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New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

The Inaeue games this week Will nnnsnaily in
,errstiuR The New York and Chicago cubs play at
,he Grounds 10 day and on Tuesday. The Detroit
and PhIIadelpha clubs pay at Philadelphia tie
..mr days The scheduled game, for the week
follows:
Monday Philadelphia ~. Detroit at Philadelphia New
ynrk Vs Chicago. Polo Grounds. New lork Boston
81 Louis Boston asingtOn w Kansas CITY, at wash
ineton
ynrk Plilnlclp pid DctToat Philadelphia Washington
vs. ansa, city at Washington Boston Vs Louis, al
Boston
ndcIpia New York vs. Kansas city, AT Polo Grounds
New York.
TIurslav- Ncw-Nork Kansas city at Polo Grounds
S,y Boston Detroit. ~ Boston Ma-llinaion n
Chicago at Washington. Philadelphia ~. 81 iou- nj PM
FiGIay Boston vs.. Detroit Boston; Washington W.
CIirng0 al Masineton Philadelphia 81 lonl- at Phil
ndcpla New ofk Kansas city, al Polo Grounds New
York.
York Philadelphia hcaeO at Philadelphia Washing
ton vs. 81 Louis Washington Boston Kansas city. al
/ Boston.
There will he no American Association games to day.
Athletics at Louisville. tho MeIrOpoiitans At 81 LOUIS
and the Brooklyn Ptsbur The games scheduled for
the week arc as foilows:
TUESDAY ay-Cincinnati Baltimore AT Cincinnati Louis
Vile Athletic, AT iourvle. St Louis Metropolitan
ai ~ Louis Pittsbufg W. brooklyn, al PittsbuTg
Cincinnati Baltimore, AT Cincinnati Louis
Louisville ~. Louis
~ Louis PliisburR w Brooklyn al PHtshurg.
-IlttsbuTg Brooklyn AT Ptsburg: 81 Iou
Metropolitan II. Louis Louisville Athletic al
Louisville Cincinnati vs. Baltimore at Cincinnati.
Friday-LOusyue vs.. Metropolitan. At lousyile. Cncn
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
IN THE BASEBALL FIELD.
THE RECORDS OF THE VARIOUS MINES.
SPECULATION UPON THE RESULT or THE sTRUG
GLus-GAMEs OF THE COMING WEEK.

SPECULATION UPON THE RESULT or THE sTRUG-
GLHs-GAMgs OF TIE COMING WEEK.
The third month Of the baseball season
ended Saturday yet tho Interest In the games played
by tho different organizations instead OF diminishing
seems TO Increase daily. More games arc played this
season than yet the attendance at the grounds Is
than ever before. Tho League. as the father
oreapzaon takes the lead, and the battles with the
hats the clubs belonging to this organization
aro watched with closest interest not only In cities
where League clubs are located but In all hamcts large
enough to support even good amateur club. In the
race for the League pennant the Detroit club still holds
strong lead. and the Wolverines will be
harder TO disloige than most people think.
In the American Association the matches also draw i'm
mensc crowds The doughty st. Louis club seems to
have a strong hold tho pennant. The contests for
the Athletic Club pennant also aroused much interest
among the nearby athletes. Tho Bergen Point nine
seem TO have best chance to reach the coveted goal
While the New-York Dino cannot he said to he making
gigantic strides toward the lead In the League the
local players have gradually decreased the distance
which separates them from tho Chicago nine Tho De-
trot club however, still holds good lead, and is play
ing in such nne form friends OF tho other mines
are beginning feel dcspondent. Tho Wolverines are
playng that steady game that character zed the
work done by the Chicago champions last year. 10
date the club has tyhve games out OF sxty-nine
played The Chicago cub comes next with half
hundred victories and eighteen defeats The NewIcrk-
ers are third, ci-ht victories behind the
Detroit club and three games behind Chicago The
Philadelphia club is also playing strong game aud has
won thirty y-nine and lost twenty-five games. The
Quaker club will play two with the Detroit team
this week. and friends Of the club expect to the VOL
vcrines defeated in AT least one game. The Ihladcl-
MI abs also that they will give the champions
warm reception their arrival at the Quaker CITY.
The Boston club is playing In greatly improved form,
and is doing the work which friends OF tho club eN
pectcd to sec It do earlier In the Bostonan' are
waiting for arrival OF the Detroit club and propose
10 make the stay Of that team in the Hub as Disagree
able "a was that OF the Chicago nine. the st. Louis
Black Diamonds ploi YEARLY along AMI there arc gen.
eral excIamations OF surprise when they capture
game they do win, there is generally some cI-
cuse for the unusual feat Either G,nncy umpircs. or
the opposing players are lame and sick. Washington
and Kansa, City are IN Their accustomed places Inc
record OF all tho clubs 10 date l. as follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

The police opt saloon Keepers m" alert yesterday,
and wherever "a" front d ." i""m "p'n III oN n,i a."
whether l' selling liquor ui not At
~t.pi,, hnul, ~ tht Enterprise Hotel and pre-.
don't o. Liquor D, ,il,I, A--o,Ato. arrested while
,lbf t,u.tlfc Hahn oi r., hfl"ii
Turnpike concord. and Peter Donovan. ifk'"prt "t NJ
NirulI. Broad 4 ~faIle"n wtr arrested and h'll
hy Police Jue,- Ntugiu 100 500 iof examination william
ia, ior batkrrprr samuel burbank ~ Nrw uofp was
h.f hy Justice Young 500 fni examinations 1hci" were
four other arrest, Sew Brighton and Port iI,hnond
during The day
SDfIu RrACU The body ~ WIS found yesterday If
the Fort WAd-orth p.'f nrtt Tie NHfiow- lie about
hra,IlY butt hll dark lr about forty ntc
and daiA blue n"nnel shut blue socks ami
ltltcf -l~S
lumber FIRM of II BaruH f l,rth,f-. dici ysr
q home 10 VI iplr T. fhllun anI -itph' u
tauph,l wrr, quaII,nr yesterday wh'n ialon threw a
h.rTiass Campbell, cutting open h- i,c from tie rsht
rehf eye 10 IA, chm. faon arrested.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

The police made iOI violation OF the excise
Law yesterday.
The annexation Of New Lots adds thirteen chuTchc, the
number already Brooklyn and the total nninb'I
800.
The Seventeenth Police Precinct into existence yes
teGday by annexation OF N,w-Los 1t has lo,o Of
cntecn men, Captain Henry French, and they b,oo,
meInbeIs Oi the BTOOkl IA force.
The friends OF Police Captain French Of the East Nrw YORK
him with handsome gold
mond midnight Saturday Inc presentation
made Police Commissioner ~ut'T. Who with ufA,
Of The town OF NtwOts went of
the tap Oi the midnight bell.
James Wood age twenty one and Malachi Ryan Nifty
nine who occupy adjoining apartments In No 81 Inlonsi
had quarrel yesterday and Ryan drew revolver shot
ood Ia back INJECTING dangerous wound which Wa,
dressed al Long Island College Hospital Ryan who W-
hc returned nom p tO the denied
shooting His pistol could not De found.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
CONDEMNING the MACKEKEL FISHING ELL.
Fish Commissioner Blackford said to a

TRIBUNE reporter yesterday: tue House bl provld.
ing close Tor macKcrcl from Apr TO June l.,
reported favOrably 10 the senate last
from he Committee on FlsherIcs Ii goGs vrtu9y TO
prevent msckerol fishing by people iyng below tho
OF Massachusetts. Mackclel nfst approach our
shores of Cape cras In North Carolina IN March, aud
pass slowly nOrihward until they strike the OF
Maine, which they reach IN june The fish not IA
their best condition while spawning, but are neverhc
less Wholesome and palataDic food. much sought for
by the poor OF account OF It's chcapness
period when fresh food Is most desired. Why then
should be ici ed Of the fresh nsh passing by
doors, TIL they TO Maine to be
anu satcd and returned to us at hisher figure The
close docs not even do what IL prctrns
to do that l., the spawning period. 1t we'll
known that Of tue spawning II nOne In June The
macKere unIko most othcr fish, spawn upon tho surface
OF the open aud tho comparatively trng nrods
that fishermen make on their vast shoals have had
effect the OI the catch
slIty years. Professors Huxley Spencer l. Bard and
c. Brown GOOde all unable to express "a positive
opinion to whether the bill Will have favorable
effect; nut know that among the salt nsh dealers of
Boston, VINO have glut OF salt nackerel hand the
price has dollar barrel ON the
OF the final passage of the bill"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
KILLED N ATLANTIC AVENUE.

Asan casi-bound rapid transit tram IN Atlantic
ave Brooklyn ncarcd Brd:Ord-iyc. n l:jl p. mn.
Yesterday. Il man was seen Oh the track ana hc ana
not succeed III getting out OF the way ol the thGli'
He was struck bV IT and hurled considerable dis
taucc diving almost instantly. lie was about
thrty-fve years of age and comparatively well
dressed. receipt III his pockct from L"ct ASSEM-
Inv No 1864 was madc ont to Brother John Nc
Kav and was signed DanIr Bcco,. No. 2l1 East
FortIcth-st. Ncw-lOrk. / he body Is supposed TO
he that of Mckay. he enElIccr OF tie i1lln
William Walsh was arrested by the Seventeenth
Precinct police and admitted 10 bail by Justice
Sherlock
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
kEM-lDEk CITY.

Hugh Coyle fractured his skull yesterday by falling
from the top OF No. 10 Mott ST.. and was taken TO Cham
uors street Hospital
The sale OF seats for the nehundr dth presentation
of rmIne' at The Casino Oh SATURDAY evening August
IA begins TINS IDOrnlug.
On the steamer Sueva from Hamburg yesterday there
arrived AT Castle Garden 100 Russian IoDrcw- They
were detained for examination. Some Of them VII.
probably be sent back.
contribution Of - Tor the destitute fam
y OF the young dry goods siesIutn, whose
scrDcd In TIE IRIBUSI on Friday, received from
" NJ IL" yesterday. TINS makes s2Ji 90.
Albert NeWmeyor, OF Ninety seventh st. and Fifth
ave, was cleaning a revolver yesterday Whcn W r
discharged lie received "A wound IN The thIgI
aud was taken to the Ninety ninth street Hospital
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
Tribune Gable News.

THE TRIBUNE is publishing, vouminOus
and costly Special Cable Dispatches from
Europe, many of them either written
by or authorized as public expression of
their views by prominent men These
dispatches have been valuable source
of popular information during the exciting
campaign for Parliament jnst ended, and
they will be continued during the new
Home RuIe contest in Parliament about to
be begun
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
MISSING JEVELRY RECOVERED.

When Mrs. Evcline schwartz, of No. 3l3 Jcller-
sou-avc, Brooklyn, went 10 her room 10 dress lot
dinner Yesterday she found that her jcWcrN. wor II
over II O00. which she had caIecS>ly lrit ia the
bureau, was missing. There was no trace OF the
entrance of Il thief. She lost no time ia reporting
the loss to tine Gates Avenue police. Acting Cap
tam Latty heard her statements and went l." IN
Vestlgatc the case personally. fIAdlng II" cIc" Il"
the entrance of any one from outside. MS NdSPic-
ions were directed toward the chlmuciinad Mar
gerry Brown. who the oh.N pl,oh
known TO have been in the room. ne
GIRL who Is only nineteen years old, dericd
hayil. seen the Jewels but her manner convinced
the police officer that she knew more of them tha
She TO d. BY his direction Mrs. schwartz searched
the girl but found nothing to sho" that sIe iia'
the stolen articles concealed about her. ana tlicN
could not be found in her room or In any oihcT
part of the house. Finally Captain laltN requested
Mrs. schwartz to search the grl agdln. Ih' tlh'
she was more successful. and WnIc pros cutlis
the investigation a small ba1 containing Inc
icwelrv fell to the floor. The jcwelry consisted oi
paIr of solitaire dIamond earrings valued ~ 5000.
one solitaire DIAMOND nng worth S21o, another
worth $3.50 and "A third valued at $50. cluster
diamond ling worth $50. aud ircesione ing
worth SO. in all valued Al Sl,l21. lhc servant
arrested
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
WHAT Is GOING On TODAY.

Union Emancipation celebration and juDi.cc, Myrtle
Avenue PARK. brooklyn.
Baseball, Ncw-loik against Chicaeo Polo Groundr.
baseball. Actors against Lawyers, ~ George staten
Island.
Transfer OF public property Of New.Lois to Iay or
Whitney.
Kings County Elevated Railroad case Brooklyn.
Funeral OF Herbert ID. Ward, 2:3O D. m No. - East
Thlrteth-sL
Board oi Officers OF oh Regiment arnOry, evening.
Mex can War Veterans League, CITY Han. BrOOk.yn
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
PAUL BAUER'S LIBEL SUIT.
TIE EDITOR or THE "voLKs zEifuNG' WILL PROB
AKLY nE ARKtsIRD TO-DAY.

ABLY BK ARRESTED TODAY.
cocialisic circles are still amazed over the sud-
den recOi of the boycott placed on Paul Bauer.
which has brought forth hbI suit for S1OVoo
against the TOks Zit,ag people, for publishing the
Loycott declared by the Brooklyn Central Labor
Unlon When Henry HoiimcIstcr. The president OF
the Voiks Zetung Cooperative Publishing Com
nanv and Moriiz Hoffman, the business manager,
were arrested on Friday night. the Edt0r-in chie'.
S r. Scbewitsch. was visiting his wife at the
Delaware Water cap lie Will return today
O. II was stated at hls Office, yescr-
dav. and VIII probably be arrested also
SciewItsch ha> had bal ready, it is generally un-
dersto0d for two months, III anticipation OF anoVc-
mcnf of the authorities but he aud his friends were
taken completely by Surprise by tins unexpected
ruIp of the boycott. he opinion III legal Gil ces IS
that this libel suit will DC more cucctiVe ia sup
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

Tea Company- store AT Twenty ninth 81 AMI sixth ave-
AT T,ay morning lie ound II unlocked ANA
three men inside lie raped fo al ana cent Woid I" Mana.
Two Iid lhr thr'r 'ulti,
the one ol the three inside l N"rt the counter
The showed gt but 1Ncrowrrcd The man
- % lie out and drew
Noly.r In the Jefferson Market Police Court the prisoners
~ John MrtaIthS, Frank stanton and
William DAVIS They TrIilnlc'i.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

Newsnoys on all railroad trains are
under orders invariably to supply CUSTOM
ers with he papers they call tor, and TO
regulate their stock of papers so as no.; 10
run short Travellers who find thar sils
newsbOy has run short of TRlBUNES will
obIge this Office by reporting the tact ny
postal card. and especially giving infOrma-
ton as to what tram It was.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
HOME Ne " 5.
JpONINENT AHRfVALI

Windsor Hotct-Mr llachlSnka, japanese
Miui.ier to Frauce... Hotcf Br"nSc'E- COnIiDander
Bou.parte Wy-r, Of the Trench Navl ..... AWcm"rt'
Hote.-Kear- Admiral Edward l. NIchoi-, l. = N.N,
ami John ". buokwatrr, o. OAlO ftWt"doH H"i''
Alexander Greger secretary Of thr Russian LEGATION
AT ram At,uUc HOfct-N i-c"uhi "ii
NlscoauGcss de taeOeUn, oi HOU""" muse
-Cnuut k,s-ler. % Paris.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

Sow th,t All the League clubs are N the last, the
Eastern nur- !uu- better work. An La+trru ''u,
nm c.~ won lcrfly strong. cannot uiE" fr AZ ffoid
iu The West. western spectators arc ~ warmer temper
nu~n NJ than those "a IA" last. Hhn the unprotected
utuuirr. have 10 cvc their decisions ac'or iin-y. IL
hr -rrIcs pri wen the Eastern and western
climbs the latter fhr better rec1ris The De
trot club holds lead. uayug won thirty ono and lost
sx games IN matches a-tn.t E'sirtn niur-. inc th-
"a aud N,.g YORK clubs have lone about oven WORK.
the latter having captured tw"ntY--N games from "a"
Western clubs and tue cltnpi0uS having won - !.h"
number from the r-iorn cu'-. Tie rrofi oI tt Las
against the West and yicc vera ~ a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
BODIES FOUND ~ the WATER.

The naked body of young man was taken from
the al East sixty third st. yr,cfIy lie WAS o good
personal appearance and had bo"n III the water about lOy
eight hours.
The body Of an unknown was found al Per No IL,
River yesterday supposed Ia IN. hc booty
whom r. \. iowrng Iliu-'y jump from this
pier Into The flycr after portion o o clothing
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
STCIIEs TER COUNTY,

NoNKFE, The re-rnations Of The consulting ply scans @"
lNVtT-dr Hospital tuok tu'tt lst' foat Ihc
vl-itlug took place two weeks
AGO These the result o disagreement
and ar noe tor ~ Ia r appointing ut
OF Dr. T.. NJ IIcnnanc to hc consulting PLY S,Atn.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

The race for the Athletic CLUB cham liouship has
royrd moro interesting thHu generally expected.
mo Bergen Point and Nnsrua clubs haYo Organized
troug teams aud the games they play TAR above tho
ordinary standard OF amateur mines The Bergen Point
ntnr stil holds tho load. with the Nassau good
-rcoud rho Brooklyn club II third aut the staten
Island last The record or the games won ana lost 10
dale Ia as fOllOWS
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

PI1TsBURG BEATS BROOKLYN BY ONE RUN
The Pittsburg baseball team won game
from the Brooklyn club at Rdgevood PARK yesterday
The pitchers OF both clubs let-handed' ou' thoy
vcre hit barf The fielding OF both club, was ratner
loose bnt the visitors by punching thcr hits III tne ass
half Of tho eighth inning won the game By one run
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
PILFERTNG ~ RIULEY'S SHOP
suo.1inn L. otttn a,,.. f,urt.ep a, In gava she


In st. detected SATURDAY nighl p.irring IN
store Of Ridley SONS. 40. 5O3 GRAND H. Sh' "as
aud basket found eleven is oi -toc kings
three cakes OF three IO Of rubb't sN Sk handAr
chiefs, amt siA breast Justice Patterson htl Hti !Or
trial yesterday AT the EssoN Market Police court
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

Ia IN, games nctwrrn tho Eastern ana Western clubs
he We. has done the better work of course. The
I,,ooklvu club Ia of the Eastern that
mid. lts own. The - Louis club has made Ncceht
record having score aud haf ~ games and lost
int +, h,kcfs dozen. Al the Western club, have
moro game. ihan they have lost, The record Oi the Last
againsi inc West and versa IL as follows
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
TRANsATLAN7IJ TRAVELLERS

Arrived by the Adriaiic White STAR from Liver
pool saturday ". ". CrOsslcy Gordon Cumming smith
NJ Evan. General u. VI. Frost Captain yndhan QUINN W
l. Schroeder and A. T.. Il. sparrow.
Arrived by the Arizona iGuiOnl from Liverpool Yesterday
H. Avelng j. r. Donnely Mis-. =. H. Oxford, Colonel A. B
IndcTman IaisaT ". SaIJuTgo j. Is. Studlcy
W u. Walsh. r. y. Thomas Whcby H. y, Miss Ada Rob
ert Wilson IIaTcaSos. the Rev L. SlattIy and Che Rev
Francis IOche.
Arrived the Aurana 0unardl from Liverpool yestcr
day j. H. Agncw, =. i. A~pinwall, &. VI. blanchard
In. L. G.. Bryan, I -. tautlcrs, Colonel Harry II
Hale. W. =. lI0kc. Salem Hyde ID. j. Jerome
DI Ewing Marshall captain Arthur Work, the Rev. g.
Belsoy Rev j. r. DAILY and sstcs NJ Doian and c. cart
land.
Arrived by the BourgoPuc 0ransatlantiquc) from Havr
yesterday Dr Brul0m Bonapaie Myss Nlcomie de t"ct
lOgonc Dr T.. DoslaIdin Marquis Hachisuka. Iapanr-
Minister PcnpoteDtay at Paris Comtc do ke,scr Dr.
Lyon, NJ. Vargas, Sidney WenOc and lT. W. G. Tnk or
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

PICKS PATENT IMPROVED CT suoNEp EAR DRUMS pcriecu
resto" the hearing and perform the work OF the Natural p
Invisible. comfortable and always Ia position All ,"hN'l
tons AMI even whispers heard distinctly send foI Illustrate
book with testimonials free. Address call l.. hsCoN
sJ3 Broadway y. Y. Mcnton this paper.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

Earned rins-Brooklyn a. Pittsburg s. firsu p1se % On
Brooklyn 3 Psburg First b3sc on P,tY2S
struck ont -irookiyn Pittsburg. 3. Total base hs
brooklyn, II; Pttsbnrg. ~. Twoaso mts-PbPsG WPG l.
smith Rurch l. Terry Clark ]. Barkley = MOTIFS l.
Brown l. Wild pitches -Toolc l. Morris z Umpre-Air'
KEEL Iime-lJJ.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

Earl 81 Wilson's f. & W. brand of Mems
Collars and Gun. arc Lhs bnsa SOLD eyeryMn,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

natl w. BROOKLYN at Cincinnati st. Louis Athletic at ST.
Louis o,t,
saturiay-Cincinna Brooklyn Mt Cinclnnatii ,s;
Vile Metropolitan Louisville ST Louis vs. A'no'o' Nv
It, Louis Pittsburg vs. Baltimore at PittsOurs
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

ADVICE To NorUERS.


Mrs WINsOws SOOTHING sYgUP should always be ush fot
CHILDREN IEiIiING 1t soOIiEs CHILD soFIENa liv
GUNS AAis ALL PAIN, CURES WIND COIC ana Is the "io'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
ENTRIES FOR THE SARATOGA RACES.

The racing at Saratoga to-day Is another Oh
the extra days Again the purses are small put the con-
,ests bid fair to good or course tho atepdahce VIII
he fair because tho people who spend the summer at
Saratoga have to pass time somehow. AS the races
are only purses, small ones at thar, LIE ll1B
rNE will try pick winners. The entries are as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

JOTIH NtHItIUIl IOT TIIIIy NNdIH t'IVI 10 HUT'I
runner AT the Albany boat pier 1T Canal ST. without
competition Recently a cnluIo named William IhOmp
appeared daily behalf Oi the Cosmopolitan llu"l Rear
cd and on July 20 they
blows iumb- Police Court yc,tcr-
assault against each other,
both under bail To answer 10y Judge buy
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

Sick and bilious headache cared by DIR.
PoIccs Pellets"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

lli LcXinironavc. betwecn 10Th ami 3oth sta
Iouts-s 10 l. 10 - Dscascso of the Nervous SYSTEM
Cenlto rnaiy Organs. Impotence and stcrliy.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

"THnirT"-The Fare: "Drive me to 81. Marcarcts
Mansion. oria st.-near the penny bank, yknow-
lust hey" Cabby: "Ali right, sr-'ought to know
il, Shiny own bank, sir."-l Punch.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02
COL 0RED SILKS.

,,pcr ASSORTMENT OF GROs GRAINS. SATIN
KuADAMES sURAuS. LOUISINES, PoNGEES, &c.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECK sCRAHS AT 79ci
WORTH 81 p.
CHECKED LOUISINES At 59c.; WORTH s3c.
SMALL LOT BEST QUALITY CHINA PON"tho IN
PIECES OF 20 YARDS. AT ABOUT HALF VALUE.
FINE LINE OF VELVETS AND PLUSHES.
ONE LOT CoLoRED vELVETS AT 99c.; USUALLY
SOLD AT IL -,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-02

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