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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
4HE SrEANEE EIGLH ECRNED.


pAssEYGrUs rUr SAFE oN SHORE BEFORE THEY
KSrw THEIR pANGlr
NEwHruG, y. T., Aug. 1.-The Gamer
raelc o. t,o Nwour, and Aib'ny lin, !e't h re ans
cr,ine with twenty-five pas .uce'- pnd con siderable
ouanuly Of freight Tor Albany At 7'i5 q. m, when
about nit below Mii,on, The officers o. ID" boat found
aha, the boat was on fire below deck. They cut holes m
c de X anl SIN Re and Games poIra OF from beneath
fine cranlt-~oom Tn Are sprca W great raWhly Dc
meath the boiler aud cngiu rDOn where the streams OF
W lcy which were Immediately turned on were an Die 10
shdnc Them The boat was headed for the it II 40 k
and ne oassengcrs we're landed bs'or the knew Of tn
fire There was 10 alarm confusion. the officers acnS
pro,nptly and the crew readily Oh yny ordes The crew
succeeded ia removing Of the .reg lncudingt"o
valuable no SIS own.d By Nj L. l. Breeze, Of No 80
East INVENT &c ,ndst., Now1oik third morse mo
,rooer y OF the same lady. was burned TO death.
The fire oon Inicatci L tie uppcr deck aud aso
To another steamboat wnich lying nj the wharf
,oher a, rpoots lowed the EAGLE out into the str
The fire the II the dock vas OOn cXunSsct
r. steamer cfcy with ciis Oh party on bOill,
came along and tOwcd the tAge 10 r east sue o. lL
,ivr whorr ale burned to the wat Rs edge Her hull
v,s beaehcd The only por ion Oi Ter upper WORKS
which wa no consumed the hagslan at the Dow.
The engineer, K * Cook remained oh the vas e. un,l
the last Before leaving H. OgeHed me su'e'y 'afe "
guard ayaiust explosion OF the boiler. -
The Eagle built I'm lSJ2 AT South BOOklNn. Snc
ian brtween New-YOIk and Monmouth until 1877. In
the spring OF the following year. together with the
atsamor CunstitutiOn. she began running the New
burg aud Albany line. she had bsen rebuilt raj
fines. the time beinS about three years She
was about 800 feet long. she was owned by Kom"r Il
TremUer OF ROndout, aud was valued at from $4,000
IN 81 600 She was insured for $4,000 The vessel
was commanded by Captain T. Rogers. The ire IL sup
posed 10 have caught the pipe of the kitchen stove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
CAPTURING THE oGDENsBuRG LINE


Troy. Aug. "details have reached TINS
CITY of the purchas OF the Ogdcnsbug and Lake Cham
main Railto ID by tie managers of he Central Vernon
Luilroad In so the Central Vermont managers %
"A ned a lease OF the Oglcloburg and Lax Oh'hP""
road for e term OF twenty ycas. Soon ater""' oou
l WA oh AIMED of tht Northern Iran'2or luoh ~
many. Of ONO, e. meeting Osdrnsburg Win Inc "es'
uort~ ON the great lakes. The Central Nrmont mshis'
covered mat the rent agreed t. he paid was soatse
that tie line did not prove financial success
was given up ana Indicate was FORMER ~ r,d
control of The o d nsburg and Lake h1mplAl ,is "a
The members 4 the syndicate found the hs'la va 10
make satisfactory ihO ga como from u" ~ fogr.
thr n w-Eu.laud seablard with The exc ilDn ,,g
teen mills, ~ read from Rouse's TO fois :, IL ma
o,y, ed hv TIE Vermont CentrAl Managers - long
s,ndicate but parallel ROAD which INV W., ieea
draw bridges. Mo Iey r tue w0rf Is sara W ,nares
obt,lned by holding In tsrlng no e. to the n a
AZ inc New-York Central road. But ~ Ie hsrS and
mail m citing Of the ckhold r. 81 he .etos
Lake c .upain road he Il az Og e sOurg' va 'ricktO
retIred to couut the ballots and were ihu.u.a rong
scover thai IN list OF directors elect "a OI s,oyr
n q renrrsr ntative Central Vernon. hoilH 4, hn,uga
nor smith and his associates Ia sl'ceedeu !" W.
clear majority OF tie stock at low IL teS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
NOVEL SPORTS ON THE HARLEM.

The novel spectacle OF dogs thEHStu III SWINE
m ~ contests seen on the Harlem iavrr yesterday
The course was across the river and re- urn FIVE New
foundIonds apoearcd for the first contest, william
DIVERS Prime Wi lam II0gan's Lulu VI. 4. Shcehahs
Rover j. L. Ryan's Ned AMI j. Rclcy' Nell Luiu
won, with Prince second. foul was claimed by the
owner Of Nell and allowed. second trial resulted In
Lulu again winning with Nell second race for SD m
ies failed M. The mix ID br eds race brought out d.
lOyelIs bnll NAPOLEON Jack. onf-eycd champion woo
la, pt record eleven batirT, IN each OF Whteh ne
ha, been tho victor and william divers Mel. HapO
leon Jack the winner. ucSe contests were loo"cu
by a hundred yards swimming match fOI on"-ieSSc1
men Two contestants pungei into TIE watei anna
uoroa. gu, laughter AMI applause. william Blackburn
OF Lancaster In two minutes and twenty seconds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
RALLYING THE YOUNG MEN.
-.-.- ~ ~. y . Hu IL IlE INIHu q.

GENEVA, Aug. 2.-The Young Mems Blaine
md Loqal Cb hcd ratification rally last hght on 'Ae
occas on Of unfuIli their banner The meeting )
cid in Lind Hall which was hllcd. Gerrltt II. smith,
o; &c eya was elected chairman Of the meeting He III
uoduceG Colonel a. l.. Baxter, OF Enir9. VINO
spoke for Hule more than hour. holding tie
t. terest of his hearers the cOe. H. repeatedly
interrupted by applause at the meaton OF the names Of
the Republican OF Arthur of Foger and Of the
achievement. of the Republican party The Young
bicu's Cub here aims over 25O members many OF
whom have heretofore been Denocrats Geneva tas al
Wv. in Ir,Sl cptal eccto Is given Democratic
FORTY but present indications p0iut TO reversal OF the
order mex !a Never has 70 much enthusiasm been
paign Independent Battery No. % fred The National
salute pre yious % the meeting.
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NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE
,NpfNG otr DOCUMENTS ANp RECEIVING MONEY
.p.TrrkS AND NfrOK1s.

Chairman Jones WAS the only member ol
the rc,itlicau National Committee az hoadlr"rct" yes
tc,luy W to3 O'Clock, when Mr. fcsScndcn returned
from stamford. The committee has begun TO receive
rc.pouses from ia circulars inviting contributions 10
The campaign fund.- and Is encouraged 10 believe mat the
responses viii Do general The "ork OF sending copies
Of Document TO the state Committee has been be
gun and occupies the attention OF large oicc oil ON
ployes Alc;tcr from Mansfield, ONO saws that J"hh
McNanrara lifelong Hish Democrat OF that ey' mas
como ont in letter in the local paper Announcing ms
Intention % voting for Blaine and Logan lie Is SAID 10
bc a man of great Influence.
A letter from Glastonbury. Conn, eeys: Eve stand
firm here and don't know any who has ever voted
the Eopubau ticket Who is saky or inclined To be Sc"
oar friends. The enemy a'e quiet. ana TIER ne"
ali,s must sud The Democratic crow 'cYelau0 Sletch
rotl, tuuah eating. The records aad tendencies ana
association, the respective parties must hr onr strong
lighting points and the miserable tactics of Tho ArrloE
Times ~ mailing rcrtona politics tie fight IN tbs cam
pain viii use them up before tHo; ale half through
Futc as Cleveland is roputed. lac Viii probably be salts
Hel that tier, are blows 20 take ia We'll as give.
Colonel qutt.c of CHICAGO. Un'tcl states District
httorucy. -al: Tho whole ouil,oh from lAc we Tern
ne r,,,ou ,.vlcre There aye go Independents VA
III me "i n, nom what have heard since came
here tncic viii NOT long be any dependents anIMnr'r.
W have tAc d-ht $50 h; l, only romans 10 ;iot H.,
met excellent prospect for Tie Republicans IN hi-
Section and H., lis observation of Atari. t:ron9hou
T SGE 9 vi be T c-, .o- Balm. ana Logan.
senator Havl.y, who Wa ON hs way Zone ron On, re-
seen nor beard any thing o shake ms belief IN the certain
election o., t.r i:ero'c'n tehe ,, ,,ro, chou, t,.o,
tie vprlIu.Inen are stA coming mo the ErpuoNc'h
Hnoti,er ugoIont oli, Irs-Amcrican Lawrence
Mathews. j. ont Tor Blaine aud gives Us II dSoHs .pr
ing ictcc To ne C(,ccoyd Icra d. copy of which has
been sent % HcadqualicrS lie whites; rec ,i'tIs
i ian"ti @[n ' o @ To- caIiiai and fair open field
F.n. lao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
DErENCEs WHICH COULD NOT DEFEND

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 2.-The Chief Of IN.
ginecfs ~ tho Amy has received the annual ieporv
OF all uhe ems netr officers IN charge ~ coas and bar
defence They rotorato their assertion u last year TIA,
the Atlantic coast and lake fo1s IN m alrno., To-
tally defoncelcs- condition The majority Of the defence,
are SAID TO be fh lhg into decly and the armament In
most instances IL 20 lar bohlnd the tincs q be ut,r,
worhcsl General Newton, 10 Is md r'tood will In ii,
annual report urg' immediate provision for The aicqaus
protection IT harbor, by ,ttoro, and forn aona o,
modern Dc ign
Colonel IIaines has made his annual rep rt 10 Gen raj
newton. Cher OF EnRueers, upon tho def nce' Of n,
CITY ~ Washington. II, says that Fort Washington.
which IL In an utterly u.oes ditlon, and Fort rooe
NOra even les, 9Th, n Ia DE possible is'
tut all the fences OF the National Ciptai. H. asn
for app OpratiOn of 100000 FOR the mp.0v 'meaI
and armament 81 tucs fOrtic tons Ihs construction
of Fort Washington neg n IN 1916, aud inasnuch ne
was pl luE uc,ry thrce-qu Iftcr, OF century aga
Colonel Hancs thinks 70 cannot accommodate m0iem
guns Fort FOOte was constructed IN l,02. No W0IS
has been done GA either fort since 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
RAILWIT INTERESTS.
TRYING TO RE-ESTABLISH OLD POOLS.
,N IMPORTANT CONFERENCE OF OFFICIALS ~ THs

iDY TELEGRAPH ~ THE TRIBUNE. !

CHICAGO, Aug 2.-The general conference
Of Western railway officials to be hell next TUESDAY
is locke forward to as ore Of the most important from
railway stan ipont ever held the West The matte
70 DE discussed and settled nder the result Of vital 10
te.cst the nme Hate we.fr, fever road vet u CHI
clao and st. Lous ing involved N the outcome An
effort Will he m de % IS declared 10 reestabsh all Of
the pools and trIlc associations which Dis olyed
uon the or anza ion OF tine ripirtle pol. Fist will
be III, Iowa Trunk Line Association. covering a bul-
ucss between Chicago and Omaha. which VIII neceS
sary Involve disr button Of the east und traffic Of
tie Union Pacin. u two an Omahl-Chic'g) ines The
Cu,riCo pool cove i'm bus from Missouri River
70 Colorl 10 POINTS and the Colorado Traffic As cil on
coltrOIiug tralic tween Chi agJ I'D Missouri RIVER
destined to Colorado points, viii then De considered An
fort VIII be made TO 1eyye the Nebraska czh,pont
pool de ling with all Ne)rlskl ushi'. ami following
western ear .le Business tn ttt Iranc 40 lat'u
vil n. organzei r. ne col rIdO pool L. The fJmf
vii .Npiic August 80 exp ~ llu 81 ne Ndlld rvs
notice %. Withdraw m it, "n-e 81 life -hTud not ne cA
n,1ial a,soc itidn viii no te DIRECTLY sc1s,rl a. Is.
dat' = ntctn p. but upon sr' al vi pen ore ~
TIE pxf4ienrc ~ thr Pacific tODl The di.plHl IN
If nil thrse matters will probably, M lH th5
fore &c several days. II l. declared hat hesrs
Gable and IIughitt have 'Npf" ,cd IN II Nlhhs
cas- for the fJrm1d u ~ sepirie pools co. INV
west of he Missouri River Mr. Porter or th' bnuHs
nr,1 lra' la To do away with the NJ 20 II River ~
dt,i linz No. and that IoOl embracing chlr' tefF
t,, hei We fbclRb aid tOOI ado wrnl' De culhDeF
,nc and uumnnn,clnle In cis the separate tonH arc
,rs ors1 ~ lion SIC Ild. vii uc ahhllouei, at IA
fpuunf on had the effect ~ irsto my all ola p0olA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
THE CAUSE or HUMANITY REMEMBERED.

TO me EdftOr OF The Tribune
SIR: The cause of humanity was made an
accessory benefit last evening To pleasant little epsouo
at tue Gleneda Hotel, Cold Spring l. l. Among .no
eueats are Mr. and Mrs Wise. OF Brooklyn. Mrs. wise
in nat lesure moments had devoted her talents to the
construction OF u very artistic little toilet set Among
other topics of daily discussion were various piais
Tor assisting the FresAiT Fund, and II finally ended In
Mrs Wses offering the toilet set above referred 10 tue
scheme met with general approval and the enthusiasm
rt, htgh though n tencent limit was placed upon the
trkcs The result brought In the comfortable tlle sum
OF sol O5 which amount you viii kindly take In chs 90
and see that II reaches the desllhou PURPOSE 80,
n t,U- lCtk, August =, 1854. l. d. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
4 PICNIC PArrY BRUTALLY ASSAULTED.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

To I1'I1 '1'''7'I
BosTON, Aug "A bold assault was pcrpc-
trated a night or two ago in the Deghborng town Of
bingham A party Of ladies and gentlemen living In
West Weymouth, who bad been Attending picnic party
at Dovner Landing:wsre returning home In barge As
they driving through avenue two men attempted
go inside the vehicle An unsuccessful effort was MADE
to open the door They then broke two OF the coach
windows and obtained an entrance. They spTang upon
Albert Maxim lfcd 10 take his watch but Mr. Maxim
cnched with his assaans and succeeded, with the as
sIstsnce OF the other occupants overcoming the rob
beers. In the 1sht Mr Maxim coat torn from his
back he rualy beaten about the head and Side
III, injuries h0wcveT not Of serious nature. 9th
ers OF he party also assaulted The adesi endea
yoring to SIT dr. Maxim were brntay assaulted. The
assailaHts escaped
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HOMING PIGEON FLIGHTS.

Fifty-twO hOming pigeons, owned by the
Brooklyn member, Of The Hudson club were sent last
evening to Philadelphia. Penn, Tor iting TINS morn
ing from tue Shepard Brush factory in South Ffteehth
a. The entries are owned follows: Van Morse, 10,
11oh, psord 10. l. g. Op,fz IL; 4. Fred Goldman, /;
r Ia dell IT, ); Is. NJ MIguro. j. Iyersen. =; A IL
straub ; T. f. Reed l. The AIRLINE distance Is ABOUT
90 miles a., ia. -,
Tho last race OF the old bird season was TO the los o.
the Excelsior Cub OF Bait more, Md, from MheeuhS
N Va distance 235 miles. Tho start was at ocloGs
and The first return at 3:23; average speed, ~
vards minute TIE prize 81 honor awarded 10 the
of OF ohm Abel The first young bird race Is 10 DO on
septcmDer IL, from Frederick Ciiy, Nd
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
THE PAUPER IMMIGRANT QUESTION
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES HELD TO A STRICT o,sn.
ANCE OF THE TAx0 wv
ANCE OF TIE LAW.

WAsHTNGTON, Aug. "a letter has boon :.
celyed Mt the Treasury Department. from H.nda..
Brothers, Of Vow York, agents OF the Anchor g..
steamships, in relation TO tho action taken nv a.,
the Of the alleged pauper immigrants brought - ga,
country ON the steamship Fumossia Henderson p,,.s
say that they do not seek nor intend to take any 49,
age Of the fact OF the passengers having been landed
that If the action OF the Commissioners Of Eniq7a,os
confirmed by the Department they VIII grant tie nm.
return passage. They submit. however that IN. -
never intended 10 prevent the lalnding In fh os'
try Of passengers who are perfectly sane uohe. r
dumb, blind lame, sick nor inhnD. and Who a. IN az,
cases In question. are amply provided with monev wy
railroad tickets 10 take them 10 destinations wher III
have. friends awaiting them ''V
In reply to this communication Nessrs Usnie..
Brothers have been Informed that the Dcpa-fncnsna
bound by the action OF the Commissioner OF Eniyyss
i'm the matter and has jurisdiction exccpf J, fs.h
s necessary 10 enforce by all proper means The Con
sioners decision r. Il held at che Department 49,,
under the provisions OF the emigration act OF An,s
1882 the COmmss onors are fully clothed With pogss,s
determine the question whether an Immigrant pas 49,
is pauper and liable to become charge 10 the pub.
not.
In consequence Of n report made 10 the Densr,,,o.
that the Officers Of the steamship DcyOnla had fsiSds
usr proper vigilance In the ct Moses Rosnn.,at
an alleged pauper Immigrant. who escaped rom No.,
custody and landed without autho ity. telogrsm ~.
the collector of customs at Sew YORK tint. -
oon nstructing him to refuse clearance to That vesl
unless Roseustoln Ia o passenger on It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

Dslavan, ir.; Phycche, c. K Munroe; MINK, ~ y.
Brokanj Tramp. II. L. DRAKE, end the slren y. -;
the thousand Isands Tho within, j. F. Hewmln;
Freak, G. V. Schuyler; Lark, c. YluX, and the CLUB
boat, Black Maria" will start o-day. fayOr1ng
wind aud lido started the crafts OF from their club
house. while number OF persons at the float Justify
chcced The proceeded mp the bay O. this ",
ond mad, thorhea quarters far the night at the Knek-
erDDcker Canoe lub tine North RIVE from whence
they will start No day for the ST. Lawrence River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.--Lieutenants Charles
r.. Miles and G.orge W. Tyler have ben or Tered 70 duty
Z the Naval Academy, september Lieu Tenant J. "
er. to the Mi higan; Lieutenant Frank Hotehkn,
o he training ship Minnesota. The 70 loving OH =,
have been deta he'd Lieut. nant C. O. AlchOle rom he
n nncso aud gran ei eaye IT absence for one y'af
i,,m TIL, ate; Ii.ut nant j. W. DanenhOwcr rom he
MINI sotl ami ordered 10 tue Naval Aca iemy; Lieu
tcnaut A. Barnet from the Saratoga AMI ordered 10
Iun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
THE PlTI4BLE CASE or JOHN MULho''

John MulrOy served as captain oi .,..,d.p
Captain Joseph Martins sixth Ne"-i~A ,scx rar,icl
Battery Light Artillery from lsoi ,nsn,A ,h
pating in the campaigns OF the fer'"s vcfs
iong Wilderness nsht, and tie sharp ..ssa
aone nv "Pnn." sheridan in the s nen .s
Valley While in the Valley he lost the syn nv di.sb
eve by exposure and aus became pSs he sls:
He is an Oruamen a! loeprinter; 81. with -ik WY
and two helpless children. Tie IA 9ut % a.ksd Tor sd
writes 10 the / IBuNE that he has Fsiop Tnrh eda
lie il allie and willing to work. has g,vr 4. ysucbee
cation and by those who KNOW ni" though ny
for rs sober and Trustworthy. nv "" she could b;'
atrone saws she would llingy do wn't sp saps u o.
She n sewing machine, but neither have ven, tno INV
tat.Ing one with mOney gone and rent uuo'
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TO RFoRGANIzE THE READING.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuS

[Bl IkIkbhAFH TO III" II1'7' ,Lon1.
PHnADELPHIA, Aug. 2.-Ihe stOch ""u p.,ro.a
holder. OF The Philadelphia ami h"auH. borss
Compaoy In London through lafs' ,.co.
- tho, civ. have invited oil n tSs.
I'm America similarly interested n the seeu az reorsas
company 10 ioip them n an Mort TO se'u o in oreps
,"on An address TO IN SHAREHOLDER /, DO" y, r,ins
Ian Ihe friends OF cN-presi lent GONeu N
ha,d 10 make him q director in the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
ruELACROSSE CHAMTIONs.

MONTREAL, Aug. 2.-The lacrosse match here
toy for the championship OF the word. between the
Montreal champions and tn Sham ock club. was won
hy the latter IN three rdigh games Ill - 10 anu
minutes, respec lively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

by the Eastern press that OF seventeen 'o"" -,
IN Ohio not one will support Blaine, is false All except
four arc sunpornr Blaine to the best of their abity
The voksb,oR, Flce Prcsse Unsere Zeu OF Cncrnhau,
4n.,ger OF Cleveland. Express Of Toleto deFMa" ~
stenhenvle Correspondent OF Portshon'. h ipennnbl
IN irdenendeut paper Of columbus, are on tne
can list while tie incnnati Fo'kgrC"d "a wy ''
prominent Democratic German paper III 'ho S'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
rHE Nm ADVERTISEMENT CRUISERs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-lhe dispatch boat
Dolphin il nov ing fitted with her engines aud tits
expected thar she viii he rely completed by The last
OF August Her prelim airy trial "Trip will be n sde at
On ster undp sup ryiaOn o. her binders but size will
be again tired in NauaGanset Bay Def Re the ast pay
ment i made fol- her She will probab he turned over
to t. e Government about the middle o. september a.
NeW-Gork
The Atlanta and Boston are both ready 10 be launched
huf will D.. kept on the two weeks longer IRe
framing Of the Chicago Is not yet completed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
CIT RoAr BEATS 4 cUrrER.

RAR UARpoR, Aug. 1.-The race between
,ho cut,., yesia OF New-York, i. +. Ayress
Yacht aud the cat boat Amazon, for purse OF sooo
yaS n nv me latter by fortyeight minutes. Several
M.,,v hes we're made and Inuc1 money changed hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
The NAVY DEPARTMENT FRAUDS.

WAsmNGroN, Aug. PIT is understood that
the Court OF Inquiry investigating Navy department
fran s Ia s ovcred frau ue1t yluc er dated two
o tbs before General wales took charge o. tn Bureau
and udica ng that fraudulent pract COS began ca l5
than has been suppOs q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
BOSTON DEFEATS THE NEW YORK NINE.
TIE BROOKLYN CLUE WINS GAME FROM HE
n.,r,,,,pt. >r>-t- -oTuFp CONTESTS.

BALTIMORE NJNE-OTHER CONTESTS.
About 1000 spectators Witnessed the game
Of baseball nj the Polo Ground, yetacdly between the
y SION and New-Yolk lie que clubs. Tle match was
daarly played and exc ling tlr ughout Damaging
errors by Ga Ina aad Emory lost the game Mcklnnon
and Dorg4u led in thr bahn-, while 'he fielding OF Ward
and Hac,etl was um.u lly fine tn pitching Of Nech
and bufin Oh was effective, ou nine single hts beng
mld Tie defeat of tn Nrwfork club This week places
ain foulth place IN tie league The score was as
follows:
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THE OwEGO REPUBLICANS.
Try TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE. !

BryGHAMToY, Aug. Edmund Connor nu.
dressed large meeting Of Republicans NJ o"cho ,'
evening It was one Of the most enthusiastic ~ 80
ever held in Tfoga County. large ciuo ""' ''
ff UVpQ
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En1s earned ->tv.ork. Boston First base by cr-
ro.s->cw, o.k,o Boston = mt ha.t I'D 4aI.sI I W
= -irurk ont Nc,gl ora. BOsiun D.. lO.l has. hlis
Nc, YORK % Boston g. Three. 'ls Wrch ami Slt rlh-
NON Wild w,h -RuButou j. Passed. 'Hll fNins 8. n.
FIR, SIR an Court. I.uc of sIue-pnc hour ana forty
minutes.
A. .xc.tu, game WA PLAYED ot Wa slington PARK
Hr'otlyu .trtdly. between the brooklyn ara Bali
iuor. cuns. Fully $500 spectators were pres NJ ana
,,,,.4r,d % fok, m krru,s Interest in the sport
K,mb.f pi rlc 800 Gle lo.m aId wor tine game for ne
lom. club. Im+e. tar E.I.W d. piGI'i' va bi.''u
to v,. -1rrd rtus 10 thp great delight ot those pres
.nt ,rh. Blluluore PLAYER. outdodcd IN home cub
me 4r4r, was "a, follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
OFF FOR THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.

The members of the New York Canoe Club
,sf, THAR clubhouse at New Brighton. staten Island
yes,eray for the Thousand Islands TO attend the annual
ueetIns OF tho American Ca1oe Association the follow
g canoes lef I'm one dstanent under the command OF
yies Csminodere Munroe: Mosquito, owned ~ T.. v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

Y Dlysi. n Commanders are requested to report by
letter 10 thcs Yea iqiaics a. soon as ppsspe' EN'"k
tuf,r unfon IN Iio .rcsa made IA n'elnlNh-. ,,,-
III Cont IONS " II bc iRsue ~ soon ~ the h'anbs
furo. cd nom sc headquarters ar filled out ana &c
turned. $3.50, ., g..
y H. CguGER. Colo mel and Adutant-"th'r"h