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New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
GAMES IL OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA, May GA ne-sitled, unln-
erestin game played to-day between the Boston
ana Phil adelpha Leagu. clubs. The home niue batted
EddbOurnes pitching all the field and with
ease. Daily caught tho last four innings. The score
as follows:
POstOn. n.-........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l.
hiadeiphia .--..--. / D Alb
Base hits-Boson philadelphia I2. Frrors-Bosob 10
Philadelphia g. PnchSs-AadbOurne and Ferguson Um.
pire-Mr CuIry.
CHICAGO, May 6.-rhe league in this city was
formerly opened today before "A immense crowd OF
people. The contest bet ween the Detroit and Chi
cago clubs. The home team took the lead In
inning and held 1t easily TO the end Clarkson pitched
WIFI great effect TIE score
Detroit O o q o o.
Chicago NATURALIZATION. 0 = X-J
Base Detroit 3. Chicagos ErrorsnetrO,t Chicago
2 Pitchers Baldwin aud CiarksOn. Umpe-Air Connolly
ST. LOUIS, May 6-Rain stopped the game ctween
the Kansas City and 81. Louis League clubs to-day in
tie third inning
AT Pittsburg-PlttsbrrG. 6 St Louis. O.
Al observation-disclosures. @ Monitor, !.
BALrIMoRE, May 6.-Jamcs Clinton formerly left
fielder for the Cincinnati and Baltimore clubs has neen
appointed umpire for the American in place
OF Benjamin Young.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May G.-Thc Columbia College
nine beat the Harvard club to-day By the following
score:
90 ..---....-....-.-...--. o ! o.
harvard ............ U o U o U 90
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lengths and there was like distance between second
and third.
MUTUALS THAT PAID 1922 80.
FavoR INV uovnporr urpsAy spRfNGFIFLD

FAVOR. DRY MONOPOLE. BERsAN, sPRfNGFiELD
AND HoRsAGE WINNERS AT IVY CITY.
WAsHIvGTON, May 6.-The first day Of the
spring meeting Ivy City Course far inter-
esting than ant.c pated early tho day Tho sky
overcast and thero lisnt showers OF rain
The stec ecplechise provel y farce.
The first race six furonrs for all ages, for
purse OF $50. won by tho favorite
Favor In canter two lengths ahead OF Lord L0rne
Ond half length In front Of Strathspey third Time,
1lGi2 Mutual pools paid $s 10. Books to ).
Tue second was selling race. me for all ages.
Huke OF WestnOrelanl had the call in tho auction Mt
S2j S2l for Iulu - for Wandering. and the field &c.
Dry Monop0o first under the string length ahead
OF Duke OF Wesmoeand second three lenaths In front
Of IIberna third Time. Ii3ls Mutual pools paid
S222 30. Books. TO each against.
The third the National Hotel la ndicap, for all
ages. oac and one-eisi tn miles. Bersan and Whizglg
were favore IA tho pos, and sold for 40 to ~ Tor
Or tie Carter. Sll for Colonel Sprague 80 each Tor
Enigma Tomarl and Eolian and S6 for the Held Ber-
: m finished wuucr u half length ahead OF TOmasia
second length IN front OF Eoan third, ard Colonel
Spr1gu" last Time. l:51l2 Mutual pools paid Sll 3D.
Book -,3 to | each against.
The fourth q sweepstakes for three year-olds
ard upward. one mile aud an eighth. In the pools
spriugfrld sold even against the field at T'o
springfield finished an winner length In front of
John e.. second heal In front oi Frankie H., thrd
Time 1850. Mutual pools paid 3D. 20. Books. to /.
The hfth race WIS free hindirap steep echase over
the regular course Tor purse OF 800. Mar'haI was
the favOrite 10 80 to 7 Or Dangrrield FIG for Mo-
doc. 80 for Fireman. and - FOR Hostage. Before the
the ind 20, d.ciri that Fir not IN tit CON
Jockey and ed ont OF the and bets ret nnded
Modoc fell at the first jump aud Injured hs Jockey VIII
ian>. Marsha | then took the lead 20 the north field
when DangerEcd went to the front. bu went wrong on
the blL Marsna refused the secon jump after return
ing the inner field and Hostage bad the 10 himself
Afer long time Marshol faced over the leaps and
came in second. Time 5:jj. Mutual pools paid $5l
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VICTORY FOR HOME MINES.
THREE wELL-PLAYED BASEBALL GAMES.
THE NEW YORK DEFEATS WASHINGTON, THE METRO
PoLITANs DErEAT THE ATHLETICS AND

THE NEW YORK DEFEATS WASHINGTON, The METRO
PoLITANs DEFEAT TIE ATHLETICS AND
BROOKLYN DFFEATs BALTIMORE.
The arrival of the Washington League Club
In this city was heralded by patriotic strains from
Cappas eth Regiment Band at the Polo Grounds ycster
day. The New-York club put its strongest nine In tho
field to battle with the new aspirants for League
honors and won the game alter an interesting
struggle. Abort $500 persons were present
The scoring began the second inning by tho local
players. who made two ruus Eserbrook led of with
two-base left rcld and scored on similar hit by
DeasIey The latter was advanced base on Welch's
sacrifice. and scored Wards ont at frat base In the
nfth inning the local scored four ana ali at
once. Gcrharlt reached first on called balls and went
around TO third two.base hit by ORourke. Ewing
then first called balls ani the bases wrrs
full Dorgan. the neXi batter sent tho ball whzzng far
into left fold for home and the four men had made
the circut OF tho bases before the bail could
be brought back Tho Washington players scored
their rs. the sixth inning ikcr reached first
error by Wech and want 20 s"con on hase on
la lis given Carroll Illness sacrifice sent Baker 10
third a similar play by start allowed him ID
In the eighth inDiug the men rom the Capital made
second tally. Carroll mad" ihroe-base hit and scored
an error hy Deasley. D'aslcy piayci model game.
making safe hit every time ne went To the bat. Ger
hardt also did good work Tic score was
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

Ex-President Arthur passed comfortable day
Yesterday but he Is again suffering from insomnia.
The BODY Of drowned man, in lab1ring clothes.
was found in the North River at Pier No. Al yes
terddy.
The National Line steamer america arrived YES
terday after good run OF about seven days from
Queenstown. On Tuesday morning she lost blade
of her propellor which considerably retarded her,
Professor Cromwell Will lecture on London " in
the Grand Opera House on Sunday night. Only
two more OF his lectures remain to be given this
season.
Jay Gould has acquired at a cost of $20,500
property having a frontage of 125 feet on the
south side of FOrty-thlrdst., about 100 feet west
of Eitth-ave
tlse for proposals 10 finish the work on the new
10Th Regiment Arnory. and for the erection of
iron gates IN front of the building. General Shalcr
was not present
The reception on the new steamship Allcr, Of the
North German Lloyd Line at the cOmpany's pier
III lIoboken, was attended Yesterday by about
twelve thousand people The ship was in holiday
appearance, and there WAS band OF music.
Lester Wallacks mortgage OF 500, 900 upon his
theatre in order TO secure q loan made to him by
Frederick A. Lovecraft and the General Theologcal
Seminary, recorded YESTERDAY. Nr. Walacks
full name, john Lester appears on It,
The following were elected officers of the Prod
uce Exchange safe Deposit and Storage Company
yesterday: James McGee, president; Alfred NJ.
Hoyt, vice president; Il. k. Livermore treasurer;
George f. Gregory, secretary. and W. ii. Pearson,
manager.
The charge of assault made by Frank Korwaski.
schoolboy, against Elizabeth Robertson, the prin-
clpal of the Chlldrens Aid Society German School,
IN Sec0nd-st. was dismissed by Justice Power III
the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
A. the annual election of the American Jersey
Cattle Club Yesterday. Frederick Bronson was re-
elected President, Thomas j. Hand secretary, and
Dr. Howe treasurer The new Board of Directors
is H. Lippincott, of New-Jersey; W. 5. Shields. of
Tennessee A. =. Foster, of Minnesota and o. ;.
MOultOn, OF NeNYork.
The Keep Manufacturing Company. have decided
10 give all their employees the saturday half-hoi-
day, beginning Tomorrow This house was among
the first to adopt the idea last summer Van
Praag IL Co.. of Nos. 1870 and 1872 WOrtI-st., have
also adopted the reform.
A despatch has been received at the New-YOrk
Yacht Club from Mr.. Belknap, the owner of the
yacht Carlotta, concerning the safety of which
fears have for some time been entertained. The
dispatch from Fernandna. Fla, where the
yacht had put in. All are safe and well.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
MURUEEERS IN COURT

Michael Gels and Henry Kreuger, who beat
Emil Rohmers TO death in Ludlow ST. Wednesday.
gned at the Essex Market Police Court yester
day, and committed without bail by Justice Duffy
the roeult OF Coroner Edman's Investigation.
Leopold Freund the soda water manufacturer who en-
p.oyed KOhuers at court and his testimony.
boyeral other men. who stood hie Rohmers
being Killed. also testified No defence was offered by
the prisoners.
Patrick McDonuell, the young member OF the
Eleventh Avenue Gang" who Joined in the attack on
Frederick lofInaus grocery and accidentally shot
b. his brother, John Mcdonnell when the latter
Kill Hoffman. was sll alive IN the Roosevelt Hospital
yesterday. but his condition considered critical At
the Yorkviie Police Court john was held to await the
result Of his brothers injury.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
OPENING OF THE CEDARuURsr SEASON.

The spring meeting of the Hockaway Steeple-
chase Association begins at Ccdarhurst to-morrow
There be little doubt that it will be most
one. The best stceplechasers the country will take
part In the races having been attracted by tho lber
aty OF the Association, who add 5000 the Cellar
lnrs Grand National Seepechase 900 to the Great
Long Island steepechase and $1,000 for hurdle race
There has been much crookcdncss in steepechasing
In the past that the Coney Island Jockey Club has de-
cded TO give no more OF them. The Rockaway Associa
to believes that by combining Itself almost entirely to
jumping races IT places Itself In position where fraud
can be easily detected and snmmarly punished There
beginning Tomorrow and ending May 20 The Cedar
hurst Grand National seepochase Is run on MAY
10. Bourke Cochran, Major Pickett Jim Mcf;owan and
many other good horses will contend Special trains
will be run TO the track from Long Island Depot
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Earned runs-Br0oklyn. 9: Baltimore g. First base By
erIors-Bro,klyn. l. Baltimore. ;. First ba on balls
BfOOklt H. sltimJ.c -. struck Ou-BfoOalyn. Haiti-
more. D. Lcft o. bt.esBOokiyn. - la.timor, g. tocn
bases SwaTtw0)d .; Bu.ch. smith. ! Manning. !.
Home run-scOtt. lhree base llits Me ician, Ia or
The Ncw-York and Washington clubs Will play again
AT tho Polo Grounds to-day. and the Metropolitan and
Brooklyn clubs will play at Washington Park. Brook
lyn.
The game OF baseball ut Jerscy CITY and Bridgeport
clubs = oucsded affair. which the home club won
easily. Heavy battling was the feature. The score was
Bridgeport ..........-...........S 8 o % o o l
Earned Gurs-Jerscy Ciy.4 Briigep,r. !. Passed balls
RYAN. l. M pitch s fiernan. -teliberger. . FTN
base on lsls-Jersey cltg Bridgeport J. Fsst Dsso on
crTOrs-Jer-ey Ct l. Iri lCepOrt J. stuck OutlerScg
Glty, / bridgeport g. UmpiTe-Mr FarTow, rine-2.lJ
The Newark and Long Island clubs scheduled
plat at Newark but the Long Island club did appear
and the awarded to the home By the
OF 9 TO D.
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Mr.. DELURY "Says"

THE sINGLE.BREAsTED LOO NGE JACKET AND
SHOOTING COAT ARE THE MOST SUITABLE GAR
MENTs THIS SEASON FOR STYLISH AND ROUGH
AND.READY WEAR. THEY ARE MADE WIT PER
FECTLY SOFT FRONTS. FLAPS AND POCKETS ON
HIPS sWEiLED SEAMS AND EDGES
THE MATERIALS USED ARE THE SCOTCH
TWEEDs AND HOnESPUNs. MADE FROM THE
SOFr SHETLAND SOUTHDERN. AND CHEVIOT
WOuLS TnESE GOODS COME IN VARIETY OF
COLOURS AND WILL NOT BE SEEN AMONG TIL f.
CHEAPJOHS TAILORS OR READYMADE CLOT II.
ING HOUSES.
WE ARE MAKING THE ABOVE co vt WITH STEP
COLLAR WAI>TCOATS AND TROUSERS CUT
MEDIUM WIDTH AND TO SHOW PRONOUNCED
GREASE DOWN BOTH FROST AND BACK
FOR $50 AND s35
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ENrIRELY NEW
LINE OF SCOrCU HOMEMADE HOMESPUNS IN
STRIPES. TuGS L GOODS ARE VERY BEAUTT-
FUT. AND ARE AT PRESENT ALL THE RAGE IN
LONDON.
ALL GOODS TO ORDER ATD WARRANTED AS
REPRESENTED.
Cur prices are - 81 per lower the fancy
pric cd aOr> charge Tor dds and workmanship
which can be verified by calling on us.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
WINNERS AT THE CHESTER MEETING

LoNDoN, May 6.-At the Chester meeting to-
day the for the great Cheshire Handicap sakss
won by \. Benholns iveyear- old bay mare Psrdta III
s. II. Hanfords fouryeaold chestnut colt Master Sam,
in second and Mr. Uyners fouryearold bay nlly
Alb thirl. There starters. The betting was
10 against Perdlta II. to ag anst Master sam and
TO against Alb Periita II easily By SIX lengths,
There WAS only a neck between Master Sam and Alb
The for the Dee Stakes for three year-ois had
only three starters. The Duke OF Westninstcrs black
colt COracle won, with tue Duke OF Portands bay colt
Arcadlan second and SIR. X. Jardine's bay colt by
Springfield, ont Of Lady Lucas third The betting stood
y 10 agAut COracle, 2 to on Area tian and to
against tho Lady Lucas colt CJtlcls WOE By two
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

E1rned rnns- York. ! Was1ngton. D FIf7' Oase
NcwYors %; WaSnItJn .; FIrst basr on balt
Ncw-i ors. .; Washington. sru,k out -New- ORR. :
Washington g. Left bascs-Ncw-iOrs. e. Washington. o
Total base New NorT ~ Md'hn ton 10 Home runs
DOrgln. J. Thre % hta Carroll. l. TWobase Elis -
Deasley l. Esterbrook O'ROur stolen basrs Deasey
J. Ward ITiles l. Doube paysGerlardt and Connor =
DOTgln AMI COnnOr. Wild Ditche5-O. Passed DlllS-o
Umpire-M Mr Egan. Time "a.
The metropolitan celebrated its first victory on
nome grounds yesterday, defeating tue Athletic ciuo
after finely contested and interesting game The ALI
leiicS scored ran in the opening inning Stoyey
,chcd frat called balls and went to thrd base on
Larkn's hit lie scored while arkin being run out
between the bases The visiting players heli this Lead
TIL the eighth inning hen the Metropolitan men scored
and won the match. Lynch made hit an
reached second Bebels hit. Each was advanced =
base Rosemans sacrifice, and hit by Orr sent In the
two runs The score as follows:
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Ear0ed NcfrOpotan, 2; AthNf'c. y. FlT7f Dast
bss-Metrcpoiian Athletic 3. First base by errors
Metropolitan .thetic l. struck ont-Mctrop0nan 2
Athletic. ,. Left bases Metropolitan 4. Athletic, :.
Double PLAYS GlelsoR. Bauer, slovry Twobasc hits
None. ThTeebase hts None. Home rnns-NOne. Total
base hits Metro 'Otln. 10. Athletic g. Wild pitches
Lynch ?. Mathews. o. Passed Gilbert l; MiligaD,
/. Umpirc-Mr Carn. Time OF game. 2:Oj.
Admirers OF heavy batting We'll pleased at Wash
ngtOn Park Brooklyn, yesterday. About $500 people
present The Baltimore men played plucky up
hill game. and got IN front. but another rally 10y the
the home players in the last inning gave them three
aud the victory Peoples the catcher OF the home
club. taken violently III in the seventh inning and
his trouble almost cost the home club the game.
Peoples recovered sufficiently TO play out the game Tue
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
THUNDER FROM A CLEAR SKY.

Captain Anderson, of the British bark Sddartha
reports that on phi n on the uorten edge OF the Gull
stream nort singular thunder storm clear sky ard
with e sun shining. occurred thin enveloped the
ship when suddenly VI I'D Hash OF lightning accompanied
Dy tefInc thbder apye ued IN The rigging causing
about fifteen minutes.
Captain Castatti and thirteen OF tho OF the Italian
bark O. T. SaDguinetta arrived Yesterday on the
steamer AbanO The bark abandoned In sinking con.
duOp OF the fiorca coast and the picked
The sch yOner &c ltlA :.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
DIR. PyFFARD DISCUSSING DERNA TOLO0Y

The New-York Academy of Medicine met last
night in tie Academy Hail. No l2 West Thirty nrst
presd Mt jacob in @ chair Among the committee reports
Dr An rcws OF the Lib Committee.
ported the the library OF eighty
OInd volumes $50 pamphlets 10 bound copies med
iCa together with 500 lnncOas pamphlets
and bOoss from the csat OF DR. Parker Dr H. o. Pifard
Introduced and talked for hour DermstDOgy
iusratn his remarks with series OF stercOpti
ils final picture view OF The ueforc MI. GIavs
produce Of applause
elected as resident fellows the
ieOY 8 be Il mont he list
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
NEW SYSTEM OF BAGGAGE DELIVERY.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has in
troduced system for the prompt delivery bag
Arrangements have been with the New
YORK Transfer Company IN New York. and the Union
Transfer Company in Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington, by which persons send their baggage
vance necessary from one city 10 any place In any
one OF the other cities ODviang the necessity for any
the part OF the after the order has
been given for special delivery Tho charge
for this special service Will be 81 fifty cents for transfer
iu each CITY. and Is to be prepaid,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
HOME MEN
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

FIFTH Avenue Hotel-SenatOr John r: Nc
Pherson, OF New-Jersey ex- senator William n bar,
Massachusetts and John A. Anderson. OF Kansas ana
Rear Admiral r. " Stcmbel. L. s. Navy Cdrendon
Uotei-Vicente q. Quesaa, Argentine Minister ai Wash
ington w G,lsep House Assistant Attorney-GeDeral
Robert A. Howard of Washington and ex xCongressinan
leonard Myers OF Pennsylvania .... Windsor Hofel-
b. f. Jones. chairman OF the Republican National Com CON
mittee - Union Square Hofei-Professor Maria Nit
cbel OF Vasssr College ..... Ereyeh House-Commodore
Cicero Price, u. s. Navy ....- St'rtcr1nt House-Dr
John p. Gray, of Utica ASOr HouSc-Coiohe! D. ~
Stevenson, of San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
WINNERS AT LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May 6.-The weather was
fair today for the the track heavy and the
betting brisk.
The first race, oae and one-eghth miles was won by
Wahoo in 2:0l Mutuals paid IS 20.
In the second racc-Robinsou Stakes half mie-Warv
crossed the line lengths IN front OF Ban Nail IN
81 seconds. Mntuais paid IS 50.
Waukesha came In first the fourth race-si, fur
lODgs-ln l:l9l2 No mutuas sold,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican primary elections from 20 10 y. m
Home Rule mas meeting Academy or MUSIC . r. lie
Ohio Society dinner Delmonico's. q D. n
Dog Show. Madison Square Garden. -, ,,,-
New YORK Washin gOn baseball lnatcn, foio uIounuS'
p. ,,.,,.,. nj,
Ncw-Jersey Central Railway stockholders annual
meeting. jersey CITY, T. M c,,,,
Phi Beta Kappa society. Delta Chapter hsihii'on
Hail. Columbia College p III.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
NFW-JERSFY TOWNS.

PORT JoHysoyThe body Of Patrick Leay age forty was
found yesterday In the beside docks
Lcsy has been missing prl and supposed
he fell into the water accidentally.
WKRHAwKEN--Fvec coal cars the Erie Railway branch
oil the track the dock
The dOC k was nsdeTaDy DANA
HACKENsACK The jury In the against James Dyer
yesterday rendered verdict Of guilty Of assault with intent
TO
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
NEUS From THE SUBURBS.
.IER-EY CITY

The dead lock in the Board Of Police sill
continues The policemen fearco that they would be obi ged
TO wait an ndchnc time for heir salary large
ceniaae to brokers 10 have dscOu ted
Horace H. IarIier furnished 1000 pa, the men in the
First Precinct and Yesterday DR.. Leonard pro.
yded SO i2J % The the her three DTcclnc
suit brought by John COnnOis $40
the North Hudson County Railway Company Injuries
eeived by being under cars re-
suited yosteriay tho Circuit a $4,000
O he
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
MISSING FROM THEIR HOMES.

Henry NJ. Greenberg. of No. 81 East Broadway,
exported yesterday that Meyer GreeBberg his thirteen YEAR
old son, has been missing Apr 70 Max Heync
vsed sergeant Cass al the Central Oce OF the disappear
aDco OF his son Nicholas. sixteen May
lCme No 40 IbIdage After prOtIected Illness In watch
lo VS. soet.Le, 0lt Of his d Archibald Bishop started
home, NO S00
VI and iias not been o o since.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
Ic1ySo STRANGELY ABoARD 4HE BR1yAAyIc

A mlddIe-a aged German woman, Minnie Delen-
borg 10 have been one Of the By the
lIit3unic yes;erday Tor Liverpool tec the
saled noticed that the acted strangely
" usuecfei she inteDdei throw
Tie Onoers sent er ashore n charge OF eman.
HlC Ok H. ihs JcsclsOg Market Police Justice
Power ccm att the OF the
(bsres direction for examination her SANITY.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
TuE MORNING DRESS


said that adys standing in society can easily be De
efmned by her dress at the brelkastabe nm expensive
snowy costume ndang the has yet learned
the proprees But no one need be afraid OF beng cae
shoddy her Ovelin apparent by daylight as NJ
the hops Perfect Ia the Attendant OF disease
above ALL OF those diseases peculiar to women and when
hnd ready Dr. PIcrces tayOre prescription
Price reduced dollar. by druggists
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
LONG ISLAND.

Hog cholera is raging the North side OF Long island At
Bayside farmer within a week II
estimated that hundred died from the disease
ing last month.
OCEAN P0ixTOD Wednesday some woods caught 0re and
before the hanes subdueu twenty acres were
burned
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

The report Committee WAS rean anu soov
appropriated for needy churches socis
ifesentrd by Evangelical ieu'peranco Ass
ron was accepted resolutions on temperance auopeo
Tha SY nod adiourned 70 meet at Newark next May.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
NEW ARK

Emil Webber. detective placed trial at Newark
yesterday charged with atrOcOus assault shooting John
burning on the night OF March a. Burning was OF
iders the Morris Canal While WebDer
and another officer attempting TO dspersa them WeDber
sh0t burning in the side The jury returned verdict Of
guilty
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

Tie Chamber of Commerce yesterday elected
lie following officers James VI. Brown, president;
Charles smlth aud Josiah NJ FIske, vceDresiaeDts
sOIun Humphreys tTeIsurcr and George Wilson,
ary Incre changes in the several committees.
;he American Paper Mauufscurers Association com
lie rules ard regulations Of the Health Officer relative
the disniectiOn OF rag The report Of john
Bigeow MS recent Inspection Of the Panama Canal "a
iigest OF which has becn printed In TIE TRB ND
iccepted and the thanks OF the Chamber were given
MIR igeOw "for the service he mas rendered TO the
commercial community in presenting in an impartial
nanncr much valuable Information to the present
:ondion and the prospect Of the completion of this
great International enterprise"
A long discussion occurred over report of com.
niitec the bill pending in the Legislature providing
Tor payment OF salary TO the Health Object Will
@m j. C!yoc led tho opposition TO the bill. Daniel
Drake Smith proposed amendments, but before they
voted upon. ard after Gustav Sch wab. j. W. Elwe
aad 6 H. Seaman lad spoken, tho subject laid upon
the table.
A. Foster Higgins contributed to the Chamber large
paper mache model. - feet by feet ! handsome
bronze frame OF New-York Haiborand its surroundings
covering OF 500 niles IL includes all OF
channels aud other entrances to the harbo aud
made by Captain C. l. Palmer, OF the Coast survey Sew
elal members elected For 1.-THE purpose OF
curing proper celebration of centennial
OF the Organization in this city OF the Constitutional Gov
OF The United States and the Inauguration OF
Washington the first President" to April 30
1850, al committee of twenty-five were appointed TO
make arrangements
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
REPUBLICANS DEFEATED BY DEMOCRATS

IIsII II4IIANH DIf
ALBANY, May 6.-'The Republican and Dem
ocratic Assembly mines played four-lnnng game at
West Troy this afternoon. with the following result
IepuoIc"s' . 10
Tie game provoked much merTiment The receipts.
amounting to SI4 given the bi-centennal fund.
The bats and balls were aferward sold menen.Oes
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
MAXINE INTELLiGEYOE.

MINIATURE ALiASA~
sun rises 447 sets 90 Noon set, 1885 ara d
Iiid WATER rJ-D,Y
An.-Sandv Hook. 9.j9 is,nL 10 II He'll Gs,l
Yu-sandY Hook lO:DS iOy ls.ni 10 a IAl lfitA 1900
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS, VI. d., 7 Beach-st., near West
rfOahway. " Y Diseases u sysom specially for
the last 40 leaas lIOuIs: ii To and to y.