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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
A IIARD-FOUGHT BATTLE WITH THE BATS.
NETWORK BEATEN By PKoVlDENCE-HisslNG THE
UNPIRF-OrnER GAMEs.

Tn snite of the threatening weather ana the
wet conditon of the grounds The tpoued league CON
test between the Ncw-York aud Providence cuos was
playcd Yesterday. About 1000 spectators visited me
poo Grounds to witness the match and they saw he
termluad battle with the bats Fhey also 81" 'no'uor
edition Of Van Courts wretched ruling~ HIS umtirhS
scanned unfair to Impartial sp sctators AID nearly every
ecl.ion that he made with Kisses. During the lat
tor mart ~ the game the spcct aors kept continual
boolng Van Court, however, Is courageous, ana the
determined manner I'm when he marched through the
angry crowd after the game probably saved
MIN from bodily injury. one or two OF the
s,,a,,,tors who seemed to feel themselves es
neciallv agcrieved his decisions made utile at
tmnts to strle the little umpire bu cooler heads and
.r,,,or arm. overted any trouble. DOrgan, the New
vrl., right fielder re-eutered the pitt" box after
sexer1l years absence and although tue frO'Iuchoo
nIaver, could not bat his pitching 10 any gr Al eheh
bs delivery wa. 20 wild that nine OF the PLAYERS were
-, ,heir bases on called balls. Fl, my get better
tr,l over the ball with more practice and make an Ell
,,,,o n,tcber lie has swift de very with some
, and as the local club Is in sore need of ano her
cood pitcher DOrgan may 10 their "MascOI nun
nbres ate of the deunct Washington club was I'D MS
ld nosition behind the BAT and he did good service
M. throwing to the bases beng most aeour"'e'
padbure pitched with effect for the
,1 ,t and WAS we'll supported in
49,, ALI Ewing led In tn, batting, while HunPhfles,
w., vorr.u and irwin carried off the fielding honors.
h. n,vng wa, sharp and the game over at seasonal
bic hour. 1900 go ,.,,,. ono r,,,
. a., ,,t inning Ewing led Of with HIT 4nd, a. Rad
fi aid not Held the bali properly. Ewing went - sec'hh
-, tho error lie " MT 10 hi d on pa'se1 O'i'' ana
e,on, on hit b. Ward. No more scori was No'' Oh
either side until the sixth Inning. when the froNehco
men tied the score through unfortunate p"hdet "y
u.ulluson Start and Radboune were ven ther o"so
nm called balls start getting to thri ON tiIohs iorco
hit irwin knooaed fou fly to Hankns'n wien ~
NJ ,yrr caught wei, but seemed 10 iorg That one
OF the opponents O. tho homo cluD "as
o, third base. IA start Ind reached the
home plate before Uunknson ton'md 'o uy
10 cut him on The remained TIC ny to tn eg',
ipnl when IA, rroyd nee players Epr n two ne runs,
through Wild ri chi 10y Dvrg aud az error by Hum
phrcs III HON pay,rs agais scored 700 the 'guth IN
/ nIug Ewing mating e two BIS hi and scoring 'n
| error by start The PrONid nee hlne -'"f Va onS
eutu, Of tho Boo the uintu I'm NJ, X OI nh
ctadly making two haggcr to ilht tld ana i
Ing on Al gle bi b. Pan a. neatly eAe,"ied duubo
ni, Ia In ilrs, M ny by CtsN o. Watd ard lex ma
evoked deserved app ause lhe score Was as lVhohs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
VINO rAMreRrD wru rnE Lists,

SIR: The Executive Committee Of the Brook
lyn Young Rrpubicir Club. of when am "a h'mbef
have clreful, crane from noii ug any OF the Inmor
regarding tn r. action, who. al various tmr' hhy hp
pear, ia the puphc lots. IN 'nmnDlcdoh IN your
issue of to az the que ton II Ak Il " want 10 kho"
what right he -"cre,a or Officers nave 10 place th'
oncal st oi member up the hands Of ia" 'nS r'l "
In ,nofber col .,nui Is .Ia ei a ini u1ti'n is
,rprrss,d 4 o. o4L ntmbtT. tAr BrpOt " Yong r.
publican Tub b'ca is' me r'-2r 1N u iNc "r /''
s I'M en- se boo ,rudu our IT, 81 aiiOus 10 / y-ltHd
meet ~ at the Grand Opera House tO-rl-h-' II ui.
ABOVE Uc true, 100 mucn udIsHal7h t"Hl VI 10 tx,
urrs-ei tine les named have p'1cufc+ a. i,t OF
me members o e Brooklyn Young Republic N cub 1
mas been con" khuwird-e cDls .u; u"lt or
as The TX cufive o nmttre ca 10
the JAMS = A0E 80
Secretary B'ooklyn YoGH Re Iub lean Cub.
Rogsr,s Rock, ESSeT Co., ". Y, Aug. >. 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
NEWS FROM TIE NArIoNAL COMMITTEE.

FTW MENBEIsS ON HAND-NISlIOKS AND NiAI
TnrY sAY-EEPoETs FROM SEw-ENGLAND.
Secretary Fessenden was the only member OF
the Republican National Commi 20 "a, heae4uar,crs
,eserlay Captain Merritt he genial sergeant aru-.
had more than his usual task IN attending o. callers ha
6ropped m to zee members OF he committee who we're
absent but h. cd 10 send them AL away sniina
The Committee sdellg,d with inquirers aHdnqur es for
documents 1t Is sc ding them only 10 state Commit
toes lea wing the dis nbuon in the several States To-
local agencies persous who DIR In AZ the National
Hesdquarirrs are generally supph,d with Document
No. /. if 1t T. asked for.
Inquiry regarding the absent members OF The com
ptee el Ct ed the information that hirman Jones and
MIR Hobart had gone with Genera Logan on team
yacht exclusion TO witness the steam Yacht race ron
Iarchnont to New-L0ndon They we're accompanied by
Ex-Governor Oges6y. of Limos, Thoms nal son. OF
Philadelphia and o n mber OF OF er gentlemen hair
man Cnaee OF the Executive Committee, IS on his way
back from Colorado and will be at his post after Mo-
day next
Among the callers yesterday were United States
Marshal j. r. &. Pitkln, Of Louisiana; Major WATSON
Of Philadelphia; James T Caalk. secretary OF the
Marvlsnd Rep Ibican COmmiIe; slas Senator NJ
b. Scott. OF Wheeling IVES VIZ init Ju ige s. L. SAILS
Mr. CAnik SAYS that Maryland IS b, no means ce tai y
pemoerac and IA ere rs % MI. tnan S. OF
says tost tn ook In West Vrg MIA Is nopefu
Inc comm &c aas begun 70 hear from N~w-EnganG
IN let er. ich show an unmistSk aor ~ o.
BentDent toward tDe hePuouc'n cdhulu"t
a letter rom Gloucester, Mas SANS: !" Ey,Iy mln hat
a vessel hauls co line rs 9.u IN non0f 10
vot. or Mr.. Blaine. Tie VITA Mr. EvartS, or bet
friend, in n NJ for the rtune Bay ndemni an ,
VIII u.ay be TIE etensi IL OF the Eo il h dud
sentiment OF Mas 'aChusetts men who ear elf own
living, kn,w IN ther hearts and ee f. n homes
The he en- Of rOectOu Republicans, Dem cr L.. q cen
hackers all VII b. Ouu0 ecOTdng th,r votes for our
candid You not now lize Nhst dep sen j.
meut being rred IN he hearts the people II
ne depar for the Republic arty. With Blame
AVID Logan II O' maine, Of e rSy. IN, 80 am
snts VINO are enhns at for our tcK-t Toe Ieerade
cns,sr,en il see so pl n fishing business n
M. ,shtuRt n Treaty giyint the Csua ians Tee
ssrk s that every Massachusetts, soy understands Its
balefC ia1ueace"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
THROUGH NKW- YORR STATE.
SUICIDE OF A YOUNG LOVER.
rBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrnrSEl

KINGSTON. Aug. 7-Elmore's Corners Is n
little hamlet the town Of Esopu'. not far from this
CITY There was great excitement among its people this
forenoon caused by a TRAGEDY among them Cheney
Auaea son Of Oscar Amsa who WAS the telegraph opera
tor aud engaged in the boot and shoe bus'
pe-s shot nIaselt through the heart with PISTOL de-
hberaley "a It appears. He died soon afteT"ard IL
ssems fer some time Young Amss had been waiting upon
Mss Lacey Freer daughter Of Daniel Preer living In ta
neigbborhood Yesterday MIS- Frcer was seen III ths
city, ACCOMPANIED by lady friend. They called upon
several friepds here and aferward driving
honsward apparently in ~ wagon Win ysu'R Anle %
driver II is bel eyed they ;eadea picnic Ga hs..
way home not arriving there until late In the night ~
this meeting cen conversation had wnich led me
yOung man to nit The desparhte ao Whch 50 qdloA
ended e. Both families belong 10 The most iespeoteu
circles OF the town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
TIE CROPS IN RENSSELAER, COUNTY.

Troy, Aug. 6.-TbeTe are indications or
large yield of this part OF ihe state Inc nay
crop has been secured IN pretty fir condition. al'houE"
the yield ia below TIE former years Inc rye
has been cut and many farmers threshng 1t ana
bringing it 10 marke quito free y. New rye sells TOR ~
cen bushe against 20 GEMS last year, aud the sra"
brings from SO $40 ton. against So last year. AZ
the ield his large, the crop Is prom aole Ine
,ecen rains have imer0ved n corn and II prom -e-
well In some localities ~sry potatoes nave Dten ous
aud a good variety Of Hebrons have Decn pioushl W
"arSoi In Troy shipments by boat have besus al ongn
no large guam tiles have yet been sent 10 new
The prices in hav' been paid at The steamboat uoeA
are 81 so and 81 bushe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
LErrrRs TO THE STATE COMMITTEE.

IHE GOOD WORK GOING FORWARD IN ALL PARTS
OF HE STATE.
Among the callers yesterday at the rooms OF
the Republican State Con nitte were General carr,
Beer try Of state; COco Robe tsOn. o. One o. v H.
Cruger, General Kilburn Knox Col mel George W
Hooker aud General q Aen, Of Philadelphia. IN cor
respOndence from all parts Of the indicates tat be
canvas y much further advanced tnau usual Many
oue.ts are mad for sp.ik ers. ard Blame ma l. ian
clubs ATE being rapidly med weliuformsd 20 81
respondent writing from AIT blrf' -aysi iho Re
pubioans Of tbr section alive TO the Of
ne occasion, and many -FOUR n ng clubs e .dy In
existence The ofhUdpI c psign lhusiasw however
cannot he aroused usll thn 70 far A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
TIE CHARGE or THE DUDE BRIGADE

"REsPECTFuL PEgvEE,ION" OF TENYYsoN,s
CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE.
Half % eague. half league
Half q league Onw ri,
Etrdpht T. valley OF death
Rod tie four hu 'dred
Forward tte Dude brigade
Sim more mn - he sad
Into he VALLEY ~ d a n
Rode the our huuurel
Fo. ,vatd the Dude brigade I"
Wa. there a dude uisinaycd
Not fholgh each kicrer new
Some one ha bund-re
IN ir's not o. make reply,
Tiers iOt To Tch- 1911 Wh,,
1ncir's but 10 bolt ant dloi
mo h. val Y 'I de-
Rod the ION hundred
Truth 10 thr right ~ them.
Tru.u 10 Ire Def ul EN-,
Truth In front Of them.
Vol cy ed aud { und6iri;
Deuci tru h aud 1ght,
ftll hey rode on. n quito
Into the laws death,
Into he mo "a OF cl
Rode enc -four hu d oil
FLASHED ali their ~ hoods bare,
Flashed a tie. turned air.
Flan.er.ug IA / letter, there,
rli.Hc ing an nr1u while
All thc va II wondered
thsf 20 their ifc -tr de yUFe
Rieut hr0u- tie lines tleI brch
d Ter In1 kicker
spill -, ~ muI the, threw,
SHAFT ed luJ ga .. reIi
1leu lney 10 H1ck. e+ back,
All tIe Z - huI re-.
soon VII .ioir false FOODS adei
. M false char they u4do
A tie uollI 10 deere
Iorg d ctatFc 4. ty made,
lOrg'l the bud Brigade
IglOble four hunditd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
TONN4GE on IHE CANALS.

4 MARKED REDUCTION IN THE AMOUNT OF TRAFFIC
-THR CAUSES.
ALBANY, Aug. THE canals opened this year
On NAV g. and The report Of for the first three
month. Of tn. season his been comp led al he Drpart
m at Of Punlc Works Much to tue surprise OF the de-
partmrnt nd It will TO the pub &c. the second year Of
the Experiment. C nails shows arge re Tue io' in
Uonnag, pared that Of las The following
tabla gives the statement Of tOnuagt:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
LAWYER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.


TROY, Aug. 7.-Wiliam j. Lansing, once one
of the most brilliant lawyers Of Cohoes tried to kill HIM
elf this morning 10y dashng huge gram paving bocK'
cans his head and also by dashing lis head upon the
pavement lie hal been sTTalg ed in police court LOT
intOxicaiiOn. He will b. taken 10 Utica.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
POOL SELLING STOPPED BY THE POLICE.
RuFFAIn Ang Al the Driving Park to-

day. at the conclusion Of tie nal heat in tne 23O race
de achneni Of police Ter he command Of sergeant
-u1d My appeared They c1me for the purpos' OF rad
ing ne gamblers pool iers The latter had their
n proprrtos sad di,apne red During the REMAINDER
Of TIC iay 10 pools were sod A srge lumber - ne
slortine fatcr v nave already lc e city, the being
O deI Tor a.ir 6ocr4 go Trc citizens r. Orm Asso-
ciat on Is a III h.ca of tie pres movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

our information GOES fail to discover any e'u."0e
the slightest dissausfacton in the Republican a'
this Notwithstanding Blaine was not t"e s' "a
majority Of our people. They rccognke tnr "a matted
worth of The ticket and will rive 4 nearly sp Nh raj
support ere 1. q disposition among the m,,v noni-
Irs Democrat So osk IDLY on toe re nS tSr intep-
mes and q aumhe have arsad' anho"'00N
tor o. voiiug he Rep hcan ue'cl ,,,Aor, scems 10
A ett-r fro ] fNrson CO any 81 ~ is anon
NO co,d dca NJ ri king up re hut mos 81 70 VIII
the Democrats Governor Cleveland doesrt ~ n all
ia, olain r. worth a cent II they s!ppo"s hope ne
Il won', q cord al and many ~ thcm 'ay Repub-
Wi be beaten Think We saal show as lts cr EVEN"
ncap major V Jefferson Ceuhtv ~ ne committee:
,ers n Al friend W.T. 20 - ono or ~ ,o-Le a big
werner II n " Of conrs' ~ looks a.
ngl IN th- (Cee ungl county,, w in spt- Of every,
ing ain { Co CIV d.. TIE kepuo1h or' 20 Do'ao
and epeouraced bv ece't suoeoNses 20 s'auyede u
or IL are ysTy much deinOrazei, suo or,ety 10 our
tb, Irish ,srs IN o our ines is canso OIL 'i'A'''
'p corr snnnd.nt in Oswego County wrI,ord re nh
or,, look NJ, well ere. We have m '"N,sd ocan
, noo1% f,Ia, enough 70 make the detection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
NALL0yAL ELhnLRL0AL oOMlLLSsLOY

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. THE commits, son rs
appointed b, the Pr sideut 10 Tor National
grr OF .cienus up trctrciy 20 meet In tui@ g
during the Intern II nal Electrical TX iaitoi me ihis
motniug. An oreanil ion was effected bv the eoc ion
Ot T. o., a0olsnd ptcsid No; ilole .tr Il. Is.
E,td.rasr GO n -tcr .ry, an Prof s,r GeuIg, l..
Barker - ores OudI. x s-cittars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
No.
Perhaps a coon "

"NO'
Perhaps coonf"
$50"
90. say be a ferret I"
40"
"Nor % fOxl"
"Wu then M NJ ask what kinl Of an animal II is
",h VS. there's 10 secret aoOut t; IFS mOEg Jos =
"I-rn A n,ong O.el W,l thai an animal never
be.rl of before Pray what Is mo Ku0sc -
Why a nOng ,use I, a--well You kh0" "heh a man
has, Do rlun treues he sees all sotIs OF Sl'Aes anu
lizards AID Ia ngS, ont your
"Nc-, I've h ari So" -, -. liza an tboss
tEiugs- just eats 'rm mp ,,uo, ,h ~, IA t,nrv"
anG ne ,ul sided for moment, apparently s~u'heu "'
suddenly . thought seemed ostriEe niH b.
80 " IN, snakes and ia ds that man sees Wsen
me de- rium tremens ain't real shaNrs aeI llAa IA
- or course no." reiurLe the ether GhAo-'ncu' '
his I'M a re Al mOng lOse.' ., from, kind
h. cemo.ratic party have been suffering from 80
,nlticsi er,nm ire meas for the past TN OF 49,
~. r. .ud ha, been IMAGINING thrv saw m ~ .ss
H1srcs - c,rruptisn aOuse N all depar -
IovsInmeur And now they have zone aus gu u,1 Al.
GOOSE tom Buffalo up the sh1Ats au =, his
md make an end OF all he abuses ana cOrruP'i'''
pa-ty 10 power ,.,-,..... ,,,ar a IN ,ment's re-
e.cI'n " these sn ke~ ana hLsris We ~ a-sr.tS
syc.nt In the d stempered i'm gnauons OF peO
There amt any cal abuses" ia. oroetbng 10
a tho enlocra f. newspapers WIN soWe .us AZ
,,.en a suckcr at heir own sm irtness snl I. No
the annual IA tue perforated DIX e0O1p ~N'"N
and this amt real mongOose'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

"I don't like these shoes" said iau ,S.t &,
,d. uG bn,sn.. ,he sci are toe iuick is Sssyss
oay oblccnon . Sa.dy .ae i9e ssoP IKE d, .ncc'
" "a he ,gp5 o mn s'' ina, Objection viii gradually
awag.' .,t,,. %.
Dovn in Ncw-Jersey they never say Ia ons
49,, ~ 80, - a ~" Dut, Hell sOmep ~ s'
n'enio. 81 Burlu gtoa Free Pisss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
THE RACE. IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. THE first race to-day for
consolation purse OF 500. won by Ballard IN
I.4oA Tie second, free for all without sex allow
alc., was won by Lcmtn 10 1857. The mle-he't race
,ree for all won by Dick Brown Fl Nv" hea on Of
,bree Time LISA 100 1:2l. The race for tNo-rar-
a. i'm allowanc non inner, VS. won ny VINE
ozark 4 me- 1918. The hurdle race was " Il ~ B-Ne
PATE. TIM lis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

2:3o The second was dead heat between Cedar JACK
and Cynthia. The third and fourth heats we're won BY
Ingomar 10 2:37ie and 2:37 Cynthia tho nfts
sixth And seventh heats and the Time $780, 2:3s
2:40. In he 2:26 class four started Dieblrd Won
the first two heats in 23l and $3.50 WssOyer he third
In 232 and Dickard the fourth and the race in 23Oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
yn1rNG MEN rHANKED BY MR.. BLAINE.

A handsome Transparency nightly ll"nn"oo
the windows OF the Ycusg Mons Pioneer bln'o an
gan Club OF he the XXIId Assembly pstfie'' a'N Wv,
cnb roous are open every evening In inc aosoHoo ~
President r. Clarence Dorsett ViceFreslueh' i'e'o,
Or ne called the me citing to order last MINT Secr""
Cha,I. II Patrick WAS elected chairman
OF the meeting aud real some P'i
iticsl advice by "Bob" Burd"ue w"ch "''
rec wed wi laughter and cheers. The com Flos a. A.
poin- ed for The purpose pricd ma II u@H V,rbts
ed 10 fer, a uuiFo NC 'Baier OF Pumeo hhtn'
Nlnotv-three nanaes ADDED 10 the rolsWhich
.nce,b ON nc ir~t ally mentioning The fact hat jon
G. " .tter h a (" C n, ont Tor blflpe ne Wa yi''
stop by h. 1. ued aPp anse nat gre 60 81
which was ina lately eved At tr' mentoh 81 e.
'r.t Scs've Of Auser9t. Re orc aMoHr'NS '''
foilowfpr lie ter WIS road from Mr. bl.pe 1904
E>E uARHOE. o. Aug. l. ISL
LEROY + CRNSg, No. 2.-9l mr. Lfs, &C 80 I've
DEAR SIR: PIE 20 NE M -bto.I' -
Young Ner's Pi ne.r Bain and 10 N Gun my INN p
@ their prom I 2 nj act ON ~ support q 'He
"'f"'''0'' ''"0" wy JAMES &. BLAINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

Arxer Guards, have about 100 me"o0'
Ssrs are continually craving larsor. hsra may be
something o. the sentiment pr a"e mr. pcipa news
rsner a,aisr, says that the ecnlauon nonvsntion
tnreuxn ss "a al. say al TUE TRIBUNE has lncfesscu
sreafly in popularity and cifeulatl"h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

ist'cs and respectfully requesting fr'si'e"e -.
-, - .,,s,,r ~ his esrliest convenience. Among
,,er resolution. oferrd ono returning tnahs u
! smpson Africa o. Psnnsvlvania secfeI f o. ~, the Bn
a,irs Tor rc aiangJ O. Edwards As tslel VI lot
rran Of siatsucs. aud asking his contlnu%nce h 'N"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

IgOY WORKERS 50 THE BUREtU or SfATISIIoS
PIrrsBuRG, Aug. THE convention of the
Amalg mated As.or,aioH Of lrsn Workers unanimous
ly .dopieI a rc-olut0p approving John Garrett Tor
tie posios of Chef VI the Iodca Bureau 81 Labor Sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
A ryrrerrrEn KrrLrp ~ 4 TRAIN


hMstRHpAM. Aug. 7.#Thr body of man,
nbnn nfiy w,a funud On thr Sew Yofa Contra trnoh
r.4t i,dA = nila brlpW 60. city, tntibly itFlrl. Ia
be pu, orfiu'A 90 ~ Nl0 scr tui"n and Now
ltnVrI iyppstp icd utlpuf aud "a lett win th' hl
dress, IL & NJ irsi Hlru d. tar ~ 10 young woman
nIIl nnLnr Inn nIN l. WV lIANrn, on llIn nhnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

BUFFALO. aug. 7.-kHie Curry, u little girl
atDl HufupfrI g. 80 die fro with k'toene th'
oftcr,ru t.t clothes caught fire anG h'f Pc oasi. n"c
,t,i,. l .a. q, De- burned - crisp. tho 1ns dropping
ru tho bones She Ia yiug IN great agoy and cannot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
4 Pee TLIAk ANNIVERSARE

RorLeener-"SO it's an anlVarsatN 70
i i"i ~ Nov a. wnat apiyarsary II isF .ak.
R-yeller-''I dade ye may. It's year anu
to4iay since | took the pliJge.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
4 HnPELESS CASE.

From me feras StGingn ,l;ng the
Now said the photographers, ehut,ihY'aIwele
,io NV an an ,udrt che ohm, " ny a. io'A '' q
snr ou, canaidate would DO elected -. pve bet my
rs no use fr mv 70 ny ana uO 'n"'
nm rv IN lLcYtlanl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
pRsFERRED TO WAGNERS MUSIC
From 7sras Stnmgs

4" How do YOU like Wagncrs muslc'
Ko. ma 40 Murphy OF IN Austh soce lady ,,,en 70
ike itl dOn't ike l. at al. ia Ia iv.saer ever
of Mox,rts pausts than ali the music ""a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
Prortoens I'y.fIb pol a.,
Runs scored each inning:
-. 3 3 3 s5Sght

n y
RIMS earned-PTovidence. !: New.York O P,,.., -
providence EewYok Frst on 0 e.o on
ProYldtnce, y, NeWYork, l. struck Out-PTov sAlls-
Ne"f ark. Left on bases-ProyhieBce D; NJ Shee %
Total base bits-ProYieRce 8 Nsp.York Tworsiy OK !
Ewing and fadford Double plays-Caskins 49, ni4
Mcklunon. Pissed bslls-Giiigas. Humphrles aud
OF game-I hour 10 minutes Unpire-gr van Conrt ihns
The proposed game ~ Metropolitan Pars betyo.. a,
Metropolitan and Baltimore clubs was pOsuoa,a ~ ne
TO tae wet condition o. the ground.
To-Day the Boston and New York clubs NAV m. -
poued Leagu' game the Polo Grounds Al Metr pps
itan Park the Metropolitan and Baltimore mines NJ.
championship contest. Games at 4 O'clock F"s
koseIDan has nearly recovered Ii be back a, IA.
old position IN centre fed Tor the Nets few dsvs NJ
Mines from the Produce and Petr0 cam Rxchan @es
at " ~ ain 2ton Park, Brooklyn to-day PV
Other games were alss played. IA follows:
W Phlade phia-Philadel pha 6, Boston 2; Athl.so,
Allegheny 1. I"
In Deiroit-Bufalo. 8 Detroit, o.
In C0umbus-COlnmbus,4 Toledo. 2.
In Chicago Cleveland. 3; Chicago, q
In 81 Louis-st Louis. 81 Cincinnati, H. Eleven In.
nings. ~
In Lancaster-Allentown,4 Ironsides o.
In York-YoTk o f; Domestic, 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
Rogers Rock Esser Co., " Y, Aug. 5. 1884

I'VE are glad the Secretary clears himself and ex-
presses ndignation override INSCRIPTIONS use made
of the records of the Club ED.
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CLETELAND.AS 4 MONGOOSE.
Fyom me Roehesisr rosLR IprfSa

The manner In which our Democratic friends
have been patln upon p0phl n crediHiy iui ~ a,s
few yras IN charming upon Republican aimlnlstraton
all rOrts OF frauds ana abuse, ahd ANY lh y i,Ns
forward Grover Cleveland a. n . Al In |" r'llh
Ih.u All and .ive n, honest aimiulsri zion and pure
DO les recalls very fOrcbly The story oil the M'h-
20 ser s,..,.,,..
rain having anon other ugh parcel, OoG ABOUT 90
Ell s0uarr Perforated vi nors "a n To aflrd ayr
so,,. ma, animal which contained. The ar SLY OF
n rel ow passenger WIS at once excited 10 know whas
sort an aLlm1l II was.
"Glt badger there" aaid lie.
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TIE KINn-rnN RACES

KINGsTON. Aug. There were nine starters
IA the Gao osAs Cedar Jack The nIst heat Ia
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PROGRAMME OF ro-pAYs RACES.

Inau ~" NV 'N'" .
rools Ttfat Race. Doubt no ldppl'lto Fo' lfpuH
se,ti 40. Iattlu Nuld ~, 81 ,frd ~ .. -, ,
second ltnee- FeIohp.ay Flb1, lIlA' - 700, wal
"' in,rd Hnc Cempr saion $500 Cardinal hoco hoy
$40 Mntlin Rap az 49, H'"is" !" Tbh Mlhh. "'l'"'
40 Nu,k FIl bushWhhckrr ~, ~, ~ w.
Fourth Race Mulr PlcAott poo hose FJ'' 'ulAihihs