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New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
CHICAGO FURNISHES NEw-YoRK.
THE LOCAL MINES PLAYING HkMAhhAbLL oNL'
FoR THE TREoRs MADr.

rur LOCAL MINES PLAYING REMARKABLE ONLY
FoR THE ERRORS MApf.
In spite of the threatening clouds yesterday
nearly 600 spectators went to the Polo Grounds TO
witness the eleventh game Of baseball between tue
Sew.York and Chicago clubs The local players dd
noorlv throughout and we're beaten easily. keeie
n,,ced with ltc effect E-icrlrook acted Ike dummy.
shlo Ewing Dsrgan aud E.tcrbrook male many errors
that an amateur would blush 70 commit MCCORMICK
pitched the local battcrs out with great frequency
while Kccfo's pitching hattcd freely Tho 'pccta-
tor, took the defeat Of the local players to heart aud
more gloomy asscmbago has seldom been seen
on the grounds. The Chicago mon played hney-
The New York club were tho lrst 10 tho bat but were
re,ircd without scoring a neat double play by Burns.
Pfeaer and Anson being applandcd Tho local players
cr NOT 40 fortunate in retiring their opponents. who
scored one run. DIlrympe the fret striker took ur't
on called bals and went 10 second on passed bal py
Ewing. short hit 10y Kelly sent Darymple 10 third
and Anson'. long iy right field sent In the run In
the second inning the New York players scored run
tbroueh ward. excellent base running Mccormick
sent Ward TO first called balls He went TO second
and third base on a Wild throw to second by Kelly.
Ward by good base running managed to get nome on
w,,om.on's throw to frat to put Gillespie. In tho
third Sluing the home were put out In one, two'
three order The Chicago men, however. scored two
rms through errors by Ewing and Connor. Mccormick
reached first on Connors tumble. thrce-baso hit to
left centre field by Sunday sent In Mccormick DAT
rymple struck out, but Ewing ihnHeu tue pal anu IN
throwiug Darymplc out at nrst Sunday ran home. No
more runs were scored until the 1fth inning when the
Chicago club increased their lead by one run.
sunday led of with hit field and rea hci
omd ON "A wild throw by Hwing. hit to left ned by
Gore sent sunday with his second run. Ihs left
the score at u favor Of the Chicago players aud
the ON lockers felt dcspOndent.
In thc ,l nth inning the New Ork men made two runs
and the hopes Of the spectators revived somewhat.
Krcfc led off with u hit. but caught mapping ~
art hsse and his the LEGAL club ana
Do-siy several runs. Gcrhlrit then went tO first on
ca He'd balls AMI OIoufke made hit 10 left Held M
| H..f. l.t f.ftTtg
ORourke 10 third Ewing went out on long ny To rlRht
field aud O'Kourko second. The chca2o players drew
further ahead In seventh inning, four
which virtually settled the game But for an error by
Ccrhardt only Of the would have been made.
sunday again made hit. Ddrympe, Gore and Kelly fol-
owing with hits The last drive sent home sunday,
palrympc was then thrown ont at the nome
| plate on Pfcners force. Williamson sent
an easy groundcr To Gefhardt, but he
allowed IL to pass him. and the sent Ia Gore and
| Kelly. Dorgan then. with great presence Of mind
threw the ball left field and Pfcher went to second
Burns however struck out, and tho Inning ended The
| score was follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE.
TRANSFERS OF UNExPENDED BALANCES.
vr,popo1IrAN MUSEUM OF ARr-rHEATRh Ii
cexsrs AND THE ACTORS FUND.

>,rrropo,,r.N MUSEUM OF ART-THEATRE LIZ
ceysEs AND THE ACTORS FUND.
rr,o poard Of Estimate at its meeting YESTERDAY
.,iiad ON the head of each department. to submit
estimates for 1856 petre OF anpropriatIons
m""e uade for the department this year ControIier
I"ew moved that the salary OF the stehogLapher ~
the Grand Jury be hxem a. $lO ovaS u that 80 $50
~ the accnmulatons i'll the theatrical ncense Iuhu I
he given to the Actors Fund and " sou 10 tne @
House Of Refuge. Commissioner ,oto,S' Fnnd
on the ground that it would IMPOSE 50 ;ndinent m
more tax on the city IN provlding Ior h aiue reenld
ca,iorem nnnse an AUTHORIZATION of $1,000 for that
purpose but the matter was lad oyer asxnend"d
lion authorizing transfer Oh % 3i'U1t Worts was
balances IN the Department OF fuDllc Noih' was
od"nted Comnissioner Coleman opposing IL.
renort was received from the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction concerne ,no two
Of farm for the insane which was authotlzcu tTe Se
ysscs sscs tSss sS it nS had been decided ITO 70
purchase 800 Raosd near the Central Ip Sta
fion' the price to he from $2OOoV 10 %|1IIoJJ |a1sIoJ
Tne approval Of the Board OF Estmate WIS aSHTu he
The matter was referred to the Controller Inc
isasSment Commissioners made application Tor an
anpropriation of 44OO0 to meet the EXPENSES anu
pay the awards made TINS year. ,nd;st'nct
0sss in the application, and he should Oppose ~.
The amount asked for expenses was Iaiu onoi,
but eu the s% sI" Mr. necesstS CoeHan dissenting He
Complained of the long delay of the commission & d, IL,
completing its work. while the expenses "ent o
no thon oh regular meetings had been held Slreet
commissIoncr Coleman made application for "a
transfer of $4,000 from the appropriation on Ior ro
fhs street cleaning to that of salaries. II was re-
fnrrsd to the Controller The Police Board sent IN
request for transfer of $l93 from the bartno'na tH
reception fund TO meet expenses lncurIeu, ~ ~ rho
Police Department on that occasion, ana Ior rua a
transfer of S5 for sanitary work az Ne end
These apphcatiOns were lald over, an
tho Same cnprse was followed in regard to an appli
cation from the Health Board for the TaIief thf for or
GO 600 from the hospital appropriation 10 tha' ior
%1ar;es commissioner Squire appned ior
$3.50 900 to be raised by the issue OF water oonds'
Park commissioner Crimmns requested that
Si62. 600 be included in the tax levy for the bene-
III of the Metropolitan Museum OF Art. mayor
Grace and Controller Lcew opposed this approprla.
ton. the Mayor stating that the act calling Tor IL
was not mandatory. Commissioner Coleman III, III
ru;red how much more would be needed to COM
ppiete the museum The Mayor answered that no
body could tell 1t was decided TO ask the OPINION 3
of the Corporation Counsel to whether or not the
net WAS mandatory.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08

clubs The players opened tho game In earnest
AID virtually tho match In the first inning INC
score follows:
Providence. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o ! n
Detroit ............. o o q o d x-J
O Detroit 4. Pitohers-Radbourne aud casey. ompio-
Mr. Ferguson.
Boston, Aug IA singular game was PLAY p ed p,aSS De
the Boston and st. Louis clubs to-day Inc biack
Diamonds did not run until the nlntn ,hnus,
when they rallied and. sending four men arouho the
bases, won the game as follows:
Boston. n.:........................-. IL
St Louis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS " "
Base hts-Bost0n 3: 81 Louis, o. Errors- nstOn. o.
st. Louis L. Ptchers-Whltncy and Sw ceney' omp"o-
MI. Sullivan.
CINCINNATI, Aug IAN exciting fourteen Inn,
ing game was played to-day between the Cincinnati ana
Pttsburg clubs, the homo players winning Dy the io-
lowing score:
Cincinnati. .....O 0 o 0 d-3
Pftsburg. ..........0 0 o-@
Base his-Cincnnati. II Pittsburg. H. Error.
natl, tiusburg o. PitchersMcKcon ana MOTIFS om'
pire- MT Tuneson.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug THE postponed game OF Mon
day between the Philadelphia and Bunalo ciuos was
again prevented rain to-day, and Will DO payeu on
Monday. The directors OF the two CLUBS, VINO mas US
cded POSTPONE to-morrows game, have recohsiaereu
their action, and, weather permitting the game VIII oo
played.
BALTIMORE. Aug Rain caused tn postp ponement OF
to-days Baltimore Metropolitan game. it VIII Dc piayeo
tomorrow morning II the weather permits
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
TWO 10RE OFFENSIVE PAR7IsANS" REMOVED.
Collecior Hedden YesterdaY removed two

moro offensive partisans, and as the vacancies mus
caused are not such come under the Ciyll service
Yucs two Democrats will be made happy. one OF Inc
removals was that of Edwin Johnson colored ncssen
ger IN the Seventh Division and an appontce OF ef-
Fresideut Arthur when Collector. Johns0ns mother
was slave to Mrs Artburs mother The other removal
was that Alexander Davidson also messenger I'D inc
Seventh Division
Surveyor Beattie has recommended some changes
the merchants think unnecessary and detrimental
fo their interests 1t IL regulation, where importers
have had goods retained In warehouse. 10 secure as
~naranee from the Government. certificate OF impor
tacn giving the weight and quantity OF the goods hed
in IL has also been the practice u give Tue
Importers other certificates OF portions OF the goods Tor
delivery to buyers guarantee that the goods were
in the warehouse This lattor practice the surveyor
thinks is liable abuse and to the Governments oss
hence he has recommended its discontinuance.
The or the Special Agents office yesterday
aetzcd l31 yards Of silk lot OF silk scdrfs ana OIL paint
ipCs that secreted tho ship lnvincible from
italian ports also sealskin coat ana some piece goods
on the steamship Rhein.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08

There was but a tr6ng air from the westwaru' p"rcS
enough TO give the yachts storage way put inc 'ons
food tide set them to the westward quite iasI Inc
Puritan leading the feet. kept sheets hat at anu s'oou
along close to the north shore OF the vineyard ana so
the middle ground, followed by the Oracle. Cyue anu
Fortuna The others tacking stood over on snort
hoard 10 the northward. IL was c"ih
for nearly five hours after tho S'"''
when n light air from southwark came riI ping tue
Atlantic Ocean of Gay Head. The Puritan az TINS tc
ras nearly bu down ahead with the Priscilla Two mos
I'm her wake Gayiota hall mile In the latters zee re'
Mischief a mile I'm Prscillas wake ana Tue oahnoc ~, W
tbe fleet TO the eastward Just steming tne youps '
ride Tho Puritan caught the breeze hrst' ana Win Win
her big balloon ilb pulling splenddly shc WAS n SUN
going 10 the westward at ak knot gait When lnc Is
Ella feIt the breeze she closing the TWO ine
can hetween herself and the Puritan. while the schooner
Fortuna took leading position among me rear
of scbuoners and the cutter Isis Increased an an
gained on the Gavota ny several miles Mhe ,
Of Brenton's reef lghtshlp Captain Crocker ooeu 'o
Puritan and sent aOft her sIinnaker 10 starpoai.
dd good service TIL the vhc slOop came III ny Ndstls
I'm non n was taken In Just a. the Poynlh dropped
anchor of Fort Adams. A few miles To the enstWhru
of Rrentons reef, the sloOp Fanny. Mr william ~.
of New York and the Peri OF Boston, sauteu 'n
aagship and ibhing when the racers came along hna
ned them into Newport As the fnrlah crossc
The finish line the IIcrreslof wonder Stetto steamed
ont ouiety as ghost and crossing the sloops stern
.aluted her with three whistles. Nlce-' oinodee v" T.
Dourlas I'm n spotless white flannel Yachting SUIT sat Oh
the Poynias bridge watch hand Will" the courteous
Charles IL Patterson recorded the times OF the arriving
yachts for the Last time the fleet dsbands to-mofro"
Tho followngItab!e gives actual results:
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
THE PRISONERS DID NOT DO TIE CLUBBING.
OfIicnr Inhn InnO of the Twenty -cighth

Precinct was the complaining witness yesterday IN the
Court OF General Sessions against Charles Gunstcin
and his wife, Johanna Gunstcn, whom ho accused or
assau,ting him. He said that lie attempted TO arrest
the couple July .. at Avenue ana Sxt-s as ais
orderly persons and that Gunstein knocked him down
with stone and Mrs Gunsiein took away bis cub ana
beat him with H. The testimony for the defence
showed that Gunstcin quiet industrious shacnakcr
on the ay OF his lie took his wife out for walk
near the river They both seated qucsly when
Odccr Io pc approached them and ordered them away.
He then according the testimony OF the witnesses for
the defence began his club, striking nlst Gun
srein and then his wife The woman was found by DR.
ut the Tombs TO be badly bruised all over the
backs The jury acquitted the defendants without e"V
IN their seats
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
CENTRAL AND HCDSON RAILROAD.
Oudrf,riu rrpJrt.

The Central and Hudson River Railroad Company to-
day issued its report for tho quarter ended June 30
r--5 suoined given In comparisonwitb the figures
t- , same auarter of 1854. The gross earnings for
Inc LIST quarter $757 400 less than the quarter OF
last wear but by reduction OF P353i0O III the opcrat-
inc ses the net earnings only SiOiOOO less.
Tie ast charges set down 10000 greater 30 that
thc balance for remaining dividends was Si0i.OOO less
hc balance $780, is equal 10 27l00 per cent on tho
stock but as the company paid 3p.lOO per cent dlN
drnds there l. deficiency of S3O7 37l For the quarter
ended March n, 1859, the balance remaining Tor
dividends Si7OOO6 and FOR the quarter December
81 Ssi II was ~ 37T Os The first charges given for
r a- quarter ~ the rate Of S595OOOO per aunum
against - 7iJ,l 1913 III lssO.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
ALONG TIE SOUND.

sr rNroRD-Besidcs oliver IIoyt General Grant had
many warm personal friends here. As Vocing their
s,numents Alexander Weed and two other members OF
IIbbc Post q. A. r., will to-day honor the memory OF
IN. General from sunrise to sundown by nrlng u gun
every half hour.
BnDGEronr. cost OF lighting the city with gas.
sii,e and electrc lights Is about $4,000 annually
I%c 1nmmnn Council have appropriated $4,000 only
for this purpose and three electric lght companies
are stfainng every nerve To secure the amount "ch
,L. cttv will nay that service
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08

SHIPPING NEWS.
Nj II I Tt'' +'I1'' .
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. FRIDAY. AUG. 7.

pOuT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY. AUG. 7. 1850
ARRIVED
CLEANER Franco tBr, Hadley London July "a. with mdsc
and passengers W Hurst Arrived at the Bar ut 1910
Steamer Grecan Monarch Brl Brstow. London July 2j
with mdse and pa.sengersto Patton Vckers 90. A'oi
steamer sac BIZ Bcncc Liverpool Jnly 2s oaeens'own
20 with mdse passengers to Feter wright SONS AT
rSsa a. mi ennto @ tr Abbott Newcastle July II Dundee
81 with saudcrson son Arrived AZ the 8ar al
car,er Ge,ser tDan, Scherbecs Copenhagen July 20,
cbrsana 23 Chstnsand -. with mdse and passengers to
s1csmnr Usmmona DER Schwenscn Hamburg J1ly 20.
uavre - with ndse aud passengers TO Kunhardt & Co.
sp"mer n falda Ger Hembruc July 90 south
ampton 80 with and to oelrichs Co Ar
riVed At the at 1850 am ,,..,.. ,,,r c,,,n,a
Ssp is Naples o. with ndse passengers Jas
w ESeii & 60. Arrived at The Bar at an ,,,v.
with sugar and passengers TO Alex lndre 6 sons
witl niSIrlft lrnit 10 I, vessel. & Go.
steamer Excelsior. Higgins. Neworeans avs with mdse
steamer Manhattan. stevens we. Point Va, and New ,
steamer knight Cnchss,er S eoIEevSwh shta aaI
steamer Cleopatra Portland with mdse and pass
eer Delta ir crowc Boston. in ballast to Macy
% si.rv Fraser fof windsor Ns Dexter. London 4s
days with cnr and empty barrels to ORDER vessel 10
mn saeer fRr Henderson. stJohn. NIB. sdays with
Schr Baloaa tBr Bssett Barbadoes 10 days. WIN sugar
% Brown & co; vessel to master
sUNsErwmd At sand II 9h' moderate E7h cloudy ana
sandy uook II pm barometer S0O5 Thermometer ~;
wna SE 10 niles swell light e. Weather. cloudy. Ram
fan. i.
Arrived yesterday
Brir Nor Bhan CFrl Rche Carmen t,rs Rep 81 days.
Wi mdac TO tihas Strach" ,o - .-,.,
Rrig FavOutc Ham hond ~ flerre ""''' %V"ps' VIII
,ngar To II TrOvbridge's sons ~, 49,, -. c, - -.
HTe Chas \ Hoard OF Yarmouth NSl. Sl'loif 10 Gays
with md Sc and passengers 10 Bariram brO'
CLEARED.
.,eomcr Rosse (Belgl. Dixon, Lon!on-BuSk ~ Jevons
steamer anada (3rl Pearce London --Ininan Ss 20
steamer Serva t}r McMckan, LverpOOl VIA queenstown
Vernon III Brown & co. ,, ,,...o, 81, ,,,,o,,,
Anchoria Crl small glasgow Henderson Bros
steamer chicago rl Jones. Hun -nderson * son srm
Steamer WarwlcN (Brl, Loobett Avonnouth pocs' T. -
u Morgan. u,-..., co,.nnac.r an, Sto,,,n
Chas l. Wright 4 60. ..- ,,.,... I,unho,a, u. 10
Stea"cr california GER, Wnckler Rotterdam-Pheps
Bros * Co. o,.., p,amc, via Sou,hapnton -
OerChs & Co. .,,..,, va. po,,oriano--unch Edvc
& go. , ,po,u, rcvpon AntNern- Peter
iS1mSr Crscbal Colon spam ORA BarcconaN Menacho
Ayms,sT Ayemcr %Ncwmuscr tBr Webster. Leghorn-smpson
Spence & Young. - -. M, u,,d,yard Isianas -
A EOuterbrdge & Co ,, t.. T. vorss co
steamer ooralo Daniels Key west anu oai'eston u III
Mallory & Co
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
TONS or FOOD DESTROYED.

Inspector Lucas of the Second Sanitary
Division with Fish Inspector Hamilton Meat Inspectors
Romaine and Meyers and several fruit inspectors yes
{eray went through the Hebrew quarter east OF the
Bowery and seized ali the decayed fruit, fish and meat
which they could find IN the possession OF vendors
They sent 10 the oa dock 1900 pounds OF bad fruit
And vegetables 900 pounds OF spoiled meat and 800
pound of rsten nsh Tho raids will be kept up vigor-
6usy in the hope Of heading OF toe eppemc OF dysen
Terry recently discovered IN this district.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.


An UNEXPECTED REWARD AFTER TEN YEARS.
About ten years ago j. L. Lorard. then resident OF
mi. city went with family 10 Long Branch To spent
the summer One day his little daughter and TWO
children Of friends. In charge OF nurse went on ,no M
and. 20 piay Mr. Iorlari's child ventnred too Tar
and va, carried out by the surf Edward Allen oi for,
chester WI. bathing by and he rescued tue chu
and restored Il to tho nurse aud left Long Branch win
ont .oenr the parents Of the child lilo il now III the
nrm Of Peck Allen. dealers In coal nnd hardware on
Pccks Point Port Chester. Last week ne tro.N.u d
letter making inquiries In regard To him. satisfactory
resuopse resulted - few DAYS aso IN MS receiving !"
scrond letter enclosing a check for $1,000 from Mt
orllatd 40 Ircseut resident OF Cleveland oh!o' ac
comp.nicd by expressions OF profound gratitude
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
BROOKLYN.

Mira Angeline Luce OF no 3O2 Graham-aye,, was ne-
fore Justice eher yesterday upon the charge o cIucy
he .tiug her daughter Mabel, age Elk
Permits for the erection OF sNty-nine new bnlidhSs
have been granted this week
Tho leak I'm the Atlantic-ave water main repaired
vestcr,lay and the water turned on again.
Theodore Iiaeberen was arraigned before Jnstlce
Kcnna Yesterday upon the charge OF administering GER
lain duigs to his wife Bertha, Of No. 3o3 -tockton-s
can ing her death Monday. The examination Of the
case " as set down for Monday,
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
A NEW STATION Al MOTT HA YEN.

Tie Now OTK CtntTdI Nd1ITOdU CUI1pdTTy
has purchased eight lots at Mott Haven for the purpose
of erecting upon tho land new suburban station, az
which all the principal trains run over Its system VIII
stop workwi be begun the building as soon as prac-
ticable and It IL expected to cost from S3O0OO TO
$4,000 The station will give new and Important
travelling facilities to the people OF Harlem who are now
obliged TO In from the East and West to the Grand
Central Station and then out local trains to the
present station
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
RVRTAL OF THREE RAILWAY VICTIMS.

MANY sympathetic friends crowded the house OF
Edward j. Brown, at No. 76 West Forty-scvcnth-st,
yesterday at the funeral OF the victims OF the railway
Law in the rear parlor, covered with floral offerings
Tie bodies Of Mrs Edward j. Brown and her sisern-
Law, Mrs NJ. Louise Brown, lay III the outside conins
Retween them was a little white box, containing the
Infant son of Irving H. Brown. The Rev. Dr. White;
pastor of the Summit Presbyterian Church. conducted
the services The funeral procession down broadway
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
GETTING IT DOWy TO 4 FINE POINT.
lcLrnit Ekfe pIssa

The other day a middle-aged man, who be-
trayed the fact that no strangerin the city, ap
peared at the Central Market and purchased and ate
dozen pears These were followed by a dozen plums,
and after brief rest by half OF largo watermelon
lie then took some lemonade and bought some candy,
and sat down to wait until his stomach could take In
something more In little while he was noticed to be
uneasy and after that he inquired for DOCTOR
Anything wrong asked the stand Keeper.
Got tcholers morbus. How much will IL cost me to
see a doctor and get cure !"
"Oh. about two dollars"
Just what I Figured before left home-just
exactly I'll have 70 cents left and you hold that cocoa
nut until como back want To finish OF on cocoanut
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
THREE PRIZE FIGlffs or Long ISLAND.

The third prize nght this week In the suburbs OF
urookfvn took pace yesterday morning IN barn near
Iocu.t crvr + l. IL was between Joseph Ashton. oi
Provd' nee Il l.. and Ne Matthews. alias Jocko, OF
1oncy leland The nght with hard gloves. Marquis
of Ouernshcrrys rules for 500 II was over I'D thiee
rounds Ashton having the advantage from the start.
I'm the thinl round he gave Matthews biOw Whi,h
douhc cd him up and l-ft HIN nearly unconscious 10
va, too much up enter the ring aln anu Asn-
ton was awarded the nght. II lasted quarter oi a'
hour
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08

OWNER OF SOME OF The Fastest RUyyIyo HORSES IN THE
WoaLD
JEROME PARK, June 81. 1884.
This IA IN certify that I have D.. TOBIAS HORSE
VENETIAN LNMESr aud DERBY CONDITION POWDERS on my
race horses md found give perfect satisfaction In
sct they HAVE NEVER CURE anent for which
they were The Lnment when rubbed Ia 6y the hAna
never bsters hair Of II HAS MORE rESErR'
T,vE THAN ANY OTHER TRIED. which, sup.
pose Is ho great secret Its wonderful success IN curing
sprains ingredients from wIch the DERRY PoWpEsJ
III .ur pT1Tycrry Y u.RHIRss ID. MCDANIEL.
AM III" Sold by the Druggists and saddlers.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
sIt)oIs.

The Dauntlcss arrived at 4;2o3O she was not uheu
NJ the start The Puritan defeated the Priscilla MN
nfrs 10 seconds actual time. while the Norseman car
res of the honors IN the schooner class Deatihe lhe
fortuna 3 minutes 4s seconds. The Oracle Tor some
reason aid rot finish II Is supposed she went on TO NcW
London Vice Commodore Douglas feels highly peaseu
with the racing results during the cruise. Inc foyhA
will remain at Newport tomorrow ana VIII caNc 10,
NcwYork on sunday The following orders were ssneh
tonight by Fleet Captain Center; Duflh. INC ,o"ls
from noon until o'clock on saturday hnsnHt :,
tho vessels Of the New or. i"oh' ss ,,"p
- In Newport harbor
viii out Of respect 10 the Of the late General
mint. ems during that time. "Thc yschi.men concede
The cru-c TO he the most successful In the clubs history
Th yachts owners will entertained by the Vice Com
,no1orc 10 morrow Mt a luncneOn board the haSsh
when the fleet will be officially disbaDdci.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08

. Earned runs-NewIOrk u Chic ifo ]; first base by
errors New.N ork, Chicago 3: fir.t bise Das New
YORK Chicago. ]. struck ont-Ncw- York, Chicago.
& left bases NcwIDrA. Chicago !. Total base hits
New.Sors, Chic go, 10. Thfe bose hts--nnday u
hits--,iOlc. /. Double PLAYS kurut, lfeh
and Anson. Nid pitches Passed allsEwing. /.
Time OF gamc-l.55. Umpire Mr. bOud
slow and unnt resting game was played at Wash
ngton Park. Brooklyn. brtNcen the Athletic aud Brook
yn mines. Abpu: 100 people were present and they
wcared sidcr,by before tho brought To
"A close The Atnlctch outbattcd and outneldrd thci:
oppOncnis hni lost the game ihrongh the wild and IN
effective pitching OF knOdT The home players finally
won by the subloncd score;
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
NEWARK.

nernarl J. Moore. poshcr living In summer corner
"a. held TO bail yesterday charge preferred by TWO
Young German girls living IN Ne~-\ ork Ihry came To
Newark on Tuesday In response 10 hn advertisements OF
sititiou and got IN the outskirts OF tho city whch
man met them aud offered 10 conduct them 10 place
where they could get employment lie dragscd them 70
lonely place aud then attempted 10 a's"ut ONO Vi '"o
grs. ,..,... -. ,,o f.,,ro.
9, bridge at noon yesterday struck by trah ana
fatally Injured The boys parents live In harfNon'