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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
NETWORK CITY,

Reader-Persons wishing to visit private GAL
leries mast get permission from the propretOrS
STRIKING HIS WIFE WITH BAYoNEr
Patrick Cumiskey, of No. 800 Stanton-St., nad
fgut with his wife Rose last ILght aud srack Ier
over the head with bayOnet inhIctlng serious
wound. He was arrested.
OPPOSING STREET RAILROAD.
circular has been issued to property noiueIs III
Twentv-elphth and Twenty-nlnth SITS. calling tnelf
attention to proposition 10 build Ialir01d IN
those streets and asking all who are opposed 10 ln
road to send III their names. meeting VIII DC he'o
to take action IN the matter.
A FINE HERD OF CATTLE TO BE SOLD. .
The Home Farm herd Of Jersey cattle. owned DIV
Colonel II. :. Russell, of Boston, more than slAty
animals including many costly cows, arrived AT
the American Horse Exchange yesterday lhey
will be sold At auction tomorrow by refer \.
kellogg & Co., the sale to begin at 10 a. m.
WANTING 4 GUARANTEE AGAINST DISCHARGE
The silk-weayers' strike is not ended, though Mr.
Stearns has discharged the obnoxious foreman
WadswOrth The girls now demand guarantee
tlat none of their number shall he discharged Tor
partlcipation III the strike. conference wiz pc
held to-day and a; meeting TO take place to-ulght
il will be settled whether or not the girls VIII go 10
work without the guarantee.
MYERS WILL TRY TO Iowf r TIE RECORDS.
The Olympic Athletic Club will hold its ilrst an
nual games at the Manhattan Grounds on Satur-
day Tho competitions viii include lOO-yariS
dash a 22O.yards' run. a one-half mile run, milo
nm. n mile walk a 900 yards hurdle race, Two.
mile bicycle race (all handicaps'. and one-hall
mile run for those who have never won prize az
running, and Que mile bicycle race 100 pose WHO
have never won q prize III bicycle race. IN auul-
ton to these J.. 4. Myers " II attempt TO lower
the 300 yards and one-half mile run records.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
IRISH ATHLETES TO APPEAR HERE.
COMING TO TAKE PART IN TEE EEw-YoRK
ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES.

A small body of Irish athletes are coming
here to compete for the championship with the New
York Athletic Club OF its games beginning on Wednes-
day at the grounds OF the club at Mott Haven. The
Irshmen have been In CanaGa FOR Two or three weeks
engaging in athletic contests with the amateur CLUBS.
they viii be in New-York to-day. c 8.
Owen Hate 10 q member OF the Wexford Boat Club, Is
six feet and ye and bali inches high and weighs 24o
pounds He has record o. 10 ieet ~ ,s me
shot and heavy, weights An.
,eic Cub He is years old feethigh,
and weighs l75 pounds lie is the champion three-me
w J. NJ. Barry is member Of the Jesus College Cork
Athletic Club. He is twenty-five years Old nye Ieet
lie is the champion Of Ireland and England at hammer
tnrewo In this he has record Of iS ses aSa In
feet without follow and twenty'eight icet and Tour
Dr. r. &. sprouie is graduate of Dublin Unversity.
and q member Of the University Athletic Club. He
Champion ' .hsrt distanes runner Of Ireland with
record OF 100 yards in 10 is seconds.
member r Of the cr Service nsrrers In hopsep
apa%p he @ ssrsd FEET sSo Foot
ball Club, Of Dublin lie ia the champion high jumper
na nd 81 nss s 1as lie @ feet
tncaes high and sparey built
ur5sn srrers Of Dublin He l. twenty four ysars old
ave feet eight and half inches high. and weighs las
pounds. lie Ia an alaround runner and has held the
char posship of Ireland for three years. He has a
Daniel Bulge asSe Of County cso
Der OF the Dsbn University Athletic unien Is twenty
tnIot leet inches hgn. he EOds tna
championship for 220-y ards run
r J. Hussey 10 member of the County Kerry Ath
ftic Club He the exchsmpion quarter and hall
milo runner.
Oscar May. Of the Metropolitan Harricrs is known
fast go yards runner.
xsrs. ana proposes what % 70 lower n.
dve-xile record.
Frank Nuims Is o fast runner from County Sligo.
j. q. Minnics Is q member Of the County Leitfim Ath
letfc Club and Is fair ataround athlete
C. B. Irwin member OF the Duudak Football Club
a good quarter aud hair mile runner and hurdler
Eraa QaliaglSr. sporting reporter OF Dublin
Opposed to this team by the New.York Athletic Gu
vii 80 the following: Malcolm W. Ford, good runpe
and Jumper. also has good reputat On In putin
ksaiy weights ana the hammers; J. Wan Houtep, VII
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THE CLOSE PENNANT FIGHT.
lively GAMES EXPECTED IN CHICAGO.
,vronps OF TIE LEAGUE cLUBs-rHE AMkhi0AN
ASSOCIATION.

-vropna OF TIE LEAGUE CLUBs-IHh A"h
ASSOCIATION.
The chances of the New-York ana oh,oaeo
1000, ,ubs for the League pennant are discussed WIN
- r,,ch energy as ever aud the maj resui' - 90 49,
~ NOW as It was two months ago. ohiy wv .,,,,,
~ssr. reman OF the championship season ana .oa a
o,v .,eht more games to play and yet eitner osn
~ oa'' .,a.n, .rbe present week will witness the
s ~. r.,,,.s with the bats seen In TINS country
-. III eve. are turned anxiously toward cn'caso,
~.,.ra thu games will be played In tne Preso
shonsands of excited spectators Inc Ne"-No
~s 90 climbs play four games together TINS "eeA
49, sra opinion here is that the local nine VIII wiz
three Of that number Enthusiasts nV" 80. ramas.
sns Sew.York men viii win all TOUR game
49, EASTERN club now holds lead Oh 'wo
-an,ss and the New-York club must WIN
&C.. NJ the coming games to tie It's opponehs''
Timing three Of the games the New horn 'ou, o.
10 t,ed BY winning all four games from tne oiaon ."
-. The tro clubs will still DO tied thati Prov,lu,uis
monas . cinh wins all its games with the Pnlauei
the There lie good chance Of the two sadng
mines enans scres of games will be played be-
essn them 20 decide the pennant queso md three
occur three gsI ss %t &c cub viii win the
The New, ork club and large party Oh ~ oct tram
sarsa u The men arrive in Chicago tonight ABOUT
:crk and hearty reception VIII DC gwen s az the
large crowd 81 s9ares o. OF and wished them
ate tYiuIoph In their coming battles with te W ,he
strongest c1 and we're ali Confident AS the
ucs. ,,,sa ont for It's rapid toward the esI
shser and also many hats went up aud hystns
baseball team of. few HAS anu SvnV eneine
n honor OF the and outside OF inc oa Base
,ns lux ". for Chicago, The first game between tue
giants played W Ssd CARLSON ark and
,i o. c,icaSo The New-YOrk men ought 70 Mln,
and viii IN probability The CSs eS RReca ha. lost
naa NJ. c.nninS The Philadelphia club has got INTO
third place but Is thlrtythree games oehha se ieu'
The nnsifions OF each club TO date are as Ioo"9.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Hovt will case Surrogates Court. IL 9. m
Senate Investigating Committee, City tali o. ml. an
Democratic State Committee organizatoh' hohuian
House. ., po,o cro,nd.
Melropotan-st. Louis baseball match foo 'rou"u''
Sale Of Holstein- Fre,sian cattle, Madison Square
ST. Regis Indians -Nev-York Club lacrosse match'
Staten Island.
Adrance estate case supreme COURT
Truman divorce suit -. >yo,ro-,,
Newark Yacht Club sweepstakes regatta, newark
Bay. =. - ,,. -. 7, n ",
Baptist Ministers meeting No Murrayst n i" a ,n
Third Ward Lincoln Club ratification meethg' NO. "oo
Atlantic-aye., BROOKLYN, evening. o,ouod
Conferences OF Bible Teachers OF Harlem, heioFmeu
Presbyterian Church, y. N. 1870 ~, ooo r,os,
Independent Iris-American Association, NO. -Vo i-"'
Eleycnth.st, s D. m.
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KISSED FOR Alta CKIHG IRA DAVENPORT

At the meeting OF the American temperance
Union at Chckerng Hall yesterday afternoon the prn-
oipa address was by the Rev. G. H. Mead, OF HOrnes
Vile n. The speaker touched upon the negro ques-
ton and commented from his personal observation IN
the upon the tendency OF the coored people To-
ward and their willingness To prohibit the
liquor traffic Mr. Mead then discussed politics, rradng
from a circular which was given hltn. out OF half
dozen in the audience and on the sage. attack
ing the character OF the Republican candidate for Gov
lated in several counties OF the state This drift OF tho
discourse received with such marked disapprova
Several per.ons in the balcony even hissng) that the
speaker desisted, but instead OF changing the subject
gave the Democrats dressing down 70 maintain the
balance There will DO meeting tomorrow ut the l2th
Regiment Armory, Cs room. TO organize a temperance
movement among the National Guard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

L1rcHrrELD, Sept. 27.-A few weeks ago one
of the prominent residents of this place conceived sno
idea of playing tennis at tho club courts as
enobre ia played and has named the game progressive
tennis" On every Saturday since the game mas poen
PLAYED with satisfactory success in the foilowins
ner: Couples are formed and lots are arawa ~. w..
choice of courts Each court is numbered ana 'he
pire at tho top or first court blows horn for the p
begin whenever couple defeated at the top an
threa ont OF five games, the winning coupie ,A onrt
other court the losers the top going 10 tne ass
All courts excepting the first, play I'LL taS tan The
called and games half through are not nnisnea anS
time for stopping agreed upon beforenanu vJ Of
half hours being tho average. Tho winning her
the top each given colored pow vi court
token for victory, and the losers az tne DO ns
receive similar tokens At the finish the iaay and the
the most tor court receives the rst prize nu o
one having The most bottom court bows receives Inc
BOBBY prize The men receive similar prizes, 4,a
committee furnishes refreshments at the emu VI 'no
game.
DEATH OF A CHAMPION BICYCLE RIDER
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-Cala E. Stone the
champion amateur bicyclst of the West and the eha
pop loOmile road rider OF America, died suddeny Nv
bis home here tonight Of a congestive chill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

The Brooklyn club against snag Inst week ana
nsead Of finishing IN third place the CLUB may nave 10
H. co~tent with sixth The Metropolitan nine continues
to play in good FORM but it lost too much ground ~ tue
~ any thiug The American Association championship
race ends this week and the clubs viii probably hsa rs
thew are AT present The St. Louis Club wlns III cahlsr
CINCINNATI will be second and Pitsburg third Inc CT
Louis niue deserved its success and has played i
ful game throughout the season. Ihe piayers VI tis
Team are not extremely heavy batlers they nave no
hefrer heders than other mines, and they owe their
esent oft position to team work ana admirable
base-runnIug The Louisville and Baltimore clnns arc
PLAYING IN poorer form than any OF The others anu nave
lost ground steadily during the last month Ahe reeou
Is As follows:
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NEWARK.

Robert Martin, machinist who was caught in shaft
ut BsiiauiIne's brewery, on Thursday and whirled
around, breaking both his legs ana arms died al ST.
Michaers Hospital ~
charged boy named Ralph Conklin year from his
employ. Conklin returned TO the house on Saturday
night and was permitted TO remain until morning.
Yesterday his wife went ont driving. lock-
ing tho house up, while CoDkin ard young compan-
ion started to take q walk. When Taylor returned he
found that the boys had broken into the house and took
frsm the cash box q OF money COnklin was caught
later In the day at the Market Street Station when lie
was about to take o train for Trenton.
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NO POLITICS AT THE CENTRAL LABOR UNION
Al Tho meeting of the Central Labor Union

at No $50 Bowery yesterday delegates from the leie-
graphers protective Union presented aud accepted
The matter BricklAyers Union. No 2. was taken up
and after heated discussion the delegates were ADMIT
ted with the exception of James Hughes, who Is al
legged Ia a Tnmmany Hall politician. II Is against tho
constitution admit any politician ~ delegate tc the
Central Labor Union. An attempt Ia " boom Governor
mn nv r. snlution conmending his action Ia the matter
of convict labor the Enira RefOImory was promptly
sat upon, the motion being tabled.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth Arenue Hotel-General Benjamin amin F. (;
Butler, Of Massachusetts, and Miilsm -, William
f. Cameron Of Virginia; and ex-senator o %a,am
allacs of Pennsylvania. Breroort uousey ~
Rancrott Davis and Count Leyden OF the German Lega
ton washington Yor9 u1 %1dnarol r.
Lock wood and Norman f. Mack. OF Buffalo, aud Inomss
Brown. OF Rochester Windsor Sress
mar George West of Ballston N ". 81 James Hotes
The Rev w r. Alger, of Boston. and j. stering MOT
ton, of Nebraska. Holman HouSe-Jonh v Do"' "
N Y.
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PORl
SHIPPING YgVS.
PORT OF YEw.YoRK...... SEPT. 81 1888
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. SUNDAY SEPT ~. 1888
ARRIVED
Queenstown 20. with indse and pAssenEe"to vernon
steamer Ger. KOpn Han6grg sept ~ msvrs IT,
with dss and passengers TO KunhaTdt Co. ArrVod al tho
Steamer caana Dtcsl Bcuss Rotterdam 10 dsy' Nth
,sa@er Bursundia fr, Dnao Marsoles AUG e. Malaga
sopt 49, with mdse TO Jas Ewe Co. Arrived al the bar
s1sSner Tobasco eI GolstsOo Iaguna via Delaware
BreaKwaer Is days, with mdss 20 " Eeheyera n 90 ,
and outerDrdge Co Arrived at the bar
steamer Nacooonee, Ksmpt%n Savannah. ga days. with
mdse ana passenser 70 Charleston days with
mSse and passengers to Jas W onHtarl q Co.
sDS 70 W cyds Co NJ WIZ"
s S Sso sn %sr a bOon Co
Steamer Wya9ots Hapner. fc6E G Gy ssat and
Steamer Gen Whitney beArse Boston with mdse 10 IL
steamer cty New-BedOr Davis fali River With md'o
Ears aoSe iSoiein lGcr plrks Hamburg O. DAYS. with
barrels to order vessel TO Thee Ringer Co.
sUNsET-wind SAND Hook. light 81 hazy OF shore.
Al CITY Island light. NE; hAy'
SANDY HOOK Barometer; 3ol5i Thermometer. CA
Wind SIC. 2 mites swell hight E. Weather. clear.
Arrived yesterday
steamer arecIan Monarch Br Brlstow London Sept r.
win mdse ana 6r Snpss oenn 4S days with
mase order. vessel % Benha@ Boye.sn :. ,o.,.
Brss vessel simpson. clapp q 60; =, 49,.
Prosst q co. vessel to swan Bon
SAILED
Isies London suevIa. Hamburg Waesland. Antwerp.
Ship Kambira Tor London
Aso saled-via Island sound-steamer ii F Dimock
for Boston,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN, scpt27-Arrved steamer Lord Give tBrl,
Urquhar Philadelphia sept III on her war to Liverpool
Hsf%ssr sept 2s-sailed Rhynland eg), Jnmi
| son, for New.YOrk.
AsrNwALi, Sept 24saiod. steamer Acapulco. Lockwood
| for New-York. -,
HAVANA sept 20 Salcd steamer City OF Puebla Dezken
| from Mexican ports hence for Hew-York
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NERS FROM TIE SUBURBS.

SOUTH NORwALK MATTERS IN POLITICS.
Tho battery unons In South Norwak. Conn. 10 get
OF the city government by nominating men
IN svmnathy with them candidates to 10 voted Tor IN
t October eectons citizens who have felt tho effects
Of bovcottug since the strikes have issued call
for nnbc meeting To held tonight for the purpose
OF opposing the action OF the union
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H. 0'NEILL g. co.
IOI to III West 20ih-sl.
BUFF al
LlTHEA WATER.

THE GREAT AND ONLY KNOWN SOLVENT Oh
STONE IN THE BLADDER
IT DIssoLvES BOTH THE PHOSPHATE AND URIC
ACID SEDIMENT
FOUR OUNCES OF STONE PASSED UNDER THE
ACTION OF THIS WATER, WHERE THE SUR
oEoN's KNIFE WAS INEFFECTUAL ITS
VALUE IN BRIGHTs DISEASE, GOVT. &C.
Caseof Mr.. c., stated by
DIR. @. BALsTEAD BoYLANp.
La s,gsy Ga% cSs 'q msmS Sst 81 b b ss
SeGdemg Of Medicine, Member Of ne American Med'eaa
TIE case of Mr. c. affords undoubted evidence thst
Buffalo Ls Mater s sO Zee Ss ay S %as cpers
S SSTSry y0 csr year. "iswaS buffalo a.
d. Of s' tRs p Ssad s%t
.ss P 1t' ssTE' SsIs s@fs 3:
sh. weeks ne :S S ne a es Ta'eg m
ersasHs qaag enareed ard 81 % et'ass from con;
OF c fdu c s ifer tss SoSeysr the quantity
s%s s &c sS cd sSSar s fsS'S s
svTs ana re dGtass. fGas ergo "0ro' altered and h'
ca'' " w. d. . "' Himself
pcrson enables ne 10 attest the ecac Of the Lih
water IN hs painful maay After having been long ssS
have under the OF this passed an ounce OF
s snlS SoHs ne1pressbs relief a leaving
dCn 9" s sa:s snd ~ in soyens
hours Tho appearances Of this cSes TuIi indicates an;
on: iaSas ySqs%. ds:tsSs b.
means u solution ana dnsgraoa 1,g W AK and
IN nv JssSis general .s
be tho0ht or toIter hare accompanies ats
that operation " s,iceesJut CO uId hare DONE
Case OF Mrs -. stated By Dr. Dartd T. SMITH, Of Bronx
rie WestchssteY. N. y.
"Mrs subject severe attacks OF 6obt conse
ouence OF an equity Diahes followed after some
time by stones Btaddsr Tho hnts were very Edsa
leaving ndenstOn long after ITS removal Inc urine
o1del tn TRAITS and cent 4tbumeR, and the Iicso
scops reyeed Casts sho wing sakaby, as thongnt
Brfhrs Disease OF The KidRsys. prescribed the bunao
L6ia Water spi1g No which aaoIed prompt Isiis
the ouy AecoH and resulted In few weeks In me pas
OF inch long by u OF inch IN ~ aueter
Under continued IL the water the urtoe has oeen re-
evCd lbnfnOus Irsgndtfoas and reatored 10 noln
condition. discovered the Etsmdtous cona
tn OF hmbs relieved the general health o.
The patient, to great extent restored"
Water 10 cases OF one dozen halt, gallon bottles,
SIS per at the Springs
Testimonials sent TO any address
THOMAS r. GOODE, PROPRIETOR,
BUFFALO LITIIA SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

Brother Coleman sat in the pulpit of the
Abyssnian BAPTIST Church yesterday and sighed as no
one seemed to fiji the seats Unless there was an audi
ence he couldn't take up collection III he couldn't
take up q collection tho meeting wouldn't be success
The pastor the Rev. William speman, sat quietly at his
home In consultation with the venerable Rev. Dr. HIS
cock who had ordained him half century ago. He was
restrained under temporary Injunction from entering
the church. building for which he had worked years
10 obtain funds, aud couldn't help Brother Coleman He
would have done IL he could After Brother Cole
rns m had waited some time In vain he went down into
the where space was less extensive and where
three sisters aud four brethren assembled and opened
the Z" meeting"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
SIXTH RESCUE OF SOIoIDES

Sarah Murray, age twenty five, of No. 2ll
East Twenty -fpurthsi. attempted suicide yesterday
norning by umyng from the deck Of tho ferry boat
Long Beach the Thirty fourth Street Ferry Company
She was rescued 10y James Spencer. deck hand ana
taken to Bellevue Hospital under arrest. Ihs u tue
SIKH rescue that spencer has made OF attempted
sulcIdes II Is supposed that tho woman Is insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

Tomorrow IS the frat day OF registration In BROOKLYN
The hours are 10 10 a. m. and from To 10 M
Thomas H. COMBS age forty-hve. of Lafayette and
Marcy aves who has not been well for some time was
found dead In vacant lot at Quncy-st ana MaIcyaVc
Yesterday morning. Tho evident cause was heart DIS
number OF churches which had been closed Tor re-
pais since the early rr-Opened YESTERDAY
Among them were 81. ACKNOWLEDGING, the Ross
street Presbyterian, ana the First Presbyterian III
HFur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
The scheduled games for this week are as follows;

LEAGUE.
ruesdav-rricsgo Va New.York Chicago Detroit vs.
Providence Detroit: st Louis Pbila eiphia ST LOUIS
Buf all Boston, Buffalo -. ~. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vs. Chicago. chicago ~ 2Ns "
Yala eipna Louis Buffalo va Boston buIaoi Detrot
Va Providence, Detroit 49, o.. -. -.
Thnrsilay-ClncasO NewYork. ChicaRo ST LOUIS W
Phi elphia ST. LOUIS Dtot VS.. PROVIDENCE Detrot bur
fao va soston, Bu 1alo - 80, -
safurday-C Chicago vs.. New YORK. Chicago 5t LOUIS w
Philadelphia St Lons Buffalo vs. bostoo 6unei peei''
We. Providence. Detroit.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Neutrality-suspicious. 81 LOUIS, Polo Grounds, New
Yors Ath etic Plttsburg Philadelphia Baltimore Vs.
Tus,day.-M Metropolitan va Polo Grounds New
YORK Prockyn CnciI Washington Park brooklyn
Afhe.ic Piisburg. Philde phia Baltimore VS. Louis
wednesdaS metropolitan VS. cincinnati Polo Grounds
NewYotk ByoOklyn va Louis Washington Park BRONX
KD Athletic VS. Pittsburg. Philadelphia baltimore va
Metropolitan vs. cincinnati. Polo Grounds, New
York. Irooslyp vs ST. Louis Washington Park, BTooklyI
Athletic vs. Ftsburg Philadelphia; Baltimore vs. Louis
Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
E. Il. NJ ACY & co.

that the employing plumbers win refuse TO grant the do
paud Of the In case they do. long All bitter
struggle may expected. The journeymsn claim ihat
they ample funds 10 support them for several weeks
and with aid that thcr fairy expect from other
trades unions they can stand out lOug timo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
MUT1yOUs SAILORS ARRESTED.

Five of the crew of the barkentIne Gem, OF
Boston, refused obey the orders OF Captain Bray yes
teriay The vessel lying on HobOkeh AMI was pre-
pairing sail for Boston. Tie muneers retrcated To
Tie forecasc, where he captain locked them MP and
signaled Tor relief. Tho police boat Patrol promptly
responded and the offenders were taken 10 the Twenty
seventh Precinct Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
LONG ISLAND.

LOCUST yALLEY.-TimOtby Sullivan, age twenty-five.
was struck by the midnight train the Locust Val
ley branch OF the Long Island Railroad Saturday
night and instantly killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sun r1.es $50; 543 Moo rios sal Moons age ds 20
yArgR rJ-bN
<N.-Sanfv Hook l0O2 tiov. Island. l0liHel ga.a
F.HsaIdy Heck O2S tioy. Island 1884 Hell data oOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

rha v,cores and defeats Of the Eastern clubs over
,hai Western oopouents and vice versa Will be i0un9
herewith The NewYork club has much PETER reSo,o
than bca 20 having 40 Victories and only ii deteas 10
fraros "a victories and l8 defeats Providence comes
oext with 81 games won and two dozen lost The re-
euit "a ma f0lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
Announcements

Earl a. Wilson's L. e. w. brand OF Mems
Collars ami Cuts are tho best Sold eygVwhsxa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

Everybody should demand Sanford's Perfect
Pr0iec Shoes when purcla scd. Every manu-
ia In tho country wi them when the people call
for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

The use Of ANGosTURA BITTERs will afford
Immediate relief an persons affected vita dyspepsia
dizrghua collie. aud all kinds ofindigesOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

DR.. Pierces "Favoritc Prescription is not
crtoled oureal" but admirably fuifs slngloness OF
being mlst potent specific In n9se chronic weak
peculiar 20 Particulars Dr. fierces large
treatise Peculiar Women. 100 pages sent for
L. stamps Address Worlds DspensGIy Medical
Association GC3 MAn.st. Bunalu. y. y.
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Announcements.
UrNnY A DANIELS NJ ID

l4t Iaxingtou-ave., between 21th and 30th stN
Hours % TO 7. Diseases % tho Nervous SY,t,n
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