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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

WA-ulNGroN, oct. l2.-Within the last sixty
days since the Nu.ri.a steamship Company refused
20 transport The malls tho rato, nAod by tho Povt-
mn.t"rGrucr, four compl.at, and ono petition have
been received d. the Department protesting against the
method. employed 10 secure the carriage OF foreign
mlI., One Of tA.sc communications refers 10 alleged
defects u c Cllu service, two refer 20 the Japanese
-erycc and tho remainder attack the Wo,t Indian SER
vice.
Altogether" said superintendent Bell today " the
complaints fewcr iu number than when / came into
office Ia an bu1one instance th"s" complaints are
without foundation. and Zoo tUt particular case tie mail
steamer Was disabled through Au accident
Tie Io,iIslrr- General Is about 20 make an e3ort 10
transfer tuc Havana -rr.Ic" from tho Foreign Malls
Hf.rtu 20 the office ~ the second Assistant Postmaster
General and class % with domestic steamboat service.
and h4. prepared advertisement that viii be issued
within or two calling FOR proposals. Tor rendering
sramb,lt mai! service between Tampa It. los way Il
hoy Nc- To Havana. Tho entire ROM" T. 80 miles IN
lcuefh, go miles OF % lying between Key West aud
Havana aud tAs actual sailing limo allowed + twenty
-four and quarter hours. the rylc" % Dee semi weekly
f. the bids found To- Dee reasonable In amount the ser
vice Will - into operation on January l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

CINC1NNArI, Oct. Up to the time Of the
first race 40 Litona to-day tlc weather good, but
at the start rain ia and continued 'or the afternoon
Trady won The first race, purse 500. one and ono
eighth miles. McE5wns second, l. ily Bowling third.
Time 2.Jl.
Second race purse $500. ono and oue--INtcenih miles,
was a dead heat between HpI-llle aui B..y Gilmore
Time l:Jlll. In The ruu oil BIy Gilmore won by two
lengths Tmc l:J3I. betting: Billy Gilmore so
Hopcjalc so.
In tDc tArd race parse $500, hecqnari"r' OF mile"
Cuban queen won, I41ius second, Phi bee third Time
l.IUla
The fourth race the F,l',tfo stakes. two miles.
was won ~ Editor by twenty lengths, Iroubadour
second Nolo third. Time . 80
Irish l,-s WON the hiih race puf-r -'.' one Hl'''
Jim Douglas second, AtLipuc tAirI. l!n~ 4.i'.i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
orARRELLIy0 OVER 4 sTOR

PIrTsBURG, Oct. ~ (SpeciaD.-Tbe election
Of tho Rev. d. Gregg OF New-York "a son Of David
Gregg president Of tie defunct Pittsburg Trust Com
pauy) to the pastOrate OF the Eighth Street Reformed
Presbyterian Church occurred time ago. The son
OF the late PASTOR the Rev. Mr.. Mlligan, the only
opponent Mr. Gregg. The friends OF Mr. Mlllgan are
not going TO permit the affair TO rest. They say that
twenty mutcs, who members OF the congregation,
were induced vote for Mr. Gregg by their teacher
Miss WO0dside, who I'm turn had been threatened with
dismissal ia she failed TO induce the mues 10 vote
In that This Is denied by the Gregg following, but
the Mgan adhorents say that Mr. Gregg received only
ehtyOne OF the regular votes OF the congregation and
Mr. Milgan received eighty three, and the mute vote
should not DO considered. They propose to bring the
matter before the Presbytery which meets tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
ANDERSON'S GRANDDAUGHTERS CLAIM.
ALLEGING THAT THE WILL ADMITTED TO PkobAi"


WAS NOT HIS TRUE WILL.
The trial of the suit of Mrs Mary Maud Wat
son by Henry W. Clark her guardian ad hte" against
John d. Phyfe and James Campbell, was had before
Justice Van Brunt and jury in the Supreme Court
Part " yesterday The complaint sets forth that to
grandfather Of the complainant John Ander'oh' tho
millionaire toblccOnist died on or about N0yemp per
% 1881, without making a WILL ana tIat MS
only heirs-at-aw were his son. John Chares anderson,
his daughter, Laura v, wife OF Edward j. Appieon o
plaintiff who il the only surviving child or Mary L. carr,
formerly wife OF Walter 5. Carr and daughter OF Jonn
Anderson Agnes and Amanda bryant Tue only n, S" az
Caroan O'Bren Bryant and daughter oI JoiIn
%as;ta and wifi. s'0a OF Aired @
Barnard George g. Barnard ,,,r ana d, rs JUnn
Barnard formerly the wife of George @. Barnard ana
daughter of John Anderson Tie pIalntlh Claims tnao
mon the death OF John Anderson She became lawfully
tiled TO the immediate possession OF one MIN part OK
the property on the southwest OF Ffth-ave and
j0th-st, on which handsome apartment-honse nag
10 be worth $2,OOO.OOO. Tho answer declares tnae
was admitted to probate Westchester County, aud by
which, after certain bcquests lneiHdlg Que Wy "n't
five United States bonds, worth 9lOpoO eacl we're 20
become the property OF the plaintiff on her attaining the
age twenty one Mr. Anderson LETT the resi- OF ms
property including the premises I'm question TO ms son.
John G. Anderson. The latter conveyed them 10 thc
defendants In reply to this the plaintiff says thatby
the false representation Of her Uncle John Cnae2 A.
drson. that the proceedings were merely Iorn1i ana
take no part in the probate proceedings, that they
were only taken, and mat IN DehaI OF some oI
the other grauuChlldIrH OBJECTIONS "cIc me-" " 80
WILL but were Withdrawn I'm accordance with secret
agreement with John c. Anderson. by which SlSppoO
was apart them IL further declared tha JOhh
Anderson was not OF sound mind when the VIII was
made aud that undue influence was exercised over nun
by his and others ,r
Joseph s. Auerbach opened tie case for the planuf:
Associated WITH him are cxJulgc George NJ curtis and
Richard 8 NcwcOmbe. For the defendants, ex-Juigo
william II. ArnouX and C. \. Boree appear Mr ArnonS
moved to dismiss the complaint rms vas denied anu
formal evidence given for the piunh For tue de-
PENDANTS testimony In regard 10 the WILL inc proDao
procerdings and the deed the property to them was
offered and their case WAS closed. Evidence in rebut,
attacking the will Will be offered this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS APPOINTMENTS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The President made
tho following appointments to-day:
TO be Receivers of Puzzle Monoys-John W. Leigh. OF
California, al san Frauc,coi Lloyd I. Boyd, OF Wis
cou-n, at Bayfield,, WIS
10 be Register OF Land OAco-John b. Webb OF Wis
couRu, NJ LacrO~Nr Wis.
Richmond :. Dement, OF Illinois, to be surveyor
General of the Territory Of Utih.
Edmund q. Shields OF New Mexico, to be Register OF
the Land once a. las Cruces, Now Mexico.
Tho Secretary OF the Treasury mas appolutrd Frank
w sans, Of %cw smyrna, Fla, to bc superintendent OF
he saving stations OF tho WIN District, comprising
line eastern OF Florida and the coasts OF Georgia
and UutA Carolina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
RHFrMlrfSu ClTSED HIS IRRESE

AntOni MOntcz looks like a Spanard, but
says that he is French. lie is young aud dresses well
He was arrested in Central Park yesterday on tho
charge OF following and insulting Normal College girls.
He osed against them. II Is charged aud tried pat
his around ono OF them. In MS defence hO SAID
that he struck against them 1t because be had
rheumatism and could not help It, and that the charge
OF attemptingtO embrace "A young woman arose from
the same cause. he had been obliged lean his arm
ON bar in front OF the animal cages ana had no
thought of insulting the girl, who also looking ut
him under 500 bonds for three months, which timo
the prisoner Will spend ON the Island unless he finds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
MARYLAND JockEY CLUB RACES.

BALrIvoEr, oct. 12.-Thc indications for
the beginning Of al, fall meeting Of the Ma-ylud
Jockey Club tomorrow are uui,yorlh'e Tonight
heavy northeast rain storm prevail, which $50" make tho
track heavy. Pool, were sold Tonight.
To, the Hi. race dash Of tAec"quartcr- ~ mile for
aU ages. with maiden and non winning allowances.
-tyiu brought 80. sam brown ~lgi iuuttCo. -
Burcu, - Bessie - aud tho h"ld 80. Including Fat
Deuni-. CuIalinc. john &. ana Huron.
the Central stakes. two ycarld7. on" milo, Dow
Br1p barred, NIIc Huu Mlul'Icd 80 each
For the pixie for three ytarO.ds. TWO MCs-W4ndt.
80: last Lynne. 81 Richmond. I'll -. Augustine,
-: and Lon view aud r ItprtIc - each
the t!ri race dash of Que aud half miles. Tor al!
aecs With allowances. Pontiac -; COlouv! ~prdsuc,
- :To.u, -.
FOR the Pmlico handicap stooperhr'c stake
BourkG Cochran. 81 Repeater so, Quebec, -, jim
Nctiowan, -, ana Abraham and Illt"rd - each
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
TIMBER DEsTRoY.Rs OF THE NORTHWEST.
TREsrAss OF THE MONTANA IMPROVEMENT COM
n.N..--.A- L.NsnnL-nCLnI.s CnERnEAIION.

TpTSpAsS OF THE MONTANA IMPROVEMENT COM
PANY-AN UNSCRCpCLOUs CORPORATION.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-1hc following letter
has inst been received by Commissioner sparks from NJ
j. Haley Special Timber Agent Of tho Government, at
Rlthdrum, Idaho Territory
SIR: have the honor report that have completed
the rcports in tho Northern Pacific Railroad company
and the Montana Improvement Company thinner eStsS
eases, and herewith transmit tltpor'S' H'hHs
what have already transmitted thrtyOnc separate lu
dctmruts in all showing that these corporations nave
caused to lie from the pubc domain i'loOOOO tre
Of lumber and bridge timber SILL Et i tits
wood aud 10000 cedar posts 10 value me iup per az
SO "A thousand feet which would be a low hGurc, the
railroad ties at 80 cents tie, the wood NJ - cord lc
meets Ht $50 thousand and the shingles at - thou
sand % cents Il bunch, would amount 10 HblJ4U-'
This does represent all the ties ana WOOD rut Io' t
Nor. ncrn Pacific Railroad Company Dy Lddy, ualhIlohu
~ Co., who changed their firm name into Ihc Montana
Imuravcmcnt Company" In July 1888, az found II m
absolute impusshtty 10 get witnesses 10 esy III mos
cases to ilnd persona OF whom coulu opl'iu
anythiu, ike i,fartOry information was himpertd
hv Officers OF the Montana Improvement Company, VINO
appeared to expect an investigation ana Wtlt IOilHS
cudraVoiiu suppress facts OF the Montana Improve
mrrt Company operations. The company is an unScru
puious corporation that VIII Leave hoih"S unuone
gain It's point found that no rean"" Whatever C3uu
be placed upoa statements made by officers Of the M0n-
tlul Improvement company
Mr. Haley sent o. the Land ONCE the contract between
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company and the Mon
taua Improvement Company. II binds tho railroad com
pany TO Withdraw all Of its timber lands from sale or dis
pos1 aud gives the npr0vrm mt company the exclusive
ri -ht to cut lumber from the lands. In return for the
privilege the Improvement company transfers 20 the
railroad company I0ol full paid shares OF rs capital
stock Of the value ~ $1,000 100 rr7rryng To itself
shares valued al rD1JgDp The Improvement company
also agree, erect at its own expense all mills ana iut
u,h all plant necessary for IT'S business Of timber cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
rRGIyq THE REMOVAL OF GEyERiL SHiLER

=. ' tIoTI'tN tAfIN--II ~ ~
Washington Hallcy aud Cornelius O'Rcly, the commit
tee appointed by the Taxpayers anil Business Mems A.
soclaon at meeting IN the Grand Union Hoe, on
Friday night, called the Mayors ONCE yesterday aud
ienal led the rcIuoNa OF General smaller rou The Com
mission on Armory sites. Mr. easily spoke for tho
committee and presented resolutions which Wer9
nd opted the meeting on Friday night. They stated
that the Investigations by the senate Committee dis
closed fraud ncapIcity the Part u the Armory
Commi-s On taxpayers had lost confidence in it.
and that the association would support the Mayor IN
any action that might take against General Shaer or
am other iuco petent public official OF the city.
Mayor Grace assured the committee that he would not
sht his duty the matter bug called the attention OF
the commttce to that the purchase OF the
DRY sites WAS stI under Investigation by the senate
Committee
Mr. DE Neuucy and Mr.. Allen urged immed action
they thought that the proof OF fraud was already su
nccntly clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
nrcrprlnN 10 TIE clucAGO CLUE

CHICAGO, oct. II (SpcciaO. - The Chicago
Baseball Club was rendered "a reception at Hoolcy's
Theatre tonight, when the members wcro presented
with silver ball The ball D. "A facsimile Of the League
ball II is Of satin finish and the stitches made Of
gold thread The bah bear. the following legend ~ gold
letter: Champions OF l--J." The members of the
cuI, were chccrcd they entered the Theatre. The
presentation by Nat Goodwin, tho actor. Tho club
ilaycr, were ACCOMPANIED by Willie Hahn, little bog
~, llliIi rIIl,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGroN. Monday, oct l., 1855.
CoHrs or ENGNEERs Tho Sccretaryof-War has de-
clcd That Corps OF Engineers Ia stan corps and It's
oniccrs arc not entitled To command.
DIsRARRED FROM PRACTGCE.-Junius II. Kaufman, OF
Lancaster Penn, has been dsbarred from practice M
an attorney before the Interior Department.
IMMIGRANT STATsICs.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
has issued circunri to Customs officers IN which he
sg that "a appears to be impractoablo " procure
under existing laws accurate statistics of OF ulmi-
Grants arriving In tho United States by railways from
ruous foreign territory. tho collection OF statistics
OF such immigration Will DO discontinued until otherwise
ordered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
HELP FROM AFRICA F0R THE GRANT FUND.
The Grant Monument Association received


the following letter yesterday from tho Editor o. The
Sierra Lc0ne weekly NcrS:
81 am grat!fied to learn that subscription list IS
now open at the United states Consulate I'D I'M,
erected IN New York. and which Will be contributed TO
~ the four Continents II Is satisfactory 10 know That
number OF our leading citizens have sufficiently alr
preciatel the matter 10 give II their hearty ana pIac
cal support subscriptions from one shilling up are
wanted the expression Of sympathy implied In The
sits. and / have no DOUBT that Consul lewis
VIII be able to make report that Will 90 no dsc''dt 10
The subscription that accompanied this letter from
from any United states Consul ia Response to the circu-
lars that have been sent TO them. ,..,.,..,.,.
comire that he II authorized to oner free OF cost for
the % the association, such space as they may neeI
at the North. Central and south American Exposition AT
Scw-Orlctn~
action Will be sanctioned 10y the Leg stature Of this
give away any part OF its funds to purpose not au
thOriLcd By it's charter. and the Legislature viii be
will apply to all insurance companies, which may de-
sire 10 contribute to the Grant fund.
The following amounts were reported yesterday
IN DrcIeL Moy'gan d Co.
The LaeinurClubNY $40 90 Mrs. Jud,on A Lewis. 800
ByS. w. Iho,upson.
r. NJ. TsGgart;. POUCH smith Bros. roagh- o., M
l' e. u 300 COO? sSp ~ %
Pougnkeepse y y. p 90 ke'pse. " Y....... 800
By Chcst'' 4. ArttUr.
Thou,.sJ GIfG!tis The surplus Of fund raised for
TIC olseryance Of the funora II General Grant at $500
49, 80
ByJ,dson A. L,inis
United statcs COrsul sierra Leone. Africa. Conirju
tet Dy III, pfog oil cira "a I.Ins' L%'h noTn
the Monument FUND ~ %
previously ACKNOWLEDGED 1913 u
Grand total. ia -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
REGATTA OF TIE ExcELs1OR BOAr CLUE.

The fail regatta OF the Excelsior Boat CluD
was held on Passac River above the Fails OF
Yesterday The course stated to be mile and uat
Daniel sweeney won single scu race, defeating John
Rlincy time 1927 John GraysOn ana JOhh hulI'
rivals for the champ Onship Of Paterson cOnlescu IN
1913 double scull race won by G. Mhlte anu |"
Cudc who defeated = Gibson and j. H. Haring; llino
05 John Greenwood outrowcd II. Scaton In a single
scu race time ll:2i ID. sweeney ana john kUyi won
double scull from John GraysOn ana Johh lanc4
I'm q:23 fourOared shell race between crews stfohcu
respectively by = Gibson and j. Rainey was won DS
Rainey's crew $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
GENERAL. sTEvENsoNs RETURN.

WASHINGTON, oct. 1.-The PoStmaster-Gcn-
cro to-day appointed the following four;hclas5 post
masters:
keic York-At weltonylc, J. u. Boyo IIoopcrs Val
lcC l.. +. Field 49,.
Iiscons,n-At Glcubculah John l.. Dennis. jr Wi
nnoS Frederick JocrH- Athbrldge. Willis Ickcbcrry
Ron. FriTcis NJ Bakcy Excelsior, d. I. Coates; Bril-
lion Matthias Thomson Forest Junction, g. A. l1ndor;
GrnVesyillc X. Il. Spraguc; Morrison. Frank faCk /;
Grrculraf william r. Luckc Clear Lake, John l.. War
rem IrcInpcaIcau Caius ID. Conan; OsseO, Henry f.
IIoichkss Hazel Green Edward ONCill COlOma, James
Nc t,laiilu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
THE PLEASURE ISLAND RACE.

Troy, Oct. II (SpcciaD.-All the arrange
ments for the double scul the Pleasure Island
course tomorrow between Courtney and Coney and
Hanlan and Ice for purse Of $4,000 have been per-
fected Both crews are confident OF success and
although the general In ssion here is that Courtney
and COnley Will win the betting is In favor OF Hanlan
and Lee at odds Of 800 10 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
ruE Corhr nF kPpEAIs.

ALBANY oct. 12.-ln the Court of Appeals
to-day the following cases were argued
No 30 o Edward FlahcTty, appellant ag David IIonlcr
respondent Harmon II ~peck tor appellant Joseph
shandy Tor respondent.
No 30 William Horse and others, appellants AIT
RodenCk u Porter. respondent submitted.
No. 3lG-The National Leo Company OF N6w.N CITY
appellant agt William Preston respondent 4 Rluiaon
stiol for appellant Henry BrOdhoad Tor respondent
No. 302-Ared Durham, respondent agL Edward Gris
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IuU- nIrrd| NrtTOUOIIun, ] ITUDhTVn, 7 IlTsf base
ON rrrors Mrtropontan 3. brooklyn Fir,t base
'lIrtfOpYlitan 80 Brooklyn %. struck Metro
Iolt,n D. brooklyn, 7. len on ba,cs-MciropontAn ;
Total base hits metropolitan. - brooklyn
Jout,Is Foster AID i14t Homo
some Three base hlt--N 1w0b hits-puk-
me-, tltclss u-hmin. o. lus.,d balls HoipsClIt
ger. 8 Odncld l. Tuc-l.aO. Umpire MI Council
The METROPOLITAN and Brooklyn clubs play their ina
game together Washington Park BROOKLYN to-day.
Arrangements may be made for the Chicago and st.
Iou, mines the champions Of the League aul American
Association, 10 play or moro games Ia Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
LLENs ON THE Eoorms rnEArRE rEorERrY.

After the Grant y Ward failure, and after
Ferdinand Ward had conveyed his property to W. =.
Warner, nclud NJ his onc-hif interest I'm the Booths
Theatre property. the contractors had hand in
Transforming the theatre into stores began actions TO
furccOSc their lions The referred The whole mat
to Hamilton cole. lie has made his report aud nds
that OF the cuors Ots Brothers CO. have valid lien
VI -, so; that \. c. oger Co len Is not establishes
because no copy of the contract dled with the
claim; that j. Il. J. NJ. Cornell have valid lien Of
Sl27OD that 1rcauOr Hursts lien Is invalid because
the vcrtcatiOn OF the claim Is not I'm statutory form
that Locke 4 MunrOe have valid lien OF 90 li3 -
that Richard TAYLOR has valid liens amounting 10
~I3l7 Il; that Warren \. ConoYer has valid liens OF
total OF rlq SGI 30; that Brown, Morton Lambs lien
~ O1S valid and that those OF j. A. A ". H.
Ncsblt for 4191 0S OF Thomas T., Crmmns Tor 1888 o.
BrorUge for ri O6i %; while that Of T. H.
Kendall Is invalid Tor technlca reasons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
ELECrRIcAL SUBWAY COMulssroy
The Electrical Subway Commissioners

The Electrical Subway COMMISSIONER lis
tened yesterday representatives, OF several un
ground wire companies. Mr. Brooks. OF Phi,ade phi,
account OF underground wires in Europe and in
this country George Il. PennOok, oil the PcnnOck Tn
dergrouud and surface Telegraph Company IA closing
his argument SAID that the estimated cost or laying
wires underground according to his system would bc
$1,000 milo FOR hundred telegraph aud telephone
wires. or $4,000 for electric light wroS His company
would. moreover guarantee efficient work from tho
wires fer ut least twenty-five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
TWO DRryxEy rIGnrEpS ~ THE HOSPITAL.

Avcnue.C and SiNteenhst before "a. yesterday led
to a fight on the sidewalk between John Carey OF No.
90 East SXtcenth-s, and Peter Murphy, or No. G3S
East Sixtecnth-st Policemen arrived after CIroy had
shot Murphy IN the thigh AMI had been stabbed In tho
face the head by Murphy. The fighters dis
armed aud arrested. but 70 send them
both Bellevue Hospital Murphy wound was slight
the bullet from Carey pistol having only p!oughed
with knife serious and Carey suffered from loss
~ d fnaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
PROTEST FROM MIR. HERREsHoFF.

The troubles of the American Yacht Club in
regard to steam yacht cup race OF last
not settled yet The cup first awarded TO the
stiIetto The decision was reversed by the yachting
committee and awarded 10 tho AtalaHta, Jay Goulls
yacht The has never been given up by the club,
aud NOW Nh ueTresAOD, tic Dld builder aud owner vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
BEOoKLYN WINS THE LOCAL CHAMrI)N-HIr
Srycrnl hundred peplc Witnessed The gam, Ol

baseball at Washington Park. BsooaBn, yesterday be-
tween the Brooklyn and Metropolitan clubs Tho homo
u,ro won after Interesting and closely contested
game, and the victory gives the brooklyn nine the
championship OF the two cities The home players took
Tie lead %. scoring 10 The second inning a bit
by IcIammauy and errors 10y krprchIhEcr. lu the fol-
lowing inning another run was made on tWOhi-r hit
ly Plud u.y AM Is hIt los Mcclellan. The metropolitan
PLAYER. scored Their only In the seventh Inning Io
Ter making hit, stealing To second, aud scoring on an
error y Dldurld. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

tho stiletto has entered protest against It's being
given 10 the ATLANTA. Alfred DE COrdova. the cOhuo
3ore of the club ted Mr. HerreshOf that II ne Wouu
mt bis protest In writing IL would DO considered