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New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
NEWS FROM the SUBURBS.


DEATH OF sNAItHEM.'
Georg, Leesc, better known "snatchcm." one OF
the best known sporfing" characters OF his day died
at Iockaway yesterday. He was born In birmingham.
England sixty.three years ago ana came TO NewNsrk
after he had himself title OF prizenghier
After several battles In this country he accumulated
sufficient money to open hotel In Wes: Brosd~ay:
This the OF noted sporting men. aud
Ieese was the road riches when he became seized
with the gamb ing fever and tho faro bank soon ruined
him. and again. broken down, he resumed bis position
in the prize ring He and lost several battles. tho
last being with "Phil Clair on Rker's Island which
resulted IN n riot aud Clair being declared the winner
ese later forsook for time his associates and natural
proovies. and, with "Kii" sddons opened the Water
Street Museum. This he tired of ana for-sken 10y
his former companions and frlcndle-s he drlned over
10 Long Island. Ten years ago he went To k0ckawhy
Reach and was employed as a special officer his knowl
edge OF " crooks" placed many In his power and 10
them he became terror Up 10 the timo OF MS
death he was In the employ OF william Wainwright ana
by him he will he buried IN Jamaica to-day A. trainer
Jersc equals IN his day He was tine trainer OF
Slddons I'm his sht win Chambers. Ho also brought
out a number OF young fighters, who made for them
selves mark years sfterward. At one time he was tho
owner OF the famous Titburn rat pit In this city Ito
was single aud as far as known had no near fca-
tlyes living.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

The American Association pennant race .drags along
slowly and the St Louis Brown Stockings seem almost
smrs Of winning They stl hold long lead over their
nearest opponents The Cincinnati PlttsbnrS nS ana
homes TO All second place the end OF the season The
Athletic leads the Eastern clubs and VIII pronaoy
remain there to the end OF the season. The baltimore
club seems reasonably OF holding sixth place,
while the Metropolitan Brooklyn team Will be last
The Metropolitan club plays at the Polo Grounds this
week for the first time In several weeks The men are
playing with apparent indifference and do NOT care
Whether their club loses The Beard OF Direc-
tors NAV take hand their little game this week and
point out the players the fact that II they do not play
6all they cannot collect any salary. The Brooklyn
PLAYERS are doing slightly better than the Metropoans
but they not accomplishing anything to make BROOK
to date s as follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
JERSEY CITY.

John Cuf, OF No. l79 Fourteenthst., while drunk
Yesterday, struck his wife blow with his fist which
fractured her jaw-boDe. He arrested and the
woman sent to ST. Francis Hospital.
Martin Muery, OF Jersey aud Yorkst while on a
Yesterday went to John Bannons house In Bayst
Mr. Bannon, who Is an old man, locked the door Null
Isry kicked IL down and attacked BannoD, who picked
up glass and struck Mulcry the head with the
glass and knocked him seuscless II is thought that
Mullery's skull is fractured.
Mrs. Mccarthy and Mrs Farrell went out rowing from
the Elysian fields yesterday Mrs. Mccarthy row
lug and Mrs. Farrell had her baby In ber lap when a
wave from passing steamboat capszcd tho row boat.
]. Haren "a member OF the Hudson Canoe Club. plunged
into the water. He succeeded In pushing
the uptnrned boat enough to the women for them
10 grasp aud then he pushed IL into shoal water
that they were able to wade ashore
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
rREEnAsoys ooyyG TO NIAGARA yAL1a

committee of prominent members of the Free
Order have arranged for excursion of three
days to Niagara Falls, the West Shore Railroad.
The excursion will start in special trains from the
Weehawken station at $50 a. m next Monday arriv-
ing at Niagara Falls at 1890 p M; the visitors will
leave the Falls at $50 Wednesday, and reach
New-York at 1890 p. m The entire expense for the
round trip, railroad fare and hotel accommodations
has been fixed Mt $11 90 One of the objects of the
excursion to and the Masonic Ball syum Fund
and 1t Is guaranteed that upon every ticket sold 81
shall be given TO the fund.- The brethren have wondered
from time to time that so many years have passed
without some movement being made to pay the heav.
Indebtedness on the building.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
GREAT CHESS TOURNAMENTS IN EUROPE

Every one interested in chess has been inter,
ested in the progress OF the great
offered 10 the fact that almost every country IL
represented in the contests The British Chess Assoei
ton has lust brought forward
n new champion In the person OF young Mr.. GnnsDerg,
of London who performed the unprecedented Feat or
carving of the chief honors without suffering single
defeat 1t was claimed however. that he did not meet
any of the strictly rscass In that encounter
and no one thought him capable OF defeating the great
players who to contend in the Hamburg
But the that ne again the dark horse
who was to ont the favorites The following Is the
complete which will possess great interest mere
from the fact that Mason and MachenLlc the FAMOUS
Arna rican nj both participattd:
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
KILLING HIMSELF IN A STABLE.

Phillip Sheridan, age twenty committed
suicide OF Thursday afternoon In Elizabeth " j., by
shooting himself through the hoari. He Is son OF
County Collector Sheridan, wealthy carpenter. OF
Elizabeth Young sheridan was formerly employed by
Dunn n Cases Ncws Agency. sheridan went to work
in his fathers shop IN East Grand. Broadsn May
ms bookkeepcr. At 9 o'clock Thursday he left tho
shop with a roll OF plans and no. seen again until
his body found last nght stable In the rear OF
the shop The body half covered with hay. sheri-
dan is said, has been drinking heavily. This u the
only cause given for his act twenty-five calibre
yolyer with empty chamber aud box OF cartridges
were found near where the body lay.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
INSPECTOR STEERS BETTER.

Saturday morning Just before the procession
FROM the City Hail. was much better yesterday. He was
On auiy ,m amos' VIII enpermtenaent Mnr,
around the City Hall from Wednesday afternoon until
sny rest was from 10 a m each Jav and tov ara ssrd
the close his nervous system affected by fatigue
that he unable TO got much sleep even during those
hours. On Saturday morning he was overcome with
faintnoss He received medical attention and was able
70 sleep ON SATURDAY..
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
LONG ISLAND.

RocKAwAY-The highest tide that the beach has expe-
rienced for years prevailed yesterday Tho breakers a
the foot Of Rcnsen.ave whio the spray darted upon
Murray & Valentines dancing platform. The plank
walk along the carried away from tho Grand
Republic Hotel to the Iron Pier aud IN places
above that point. Numerous hot and fruit stands
carried soaward and several pail booths demolished
IA young man whose name could not be sscertained
went In bathing yesterday at Murray Valentines Ho
swan out TO the Iron upright which supports the bath
ing line This he climbed and dove from the top fatally
injurng himself.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
STATEN ISLAND.

The usual contingent OF fishermen went down TO Staten
Island In the midnight boat on Saturday to be on tho
Richmond Valley early the day. This plah Of going
down Saturday night gives the anglers abundant
time 10 sh during food tides to have rest during
the heat the day and then return to the city early In
the evening No less than 300 anglers 20 down TO toe
island every Sunday seek the haunts Of tho weaksh
sheepshead, scabass and bluefsh
CLPIoS--John W. Metcalf was arrested on Saturday
charged with stealing gold watch from tho cabin OF
pleasure yacht at IAweTs Marine Railway Thomas
Englebrich proprietor OF the Vanderbilt House. has -
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
ENTRIES FOR THE SARATOGA RACES
SARATOGA, Aug. 9.-The following are tht

probable starters in to-morrow's races
First race-virgie H. lo2 pounds Queen o. % tc
Charley ss Red Girl, 93; vdette SO; MISS bo"ier'
90 Belle OF Louisville. SO. no Wall.
aower ia: Beotblack 100; Mittie b.. 96; Bessie rs.
Third race-AretIno 12O pounds; Farewell iio
Da," Fonrth raceGuydcttc. 90 pounds Brat l0t
BETTER u.s. Bin sisty I9s Baron Fayerot tro hce SO
Iyery los /; Minnie Meteor. log; strathspey loo;
Loftin 1Os jim Renwick los; Mary O. ,o- Jog. 40.
Father John 1870 Wizard, 1927 Tarquin l42 Syracuse
1SO Guy, lCO
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
NEWARK.

United States Marshal Bell last week found that John
Hughes noted countereiter and cx-convct, pass
ing counterfeit silver pieces OF the denomination OF Ave.
ten and nfty cents. On Saturday the Marshal was At
Pitman's Grove carnpmeeting near Camden, N. j. and
secured evidence that Hughes and confederate were
passing nfy-cent pieces In tho crowd. He arrested
Hughes and took him To Elmer. where Hughes
lives Here the prisoner revealed the place of hiding In
the woods OF his cOunterfeitng appartus and after
curing tho Marshal went to the house OF Samuel Dare,
farmer and arrested him "a confederate OF Hughes
Both men were lodged IN the Jail ut Camden yesterday
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Baseball, Chicago against New-York Polo Grounds,
u. ,.... xt.,s.,,sr
Dinner to Canadian Press Association Mahha''ah
Beach.
"Tim Mccarthy case, General Sessions:
Barrachina extradtion case, beforo Commss'oh'i
Osborn. 49,,
Electrical Commission. Metropolitan Hotel, noon;
Prohibition Party County Convention rarepa h'i''
evening - ,,s, .,...,u,or
Grant Memorial services, Shiloh tcolorcd) Prespytcr-
Ian Church. evening.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
WEaTCp ESTER COUNTY.

YoyKERs.-T.mothy Crook. age seventeen, was goni
up on the elevator shaft No 10 OF the new aqueduc
Yesterday when 1t was accidentally upset and he wa
thrown 10 tho bottom His skull was fractured and b
died as taken out OF the shaft
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
HUSBANDS woRs1ED IN DOMESTIC BRA WIS.

seyentn st. and his wife Catharino had light In their
rooms last night. Mrs Duane seized an axe and
hponght it down on her husbands head. infictng q
dangerous wound. He was taken to tho Bellevue
Hospital. A. -.
No 2I2 Last Ninety John DAILY put his arm
through glass globe and cut his arm severely Ae was
removed to tho Presbyterian Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
GAMES OF BASEBALL

CINCINNATI, Aug. 9.-About 5000 persons
attended the game this afternoon.
The Cncinnatis the poorest exhibition OF fielding
they done this the home grounds but
visitors could hit Pichenty with much Mays
weakened in the fourth inning and with hard hittng.by
che Cincinnatis, Mays's wild delivery and several
Wretched the part OF the Lousves the game
practically at the end Of the inning The
Iouisvilic-.................O o 0 o O.
Base hitsCinc matt. IL Louisville. s. Errors-Cin-
einnat, Louisville, u. Ptchers-Plchcnty and Mays.
Umpre-Danicls
ST. LOUIS. No., Aug. 9.-Morrs proved himself too
much for the Browns today while McGnnis batted
With comparative ease by the Pitsburgera Sullivan
had five passed balls In inning which contributed
materially the OF the visitors. The fielding
On both sides was sharp and at times brilliant The
score s follows:
D. Louis o o l.
Base bts-st Louis s; Pittsburg 10. Errors-st Lonis
~; PiitsbuIg 4. Pitchers-McGinnis and Morria Umpire
Mr. Tunison.
Al Ridge wood-Wilkesbarre. :; Ridgewood, o.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
r. III. M ACY e. co.

81 with mdse and passengers to Henderson Bros. Arrived
at the Bar at 1926 am.
Philadelphia. Hess Laguayra July 80 Puerto Ca
beo 81 Curacao days with dse and passengersto Bou-
Steamer wyanoke. Hulpners. Richmond CITY Point and
Norfolk Win noise ana 20 ga m % 20
Va. with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion IS Co
Steamer Gen Whitney Bearse Boston with mdse to IL
Dimock.
ship Regulus Nor olsen Dunkrk 81 days. ballast to
Benham & Boyesen.
Bark Lea INor Larsen. Stockholm June g. Arenda 81,
with iron and empty barrels TO orert vessel 10 master
Bark (Nor Taralsen Stettn June I've desfand
81 days with cement and empty barrels to ORDER vessel to
Bark sgne Iswed skogstrom Brake days with
empty barrels 10 order vessel Funch. Edye Co.
Beta Nor VALE, Dunkirk AZ days with iron and
Bark Walter Scammc tof st John NIB. Mcleod. 1favre
40 empty barrels 10 order vessel TO Scamme Bros
schr Aranna tBrl Gale It john NB days. with lumber
10 Scammcll Bros
schr Lizzie tBrl. Dykeman st John. NIB. days, with
lumber to order vessel 10 A 7 Heney.
sUNsET-w sancv Hook. moderate Sc cloudy At
City Island ligllt. SCI cloudy.
sandy Hook. 10 pm Barometer 80 Thermometer. 60;
Wind. Sc miles. SWELL heavy Il. Weather. fair.
Arrived yesterday
BARK Deap ANNAPOLIS Nsl. Pan June lS. with
rags empty order; Ewell Co
Bark Naylgatore Ita Masseloni Genoa 50 daysn ballast
BARK Vale Nor Chrstonsen Valencia 35 days. In ballast
90 e Doe. -
Bark Irene Aus Pasquan Alexandria E, 7s days. with
fark Annie Marshall (Br,. Tooker. Plymouth SO days
with clay to order vessel 10 j + whitney & Co
Bark Julia Brown Dickinson. Baltimore days. with coal
10 master.
Cleared yesterday
Brscoc lBr), Scott Medteranean ports-snpson
Spence Young.
SAILED
Biscoc Naples Crisobal Co,on Barcelona
YoxfOId Beaufort.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDGRPORr.On Saturday coun el for New York city
In the case OF Nathaniel Sands. who recently took the
poor debtors and Is in JAIL applied TO judge
Hall OF the Court OF Common Pleas asking REVIEW Inc
Judge named Saturday, August %.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

As most OF the players had entered for the British
Counties Tournament, which began August g. there
was no time t. play of ties and the amount OF the
eight prize- and liberal csntrbon frsn tue city OF
Hamburg and the Academy OF Arts and sciences was
divided
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

curious duel with pistols took place at Montretout
ON July "a AT the word OF command Doth tne aavor.
sares raised their weapons and one or them hred put
without result was noticed tnst tne pistol & OK the
ents seconds they found that no had Deliberately un'
loaded IT, One wonders what would have been tpe feel
ings Of the man who nred had his shot proVea satal
fLondon Globe.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
ROCKLAyD COUNTY.

NrAcR.-The body OF q boy was found In the river
near Hook Mountain yesterday. II that OF boy
about years old and had been In the water fol
seYeral days.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
BUFFALO
LITHIA WATER,
A POWERFUL AND THE ONLY KNOWN SOLVENT
OF IN THE BLADDER IT DIssOLyES
BOTH THE PHOSPHATE AND URIC
ACID SEDIMENT.

Case ofM. c., stated by Dr. @. Halsedd Boyand late
Professor Of Surgery, Baltimore Medical college, late
Surgeon French Army (Decorated), Member AmerScas
Medical Assocfatton
"The Of Mr. affords undoubted evidence that Buffalo
hia Water Spring No. 2ls Soren for Stone the Bidd-
der About year after under opera
ton f9r Stone he used this water at the springs Upon
rival he passing small quantities DepJsx OF
the Triple Inoshdte and Magnesfa Variety and
for the relief Of present suffering making frequent and
free OF 0piaes the Properties ot
the Water were evident in the dmn Of the
Deposit the increased quantity discharged By It's change
from Concrete Lgsps % s saad which he scharged t.
diminished UNTIL after stay eight the Springs
he returned home with the Deposit dissolved and
washed out OF the system the Dathesis et ortgo
mor altered There has been disappearance Of the at
ment In his general condition"
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
4 rRoTrERs LEG VALUED AT s25. 900.

ROCHESTER,, Aug 9.-J. p. shatz, owner OF the no'eo
trotter Jewett will begin action tomorrow against 'he
NewYork Central Railroad for damage done 10 MS morse
while the containing it stood on siding mere iie
,a COO ooO for the animal and will claim $25 900 dam
ases. The horse thrown down by tae snun''hs VI
cars. and one o; Its legs was permanently Injured
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK.
SEVEN CONTESTS PROMISING SPORT OF RARE
INTEREST.

SEVEN CONTESTS PROMISING SPORT OF RARE
INTEREST
The seven races at Monmouth Park to-day are
q the highest interest," thirteen of the best
olds In the country will comrete for the Champion
otaIon Stakes and In the Champion Stakes Miss Wood.
tord will meet Louisette, Wanda, st. Augustine and the
famous western Gelaing Freeland, who certainly
Che best horse in the West last year. The full list Of
outxies was printed in TnE TRIBUNE yesterday, and
Ny are repeated below.
1Anox should win the first race with Elgn second.
q Electrcs uncommon staying power may give him the
pAemcion Stallion Stakes but Portland, Ban Fox Quito
H49 nseeonet VII make Desperate struggle for 1t.
Vhile eeyanfc, Qyclops and Ben Ali ali dangerous
- g. w2oaiord lord y likely to win the Champion Stakes
HesS-ahd.4ce should win the fourth race with Tolu
ns:sss should get the Seaside Stakes with East
6eph9 TAcss and. stseplsohssss arc 10 much In the
an6s o 1windler that they should not ba touched Fol-
}pWtnS ase TIE snts1ess
tlasr RACE, TaREE-YyAR-oLps. SPECIAL WEIGHTS,
! MILE.
49, ""iG1 sI1sss3 sss. - N"ssSss
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ssooxD AAcA eHAxrzox STALLION srAxss. TWO
t1Aa-oLDs, + NILE.
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New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

BICYCLIsTs TO RACE IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Arrangements have
been completed for great handicap bicycle
race open to professional riders to begin at Athletic
Park ia this city, september 81 for purse of 5000
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

The games scheduled for this week are as follows:
LEAGUE.
Monday-New.York VS. Chicago. Polo Grounds New-York
Tuesdiy-Boston va New.York. Boston; Providence vs
Philadelphia, Providence
Weinesday-Boston New-York. Boston; Providence
Philadelphia Providence Detroit Chicago Detrotj Buf
fal0 st. Louis, Buffalo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NewYork. Providence Boston
Phiadelpha Boston Buffalo va 81 Louis, Buffalo De-
t5oit Chicago. Detroit
Irday-Bufao ST. Louis Buffalo; Detroit va Chicago.
Detroit
SATURDAY Providence New-York Providence; Boston
vs. Phade pha Boston Detroit Chicago Detroit; Buf.
falo vs. St Louis Buffalo.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Monday-No games.
Tuesdty-Metropolitan Brooklyn. Polo Grounds. New
York Athletic Baltimore Phi adelpbia: St Louis
Pittsburg Louis Cincinnati Louisville Cincinnati
Wednesday Metropolitan vs. Brooklyn; Polo Grounds
Eew-York Athletic baltimore Philadelphia.
Thursday Metropolitan Baltimore Polo Grounds. New
Yors; Athletic Brooklyn. philadelphia; Louisville
PittsDurg Louisville ST LOUIS Cincinnati. St. Louis
Saturday Metropolitan VS.. Baliimsro Pso Grounis. New
YORK Athletic Brooklyn, Phadep phia ST. Louis vs.
Cincinnati St Louis Louisville vs. Pttsburg Louisville.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
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FOREIGN PDHr3

FOREIGN PDRr3
LONDON Aug e-Arnved, Storm Queen fBr). Wi
son from Montreal Boston city Br SheTborpe. Boston,
LIVERPOOL Aug S-Arriyed. steamers Lake Nepgon (Br
Tranmer from MOntres Baltimore (Sr Trensry from Bal
timoro.
sailed. steamer Missouri (Brl, POULAND,, Boston.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 9-Arry.si steamer British Crown (Br).
from Philadelphia July 30 on her way 10 Liverpool
oth@sailsd steamer Auana Dr. Hans. from Liverpool
for NewYork.
GLASGOW, Aug 7-sailed. steamer Buenos Ayrean lBr)
Scott. for Montreal.
HAvaE Aug S-sailed steamer Amerique tFr, sante for
New-NOrk
for NewY0rk.
GIDRALIAE. Aug 0sailed steamer TyrI2n (Br), Hasssn
stein for New.York.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MAGNIFICENT
LINE or FINE FRENCH BRoCADE
DRESS SILKS,
ALL BLACK GROUNDS AND COLORED FIGURES,
AT Soc PER YARD; WORTH 81 25 ALSO, NOVELTIES
IN RICH STRIPED
VELVETS & PLUSHES,
BOTH FOR MILLINERY AND DRESS DRApINGs.
THE LATEST STYLES AND SHAPES IN
HATS and B0NNETS
FOR PRESENT WEAR; ALSO THE LATEST NOVEL
TIES IN FEATHERS FLOWERS, PoMPONs, &C.
BLACK SILKS,
WE HAVE JUST SECURED 500 SMALL PIECES,
CONTAINING FROM IL TO % YARDS, OF RICH
BLACK GRos GRAIN, BLACK SATIN DUCHEssE,
BLACK RADzIMIR. OTTOMAN AND
BLACK SILKS.
ARMURES.

THEY ARE HIGH-cosT GOODS, CUT IN THE
ABOVE LENGTHS AS MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES,
FROM WHICH TO TAKE ORDERS FOR FALL DE.
LIVERY AS THEY ARE NO LONGER REQUIRED
FOR THAT PURPOSE, WE HAVE PURCHASED THE
ENTIRE LOT AT GREAT REDUCTION FROM REG.
ULAR PRICES. AND WILL OFFER THEM AT MUCH
LESS THAN COST OF PRODUCTION. PRICES
RANGE FROM 74c TO 81 4S PER YARD.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT WILL CLOSE AT II O'CLOCK
NOON ON SATURDAYS DURING JULY AND
AUGUST.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
HOME NEWS.
ppnMINENr ARRLYAi.S

VipdsOr HOfeE-Judce John e. ChurchlIl, OF
Oswcgo - Aibemarie Hotel-Judge George A. l!arih
OF the NewYork supreme Court petor'a HJelm I'm
Ire,ts Hofel-Osmun Latrobe. Of Baltimore. GnscH
Homse-s,ilson HutcLns and H'let Kilbourn Oh WASH
In
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK......,.....sU AUo' u 1880
ArRfvEp.
Steamer Norseman tnr). MADDOX Liverpool 'uy 40. Wv.
ws:s. csSpSs Ss SsiysS Sds
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
INTERESTING HoMING PIGEON FLIGHT

INTERESTING HoMING PIGEON FLIGHTS.
The first of the young bird races to the , lolts
OF the Hudson Club flown yesterday from Buring
ton N j. The start was at $40 a. IN. The hrst pros
TO pass the wires to each loft were as follows:
Distance. Speed.
T. r. aoldmans Reg 475 at 1924 m......65 lll8 So So
M r. Maeuires Reg !, TAT at l040 ..-.65 9;l6 1eg
L. s spangehls Reg 1899 at l0;3sH 3 m...oi % O'
Goldman won first, second, third and NTH win slnec @
birds and sixth with three birds. giving him an OF MS
entry at home. Iverscn won fourth ana tehth Win
single birds. Maguire won seventh win Two o,,us
niuh eleventh and twelfth with single birds aIi at
home spangehl won thirteenth TO sixteenth lncusyc'
The best actual speed to each loft counting from agh
ing time was Goldman s13 yards; lversen |o3 ;
Magure 773 Spangehl, 760 yards.
The next Tor the returns VIII sbe neIt eunoay
from Havre de Grace, Nd, 13s miles suppiemchtay
race will be iown Sunday from Burlington INC
entries to birds not ready for the race yesterday
Five young birds owned by +. IL. Conover, heyPorl,
n j. are entered for series OF Journeys 10 De now
from coast increasing distances Tor succeeu
ing Journeys with jacksonville Fla. the nna statlon
The object aside distance record for young pru
ia to test the The hrst Jou rney was
on last Saturday from irncgat, fortyhye miles inc
start at 2:l5 D. n.: the returns at All Z r. M. 49,,
The next for distance record 10 pc ov thc
birds OF Samuel Hunt, Fall River. Mass TO be hown LOT
public record from Montgomery. Ala, l03O mes Inc
last journey was from Greensboro, n. e., 900 miles,
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

Tn th. pames betyeen the Eastern and Western clubs
the former still far ahead having won xhilc
the former have won only seveny.seven games IRON
tho Eastern clubs. Tho New York CLUB ieaas wh.h ,
shrtvsix victories and ten defeats. The Chicago c'uo
follows next with tryne victories and fteen defeats
rV,a cord IN uafe ia ~ follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
MARiNE iNTELLf6 ENOE
MINIATURES ALMANAC

MINIATURES ALMANAC
sun rsss bo2, tt ZOO Moon set, 7olMoons ago. ds ~
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
EH-ssdy EHssndy hSot 7sS dOs island soiIs daia $50
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

We guarantee the speedy, painless and per
manent without knife causc or saye o. the larses
stamps Worlds Dspensary Medical Association, 663 Main
st., Buffalo, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

In the American Association the Western clubs are
having walkover. In the games so far played between
the clubs sections the Western Mines have beaten
their Eastern opponents l28 times while the latter
have date only ffty-nne games from the west
ern mines. Tho record to date Is subIoined: