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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-22
New Advertisements.
To Advertisers.
University Of VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine
weekly begin sth July, 1886, aud end slh Septen-
Der. Have proved Of signal use list, TO students
who design to pursue their studies at this or other
Law schools; ed to those who propose 10 read
privately; and 81, to prsc itioners who have not
had the advantage Of systematic instruction; for
circular apply (p. .. University of Va.) to JOHN
Is MINOR Prof. Com. and stat. Law. m3dwlm
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-22
!ntsrss allowed CT Deposits at the rxts Of
.per Cont. Per Anaun.
Deposits received in amounts OF 81
and Upwards.
SECURITY AND ADVANTAGES.

SECURITY AND ADVANTAGES
The private property OF the Trustees is rospol
sible to the depositors. The oficertare prohibited
from borrowing any oiits moneys. Minors and
married wome. protected by special law.
OTrICKRs:-S. ". WHEKIoOk, President :JoHs
Coop, Vice President; c. 4. HEMENwAY. Cashier
TRLsTErs:-S W. WheeiOck, Porter Skinner
C. W. Lohdell, Nelson Chester. Ii " Candes. C.
T. Grant,. A. S. Wright, G. f. Heunway. John
Good J. M. Christy c. H Stoddsrd
kE The only chartered Ssvinge BsnE IN ROCK
sland County
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
GAMES In OTHER CITIES.

DETROIT. July 19.-The Detroit and Kansas City
clubs played to-day and the match well contested and
Interesting throughout The home players punched Their
hits In the inning and Conway and Gcizen both
pitched finely. The score as iOlows
Kansas y q o o o O.
Detroit ..............-..O q U q y < .
Base hs-Kansas City &; Detroit 6 Errorsk ansas city
g. Detroit 8. Pitchers Conway and Get4cih IWPre-Au
BuIuhan.
CHICAGO July loTe champions played wretchedy IN the
field to-day but timely batting saved them from defeat Clark
pitched with great effect holding down lie Black Da
monds o four hits The as follows:
Chicago go...........................O o @
ST U U i D
Base hts-Clcago 10; st. Ious g. Errors-Chcago, u;
St Louis g. Pitchers-Clarkson and Kirby. Umpire-Mr
Connolly.
WASHINGTON July l9Thc came to-day between the wash
lngton and Philadelphia clubs exciting one and re-
the home club has won IN some Time
The Il the eighth inning the home pay
hits and the Qkcrs te errors ana me
players scored onr which gave them the
game. The WAS rs follows
Washington. n...-................--.-O u
Philadelphia .........-..-..--.--.-O q U u
Base hits Washington 10; Philadelphia O. ErrorsWa-
neton q Philadelphia 9. Pitchers Madigan and IeoniO
Umpire MI skinner.
At Phladc pha-Cincinnati. II Athletic, 3.
At BamUrc-P -PittsbuIg, >; Baltlnote1
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
LONG ISLAND.

CONKY IsIANDNinc carloads OF children taken the
Sea Side Home the Culver road yesterday.
FLATBlsl-A who gave his Hans Peter
arrested his hand
which found the mutiat body infant,
beyond Identification lie appeared TO be looking
a hide the body which he said lie had found along
the road.
LONG ISLAND CITY-A committee Of prominent citizens Of
held District
morning for the Of arranging fer the
eral Of the baseball parks In the which per
nit Sunday ball playing Immediate steps will be taken to
procure evidence which will be Submitted 10 the Grand Jury
at its next convening
AsTORiA-Ieter schultz OF New York. fatally injured
by falling from a horse the Stenway and Hunter \
Point Sunday afternoon. The wheels passed his
right leg thought that he Will die sock
eau by the amputation OF the limb.
ROCKAwAY REACH.-1lIrce hundred brokers from New.
York headed band
by Fisk v on
clambake had been prepared and
washed down with champagne and beer In the
ing a display OF fireworks given.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

NEW-YORK CITY.

The steamship Monte Rosa which arrived AT TINS port
Yesterday from Dundee reports having ss'o'
Justice Barrett yesterday appointed Samuel Johnson
receiver OF the property OF Ncii McCauin, ea,he
dealer against whom various creditors ho'u
judgments for nearly $l2,oOo.
Henry b. Haworth. OF W. ). sloane's store: and
Eugene Merz, OF the College OF the CITY VI Nc"-'orh
have started to walk to Albany
Arthur O'Connor was assaulted on the night OF July
5 In Ludlow-st by eight men, who stole MS waIcn'
George Smith, OF the assalants was cohvotou YES
erday in the General sessions and senenced by
Judge Gdersleeve to four years In the state Prison.
Richard NJ. and Joseph II. Collins the note-brokers
who are accused larceny ana we're brought pscs from
Dakota for trial. were allowed to 60 Yesterday IN e ,ns
custody Of Detectives Reilly and kerwn 10 attcho 'ne
funeral OF their mother at Chaipaqua
The Committee on Technical Education OF the Board
of Educston decided !~oj evening t. viss me- me rn a.
mercy Park Technical School and the COOKING SCHOOL III
lafayette place
Judge Hail. the City Court. YESTERDAY married Dan.
el Edward Richardson Louis. civil engineer 10 Eia
Mary MerrIck.
Henry NJ Patterson the chief clerk of Chief Engineer
Church OF the Agneduc av W =" not be ap
poln before meeting OF the board Tomorrow Inc
me Irish World yesterday received for the famine
furd /: Bernard Hanrstty, Jeanette La 20; Ihomas
iha IopD ss ms9. @;s6rel ca So j. NJ oNs Page Dakota
81 Mrs J. Fitzgerald, Mnskegon Mich 81 Friend nG
BOSTON 81 A Veteran, shawne, ONO. ~ J"hn foey
Pedee iowa 81; and Margaret Prendergas 'Pedee
Iowa. 81.
Pedestrians in Fourteenthst. were surprised and
amused yeser:ay to see the folio wing sign fruit
stand. attended by dark-eye snns lIaiah "uio''
Concord Greppess. fifteen cents per TO-
John Roach recovering. lie Is AT his summer nome
in College Point l. l.. and is attended by Dr. Goourch
ana his friend Dr. Beden. of this CITY. stephen Roach
savs n Al there has been at during the present
illness any real fe and that the physicians nope
10 lave Mr. Roach out Of bed In a few days
The new cruiser Atlanta. which has been In the dry
dock az the Navy Yard for the past week. was put In
commission yesterday and hauled out OF the dock
The steamship Belgc arrived at San Francisco on July
Is with mails from China and Japan. due IN New YORK
ON July 26. The next mails for China and Japan VIII
leave San Francisco July 81 Letters ior TINS uiS
match NAV he sent from New. York up till July "a at
p
On the steamship Greece OF the National Liue which
arrived Yesterday there fourteen horses imported
for breeding purposes.
At the new Central Park garden next Sunday Mr..
Neuendorf will give big summer-night concert me
military band will appear.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
THE NETWORKS WIN AGAIN.
THREE DEFEATS FOR TIE BOSTON MEN,
An INTERESTING GAME - THE MErRoPoLi'AN'
BEATEN IN TEN INNINGS.

An INTERESTING GAME - THE MErRoPoLi'ANs
BEATEN IN TEN INNINGS.
The New-YOrk and Boston mines played the
third and nnal game OF present series AZ tue roo
Grounds Yesterday As in the other games 'no 'oe"'
nine won but only after ardfought ana Interesting
battle The playing was sharp and enerseuo "ur'ns
most OF the game but toward the close the Vsor val"
ished and the contest became slightly wear'so"o "
veteran onlookers. Tho fielding play eeneraiy was
.harp and to the point, and the several brilliant
plays were applauded with true pasepsn 'e''' W
vigorous applause bestowed upon the vIsitns ,ean
when they made a good play seemed 10 surprise thrm
Good plays often recognized only when s"p nonS
club players mako them. Welch pitched WIN On caIad
time rk and except for occasional oaso on eaI,u
balls did excellcntly. The giant % st"mwlnu "nan
pitched for the Boston nine and the loca phyer' ss
,ent ovor the homo plato. The NcwYorkers maae all
tho runs In the first two innings an, siou W
send player around the bases during the ma, sa's
nnings Tho local club was 81 gntly paN"v apPou
the fact that two OF It's best player, LIVING am
O'Rourke, were lame. Both. however. did eonu wo.S
in spite OF their troublesome lower limbs Dsy inane
won 1erful ono hand catch I'm the third inning ana
Johnson made equally as difficult althouHh WV Ia"
ter employed both hands Gespie's running rHton ~
the fourth inning was also worthy ledt uPon ""' :"
bestow applause. ., a.,
Tho New-Yorks went first to the bat and opened the
game with two ORourke was retired anu ~
was sent to first called balls Ewing maze ht
To centre field and thrown out at tue nome
pate Ewing scored Wards twobase MT 10 leIt neiu
Ward scored error by sutton lhr bos.vn payei'
were retired quick order In their hall oil the inning.
In the second inning the NewYork club maze one uo,
run and but for poor base-runnng would nave mluo
more. Welch went from the home plate 10 tnlru psso
muf by Wse and scoted on loren NJ ~. -. sn on
base by Gerhard. Tho Boston nine had three men on
the bases In this inning and would nave score &
she blunierDg base running OF Daily wo,ueitu , tui
by Daily In the third inning healeu ne
wounds of Bunker Hill Tho Boston players were re-
tired In tho following innings with almost 'pi o~'o
and drew blanks in all innings. The score VAS
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
NEJCS FRO.H TIE SUBUHBS
SETTING A TRAP FOR HER FORMER LOVER

Aout two months Miss Amelia Ross, OF CITY lslahn
obtained Judgment IN the supreme toutt ior suouu "a
Hr.acl of rouisr against George Levness also o ny
Island II declined pay and few weeks ago was afts'
nJ accd ON the limits White Plains under $l2sOO bonds
In suit Of nature wheu an order OF arrest fante @
arrest sunday even II found oht
Side the limits ON sunday young Ieviness improved t
weak point the law by paying visit TO ms Ily shu
home and looking after his oyster business there returning 10
White Plains before II o'clock ON SUNDAY night Ihs ar
the bosom of the injured inaden She
therefore little trap for Lcvness she went oci9Ie
and out warrant on saturday lo
,rr an A charge % seduction. The warrant was not
rvd ON SATURDAY. when he could have been found IN White
pin. II was rived sunday when he was AT CITY Island
lie was taken Mt Vernon. but dlgcnt search lard 10 n
, The iusfice and Mr Levness had 10 remain Ia
soy All night Early yesterday morning acton was TO
he bcru against Shri DUFFY oT the escape of lrsoH'l l
tl Ievnesss bOndsmen surrendered
him to Slcrn Johnson who lives IN MI vernon soon
ftrr ms M Justice and Mr. Levincss gave ban IN
600 He gave bonds for the limits and yesterday ne
went TO Plains before and Miss Ross was not 6fa'
fed by hearing that her former lover was III JAN.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
BROOKLYN.
The free baths used by 1882 persons last week
THO recets OF Tie Bridge last week were Sl3.3l2 a.

baths used by 43 W. persons last
The receipts OF the Bridge last week were Sl33l2 a.
Mavor whitney asked by propertyOwners in lhHty
sXthst Yesterday the iulment OF the agreement
made when railroad tracks laid IN at street o
years ago ly the and Atlantic Railroad company,
under promise grade and IT, The BrooRyi hd'h anu
Vest End Company is now using the tracks
wear AGO william Mddemiss Of Windsor Terrace, j. l.,
secured limited divorce from his wife on the GROUND ol
her cruelty habits of drinking Yesterday Judge ueh
revoked the parties TO the suit nave aEi 10
live together sake of their children MIS- Mduenss
has agreed TO give up liquor
The expected appointment OF Colonel r. r. Go 70 suc
ceed Joseph January 1887 az one OF c ihee
Commissioners Charities and Correction for Kings 'ou
yesterday by superv isor at Large QlhaIu ne
term is four wears and the salary Of the place So 600 year
Coonel Colts appointment viii give Democratic majority
to the board.
Ada Cones pretty sIteen-y earold GIRL OF No l1s Devoe
ST. July 10 left home TO spend the evening wth some
friends at No Heywarst and has not been heard Oi
since
James Keenan, constable in the Ninth Ward and Joshua
p Lees deputy sheriff arrested yesterday on charge
Mrs Annie BOwc, OF NO 4I12 artol ave- OF
entering her with false keys and SELLING furniture
valued at 5000 They claim that Daniel j. RusyOn o fo
and Clinton had cattc mortgage OF Sl20 on te fh
ture had OF attorney 10 sele IT, MIS-
Bowe that any mortgage the furniture existed
Richard Wilson. n Bridge empoye OF No 10 1alman at.
Wal awning the promenade al the Bfo"klyn
tower Yesterday when he fell TO the railroad track beneath
landing As he lay there between the cable
and the rail passed him without harming HIM
grip grazcd his body The only injury he received
d broken rib caused by his fall.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
MENTAL ALTERATION ASSIGNED AS THE REASON
InY Ills DEED.

MENTAL ARBITRATION ASSIGNED AS THE REASON
FOR HIS DEED
The garrison flag at Fort Hamilton was put
a, half mast yesterday for Captain Cuban Nerpanea
in dt Of mental alteration This is tine only eIplana
ton which his at the fort can CIV. for SUI
cae al" % winter Captain Weir had attack
Of bronchitis TN then he had always been IN pT,me
health and spirits. and the LINGERING annoy,
ins character of his ilaes' oooSs depressed .s&
oncers found almost eccsntric In his aS
Ca.cmnor sn for week duty He little in
the target shooting and is said to have compianeu c
nrday howrvcr he seemed bright and cheerfu and ne
unusually animated on an sanasy ss went Up.ar;
Severe ss IL ''%Ss aosn u. About p m. he lsit the
dining room hurrsdy and again went to his hed room:
iond report OF rifle They rushed up and found ths
captain groanng and gaspng on the ocd the S cpou n
dressed placed the rno position and touched tho
trigger the toes of his rirht foot Surgeon harts
hod the garrison surgeon. and Colonel Hamilton .no
conmander. we're quickly summoned nut before e.nes
could arrive Captain Weir dead ne on on .crap
pape' to hiswifc; ,, ALL. .o,,, ., -. .,g
My DARLING Have some OF the officers certify 70 tne
nature in my will. YOUR hlsbANp
After the shot had been fred the wounded man had
eSId~nty staggered toward the aoor 20 give an IN, led
Colonel Hamilton said yesterday that the dead oncef
had always been model susordinate' hn.
honorable man. He was kind and anectiona,e nus.
baud and father. The officers OF the otn ~,
tIlefy to which Captain Weir met
and nassed re solutions his death general ordcr
will lie s.ued by Colonel Hamilton requiring mourning
~ ma worn by the regiment thirty days The uners
.rr,ncements have been completed The burial VIII
probably he at West Point Captain Weir was tnr
Spavny AZ West Point. lie fortyeight years Old
and enlisted In 7th Regiment at the outbreak OF tns
war I'm Nav Sol. he promoted for gallant con
dncf 10 he second lieutenant OF Battery L. 9th Artory
lie served with distinction al GettysbuIs Chancenors
vilie the second Bull Run. Antetam and other Oat,es
A. Frederlcksbnrg he secured brsvet captaincv LOT
g.llantry For years he has been captain ni bt
terv A. 5th Artillery. He leaves wife and SIX children
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
FUNERAL OF JAMES y. hURRLAND.

The funeral Of James Young Murkland. secretary
American Seed Association and OF the Newl Ork
Horticultural Society who died Friday from consumption
at his house Hackensack y. j. held at the Baptist
Church OF the Epiphany sixty fonrhs It and Madisonave
Mr. MuIkland had suffered rom consumption Tor
years, but his death 1pected He was
born thirty years in Ayreshire Scotland where
he MAS appTentced seed grower Shortly alter he
country In 1865 he entered the employ OF Young
No SO Dey ST. In whose business he was
later He became secretary OF
the Horticultural Society eigt years ago lie was also
Florists and VI ADgoSarOn Lodge
No 1877 F. and A. M, Of Brooklyn He leaves wife and
two Nearly 800 friends OF the deceased
nearly all the leading florists aud seesnen OF the
city listened funeral by Dr. J. H. Elder pastor
of The church The pail William Elliot Peter
henderson, Rudolph Asmus. John Thorpe, Isaac H. Young
and John Kadetz. The burial took place at Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
rpOrrp1E IN THE RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL.

The Roarl of Managers st Johns Riverside Hospital at
Yonkers held meeting last night regarding the re4g
nation of the visiting physicians The meeting was
stov one and according TO the managers were no
nearer conclusion when they adjourned than when thcy
disagreement between the ciOis anu
the managers Dr. Hermann who Tor SIX years
visiting staff was not appointed Sonsu'ing
nhysican as the require. lie then resigned from he
sfiG Wien the demanded the reason why he was not
annnt,d the managers that certain complaints had
ban made against The stan demanded the names oi the
coulpauauts and insisted upon an nvestgauoh Inc com
itt.c who made the investigation eXOnerated the doctor
vet the managers ecned to him as eonsntng pys
can Upon hearing this report the medca san Icsotu 10
gn Immediately. The meeting last night was TO take az
ton m the Of the members OF the board
We're in favor of turning the hospital TO the homeopathic
pysician. THIS proposition fen like bomb among the all0
naihc members and In this condition the board adjourned
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

PORT OF NEw.YORK. ........... MONDAY. JULY 49, 1886
ARRIVED
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
THE DrRECroR-Ar-LARGE MUST GO.

The Court Of Errors and Appeals Trenton rendered de
csnn yesterday I'm the suit Bumsted against Govern
Patrick Govern is Director Large OF the Board OF Chosen
Frceholders Of Hudson The law under which Tie
the director almost absolute power me
the board being little more than ON
heads There have been times when the boai con
sisted Republicans and Democrats ana yet the epuD
can majority coulp the patronage because
appointment conld take effect without e a
prOyal OF That official invariably Demo
cat he elected al large and the county hls
majority Of about 5000 The Legislature o sso
a.cd an act abOshng the Ofce and Governor Albeit
Vetoed the b passed over his veto but Dec
Cavern advised that the law unco'
sutona refused TO vacaie the oice Inc case VAS
taken 10 the supreme Court which upheld the constitution
ay of the law and then appeal taken The Court OF
Errors Judgment of the supreme Court and
the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
Bark Consana (Nor) Jacobsen Bahia n days with sugar
10 q Amsinck & Co, vessel 10 Tobias & co.

Bark Consana (Nor jacobsen Bahia n days with sugar
TO q Amsinck & Co, vessel to { Tobias & co.
CLEARED
Steamer wisconsin tBr Bentley. Liverpool via Queens
town-A VI Underlill 4 Co.
Steamer oswald tBr), Davey Liverpoo-Chas Sumner
steamer Crona (Br Cave Lcith scotsimpson. Spence
steamer Benguella (Pou Furtado Lisbon. via Azores
Hagemeyer x Brunn.
Pedro lSpsnl FcheverIa 81 John. NB.h Iorts
Steamer Wyanoke IfupheIs Norfolk CITY Point and lic
mond-Old Dominion 80 Co . o,,r,
steamer BreAkwat.r Jenney West Point, Va-Old Domin
Steamer J W Garrett. Foster. BALTIMORE b Downcy
Ship Andromedl Ger. Kron Bremen Coessel IrnDe.
Bark Mariannna taD, Russo Monievldeo- SOcoVcn & 70
Brig Mary Ella Malett (r Malett, Fernandlh1-f H@t-
ton & Co.
Steamer Breakwa ter. for West Point. Va.
Bark Thomas Perry. for Batavia Java.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrRRysrowy Julv l9-Arrivcd City OF Chicago
(Brj watkins from NewYork July TO- ON her way 70 Liver
pp steamer Shelley (Br DAWSON from New
Soi,rI ,MProy July 19Arrived Ebe (Ger) Rich
ter from July 10 ON her TO Bremen thd pro
srGE Jnly ls-Arrivcd Ripon City OBI,
Jenkins from New, York June %. ~,
DtSngg July ARRIVED. steamer James Barros tBD,
Burgess from New York June % . N,
ItRyP July i7-Salcd state OF Nebraska tBr,
Braes from Glasgow hence for New York. 90 e.-,
LEIfH July 9-ArTived, steamer Crystal (Br sthh't"
H HaMBrKG July 19-Arived steamer Hammonia Ger,
Schwensen. from New y ork D,> ,r.o.
AMSTERDAM, July l7-Sailed steamer Edam (Dtch iaa''
w H.vRy Jmy ls-Arrived, steamer la Champagne (Fr),
Traat New York July 10.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
MONEY NEEDED FOR PooR SICK CHILDREN.

tt was a busy day AT TIC head4uaTtcTs OF INC
Chldrcns Mission yesterday. The sury heat OF
day Sunday laden M the constituents of the mala
dies carry children AT this and the
phcatons for medical aid are severely taxing The financial
resources the Two ply scans have
employed Increasing visiting corps 10 fourteen expert
who promptly attend TO the sick poor children
parts Of the The further
enable them TO meet the daily increasing demands
upon them for attendance, medicine and nutrimen
be to G. L. Brace childrens Aid Society No "a
Marks place. ~ the superintendent No 2S7 East Broad
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races, Monmouth Park, 80 p IN.
Annual meeting OF National Board OF Fire Under-
writers. No 1856 Broadway. .. ,.,
conference OF Merchants Freight Committee with
Trunk Line Commissioners. p. IN.
Electrical subway GUINNESS $3.50 D. M
Meeting OF Commits soners on New Parks. 8 p. m
New phia baseball match. Polo Grounds
4 y. ,.. ,.x
Nineteenth Army Corps banquet. Manhattan Beach
Hotel. D. m.
Maronceli memorial meeting. Tammany Hall, p. M
Louisville baseball match. Staten Island
u.
Empire Yacht Club annual regatta
Pilot Commissioners meeting noon.
Trial Of Assistant Chief McCabe, Fire Headquarters
4 n.
Music at Tompkins Square by the 9th Regiment Band
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
Why LICENSES ARE DELAYED.

Excise Commissioner Woodman, who has been
III attend to business for several days was at the Office
in Yesterday helping 10 satisfy the demands
impatient quodeaeIs He said his illness and The ali
sence Commsso Won Claim had caused some delay
liquor dealers who made the most row because they
could not get licenses quickly were most 10 hn>
renewals before their licenses
ped hundreds OF dealers had waited until long after
the old licenses expired being able 10 make their
minds which the rival Excise Boards ought TO he
pealed When the police began 10 Them the dealers
rushed licenses and wanted them right 1t is the
policy Of the board TO investigate applications before
licenses and the dealers who want TO licenses
ad better long.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
VICTORY For NEwARK BANK DEPosIroRs.

The Of and Appeas Of NewJersey Yesterday
rendered decision affirming the decree o the \lcctdhcel
lor overrued the demurrer OF the managers
Of the Newark savings Institution to the blll hisd
i'm chancery Receiver Wilkinson, Ia compel the
managers 10 pay the deficiency caused ny ,We
loss of securities deposited with Fisk & Hatch The
sut instituted by the receiver the amount ~ money
lost o Tie dcpostOIs through the operations OF the manage
men amount VIII approximate half million dollars
The have now 10 answer the m and thc case WI"
then bc tried on its The decision regarded IN
Newark Yesterday signal victory for the dcpo-tors. II
the case should decided favor Of the depostors II Is
probable balance OF loss VIII be made up from
he III o the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

Earned runs-New. York /: Boston. q. Home runs
None Two.base hits Ward l. 1hrce-blse htsmN one one;
Passed bal--None Wild pitches S"nmcyer2 frsI Ot'e
on balls-New York Boston. Fir. base on 'iI"s ,
New I. Struck ont New y
H. Double pays-Nonc Umplro- Mr. YORK. llihe -'o'
The Metropolitan and Louisville cubs played on
Staten Island and although the contest was SO cOse tna
II required ten Innings decide tho game, was 700
poorly played to be really exciting About lOVo peope
were present but the wretched playing OF the ln-
dians" dlsgused them The score was:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
NARROW ESCAPE FROM sUFFOCAToy

Servants in the hotel at No. 20 Third ave- noticed
smell of escaping in of the stories early
yesterday morning and found German insen
the where the An ambulance
surgeon resusctaed her She said she Ida Mulb
want No 2l5 East one hundred and tenth st Having
stayed out too late 10 get into her employers house Sunday
night she had hired the hotel. When asked
let the In the she said she
turned by accident after putting out the light Ida
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

Gcorgiana Sta nton. an old woman. for some time
kent shop No 27 Cannon Lately
nom stored the cockey stock IN her cellar she
made visits the vaults that the curiosity Of
boys the neghbOhood aroused and they nvesu
Friday the old woman found $40 worth
herh china Detectives English and
AuIey had hired hand cart and sold the
the proceeds for
with soda water at tho eXuavagan
Of glass When captured they revcllng
the luxury ofgarettes Their names were Henry Lamb
George Gk fourteen and Ernest Hartman
Yesterday they were armcned In the Essex Market Police
Court Gick Hartman had been in court before
they chased by their parents Lamb
however did fare well He was locked for examna