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New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday Oct. "a, 1854
rxsprcrrya rur PURITAN.-Chiet Engineer George
eewer has been ordered to duty at the Morgan Iron
WORKS New-York as inspector of the steam machinery
Of the Puritan.
IScREAsISG CorRrs MARrIAI~-Acting Judge Advo-
e-Geueral G. " Iieber. in his annual report TO the
fecreiary OF War says that nineteen commissioned o
,ors seven West Point cadets 2,242 enlisted men aud
ten military convicts tried by general courts mar
tial during the year. making total of 221s for tle
last i've wears the number OF general courts martial has
been constantly increasing. In lsSO there We're l,oto
IN lssI 1872; in 1ss2, $50; and in loe3, l,9so
DIVIDENDS TO CREDITORs.-The Controller OF the Cur
rcucv today declared dividend Of 80 per cent In favor
Of the creditors the Hot springs National Bank lie
also declared dividend of 80 per cent in favor OF the
creditors OF the First National Bank Of Monmouth Hi
L0is.
DECIDING THE TELEPHONE CAsEs.-Thc Examiners-in-
Chief of the Patent Office in the telephone interference
eases Las sustained the decision of the Examiner OF IN
references in favor OF Bell The contestants were
William L. Voeker, Elisha Gray, John ii. Irwin, ana
James W McDonOugh
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
MISS TURNER SORRY SHE DID IT.
misunderstanding between Miss Carrie

The misunderstanding between Miss Carrie
Turner and Miss Florence Gerul has happily ceased to
be Eric Bavley who was seen yesterday by a TRIBUNE
reporter said II trivial affair and has by some
papers been grossly eNaggtrateu' "A simpc
word two passed between the ladies'
and we were oil surprised at Miss Turner :
sudden action have here however" and lc tapped
o. envelope bearing In a feminine HANDWRITING Miss
Torenee Gerard FIFTH Avenue Theatre" letter from
Mis- Turner to Miss Gerard containing her regrets at
having acted imperfect false Information. Miss
Turner will with us Monday, aud think shall
hear more about the matter" -
" Has Miss Turner's suit been discontlnuedl"
"I undoubtedly will lee as this letter clearly amounts
a. the same thing IA q withdrawal Of the suit"
Mr Bayley's left oyeis covered with shade, anl II
Appcars that he narrowly escape, losing the sght o II
Last week one OF his company stumbled aa he lett the
stage and kicked Mr. ilaylcy, who was bending down I'm
thr wings, on the eye ball lie suffered much for tonr
days aud Obliged Ia discontinue ncimg lie VIII
sppraf however next Monday with the rest Of the com
vanj IN "1ho Colonel ut the tfth Avenue Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
ACT1tTTr IN THE PAPER TRADE.

The order of Secretary Gresham issued on
Thursday, which modnc, the Department circular OF
August 30 to permit tho importation Of rags from all
ports not Infected with cholera 4, approved by all rng
importers. since the frat order putting an embargo on
the importation OF rags from all foreign ports the bus"
has been completely Frustrated. Yesterday there
was an air ot hskncsa In many large Importing houses
In anticipation OF revival ~ trade, that has not been
for months The last order viii lower the price of
domestic rugs, which rangcs from tn cents pound
for tho large accumulaons of rage which have been
stored sinco August hy heavy exporting houses IN
France, Hcrmanl' belgium, Holland England hussin,
China and Japan III view ~ the large shipment O rags
expected to this country Within the next few
weeks, IL Il thought by paper dealers thaf
another meeting Of the American Paper
Manufacturers Association will be called aud that the
agreement entered into hy the mllowner ut the meet
ing of the Association held Wednesday evening, to
shut down their mills during portion ~ the months oI
Novcmhcr December and January, VIII hc annnl'd VI
sufficient raw material can be- obtained from Europe the
state OF the paper Industry VIII warrant owners running
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
Attention was called in THE TRIBUNE yestcr-

Attention was called in THE TRIBUNE yestcr-
day to system OF swindng practiced by Battery
lcungers, acting intelligence office runners. upon
persons seeking labor hands II learned that the
system OF engaging servants and others and exactng s2
more from the employers upon the claim Of expenses
for board etc. and the employees running the next
day, has been the practice for long time Complaints
have been made to the of Emigration and
they have ndustrousy tried the system broken
up as well a. other modes OF swlndng In some cases
the police have made arrests, but this atten-
ton to duty has been discouraged by AL.
dermen or other persons interested In municipal
government who have cautioned the police saying they
were too stringent and had better be careful
case or imposition immigrant and cruel as
saut upon officer Baumgaren detailed at Castle Garden.
by the keeper OF an intelligence office Greenwich-st
still pending on the calendar though indictment by
the Grand Jury was found four months ago II appears
that an Immigrants baggage detained at the intel
lirencc office as security for fee which the office
claimed. officer Baumgaren was sent to recover the
baggage, when he was assaulted. knocked down and
bruised terribly suit brought aud since then ef-
forts have been made to bring II to trial but to no pur
faan
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
4 MARKED CONTRAST.
AN IRsH-AMERICAN's VIEWS OF BLAINE AND
CLEVELAND.


CLEVELAND.
From Sp.ccl ~ Alerander suUirdn al Uheeitnc
! come To You, not as IL stranger. but as a
brother; and ask your attention ana our coiIdenoe
before us as united people-the question whether the
ministries ont of proceeds Of which you have gl0r
ouslv built up this young and magnificent state out OF
which you maintain youE homes and educate your chill
lrcn are TO crippled in behalf Of the manufacturer
of another country; or whether shall continue to
develop the home merce which has made Us thc ifst
turing countries within the first century Of our
national existence. If we are to continue that
rocy, it j. necessary for You 10 vote for James g.
Blaine For him Indeed may you cast your ballots with
a oy YOU have not known the mournul days which
recall only 10 deplore them 10 hlh TO his gieaS
intellect to his experience in affairs to his high and
olvarous sprit.to his and sympathetic nature.
may YOU turn with hope and a,surance OF satisfaction
for presents you every characteristic which ii Is
natural and noble in the and sympathetic Southern
man whose characteristics are the very reverse. Dull,
cold. sluggish. ignorant without experience as he Is
without education, uAaD" To SPEAK WIN prOpleF OF He
hi own language. 10 write II with grammatical
errtaint{ man man @ % - m .i ri H. a,d Inc
u aud feet have spured the caims OF the toers
of his state man whose message 10 the New-lork
e saturc on the pilots fees distinct declares tna Wagcs
IN country should be higher than they are IN Tor
countries man whose policy would were II in hi;
power to give t effect transform your pretty bright aud
ceany into the foul novels that the homes of
political sense has been directed toward cululauns the
favor tor his own advantage. of computations aud
monupolics Get his Nctucs and read them for your
selves Get the couple OF nt and pontes- speeches Inc
has made ami Icad tne, II you can. without dcI,'9n
campaign ne, not had the ability or the courage to
speak wort Either hc knows nothing about n or he
does dare say what he thinks lest 1t should lie turned
his defeat.
DO yuu know any question upon which Mr. blame has
spoken with tlrnrncss precision and effect Do
know my uttrtnnce oi his upon any matter OF National
Importance which he dl not make clearer 10y speaking
upon ~ 10 iou know any other living American states
man Who matches him in comprehensive knowledge ~
n ntoruats. who f. hs equal IN their exposition
Nol Not one thoo-c then between them. between thc
man uf courage mud the mAu who cuncen, between the
OF lnaumg and The innn who II iRnorhnt between
the able orator the trained statomn' and the Aurid
NitlrHuras of nn accident drawn from olscutN 10y party
drnnrciipn n Yen chooan MI llanc You do II with a
uli kunW rtg" that the interests Hud industries of The
South urc 10 he nscrtd ana built UP II YOU choose his
antagonist such he H. declare by your action that
Industries to ho permitted To lapse into the
ditlun In which they mngulshed before the policy of a
protective tHrr was adopted
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
4 SALIENT ARG UMENT FOR PROTECTION
Messrs. Young. Ladd & Coffin proprietOrs and

manufacturers Lundborgs perfumes have recently re
ceived the highest awards at the Exposition OF the Cen
tenary of Bolivar Caracas and the Calcutta Exhib
ton They have also recently been appointed perfumers
TO the Royal Family of Spain This enterprisng concern
ia distnctiyelv American About fifteen years II
began To manufacture perfumes of the highest merit ana
boldly challenged comparison with the best articles Ill
this line produced by European houses. Inc American
Government duties were sufficient to offset the cheap
labor abroad and such announcement to the enter
prise that has become permanent ana secure
This example shows the bcncfcence of Protection III It's
application TO merit allied with earnest endcavor
pioneer in industrial affairs like the house of Messrs
Young Iadd Coffin demonstrates the possibilities oi
native intelligence and skill and elevaes the standard
of home productions the level of the best imported
goods The resulting practical advantages 10 the country
arc scfapparent Industries. ike individuals. require
careful fostering and fair start and chance at maturity
Thereafter they may take care Of themselves.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

AgrRnt ~ CouNisunH
,houM ~ IHntNt iulLDiNh
yI'O CONTRACTORS.

nIDs on PROPOSALS for constrctlng sections and
y ethe Nss .r2'Pn Aaaeia,, 70 ts St.t Mart G ,ns SO,
ncouel ~ l@a At ococA ~ q which place and hour
nsaone's and M asac q hc contract WI BE- made ~
s ~ G & SION ,hs,gs,',n a., Rsone,sa
invited tunnel aud divided into two sections ytI
ns sSodi iis Is am ana % sss
sEcriON a. Esicniins nom the end Of section north
wa adancc Of about 500 feet aud having two workins
dder. BID for e,ncr or both o, the above
scparacy Any bidder e. both tions who nl no, az
Each bi must be incosel IN sealed envelope. nsorscl
With tue name OF th peaon ~ pcrsons making the m" and
bid mus, the nsme ami place Of residence OF
Interested with him therein also that it's madc without
connection with any other person making another BID tcr tho
fraud that no mcm1crol ths Aquciuci oma's.en or o
hSres% deputy Sss%o or eSrs asfea or other sieeS
hs wSrpSrs or any cr ae IN W" p,
work 10 which relates ~ ~ the nronts thcres
the .SS sams. T 'Ss %i Che several matters
S s@ie naSt ST the ey Sswyos arasn q the srsr :!
les, per cent Of he amour, of the security eqereS
@ 5 hs ne" s' Ss w Tue bid or a. bat must Ss do
vcrcd the Aqucuct COMMISSIONER or 20 their secretary
ISe sacees.a bidder VIII be reurncd by he Compirose
70 ,ns psiso, hs sae bsr @ s @ ss
execute the contract within ten days alter notice hR
posIp made by him shall be forfeited 10 AID retained BY hs
fess pursuant to the prcSsons oi s,on % OF SnspSr
AGO Of tho Laws OF 1888 but II hr shah the contract
within the lime Aforesaid the amour, Of his deposit viii be
returned 10 him.
The security required the for
Ia hundred and twcntyn Thousand dollars and FOE
Section h one hundred and thirty thousand dollars with
not less than two sasactory surees must be house
holders or resident reehoders OF the state of Newfok
THE AQU EDUCT COMMISSION Frs RESERVE Tin
RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS ~ rMEx
DEEM II FOR THE BEsr INTEREST OF THE CITY
so To DO A.
BLANK forms Of bid prop sal and proper envelope 0
their ncosura f0rms OF the contract specincstvs sn
bond all other information required can be ootalnru
The ONCE Of the A9ueuct comms Rom 's fous'
puildng New.York.
BY order of the Aqueduct Commissioners ,,,,,ou
secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
NArIoNAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
papKER AND HIS OPEN LETTER.
,,y TELEGRAPH TO the rRIBuSK.l

.,xoroS. Oct. 24.-There will be thor
.nve.,,saton Of the charges brought oy .. o.
sues who for some eighteen months has been c'efA
80, rsrst Controllers ONCE The Controller mas ooo
.,,,ct OF many complaints by officers OF the Govern.
, "a well OF claimants. because OF MS n".'
" "sn xh,eh IN many cases. II has been ssser'e"
fane e.ea.onahle and unjust Nobody before ever com
Ne 80 charged that the Controller has aliowcu any
pN",,1 ,r,ust claims 90 pass his Office Respcouhg
hesH charges affecting Commissioner Shields ana
ba'Nu rrhardt, of New-York. Controller Lawrence
psid; ,,., rouw.s,oner Shields, Of New
- s,v nlcd an illegal bill for swearins
,..,,s states Deputy Marshails ana supe,n.Y'
'n'' '.-.,,, ,p lss0. That question examiner
OF eF' lu,v that commissioner Ia entitled to
and =. for such duty The only question whether
better lawyer than ! a Aga,n ne os Saw
bsi s.nts vouchers for the payment 81 superNnsors n
Nsss Nsss,,ps aud deputy marshals for serving nve uis
when W. ,he law allows days service, while these
fiel y - aiowrd pay only for ave couu ~ ,hrou9n
e. sO rboe . in this way 20 refu'c the statements "e
hai 'eo sen letter TO the President Barker assert.
A., Nv ~ AZ resisnci hccausc he would not he 49,,
that he ,,,o. ~ the Government Inc iact
ue ,Ss, BARKER resigned because ,,l' NJ ,h. mr
compelled to do 40 orr 9' mo, -. nS "epIsnts that he
sss"d or neglected. To pay III. aud ,hat aus
sso suspicion that he wa by Investigations
,sle since his Dismissal . . fla, s.cre,.rv Coon
M seema unfortunate thll "".a". tu,urc lnto
u H,1 The tcslenatlon totnkc eject ~ lu'uic, u"'
ssdas Il true ha, suspicious c hatAr row are il
rorhnoss were not then 80 stiuhh n ~ n.ssagc Of
A. rwdersood that his connection WIN ,nc Controller
claim ot the state OF Florida by The nep1V WHEN the
has not vet been saiisacotl =, ,n u,,ahe 10 the
nrle 81 the FLORIDA state Agent reached tne ,ho CHEF
Division o the Treasury II u ac,,o,l's office for an
ELIMINATION of The reason why tegqls"n ~ Vl have he
hoa been Issued instead OF az "p, ~ FLORIDA which
anon, rS' ~, Se Goyefnment to the amount oil some
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

1 OFFICE " LlGHTHOI ~ INsphoIOK 1llRD DIsrRlCT)
lOyPKINsyILGr. y Y. OCT. ~. ls-t
lPus-Onc' Box 2ll~, Ncw-f0rk city,
scaled proposals. viii be received az th Office until
O'Clock Cdnc sdav, the jth day 0f oyember 1884
sng supplies Tor the Itght house st1bshment
Tho needed consist OF eighteen lots embracing
respectively ocks brusbc. chnney corlgr dry gOois
engineers sors Tags aud bunting, hardware ami tools
lamps and lanterns lumber pants oils &c ship ch1ndlery
fo1p, tnwnrc wCks wndow.-ass wood ami willow ware
atd el1ncOns articles all Of which enumerated In tn
apeclHcaons attached 10 the form Of bid. which may
obia ned On application tn thiP Ollie"
contracts viii IL awarded eufc numbered los and on
each item I'm the miscellaneous lot
night IL reserved Ia reject al bids a. strike ont
any items Ia the u ecGcaiiuu' and 10 waive any
detects ttoRuE BROWN,
captain \. - \ Inspector.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
MISS HOY7TS FINE RENTED.

Miss Mary Irene Hoyt, daughter of the de-
ssed millionaire Jesse oyt. arrested at tho Grand
a" Depot ON October o. taken To the Yorkyillc Police
kos and hncd 81 for drunkenness A. the trial she
- no counsel Yesterday Justice Power granted .
Ssrag TO her lawyer. Aaron Kahn. of No 900 Broad.
80 wno proved 10 the Court by the affidavit and tesi
49, " Miss lioyts ply ysiolan. Dr. Rudolph Tausxky
49,. sho was not under the influence of liquor when ar
ite hal been treating her for an affection of the
"a, 70 stimulate her, he gave her spirits of hven
T. snsh abe visited her fathers grave at woodawn as
o. s A accustomed Ia do weekly, ON the morning OF
kssncN she had probably taken an overdose. Upon
his evidence Justice Power reversed his decision
~Nullted " Mr. Kahn the fine OF $40.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
THE COTRTS.
FRAGMENTS OF COURT NEWS.
,u, N.,.,,, .n n..or,hn, -

William J. Merritt on December 26, 1882.
was left In charge OF building material In buildings In
process OF construction In Onc-hundrcd and twenty
ninth having been placed there 10y John l.. Brewster
a MORTGAGE of the property. William rcc, who at
tempted to take away the property I'm behalf of Mrs L.
f. Baxter h" owner Of the buildings arrested 10y n
policeman at the instance OF Merritt. Yesterday Jury
before Chief Justice Ddly In the Court O Common Pleas,
gave Tccd $500 damages against Merritt for false i'm
prisonmcnt
Chief Justice McAdam aud Judge Nehrbas. IN the Gen
era Term of the city Court sustained yesterday the
verdict of $3.50 IN favor of Walter Burke. r for injury 10
his eye, caused by spark from elevated engine The
Chief Justice IN giving the opinion holds that the ele
waited railroad companies are bound to use the most APP
proved methods Of preventing the escape Of sparks
Judge Freedman. in the superior Court yesterday di-
rectcd verdict for Dr. Alexander Lockhart in suit
brought against him by Richard Deeves for ~ 900 as
damages for the loss OF stallion which operation
was performed by the doctor The horse died sixteen
DAYS aftcrW.rl.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
THE IyoREA Sc IN srEERA GE RATES

20 calling attention to re-establishment Of
'sse rates by some Of the transatlantic steamship
-. Yesterday 1t was inadvertently stated that the
ssnsvala Line had cut below the schedule TO scandi
a. -. ports. The Thngvaa Line has fully maintained
sss M neerage rates. Notwithstanding the between
6xnu ths lines. Its steamers directly to Chris
'1os chfistana and Copenhagen.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
Ofean Steamers

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. SANDWICH lsLA ND-
JAPAN, CHINA. NEW.ZEALANp. AUSTRALIA, CEN.
TRIAL and SOUTH AMERICA and MENICo,
From New. York. pier foot CanaLst, N IL
For san Francisco via the Isthmus OF Panama.
CITY OF PARA calls ON Saturday, Nov. l. noon.
Connecting for and south America and Merlcl
From san Francisco. 81 and Brannan sts
Eur Japan and china.
% &o:s oCEANIG sails thursday. OCT 80 M.
CITY OF SYDNEY sails saturday, oct. 20. p. IN.
arrival OF London malls at San francisco.
For freight passage and Information, Apply com
pany's ofce ON the pier foot csnz 81. N; R.
II. J. bULI.AY. superintendent
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
CHOLERA SPREAD by BAD WATER

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2I.-Ihe uhi'eu o'"'es
Consul at Genoa In dispatch to the Department OF state
uper date Of september 80. reports that the total mum
her Of deaths in that province from cholera from Its hrs
otbreak 10 September "a 6l7 and that the proper
,ap of deaths 10 cases rs per cent Experts VINO
n ,,vestjlnied the matter report the spread oi the
eecnc In al parts of the city was caused by thc use Vi
impure water.
PARIS oct. 2i.Thc leading physicians OF Paris ana
DR. BENJAMIN Howard. of NewYork, pronounce san he
mo and Mertore perfectly safe, and declare that no
danger to be apprchcnded from cholera by travellers
Alsltins those places.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
cHicKrRiYe nan ENrERrAINMENr<

W. T. Morse, well known IA n manager of
lecture and for time the NowNork agent "
Doyy Carte auDounccs interesting series Of lectures
chekerng Hall They will consist OF ten entertain
henis, including rccitations by samuel Brandram
Illustrated lectures by H. H. Ragan scientific lectures by
Shhafd Proctor and performance by the Hungarian
Rshh Mr lrundiam. whose rcctatOns viii form the
Ir' OF the series is well known In England the lead
Us e0cutonist OF that country Until few years ago
r. biandfam only to be heard In private, but lately
mas appeared IN public and has made great success
t. f,citos entire plays ~ Shakespeare from memory
er kagan Is known to American audiences aud Mr
Oveiof needs no introduction to Americans.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON. Oct 24.-The proceedings of

the United supreme Court to-day were a follows
M gsf-Boart County commissioners OF Labete County
Kanss Others plaintiffs in agt the United states
c rel. T.. +. MJultOn. submitted
No g.2-County Of san Becnardno plaintiff In error ast
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company Motion to dismiss
submitted. ~, .
Frank Deakiu Appeal from inc circuit court OF ~
the Northern District OF Illinois Docketed
and dismissed with costs.
Nos AZ to 80 inclusive. and la and l65 calvin Amory
stevens aud another. appellants, agt the memphis aho
Railroad Company and Others Argument contn
oil
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
GOVERNOR CROsBYS CLAIM.
INV rrtpcpIpu TO THE TRrBUSE.l

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-lt was expected that
the President would appoint First Assistant Post
General to-day and the friends OF Chief CLERK
Walker OF the Post Ohce, were hopefu OF MS appoint
ment schuyler Crosby the Governor of Montana is an
applicant and being strongly urged for the place he
was among the active supporters Of President Arthur al
the Chicago Convention.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
DEATH or 4 MAN WHO LOOKED LIKE BCTLER.
A man about fifty five Years of acc. who bore

striking resemblance Benjamin f. Butler, was taken
to the Union Market police station late on Thursday
night so much under the influence OF liquor that he
unable 10 tel his name He was placed in wait
ing room. Two hours later IL noticed that lie was
breathing heavily and ambulance was summoned.
The surgeon reached the station Just in time 10 the
man Yesterday il assertaned that the man wa,
Leonard H0cler, German shoemaker OF No. 10
Broomest His death was thought have been caused
by heart disease.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
FOR OIL.

L OFFICE or THE LlGHT-IiOUsE BOARD. I
WA-HiNGION. f.. G.. October p 1884 !
Sealed Will be received this Oce until IL
O'clock NJ of THU It~DAN. tn SD day Of No embor lssI
frrnshng Mineral and ri OIL of the quality required
for the United states /. ght House service.
Specifications fJrms OF pf0rof ant other Information
may obtained Application fr m oce Or TO the Light
House Inspector II Appraisers BUldng. an Francisco
cal
right reserved To Get a bids and to waive
r. q STEPHEN Z. ItbWAN.
\ice.AAmr u L. $. Navy Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
CAN CLEVELAND THINK THAT THURMAN II
NN'''

From The boston Iost
II often happens that men who are surprised AZ ind
ing thrust into prominent positions conclude
that their merits have at last been discovered ana that
their sudden elevation Is due 10 that TACT such men
are apt think that Others r better aa Longer Known
unknown indy yiduals. whose presunptuous vanity must
account for whatever notice Is bestowed upon the b
their fellow citizens
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Oct 24.-In the Court OF Appeals
to-day the following business transacted
No 2T5-Hiram Dlenbfck, respondent agt Horace Dy.
CERT, and another administrators appellants Argued
No s39-Julius r. Thompson appellant agt The Feopic
respondents. Argued.
No stO-The People rel Henry DevOe appellant. agt
Kelly sheriff Ot-eg0 comfy. respondent Argued
No 2--Janc Tasse, respondent AIT the New-i i0rk
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company, appellant sub
mItted.
The following is the day cal endar for oct. o.
Nos 3o7, 3js, 3JO 32j. SiS 1885, 33s. 3G2.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

Rnns-Proydence g. Metropolitan o. Bases on bal-Prov
base by CrrOrs-prOvi ience
Metropolitan l. struck Out-Provdence L. Mctropoit N
Left on ba-es-PrOvifencc .. Metropolitan Home runs
- Denny J. TwO-base hits-Glligan and tarrel mpre-
Mr. Reeves Tine OF game-Jne hour and halt DOuOe
play-keefc, Troy and orr
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

Charleston 81 O., and DR.. Wentworth, OF Dntlnston.
g. c. yesterday inspected the new hosRital % Sn
Reception Hospital. They were accompanied py ya rres
dsnt Ehaler of the Board Of Health Inspector uard
Psriscr John T. Nagle and Mr. Haght, the architect.