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New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
INVENTORIES TO RETURN NONE.
ASPLENDID VICTORY IN ST. LOUIS.
cHIcAGOs TIED IN GAMES IOsT-CAsKISs KNOCKED


A SPLENDID VICTORY IN ST. LOUIS.
cHIcAGOs TIED IN GAMES LosT-cAsKiSs KNOCKED
sENsFLEss.
ST. LOUIS, July 11.-By good batting and
excellent base running tho New-York team again de-
featcd tie ST Louis nine to-day Tho game was wit
messed by people and exciting until the seventh
inning. Every time Wech came TO the bat
hc was abased by the crowd for his
decisions as umpire of yesterdays game He
took 1t all eood-naiurcdly and retaliated by making
base hit at critical point in lie which secured
his side good lead st. Louis scored two In the first
Glasscoek was given his base. and McKnpon mnde n
ripo hagger and scored sacrifice by Quinn. In the
second Esteibrook made two-base hit, stole third and
came home Dorsans drive TO left In the fourth
Ewing made three-hase hit. and scored Eserbrooks
out at first Ewing opened the sixth 10y another triple
bacger and stole home the most daring exhibition OF
base running ever seen the grounds. lie ran home
while Brady tossing tho bah To Boyle. Tho crowd
cheered the NcwIork catcher for ten minutes. IN the
seventh Esterrook opened with safe hit. and We'ch
followed with another. Esterbrook stole third but was
caught at the plate Gillespie made two-haeeer 70 LETT
and Welch scored Dorgan hit safely and reached hfs
Beth were advanced base on passed ball. OEourkc
then came 10 the bat and sent the ball down 10 the
fence near the left foul line. and scored homo run
In the ninth another was made on hits by Ewing.
Ester brook and Ward. In the seventh inning Cashins
OF the home team Was knocked sensee-s by bat thrown
by shafcr. The latter struck ont ana. In his indgna-
ton. threw the hat hcrccly IL struck CaSkins ~
side and injured him that he had u BE- carried on
the field. Following Is the score:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
BowDoIS AND BROWN AT QUISsIGAMoND.
WORCESTER, July IL (Specidn. ALL the mem

WORCESTER, July | (Specidn. ALI the mcm-
bors Of the Bowdoin College aud Brown University crews
are again at Lake Quinsigamond hard at work for the
race next Thursdav. The Brown men hardly speak OF
their for the Sharpless cup In the schuylki at
Ihlade phia Thursday. and decline to axe any part
In the discussion OF the troubles between BOwdoin aud
Cornell growing ont OF the race here last saturday
The Bowioin first saw the statements Of comino-
dorc Hyatt OF Cornell this morning. At first they OK
pressed considerable Indignation well as surprise at
his course. and tho matter OF Issuing challenge was
discussed. Tho decision, however. beng that II
would improve the relations between the
crews and would not pnt tho unfortunate
Of last Saturdays any different Hight Oac
OF their number says to-day that they had Information
before the that Cornell only feared the Bowdon
crew and bound 10 hcad them by hook or by
crook, trusting that with their boat To the fore
they could select such 10 make II
for Bowdon To get by them.
Bowdoin's say that this their reason for
requesting the referee to accompany tho college crews
over the course Ia gig. which they were satisfied
wonld keep much closer them than the launch
and prevent Just what has resulted. Neither Brown nor
Bowdoln is represented the college regatta com
mittce, AMI anticipate that they " vi have 10 ar
range the preminarics without the assistance Of the
latter. Neither Ia In favor OF cOxswain for next
years for % change from four To eight oars.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
EXPENSES OF TIE MAYOR'S OFFICE.

Mayor Grace has sent to the Aldermen his re-
port OF the expenses and receipts OF bis Office Tor ns
quarter ending June 30. The total receipts OF the A
shars office S5753i 25. or this si6229 was pa's
the sinking Fund, $95i2 % into the City Treasny
and 81 760 contributed To the Poor Fund Tho ~
OF Permits issued 6,9iy permits Tor various p,
lcges, 3ss dog licenses at 80 and so renewals ~
The total amount received for these was Sll.sto o..
those receipts paid to the City Chamberlain. ~
theatrical licenses Si7 900 received, OF whNs
1850 paid to the Society for the R.format%a
Juvenile Delinquents. This amount had been fesenI,S "a
by tho city prior 10 the passage OF the law on hn
prov ing that the license fec should Thereafter DC
tained by the city, since the passage OF the law he s"'
OF -, 400 has been paid into the city Treasury
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
NEW.JERsEY TOWNS.

UoBoKES.-ITenry CRUDE, age ffty-cght. OF No 3l9
Bloomhed-st, fell dead yesterday at Bloomfield and
sixth
Ew-RoCHELLE.-Frederick A. Prime has sold his fine
house and forty acres OF land Pelham road overlook
ing Glen Island, to Herman Ie Roy for $4,000.
B,YoSSE.-Mrs Michael Griffin, OF Ayenue-D and
Twenty while standing chair yesterday 10
the shutters lost her balance aud fell out VI tho
second story window receiving fatal injuries nre
was discovered about 1890 D. Friday In Martin X
Cooks handsome house Ia Avenue-A. Bayonne IL was
found that quantity of kindng wood had been placed
under the piazza and set fire. The flames were cx'
tin he'd before any damage done. Chief OF POLES
Van iskirk believes that the place was set Oh IRE by
gang OF BURGLARS who have been operating IN BayOlns
for tmc in the hope that the itc would attract
people from their houses and leave them at ther mercy
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
DIR orLBERrs FAMILY RELATIONS PLEASANT


The funeral of DR.. Rufus II. Gilbert, the pro-
jec;or of the elevated railroads, will be held to morrow
at his home, No. 46l West scveuty-ihrdst. He was
member Trinity Church. and II is expected that Dr.
Dix will conduct the service The burial Will be In Tria
ity Cemetery. Mrs j. W. Price DIR. Gilberts mo,herin.
law. said yesterday IN regarI to the Doctors death
lowing to the nature OF his malady. OF late II was sim
ply Impossible. and really unsafe for my
daughter. anyone, To Ilve with him, and "
the advice OF her counsel, eminent physicians
and her husband himself, IN his lucid inter, ais. sio
with her children. whose presence in the house no
could not endure AT Tines cac u live with us IN lal'
Held last January Mrs Gilbert visited her husband fse
quehty and stayed with hn as long as he would psr.
init her to remain. Last Thursday she started
down tho Jersey coast TO una
place for the summer, and this why snc failed ~
come promptly when tho doctor died; the telegrams
failed reach her. She supposed that his brother tho
and the cook wero WITH hn AL the time iint no
discharged the cook aud the nurse fsr,od 10 90
being completely worn out, and inIorLei t.o
ago. There no formal separi."u
between my daughter and tho doctor. lie owned tls
house, considerabc property IN Netherw1cd ~ j., aug
stock IL the elevated railroads. iio always SUPPORTS.
his family hberaly and even iavhy An eiio', wss ss
Lakes Hospital soac time ago. but he would not iis.es
IT, The doctor had not been himself sncc he had tae
stroke OF palaly Sis nvc years ago.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR CITY CONTRA CTS
Corporation Counsel LacOmbe has replied to

Controller Locw's communication asking his advice as
to the which be adopted to meet the de-
manls payment OF existing contracts for local i'm
provements, and provide means for carrying on new
since January l. 1Ss1 There has been collected
since the lst Of January $17l.000 Of assessments,
which have been ia ssed 10 the credit OF the
street Improvement Fund and OF the new fund
The act to ,the fund the entire BAL
ancc standing tn the credit of the old fund There was
included In This balance s95O.oOO plus SlJOooo liak
ing together III 100000 the proceeds of bonds so<p
meet expenditures under contracts let for assessment
work prior TO January l. There was no authority oil
law to issue these bonds except TO pay for
such work, and the proceeds OF the bonds when sold
by the operation Of law distinctly pledged 10 de.
fayng so far ~ they mgnt, the expenses incurred @
transferred the account the claims then existing
against followed II. and are to-day hrs lien upon
The 100000. however, any additional sum
which had been collected from assessments prlor 10
January l. aud the SITl.OOJ wnlcI has been collected
since that date from this source, were not pledged
to the Old contracts and when they were turned into
the account they bceame liable only to tic payment
of such claims the legislature which created the Eew
fund might direct ;hat It should pay. =, ..
between January ana June 30 the sum OF T55O3l3 TO-
and there paid on account of the same about Sl32
600 III December subsequent to the time when the add
gcther amount to SGs2.5l3 46 and To that
extent the sllocooo iia na' r.,na,l,n already been
the fund pledged 10 payment OF the old contracts Is
SIl7is7. ia order To determine whether or not GER
tihcatc of the kind required 10y the eighth section may
to-day he made there should be deducted from tue total
cash balance standing TO the credit Of the new iund
c~7 Juiy !. lsSj the sum Of Sil7fs7 tbeing
the amount such balance wbich pledged To the old
contrartJ From the remainder left after making snch
reduction Is To he doducted the expense OF all
contracts let suce January l. 1ss5. aud the baarc &C
have yet been let there was available Tor these
new contracts July l. 1850. about S32jOoo ana all
collections be made hereafter of assessments con-
rinrd for work completed afterJuno j, 1873, VIII DC
available for the purpose.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
ASKING FOX WEST SIDE IMPROVEMENTS

The members of the West Side Assoclatioa
met In tho library rooms OF the EightysA'ss
street Presbyterian Church at Tenth-ave. aus
th-st last evening to discuss plans Tor IN
Improvement Of the West Side. reso'.
tisn was adopted authorizing csmnittce, ~,
ask the Board OF Education to build public schoo ~
tween Fifty-nn and Ono hundredth SIS ON inc vi
side. Another resolution was adopted which conasas
the Department OF Public Works for allowing the ~
ward remain covered with dirt. IL was eecia .st
have three members OF the association cali upon
department and try to get the aatter rcne",o ,osonl
meeting OF the organization will be held on tne % n
Saturday In September when arrangerents WI"
made to start library for the benefit of the clup'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
YAccLyArlNG nUypRKps OF rRrsoyERS


The Board of Charities and Correction feel
no anxiety about Of smallpox discovered re-
Gently on Backwell's Island. One OF these cases is
that Of Henry Hanz. an epirptic patient In the
Charity Hospital who seized with the disease last
Wednesday. on Friday Conrad Dcbus, prisoner IN
the peni iary, also found To be suffering from
smaIlroX. Both at once removed u the
Riverside Hospital As soon the ,ase of Dcbus was
discovered the vaccination "i the prisoners ia me eu-
tcntiary begun About 300 prisoners were vac
cinaed Friday and 200 more yesterday The remain
ing prisoners will be vaccnated Tomorrow.
Dr. seaman, chief OF stan OF the Charity iiosptal;
said yesterday TO TRIBUNE rcpori or that be could
think Of way IN which the disease could have a-
pearrd IN the hospital aud the pcntentiary except
through the proximity OF the riverside Hospital
tai and 1t l. separated from the Charity Hospital only
by "A wire fence and a stretch nf lawn. We made no
complaint about this proNimity sad Dr. seaman "as
long Us Il necessity. Ihr Board OF Charities ana
Correction loaned the Riverside Hospital 10 the Board
OF Health Tor the treatment and care OF Infec'
ious diseases; unlil more ntIms aeeohmo, no
hospital North Brother Island has been but for TINS
purpose and II the Board Of Health had been so dis
posed thsy could have occupied II year ago Various
have been addressed TO them on the
subject but they have dcyel the date of their moving
from month 20 month. In view OF the possibility OF
cholera outbreak this summer II was particularly de-
Blackwell's Island. The Board promised to move on
July |, but the promise was not kept We need the
building which they occupy, and which was only loaned
la them first instance. nome Tor our nurses
aud for the conmod alton for which have
no room In the Charity Hospital. Our wards are
crowded the last degree and our nurses are Obliged
OF the sickrooms But principal reason for desiring
that they should move IN the continual possibility oI
such accidents the present IL Il impossible To nttrb
ute this outbreak of smallpox TO anything excepting
the contaei from ths Riverside Hospital Under no
circumstances ought such hospital 10 DO so near 10
hundreds OF prisoners and patients.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
PHILADELPHIANS TAKE HOME THE BALL
DEFEATING THE STATEN ISLANDERS AT CilCktl-
THE SCORES MADE

DEFEATING THE STATEN ISLANDERS Al CihCAIi-
THE SCORES MADE.
The animal cricket match between the
statau Isand Cricket Club and the Germantown efche'
Club OF Phi adephia began yesterday morning Oh 'nc
oround, of the former, at New-Brighton. S. l..
IT.. ph,,odcIphians. who were accom- panied by many
friends from the Quaker City arrived on the GROUNDS
shortly before IL, and at that hour having won
the tos, they sent In Paterson and Morgan 10
the wickets Tho latter who played so wen
I'm England for Philadelphia last year ana OF whom %
great things were expected failed to score more 'a
thrce Bette followed and the second wicket dd no' no
fan until forty four had been put up. ID. ~. ="
brown and l.. W. wesier IN succession pariinefsu
ihree and WAS not dismissed Till the score stood AT
egntynine RastOn hit hard for score OF n~ineaceI ~
aud when the inning closed l30 runs bad been secur
s,aen Isand had tried four bowlcrs OF whom Pooiwho
took four wckets at cost OF ruis M' ID
mast ncressfu After luncheon Cyril wilson ana D. "
Woore vent 10 The wickets for staten Island The for
mer after making grand hi TO leg Tor lon u'saf iii
pointed his friends by being eau sht n 'ne & rd wicket
ioued Moore. hut made only SIX, ana tne lnru MionJ
fell for Butler the staten siahu
first appearance In Newiork wa. came as c'ean
bowIed without scoring, and at O'Clock hve wche's
had fallen for fifty runs ,,,...o s,.,on
Islanders centred ran himself foolisny after he a
made eight runs. kessler only scored three but "o'
pasniy wasSi mSs ~f r. r. ogy was Sswlcd for and
McCrcgor carried his for the Innings closing
for ninety-lve runs Germantown had tried three
bowlers. ii j. Brown getting six wckets for thirtyone
runs, and boring three for f9Tiytnree s,S,s ,lau%s
defeat was the extremely bad 'nnn,. rnhninS ,,s %,
s%Cs all the team Bs.wffn 'c was remark
ably fine. especially Morgan. Den,na ,n, THE Tne
wckets and Welsh at cover,pS,n,. , ,t innings me-
by thrtyfve runs. The Phladelphians then went 10
the wickes and Played "a second inning I'LL the caii o
The full score and bowling analysis are as follows:
GERMANTOWN.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
"LUcKY" BALDwIN's "CoLoRED ARCHER"

CHICAGO. July 1.-The most important in
cidcnt to turfnen Washington Park yesterday even
exceeding in interest the of the day. was the an
nouncemcnt that "Lucky Baldwin the California mil
opaire had by stroke secured for the next two years
the services of Isaac Murphy, paying "the colored
Archer" retaining fee OF 1000 each season. The fact
that negotiations had been in progress was known To
select few kept secret that no mint
OF leaked until tho papers bad beeh
signed. Murphy has for two years been retained by h
ward Corrigan his fee this being $1,000, but
Baldwin has been for some time an xious TO him
Of almost any price.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

PTTsBuRG July 11.-Abont 800 spectators witnessed
the game to-day between the Metropolitan ard Pitts
burg clubs. IL battle OF the pitcLers Cushinan
getting slightly the worst Off Tic score fol.
lows
Tiftsbnrg ...-.-..............-. o o o g
metropolitan. .....-....-........- q o O. o
Ease hits -Ptsburg. z: Metropolitan. T. Errors-P,tts
burg j Metropolitan, D. Pichers-Morfis aud Cushinan
Umpire-M Mr. Kelly.
NJ. LOUIS July ll.-To-day's game between tho st.
Ionis and Brooklyn clubs marked by many brill
liant plays: The home players punched their hits and
won as follows:
Broo.lyn o. 4
Base hits-St. Louis BrooKlgn, o. Errors st LOUIS
Brooklyn. o. Pitchcrs-Caruthers and iIarkns Umpire
Nj. Mclean
CHICAGO, July 1.-The Providence champions agnin
defeated the Chicago club day. outplayng the home
nine at every point. The general play Of the Chicago
nine far below the average. Kadbourne pitched
with effect. The score was:
Cicag0 0...........................0 o o o o.
If0sidenco ......-----... .-...-l u ID % Il u
Base htslhicago.4 Providence Errors-Chiclgo ~;
PrCyi Pitchors-Kc AID isadbOurnc. Umpire
Mr.. Gauney.
At Detrsit-Detroit, 81 Philadelphia, l.
At BufalO-Buffao, z; Boston,2.
AT Louisville Louisville. A; Baltimore, 2.
AT Cincinnati-Cncinnaii, D; Athletic, 8.
At Observation-Disclosures. 1G National. o.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. 4; Hobokcn 3.
At Bergen POint-Bergen, "a Argyle, 2.
At Utca-Utca, O; Emira, 2.
AT tNewark--Norfolk, -; Newark,s
THE MONTREALs DEFEAT THE sHAMROCKs.
MONTREAL. July IL (SpeciaD The Montreal
club the lacrosse match to-day by three garnes to
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
GROWING INTEREST IN LACROSSE.

The Juniors" Of the Staten Island Cricket
Club and Williamsburg Lacrosse Club viii play la
crosse match the ground OF the former Tuesday
afternoon The game OF lacrosse Is taking lrD hold
among tho members Of the staten Island Cricket Club,
aud Is meeting with every encouragement. There is not
favorable place to bc found about Newly York than
Staten Island for tho development and OF this
beautiful sport To judge from tho Duber OF younger
members 10 be afternoon practising. tho
game has "canght on" aud VITA good coaching and
practice he Staten Island Club will have III u short time
"A lacrosse team ranking equally with Its cricket and
has
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
BICYCLE RACES AT ROUND ISLAND.

ROUND ISLAND, n. Y, July 4 (Special The
American bcyclst arrived at Round Island mt midnight
yesterday the steamer Maud from Kingston. Early
this evening largo crowd was entertained by series OF
arranged by Commodore Taylor. IN the half-milo
race, Pierce captain of the Chicago division. bad
header, and Mol,son, OF Ptshed, Masa., easily.
The slow race, with seven starters, by O. y.
Howard Of Boston. with Commodore Frank II. Taylor
second The fat mans race was won by George r. Bid.
well, OF Ncw-York.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
SHOOTING MATCHES AT cREEpMooR.

There was large attendance at Crecdmcor
yesterday morning when the Gold Marksman's Badge
competed for Tho match was held under tho direo
tion OF the National Rife Association OF America The
weather but In every way favorable for good
shooting the breeze being light. In addition 10 the
marksnan's badge contest. The Army and Macy Journal
and the Qualification match took place ana Induced some
good shooting. The gold marksnaus badge was won for
the second time by John Klein OF the 17th Separate
Company by score OF 222i, total 40 The other prize
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
WEsTCuEsTER COUNTY.

YoNKERs.-The body Of Walter II. Coppin. the youn3
man who drowned .oh Glenwood july 4. was found
yesterday morning at the public dock ExG0,erlof
samuel j. ll!eD adding some new greenhouses 10 Dis
premises GrcysiOnc. When finished they will be tic
most elaborate In this ntry
HARRIsON.James II. Carpenter shot himself on Thurs
day. squirrels had been troubling a strawberry patch
aud he loaded shotgun to shoot them. While taking
the hammer struck the ruDg OF chair anJ
the whole charge went into his head
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
REFUSING TO LICENSE A RUN SHOP

The Excise Commissioners on Friday re-
fused to renew tho license OF Martin sader for rum
shop ut No. l5i East Twenty although the
Ex else Inspector had reported that II was we'll kep
and proper place. IL formerly known MS the Idaho"
and was kept by Flood, who Is believed to be the
real now. Captain ClInchy OF tho Eighteenth
Precinct reported that has been and is rcsors for
thieves and dlssoluto persons OF both sexes.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
STATEN ISLAND.

NEw-BRIGuroS.-Jcbn Tuy died yesterday from in
iures received by beng struck the head with stone
IN n street fight. Thomas Blaine, Samuel ConnerS
Bernard Newman Thomas sullivan and Atward Clarke
have been arrested suspicion OF being implicated 10
death They required to give 81 900 bail each
await the result OF the coroners inquest. Tuly tod
Dr. Walser before lie died that ho did not know who
struck him.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

Earned runs virginia rrentono FIRST base on errors
ton o. Struck Virginia 10 Trenton. Wild pitdhes
Virginia. Trenton, Passed balis-vrsinla. Tfon.
ton d. 1wC.baso Int kimber. limo OF game-lJ5. I'm.
pre-Curry
Mines made up OF New York and Brooklyn policemen
laid aside the locust to pick up the cumbersome
baseball bat yesterday: The game was played at tho
Polo Grounds. and ibe 800 n Iectators present wit
messed q skully played game. The NewYork men
outbattcl their opponents and won "A foilows
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
TRENTONs BEATEN BY vIRGINIANs

A GOOD GAME IN JERSEY cIrY-NEw- YORK AND
BEooKLYS PoIICrMyS CLUB THE BAIL.
well contested and interesting game of base
bail was played Jersey City yesterday between the
Virginia and Trenton clubs The Virginia players did
excellent through playing perfect fielding game
TIE Trentons held the lead mp 10 the eighth Inning
when the visiting club bunched their hits and. making
three runs. won the game. THIS Is the score:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

a capital match was played Yesterday at
Prospect Fark in tho presence Of large hinber of
spectators bet woen the Manhattan Cricket Club aud the
o. " r. Cricket Cub. of newark which rcsult"d in q
yicfory for the Manhatfans by l37 and four wck
els The distinctive feature Of the match wa Tho la
ting of E0ean FOR not ont 40 The most crcae
batting periormIuces wtn"s eel B SowlOrk for long
tiur The follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
HUNDREDS OF CHILDREy DYING.

The hot weather last week increased the
number OF deaths IL that OF tho previous week.
when they amounted 300 The record for the second
week III July, 1854, was 955 over onehalf of those
who died week children under five years of
age. case OF typhus fever discovered Ia the
alinshouso Randall's Island. The person had been
taken there Blackwes Island. The record of
tagious diseases for the week Is AS follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
rAII. MEETINGS IN KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, KY, July II tSpeciaD. Tho La
ona Jockey Club having announced Its fall meeting to
begin on October and the Louisville Club having
chosen September % for its opening day. the fall races
here will egin September H. to continue SIX days
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
LONG ISLAND.

EAST NEw-YoRK.- Ia the case OF Anton Mettler who
was killed the Long Island Railroad on June 20.
cooners jury yesterday censured the road for not pro
yiding gates at the crossings.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

f. rlcd runs-st Louis. New. York {. Home run
o OPonrkc l. TwObase hits-Ewing Gillespie. Es'ei-
brook, Tbrce-b ise hiis-Ewing. MckiinOn. Passed
balls Ewing Bcdy. First base on balls on BOYLE J.
Dn clch . cTTOrs~>t LOUIS, .; Ncw.lork
B. strnfk out-By Bo,ic, q. by Weloh. :. Umpire ar
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
DROWNED WHILE TRYING TO escape ARREST

william Horton, living near 81. Marys Lake, White
Plains. missing choice liquor from his cellar on
Friday. charged Harvey Robbins an empioye with hay.
helped himself to the Obtained warrant foe
his and placed in the hands OF officer Barne&
Robbins seeing Barnes In pursuit Of him. spTang Into
the lake attempted TO swim 10 the opposite shore
but after swimming short distance he threw up HI!
hands and sank. His body recovered yesterday and
Coroner Purdy was called to hold an inquest
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
MORE AID FOR THE POLISH FAMILY

THE TRIBUNE received Yesterday TOT or,,.gs' tms
poor Polish family the following: H. NJ ,,.,,sfes
So; b. B C., 80; q. NJ 81, and l. r. NJ 70. 1,,,anSE
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRTvAvs

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Paris. ..Astor House-D. A. Long, president ~
College. Grand Hotet-Ths Rev. Herrick Johnsos9
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Of Kentucky... A6emarie Hotel-John NJ. RotSns q
Baltimore .FtnA Avenue Hotei-Ssnatof xrtSss
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