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New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
GAMES IN OTnER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug l0.-ro-iay's game between
the Chicago Philadelphia clubs unusually well.
played and exciting throughout The hom" club held The lead
up o the inning when the champions tied the score In the
nua inning the Chicago nine the winning The
home club cicd IN hnc but found McCormcks pitch.
lng hard to gauge. The score was a~ follows;
Philadelphia. ........-.-.-.-.-...O % o :
Base Philadelphia. o Chicago. T. Errors Philadel.
uia Chicago. :. pitchers Ferguson ana Mccormick.
Umpire Mr.. skinner
Louisville Aug lO.-The Louisville club gave the Brook
defeat here to-day. ouplaying tho
Eastern team at point and winning easily Porter
pitching bacd all over the field The score was ~ fol-
lows:
Inui-vle e......................... q . l-l8
Brook q y y u u " u u U
BASE hs-Louisyilc Is Brooklyn. 2 Euors Louisville,
brooklyn d. Pitchers Hcckcr and Porter Umpire MI
The Metropolitan club schedules 10 play az Cincinnati
Yesterday but railroad accident the club dd not
n The Cincinnati club played an
with Baltimore club and by IL 10 Z.
PlttsbuTg- Pittsburg, Is Athletic, !.
At Boston Boston. : Kansas city. 3.
At Mashlngto Washington d ST Louis. 3.
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SARATOGA MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.

SARATOGA, Aug. 10 (SpeciaO. The sixteenth
annual meeting Of the Saratoga Monument Associa-
ton WAS held at the United States Hotel to-day Among
those present the president. John II. Starn vice
PRECEDENT James VI. Marvin; secretary William l.
stone; Edward Wemple aud MANY Of the trustees
read from George William Curtis, Algernon
L. sullivan General Meredith Read, Senator Warner
Miller 3. 8. Cox Horatio Rogers and other trustees
regreting their absence vote OF thanks WAS rendered
to Lord Carnaryon aud also 10 Clements K Markham
secreary OF Royal Geographical society OF London
copies Of portraits Of Lady Acand ami Archbishop
Markham. A resolution passed TO the memory or
HOrao Seymour, second president OF tho association
IL determined to have the dedication OF the monu-
tako place september 10. 1887. which Is the
anniversary or the hrst battle Of Saratoga The old
officers elected
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DROWNED WHILE FIsEyy0 FOR EELS

Conrad Eschner, superintendent of the lum-
her yard AT tue foot Of East one and ssv
era other nshed for cells Monday along the
East River piers near the yard. John Eschner. age
soventeenA nephew OF the supcriD teDdent, with
the party but became separated from the late
hour Search was made for him. but no could not be
found. Al Atdaybreak yesterday the end OF his fshpoo
was seen sticking cut OF the water OF psrs
aud hs body was found at the oher Of the rod. His
arms were eniaDgled In the liLe. He was drowned
within few yards Of his com par mons.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
HUSBAND OF A HANDSOME HRTRESS.

Henrietta Brush, ace twenty. of No. 207 South
Third st. Brooklyn in the Tombs Police Court Monday
tanned warrant iOi the arrest Of Joseph Andrews book
keeper twenty night Of No 40j South st. chargc Of
betrayal under promise of The
to Ohcer Mccormack Of the Court squad The man was ar
rested on Monday night and 10 further trouble agreed
to marry the The pair taken house Of
Pastor RICE No COG East sixth ST.. and the ceremony
performed The twain then went together Ia the
Justice Duny release the newly
refused but allowed the couple hotel over
might. Yesterday in the IOmls Police
discharged The bride handsome the
of Andrew d. Brush. who formerly samaker IN De.
ancey 81. and who retired on competence came
conrt with his daughter when she entered complaint
said Ia hereSs her
not long inherited $3.50. 600 from an uncle
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
TRANSA TLANTIC ADVERTISING COMPANY.

The Transatlantic Advertising Company,
Room No. AZ IRIBUSE Building has arranged with the
transatlantic steamship companies FOR the publication
OF a travellers guide, TO be published monthly IN Eng
li~h. German aud French and In separate editions for
company. The first part oftho guide VIII bedrvoted
% the company, tho second part
to u description of Europe. the thrl To the United
States and TO he distributed grlnously to travellers
purchasing tickets Ii intended TO condrnsr into the
smallest possible comprehensive and Interesting
Information relative to the important hotels banking
ami mercantile houses theatres pleasure resorts.
toms post Office rates. tmetabes OF railways. aud
the guide Will contain maps OF the principal cities.
Tue liza burg-Anercan Line IA the first company to
contract for The guido.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
MR. KUySrADrhRs STEERING APPARATUS

Jacob i. kunstadter, of No. 1S0 Second.ave.
and Lazarus Morgenthan insurance broker of No li3
East Nineteenth ST. introduced each other In January
kunstadtI told his acquaintance that he had invented
steering apparatus and that IN few days he would be worth
millions. kunstadter limited that he awaiting dispatch
from Washington which he hongh would make the patent
Mr. Morgenthan prevailed to invest 5000
knnsadter informed him that his office at Nos 81 am. 33
broadway MI Morgenthan could not ind the office and
cured warrant for knstadtcr who arrested Mon
day night AT the lorkve Court yesterday Justice Power
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

SING SING.-Thc fifty nh session Of Sing Sing Canp
Meeting opened yesterday at the old camp About
ty five families occupied the tents The camp
the Rev. A. G. Morehouse. The Rev stephen Merrill
preached last evening Policeman Beatty. Of New York
for twenty has been the officer attendance duty
again this year
YOSKERs-sorne boys found bottle containing $685.
the deep cut in NeppcIhan yesterday
money among themselves. When Captain Mangin Of the
NOnkors police heard OF the matter he
The captain thinks the money stolen and hidden
keeping The boys have had royal time all the
drinking soda water, beer and ginger candy
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brought IN the Tons Police Court yesterday charged
with stealing letter from - II. Chadwick who
tercsted the Big Bend Hydraulic Mining Company In
Dakota short time article appeared In Becord
deBOuncng the mining and asserting
dends not paid from genuine profits Before these
tons published IL II said that strange
Jordans Office and for publication letter which
damaging TO the mining cOmpanys officials The was
claimed by Chadwick tO have been stolen from
Jordan produced copy Of TIE Biach Hs eektv H,raid
published at DcadwOod containing exposure Of
panys methods Jordan also proved that he had been
federae officer the stan OF General Bcauregar
plant OF theft by Justice Duny gronnd OF
lack of evidence but the letter ordered returned 10
Chadwick.
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meeting OF The sub-EXccnlvc Committee OF
the Irish Parliamentary Fund Association was held yester
krllys office Ia consider what should he done
with the sl In their hands, amounting To So33OO
been decided the meetings o the General Com
mtee have closed no money To Ireland at
present After considerable discussion IL decided Ia de-
post money In the York Bank until II shall he
deemed necessary the meetings OF the General
Committee the II House. which VIII bc done when
condition Ireland demands rency al of
tiXity
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11

Hr~-Oo Ortel principal Of the pnhc school
Monday night he walking along West It. NJ
York. toward the obOken ferry when he accoslo by two
men. robbed him of his watch and chain and ~ MI
Orte hc cannot give description OF tie lgw
thoy both masks.
RaHwAYAn official from the Pension Office has discovered
where person has been raudulcnty drawing pen
twenty shortly after the hkus ont %
John Becknan colored enlisted frum Railway tv
a wife aud ono He killed. but his wife seems To
have made Effort 10 obtain the pension She died about Three
Bnt seems cOlOrcl woman named freeman 's
ahshcd claim and has been drawing The pension all these
The William Bcekmdn i IN the state Prison
II i much disputed question whether he Will not De onutcd
10 ali the back pension money.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

CouRr-CHtMBERs- Before Potter J.Nos. ., 3.
20, 81 IL A. Al al. 5G iOl 1875 l52,
1875, III 1872 lS9 l9i. 1913 l99 200 202 2O3 2l0 I'll
SUPREME COUKr-SpEClAL TERM-PAkr mo day calen.
dar
SuRROGArE's COURTBefore Rollins. S.-Wills OF j. r. q.
and Margaret Grinn at 10 m.; wills OF Thomas
Walsh and Peter Hurley at 1890
COURT or GENERAL SKS>IONs-PARr I.-Bcforc Judge
Cowing Assistant District Attorney RolforL-Nos. l. =
s. l. D, t. Z, y, y, 10, H. II, l3 Ia, 10 10.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
1HE COURTS.
cIGARMAKEKs IN COURT

Jacob Wolf, president of the Progressive
Labor Club, OF No. 2l5 soyenthst., appeared as com
Yesterday at the Essex Market Police Court
AGAINST ,ron Henry, cgarmakrr, for creating DIS
turOancr causing crowd collect, threatening tho
compauants HE aud breaking gla>s door at his onrc
No. 300 East FOurth.st. on Monday. Henry wa.
committed To the workhOuse for three months but 5000
bail furnished by Vincent W. Woytisock, OF No. 1913
East FOurth-sL
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
NEWARK WILL BE WITHOUT A MAYOR

Mayor Haynes who returned from a forDiets trip the
few DAYS has again started of two weeks
Chicago In the absence OF the Mayor the president Of
the Council Is authorized 10 President Murphy
business In this city and the absences of the Mayor
a. and nconvenient To him. He with
comensatoD the Mayor drawing the salary When
saturday President Murphy heard that the Mayor intended
absent himself again he addressed the Mayor stating
would be compelled East for a week The Mayor
paid attention " the but left the CITY Monday
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
CHARGED WITH MUTINY AT SCI.

Thomas Howard was brought up in the Tombs
Police Court yesterday charged with mutny and atempted
murder. lie shipped from New York Ia Havana on the
barkenne Josephine On the he assaulted Captain John
Brown OF the Josephine with knife Upon his arrival al
Havana Howard sent back NcwYOIk ly tie nited
States Consul the steamer Cienfuegos for trial arrived
yesteriay and Commissioner shields office
the prisoner brought 10 the Tonbs Court lie held
for examination 10 day.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
PROMINENT ARRIvALS
1fNrr1N

Murray MH Hotel-Senator Preston b.
PLUMB. OF Kansas and John b. Carson OF Chicago
hstor Houses ssmuel Shell labarger OF Ohio Windsor
Hotei-Ex. Governor James E. English. Of Connecticut
Beiredere HoVse-Count Batthvany. OF Vienna, and
Count Won Puttk inmrr OF Berlin Gttsey Uouse-Ex-
Congressman John II. Camp Of Lyons, n Y. Park Are,
nue Hofei-Jndae Pscfcus Ord, OF California. H0kt
BrunsrickSenatOr A. c. Comstock OF Lansingburg..:
Ftth Avenue Hote-stevenson Burke, Of Cleveland and
Charles Fargo, OF Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11

Nsw.Nork auI Detroit clubs Will play again u; the
Polo Ground. today Wclch ana Baldwin Will be thc
pitchers. The game Will bs called at 3. 80 y. IN.
II was ruOrcd last night that Tho Washington man
agemcnt had Ieagnc franchise from the
st. Louis club The Al managers know nothing about
such a de AL or said they All not
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
STATEN ISLAND.

large number Of sharks yesterday The Jper
and Lower Bays on Quarantine wharf boatmon
gagged for several hours trying Ia capture two b. fellows
about twelve and The other about fourteen feet long Twice
they took the bait and gave the botncn lively tow but
broke away before they could be landed.
Manners II AHBoR The funeral Of Captain Christopher
Jones, OF the best known In the New
trade, prominent Mason, and director the Richmond
County Mutual Insurance Company took place yesterday
his homo Shore Road Nearly all of The county
were
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
MONEY FOR A MYrHiCAA SOCIETY.

Inc Cnarlty ORGANIZATION society cautions the
public against women begging for mythical Helping
Hand usually located in West Forty fourtst and
chiefly supply homeless with food and shelter
Tie solicitations commonly made in the evening and with
much the destitute generally repre-
sented as waiting 10 indefinite places for Immediate relief
ciecs are all closed and there IL time for delay Neither
the Helping Hand its members be found AT
dresses given and the enterprise undoubtedly fraudulent all
through,
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required him to furnish 900 bail for examination on Ausu,
CHINESE DEvILg EXPECTED IN MOTT srREE,

Chinat0wn Is m the midst OF great festival.
Chinese and lasts for days Every wellregas
lated Chnaman who has not cut or his hair believes
will from all deceased rela
tyes escorted by devils The latter have to be paciei by
offerings OF the best food etc Accordingly the Chnesa
households this city have all laid chop many AZ
they 10 entertain Curious looking signs that only
their devils read aiorn the N
gamblers live the reception rooms are
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
LONG ISLAND.

MASOEVIiIr-Mrs Catlariuc Mcl~ch,in became insane
few daV- account OF the death o her child and ytti
she the stable and hanged herself She Gls
covered and cut down in time 10 save her life
WEsTBuRG.An unknown tramp entered the barn of John
Monday night brutay assaulted hls fourteen
yearold daughter, leaving LeI unconscious.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
Ia PLAYER oHARosD WITH HARAXpoN4EXr

George Manase, commonly known as George
Lester Of Lester Aliens Minstrels was before Justice
Power at the Yorkyils Police Court Yesterday on
plant Of his wife, Viola Clifton the
for absolute divorce Is pending supreme Court
and Lester ordered 10 contribute 10 his wies support
ne paid 800 20 his wife Market
Police Court but that time IL s has given her
nothing Justice Power par0ed Lester custody his
counsel for examination.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
FESTIVAL OF A NEWS AGENCY AS, ooIArroy.

There was glare OF lights IN Elm Park last
night ana the sound Of the patter many
sued from the dancing hall employees OF Gols
News Agency with their hearts and
enjoying themselves IL the annual nights les
tva OF the association and members OF the
with gut and silver badges kept In the hall aud looked
alter the comfort o the guests The following The
officers: Nathan Marks. president Samuel vice.
president; George Wagner secretary; Griffin
u. (Oulun aerReant al
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
THROUGH NEW-YORk STATE.
ryrRCIsEs Ar CUAUTAUOUA.

CuAurAUQUA, Aug. 10 (Specidt. This has
been one OF Chautauas great days for the year The
Rev. Dr. IIartzelis lecture on storm Centres In the
Southern Sky able treatment Of the subject OF
iiteracy presented statistical array OF startling
facts. A warm welcome was given to d" Will" Carleton,
the roct Lew Wallace started for Indiana this
morning Among the arrivals to-day are Professor
W @. Sumner. OF Yale Alexander T. Hull, OF Georgia,
and Innn l.. DIaper. Providence. X |.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
ANOTHER MARSH" BABY CONES TO LIGHT

ANU HIN MAhcll' BABl tOMIS W I-lph l.
Nix. MITCHELL HAS The SAME ExPERTENcE As
MRS. DoxY-AS INVESTIGATION ORDERED.
A well-drcssed mulatto woman called yesterday
at the Office II Dr. Nagle. OF the Bureau OF Nltai
Statistics. aud SAID that She Mrs. Ellen Mitchell
ana had come into possession OF baby IN pre-
published yesterday. She saw the
adyer,isement which had attracted Mrs. Do1y 5
at option on June 80 asking Tor some one TO 3oIG tbe
advertisement and the following day two men
called on her. One of them said he was lawyers
Their description as gwen by Mrs. Mitchell talles
The lawyer told Mrs. Mitchell that he.was the
attorney of "a woman who was seeking divorce.
mother of the. child lived in the country.
The LAWYER proinised TO pay hbeTally for the sup
port of the chid. aud thought that the little Que
would not have TO he separated nom Its mother
more than three months. Mrs. Mitchell asked the
LAWYER his name and the name of the mother and
baby. but he refused 10 give them. and she. think
ing that the appeared suspicious, refused to
take the child The LAWYER called four times and
begged her t. take the child. She finally consented,
aud the lawyer promised her $l2 a month.
week after the lawyer first call Mrs. Mitchell
got word to be at the Grand Central station at
certain time to receive the child. Inc lawyer ap-
peaIed with tall lght-compe exioned. pretty
young woman who was fashionably dressed and
appeared TO be refined The child was at
turned over to Mrs Mitchell by the woman aud
the lawyer handed her - on account OF board. Ihe
child was a boy about month old. carriage had
Dccu provided Dy lne liWNtI 10 lihe hIS hllCn'ii
home When she got home she changed the baby's
clothes A note dropped from them upon the hoor.
1t was without date or signature and was written
III bold hand. The letter was as follows:
MI DEAR MADAM: BE so good enough as TO be good TO
my boy. Will see you soon II God Will spare me for
my boy. beg OF you do all can for hun. GIVE him
q mothers care, for have nothing TO live for out my
little darling You will not feel sorry for what good
dc for him. an not able TO do much.
Mrs Mitchell has not seen or beard from the law
yer or the mother of tho child since that time. She
thinks the letter was written in an illiterate man
her designedy. The woman used good English in
speaking. In Mrs. MltchePs opinion the woman
and the lawyer live i'll this city. they seemed
familiar with localities and had the appearance of
New-YorkeIs. Mrs. Mitchell does not know what
to do with the child, as she cannot afford to keep
it, and If viii adopt it she will probably turn
il over to Matron Webb at PoIce Headquarters.
After Mis-. Mitchell had told her story. Dr. Nagle
took her TO Superintendent Murray, and stated that
he believed that there romance In this
Marsh business, but that il was means of get
ting TId of babies from some baby farm The SUI
perintendent directed detectives to ne put upon the
case 1t is expected that more babies will be heard
from. which were obtained from Marsh" i'll
similar manner.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
NEWS FROH TIE SUBCRBS.
JERsEY CITY.

John Pattcn forty five OF No 2lj Nnthst lahoror
employ cI the Pennsylvania Railroad pros
trcdby the heat yesterday and died before py cou
b, summoned.
The OF the club house Of the Jersey city
Athletic club at Clinton and Crescent VIII bc lG nj
p Mayor Cleveland viii oic.atc and ID.
viii be delivered 10y District Attorney Charles H.
Winfield and Robert ii. DOhcry, of me ChrslH AdrocIe
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
ANOTHER ARREST IN THE PFfsrER CASE.

Still another arrest was made last evening in
connection with the Pister murder IN Brooklyn.
The prisoner WAS Bella Levine who accompanied Mrs.
Barton-Saut to Coney Island after tue crme was COM
mitteed, and who Is supposed to know something
about the true inwardness OF the matter She was
found Al Conoy Island The inquest Will be continued
tonight.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

PITrsBURG. Aug. 10 (SpeciaD The Pennsyl-
vanla Company proposes to build connecting link be-
tween Youngstown, Ohio, and Wheatland or Sharon,
PENN uniting the Erie ard PttsburG and the Pttsburg,
Fort Wayne ana Chicago roads 1t Will DO an important
feeder FOR freight from the north.
sT. LOUIS, Aug. l0.-General Passenger Agent Town
send the Missouri Pacc,has given notice TO Western
connections that his road will accept any rate on east
hound ticket. IA, may bo necessary the cut rate
by OF Chicago lie does not limit them 10 given
price, but simply SAYS Meet tue rate o our compeu-
tors. whatever Il may be."
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11

lections date amounting sl13sOs James None a
ghan Inspector Second District has paid IN $oi A.
Patrick Moynahan sealer Of the First District mas Paa IN
has paid in nothing salaries of 81 300
each and the seaers 1900 BY law they are compeuea
pay to the city all the fees collected by them
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
AMERICA WINS AT LACROSSE.
IRISH GENTLEMEN PLAYERS DEFEATED.

THE VISITORS MAKE A FINE IMPRESSION AT THEIR
FIRST GAME on STATEN ISLAND.
The first international lacrosse match ever
played In the United States, except CanadanAmercan
matches was played yesterday between the Gentlemen
OF ireland and picked team representing tho United
srstes When tho United States lacrosse team visited
Great Britain In 1884 tho only occasion which they
suTered defeat was st the hands of the Irish team.
Yesterday the situation reversed for the Irshmen
were defeated by 4 goals to 2 There largo
attendance, tho grand stand being comfortably
filed The Irishmen played . fine Rame OF
lacrosse, but they labored under disadv vantagea
While to the average American the weather was tenn
perate TO the Irishman decidedly hot. This had
a demorazing effect them Then the Irlshmen had
scarcely recovered from their and not In
good TRIM The Americans realized this and nearly
the Irshmen to death and after the first games tho
latter began to give cat.
few minutes after the irish team left the club
house and took ed their appearance being greeted
with hearty cheers Two OF the Irish players carried
green silk flags, which two lacrosse sticks were
worked in gold. The players dark green shirts,
white knickerbockers green socks and white canvas
hats Over tho pocket of the shirt white Ishied.
on which worked q spray OF shamrock AMI the
word Ireland" The United States team
tume consisting OF white shirt and buc knckcrbockers
The two teams ranged opposite each other. and
after the prelmnarIes the field placed as fol-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11

CONGRESSMAN BEAClIs CONDITION WORSE.
NEwBURG, Aug 1O.-Congressman Beach's
condition this evening. His original maady,
typhoid fever, is now complicated with Brghts disease
DR.. Ely expresses the opinion that Mr.. Bcacn cannot
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
GOOD SALARIES. BUT SMALL FEES RETURNED.

COntrOI1er IOew has caIItH the ntttnIIOn OF THO
Counsel o the shortcomings o the Inspectors and
seaers Weights and asking what Ii
John Murray, the Inspector OF the First
turned into the Finance Department all his col
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
HOME NEWS

a. far as he knew There been thought entertained S
lar MI Peasons friends OF any cnanse In Inc
office.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11

afternoon Mr. Murphy win keep his business engagements
week the city will be without any rcsponspe he
In this time warrants be signed Tor the pay Vi lue e
labOrers.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
Sun rises 502 Sets 700 Moon SETS 2l3 Moons age II
WATER.
A.M-Sandy Hook. 5:09 Gov. IsId. SAG Hell Gate 73s
P.A-Sandy Hook. 5:26 Gov. Ispd. Geo Hell Gate. 7l9
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
FOUND IN BUrTERMILK CHANNEL.

The body OF a man was found by the tug w.
H. Taylor IN Butermilk Channel last aud towed
to the Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn. The man WAS about
twenty two years old, nv- feet and nine inches In
height, with sandy hair and smooth face. and
Nv dressed. The body had been IN the water "a long