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New-York tribune., 1886-08-16

morning. The feel hurt at the treatment they re-
CO. we'd IA Boston.
Seine of the American clnbs will have plenty OF oppor
tunities to play off postponed games this week. The
Mctropolta an and Brooklyn clubs can play oil post
poned game on Friday II they so desire.
Incompelept umrres are driving baseball enthusiasts
ai.trarted skinner Is the OF the latest unfortu
nate who has arou the ire OF the untamed West.
Nearly 30 900 people the three New York and Do
troit gnues at the Polo Grounds last week.
The BROOKLYN club unfortunate at present. several
OF its meu,bers badly crippled The CLUBS pitchers
are also In poor condition.
Baseball men who know laugh at the story OF Dunlap
rec.fying $i 800 a salary from tho Detroit club
Johpson, the professional runner, says that sunday
of the Chioago club OF the hardest races
his ls He that little sunday can run 100 yards
10 l-5 seconds
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16

The New-York nine started for Washington yesterday
st Toe nine Will play at the Capital to-day Tues
dsy ana Wednesday ami then on 10 Philadelphia and
play during the remaiier OF the week After playing
three n Philadelphia the Nsw-Iorke start
their nna tOnr through the baseball sironshOlds o the
West The local club ought all three Of the
81 Washington and OF the three Al Phlsdel-
phia. Local thusasts will 10 satisfied II the team
soes this well The Detroit and Chicago clubs come to-
gether seain a. Detroit on Frday and -aturday The
champions can hardly expect 20 DO as well IN THIS series
- they ala IN the at Any result Will nep local
4u0 The scheduled games for the week as follows
LEAGUE.
Monday Washington vs.. NewYork at Washington Phil
ehe.pMH VS. boston az Phlsocpha Chicago vs.. Kansas
Tssd'V-wsshingioa IS New Nork al Wash ncton PM.
ateiphla vs. Bos;on at Philadelphia ChicSzo Kansas
sshhtaab- "nsint Ton vs. New iOik, al Washington;
phaeo pa vs. BcsiCa al Philadelphia chicago W Kansas
C4y. AZ h' m "ySV, Det!Ot ~ ~ i~'u-s. al Detroit
thAISunH st"n sS B0stoa al Washington PhiIa
deP;La vs. Se" YORK al Philadelphia
f,.aGs- ph@iepa1y ys New fcrk al Philadelphia wash
Detroit 81 Louis We Kansas Ciy at Il Louis
IN " NswYork At Phadephia
Detroit 81 Louis "a Kansas Cliy, a. 81 Louis
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Hondav-st Louis Brooklyn a, 81 Louis; Louisville
Va batinore AT Louisville Cincinnati Athletic al
CiInsu fiusDafg ss Neliopohl~n - Pittsburg.
Tleso0y ftisburg vs Metropolitan, at Pittsbnrg
Hsdnesday- No scheduled games
ThuFsdag-Brooklyn Metropotan al Wasb,ng,on psrk
Brooklyn Baltimore Athletics aItiluge. ~ Ious
vs. Psburx at ST. Louis Louisville Cincinnati al LOUIS
vile.
Frdag-No games scheduled Probably Metroaoii,sn Vs
Brooklyn, at Washington PARK, Brooklyn
Sa'das- -Meop1ltIn vs. Brooklyn at ~. George Staten
Island Baltimore Athletic Rat more. Ioslssle o.
Cincinnati. at Louisville ST. Louis Pittsburg at ST.
Louis. " "
with the billiard cue Al leas. billiard sharp ia chi
eago tbipks after he had played game or two with
tbe "dnde" pitcher.
me xsv-York CLUB arrived homo early yesterday
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
JAEHyrs SUCCESSOR CHosEY.

The County Democracy Association of the
With Assembly District has ganlzcd it, county 'c-
cation aud has chosen OF the
Committee fxAlderm Jarnne the district lea i-r
for several years his compulsory retirement Ds
Philip l. D9uu ana William Halney nave Drcn tr Ont
leaders Df. Dpnln is now the leader. Tic o her
delegates to the Executive Committee Michael Brcn-
nan. Willard Won 3lascom Charles r. ketterer Bruno
Books. Anthony C. Dozevills ami Major Thomas 30. lD
Dr. Donhn unsuccessful candid ,te for Coroner
last fall This l. accepted victory for tho oppOuens
ef OK Alderman Jaehne's friends In the district.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16

The Eastern clubs IN the Loague now playing
series with each other and the Western nnes
are also fighting against other In the games ne
tween The former clubs the local team .he most
games having wcnty three victories and ten drfesis 10
Its credit The Philadelphia club has also done good
work winning one lcss than its New-NOrk rivals ana
losing less The Boston and Washington clubs have.
course lost the majority of games rlayel In the
games the Western clubs the Detroit and Chi
cagO far in the lead. The former has iWoniy
seven victories eiSbt efeats while the champions
have one OF Tue Cowboys have only fonr
games thrtvfour played AGAINST the other three
Western mines The victories and defeats offDe East
ern tbessevcs and the Western clubs with
each other a follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
THE coNFlRMArlov OF INSPECTOR ruonAs.

THE CONFIRMATlON OF INSPECTOR ru)IA5.
To me Ed ttOr Ot The Tribune
SIR: In yOur issue of August you ask the
very pertinent question: "What do the Senators mean
by confirming Norris A. Thomas ~ InliAn In =
spect,ri" large Dumber OF RspiOlcans of thls city
aud state would Ike hslr thu Senatorial answer 10
ths lestion. and particularly Senator John
a. Losan. Tna tribune very equ ntly an jasty ar.
tho administration OF President Cleveland for
Detrayng Civ Service reform. Bl- what you pos
siby say or Neplbcaa senate taat VIII denberAtely
confirm the appointee referred til III, R-pdDicsn
Senators cannoL nave evsn til, Il nsy eX'I,e-taksn
by sutprse-fOr the confirmation OF Mjrr.s \. Thomas
IS been pending DciOre them for over year Or ST
thlt tao responsibility ro,ts with President
Clevelanl. who male the app mont anl s,nt MA
10 the senate attor hs mai been personally
infornerby Democratic member OF the H)us, ~ tsp.
reseutatves aud Dy Owl s.rvico form As.ocia-
ton OF this cty o. tne history OF his alppnce. rhe
ton was r,fsrr,i hai AL tho fact. All fore them.
both by Democrat, ani Republicans, aud particul rly
We'll inlOrnei va, Son ltor j inu 4 Logan TIa sea
have his political friend and fellow uanIpntatUr com
nrued ia not surprising put that Rcpuulcdn senate
cOI.d tar forget It's uty aud lower ~ atty Ia do
The D iding OF Senator German IL humiiating To tho
l,st degree the cause OF Republican ascendency Ia
this Guy aud Staiett no time over nsins horrlo-
fore received by TINS action OF tho senato set
b,ck that will be felt for years In sober train tho Re-
pu 'ica1 Senatrfpr Tn. sage OF Seni iofa courtesy
has betrayed the Republicans % this Stae As rrader
ofyour valuable Journal since 1888, thought you might
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
THE GALATEA AT LARCHMONr.

The English cutter Galatea arrived at Larch-
mont yesterday from Newport. Lieutenant HEM. Mrs.
Hem ami J. Beaver Webb board. The tug W.
L. Cheney Will 60 MP early this morning and tow tha
cutter the first of the obb tide Sne is expected
to arrive of Staten Island about IL o'clock
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
THE 1REX BEATS THE GEyEsrA.

LoNDoN. Aug. 15.-ln the race for the Cape
May cup between the IIex ana the Gencsta tho latter
OF the cup tie United States last year the
Trek victorious arriving at Cowes at 1:l0 M to-
day, which time the GeHSsta had not been sighted.
The start was made 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
and the course about 10 miles.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
RRooKLYNs BADLY DEFEATED.

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-The Brooalyns gave
the most miserable exhibition OF balpiayng seen here
this Terry retired in the eighth TO left neld
and Pickney pitched the remaining innngs. Outside
OF the Browns batting gams was without feat6ro
and the 5000 spectators glad when 1t was over.
The score
81. Louis. uis.---......----...-.-.--.-2 ] III
At Louisvile-I louisville 13 Baltimore g.
At CinciInati-Athletc , Cincinnati !.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
RELIGION IN TURKEY AND CHINA.

OCEAN GROVE. n. j., Aug. 10 (Spec'dp'-
This morning experience mesting was conauc'e. ~ ~
Mrs Harriet skidmore corresponding secretary o' ~.
New York Branch OF the womans Foreign Mss'o"s'
socisty Bishop Jonu T. Hurst preached 70 large soA
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16

The Tor the pennan In tie American AssOciatlOn.
aihuuh close and eNcitiuE TIE League sirUg
ce It'll interesting, snd played is closely
watched by Inors2nds A. last year, the West seems
nave much stronger cuns aud only miracle oan
place Eastern club In thc 9t she cOSc of the
In tact OF the Eastern nines 10 holding
IL. the snse exception OF che Brooglyn, and
even that clue II doing indifferent wOsk. Tho Eastern
nucs return to home grounds this weeg and slight i'm
prOvement In heir work may he looked for. The Metro
pOlitau club Is the mystery of the baseball world. How
a club with many really good players can win few
games puzzles everyhOty. Tie players about their
work listess sleepy manner that disCusts their
followers lu the race the ST LOuis champions con-
Time 10 hold long lead, ana the nine will probably
little trouble in holding the pennant for another
The louisville club occupies second place and
has bsen playing remarkably well II lac. The players
OF Kentucky have ten less Victories and ten de-
feats than the champions. The Ptsburc cub hs. ag4n
place at the eXpens" OF The Brooklyn nine
The Brooklyn nine has done work on The tour 1t
always does anything but good work in the West. IL
occupies fourth place, seventeen games brLind the
ST. Louis club. Ih- other mines TOO far behind
bother the leaders much The games aud lost
30 date Iolows:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16

Pools sold on SATURDAY night on tho first and
thrd only, the being light attendance. They
follows:
First rAce-dttle Minnie $40, Santa Anita Belle $50,
Lucas S25 the field So
Third raco-Lucky b. S35, Orlando $25. Cltimatum
sll.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY's CONTESTS.
The following are the entries for the races at

FlRsT RACE-HANDIcAP. l NILE
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16

Lousville-Louisvlle IL Baltimore, 6
incinnati-Athlctic, 3 Cincinnati, !.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-11-25

Now that NE evenings are growing morn
lengthy our business men have more le,sur.
time. and, - . consequence, considerable inter
cot IL being manifested In the varioua hro.ber,v
organisations In our midst. Constant additions
are being made 10 the membership of the
knights Of Honor, Odd Fellows, Masons and
Sons Of Temperance. These associations have
oeen productive Of much good in the communi-
" ana 1t Is gratifying to note their growing hold
upon the good wishes of our citizens
Candy Dan" has come 10 town, and is
giving taffy" of the best quality to young Tai
lahassee. He is an artist in sweets, and his
work ID pure and finely favored.
Pleased to receive a call from Elan B. Carl
ton, Esq, of Fort Ogden, one of the handsomest
and busiest young men in the United States, for
at the age oftwentytwo he is the able editor of the
fs"'nsisdr Gazette, lawyer in large practice an
extensive operator in real estate, and an active
participator in the public affairs of his section.
Mr.. E. W. Gamble came up from St. Teresa
yesterday.
On the first page of the FLoRID1AN we print
an article, under the head "A Domestic Dues
ton" to which we especially direct the attention
v.
ure, the very complaints there entered against
domestic servants, may be applied with equal
force to the situation that has for some time pre-
vailed in Tallahassee, with no indications of i'm
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until those who are compelled to employ the only
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with determination to free their wives and
mothers from system that is accompanied with
more worry and vexation than most ladies can
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Call for Seven Springs Mass. Do not be
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The Home Literary Circle met at the resi-.
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for the purpose ofreorganizing for another years
work. There was quite a large attendance of
the members of last year, and several new MEM
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about year ago, and has been great success in
both social and literary way. Its membership
comprises many of our most cultivated people.
The course of study Tor last year was conscien-
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discussions and essays upon the subjects consid-
cred evinced great research and careful study.
We wish the Circle increased prosperity for
the coming year.
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Advice to Mothers.

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Mr. j. M. Norris, an old resident of Rome,
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NEW PAPER.

On or about the LIST of December, there will bt
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ID. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer oil
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Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, H., says
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Belvedere !!

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FOR SALE.
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TO RENT.

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The Mothers Friend

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MASONIC.

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THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

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FOR THE LADIES.
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FOR SALE.

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GAMRLE,S HILL.

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METEOROLOGICAL.

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p.rolar meetings of AucrL1A ENcAxp

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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
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31-2t
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-01

were effective. The sixth round
was indecisive and tame. In the seventh
Warren showed up to tho best advantage. He
lodged Danforths left-handers successfully
and countered with good effect. He failed
to follow up his advantage and DAN
forth rushed again. Warren slipped
and fell. In the latter part OF
the round Dauforth looked as though he
was winded, but showed up in good form in
the next round. When at long range
Warren got in three straight arm
blows Dsuforth rushed again and
Warren actually ran away to avoid his left
handlers, but returning each time and man
aged to get In some sharp, clever blows. The
enthusiasm of the audience as the round
closed was great. The ninth round
was very evenly contested, although
Dauforth forced the fighting. he caught
Warren heavily in the ribs, being the only
hard body blow delivered. AT the close there
was some very clever
SHORT-ARM WORK.
The tenth and last round was rot as lively as
might have been expected although both
men struck savagely, and the work was
lively at times. At the close Referee
Cardiff announced the meu must
fight another round. The crowd greeted TINS
with wells OF appreciation. AT the call tune
both men responded briskly. Hank Seeley,
Warrens second, rushed forward
ana said: 1.-The police says we
must stop" At this four detectives
climbed upon the stage and ordered the fight
stopped The crowd hoOted and hissed and
protested vigorously at the interference
DaEforth was wild and claimed he was
being cheated out of the fight. Warren
protested that he was able 10
tight all night and Was carried or to his
corner by his seconds. The audience, which
numbered about eight hundred, dispersed
with mingled ''yellS" for Danforth
and Warren. Neither Of the men
shows much punishment outside OF
a few bruises on the face. 1t is likely that
another match will be arranged. Warren's
hackers are willing to post $500 to $1,000 on
fight to a finish, if it can be arranged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-01
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its influence is rapid, efficacious and per-
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-01

WASHINGTON Oct. 1, a m.-For Iowa:
Fair weather, slightly warmer, and winds
shifting to southerly. For Nebraska, Mime
sofa and Eastern Dakota: Fair, warmer
weather and winds shifting TO sOutherly.
For Wisconsin and Michigan: Local rains.
followed by fair, warmer weather and winds
shifting to southerly.