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New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
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yolug man attempted to sell at several brokers'
Offices in Wall Street yesterday number Of railroad
bonds that had been stolen from customer OF Roston
& Bes- a we'll known Stock Exehang. firm ut No 30
Broad It. Suspicion arvused nj Office and word
auicklv scut 10 Rnston-S Bass whose name appeared
on the boads The young man WIS traced to brokers
Office In the Wills Blding where again unsuccessfuy
he offered the bonds sale before the detectives
who were summoned reached the building he had dis
appeared II was understood late in the afternoon
that the search would be prosecuted bat st Inspector
Byrne.. office IL sad last night that II had been
abandoned. Rolsion & Btss announced yesterday
morn M the lo.. OF eighteen bonds, being rrt mort
gag, bonds OF several railroads The market value Of
lie lot was stated about s17 800 but Of the number
onv four we're negotiable. IL these which the
young attempted 10 sell.
The bonds are the properly of woman living ut
Pla.n6cld " j., and were bought for her by kolston
& Bass They atolen from her, IL If admitted. by
relative OF the inmily abI although there will be no
OF tho thief the recovery Of the negotiable
bond. l. u matter of some Importance. Ii Is supposed
that i.e yoang had been engaged by the thief TO
scll the securities.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
NEw.YoRKs DEFEATED BY THE BOsToSa
coHcoRAN PITCHES HIS yIRsr GAME FOR THE vIsi1-
IyY rnLBoRAPH TO The TRIBUNE


BosroS. Aug. 11,-Of the /, 400 persons who
visited the ball grounds to-day probrbly Few expecte"
that the Bostons would win u victory over the New
Workers. who had only the day before defeated the on
cago nine. Among the crowd were n few New ioiA
"sorts who had come expecting TO see their Ia'
orite club take another step toward the championship
New-Yorkers showed that they cannot stand prosperity
Their failure to bunch their hits fatal In ITSELF ana
their field playing and their base running were peow INC
standard On the other hand the Bostons
nut their hits in where they "ero
needed. nieldcd magnifcently and ran the
bases we'll The Boston nine presented whitney as
pitcher and batted in novel order The Ncw-forkers
pu, Ccrcoran in to pitch for the FIRST time since bis en-
ragsmcnt IL may bo said that the vexed question: rs
TO whether Corcorans arm was In ht conditloh 10
Mitch must bc decided In the Affirmative, for bIrlnS
his nervousness playing IN new company ana
widress OF delivery arising from lack OF practice lie
exhibited speed and as OF yore ana pi'cheo o
fectvcly.
Tho New-Yorkers were first al pat' ohou'N'
want out on a foul to Cunning. Conner made
base hit and was forced ous by "aru' aua
the latter WAS caught In attempt 10 steal second
called balls Wise made base lt 10 rgnt neld on Wiz,
Morrill, took third, Doreans umn,e Delpg resp @ ~
Wise taking second. On Poorman's SLOW MI 20 eonio
each runner advanced base. Gerhardt then inmpea
Whitney's hit and H %ise ss scos ccnrtny pat up n.y.
which Ward pardonaby mufed and sutton aaa hi.ney
crossed the plate. The inning then closed. Leaving
Manning and Met arly on third ana second respecuNl
The Ros,ons added In the third on threc-Dase M
by Manning, followed by Mccarthy WITH q sngiG
Another run made In the sixth inning on doues
wild throw by Estcrbrook and single hits by WhitbeJ
and Hackett The score IL as follows;
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
STA BBED TTTIT A TABLE KNIFE.

For several months a bitter animosity has
existed between Jose stupco. age twenty OF No.
% Msspethrave, Williamsburg. and Joseph Dsmato,
age twcutysix, OF No. 81 Maspethave. Both men are
Italians and lsborers. Last Sat urday the met and
y reconciliation followed. shortly after p. M yeste-
day Supclo returned from work. and as lie was about
entering his nose encountered DImato, who asked him
into DaHatO house for few minutes con yeysaton
The moment both men had entered the hallway Dainato
rene wed the former quarrel and taxed Sureio with
trvial offence. From words they came TO blows.
and Damato. drawing ordinary table knife from his
psskrt stabbed stupeo the heart. The latter fled
from the house and bad reached IN" hreshhOlt of his
house. be- reeled and fell to the floor His assail
ami then fed. The ambulance WAS immediately sum-
moned and injured removed to St. GATHERINGS s
Hospital wherr IL was last evening sat ewas lying In
a serious condition.
About half hour after the stabbing
the police Informed and number OF men we're
senf tn quest Of DamatsA While Ofcrr Buncr. OF
Fifth Prcclnct. entering house at WIthcrsSt
and Uniou-ave. he set upon by William Nctnnn,
who dared him to search for one In that pnce. Inc
clubbing that HcCanu received necessiaed bis removal
the ospiaI The police eoaItnuei their search. bat
up to midnight had not CAPTURED Daniato.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
r,ryyyo CZtns FRou 4 cLElRsKY

Ndmhr0 lWiHU.l Dspucf " ns ~ S"''o
A curious shower occurred here Monday ut 3
u m The weather timer and the sky was
w,thout cloud at the timc. Ofiicor George n Blake
aud A. H. Allen standing on = corner. whom sud-
denly freshwater clam fell mt their feet with great
force Thinking that II thrown at them they paid
no attention 10 IT, aud second later six moro fell per-
pondcuary, dropping abont ten feet from them Upon
looking into the ar thcy could SEQ hundreds OF feet
earth aud I'm ond thcse, TOO. dropped Ia tho
ground The CLANS fell with great Velocity, and the
shes werr broken To pieces when pieke ey oystan
ers who soou gathered around Tho elans were alive
and meas sured about four inches IN length Ths clam
showcr' was Al rso witnessed by named Chandler
Who eorroborates tho STATEMENTS OF Blake and Allen,
and leaves NO doubt OF tha truth of their staemeats
All OF the parties witnessing the shower OF these eiA
are Trustworthy
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
CONTENTION OYER Iy AcrRgsSs DRESS

An alpaca dress caused qnsircI Yesterday between
some Of the theatrical performers recently playing
Dfeoklyu Miss Josie Gregory who vas ooe Of the
performers m :" Pop AZ Fridays summer Pavilion,
va. before Justice Walsh in the CITY Hail Police
Conrt upon the charge Of stealing the dress which
.be wore at the theatre T. d. Marks. who has charge
of the company. also under arrest tor the same
larceny They were arrested In this city. the former
at the Paisley House aud the latter nj the Morton
House John 4. lnce, of No. % University place,
made the charges. alleging that he owned the dress
and ent IL 10 Mxs Gregory. She rciussd To give t
aud claimed that IL belonged to benjamin Stern the
manager Ince urged bill of sale for all the prop
critic. OF Stern used in producing the play. Mis-
(;rcyory ALLEGED that the whole proceedings were
e,nss3 bv .pre She had refused to give up the prop
erty no Ince because shs believed h Belonged to stern
and she had not received her back salary from him
She felt deeply the humison OF being arrested that
she was willing to give II up Al ones
AT Tho request OF counsel tae adjourned
and II u i'll probably be settled out Of court.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
wAsHINGroN NOTES.

WASHINGTON Tuesday, Aug. III, 1883.
To VISIT THE APACHE ArENCr. Inspector Arnstroaa
viii soon visit the Apache Agency to make enrol
indians there and report upon the eonditisn
Of Affairs.
ARRESTED RoBBING THE MAIA-ThomAsJ. Greer.
q postal clerk running between Gainesville and Social
Circle, Ca has been arrested for riding letters
TRANSFORMATIONS OF GOLD CoIy By MAu--Becauss OF
the high rates charged by the express companies. the
Secretary the Treasury has had S0O00UOo OF gold
coin transported By mail In 100000 packages from
San Francisco to New-York. Owing to the publicity
given to this method OF shipments will
suspended for the present
SILVER PURcHksE.-rhe Treasury Department to-day
purchased 2f5O0o OF silver for delivery 1t the
Phiiadephis Mint for coinage into standard dollars
CoMPsrrrrvH ExANSArIoy.-Acsing Secretary Fair.
chld has directed that supplemental competitive ex'
animation held at the Treasury Department On the
18th for the purpose OF filing seven vacancies ot
the grade OF CADETS In the Revenue Marine Service
The examination will be- conducted hy Revenue Marine
officers.
WITHOUT PROPER Bills OF HEALrH-rhe quarantine
officers at Baltimore and at tho Delaware Brcsxwatae
have notified To look out foe three vessels which
sailed from Genoa for thoss placss without proper
bills of health
The SMITH COURT ARriAL--Tho smith court martial
has completed les work. and day tho court was ten.
p0rarily adjourned. The findings will DO seRt 20 the
President for his approval or disap3rovaL
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
0RAyrAYD THE OHIA ESE vICEROY.
Eaxhf hfHgsou Lsffsr 20 The Baltimore sun.

Another story proving that the late Generai
f;,.rt ~ a. indeed but plain. hunt and entirely
free from osentaton told is said for the trst time
When the deceased and hs party arrived at Canton
anrnx the trip around the world. n became subject Of
among ths party AZ to who should make the
first call. the Viceroy or General drant II was vel
make the call any hut mn oicis representative
OF foreign country. At thai time hs late General WAS
nyiynts sit,seu no more Tho members OF tho party
were Indignant at the thought OF the great General
CALL and At on the night of their
arrival nc Canton vent to their feelings IN strong
language The General sad nothing during the entire
controv.rsy but when he arose from the table said
drylv: "GentleInen, II haa beeu q long time since
was present council Of war The next morning he
sent.word 10 viceroy that ne Intended 70 CALL and
asked when he would be able to him. At the hour
named by yiesroy he eaei and spent very pleas
ami hours conversation with the Chinese official.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

BALTIMORE. Aug. lin regard to tine
Chicago dispatch stating the intention Of the Baltimore
ana OHIO Railroad Company to place tickets on sale In
outside Offices M Lord, the general passenger agent OF
that road said to-day that the troubles from the
fact roads continued the outside business
Use OF the telephone IL that practice Is continued, lie
says, the Baltimore and Ohio viii restore the onslde
Offices for the Of tickets He added that he tickets
OF that road have been put into the hands Of
scalprrs.
CHICAGO. Aug 1I.-At a meeting to-day OF the commit
tee In charge OF the Middle ani Western State Railroad
traffic 1t agreed put into effect August IL tie
schedule OF tariff, recently prepared which ised
and alopse to-day
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Captain Charles r.
Aspe assistant surgeon has been retired from active
service In conformity with section 1.2j1 Revised Stat
utica The leave Of absence granted Major Culvar @
sniffsn, aynaser. has been extended three monthA
Commander silas W. Terry. commaadnx the training
squadron reports to the Navy Deprment, under date
of Fanchl. Maeira July 25, that he expected to sail
for the next day with the Portsmouth, Saratoga
and Jamestown lie expected to arrive 1t Newport
earlier than September 5. Repvrts indicated that
cholera had made its in the vicinity Of Cads
and Gibraltar and he felt that IL well that
sells avoid both pisces The sneaorsse az "a isaai
prent and the stay there extended few days
on that account. ComSander Terry aids that he ha!
observed steady progress the part 0f the boys and
e hopes inspect OF the ships their return
Will show the cruise to have been profitable one The
French training frgatc Resolve found Funchal
arrival. The Danish corvette Fysn arrived on Jny
l6 and Antwerp July "a. Tue health OF the
boy and OF the squadron waa rep0rtcd excellent
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
BROOKLYN BEATS THE METROPOLITAN CLUB
The RrnnkIun and MetinnOlitln clubs played

The Brooklyn and MetropOiitin ciuos piasco
the ninth game of their series the Polo Grounds yes
terday Ahont 900 spectators were present aId the
excitement seen the recent League games was con
spicuous by lts absence Both mines did good work IN
the field but the Metrop oan players could not WELD
the bat With any effect Tho general play was sharp
and the aane finished In good The local players
scmcd 10 act entirely the defensive their whole am
hilton apparently being to keep their brookyn opp0
ncnts from scoring Hsskins pitched In better form
than usual the local PLAYERS failing 10 eangs his uc
livery aihou he pitched straight ball most OF Tue
time The Brooklyn took the lead BY scoring tHo
rms I'm the opcning inning. Pirekrcy led or Win Two
blsc hit and sinsr drive 10 left ed py fse
Cellan Tire latter reached third on passed ball aad
scored on n xd throw home by nelson The AetroPo'
an PLAYERS scored their only In the second inning
IIankinsou made a hit and "a cas-iiy allowed thr h
10 slp by him reached second cn the error Broushloh
hin sent hn 70 third and oIportnne error by Nece
Ian allow ed him to The Brooklyn men lnsressed
their lead by ono run In the third innin2 Mcclellan
nran hit safely. went 10 SECOND on wiid throw ny
Hrourhton to passed ball by the swine payer
ami .eored on a nil by PhnpL In the foarth inaing
tney again scored Terry made hit. went TO second on
anoncr wild throw by Brough'on aud scored on ht 10
right nri by Hayes The Metropolitan PLAYER. weIs %
not carred on the reld In triumph The spectators eit
more like chasing them or The score was az Ioiio"s'
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
WEST SHORE REORGANIZATION.

The virtual success of the plan for the trans
fer of the New York. West Shore and Buffalo Railway to
the New York Central was announced yesterday in
circulsr-letter issued by Drexel, Morgan Go. The
date fixed for closing the books is August 25 which Is
exactly month from the official publication OF tho
srms proposed by Mr. Vanderbilt While there may be
opposition the transfer is not likely to inter
fere with 1t. Accessons made every day. and now
that the privilege OF asserting Will be withdrawn in
tive weeks many other boIdholders will be ready to
fall into ne The notice Of Drexel Morgan Co. Is as
follows:
Having received the gilmore than majority OF
the 100000 first mortgage bonds OF the New-fork
West Shore and Buffalo Railroad Company to the plan
OF reorganization and leaso contained In our rular of
July 20, 1885. We hereby give notice that ~ shall
terminate Mt the close OF business Tuesday, August
20. the privilege OF accepting the offer thefn made
Foreign holders deposit bonds to that date with
j. s. Morgan Co., In London Temporary receipts viii
be exchanged for engraved receipts in amounts OF
$1,000 and 600 each upon presentation on and after
AuxuSt
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

ct 0s bansg suddenly. split in two, tArs,en
- iooT. Hadaa earthquake occurred the eject oou0
net have seen greater The cheering wAs instsSiis
t0xled - yailing, end many people left the bu6iSS
b0tsv1e thie = evl open. Among them was BsSSiess
yns We ssta ne death Of her husband was near =
hand Barrios Was absent from the celebration IN
next morning he started ct O'Clock for the war snl
kfflsd m tho hrst battle
General Barrios waa moro iuteroated In foe<epS..
friendly relations with The Usited States tSsn ~ Pr
ident the Commission met he said that n be ksd
way Guatemala should trade exciugvsty with a m
would 90 arrange the cust0sa Laws that svesythSsr -
uiactured here should bs admitted into GustomAk ~
OF duty provided We would receive coffee and 80
free"
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
WILL MR.. BAYARD GIVE KELLEY A HOME
OBJECT

WASHINGTON, Aug. IL (SpeciaD.-In press
dispatched from Washington has been denied ION the
highest authority" that SIR. Kelley s an applicant for
the ConsnEGcueraishfp at Paris. The Richmond Dis
patch OF today editorially says:
About the Consul-Gencra to Parts: II was for that
very position that Mr. Kelley first made application
The howcver. recognizing his eminent
qualifications mado him Minister 20 Italy and sibse-
quently to Austria. 10 was high time this great
the "effste monarchies" OF Europe Let the
Administration iuvite The Austrian Minister
nj sshfnet5n return home. and show that Govern
nlent rcpresentive u net to be so eavaerty
treated Such action would rejoice the real Democratic
heart with enthusiastic approval throughout
this great Republic.
rumor current to-day TO tho eject that sscre-
ary Bsyard intend 70 dsserS his friend and
that he may succscd Third Assistant Secretary VI State
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

Earned o. ErooEyn yr 's sass Sa'e sn go
-Meopollia1. Bteo.iyn T. si,acs ns'r?
ilroolivn local ba,e Metropolitan. D. lIro,kyn y
Douie plarsSou rwo-bass hc-sran. Pi,ckrcy snh
NrT'elln Homo "a "a bails brong Asnn .
wild pitches HaTkis Time II gsns L.; to tmpIe-Af'
Kelly.
Tbe Metropolitan and BrooAlJn clubs play again at
the Polo Grounds to-day.
The Newark and Trenton clubs played ten inning eme
st Jersey CITY yesterday. The contest stopped AZ ttc
ending Of the tenth inning owing TO darxness. both
sie having nlale the nninber OF uEA The foi-
lowing r. the score:
Sten,ps Sm,oss - / . D y o "a
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

GHIPPIYt YEYx
PORT or NEw.YoaE AUG II. ioss

PORT OF NEw.YOaE-.---TUESD AUG. III. loU
ARRIVED
Ms Sys%.t ss .sS al sss
ct shs Bar a. ytoai nj, ,r .,..n ...,
with mdss and passengers Peter wright SON Arrives
Steamer ans n ss Iur.us dr. Do Iousssu Aus a
mds passengers Lours&s sesisA Arrived % me bs
P:ss s ssa .s the s..
ssss % & .ssessS * & a1 i. Ga s
scss KmicssrboSser kembIe Ne.oreans A.vs
mse and passengess to = ssanta a.,. v,n
usss Sssnms' m r Vsm Sskis'
% Steamer Delaware Winnsst Charleston days. with mdss
sspamsr Gut stream Pemnnsian wimssssa ea hosr~
Steamer RoanoEe Couch Riena.on City Point and Nss
folk with mdse and passengers Old Dominion SIS Co.
wsna snS.y ssa - miles, 80 swell sSi wsaSer
CLEARED.
Steamer Wisconsin tr' Bent'ey. Lverpoo va ouesns
sssanrr oyassa fBy, Glasgow HsnAssssa nrsa
sses1nsr ''er, asimbsssA Brss'sn vie s'ssasnps~
Steamer Nsrmandie ur>. Frassus. Hsvr-L1uis d -
Steamer Della cBr, crsxell. Hsasx-Masy panha@
ss-amer Aeaouicc. shacssord Aspiuwai-facne Ma -
steamer welhaven Nor. sewal, curacss dsmss rssS
ste.ner yeruna.s ssr, Lss,s Kin:.s'sa wssss,: -
Steamer City or Aususs. SS&"rs't Sssa"naa-s'@
Steamer Genvet cBr Ecbron. Charleston -simrs0s.
Steamer LsmnrL (r Hodge, chareston- spssas
steamer Maphattan, s'evena Norfolk. City Point -
s1saassr ssassa waisss Sss;z wsss psns ami Ssv'
NeWs- Old ponlii0n - Co
steamrr J W Garrett Foster Baitmorr-J Krcnx
Steamer Gen WhaEney. bHsnU-H psnock
ship Weiasenhorn vGsrf. Voh rhAlsa. sxaiasn-tD
Ringer Co.
stesunsrs wisa,usfn Lvsepps Olympia, Gsas>s -
yulca Aspn wal vertannsus ktn<st,I; Stf Ae<@
saw annas GIonivot Charlssssa< " wyaaokc. hchnaoas
faiR Barss sles Moss s s;icn. Hivre; ras London.
Also saile,-via Lony Isagd sound-stsamefs DstA -
Halax Gen whitney. Boaisa
MI,CtLI<kxEOu%
The direction voritss has prh.sed toe
nriurs Disasters rvvorsed dfinS
monfh sf June. lssd euiesrnias AZ % ~. , ...s.. =
SAILING vcssais resertse iasl American
Rri, Isn. 1nfrn. bnisa Durca. hr,n:n 10 "os".
) PurrnsreSe ihtxsna-s. = Ssstso .o2
lost-l American ~ Lrts, - ~
italian, Sorwegixn. IN tots nninisr = nsh's" s
reporteS mfssni
IRE aoyExEyrs or srgttiiA
FllGI3S po1r&
IvxRruoE Anx ll--ArtvxA xas sr chsns'ss "N -
biahlay. Sew-Orisans- :. =, 49,, m ?, 49,
NEWCASTLE. Aug 10 Arrived. steamer eas u" '"''
''s% SWANSEA Aug s-saIed steamer st Bernfi IEr' -
sciILY Aux Il--passsa. steamer SssrsiAaa thS<A 49,
| els NON New YorM hsr wsS 10 Antwerp
yRrAc cuux Ans 10 sailed stsA asr city Of paseiA -
l heu. lsr Nsw.yvrk vA hsvane ~xs- =. vr~~hhN<en
| VAvAxL Aux ll--Arriyod. Noeenef Cuy =. o~xss ~
| Rsttiy from NsW.York on hsr way 70 AeAiSs" 49,
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
PREPARING FOR THE CUP RACE.

How about this English-built cutter, the
Cars, that Ii flying your club pennant down the Bay
asked TRIBUNE reporter Of vice-Conmodore Jnmes b
Smith Of the HewYsrk Yacht Club yesterday don't
know anything about her." was the reply. Except
what have seen in the newspapers. or course aha
can't compete for tho privilege a. racing with tbe
Genesta, AZ only Amsrican-bu yachts eligible.
The fnsl preliminary cinb races Will take place rom
August 70 to 5sptember !. In New-York Hsrbor aud
twenty miles to tine wiadward AZ Sandy Hook Lghtshi
Ths Priscilla the Puritan and other yachts whoss
owners minded will taks part In those racsx Tie
winner will have ber final struggle with the Genesta
eeptembeR 2, and L."
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

Ppu. gave such start that the osnsrs Ss by
two SSnrrts In i.c3ia Bart Warren second, noaa 20
fore Queer Eser third whls phcrtS w1s rorSe
~ res nmiJed up French pools, III %; ,.ra,t
Error Was entered be sold for $500 sns was pouRn'
nuy fcnr ran for the handicap hurdle race li9 mes
for purse Of $780, They were fynns norse
iG ,of c3rceu,: Long Island Stabe's
eed o. M Daly); Bryan's marc Jersey MAID 70, l.. a
Verplank) and T. Donohue's gcldng Rochester !" seu'
pycolsJes.ey Is Maid $780, Rochester $780, neld $4o
Rooks-Jersey Maid even Rochester to L. Pawnee W
Jersey Maid while the Lead jumped into the inner
field at the second hurdle and was OUT or nno oconS
Rochester won by half length In 2:ol Pawnee secohu
dozen lengths before Ksber. French pools *io a'~
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

buffalo, Aug. 1.-THE Chicago ond Phiia-
aeipha clubs played postponed game today before
small crowd and generally expected. the Chicago
players won an easy victory. Woods pitching was
batted I'll over the field The fielding support from Me-
Cormiek WAS excellent. Tho score was AS follows;
Iunalo. ........--......---.-. q o %
Base hrs-chcsgo. 10, Buffalo. o. Erors-Cheaso 4 :
Banafo IL. Pitchers-Mecoorrifk and Wood.
PROVIDENCE Aug 1.-The Philadelphia team out
bat,ed the home cub to-day and rather easily. Tho
champions played good fielding game but could not
handle the bat with any effect The score was as fo
lows;
Providence. ........-.---....-.--.. o.
Phiiafe phfa- " D " " -
Base Eits- Providence Philadelphia 10. Errws-frov
idence, Philzheiphts. TO-
BnIpGRPoT, Conn. Aug 1t.-rhs bridgeport base
bal, club has of, the Southern SewEu Gland League aud
Joined tho Eastern League The nrrang-mentr were per-
fected yesterday The first wiz be played IN this
city on Friday with the Trcntois. OF Jersey city.
PHILADELPHIA. Ang. 1.-The game between tho
Athletics and Baltimorss to-day resulted in tic. Each
club haA four and the game was drawn, owing 10
darkness. after playing thirteen inningA
At Kingston-Kingsfon.1 10; Hoboken l.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL Cincinnati, 2.
At Utca-Utca. 10 Auburn. o.
At syraeusc-St. Louis U.cagrct. stars, l.
At Macon, Ga--Macon, o birmingham. D.
At Raleigh, ". C.-N0rfolk. Raleigh, !.
At Richmond, va-Nationala, z; virginias, o.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
GOOD TINE MADE AT TsLAYp PARK.

ALBANY, Aug. 11.-There was o fair at
tendance the opening OF the ropg circuit at Island
Park to-day Out Of eleven entries for the 234 class
only sisAs ssssted. Tho was wen easily by Beau
rsOsra in three stRztfhs hsata Tfms 22oAA 323 snA
2s731- Tie second race, 2.2i class. for . purss Of
600, was BY Jades Davis IN four hssts cue of
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
GFORGIA'S MOCRING-BfRD SALEG
I,rnfu rhd A krnufn Canxf(knfiOn.

Many mocking- birds are -hIpped from
Atanfa the North and West The young
birds arc caught by the hundred by small boys who
uedd. them s nifty each They kept IN their
native ellne until they four i've msnths old ana
then are by express to all parts Of the country,
good bird four months old, II worth from VI To 10.
They sing well when year old. Is Is astonishing 10
what extent their initiative faculties may he trained by
natieut Ingenuity There hooking bird In Atlanta
who whistles Dixie" Last Rose Of Summer and two
or three other perfectly. He Is estimated at fibu-
ious value by hts proud owner.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
I 9 ] 8 Q 3 o . g-5
A woMEN,s swIst!aING MATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Ang. IL (Speciail. - The
swimming match betwesn fenss pupils n the Almond
Street Bath House came of afternoon tho Della
ware. The course half mile with o turn Feur
contestants appeared at the starting point and after
very prcty ogthcr win purse Of S2o
and gold medal by Mary B,aton La Ina utes
aud l8 seconds.