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New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
InvoRlBIE EXHIBIT

Tho report to President E. B. Harper BY The
Hon. John A. Mccall, r., Insurance eupenntendene -
Now York, after an exhaustive examination Of ~
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association, just made pube
presents very favorable exhibit The assets are shewA
70 b over 81, 100000, with surplus Of e520o03 o.
Commissioners McCalls report shows that tee setting
apart Of 2c per to the fund has been faith
fully compiled WITH" and this reserve fund =
$426050 o. that the association b legally incorporates
and that all IT, contracts valid and the agreements
with its officers provide for and thse compensation u
raid solely out OF annual dues.
superintendent Mccall reports that the association
exercises o. strict superviNon the payments Of ~
death claims and has always paid its approved death
claims in full and bst Of the nearly - 900 received
by he association the whole been accounted for and
mono over been diverted from its lawful purpose
The report OF the special medical examiner Dr. John
J. White Of New York, appointed by the Superintendent
says that the medical department has gradually devel
oped System Of medical examination and resisw which
equal any In use By other life insurance
company association and in conclusion Gays. Well
deserved credit due to the association for the present
perfected system which les medical bureau has attained"
supsrntendent Mccall states that every facility vas
Afforded by the officers Of the association to assist tho
examiners In making thorough and exhaustive exam.
nation The report In brief shows that the aas Of the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association have been
efficiently administered and honestly conducted that su
m just claims have been promptly paid In fn and that
the internal administration Of the affairs great II
exercised in all the departments of the association
At regular quarterly meeting Of the directors Of the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association Just held, the Ex
ecutve Committee reported that during the last quarter
ending June 80, $3.50 members received, covering
insurance the OF Si4,326,50o. making grand
total the date Of
$140.62l 500, which s unprecedented success. Its
business for the first six months Of 1888 exceeds
that for the period Of 1884 By more than
$4,000 900, all of which has been furnished 70 the
members third the usual cost.
The last bi monthly CALL which included every claim
that could possibly be approved has already produced
upward OF 100000, and the death claims paid by the
association within the past three months approximates
$250O0O being at tho rate of $1,000 for each business
day. -
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
JUDGE BRADY 0Ers A DOCKING

Judge JOnn IL. Drauy, Vi thc cuPic"o S""T v
had a narrow escape from drowning at southampton
L. L. recently. On Saturday last the cottagers who re-
side around the borders Of Lake Agawan arranged q
regatta its placid waters Judge Brady. salem H.
Wales, ex-Park Commissioner, and Police Justice XIII
breth we're selected ~ Judges and were placed IN
small boat anchored off stake-bOat. which was to be
turned five times By the c0mpsting yachts The swell
caused by the boats In turning was 80 great as to
threaten MI the judges boat and another and larger
craft was brought, and Mr. Wales passed
safely over. Then Judge Brady, carrying
bait.box his chronoIneter and pencil essayed the
perons feat but Ms placed foot In tue new boat
An rsueciay vicious separated both boais, and
for one moment Judge Brady assumed the appear.
nnce of the OF Rhodes, and then disappeared
beneath the water. . g.. 49,. x.,..
IL was but the work OF "A moment Tor Messra Wales
and K,brct ~ spring the assisanc- or her friend
and as he came up feet hrst each one seized lcg ana
held nrlply on while the boals dried slowly apart,
nearly sunderiDg the unfortunate judge oraduaiy
howeyer and with tender habds.bc was nnay urawn on
o,r bs larger boat but minus the bait box and chro
pometer The pencil saved. however ana returned
~ Iusfice Kbrcth its The large crowd OF spec
tstors oheered heartily Judge Brady appeared again
10 their Wow, but the race au ost us ch9 aio no o"'
ret knows who the winner WAS
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
THE THIRTEENTH swELTERING IN LINE.
A SHAM BATTLE-vrsIroHs AT DRESS PARADE-ir
WAS NOT GROVER.

, SHAM RArrLY-vIsIToRs AT DRESS PARADE-ir
WAS NOT GROVER.
,ypos A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE rRIsUsg.I
STATE CAMP or INSTRUCTION, PEEKsKiLL,
July l7-Governor David u. Hill visited the camp To-
day. The troops drawn up receive him sweltered In
the heat and the Governor himself looked equally uh'
comfortable ne rode from the landing at Roadshook
In company with Coones Phlsterer and dii"tt, behhd
n baudsom team Of blacks owned ny MI Ebert hlpp'
OF Peekss John A. sleicher the Editor Of Ihe Albany
Ereniag Journal. accompanied Mr. H'ii from Ainahy'
A lump Of ice palm leaf fam and skrmish drill was
the orer OF the day this morning. varied IN the aiter
noon by two pretty girls for each man. plate OF ice
cream tin type aud a cool spot on tho blum with now
and then look at the famous goat OF Company O. The
camp Ia cleaner than that OF any other regiment ana
ia said that the goat devours the empty WINE bottles
The ereury got loose this morning The weather mans
journal got hot tho crank Of the weather machine
few OF and the druggist who Is tho authority mere,
says that hot weather will prevail until repaired
Colonel Barnes his men areat thls morning 10 tno
shape Of sham battle. aud al II lacked was powder 10
,n.he IL a bloody battle. Two companies, under the
command OF LieutenantColonel Edward FaoAnor. were
istrcnchsd behind stone wall on skunk H-Just back
OF Major Ackrrsan storned the position ahd' aiter
Al oeoeE the cadst corps q the sn under I'd the
command of Captain GEORGE f. Little arrived IN camp amp
to remain until tomorrow afternoon; wneh ,noyy ,y
WIN return % with the lsis; Sac Ees1ew XSos, 1oSo 'oSo
persons viewed il about twice as many saw dress
parade The OF Company B, OF the Tenth Batta
ian of
and no conpany street ever looked prrtiier. Every
member OF the 18th can leave camp tomorrow
fsene that the regiment has loft behind IL most spon
a,d record No regiment has done better and Colonel
Barnes and his sa honestly feel proud OF the show
| ing that tho men have made - .
fhanIain Henry Ward Beechsr attracted good deal
OF attention to-day For several days Mohawk Indian
from Thom has been selling cigars In Peekskill
he Indian in some aspects really resembles Mr. CIeye-
land and this afternoon when hs visited the csnp Mr
Psecher nad lump OF Ice In ono hand and palm leaf
tan IN another, and seeing tho Indian walking toward
him he dropped Ice. fan and ALL and rushing forward
.aM -. beieve IT'S Grover" But 10 wasn't. and MI
his palm leaf ian sadder man. Just
"a The veil dear to oil floating across the parade
ground, "Oh, hos all right
The veteran association OF the 18th Infantry n. G. g.
n " uniformed aud ununlformed and ex-membcrs OF
ave aud place. Brooklyn. at o'clock
ms arternoon and Will to the foot OF Atlantcst,
,o r.ceye tho ~ giment It's return from tho state
Camn several posts OF tho Graud Army OF the Repub-
lie viii take part In the parade The route from the
boat 10 the armory Will DO through Atane-ave Chn-
I'm aud - harmerhorn sts. TO the ArmOry.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
MAKRIED.

AsEY-wOODCOCK-O Tuesday July IA. at sny Sing
". Y, by the Rev A. D. Jennings Rector of ST Paups
Church. William Chandler Casey to Flora Macdonald Wod
cock
MosLEY-KEELER-Ats succasunna N J; on Wetne sdsy,
1855, Randall c. Bai, s =. D.. Herbert
Mosey OF LONDON and Renzal Cvil Service " Een
Rand, daughter OF the late Matthew Kceer
QUINCEY-FORD-At "Castoton," near Lexington. KY.
July II. by the Rev W r. " Btrtlet charlie, H. Qinsey
CITY. and Flora eldest daughter Of A Jackson
Ford esq
RoBINsON-HOGAN-At Chester Ill., Mt Vernon. July
6, 1885, by the Rev. c. K Clearwater John A. Robinson
and Lizzie, daughter OF Roierick Hogan.
SCHOMP-MACKAY-At New. .Brnnswick, n. j.. July Is,
1885 by the Rev Professor David ID Demsfes assisted
minister, ". J., and Elizabeth ~ Mscxay, Of New-Bruas
wick,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
PRysR AIR FOR MOTHERS AND BABIES
Tho ticbot aocnf of the Staten Island Fer

The ticket agent OF the staten isiahu fcriy
IVES confronted early yesterday by over one hundred
mothers each armed with baby and basket ana an
waiting for something In short time the Rev. "ii'aru
parsons, Of The TRIBUNE Fresh.Air Fund. appeared.
aid standing in the doorway Of the gaso
each woman as she passed him ticket 70 90 .hs
Woods OF Arden on staten Island From unit! IDo
women kept coming, and when the boat ssrsa aooA,
three undrcd women, one without an insp., anu
some Two or three children. were ON board LOOKING
ward eagerly 70 day of rest and fresh air cut Oh e
scorchiBg city The had all peen loiu w .no
only children under nve yesrs on
could but t seemed difficult for them " '
that under i've years Old (" did not mean al INC
children you have got" Once on the boat the
and babies enjoyed themselves as oD thoss Gal,
whose lives passed fl the oyercrowaed tehehoht
houses. The stinng air Of small hot rooss anu INC ~,
describe smells that in many rts OF the CITY arc eny
eQliaed by those OF Barren Isand were forgotsn ~
the cooling breeze from the Harrows tsmperea the
piercing suns rays The ride on tho train from Simsvn
was also pleasant experience to the tired nothers o
have 80 few outpss but the full of the eoynont OF zoe
day was reached until the babies aud besaes were
dsposted ON the grass In the popular suDmer resort
The children that old enough to ground dd 50
10 their hearts content and the little ones too
young 10 take step alone who had strength TO roll about
On the turf amused themselves and their delighted par
ents in this harmless diversion The baskets contained
ary ARTICLES Of food solids and ouida The ride homo
sSswnsi the days happiness and the poor women 70.
turned 70 their frugal quarters fn OF grstude 70 moe
Who had helped spd their children 70 escape tns
sfrbis heat to which those Obliged 70 stay IN the eiH
~ $ssp subjected
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
PROBABLY FATAL ENDING OFA JOKE
Johp Brady, age fifteen, whose father han

the contract for the brick work In some unfinished build
iugs in gten-ave near One-hundred add,si.ty
s.s,h's, works IN the structures fester-
Say he climbed ladder 70 tho fourth
goor and standing on the beams no empten pala,
~ ~ on the head of German carpenier. bernard
scbmalaeksr who was ut work on scaaoid on the noor
below. sehuaacker reached up between 'ho s.rnes
ErsJy with H. The topped over and fell through an
ce na", isr, for a window lie landed forty feet below
~ o.. cellar His leg was broken aud he was otherwise
i,ured ssrIo,l,y He was taken TO the Nnety.ninin
Street Hospital and schmaacker WAS "fresoa anu "'"
for trial ia the Harlem Court
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
CRICKET IN CHICAGO.

rur pHILApELPHiANs MEET III. HoME cLcb-N-
pIFFgRHST PLAYING.
Curc,co. July 1.-THE Chicago Association
ma, tho pbadephians this morning and did not do any
,b,g wonderful The wicket not good and the Chi
cagos. having won the toss sent In the Rev j. p.
philllps and H. Penn to the bowling ofw j. Duhrng ana
W scott Philips was neatly caught at the wicket by D.
Tbaver of Duhrng for q and the first wicket fell Tor
,ha, aoount schoheld Joined Penn. and that batsman
n mn p In hi. merry go lucky style Penn played wei
a. ~ composed OF one 3, =. and singles Inc rsu OF
M rcs nnings with the exception OF great hit TO
,,rs Ice nv q, ~ Janrny, requires no comment, anu
% men were out AT o'clock for 81 runs. Thefoliow'
ing Is
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

ROCHESTER,, July 17.-Dr. Z. NJ. Moore,
president and Erastus Brooks and DR.. Alfred Mercer,
members OF tho state Board OF Health. and James t.
Gardner consulting ngnccr with the Executive Board
of Inspected Hemlock Lake to-day The lake
WAS found to be n good condition. Rules will be fori.
lated for preserving the purity OF the wafer rho Board
the Federal inspection OF imported
and Authorized the Health Officer ut NewYork to adopt
ieporary res 10 prevent Infection from rags.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
HONEY FOR A MYTHICAL WIDOW
Cbarles II. Hoffman, q musician. OF No. 81

Rowery and Bernard Gotteib OF No. 2f7 East Seventy
were arrested yesterday In Maiden Lane by De-
tsc,ive serxeanta Hsidebsrg Woodbridge aud Doan. of
tpsneetor Byrnes force They are charged with col,
merchants for the mythical
widow OF dead jeweller They went TO tho store OF
Henry r. Vcith, No 80 Maiden Lane. on July and took
,Sidow Mr. Vcith gave her 80 aud other jewellers
svmphathzcd In similar amounts In ali S26O was col.
io,sd fro,n yar,ons ws-kDown honses, among them
bcjng Tifany Co., Theodore B Starr and the Ansonia
SInrf Company. Tho prisoners were taken before
pnce Iuntice Smith ut the Tobs and remanded until
to-day
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
JACOB SHARP PUTS IN A TURy-TABLB.

Jacob Sharp has made another movement on
his prdron In the dead and middle OF the night
sometime between Thursday and Friday-he caused
turn.table TO be set into the Beccker-st railroad
opposite the Registers Oce near the Bridge entrance
NV some OF the down GENRE
AZ and return without going boy ond the Bridges others
can take Broadway to Ann-st, thcucc finding their
WAY Fulton Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
SPEND SUNDAY AT NIAGARA FALLS.

On Saturday, July 1S, special train over the
picturesque double track West Shore Railway Will leave
from the down town station. foot OF Jay ST. ut $3.50
m from up station foot OF West Forty second az
O:lO D. M from foot OF Fulton Brooklyn. at 52o
D. H. from Pennsylvania Railroad Station Jersey City,
at $40 y. M; arrive Niagara Falls at 80 u NJ Ex-
curslon tickets will sold mt 81 for round u Return
tralns win leave Niagara Falls a 3jl y. III. and s23 y
n Sunday evening Return tickets good until July 23
inclusive. Tlis is tine opportunity fer summer
excursion grnndes natural wonder In the world :
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
REsCUTyG A HgAVY WOMAN FROM DROWNING.
On the heach AT the west end of COney

Island IL the Heth Home for children 1t Is the custom
to give them dip In the surf. Yesterday morning the
children Joined the mother OF one OF the inmates
OF the home Mrs. Kennedy. She had not been in the
water long before raised cry OF alarm She could
not swim and having let no her hold on tho rope had
been carried away by the under current. man AT
tempted to help the drowning woman. hut became ex-
hansted and was compelled to let her go. Eugene
Manashewitz young man. plunged into the water The
woman weighs about 300 pounds and after some haru
work on part she pulled ashore more
,h,p half de-
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

All day yesterday crews from the villages OF Pasch
ogue Blue point and Baypor dragged for the bodies OF
uiss A~nes Roe and Mcssrs Tchenor aud IIaddon who
were drowned by being knocked overheard from the
yacht Jennie Lewis Wednesday evening with 4rap,
nup irons ster dredges and drag nets they rowsd
and sailed about Great South Bay until every ineh
was supposed to have been covered Every euort was
made even to the firing OF TO raise the bodies
The holy OF John Hedden was oind on Brown Greek,
near sayvile o'clock In the afternoon An inquest
vii be held "A Patchoguc.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

with great violence The former not much hurt but
Mrs Lyonss face badly cut and she received severe
internal INJURIES so that fatal result II approhcnded
The with the forewheels OF the buggy put
was caught before suffering injury.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
TIE SIZE gAYD TINE or THE STATE CONVENTION.
Chairman James d. Warren, Of the Republi-

can State Committee has written from Buffalo to each
member OF the committee asking for expression Of
opinion rs whether It Is advisable to hold an early or
n lale convention, and whether the representation In
The state Convention should be changed. The opinion
prevails among state politicians recently In thr city that
no change will be made In the size OF the convention
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
CHARGING AN OLD MAN WITH SHAMEFUL
CRIMES

JAMESTOWN, July II (SpeoiaD III. L. White.
leather merchant, who was regarded as reputable
Citizen was arrested here last night charged with e
mai for the mast ave years htto girls, many OF we'll
KNOWN families had induced by White 10 go to
ha Office He was taken tho County JAN IN Mayvilc
He 10 over sixty years old
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
TIE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDrCATIONS

WASHINGTON. July 17.-For New England
slightly cooler generally fair weather. we,tcrly winds
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair weather.
preceded by occ asona local rains and storms In the
northern portion sonth west winds, nearly stationary
temperature In the southern portion sghty cooler IN
the northern portion.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

The secury vault o. tho American Safe Deposit Company
Fifhave Forty seconas always Important TO ones
personal enec which thereby are at once removed
beyond the risk Interference OF every
Kind and sJe a.uiys accessible
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
RATDTxG UNLICENSED HACKhEM
IA nol,ce of the CITY Hall Precinct began {

mid yesterday tho hackmen Of tho city for the pur
r... of pnnisbins those who have licenses; whose
ksss numbers do not correspond with tho figures On
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

Mrs. McElfnths
HOMEMADE PRESERVES, &C., &c.
Families supplied with PURE Fruit Jclliss PrsssrvsA
Canned and Branded Frat spcci Fruts AMI Pickle. "a
&c, PUT UP IN GLASS
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN
Circulars with references and prices scat applcsiol
Address Mrs. SARAH s. AcoLRArH.
393 Dcgrlw.st. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

Don't Trife with Sore Throat, or a Bad
Cough or Coid when q remedy sure. prompt, and
thorough as Dr. Jaynes Expectorant be readily OBJ
taincd ..
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
DIR. PRIMES SICKNESS.

ifMAyoursTER, VI. July 17.-Tho Rev. DIR.
Prime is weaker Ho is not expected 70 nvs moro 'nsn
q day W two.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

RECOVERING THE BODY OF CADET MccRAf.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, July II (SpecidD.-The BODY
Of Cadet Warwick NJ. McCray, who was drowned at
west Point on Monday, found In tho Hudson near
Paipo Island this morning II was sent to West POINT
TO tho care OF General Merritt The cadets are wearing
badges OF mourning
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
HERMAN REFUSES.

EX-SENATOR HERMAN REFUSES.
UrrcA, July 17.-Ex-SenatOr Francis Herman
has declined the appointment OF Government Director ol
the Union Pacific Railroad, recently rendered to him ~
q ~. presfdsnt
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

tho nerfornanco OF the Black Hnssar" at WaiiacEs
Ihsatre last night The baseball scene between De
Wolf Hopper, Drby Bell and ha,nias at Couroly was
RECEIVED wi h the widest shouts OF applause
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18


Letters for Europe neoi not D, specially drsotM FOE dis
patch by n orlsr % sscirs sps,1S To-
livery at ttoi. all frsas Atiau, mails for.
waried by tho tisLest yessslb AvAisboa
(PgosiPIIY IN ali at thus ofce ., f)iio vs.
sATURDAY-At $50 a. m for scotland direct per = =
Ethiopia GLASGOW !lettsrs must De directed poe
Elhopa 7,3Va m. for the Netherlands direct per
s. Zaandan VIA Amsserdam .istters must 90 airected
per ZaaDdam"B at ~ for the WIndwarL lsiAuia.
per ). a tlamJorouxh via barbados; q . Tor
ropa per q 8. City of Chester Queenstown; at
Tor Belgium direct per g. Pennani. Antwerp lot-
ters be directed per Penniand"G at II m ia
Germany. per GENERAL Werier via Bremen; -
llSO a for Jamaica per q, Calibei; at lao y -.
for Cuba and Porto iico Newport, VIA HAVANA
sUNDAY-At 1880 p. for Greytowu, per Lucy r. Nh
ler. via New-OrleanA
Mails for China and Japan. = Oceanir IVA
san Francscol close hcra July .Itas m Mails fee
AustrauA New-Zealan sandwich ant Fui tslan L. pee
o. Australia via frAncscoh olOSc hers Juy s3S
~ d. M. tor ON arrival ~ New.iork " q = Br.tannko
with Brit iSh mails ior AUSTRALIA
sThe scheduIe Of closing Pac6c mAe ayrs14si
tie presnpt0n tsr uninterrupted overland tsxAn -
san Francisco Mails from tho East ARRIVING ox las g
kau franciscO the Of sailing Of so1nes& Ara de-
patched thence Tho AA%n MxNsy O. PEARSON pessmass
Post oaisa Asw.ysk N. !. Ssv IL lssA
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

the coaches are otherwise transgressine city ord
nances. Between and g. IN. eight hackmeb were
arrested and aferward arragned In the Police Cous
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

Comfort to the vsants Of summer resorts 10
that Genn's sulphur Sop they complete alt
mosquito bites irritation OF the akin caused by
the and wind
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
Tr-xaA 1Ger4s

speers Port Wine c,e Of true merit u has
the leading ycians VI NewYork Ph!f
depha OF the World II Is produced
at ms vineyards Passaic, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBsERvATroNS

. ur0fft;l- Ncrntpg N{sht EAR
, "a ,,,,,.xa, :, o,o,, inches
yrrvr T yYrw-rryy7 500
! tTlItzFrff ll+tstrs 1 n q rTfr
, III lr.E w l+l u y l- Ail y Ii ~
frs I, ~ saf TTiM On
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

Mr.. MCGREGoR, July l7.-Ihc therinoh-
eer at the cottage has registered than 500 today,
hut Geuers Grant has been weakened by the heal
Much of his time was passed Oh the veranda About
O'Clock there Was coughing but the secretons are
less. ana expectoration was easier. The Gener"rs
whiskers were trimmed to-day. and such swelling as
now exists is apparent Tho patieht
went to bed at o'clock win 'he 'nuc"''on.
1910. IN GOOD night. The pulse was
On ,,u and regular The quiet eDioned upon tho Gem
eral this week has bsnettsd him on,snied
with so,ne occupation for his mind Tho SICK man mas
been told that should he at any tne esso 70 40 any
literary work, he may gratl.y hlnseh !" ''"' i"'PS
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
Gpeclal Not!ce3

A Valuable Tonic in Hot Weather
CAsWELI,s NUrRIrIVE WINE Of COCA.
CASWELL. MASSEY & CO..
ll2l Broadway and 67s 5t-aye- and Newport. X
H. n Suutr. Il sons. JsweeY., 81 Eaifsi-,-. Nt
Diamond rag. Iinys TlAt:1st all slsos
Watches our $40 Ito siOJ steriing Syerwts 20
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

VIII The Odors ef the Forcs.'
THE GARDNER PINE NEEDLE SOAR. made from
fresh pine leaves toilet soap superior 70
tar soap No RANK SMELL or FTAh sotens ami smu-
the skin makes comp bright and clear FOR
SALE BY DRUGGISTS. sample cake "a ouncesl mailed en
receipt " 20 cents by PARK TILSokn
Agents. New-york.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

The wife of Frank Lyons, jr. OF No. 2o4
AdeIphisr. Brooklyn who 10 spending the summer ..
ssa CY L. L. was seriously hurt In runaway aeeiueh'
Yesterday morning. She Is In tho hao'' oI an,as ns
husband 20 his train every morning AS they were s
s'.ndime steep nill the station yestrny ,, ts
horss became frightened BY wago1 ,as was unah:
~ ehsck ia speed. The horse ran stralgnt III" s
dcpot building 70 that the shafts OF tne Daesy ~ s
with great force, throwing o"' A'' ASoA' -
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
CHICAGO.
SECOND INNING.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
BASEBALL PLA YERS AT WALLACkS
The Ney-YOrk and Boston clubs attended

yor o0.fr out. Door sports s>s Seeond Page.l