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New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
A r1REnAvs DEAD PERPEcT" SYSTEM
gro4o 1fIs nofro{f Eree l1,6ee

The mate OF the steamer WIS showing me
over the boat as rushed along down the great Fathr
of Waters. The particular thing he wanted me Ia
take notice OF the fact that the boat as near
frepr as steamboat roud be made. Fire hoss vss
coed up all along the various DECKS nozzes all ready to
pay and buckets OF water kept standing in yarous
localities to drown out incpleDt fires.
"Its all right II you have a system" said, as We
finally halted.
asystem Is dead perfect he replied at the cry Of
fire tap the bell That calls all the TO the slot
There isn't spot the boat which can't reach with
three streams Of water and rather guess Im COM
petent to take charge. I'm an old fireman OF twenty
years experience"
Well went of to bed by and by but hadn't turned in
vet when somebody shouted fire load he coald
veil rushed out. We were bowling along within fft5
feet of the Shore and away aft there bright blaze
Of flame and rush Of smoke started that way. but
somebody ran over me- sprawled out sprang up, and
heard a splash In the water negro ran past mo ana
rang the bell and second got down O coil OF lose,
ouened fight on the fire. aud directed matters senshy
that the flames were subdued. Then the captain
came aft and r0ared out:
Johnson, Johnson Where in blazes is the mattel"
Nobody knew. We hunted for him, but he was not
found He was the old fireman Of twenty years expcr.
ieuce who overheard struck 0vt for the Al
the ALARM leaving the negro deck hands to The
boat and so lives.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
GOOD RACING AT sHEEPSHEAD TO-DAY.
THE SPECIAL SWEEPSTAKES FOR THREE-YEAR-oLDs
HORSES THAT OUGHT TO WIN.

THE SPECIAL SWEEPSTAKES FOR THREE-YEAR-oLDs
HORSES THAT OUGHT TO WIN.
There should be large attendance at the
Sheepshead Bay race to-day for the programme
promises that will delight the heart of every
sincere horseman and stir his blood WIN
enthusiasm. The great Of the day is the special
sweepstakes for ree-year-ods $500 each with $1,000
added a miles, The metal Of four Of the swiftest ana
soutest colts OF the year will be tried to its utmost ana
it will bo proud victory for the winner The colts are
yolante, Hidalgo Alta and Bersan IL
was hoped that Wanda would also be
entered, SO that the three-year-old supremacy
could at last be settled but the y is not herself and
great confidence his colt and it has beon justified by
many brilliant Victories. yoante however, will have
stayers tho long distance viii just suit both OF them
and M will undoubtedly 1S'sn, be hi, hghs 4ecord
should win the race as Hidago may not take up the
lls pounds weight ceyery asit expected he can
Alta has run wc and is weightcarrier while Bersan
has been looked upon a. different times as tae psss
this Hidago may be looked upon moderately certain
The first race is weltor handicap 31e miles, with
fifteen entries Abba should win, and Taeyrahd may
The second race is handicap for horses have run
and not won at this meeting Eight entered for t.
As War Eagle has been improving OF late; ecksS nc
up and Favor ought to get the place.
The third race Is the Bouquet Stakes, two.year old
handicap, seveneighths OF mile Sixteen youngsters
have accepted the weights and the result exceedingly
doubtful selecting %nner is gTfGt o oSe Of
Mr. scott's pair ought to reach the wire first. while
Inspector b. from the way he Tuesday, should stand
The fifth race the great Fall Selling Stakes Fifteen
OF tho fcrtytwo original entries are named TO start
Mr. KesO has two strings TO his bow and should and
winner. while Cleaner ought to make great fight Tor
the place ,A,
cap, one and hvoeighth miles. Louisette should WIN
and Euclid get the place; lac, 81. ., ,,o or,r,o.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE NEwJERsEY FAIR


Jersey State Fair at Wnyerly yesterday, among tie
nromnent persons present being Senator Sewhl GcOIe
~ Halsey ex- x-Congressmen Hardenbnrgh ana halght,
ouJ Rcnilnin Lee OF Trenton. The exhibits were
Greatly Improved the horticultural display being beau
fu aud attracting admirng crowds In the afternoon
Le racing was the Of attraction Ihe hsI race
MS for horses of the 23O clss !Or purse OF $500
Usryey won the best time being 250. In the second
race for troing pairs purse Of $50, Ella Medium anu
IJile Mac won in 9:35i 5i2 The third race, Tor running
eaLs purse OF $1,000 was the feature OF the Gay G o.
B,rry Both were New.Iork teams. Ghost ana DC
E.rry won heats I'm I:jsla and l:oo In ihc hrst
race J. T. Gilbert. who drove fdalia, came ~ collision
with another wagon and broke r wheel. tlibert was
thrown ont and received several injuries The accident
caused some excitement.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
BLASTING FOR THE AqUsDU0r AT FoRDHAM

People who live at FOrdham Heights are sub
iected at present almost constant series OF shocks
both day and night In consequence or tie heavy blast
that going I'm tho shaft and tunnel OF the new
a1ueduc The shaft has been sunk In the woods on the
hillside, short distance from the Fordhain Heights
station OF til, kew-YOrk CITY and Northern Railroad,
aud the force of the explosions that houses
are shaken their foundations for distance of hall
mile or more away. No damage OF any account has
been reported however and the work Of tunueng the
solid appears be going in satisfactory man
ner large number of men employed, divided INTO
day night gangs, and railroad track has been laid
from the mouth tho sunkoD shaft westward toward
the Harlem River IN order facilitate the transporta
tiOn OF the broken rock which accumulates rapidly
This rock s dumped In the woods, the track being cX
tended as necessity REQUIRES.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
SHOWCASES IN FoURTEE NrH-sT

Charles L. Bentley, through his counsel, John
Deahauty. yesterday applied to Justice Barrett In tho
Supreme Court, Chambers for mandamus directing the
.ioners Public Works and the Superintendent
of UcumbrancCs to romOye ths showcase which they
eavc permission TO his ucghbors to place on either side
of his store No. II West Fonrtecnthst Under recent
decision Justice Van Brunt 10 was claimed that no
person had "a right To place showcase within the stOOp
line even Assist Corporation Counsel Sterling main
tained that private dyidual could not obtain man.
da mus unless he could show that he had sustained
sreciai damage Afidayits stating that Tue SHOWCASES
cre moi more than feet high within the htOop
nc and were no obstruction were presented In behalf
OF their owners. rhe decision was reserved.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
REPAIRING THE AoUEDUoT.

For the past four days force of men, under
the direction Chief Engineer Birdsal have been at
work repairing the Croton Aqueduct general In
specton Is annually made IN October The water Is then
shut OF the entire length Of the aqueduct and the
gineers 90 through and examine the foundation sides
and roof There several places where he aqucduet
Is structuray weak and repairs have 10 be made each
year Some time ago leak was discovered about one
and half miles above Van Cortlandt Station. ON the
New-York CITY and Northern Railroad II continued TO
grow worse and as measure OF precauton the water
shut of at the Cr00l Lake and this and other weak
spots repaired. Yesterday the water turned
again. and late In the day had reached the Central
PARK reservoir
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
1pPAID OF BEING SHOF BY A WOMAN.
DrnOlyl

ThOmas JOhnsOn, VINO eIOptU IIUHL DIVUhIll ~ y
,ast winter with Mrs Lydia p Hanan ana aterwara We
serted her In Toxas and returned to ths cy' U
ia now living with his wife, was arrested ~ s
vesterday at the instance OF Mrs Hanan 5he cnarkeS
In the affidavit upon which the warrant was was S ON
that johnson secured power OF attorney from ncI U
Anr 90 at Austin Tex. and then went 70 br9oniyn ~
and sold two lots OF land in Grahamaye. pe1ngng "
her and took 81 375 from the proceeds. % sia,
anan heard OF this returned TO look aiter the mat
ter Finding that Mrs Johnson was ~ mouse ing in
and was received with much energy By MIS- ohnson
that her dress torn nearly III snIons, .ion ,
secured the warrant for Johnsons arrest mncn 'uhu
court he asked for protection from Mrs Hanan say
Inc tbut he understood that she Intended 10 snoot D
duS nr .sht lie was held for trial in $4,000 ball
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
AZ ODD EscAPE ERon 4 BEAR

= FIVfV !H' I'0''I7' I.1'V = , a,
The farmers in the vicinity [ of NewTy do
not try TO Keep many sheep OAe OF thcm went M on
the mountain with yoke Of oxen to haul out some
TIMBER not long ago very large ana hungry bear APP
pcsrcd on he and rushed nc the cattle with mouth
omen and eyes full OF Jury The snortcd aud start
Ell ON a wild galop down the steep mountain The
farmers Judgment good as his caiile's. He had
nothing with which 20 defend himself and no had 10
think lively TO devise way of escape. lie did an anus
ing hut brilliant thing. Running between the oxen ne
caught hold Of the ring IN the yoke and danged there m
and out OF tho reach VI tho bear. The old GROWER
iumped aud suared around The oxcnS Hanks and tore
their hides but could reach the man between them
han gng OH for dear life.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
LONG ISLAND.

IOvG IGASD CTTT-Thc Common COnncii on Iucsiay
night passed ordinance impos license Zee "i sIoO
on skating rinks... Yesterday, ~ tue queens 'ouhS
Court Of Session. HcudersJn Mclean. alas bul hth
dcrson co'orcd notorious horse thri was h'utenccl
20 the Sing Sing Prison for term Of eight years ana SIX
inOnths at hard labor
JAMAIcA-Picrpont Potter will celebrate BIS ninety
second rthdny today. IIc l. lawyer ani tnt ir last
afy-ouc wears he has been clerk ~ the Queens County
Board Of Supervisors and hls attended almost every
meeting of tbe Board Ic is also clerk IN hc queens
Cupty Surrogate Office aud records most oi the wilH
Mr Potter claims 10 be the oldest Mason ia tic state
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races, sheepshead Bay
p. M. ,...;uo polo arounds 4
p. N. -, MD pouroad s,ockhold.
ers, Mills Building, noon. .r, =, . -
Holt-Warper reference. before Referee Cole, II a. ~
Hearing OF raglmportcrs before Quarantine Commis-
Queens County Republican Convention, Jamal. !.
Primary elections OF Prohibition party, BrookiSn'
Special exhibition of fireworks by H. j. Pain Manhat
tan Beach.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotel-Viscount de. Noguelras;
Portuguese Minister Jges and Use. @
Nose Tisier Of Butfai - Windeor Hoet-George NJ
pullman and Elskinc NJ. Phelps. Of Shicago o New.
Jersey Grand Hotet-Cslonel George l. Andrews,
IT, S. Army Breroort House-Rear AdmraIp Dandei Dias
Ammcp U s. Navy 49, Hoffman Housc-E r. Oakes,
yice-uresent of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
- Hotel Nogpqndie-Samuel L. Clemens, OF Hartford
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
ANNUAL FEAST OF A TURTLE CLUB.

The eighty ninth annual dinner of the Iio-
boken Turtle Club eaten at ITS grounds In Jerome
ave. yesterday by majority OF the organizations mem
bers and several invited guests Among the many
present General George B. Sheridan Of Chicago
J. Annoy Knox, of Terds sttfn0si James W. Collier,
Judge White, James Roche. ex-Aderman McCahc. Cap.
tain Lynch ex-Alderman Gedney, Henry b. Bangs and
Benjamin. Van Ripper, of Jersey General Car, Sec
retary OF State aud ex-senator Gordon, OF Georgia,
expected but owing 10 business engagements were
unable 10 The dinner was success IN every way
Many OF those mentioned made speeches which were
loudly applauded but Mr. Collier. who spoke not,
ceiyed tue largest bouquet II about the size OF
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

The highest rent paid in Germany tits thought that
which Is for little niche the staircase lead
ing down TO the famous Bresau restaurant the Schwed.
ntz cellar by sausage vender for the frying and
sale OF his savory ware. The place Is barely largo
enough 10 admit small table with fryingpan on. and
stand for the vender behind IT. yet at public auction
by the city authorities the lease for II for term ol
wears Knocked down to the highest bidder at $500
marks er annum. which Is $50 marks less than was
paid by the last lcssee.-(Troy Times.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
wEsrcHEsTER COUNTY.

sfyG SlNG-Onlcer Kopp. while patrolng the village
Yesterday saw "a tramp outer tho premises oi Mr;
Mnngam AID found that he was begging. He arrested
him but a. soon "a tho OilCcr reached the sldaNalk
with his prisoner the latter drew knife ana cut TIE
officers coat badly.
PtpKsKuL-Horaoe Hood. aior getting drunk on
Tuesday night went home and tumbicd his Witon sew
ing machine by which shr Was supporting tue mly,
o of the window lie then seized revolver and Hired
nj his wife several times
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
xEw.YoRK BASEBALL NEN DEsPoyDESr.

The League baseball games of the last TWO
days fully illustrates the uncertainty OF the H"tolal
game Tho four clubs that won on Tuesday were an
beaten Yesterday Tho ChcaFos won and the New'lork
team was beaten u Detroit. Tho local players sah 10
Trrr reporter before they l, the city recently that
hcv ,eored 10 meet Lady" Baldwin, the pitcher of the
Detroit club Tlcy fccd thai pitcher yesterday ana
wore b. dly beaten The NcwNorG niue again fails bck
lu the race aud there vas general iecHhS %. Reoi ~
h,s.i,u circles list night Bntkere OF the western
nine aro confident. but the friends ~ tho Local tenn re-
fusr 10 give mp hope and seem 10 think mat tho NeM
o..
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
METROPOLITANS WIN A GAME.
PITTsBURG ALLOW ONLY ONE RUN-LoUlsViLLE
DEFEATED BY BROOKLYN.

The Metropolitan baseball nine played in
greatly improved form yesterday at the Polo Grounds
while the Plttsburg players did not About LOCO peo'
ple witnessed the match. Cushman pitched effectively,
holding the opponents OF the home club to- three ns anu
striking ont fourteen OF their batters The PittsDurg
men scored their OILY in tho sixth inning, CaIIo
making throe-baso hit after eight OF his c9npslons
q Wild pitch. Hobert caught pluokiiy holding Cnsn-
mans difficult delivery admirably. The local players
1eded finely and ran tho bases with more speed ana
dash than usual. The score was follows
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

DR.. Henry W. Berg, of No. 241 Ssgenthos,1s even ds,n.
vaaterdav sent letter 20 the Coroners once ask!hs
ist an Inquest be held to ascertain the cause OF ing
death OF John Schiller OF No III ptS oS - ottend the
man on september g. and told by the patien{ Wi,e
that he had taken Paris green The man was hgn%tms %
,ni, nd resisted all efforts to make an examination
Before leaving doctor succeeded In od at az
he heller Yesterday the physician respondeu 10 -
% ne ana fonnd scbiffer dead. Coroner hessemer VIII
irva the
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
PERMITS TO OPEN STREETS.

Justice Van Blunt yesterday granted the ap-
nliratIon mado by Frederic Il. Coudert and John n.
Lewis In behalf OF the Equitable Gaslght Company for
a mandamus compelling the Commissioners Of Public
Wor TO grant permits to open certain streets for the
purpose OF laying the pipes OI the company
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

nuus oaInod-I roohy yn 30 ousVie ~ biI9 olyp 0l
Icuisyl ic T. left basca-Irooklyn. 10 iisVe 4
struck ont nroo. Ign, J. IOusy vile D b0ub.e paa.
McInurhlln Mack and Kcrins smith. PAnnls lnl INK
mo- T,o-basc ni;.--mlh p Bfo@nng. }. VIII plelC
arks Passed hals-Ic0Tl = lit ~ pl1tHe-i4eeNci
? Iuprc-Mr. Daniels Time hours.
Itws rumored late last ngh that arrangements were
being made 90 hayc the Ave gamcs between iAr sew
YORK ana clubs played IN this city Instead of at
In
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
TRADE SLOW IN PEA OHEs.

TO have low quotations ruling for peaches at
the latter end OF the singular phase OF this
market and unless trade rcyivcs there t tie hope
OF favorable reaction for sellers Trade Is extremely
oui aud enough stock has been left from day TO
day, even when receipts light, 70 give buyers
siderable independence Bos6es other fruit gaining
stwafion owing to cheap grapes and apples and
~nsAs OF pears mainly sartiets, though including
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
Aeiropotddns ri


Earned PitisbuIg rst IRE s..e osso aS
iala-Metropotan, -; Psburg, 2. struck ont Metro
pOan (; 1ittsburR. II. Left on bases-M copohI u
fittsburr Total Ease hits Metropolitan. 10 PtAbugo D.
Home runG--None 1hree-base hits-kosemln CaiIon
Kennedy l. TwO-base hits-NOne. Double pNs-,N zone
Wild ptches--Cuslman /. Morris ]. Passed baiS-Nohe
Timc-l.67. Umpire MI COauol.
The Brooklyn club again defeated its Lousyile 0I-
moments at Washington Park. Brooklyn, YESTERDAY lhe
visiting players hclded finely but could not bat haFKs
pitching. The home club did considerable DnhgInk,
bat ted hard Ougl to the game. Phillps ana
smith led in the batting. The score was
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
EOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PORf
FRIDAY. SEPT. ls
SHIPPING NEJVS.
PORT OF yEw.yoRg. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. Is. 1888
ARRTVED

PORT OF yEw.YoRg.. "WEDNESDAY. SEPT. l6. 1855
ARRIVED.
Queenstown g. with mdse and passengers to Guon Co
steamer Canada tfr De Kersab.cc Havre sept s. with
nGse passengers TO Louis de Beban Arrived at the Bar
steamer santo Domingo Kelly Azus septA San p9miseo
@ 10 and TarEs Island ii, udse and passengers to wmF
Kate Faycst B5 rio p JsTS5S %59oA Aug u
YSa Simmer 4EeS @ Of q S saE aeSn rampco Aug
TaPg 3 ya u g WITH E Fr9Ta mS1 ara
andre g sons Arrived at the Bar at ll3o N; -,
m S . sy ksmB cns Savannah ~ VIVA
Ksy M Se%D6 6SDS,n s anu 0"A
steamer Amos Bars.ow. corwn, Providence.
sUNsET-wind ~ SantT Aoox- fresh, NWi clear Az
city Island. light. NV; Gear
sandy o9 b no 1S ,or Nc o wclsse asssess: ees 81
CLEARED
steamer celti, CBr, alcaiel Liyerpo9l-E cortis.
stamcr state Of Indiana Br, Richie. Glasgow
Dsttahi steamer critic Lord. Letn. Scot n,.,, a.,
csaThGnrs stSh@aI MKtanharit tS1ai CO.
STEAMER Bermuda BF Fraser, The wndward Islands
steamer amer MIranda r BudOn Johns NJ via Halifax
Steamer State Of Texas Williams Galveston C Mallory
steamer CITY Of Columbia wooihull. charlcstOnJ oum-
' steaney az Fanny cacvalader. Hart BALTIMORE Rrena
steamer Eleanora Brags Por.land-IoTnatlq9 e 9 hsL
steamer Commonwealth. van KIRK PAiaGepma-Rooerts
sp aret;, BrnilB Ditch criIich New Anjier or Baia
via Tor Orucrs-Funch. Edye & co. ~.
sh,p Jobean Frederch (Gcr) Lamcke Hamburg Herman
EOOn & Co. ,,,... t,.uo, A ~.
SHIN RcnOwn tGerl EOsena1. Hamburg Ruger GO
snip Ben News tBr) stewart Pcrtshead DOCK hhg-Ed'
shp peatscbland (Gerl Grote Bremen-HeIman Koop
Co. rrn
s.eoners Gottario for Palermo &c Ems, Bremen Nor.
9ndie IIavre: Korno London Finance Rio Janeiro &c
JeroIne. Para; Alb1nO. Kingston. Ja
shin imperial for san Francisco -. ,..
Deap for Hayre; w James, BofueauA Nat
auna Barcelona; Alice c Dckermln. -
,lso sailed Via Iolg Islnd S5und-Seamers Miranda Tor
HALIFAX; Glaucus, RostOn
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Combination Lightel and Whstng Buoy Broazht l9wine
gas ana wbisting buoy placed i0F expeeBs
4, Ge@ncv's channel Lower Bay OF NewY0rk has been
hrought in and a whlstiing buoy put In place OF H.
Nv order of the Lighthouse Board. =,
~ A. l.. X. BENiIAai, Captain, u. ;. NJ.
Inspector, Third Lighthouse DISTRICT
| Tornplinsvle 81. sept 10. 1855.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
U,upune Sent l6-saiied Morav!a (Gerl Pes
vR rT SEPT 5saei steams Frisia Ger. Kop1 fof
| Ncw-HOrk.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

scckels and other choice fall sorts. Delaware snocks
ranged yesterday at 500 basket ana sa Ss5e WIDE
sula lots rarely did better. NewJerseye nsu nluo
renceprjmo TO extra 81 25 fair TO gooo o4O@'oci
cnIls ard email common, l5eQ2oc.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
THE NETWORKS DEFEATED.
UNABLE TO HIT BALDwINs PITCHING.

A POOR GAME IN DETRoIT-BAD ERRORS BY wELoH
AND DEAsLEY.
DETROIT, Sept. 16.-The Detroit cluo mt
welobs pitchng hard to-day and played well on the
field with the exception of Manning, who was RESPONSE
bic for one of NewYos runs Crane being snd
threw to first base executing double play FOLLOWING
IA the
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
ooop SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR.

opyNINd TIE FALL MEEuNG-soME OF THE
SCORES.
The thirteenth annual meeting of the National
Rifle Association OF America began yesterday at Creed
moor. The attendance was much larger th"l II mas
been os several years. for besides the usual NUMBER Oh
a.o, frou the State National Guard there were over
100 United statos regulars and number OF officers ana
men from the Pennsylvania and Massachusetts militia
Boston sent the largest contingent ever khoWh Inc
visiting rlnemen camped the range and tho long leS
OF wlite tents gave the ground picturesque appear
ouce General Charles +. Robbins was executive ooer'
ossstcd nv Colonols Bridge and Bodine, Lieutenant
Colonel Roullier Major Brown. Captain Charles smith
and Lieutenant 4. l.. Zalinsk Captain c. hehry VIII
haus acted Ms statistical officer and Colonel hodhey u
Ward "a treasurer. Notwithstanding the hlSh "lhu
the shooting proved unusually good ana huhoer OF
fun scores were made at the 800 yards range. Inc
keenest so rit OF enthusiasm prevailed and some very
Interesting competitions will doubtless be the result
Considerable rivalry exists between the 'tp anu l-'h
Regiments over the State aud divisional matohes boh
regmcnts are sending strong teams into the Held Iheso
matches will be shot tomorrow and SATURDAY Inc
matches shot Yesterday the first stage OF tue JUDD
me rBy and Nary JOurnU tho GOVERNOR - tnc Shan
bers street and tho All Comers MarESn he end o S
meeting The following are the leading scores III three
matches .,
ogored annually under resolution Of the Board OF
Directors OF the National Rife Association to commem'
crate the services David W. Juddin securing tho pass
age of the law by which the association was enabled to
obtain Its range opon TO all comers weapon any
military rifle intending specials Position standing
Rounds seven. Prizes. cash presented by the Nauoha
Edo Association S3l5. divided into tNeny-ohe prizes
Best possible score, 3D. -
George Joiner. 23d Regment 80
T. a. Anderson l4th Regiment
J. r. Klein 9TH Separate Company
prank stewart d0t Neeimcnt.
J. Iacrox, lAth Re ment
- n Gaus 9th battalion Albany .......
Albn KSebs' pennsylvania National u ouau ''''''''-'
CHAMBERS STR, Er MATCH.
Open to all Seven shots ut 500 yards P9sl, %
| ton anv Weapon any rifle within the rules Inc
prizes In this match have been contributed ny the mer
chants OF Chamberss ~ " Highest possible score 80
lieutenant J. g. shepherd 23d Regiment
/ 23d hegiment
T. J. l2th Regiment
C.ptaln w DO Forest l2h Regiment
C. IL. Gans 10th Batall0n Albany
/ bred aeLewee 7h Regiment. '.'.''--'-
MARKsMAN's BADGE MACH.
open to everybody Distances 200 and oOo yards;
Position standing ut 900 promo at BOO flye shots ~
each distance Rifle Remington 80 calibre irlhes 3zO
divided into thirtytwo prizes Highest possible bcoio oo
T. O. McIewec 7t Regiment
J. ". 7th lie Sincnt.--
q. W. NevinsOn, llh Regiment
IL. A. spies. 7th
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

Earned runs-Detroit 2. Twobasc hitsaMannins Baia
win Welsh Three.base hits-McCiure. Bennett fasseu
balls-Deasey First base bal,-Detroit New OK
g. base errors-Detrot, 4 Newly ori % un
out-Detroit Ne Double G sIc si
McQuery DoDnely, Crane and McOueryt~craho an" 9h'
query. Umpire-Mr. ferguson.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
MARINE INTELLIGE ENCE.

Sun rses 80. fcts. 600 setj - Ioons age d.
UISI WATER ro-D,T.
6N-saniy Ho)k. 1853 Cor. Is.aat, 2:29lHel Gra iiq
PM.-Sasdy Heck, 203 GOV. is.snL 2:50 Hell GEa 44s
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

and Cochran bow and bow at the finish, and haA
to row over again. when French Won
In the fifth race senior singles, conley won by tive
lengths
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
srArrN BLAND.

movement has been started toward erecting free
hospital. II Is thought that tbs building VIII coat
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

THE PRESIDENT AND COL. HINCKLEYS SUIT.
United States District Attorney Dorsheimer
said yesterday had received letter from President
Cleveland in regard TO the suit brought by Colonel
Hinckey test the constituouality OF the Civil Service
law lie refused 10 state what the contents OF the letter
were, but II said that the President bad EXPIRE ssed
desire 70 have tho Law vigorously defendel.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

DEATH To ALL BUGs AND INSECTS.
. pnbach Tho great California insect P0wderl Pure
poyerful infallibe 30 poison Try II.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

Earl g. Wilson's T.. a. w. brand or Mems
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