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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-24
Runs scored each inning:

Earned Baltimore = Metropolitan Twobase hits
Manning and imam. Three-baso hts Ken.ey First
base balls OF msie !; Begcy T. ri 81 bass on errors
MetrOlol =. out-Bogoy T. DouUe pays-Rep.
igur ana orr; udOon Manun ~tearns. Passed
bais-Naval Hober l. WI pitches Emsie l. Begiey /.
1ino hours 10 mInutAL Umpire -Na.estIIe.
PInLADELPHIA. April 23.-rhe BrOokyns defeated
the Athletics to-day exactly reversing tine of yes
terday The visitors bntted Taylor in lively style in the
first inning, making four singles aud two-baggcT.
which, together with two bases balls of
Stoveys nett them six runs two of which earned.
The Athletic men tirded well but their few
costly. Terry received line support many long hits be-
ing captured by the Brooklyn outhelderS The fielding
hnn0rs carried of by Smith and IIOtaug. About
l.5O0 persons were present Following Is the score
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STARVED ON HIS WAY HOME.

TROY, April % (SpeciaD. Julius Bowers, of
Buffalo, gas picked up on the street last night by o
polio eman who thought him intoxicated. Bowers said
that he sick and doctor called. The latter Or
dcred his removal 10 the countyhouse where he died
this morning IL was n ease OF actual starvation.
Bowers had been to NewlOrk In search OF work and
finding mono was on his way home.
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BURNED TO DEATH IN A BRUSH FIRE

Troy, April % tSpeciab.-Whe burning
brush yesterday farm at Cocsackie Lyke III
turning away IRON the Burning pile stumbled and fell
backward into the lire. He WAS burned 10 "A crisp.
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TIE MINISTER FROM SALVADOR.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Senor Manner NJ.
de Perata the newly accredited Minister to the united
States from the Republic OF Salvador was presented to
Mr. Cleveland to-day Mr.. Bayard made the presenta-
ton Senior de Perata in presenting his letter OF credit
spoke OF the relations OF friendship and the great
commercial interests which bind together Salvador and
the United States.
In reply the President said The United states nave
always watched with the warmest interest and friend
ship the important and growing intercourse with their
sister Republic which you represent aud will not relax
their endravors TO strengthen those mutual good rela-
tons aud by reciprocal goodwill and respect to promote
the spread CIVILIZATION civil liberty anu eOinnercla
progress IN the Nations among which tho Republic oi
Salvador is prominent"
senior de Peralta who is also the Costa Rcan Minister
TO this Government presented To the President Crlo
Gonzalez Viguez secretary. aud Don forge Castro fer
n,udez attache OF h Legation OF Costa Rca ana ce
ivered the President letter from Don lSrnhi'o
soto President OF Costa Rca, announcing his accession
To the chief nagistracy OF that Republic.
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TO FILL THE CHAIR OF MR.. McCUYE.

BUFFALO. April 23 (SpeoiGD. Bcls-
tein president Of the Courier Company has secured
Editor ia the place OF Mr. OConnor who resigned Ed
ward Flemmmg. journalist well aud favoraDly known
in Washington newspaper circles. Mr.. Fleming has
been several years the special legislative cores
poudent VI me COnI,r AT the National Capital
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Earned runs-Athotio. BROOKLYN. 3. Two base hits
O'Briou Swurwood Mcclellan. Theo base hits LaI kin
base on -Iakin O'Brien Iioaing Pinkney STRUCK
out olem.n. 1eIry. Double plays nJne. mIire-Mr
1onIelly. Tme-l hour and As minutes.
SCUM ORANGE April 23-Thc Arlin gton club, OF New
York, defeated day by the Alert club Of Seaton
Hall College by the score OF "A to u.
PRINCETON. April 23-Tho game of baseball between
town and gown to-day. lost by the college men, the
score being To In fayer OF Princeton.
wAsHINGToN. April 23.-The National nine defeated
the New York to-day by the score of TO O. There
n large crowd present
One OF the best contested games of baseball played at
the Polo Grounds occurred there Yesterday between
the Jersey CITY and Jasper clubs. The general play
orceen considering the playing strength of the two
clubs. The professional PLAY finally through
superior batting by this score:
Jersey City ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
'% iI1a, civ jasper First base on
orrorsJeisey tity a, Jasper First base ballsJer
ey ,ity, Jasper 3. Lc ON basesJeIsey city. Jas
per Struck olt-Jersey my. Jasper. a.. Total base
mick. Two bass kItskinoy and McCusker. Nild pitches
Hughes. ~ sullivan. Time Of game hour and 30 min
utes
The Newark and Acme clubs played at Newark. About
1000 spectators Witnessed the game which resulted in
an easy victory for the home nine. The score was
Newark. ] O-l5
| Base hits-Newark 49, Acme. =. Errors-Newark, 4:
Acme Il. Earned Tuns-Newark, g. Acme y. Umpire Mr..
tuuy.
The Metropolitan and Athletic clubs open the cham
pOuslp Ut the Polo Grounds to-day. The cham
staff ut grounds for the first tne. The Seventh Reg
| iment Band Will furnish music.
At Washington Park. Brooklyn, the Brooklyn and Bal
tlmOro clubs will play to-day.
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JAMES DUIBIE.

James Duihie. who died in Georgetown,
d C., on the 10th inst. born in England in 1924
of Scotch parents. He came to NewYork when young
man. lie served his apprenticeship In England with
M0traR. at that time celebrated engraver. Many
years ago he was In partnership with John Guvit. OF
Albany, and afterward connected with Rawdon,
Wright Hatch and the American Bank Note Company.
He was the organizer and first chief Of the Government
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing. and OF the
organizers and managers OF the American Prototype
Company. Under his inventions and management the
Government check stamps printed by that COM
psny. lie the first inventor OF tho electrotypmg
process applied steel plates and steel fcings
copper plates thereby allowing the ready printing IT
large editions He WAS the engrayer OF the marriage
certificate plate which used In the celebrated Lewis
Will case, aud important witness for the Govern
ment. Among the best known OF his late productions
are the engravDgs emitted - The Village Eims" The
Old Mil Stream and stratfOrd-on-Ayon" For nearly
thirty years past he resided ana this city,
but gave mp his home here recently to seek warmer
climate for the benefit Of his health. which had been bal
for many pears. He leaves widow aud two married
daughters.
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MIDDLETOwN NATIONAL BANK DIVIDEND.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-The Controller of
tie Currency hns declared dividend Of 40 per cent. In
favo. of the creditors Of the Middetown National Bank
of AiddetOwn, n. Y.
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ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF MErHoDGsTA
Troy Anril 23-Thn hfLY-lhird nnnual Ses

sion Troy Methodist Conference opened at Sara
ioea Springs to-day. This year ministers will board
al hotels instead Of with members OF the church
heretofore.
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SCIENTIFIC PAPERS BEFORE THE ACApENl
A SOUTH AMERICAN FOssIL-kLEcfi"N of hi'"-
NEW MEMBERs-MANY BALLofS'
fnY rrLroRArn To rue rRIDUNE.l

1BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, April 23.-At the meeting Oh
the National Academy Of Science to-uay 'no
first paper was read by George W. hih on
g Certain Lunar Inequalities due 70 ths ae'ion
OF Jupiter and discovered by W. f. Nelson
Professor G. A. Young OF Princeton, read paper upon
Recent Observations upon the Rotation aud SURFACE
Markings of Jupiter" These oh 'eryatioEs had peeh
accidental but Professor Young thought the inucaoo
important and hOpnd some other student "ou'u 'n''
gate further. The great red spot when appecu U" '
surface of the planet years ago mas iaueu awe!
1t Is hard 10 discern its outlines oA'oP
with a powerful glass. The central portion Is
even then 80 covered with white color as TO give IL tne
effect of q red ring He did not know whether tne to
OF its rotation had changed
Professor L. ID. Cope, OF Philadelphia then io"o
paper on The Pretertary Vertebrates OF Brazil no
said that the tertiary vcrtebrstes have great
from Patagonia the sjuhcrn lnlts OF Tue .;
From region Of San Paolo, III the extreme "a
Brazil the most important FOSSIL VI ipon is
probable reptile of primitive " Pe, 'S yar,hral
yet uncertain The ribs classified win tne hx
ntercostal movements Tie rus are dense IKE lose VI
a manitel The pelvis is like that OF the Permian
| IL has been named stero sterum Timidus"
Professor IL. A. Rowland cad mathematical paper on
the value OF the ohm. lie was followed oy froies r
| Packard Of Providence, who read paper on l in
undescribed family OF fossil ;nyLo
mems OF these Western Pennsylvania ahd rom
Illinois The interest OF the specimens CONSISTS III ieli
ind eating origin of the higher crustacea Iney n
a real resemblance the deep sea schyzopods. Inc
1 specimens from Illinois entirely unique. -,
The election Of i've members of the Academy ooh
place this afternoon and consumed cohsu .I,
| time, as the OF some twenty eahaIua i
had been entered AID about thirty ballots were akeh e
the last of the hve successful compei'olH 20
chosen. The highest number OF votes cast was 30.
| There were eight vacancies but only hve OF then
could be filled ut single stated meeting Of the Academy
The honor membership is eagerly sought Dy scenuhc
men throug hout and the competition Is eA
tremely aud sometimes bitter as any contest ~
the arena OF politics. The members elected to-day were
Professor f. W Putnam, director OF the Arcb9ologlrh
Museum Cambridge. Mass; Proif sSor Rogers Oh tne
Harvard Observatory, who Is recognized by the s'entn
world as the authority standard measurements
Professor f. s. Holden. formerly OF the Unlled STATES
Naval observatory and now OF the Wisconsin State Cni
versty Arnold Hague. of the United States Geological
survey Henry Mitchell OF the United states Coas'
| and Geodetic Survey,
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BIG HAUL OF SHAD.

PHILADELPHIA, April % (SpeciaD. Eleven
hundred shad were caught at Hope Greek,
n. j., opposite Colnss Beach yesterday.
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TAX COUPONS NOT TO BE Received.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-lt is stated here
that the Treasurer Of Virgins has been ordered by he
STATE Auditor not to accept the consocoupons In pay
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cartous condition, ~ -
OBITUARY,
CAPTAIN JAMES A. WOTTON.

James A. Wotton, one of the best-known ~.
captains In this country and Europe died from st,s
OF spoplery ct his home, No. 400 West Fifty
yesterday Early la January had an attack Of douh
pneumonia, from which he had just recovered Bs ~
talking with his family yesterday afternoon commsr.
ing upon his own recovery and the Improvements 1,
General Grants condition. when he suddenly fen o,.s
backward dead. He was born at Hyannis Ma.
in 1909. short time after his fsth.s
was lost on q voyage from Charleston to Boston q.
early began seafarlng life and when twenty-five war.
OF age commanded the ship Havre Of the New-Yok ana
Havre Packet Company. He commanded tho sh,,
Rhone aud with that In 1910 rescued the crev -
the British ship Belinda The English Gsyernm.rs
awarded to him gold medal. which was presented vh
an autograph letter from Daniel Webster then ecrear
OF State. subsequently he commanded The ships R.r.
gundy and Admiral de Grassc the last of IN.
packet ships.
When the New-York and Havre steams,,~
Line was organized. Captain wotton was pl,c.a
In command of the steamship FRANKS,
when made her frs; voyage In 1851, being the nr.,
trahsatantc steamer to enter the port or Hsvre Her
The chief officials OF the Freach Government visit.d ,h
vessel and breakfast was gwen to them on beard The
Government ordered large painting the scene and
now hangs in the halls OF the Musfe At Usyr. " IN
Franklin was afterward wrecked in foe off Manri,ius
maud Of the Fulton which, with the HSmsoS ID c sps
Arago belonged 10 the line. At the breakiny nrt
Government aud Captain %o.ton ds e III is;
service In capturing several prizes He retired
assume charge OF the general agency of the 70
and New Haven Line In Europe Ii was while in New
Haven that his daughter Emma married Ideutenanr
Commander George w. De Long, OF the Inflated Jean.
nette
Captain wottop returned from Europe in 1874 and
the French Transatlantic and Pacific Mail steamship
COMPANIES He was one of the Oldest members Of .hs
Marine Society. and man OF the highest business
Integrity He left wife and s1 children
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TO TAKE THE NEW CAPITOL OUT OF poLIrlc

ALBANY, April % tSpeoiab.-The ALBANY
Epe,ing Journal OF this date has the following: "The
best evidence that The Journal has told nothing but the
truth about the charac of OF the men who held
responsible positions the Capitol was afforded
yesterday afternoon when q man who took offence nj
Journals statements waylad the editor OF thi, pa
per and endcayored draw him into controversy and
fight" The man referred to Is James Mcintyre who
holds the position Of Chief Deputy and Assstansuper
mtendent OF the Capitol, under Commissioner Perry
lie is OF Daniel Mannng's "heelers" and IL was
through the influence Of tho latter that
he first obtained his Office. Last win.
ter 1t proven In Investigation
before Senate Committee that MeInyre attend. IN the
politics of the new Capitol ia the Interest the Douo-
party OF Albany ana that he made rule thai all
applicants Tor work on the new Capitol have e
prevail OF the chairman OF the Democratic Comte. Of
their ward In view OF these facts the Senate pnss,d
resolution last winter asking Mr. Perry TO remuye Me
Iltyre, aud IL ~ said that would have gladly conn
pied, but prevented by Air. Mannng, with ihe nm
prevail OF Governor Cleveland. IL is proposed 10 in
sert The bill for All appropriation OF $75OO 10 com
tlnue work the now Capitol. "a section TRANSFERRING
control OF the building from COMMISSIONER Perry ~
the Governor, President OF the senate Sneaker az
the House. In other does IL possible IN 0et
rid Of such Mcintyre and put stop TO the .vstcn
introduced by Manning Of making the erection on the
Capitol subserye the purposes OF the rio
machine The bill will probably be introduced next
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me de oa Of tSe United states supreme Court
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Erni1rsi4 Se4hffa,

Qeip.is. Su 6sm anar5iitsnproset
Reinsrorf mno 9snOfen fuusiren ale
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bic 9%efon9eusn uRtsr9sbra9t itnS,
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0euItabtb. ct. Die pen 9au,
ra!6 W6teI uno ar1iiett 8oesI u
Orssbsn srbuu;e neus bieiise Stabttir9r
uuroe am 80. Rouembsr feisrIid stnss.
ueiht. Ole getbelIisuus ron 9fnb unt
5srn mar cine ercBortise. Die Stabi
bat UobI nod ME Elm i96nsres SET in
ibrsu Wausru ssitbsu.
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IusldnSii1e Wadrid)ten.
Hssetxf ArGsr6eansyHe


Berlin. Gas b65ite @ohnbGus
uue susIei9 cine Der eepaIti95teu Mietss=
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lieruus pirb bic rsder bur6 einen
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thinner WiIbeim unb 9tueuft WiislaH,
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CARRIER S~rantsu5eufe. Sn Canon braunte
Ste 3hnbb6l,erfabrit DOT 9sbr. Yobl
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RafieI. Su 6oIge bes einsstrstss
neH Gbaupetts,s iino bic SuIbo, iouie
bic S6waIul, @ober, OisnIeI. 6aun,
4O5n unb Sin3is aus ibren llfern 9etre:
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sir Gnbe gu MAIDEN, wirb Die Sbsrbsiii:
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erri6ten. gu bieien, Sued rputSsn be-
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9of9sismor. Die gbefrau bes
ar5eiterS Gourob Gemme bu ErsnoeIbnrg
etbieIt Dor GINGER :3sit pom ibrem 0tann
nit elmer WiiltsabsI eirsu S6Iag aui
ban &Opi. iii 6OIss beien lie nunmebr
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her emil. lilly un6 &atbinta bes SOteIs
beiesrs SisbsIt eeltc1bsn. AIs bic
@ltetu &benbS CUR Rube ssben MOLTEN,
fdnoen lie ibrs Rinber ais 9ei6en in ben
Sstten.
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8aberborn. 3Hr 6ernEaItuns Der
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bic arusberssr Rseisruns usuerbinss
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OlSrnhnrg.

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pa5I pom gaIpeBIase 70 fbwer uerrunns
BET, baB man an fsinem anftommsn
susifeIt.
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Gin d.

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On. 6. j, ahkFlElD,
2I6 Kearney Street,
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have adopted private address, under which
all pa ckages are forwarded
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Telegraphic transfers made.
Issue certificates of deposit aud re-
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Collect ions made at current rntes
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Mining stocks bought and sold Oh
conn mission only.
Liberal advances made GU approved
stocks and other securities.
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years, such as Loss OF Memory, Lassitude,
Nocturnal Emissions, Aversions Society,
Oimness of Vision, Noises in the Head: the vital
iuid passing unohserved in the urine. and many
other diseases that lead to insanity and Death.
DR.. MINTIS', who is regular physician
graduate of the University of Pennsylvania
viii agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for Case OF this kind the VITA RES
rURATIVE under his special advice and treat
nent) wi not cure, or for anything impure or
tniuriou found in it, DR.. M!NTlE TREATS all
private iseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation free, Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis IF urine. 81. i'rice Of
VITAL RESTORATIVE, 81 50 bottle, or fur
times the quantity. IS: sent to address
upon receipt Of price, # 9. o. d., secure from
observation and in private name if desired, by
E. A. MlN,rIE, NJ D.,
IL kearney St, San rancIsco, Cal,
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent to any
one a plying by letter, atirg symptoms, sex
and aye. Strict secrecy in regard to all bust
ness transactions
e. MiNTiE'S KIDNEY HEMEDY-NEP-
HRETICUE cures all kinds OF kidney and
bladder complaints, gonorrh oea gleei, leucor-
rhcea. For sale by all druggists; 81 a bottle;
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jan19t
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CORRESPONDENTS.

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MEDICAL.

Nervous anu i'fis ST.
cal Debility, Seminal Weak n e S s.
Sprematorlhe, lfrOStatorrls.e. Emissions
Impotency, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De
cine. and Loss OF MANHOOD. iIs
all it's com ssiicaliOi.S. al;. frassrs
" hatever cause produced. 1t
riches and purifes the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproduc-
tive Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties.
1t stops all unnatural and debilitating drain
upon the system preventing involuntary losses,
debihtating dreams, seminal losses with the
urine, etc, destructive to mind and body.
1t is sure eiminator of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. 1t contains no
injurious ingredients. To those suffer-
asss from tsse evil effects of you H.
fnl iEltsiscrc ton or excess. n speedy
thorough and permanent CUBE
rs efUAkANrEED. Price, 81. so pei
bottle, or five bottles in case, with full direc-
tons and advice, 80 Sent secure from OBJ
servation to any address upon the receipt Of
price, or G. o. D. To be had only of