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New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July S.-The general cOurt-
martial at Jefferson Barracks has been dissolved and
tho following ordered in It's meet July
II : Captains r. II. Montgomery. 5th Cavalry Adam
Kramer. 9th Cavalry s. u. swigert % Cavalry; First
Lieutenants George Chase. I'd Cavalry $ A. Mason.
4th Cavalry, and r. W. sbley. ID Cavalry and Second
Leutenants c. II. GriersOD, 10th Cavalry. and +. d.
Rueko, % Cavalry. with First Lieutenant r. r. Powell
0th Cavalry, Judge Advocate. Captain John c. d.
Knight. Corps OF Engineers has been ordered 10 pro-
coed from Willos Point. NJ y, to sandy Hook on pub
lie business
The training ships Portsmouth and Saratoga sailed
from Newport to-day for Europe. Lieutenant Ed ward
j. Dorm has been ordered to the receiving ship New
Hampshire; Naval Cadets W. T. HOggatt and +. j.
LOOMS 10 the Ess'x; Naval Cadet William Il. Snoe
maker to the Brooklyn Naval Cadets :. Williams. l.
r. Seymour and Charles NJ Fahs to duty the Coast
Survey; Naval Cadet r. f. COOniz has been detached
from tho Jnnata and ordered to the Gaena; Assistant
Engineer W. III. Alderdice from duty the Washington
University. 81 Louis. and placed waiting orders;
Captain Richard W. Meade from command OF the Dolphin
and ordered to continue on special duty.
The Essex will saIi from New York for China about
the last n the month The Alliance sailed from Norfolk
to-day for Newport. She Will proDabiy he assigned to
New York. will probably DC put In commission on July
Is.
NEWPORT. July S-Tbe United States ships Saratoga
ana Portsmouth sailed hence early this morning on
sumner cruise.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
DETROIT MEN GROWING TOO SOON.
pRooMs AND BOOSTERS DO NOT SAVE THEM FRoA

BROOMs AND KOOSTEkS DO NOT SAVE THEM ff'V''
A THRAsHING At CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July S.-The Detroit baseball
club and delegation OF $50 OF Its friends and admirers
arrived here early this morning. Every In the del
egation provided with q tin mounted on a
broom handle, and the gayIy painted birds were the
OF as shrill whistle set ones teeth
edge Great preparations had bean made for the
game The park decorated, and an arch, with the
words Wecomc. Detroit, erected near the centre
the end At o'clock the procession arrived at
the park follows Platoon OF police. First Regiment
band. Chicago team Detroit team IN carriages 800
DetrOiiers carriages adorned with rOosters. The
called at 3:iJ. Conney the unpi.e
Every play criticised and was carefully made.
Clarkson pitched In his Odtime gloy and strnck out
nine men, The ortunaLe Tor the Chi
men. but were exceedingly for the Detroit team
The as follows:
Detr u u o.
Rase hits Chicago 5 Detroit Errors Chicago O. Dc
trot - PtcherS-Clakson and Getz sin Umpirc-Mr Con
nelly
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

WAsHINGroN, July S (SDcciau.-The House
Committee on Elrclions to-day unexpectedly voted to
postpone further ration OF The remaining election
nntl the second Tuesday in December This result
was Effected by the votes OF the Republican members
who found themselves IN the majority. OWING TO Demo
cratic abs'nteei-m. Oniy four Democratic members
cou.d be mustered, although great Efforts were made
Tne Stil sposrd 10 OF Page against
Plrcr. Rhode Island. and kdd against Stcec Of lni
ana contestants beIng Democrats The rccorI III
the casas very vOuminons and 1901 nature TO
require minute examination IN orirr Ia form iSl con
The other contest amounts 90 nothing, although
the Democrats hoped by reoptng IL 10 he able I" show
tn;u Plrce's election OBJ lurd ny DuudOZnS tDe
voters oi the IIi Rhode Island District
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.
on the motion for fnrther aIlowance Of so OOO

On the iuOtlOn TOT lurtneI alIo""hVo VI *-N''''
70 Miss Mary HOyL pending tho decision IN regard 70
the viii Of her father Jesse iioy which she ~ c'ne-ts &
hrcfs submitted TO ~uifoeafc Rollins MAo
reserved ms decision General Benjamin r. uter appeared
for Miss oyt Kahn who objects 10 the notion Oh
the ground that he has lien on the estate Tor sSA Set''s
10 Miss hUyt, was repre- sented by Robert >e"eiL
The prolonged OF the sut against the western non
Telegraph Company IN the supreme Cogit ht"ts
Ia,qtnae 10 close Joseph ~ h"ato
xr.er.y oc,u.,l TIN zee hours mp er the lie
i-n,luts lie maintained thtt tho western NJ "a on.
nanv ha only taken actually beiongcdto uh.f no
ie, =. made American RAPID CumpthF nn 'l"" 10y
therefore be compelled 10 pay damages NcsellAe's @ ~
I'M, ,uui the company hAd ascn
yoTe han was actually entitled TO- they msh hnt ma 20
actusl which could p>sl"S S"''"'s
shouid be PAID 10y the defendant 49,,
I.x senator Conklng Will address thcJury to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

SUPREME Cougr-cH,MBE .s-Beforo Birrstt - No~
IS a. SO 81 o. lOl los. los. I'LL l3S 10 ~ -
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''srEoeArEs Cot'RI-Sefore Rollins S-Whl OF Hand ha
nan..,n ,,su IN Michael Marion ~ an nefnsti =,
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s.oIWr ~ ugssKAL SEssioSs-PAsf i-boiorc Juus q
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New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
TIE RIVER AyD UAREOE BILL.

WASHINGTON, July s tSpecidD.-Thc Senate
spent the greater part Of the day In considering the
River and Harbor bill. Little progress was maue' ihc
principal item passed was for the impto'eh'n'
OF the Kentucky River at Louisville. whrh tue
senate Committee Appropriations hAd reuuceu
ON $3.50 900 to 100000 At the urgent sohci'"uoh
Of the Kentucky the Senate restored inc e
to the original figure did also an item ,of @-oo"V
for improv ing the Mnskingum In Ohio which tho com
lnttee had struck out altogether large part VI ''
afternoon taken up by set speech OF senator Cul
lom's In favor OF the Henneplu canal
There is great deal OF speculation
going on regarding tho Presidents action
upon this bill By many 1t Ia thought that he VIII veto
n. Others however think That the lars" APPROPRIATION
for the IMPROVEMENT OF Nsw-lOrk HarDor VIII huuce
him 10 Either senator Gibson or senator hcnhh
will offer an amendment tomorrow which VIII leave II
within the discretion OF the President ana
board of army engineers to suspend work on
certain improvements provided Tor III tho
bill n should thus fail 10 eA-
pend money Appropriated under certain ltcns tne
President reasons therefor to Congress HV
the next This amendment. II adopted Will nave
the practical effect which the power 10 veto single Items
in Appropriation bills Will have.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
THE COMING BOAT RACES AT BALTIMORE.

MCkEEsroRT, Penn, july s (Specidi John
Teemer is not looking well He feeling well either
toward those VINO talk OF crooked" In the races
with Gaudaur. he Is complaining OF unkind treatment
that respect lie he eau defeat Eau.
danr Baltimore. The promise for sport Baltimore
good. he doubles Will be Lee and Ross. Ianln and
Gaudaur and Courtney ana Icemer. KIch. Wheel.
ing. Will also be present and pull Ia the single scu.L
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

Eoise $40, field $25. Cleaner won easily. Mutuals
paid So 60 Second heat-Betting: Cleaner psIreu ,
again won Mutuals paid SO.
An extra mile heats-brought OUT
Wild Kansas Q12) Mr.. isaacs OH Loupe ul2l. GOV.
ernor Bate (9l). Tommy Cruise Qo0l Unique OH mary
Williams 100. Miss Goodrich QlU. Fret heat-Bet
ting: LOupe S75, Governor Bate $50 Miss Goonrch
$50. field 800. Governor Bate won easily Nv onr
length, Tommy Cruise second Unique third Mu'nsis
paid 1872 so Second hest-Bettiny Governor bate
$780, loupe $25 Miss Goodrich $50. field $50 Unique
won Loupe second, Tommy Cruise third. Mutnas paih
deld Sil. Third heat--Betting: Unique SlOO. Gov
ernor Bate $50 After close race AL the way Unique
won by a neck Governor Bate second. Mutuais pa'i
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

yesterday by the heat, forfeited his game to
H. W. slocum. OF the ST. Georges Club. The latter met
f. 6. Beach, OF the NewHsven Club, In the fnaL
Beach was slightly Overnstched ana was defeated {;
ca, CO 7-5. AlScum and Thacher met BTiniey sod
Paddock In tho 1nal double ard the rsne resulted IN
brilliant risy. The hr-t set was hnaiy won py
Slocum and TEACHER by score of ll! Ihey ',.0 20
the sets and first prize by scores ~ 6-5 ID.
Play for second y ace Will continue Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

GLOUCESTER, Mass. July S.-The open re-
gatta be sailed Ipswick Buoy July II. the
auspices OF the Sandy Bay Yacht Club promises be
notable contest SILVER sloop eighteen inches long,
offered by j. X. Forbes OF Boston, is the principal prize
TO called for with other valuable prizes amounting to
several hundred dollars II expected that 200 yachts
from all parts OF New England Will participate IN the
Which Is 10 he over twelvemiIe course. starting
from ADnlsquaD Light A silk penDant 10 he called
for by the Sandy Bay Yacht Cub oil RockpOrt
daY over tWelYe.lnie cOnrse
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
rHuEnrErIyo ms Horsrs ~ HIS WILL

PHILADELPHIA, July 8 (Specidl.-T will
OF eT.Jbdgc William A. Por admitted 10 prob.te
to-day. lie leaves 100000 Alter disposing of it
among his fanny and giving $4,000 to charity. he
orders: Wneh any OF ny hOrses cease to be useful
they ought not 10 lie sold. disposed with as tte
pain AS possible III the mDnncr IN which have been
the habit Oi dl~pOsing OF horses by me when
disabled. LspccaIy Is this direction applicable TO
my riding horse. Rowland. for lie has carried me
thousands OF miles Ia park without accident OF any
kind"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
MIR. RANDALI,s TARIFF REPORT.

WAsHiNGToN, July 8 ,SpecidD. D." Well, here
is "A statement ofny views In support OF the tarin L
introduced" said MI Randall this morning as he patteG
"A fat bundle OF manuscript lie would not consent to
allow aug part Of 10 bs made public in aivaucs OF tho
publication OF the adverse report Of tue majority OF the
Ways aud Means Committed II ls unusual for Repre-
sonIative IA not member of a committee To submit
It's report except Ia the form of speech
aud may that Nil Randall Will be Obliged ~
that IL is expected that tho adverse report
the Randall bill Will be submitted To tue House
A.tu r,tav.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
RIILs PASSED BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, july S.-AmOng the bills
passed by the Senate to-day the bill for the relief
OF the sufferers by the wreck Of The United States
steamer TaliapOosa-
The resolution for open executive sessions vas on
motion Of Mr. Patt made the special order for Wednes
day, December ).
The hill to establish forest resarvatiOn on tho head
waters Missouri River and On the head waters VI
ClarKs Fork OF the Columbia River was passed
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
IMPROVEMENT OF TIE HARLEM RIVER.

WAsHISGToN, July 4 Especially. - Charles
stoughtop ba. addressed letter to the chairman Of the
Senate Committee on Commerce In whicn he requests
that further hearing be accorded him In tho
OF improving the Harlem River. The United states en-
gLcers represented that they unable obtain
the rsh OF way but Colonel SiOugLt0n agrees obtain
this and ~ perform the whole With able
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
KANSAS REPUBLICAN MOUNTAINS

Topeka, Kan, July S.-Ihe Republican
state Convention reasscmbied lnis morning and nomi-
mated ID. NJ Valentine for Judge OF tho XIh Judicial
District John A. Marlin wa, renomnated for tioy.
ernor Dy risng vote. Leut-uan t-jUecrnor A. 4.
Riddle and secretary Of State l. H. Alien were also re-
Nominated BY accIalnali0n.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
now JAMES b. OGDEN BECAME CONFCSED.
In the contest over the will of James t. Ogden in

surTogates Court yesterday Peter b. Laird
monument dealer testified thai Ogden confused In
ia king about a with him. AMI 10 the
cuson that ogden incapable transacns business
HIS had Wild loOH. and he could not tell what IN
he wanted on the monument While discussing the
had IT OF N4O unfCasOuiug
pained head huit him. At another visi he coed
ntegcDy about the matter Ia his wife
playing he witness lad known OgGon To stop In
the midst of q game because his mind Wa confused
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
CENsURING Ex.PosTMAsrER vEAZEY.

WAsHNGToN. July (SpeciaD.-Ihe Civil
Service Commissioners have agreed upon report which
severely the late postmaster at Baltimore, Mr.
Veazey. Tho Comiuis oners substantially adopted the
views contained IN the report made by Commissioner
Lyman Commissioner Oberly is said to have insisted
upon making report strong possible in order
rehabliltate damaged reputation Civ
Service relOrmer As Mr. Weary Is 10 longer al Official
under the of the COmn isslOu, the report VIII
be much the OF blank cartridge and VIII have
practical all. Ii is ~ be submitted tO the
re Mimi fn n.lunrrn
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
TWO PRTZE-FIGHrERS AS PITCHERS.

Several well known politicians, rugillsts and
others OF the kind assembled the Poo Grounds YES
teray aad played game OF base 'a. John l. sullivan
pitche p" Ellingsworth fr the Oher
game " lur of the farncll Fund About
500 people present The game was " uinn ln'tn
side 4 follows
Hui' an. --------.----------- . VI
The Nassau Athletic Club and The Long Islsnn stars
played at Washington Park Yesterday beofe small
number s1octatOrs. The Nassaus uupa Their op
ponents with The follows:
Ear o %
Base hits-Star 81 Nassau 10. Errors-Star 4 assau
2 Earne1 rms star o. 'assad, il0De rdDs tb NJ
Banning. Lmure ME- llirh
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
THE sEAMAN's RETREAT PROPERTY.

WAsHNGTON, July 8 lSpecirO O.-C0ngiess-
man James to-day said hat he uOpss TO secure favor
able action before the expiration OF this Congress the
bill to provide for the purchase by the Government Of
te scsmans Eetreat property Staten l. and for
Tine pital purposes. Tho bhi Will be fvoraoiy re-
Dor. ed from the House Committee Public Buildings
and Grounds the next time the committee Is called.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
ALTERATIONS TO THE MAYFLOvER.

Boston, July s tSpeciah.-Some needed
changes In the yacht MayHower are being made Her
manmsst Will be reduced diameter about an inch
from deck TO hounds. Sue Will also have additional
weight put her lead keel starting lust forward OF the
heel OF tho sern-p post running forty feet II
will measure five inches deep and fifteen wide. She Will
also have f0ckefod Keel rsiead OF her straight drag
line. Her forefOOt Will be Increased slightly. The
MaSnOwer will not start In the cruise OF Eastern
Yacht Club Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
ENTRIES FOR THE ALBANY REGATTA.

WASHINGTON, July S.-Ine secretary OF the
National Association of Amateur Oarsm published
the following entries for regatta OF the association
TO be hold at Albany July 30 and 81
Eight oar shells-FairmOunt Rowing Association. ol
Phadcphia Columbia Boat Cub, OF WASHINGTON
Crescent Boat Cinh. of Boston.
-Four u r shcs--ylvan Boat Club Moline. Ill; TIiIs.
dale Rowing CInb. Hills ale, Mich: Laur ate BoI Clue.
Troy y Y; Ar.Onau, Rowing Clnb, TofOnO. ont;
Iannount Rowing Association, Philadelphia Nautilus
Rowing Cub, Hamilton, Ont; Iarrasut Boat Club,
Chicago
Four oar rshels-Junor-Albany Rowing Club Albany;
Toronto owing CluD, Toronto.
Par oar shes-New-YorK Rowing Cuh, Now-York
Lvcsisinr Doat (luh Detroif Atlanta Hont Club New
York Eureka Ioat Cub. Newark, y. j.; Mutn" B"at
CluD Albany; Nrw-NOrk Athletic Cluh, New-lOrK.
DOu1e s:uiis-Lsureate Boat CnD, Troy. " y; DE a.
ware Boat Cuh, Chicago; Crescent Boat Cluh 3 sion
Albany Rowing CluD Albany.
senior sin gle scuis-J j. Ryan. BaySde Rowing club.
Toronto; J.J Donohne. Nautilus R0wnt chm. Hamilton
Ont. j. L. COroett Farrasnt Rowing Cub. Chicago
Edward j. Carney lnstitu,c Boat Ciub. Nm RI, y.
James Nolan. Elizabeth Boat C,uD, Portsmouth, Va :;
Martin 4. Monaghan AMI Daniel y. Nowl,n. Aibany
flowing Club. Albany John y. Ryan. bradford Boa
Club. C8mbrdgepOrt Mass; " Ed " Mucahav M1iHai
Boat CluD Albany Peter snyder. Mutual Boat Cui.
Albany; ; :. schO.es Don Amateur Row Cub. Toron.
KY To- H. n'"l""d o''"'' 'H'''r''' Navy ''"' Ithaca
Junior single sculs-W. j. Gigerty, Cohocs Rowing
Club, Cohoes. y. y; L. :. De ZouChe Laureate Boa
Cub, Troy, y, Y; Thomas Held, Pioneer B"aL tlah.
Brooklyn \. Y; Elmer Van Brntnuy> Ambrr Boat
Club, Amber, n. v; ed" Hinton. Union Springs Boat
Club, Union Springs Y; Jane l. Berry, Bo~
Chamb-rlanr. Ncw-YcrS Rowing CLUB. Newly ork j..
r. Hill, Crescen; Boat Ciub. Do-ton; O. W. Dyer Cre-
Boat Cluh Boston Matthew I. Qug ey. destitute
Boat Cluh. Newark y j.. James Nolan. Elizabeth Boat
Club. Portsmouth, Va: William J. Gleason ana H. j.
MuldIns Albany Kowmg Club. Albany john +. Daley.
Bradford Boat Club, Canbrdgeporl, Mass; C. T..
DOugall. New-York Athletic C!nD New-YOrk VI. SAae
Don Amateur Rowing Club, Toronto.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
THE HENLEY RESOLUTION CoNsmERED

WAsHINGToN, July lSpecap,-lne sub
commit, % the House judiciary Committee 10 which
was referred Mr. Heneys resolution To require that
criminal proceedings be instituted AGAINST President
ans other officers and directors OF the Union
Pacific Railway Company, held meeting to-day aud
listened arguments ana statements fron Mr. Henley
and Mr. Reidington. formerly bookkecprr I'm the Office
the Commissioner OF Railroads They submitted specl-
ncaous the alleged violations OF law by officers OF
he company AMI urged speedy action. Mr. Re dinston
ashed whether the Information submi.ted WAS OBJ
taihed 10y hun while lac vas IN the Government
and whether II IN the POSSESSION o III Com
missioner IailrOa To b0tn questions lie responded
Affirmative and aided that tho Commissioner or
Railroad, ni the le Assistant cretacy OF the Inte
foi. VI Jrnk knew All about the matfcr nearly year
agu stood that MeSsrs Henley ald X ddng-
ton Il Nelv favorable tnlies@oh upon the
members OF the subcommittee ana they are not disposed
without careful dsllherauon II l. probable That
they VIII seek tuIthrr Information ana advice nom tue
Department OF the Inferior aud The Attorney General
before taxing any action under the res0iu Ion
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
PENSION vEroEs TO BE DISCUSSED.

WASHINGTON, July s lSpeciob.-The Demo-
leaders the House realize that they were TOOL
Ih Yesterday when they attempted to gag the mlnory
and choke discussion the pension vet0es ana II IL
probable that subject is again considered they
Will allow reasonable time for debate. That mucn the
Republicans have right to ask and they will insist upon
having it, Some OF bills vetoed are more mertorous
han many which tho President has approved ana the
friends of such bills intend to show that the proposed
benencares have been treated with hagrant injustice ny
the President Examples OF his Inconsistency multiply
Tho ground of dsapprOvd in some cases has been
that the claimant never applied for pension or
that his claim has rejected by tie Iehsloh
Office AMI in other cases bills been vetoed because
II did not airmatvciy appear thlt the claimants were
free from disease when they enlisted But one OF the
bills approved for a man who never applled 10 the
Pension Once for pension and whose certihcate OF
discharge rccites that he not physically sound at
the lime OF his enlistment. This is the case OF Cummns
Porter who has ivod in Kentucky over since his ds'
ch trgr," and /. an inmate OF the poornouse.
Dtubrss the is merirOriOus one, but certainly IL
no more than others whcn Inc lfesi-
dem has set the seal Oi his disnpiiOval
IL is understood that the Commissioner OF Pensions
has granted pension to the WIDOW OF
Mainr.Grncral David Hunter, al the rate or
$50 per month"; The bin to her pension at the
$50 per month The rate allowed Dy spccih act 10
the wnwS of number Of general Officers, was vetoed
by the President several weeks ago General ack
seem, to have made this "sp cla ana u j. sus-
pccfrd thit he dh mainly on account OF polltlcal
cons t-rations. President Cleveland probably VIII De
ri, IN an opuoItnrIy approve "r veto a Dill To m
crease Mrs hunters pension 20 800 per month Az the
mc Of his death General Hunter held the rank Of Colo
hc On the retired list
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

INDIANS BEAT BROOKLYN MEN AT LACROSSE.
The last lacrosse match of the present visit
OF the Canadian Indian teams played yesterday on
the grounds OF the Brooklyn Athletic Association.
DeKalb-sve. hetween tho ST. Regis Indians AMI the
Brooklyn Athletic Associations team. There a
fair y good attendance ana at times the
ce-dIngiy The Brooklyn team of course. had
all the ODDS AGAINST bat rtheess payed up-
nil game with ana shove that new team
the Brooklyn Association has the material firsirate
OF players. Tie IT. Regis Indians cutplayed Their
opponents at nearly every point and won y or
goal to l. The field placed as follows
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
TIE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

NEwHAvEN, July y (SpeciaD THE third
days play at the lawn tennis tournament proved TO
be the best yet shown. Professor Ripley, who was
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

PTTSBURG, July S.-The Brooklyn players
could not gauge Galvns pitching TO-DAY with any moro
success than they have Morrsss and again fell easy
victim, 10 the Pittsburg club. Porter finely sup
ported pitched little effect. The score was
follows
I1l,sSnrs. prdss s....-...''---.----.-'.. ! ~
Base hits-Pi4sbuTg l3; BrooSlyn, = ErroIs-Piits
burg 3; BROOKLYN. 2 Picncis Calvin and Porter. I'm
eiTe-Mr- Biadey
CIScINYArI July s.-The Metropolitan nine punched
its hits in innings to-day and defeated the Cnc
batted hard at times but he was enough
keep the hits OF the home players scattered Sc1re
MctroDontan. Q o0 0-S
Cincinnati .....-.----...----O l U %
XeiIopoIilAn Z. CiGcinnst. t. PltchrTs-Nays MuL
lane Umpire-Mr. Valentine
KANSAS CITY, July Sine ST. Louis and Kansas CITY
clubs played interesting League to-day. Both
batted hard but the Black Diamonds we're fortn-
nate enough 10 make theiIs iogeihcr Inc Seor' was
sl k4n'os SilY,.ip s..:..:::::...:.:i Il
Base os-Kansas CITY ~; ST Louis. 10 ErrorsKa
Guy oL LOUIS D. ftchers-" hite anu boylo. C"P'e
MI Gauney.
LOUISVILLE, July S.-The Athletic and Louisville
clubs played today and the home club outplayed it,
Eastern opponents every poiut aul easily Ken
nedys pitching was literally batted all over the held ny
the local players The score was rs subloinet;
hai'nc hanl'Tio . !
Base hits Louisville lS Atiec g. Errors-Lou svilie
- Athletic, !. Pitchers-lanlseY ana henheiy UmDhc-
Mr. Walsh.
IT. LOUIS, July S.-The American Association cham
pions with the Baltimore cub to-day and
won another easy victory. The nome nine played Ia
brilliant form batting hard and fielding hncIt S""re
- Louis ..........................3 . DO
Baltimore. u u y u -
Base hits-St Louis. II Baltimore 5. Errors-St. Louis
Baltimore, I Phchcrs-AoGnms and hAToy. Umpire
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
THE BARTHOLDI STATUE VOTE.

WAsHINGToN. July 8 (Specid0.-ln the
House this morning Representative swiuburne caused
to br read letter from preventative Glass, Of Ten
nessee from VII oh 1t apparel that he and Dr. swim
Lurne were paired tie Bartholdi statue amendment,
aud that II he had been present M Glass would have
yo,ed In the negative Ii seems that DE- Swinbucne
has been sed because his vote not recorded in
favor Of the amendment. No explanation has been re-
ceived from Mr.. Mahoney, OF Brooklyn. whose name
was recorded. but who, Is alleged, Was absent when
the vote WAS Mr. Stahlnecker who present.
is very coufdeat that Mr. Mahoney voted. as he saw
ard poke with him IN the hala low minutes he lore
the roll 81, brgan fne DenOcra seem 10 b. nNl0us
To nave the matter hushc1 up without On attempt TO
asrcrtan how It happened that the names Of men who
were absent recorded. This ls sn- uar tning to
10 and strengthens the sn.picOu that nr record OF
the vote 0u the BartnOd amend nent j. not tue only
one that been doctored for the benefit OF absent
members.