening Assembly district No call for prl
has yet been Issued by either OF the Democratic
org anizaiens In OF the Assembly districts pr-
mares will be held by Tamnany Hall on riday evening"
September 81 and the Assembly District Con ventions
by which tne delegates 10 the STATE Convention
e5oscIl, VIII be held ths following eve9ing
ouce eoing Monday evening The Coanty Democracy
elect,on ans primaries al be held about Sc
TEMPER 20 AID Assembly District Conventions night
or Two altcrward.
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uJTCRhLL AND SLADE MUST FIGHT

Harry Hill, the stakeholder IN the
Mitchc 5lade prlzehght yesterday SEM the Ioho"ng
telegram 10 william Madden at KansasCity:
a,,llv dec,de that Mitchell aud olade must fight
withIn 100 miles OF New-Oreans as an assured no
uteriereuce will take place thsre-tHe h-nl 10 coinS
nn ON Tuesaa, OCTOBER %, next. Either man
f1nup 10 appear IN the ring between anu IL O'Clock
m 10 forfeit. Notning alter my cison rs ac'
""'' ~ ~ HARRY HILL
-lale was at HIPS place in Hcuston-st last ngnt. dc
pressed perirct Willingness to abide by whatever his
ouckers a ld the stakeholder decreed he should DO
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STATE CoNVENIION DELEGATE& b.

RIyERuEAD, N. Y, Sept. lo'-At tne ne.
uhosn Convention Of Suffolk County. held to-day the
f,, aolegate, were elected to the State Conven-
t,oo: Henry p Hcdges. d. $ 81 5amms' Ira H. Iuthin'
lanes OTIS william Sichol The delegates to the seHs-
cora Convention at Jamaca yet TO be caueo ap' are
Charles e. shepard A. Titus. Henry Smith, Niohoh
FLOYD 5 s. HAWKINS Morgan Aorgans, b l. Csst"rsh'
A. roh, II Hunt Walter =. Derby; ut large James
of;s William r. Duval. No preference was e1 Ntsseu
Tor senator The delegates 10 the Judicial CONVENTION
az WilTnor Smith r. A. Carpenter, James H. Iuhlll,
Thomas Young Benjamin II. Reeve NO preference
xuas nr
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SAVED BY ALASKA MISSIONARIES

The Presbyterian Home Missionary Society
bas received the following intelligence from Alaska
party Of miners returning from a prospecting tour
ON the upper Yukon River ran out OF provisions Be-
20 ny too weak TO travel, the three strongest were
sent forward to tae Tley reached the Presoyte
ran Mission station Haines, Alaska on August a In
starving condition. having been without food FOR three
or our DAYS Toe Rev Eugene 5. Willard supplied them
with 40 ID and clothing. al or-an Lnz reei party OF
In fans went u the OF the miners Hn0 IA Deen
eff b-nlnd raese st length lolnd, snd alter
forced marcn D, TWO days and nights, were Droushs
aafely lo tle station
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CUSTOMS RECEIPTS AND EXPENSES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l0.-A taOuiated state
mem of the receipts expenses ani tc average cost
OF collecting 81 of ia all thc customs districts
OF the United otatrs fiscal year ended June 80
1888 has been prepared at the Treasury Depart
From this statement 1t appears tDat SIl61sJ.sG9 was
collected at cost Of 0,422 l27 The ccst OF collecting
nj ranges IN the different districts from ccut aud
,l1 nm Ney-YOra " 500 81 n A lantl. Ga the average
cost IN AL tue dIstrcts DoIng cents y ntls dsd a
traction Ia Iwenty-nne l3O trIcts tue coat OF
col ectlng 81 dUl.aI. aud In thirty OF
them IL was less than 10 cents.
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.wo-YEAR-oLDs, y NILE


WEIGHTS FOR THE GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP
Mr. Lawrence yesterday announced the WeisnS ior
the Great Eastern Handicap Tor three-yr".""' u" w
. ON rnnr.d,r september 49, 500 each for STA ters.
with jO1O addeL OF course nc hls gwen the top
retont-l2t INTO George Kinney. ana DRAKE carer
rours next AZ liz, with Miss Woodiord tEird az 10
some ~ tue llght acgb'N appear extremely
c.1ccial ~ l'aruatOu SHE wei IN nc ts &c ~
u,uuoui IA ARK tn.t snr serinA really tdIuod lOO'V
Mr. Lawrence nas handicapped her apPdtrbt'y OF '"o
80. ~ n 81 "a AM - 10 tIt So. j. III tJt'1 9thA - h.,u
NJ Woo ford ami Caramel boih beat n'r many nut
her uc!eat DY Caramel wd~ dn S0le'J 20 'ue uu %
nancy oi aAius the pace with nor. Iho "'I !" 80
lOl4OWs; p,u,ds
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CLIMBING EIGHT NILES OF STEPS.

CHICAGO, Sept. lO-An innovation was made
here to-aay in the walnmaG line 10 tue attempt OF
William Kitzig aborer thrytwo years old, 10 mount
fgat OF oftyive steps 800 times In ten hours for a
wager. king began task at 7l5 this morning. and
Win Ihe aid of Rhiue wine completed the three hun
dredth and the wager with nineteen minutes
to spare. he Lad coed diuner and re-t a. noon.
large game sd toward the close and the police
wrc connie d & the street. IL Ii estimated tnat
Kzlg travelled eig miles OF steps In performing
The task.
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WEIGHING EXPENSES REDUCED.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 1O.-The saving OF the
Governmrn during nsca year ended June 30. 1888
by the Government labor Ia the Weigh INK Depart
neDt at pore OF New York S65.2S3 The amount
Of merchandise weighed during the year 2,055 224
TONS NJ an average OF IA ceAts per ton. Tde
Total eOst Weighing during Tue year, Ia.
GLIDING Tools and repairs, WAS pZJI, Az
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= ..ou.,x .ouas nnon Mr. Blaine at Augusta, ana
we're conddentiay informed oy nm lha' o,,re "a
flnines) opinion II Governor Butor G ,yond newt
sby become the Democratic nomneO TOT oassd that no
was ont Of politics. and should under no
sss he in the Acid for the Presidency next year.
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YACHTING on The HUDSON

The Vesper Yachting Association, OF
Yonkcr held its fall regatta yesterday on the Huusoo
The from stake-boat anchored on 1'e o'uo
house down the river and around another Doat on
Juwood, then mp the river to a slake-hoat opposite
Spring Hin Grove and return the piaos Of starting;
distance fifteen miles The Yachts were becan"d soon
after turning the first stake-bOat there being only
ghost OF a breeze from the northwest. The foIowiug
table gives tho start hnish elapsed and correct u lines
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DEPARTURE OF THE SENATOR PoR THE EAST.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-Ex-oenator sharon
gave n 900 bond to appear on TUESDAY next OeIore
the Police Court TO the charge OF adutery
,s,errod nv Mia. Hill: but as he has gone and
cannot appear bench warrant 0r ais arrest VIII DC
issued hs Deing determined W make matters as
uppeasaut az possible.
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FARNINGS or STATE CORPORATIONS.
ESTIMATES OF THE INCOME FROM THE TAX On
CORPORATIONS.

ESTIMATES INNI"IIs IIFV.I TIT '''7N w
CORPORATIONS.
ALBANY, Sept. 10.-Among the corporations
which have recently sent In 10 the Controller the returns
nj their grosa earnlngs on which tue VI One-hat OF
ono ner cent IA 10 be imposed OF the largest
corporations IN the STATE Up 10 the present lime the
taxes collected under the alton tax Las OF 1881 IL
81 3d. more aaf the state TAX OF last year
excluding the school As those given below nave
not yet paid their and there are nearly seventy
five etl report it is easily estimated mat inc income
IN te ,tae from this source will exceed p20OOOOO TINS
vear Ia.t wear tne amount collected under this law
wa ~ $50 6s4 the folio 3ing are tue Corporations
recently reported with their gross eafhihS'
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RLdL hSLAIE.
Nev-YoKK. saturday, Sept. 10. lss,
RECORDED REAL E5rArS r"AN'e
sEg.YoGS CIR

22dst $. 80 Of 0tna.e less'a aoset $4,000
nuss1,i :, N 100 II - al Huis0n-st, o5OAt.oA
"ei "a, o David ouackenoo's to Amos aaAe. 1000
~. ~, M; H.. rraoy
72a 4a;-'e aSflo:' 10 ...o, $500
i2.Is'.t a. 10 e. DOT Hhkes+ayr, 9htVo' A' $40
" p Ist suard al TO Anns :. .e.!ost r,aycran 1000
s ssIacsg shave 'oatiO@'' 1880
E-seS, T. -. soOo ns"f Hesterst zoAo"o' no 1900
- NJ LcN In
Esse ST. " y y4.sftnol D,yisi"n's1 ZoA'"o 1900
49, =. III ,na wife 10 q kOss.....
i2sdss - aii.4 of sd;+ye. 4S.sIsLii' nr'K 600
a 4 " all sps To J & Lyons. n
q ,n,ntt Il, a q ,t,A IL ot ,tbnave ZIfl.v, $50
o. we a AL another To Johu ssul aiu
llaS6.s - 100 OF i-7st S5iiS hAu. 1900
4,ave . All IT. i-7lbst 7Sn;S, Loren. 4acoo
5o,h m ,i d5t isiavo, .Ol' Herring 1900
anu "ss ia e 10 sS''.i' h. 0oOo
- carr 10 .Ouiss u Hoaey. phil
IA IL Of IsEtvs, 2oI,no s's""n rnl 5000
'"'-in ,od an hsr to MOdtk samson ,.nia
1bta'stss 10 II o Of sd ave, SUfxio-'< 49, l2sJo
sue aud wire vi Jorason.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-SecOnd Lieutenant
Henry A. schroeder Al Artillery. has been ordered "
the Michigan Military Academy Orchard Lake, Mich.
az Military Professor relieving Second Lieutenant
Charles Is. Satterlee. 81 Artiliers.
Lieutenant Colonel Montgomery Bryant l4th In
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COMMITTED TO BAIL.

Wesley Lyon, one of the three men indicted
,or,he sIie ~ Missouri forged bonds, admitted TO
han m SIS % Yesterday, william r. Tice OF No. 353
Sr~erneruurus.., Brooklya, becoming his bOndsman.
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night Clarence Meade presiding Tue ,opoo
committee harmony recommenolDY .na. 49,
ton be given 20 all nominating conventions was
and the committee continued
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A CARELESs HUN1hR POUNDS 4 BOY.
fsY Telegraph 10 TIL TRIBUYE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIN TRIBUNE-I
MATAwAN, N. j., Sept. 10.-A son OF Amos
EngiisI nile gunaniag he sand hats near kcyport,
on saturday accidentally shot eigntyezIOld son OF
William siont Tue charge took effect IN boJh thighs OF
the boy, in1ictng dangerous wound.
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UOMlAG,PIGEON FLIGHTS.

The Hudson Clubs homng-plSeonS entered
-, the secoud race OF the were liberated In Pine
crov. Penn Al 500 a. IN Sunday, under favorable at
,,onher,c conditions, The entry fOrtyslx birds, or
when g. l. Pa.fad owned l.. B. Van Morse 10 aud O.
OIliz The prlEe Winning returns were As IOIIO"H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-11

r. next race has been ar anged Tor next sunday from
pine Grave Peun III miles Other birds 81 the cuD.
owned NV A. A.. BALDWIN, winch are being taneu from
the Eat were liberated West Haven, Conn, AT u
M sunday ana were all home together az 9;oO M,
having covered tio seventy ues IN lio nlhulos'
average speed l. 49, yards per minute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-11

~ N,ootown TODAY with the following result Pttsburg
erst inning I27 second inning IL with one ont;
total, i49 PGadelpna. rst inning, "a; second mnns'
SO; total. 14Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-11

A n nf IIr br HDrfIIUu were uOulc IUUH'
nrxL ra - ARRANGED lOr next sunday Tao start " oe
IRON Newp0ri, Penn, lGi miles. , ,,,, -
The fory sir pTds entered IN The Newark Clubs sec
ond race were liberated m Hamburg Penn, az $50 a.
m IA ms uue sunday. rne entries were; H. iiplrrs,
a nrs. w Rennrri Il aud l. 5igcr, IL. The rule OF
H.. rae was TO snow the bird after turn TO the ouo
room only frat TO each lott oeihs tmeu lhoSe
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-11

4 GAME or LACROSSE.

A game of lacrosse will be PLAYED at Wash
Ing Park Brookly1 tomorrow between the Independent
ana New. York Clubs. An Informal meeting Of
the NewYOrK club held mt the grounds lss nign'
Tho teams will be made up as follows;