New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

p n,oSe Pcut Cross The RIVER
t1,@sTy LIST defence ed I nHc
J. C. defence aeld cs }IcmrocS
= NJ Msrson Centre neld Joseph Lec eah
ILL., home home isS John Philips
e r sHn6 ....... 81 home field Domingo Mou, sr,1
n pitchry .... Outside home. $500. Sltol's III. III
E v. BurnS.......... Inside home. Andrew MOTIFS
W II. Jenrncay and O. J. Thatcher acted as UNI
piies and r. Wilson as referee me- Ca'"5a and
James S. Bruce for yo, ,HS '"oe"""" "A''' "'''
N r SsI Ho yorEs Won the first goal so quickly
That # made their heads SWIM. MaiS'h a.tu to
XII a ~" who after short pursuit by lieaqvas and
NelIe passed il gracefully over to squp VIC iumv"
il through the goal. Time, minu'ei lno'"n''
IRe second game found both sides watclliu III,
Richcy got the bal and started 9clo'S t w mC Arm
aIun Wi' aoS sont II through the New-YorkS goal
viii straight shot. lime-two minutes puo.,r
I'm the tluTd game Wheeler took point ana nIo"II
,o,i Tho blool on both sides was re' ting Na!lIn'u
nm and the war was wagcd herCclyi LgG.s. , t".
the ball and with his first shoi lo tbr,w
mo mo- swine Shots such as the 1oron'Gs SO IoNru
10 make Their game was shor' runs 9nlcR INA" de-
aud paqsing of the ball d0dg'nE ana s'uI,h. 90
,ra,,' i,ntion of the enemy. They were St'alnA a.
eats Icclair dashed toward the en'nN s'", .wd
lowed by flsnnery ana HctnuF{ tlo Ipdon' but he
fore H. c.a!d suN" lccar was hlan"uH I,,I tbc
Domigq bad 'hc 9' jro nH f tbe keeper made for
Gru Ih,y ru,hcd On the gravel near lh' Eltuu,
? and ana their blows taug iona am i"N "t '" wo
,h. h,,rl fence brown got the bah aud WIN one
'"' T. oor', sent IT whilliug across the hcd
Ilcah gracefully stopped IT anu dnukhs "t' w.
I'y,r md Nclnn both of whom struck at MN
Sc IL 10 strong Ann. lie turned and sent II to
10 coal Brown was away and hcclct Wa II h!s
Old post He raised hlS stick To check Ir o TU,
l. fite he could do Morris came down upon nun
win I'i',ot0 haHJ came" NO. Too soou
Tying iI" nn,c 1' .mcrican fhfew himself before
thnbaiI il struck him it fell to the ground and
with blow from his foot he sent IL pt'k """InE
his foes Loud shouts rent the ar al 'hIS p'"oN9
Wheeler regaincd ms stick and waited for the
ball 10 come again. But the Ight was raslng III III
anothcr quarter. McLsin was Skipping away Evil, VIII
-be Lall on the other side of the field White Eagle
was Tapping his wings dangerously close, ana ne
slim Ncw-IoIker was straung every nerve he
fa%le swooped down upon him, tipped him;
ec0oued him aside as ditCher scoops art ana
leaving him con,T in d@d S1 Tsero it found
PRYOR and LOUIS Hemrock waiting for II. Pryor
beat it from tie Indians hand ana IIc, r ni9
for PRYOR. hut Dominique ran better ana lLYor
went down on his back, while the ball Went on
How the Indian did run! but he ran across ran
ncry. who showed tight. The bail touched the
Cronnd ten PLAYERS closed around It ana Bows
Tancd thick and fast slender man springs rom
fhe proup of strugsers. runs swiftly lev PAGES
and with shot nrd dhat n''' sends MfNii the
hal far beyond the Indians goal. 1t was ran;
ncrv The grand stand shook with applause ana
lie indians stared with ama1cIneht lat n"t ior
ir", Aftcr The ball they went. Squib, Gilmore
Wit Taoie AVID Jacob made for il, eul raised
,innj of dust i'm the gravel walk. Gilmore deity
UVu a. i ,Ua and stort,d on a dctour toward tho
goal .Iacob cutting across the field, hcadeS MN
on. aud wirh d,vih-h gler planted hmSeII hInnS IN
Tho Americans uay. Gilmore could u1i stop he
could not 60 round. he hsd to jump. Up he Went
;otn the Az and over the --uu, not over: The
crafty Indian sraight'ncd up ana D'im.Ie S,Estt
stTadlled ms neck. Inc o'4i NSii' WI, ~, " N"V
shouting there al that. jacob let Gilmore
down ca when he sa" ross the I've sh',pIIus
safely away with TIL BALI l. was good nfht,
hardly wagcd both SIDE, and inc scale OF ltN3r
hung even i'm the balance bIt iinrns got ne btil
at an oppoTtuuo moment from MCLalh' ana WIN
lis hack toward the enemy goal he gave an over
handler thai sent 1t through; lime 10 rHHu}cS.e
A rest was taken, AFTER NiI,h NV N.l"--'o i.i
IN. fourth goal began. The taughnaWaEas soon
closed around the New lorks goal and there they
STAYED doggcdly, hndcung and worrying INC
WL,rIrr and Gcr.dt distinguished themselves,
aud PRYOR did some good running. p0unique su--
tanned ms reputation ana 5&nIO ana sc JaV"2 t
into collision. strong Arm. Tor the sccohu uHc'
won the goal. Time, II minutes
Lrclar won the fifth and last goal for the
Indians in ten minutes HicI some me PIE my
lie sont the ball toward the goal with
strong shot. aud it went through. ..,,.-..
Everybody Wascntrey satisfied with On" contest
1ba Erw-Y or.ers gave three cheers and tiger for
their ,npoicut. aud all wouud mp ln good hum"I
Tho indians viii pay against the Independents to-
day at o'clock.
TIE RUBBER TRADE UNDISTURBED.
The news of the closing of the works Of the
National Rubber Co., of iu-t0i, r. L' hsd no
efcct upon the members of the rubber trade IN this
cItv The manager of the Goodyear Rubber Co.. nj
No 81 Maiden Lane, said Yesterday that the r4b-
ber trade was depressed. hut not more than at this
season every year There were depression ana dull
times nm every busInos4. il was due to the close
money market ana the absence OF people from the
city ON SUNNI vacations
pess said Mr. Barker of Barker Camp. dealers
IN rubber goods NJ Maiden Lane aud Nassau-st
Ths year II ~ possibly sight greater because OF
IN o,cr-producuun m. the rubber trade. Most oi
Tho rubber OF thi, country rs manuiactuicd IN the
HASH mud in this city, don't thluk any cmbarrssS-
incut l. fcIt hc'o. however aud We shall tide over
Inc mauagcf of the New York Betting aud Pack
ing Co. IN lHrh Row SAID that his lrm hed let ht
lie depression ,o far As ho understood IT the suS'
penton at the lIlstol company Wa due 10 large
iio iu BOSTON which DESTROYED much of It's property
ON which 1t was unable to secure the Insurance
money as rapidly ~ 1t Wshcd
AMoTr STREET CHINAMAN RUNS AWAY.
"Chinaman alice samco Mclean man was ia
vorite remark IN Mott-st Yesterday. The cause of
thc remark was he uucN ted failure ana ahscOnd-
ing of Moy sin, who Is, 0r was, prominent lauil-
Sryman lottcry-dcaler. and private banker. We'll
to-do he endelNOIcd 10 increase his wealth by
Qanbl Nc and when he had lost his own fortune at
lottery, fan-ian aud other modes OF gaming. ne
Incorporated his customers funds, ana Ialscd
money from frIeu 5 upon imaginary security lneS9
also went to the Tiger. Last week he male hhai
effort 10 retrieve ms losses ana oOlhlheu over IiVOV
erocery-store at No 10 Pe-st This went tho way of
The rest, and Moy started for parts unknown leaV-
ing behind creditors representing nearly 5000.
lie influential among the laundryInen;
beinQ the head Of large society and he had served
sterm in penitontiar, IN New-Jersey for fe onious
assault upon q countryman who reduced rates be-
low those prescribed by an organization. The mat
a. was kent as quiet posi- bic by the swIndied
Cinnamon thrOu gh the influence Of the defaulteTs
friends 10 whom most OF the money was due
MAYOR EDISON ON HEALTH IN THE CITY
At intervals for several days Mayor Edison and
President Shaler. OF the Board Of Health have
Visited various parts of the city and inspected inc
tenement houses and the condition oil the streets
The Mayor said yesterday 10 lIIBCNl