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New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
THE ENEW-YORK NINE BEATEN
ST. LOUIS PLAYERS VICTORIOUS.
AN UMPIRE BLAMED-CINCrNNATr DyFr ,rpD n

AN UMPIRE BLAMED-CINCINNATI DEFEATED nv
BROOKLYN. THE METs BY PITTsBURG
The 1,5OO people who went to the Polo
Grounds yesterday TO witness the game OF baseball bs
tween the New-fork aud St. Louis mines Will ays 10
member Umpire GsInoy. The peculiar unpiriny OF I'M.
person was the prominent and lamentabe reatura
OF the game. The local nine did not nav a,
well as usual. SIN the played well enough 10 win
Inc game with an impartial sane umpire Officiating.
GaHney turned deaf to the pleadtues
OF tho local players and the Kisses Of
the spectators ana went on IN his blum lerinr
course 10 the end He made at least half dozen do
cslohs that were plainly unjust and snguarly enough
each one favored the visiting players Ewiag caught
poorly whlle Wech was not effective with his curves
as usual C)nnor Gasscock and Gillespie did some ter
rifle batting Dunlap and Gerhardt did excellent work
in the field.
Inc Il Louis players were the first at the bat but the
iorN nine was the first to making earned
run IA me opening inuing ORourke led OF with q two
hase hit to left field scored on hit to centre eld
by Connor H. the fourth ianing the Black Diamonds
ued me score ~ making one run. GlasscOck made
threehase nit 70 left centre field and scored on sngs
biz by Denny In the following inning the ST. Louis men
scored wo more runs and took The lead Canll led Of
with two bagger" TO right field anl wcut % third
.ase on passed ball by Ewing. Graves ana Healey
retired. but Dunlap made n hit and Cahil scored
,cored bit TO left Held by Gasscock Tie sal looks
gn the e wson S the IN saoeS se T. sTs
luns and ,r,s"ned ths ieat; E~ES
nase on a Wild throw in by Cahin Ward was sent TO
first base on called balls, AMI Gillespie walked TO tia
base hit, and Ewing and Ward scored amid great ap.
nsnse EsterbrOoks sacrifice out AZ frat base allowed
ninth inning. When thanks 10 errors by Living ard moro
wrciced decisions by GaineY, the 81 Lonis club scored
on win hit and Clhi and Graves would have struck
ont. hut Ewing mnfd the ball In eaon ease ard ths
bases full. Dunlap made hit TO centre held, aud
both McGeachy ani CahiI scored Tie summary was
As follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
p,ct1c At wAsnrNGTON PARK.

Chicago, July 29.-The weather was mo
-, "A ,,,,r,n Park today, track goOi ana the al''uu
nnce far First racc-l mile. Betnns-dlraner sloo'
M,,,lc Hunt $50 ana the nem $50. Cleaner won oy
, Mamie Hunt second. head In 'front.' oil SAoo' oh'
thirt Time l: AGA. Mutuals paid 20 40 80
,,a., s41 and tne Held $50. Lera was never healed
, wan I'm n ealop 10y length. Sister Monica "ecouu'
On. no.l. third Time Ian Mntuals paid so lV'
Third rAcc-a miles. BeItnS-Latedo sloo' ie1'"
co,tn ss5. sunbeam $50. Held $40. Laredo won o,"
,.,,th Terra Gotta SECOND, Carr !mrd' li"e-i''
FomrIn race miles. Betting buen"nSa nan ,,er S Inv
oramt g. $50 field SO Buchanan won III 90 tnrd
threo lengths, Idle Fat sceehi, S'i"u' W. WV
Tinn-3.45a Mutuals paid ~ 10 p,,,,,-Rusn.
Ilfth steepechase inil e9u.se' nns.see won
Anrrnan second aud Mystic third. lime h0' ''~
Mutuals paid 30 Co.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
TIE rKEslplNr AND oAEoMAEGARINE.

WAsHNGToN, July 20 (SpcciaD. Both the
friends and opponents OF the O.eomargarine b seem 10
be equally confident Tonight that the Presidents action
Will be IN accord with Somebody has TO be
greatly disappointed. some OF the Irlenis OF
the bI have received intimatOns which they regard
IA Indicative OF a veto but most OF them appear have
no misgiylng tie subject According 10 tie best
formation which bc obtained O-Ight the President
has nor yet made up MS mind whether To approve
dsapprOve the bill II IS understood that The members
of he Cabinet unit IN regard II the
measure bur then the President Ia H. the habit OF
following judgment TO great extern ana might
approye dIsappTOvr the b IA opposition 10 the views
f All The members OF his Cabinet The Only thlng that
seems fairly certain regard to the matter that the
President Will BE- obliged either to approve OF disap
move the measure is friends do not propose To allow
congress to adjourn Unt q g ten dajs -iail have cA
ntred. They don't to have the bill killed by a
ket
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
TO MATCH CALIFORNIA HORSES.

HAGGIN's PROPOSAL 10 BALDwIN-POssIBlLlIf
THAT BEN ALI AND VOLANrE WILL MtEL
SAEATOGA, july % lSpecidl james Muir
ply trainer for J. H. al gin, of California has offered
to match horse In the aggn stable against any horse
IN L. j. Baldwlna santa Anba stable OF California for
from - 800 $4,000 Tor mile and half upward,
weight for age play pay, to be the saratoga
course on Saturday next. Tho proportion was made
through secretary Nhratey, WHO communicated IL TO
j. ", McClclland, Nit. Baidwius trainer Mctielland
has tricgr.phed Mr.. Baldwin, now In California. and Is
awaiting an answer. It's the general impression that,
II the match H. accepted aggiHs Ben All and Bald
Nolantc VIII be the contestants.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
yAy ron 1HE SGw rxcIsE roam.

CorporntiOn Counsel LacOmbc yesterday re-
piled To- Controller oew. letters Of July Ii and 10 re-
iaiur TO . duty the payment or salaries to the
new + xc,e nis-iouers and their clerks. Mr.. La
connie te Controller that there can bc no doubt
AZ 10 the vtIdlty Of payments made 10 clerks who left
the old Ionfd aud were employed bJ tnr new aud
ne sacs also the controller Will not he personally
s f0r payments OF salaries Otbo new commissioners
ana their crihs, even though Tho members Of the old
Loard should relustated by q'O rTanO proceedings
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
o,rryElcK AouIS4IoyS ~ vFRMoyE

E-,LX JuNCuON. Vt, july 29-Ihc cOnycn-
tt. nj t,c National Grecuback Labor party yesterday
had ouv twenty delegates. The following candidates
,y.r, nominated: Governor. +. T. IN. OF stowe; Il;
Lieutenant Governor g. II. hrown Of Rutland Treas
urcr f. Tibo1r Of ntaut; Secretary Of state, A. j..
4er,il o. ST. Adams. Auiiior Of Accounts H. b. saw
..r ~ IIyIr i'arh: CONGRESSMAN. Ist District /. W.
j,rnOt, nf Uullaud. Ihc resolutions adopted were
embed from tAe platform Ot the knights OF Lahor Of
A,rrtrt tnl comprise the nr-t second fourth, four
tro.fh AMI Nr"enin planks. lhe convention alsO 10
m we'd that the legal rate of interest In Ihs state be
,Iucel from 6 ~ per cent
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
BEATEN AT CRICKET ON STATEN ISLAND.

The Clarcmont Cricket Club OF Jersey City
Heights was defeated by the Staten Island club by an
Innings and II runs on the latter ou6s grounds az
Bar.avo., Staten Island. The CaremOnt eleven went
and easily disposed OF for - runs staten
Island tben went In and ratified up lO9 runs IN nno
stylc The Claremouts did better In their second effort
making lO7 runs, though not sufficient 10 Insure them
from "A ain Alo innlnks deleAt.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
RICHMOND AND CHARITY FAIL.

AND BIEhE COCHNAN WIN AT SAkAiOtTb
SARAroGA, July 20.-The racing to-day was
OF the highest Ter. ami satisfaction to the
largo number Of spectators. the only drawback to the
days sport caused by bad the opening race
which drew out expressions OF disapproJluo Tho
starter r. T.. Wheatey It shouli bo said. redeemed him
sclf in the subsequent The weather favorable
for good contests. and they all close and
exciting. Tho favorites were successful in
two races only. These were Bourke
Cochran and nonogram ani The atter barely escaped
defeat ny shamrock. II 10 chance RI hn0nd's de-
feat was -urprls" 20 an army of bachors who always
disappointment 10 the many who believed that she was
nyinclhe. Tho track WAS IN excellent condition. The
fOuO1ln- i . summary of the races
iir,I EtclvLrG,E I'i ,,-i. : 100. =. ,., ,o,o
Arptsat. hos, ,h. e. tndurcr 3; e7........,''' nara
J. lt k,i.i.i;.,e A., i.l'.l. o. -',isryl
.Aprron pools Jim nouea- ~ rulurcr sa. h.d s.
Wsy.G to s. and '' 1a '' 50 10 i ca6 aaiaa,
nI,l,a 4 a,t prog'ly ''r.v IL; fayor' Jim Dous
rl..,,,, f. d.. .,..t,-- l, t-tri l.,i f,r
Gn rla. ,in Ltf,,nsI aoacl 'x}~r ScSi',ust hn.
LAZY Wayuari slain a.,pn,i tc '.d Vim irlncr s,,nl
and Aril.r u.r' thc on,r. tyo by This tme h,.ne
gai o ' rc n'arr @ H,d @ fT, q to c,o co M a. e, @
baiil- ant .r h'nst,- av as o.
f',. slo6,ah 500 .i,; "ie sa,I ONE rii ,cs. 50
nomilint-. 3 starters 8 b. pound. each
p,5er hr''ncr,' D. >nc yi"r Billet 4tq ln.-lie,
"a BALDWIN. ur >o.le Mccarthy L,st......O, ,hHru ?
W J. ~'ot+,l Charity. l,vi-) q
e. NJ 4 Is y, ',n r., iT %
rr. l,al Nuiua, re.l s2l 3D.
Nn.',u -iit ~A rn', iet J'nn b. inm~.i-t'y jumped
r t.o.r. v,. mo- r..-'n. . 70, m, l,a e-tr,', Ic,c
H lr! i--ti'a apit.i hf Eou r Mi.c -al rir
.ui Vol .ga ,.ti Nolr ni'oariay- l~- ugu.r second
Do
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
CIVIL SERVICE cnAyGr, Is wA-uNcIoy.

CIVIL SERVICE CHANGE- Is VA -HlNCI"N.
WAsIuNGToN. july Xg.-1hc Pr.-idrut tO-
day Transmitted to the senate. Iu compliance viii
retoulOu offered - senator Inra -, siatcn'ui- from
the heads Of Executive Departments relating To tho
changes the cas-i.ei service duiiEg certain periods
speclncd ln the resolution The statements are u thu-
lar form and are subnittcd without c'mDen.. SUM
rnarized they make the fol owIrs sApwlns:
J,rsf-Thc number % clerks now embraced within ihc
prOyis o. the Gyil service ac' removed nom Jny
IG lo-3, to March T. l~~j Department - -ia". uDao
Treasury DrpItucut -, itpUi iinrni 4" lhr ilti4'i.
-. Dcpartnc.t "f Juttl"e. none 70. 'di." ,rri--
meat. Is MAr Department. -, Nav DrpasincIi. }.
Number OF appointments huing th" same l"r'"i N''
mClu. ihO-r excepted from GAMMA Ion hj 1904" 10
CsI service rules: stale. T. iirt-ufy l33i Interior,
2J1 Justice, >; Post onr". 81, Wa, - N"Ft, l'.
SecOnd-Number OF clerks emDi"cri within liir pro-
visions OF CyI service &C removed b.tNe'n Mt.cn b,
le-.. and juno -, I~7G; Stuc, treasury l9l, ir-
terror, 2lj; Justice, i Post phicc, 10; Wall -;
%din5cr appointed In the same perol: ~ter g.
Treasury, 3J Interior. lZJi Jusic"@; Post once i3;
%ni.T of chefs OF divs or. or chief ci,r, c-
moved OF 1edu ell betw Oh Juy lC, l,~ AID ich J..
l--J: State. none. 1icasuD,l; iuteuor, ]; Juauco.
STATE = Treosnry, il, interior /. Justice, l. Pos,
i.rtsINnm6r OF cGIeis Of division. and chief clerks
rcuoyed reduced from March4 l@- To- June .. l,~j
state /; Treasury. =, Interiors D. Justice Donc Fof'
Nuiber Of chiefs Of division chief clerks appointed
or u Justice, none; Post once. = War, J; NaNy, -
fiCh.-Numner OF appointments oI "hci"'- "thn me
scope Of the Cv service act bet~ern January - l7~
the Gate o It's Passage ana july l' lN73 lhed~l when
II into effect: Statc. b lirnsnry % Interior
254; Justice, a. POst Olcr, 34 Nai, o.; Navy, none.
In addition the Secretary OF the Treasury gives list
of customs officials affected by the Cvh service act
rules ana regulations appointed from January - @-3.
to July 10 1893 They number as follows:
New York, III; Boston, 2o Pniade phln' =; halil-
mo5e ASw S0,so Usra" ar G i i Caeago 49, Port Port
Huron, Mich, .. Detroit J.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
INTERSTATE BICYCLE MEETING.

YoUNGsruwN, ONO, July 20 lSpcclah.-lhe
annual meeting OF the Interstate Bicycle Association
was held here to-day with hundred whre4heh
I'm line W. H. Barber OF Rochester, lowered the cfe's
rccor, wheeling 4 milo I'm sal MAKING the first hat IN
l45 The meet closed tonight ~th the dstrloutlOh va
priIeS the Great Western Rink and AL eAhi0''o" -
fancy riding.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT POSTPONED.

A number OF people who visited the glouil"s
OF sAr staten ls.aud Athletic Cluo yesteFdA! IN ''
uectaon of seeing the nrst days play IN she cruz -.
tennis tournament were dssp pointed IHp 81 , ~
were there and the nets, Dut No P'"y" ,
consequence The opening had to be l"s' 60, ,rs.
,ly il seems mat the players were ""e' ,l LAY
sinn Thai the tournanrnt not To uoS'" "i'' '0'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, July 20. 1856.
CosFIRMATIoN.-Tne Senate has announced ITO con d.
nrmation OF James II. McLoary. OF Texas 10 be Assoc
ate Justice OF the Supreme Court OF Montana
srNTKSCE MISUNDERSTANDING Whitney has remit'
ted the une xecued portion OF tho sentence OF Second
Lieutenant Carroll Mercer. OF tho Marine COrps VINO
IVES concentrated June "a 1883. for conduct unDe-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
THE ES1RlE, For ro-DAY'S RACES
so ATTRACTIVE FEAIUEE~-ONLY SMALL rrfSi
IACi- ON TIIl CAID

This being IN extra racing day at Saratoga
only purse races the card n a. susua tho purses
are small ID instance neus more than 800 AMI III
mos, case, only $500 and $500. Tre entries are .ary
loD hut ownar- cannot ao % rae their best horses
ior such small amount; i tho putscs ~. h" con
tended 'or hy ca@s OF horses little. II any he;trr Than
20 c..ifr-I.afcrs. Under these Circumstances Iht
TnIIrNt VIII not undertake. to namo tue probable "n-
ucr- Too many rVtrAueous circumstances "nrr INTO
such contests make Il wise u pay much attention 10
them. lie cutrics As fOu0ws:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

RATHER HARD SHEDDING Fok ..ai SIta nD"'1"
HAA A- tron IN, 81 Louis Giobs Democrat -, 9.
SAID Captain William Bowland, OF .a9 ioS.. o.r
paui hoal Mary Morton: " The juno water watrs s,wn
80 nver saw II before and IL has be1h hos cn.n-
s,s.,v aver since Ihere are forty laohes ~ soon 10
.i anu n II does rain Am afraid ~ ~. hut N is
ne anu ,,,rtv several boats can stand that gu, IA
sosa below thirty business will 10 in'e'ie'oN
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

Farnri rlms-Nt LOUIS. 2 Now-Y0rk. IV0Daso Ill'-
hii ana 'iof.t Three base hits l,ll--rD. ani Vl -
pie. D. >-ed balls Graves ETus D. 81 Pi'' H.
Fir-- ,., ON errors Louis N~w-NoIk. ~trtk ont
II,u,y2 .. W,l,h. II. Douhic play. G,l,-'9ck uhuAb
NrK.nuan p Umpirc-Mr GaWry. Time. l-lO
The Brooklyn and Cincinnati nnes played 1t WashiI Z
ton P,rk y.ierlay before about 5000 spectators IEe
nm, and were dr;eAted The s-"arll Holding was exc'-
cr that ~ iha homo nine being e. ~fi4y btiisA-
Mcclellan. Smith and Fenaely carried OF the n-.u..,
houors. PAlips and Fonnely lei IN the batting. Ihs
scOro was a. sub Oinca:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
-rLN.L .8OO. NAnLN rnaEllLAN.oIns. sIIGL
$500. srrciAL WEIGHTS. l MILE NNp
r,oI. were soI la.L nlgnl AZ sarAlosA na fo!lows:

Fulsl EAOE.Icn Ban 80; liarcfuoL $40 Katrina sll;
Il,,- kll Una B. $40. bankrupt @lo Lucas. - hlng
lou. -. Lold Lorne So f"umo"ut -; hcl -f"y, hA'
aInl linda -
~rooyp NlDE- Ben Ali 500, rostcral $50 Monogram,
So Heidi 81. .
mir. s,tSan Rita, s25. Rebellion. tlS. Violet +i2,
Blessed ri2, kAk Eihbuln. Mah"ny, Carrie [. nhd SEQ
Ban otoh Belle Brncck - Chcoquc. -
Fourth race rrccosa 700. Frankie b. ~ lhte Minne
~fH fmutuu. tl1 sam boNn rl2, hOss.c, $40, NuNcI-
cieu Pat -. iIaL - Nj. isaaos, 81
T.iih Nctdc $50; frank Mari $50; Botca' sSl
KcNUAc. VI. kng OoOlGo. I'll. MynonA. 81
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

Blohm Co.'S ch John b. (GeThhsrdyl
Monmonih stables ch Tampa O. 97......-,;; 5enaerl
j. NAlenS D. n MOrreu .,
Time-l.l5a
Betting Marsh Red0n 10 l. Change 10 2, Witch 10 J.
Oneen Esther 10 l. the Flash OF Lightning gcdng 10 J.
IL 10 30 20 against the others
J. g. Custer withdraw Queen Esther first OF ana
led for short distance giving Change but the Vn
ite Marsh te,on steadily improved HIS position. took the @
IN the la uruur and won tr ly neck, queen I@tc
second length before Witch, Change fourth Marsh he"oh
was cnt red 40 $500. SO bid
SIXTH RACE cE-HANpcAr sTrFrrrcuAsE PURSE $500 SHORT
Cot
II 4 Woolforis b. g Harry Mann by Levcr-Asla sixyrs
A. W. vcurarit's b. Wellington : los .lGrImnl z
NJ T. Danahers b. =. Tom Brown. aged. lj3 Nv LynCo
Montgomery stables ch Ia. Charley Epps aged ,loo a
Ganey & CO.'S h. Judge Griffith g. 135.....tp Jonesl
W. D. IA j.
W G lMys b. G. Wllia D. l. l2S rerh)
r. Gcblald m Iaanct, aged lo3 lAtuol
Wynne ~on'e ch Riry ONfoore aged l47.. Niahonl
Shlss ch Brievool o. I34 ..........-.-Cf Joncsl
Nynue sons z. hrnton l. ~. (NlYhOrnl
! strauss ch b. April Fool g. l3i.........- fDcfcn(
W. LAX, lands Lookout 3 (Nt iphnc
l. Hat:s Captain York. a.ci. 1873 ........P LyncD
Betting Tom Brown 20 ,. Charley Epps 3 10 o Ecuador
10 l. Larry Maun to l. Judge Grith to Wellington 10
10 ], 10 10 20 to against tie others
II vas ev nj carly u the rae" tat wellington ana rom
Brown would hc hard beat and when they entered ne
trlCl from the field first and second with
off, Wellington struggled ghlautly with h- heavy weight 10
the last stride hut Harry Mann. with twenty eight pounds
less ln me saddle succeeded n beating him 10y head a'l
welliouoht finish Tom Brown rd two ongths brlhl
Tom Brown Lookout iou but neither horse rider was
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
CONMENrS ON NJ. WHIrNEYs LETTrk

WAsnING10N, July % lSpouh Some OF
The statements N secretary Wm'ncya latter To -on'.or
Cameron on the proposition - bay armor abroad i'f o
new war .nips are questioned by Republicans w"o "re
f,uuar with tue subject. In las letter Nj. Nh.'ney
says:
m. not aware tbat there WAS any criticism lvlie
thc b was Iu Committee iu the Hou-l VI th.- prov
permitting thr purchase %; aruol nht"i II tD'I" ""!
i.cu I nl. sure 4 IS Jul1 have been stricken oA'.
Commenting on this statement to-uit & l'rd' 'c'h
Congressman sail: - surprised that lhe -eI"A.}
was not awal. o: the contest ID tie li'.-'
c..,,r,.:.e over u.' vcy mAtttr IL was
f,,y ai.cn,--, and the provision was 5epi
d. ans every i.-..-r." - .rN' N'il.-
70. IT, Again. "-en tlr hl. Wa, '.i' ;, ..
l.rlttv au al.ru.mcut Nl- ontlr., '} Nr i. .''.'
tfI, r,o,,rn- mat al. the 1tr:t O.. ihr n'" N'f
-rs inc aiding arnor. ~.aii h' - q '1 SIZE D. 'N
n,e Inc amendment Was adupt"4 in 'rHn '. 'H'
Nlo.. llf iio il0u-" n r"1.i i- ''. '' '' .' %
.,,,c. PARTY vote un .er-ttai thA' tle -nA'r '.h
tuifee has restored the pr.v VISION, H r"ii't ''tlt
TO be adopted
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

Erttng- Iln o Heel and Toe o !, Ten Sttihr &" J.
col Spiaguc 10 l. Baruun T. to J. Ernest II to EhHbcth
~ to J. 20 to 80 to against the others.
Inlut withdrawn.
Heel and lor hr-t on AMI led Tor nearly milo on we u
aluum Iulc hs and took lnc lt"l, bui Ms
heavy weights forced him 20 -lathtn speed lh III" H' 4i
weighted aud Toe resumed lt anu
wnn to Iacr hy lou Bnrnum srcuud lengths hriot"
Ten strike Wh1gg fourth hlpu well up iV hhl he
tourney then ho found himself Ia too rapid company M
bet, aud AdonlS hnug ou loi milo and then Ittir VIM"
tcno Monroe ran with viE"f up 10 III" opening "i inc
nnal half mile when lac had enough Ot H.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
lln.l. - N.NArh -. ~ - - ADDEp.

H,tt.ur ioiau 10 J. Iau'rn {" ~ buili" Z" 10 i'i'
down, 10 J. NcItunus lO To- Darlry H. g." f"n'' ~ i"
Hoa. IT, tn l. -Iiuurftr d. {" !, con tutAn I' l" l.
Rock Rye withdraw u nm,
INr start stagrling. pariy being iiNl "h HI'io
second y, ,piuuu- th.r Ncptuuus led i"r Atu, WAY l
then nnsio took up tho Iunnls Linden n"hrd t' '" %"
lower I.uio puid tht pace "' STRONG ann l'
is,A WHALE Hamilton brought u ltl,''"h, but l+il' A"
trv nf speed 900 reserve Rud easily 10y four hhEti ~
iausovt second fnuT hfurc Iadcy. VINO wa. Nv" unlc
snnalo Tho fs,oritc tolan. was crowded nt" i' Hu'
and never 100 u" IN'' 'lt'l" ".i'
L-4,r leg Inquired tiat hr was tcl nom tr
saddle and carried to fIr stable.
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(VOACUMAN. COOK, LAUNDRESS-By a

dening milk lawn. required and Keep place IN
GOOD order class cook aundress years
clty county reference Address GILL; Ehr JVo ess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08

rs TIE ORPHANS COURT of Delaware
L County Pennsy yanla , ,,.,,r,.ueurp
UTRI~O[ decrased to FRANCIS sHfPHhRDSON,
brother said decclent An inquest IN Paution wiz D9
held on said May b. leei al O'Clock H. anu
,on are n,ii1ed 10 he uresent W. r. MAI L Es,
sheriff OF Delaware County. Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08

Full ofhfe and laughter Mail and Express
1.-The audience laughed itself trcd."-Hcrald
NANCY MATINEE SATURDAY
EDEN MUSEE, 23d-st., bet. 9TH and 9th ayes
IL OPEN FROM II TO II. SUNDAYS TO IL.
rf., g ifs ie'''i
Every afternoon and evening Grand Co1certs by the
o osIiaI TsSsASIA i,IiS s1,I
AJEEB. Ths Mysterious Chess Automaton.
FIFTH AVE. THEATRE. MlKAD0
2'Oa Positively Last West but ono
f'eiSTisS Z IS at at - MATiNEs sATGkpAY at
HARRIGAN'S PARK THEATRE.
rDw.ES ESsFidaS 2SVB TA& rATqH
@ a TS 10 10 o p" d re- aR TX
'%rpAvk BRAHAM sn ai'' tunea ' orchestra
''i ! III Maiinoss wednesday and Saturday
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
WI Mr. E1snas, A G saturday msSss s ~
To-NIGMT WV BKOKEN HEARTS.
roN5' INV conrD 21R n 1 fShHpi tEgFEaS
NIBLO'S GARDEN. Reserved Seats, soc.
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NE nG sstord nRa az DOORS
DHTLHARMONIC SOCIETY of NEW YORK.
P9rytgrth season OF M 6ss0S
sixth Public rehearsal. Friday. Apri sst2p.n.
tBtkThON IN Nl'rh1)
/, Music to CiOe he's hgmout OPP "a
Miss Emma Juch soprano.
2. Concerto no. 1. q major OF. Ok.
Mr.. Raphael JOscny.
2. symphony No. 9, ID MINOR op lZ5.
SO-Miss Emma JuCh. Miss Helen Dudley CainpDe!, MT.
VIM. Canadians, Nj. Alon1o =. Stotdard
Chorus The Brooklyn Philharmonic Chorus
Tickets be sold the Philharmonic ticket Office Acad
eay Music Irving place April 2 and ~
from NJ IN o. H. Business communications TO be d.
rec red TO AUG ROEBBELEN Sec'y.
Academy Music
YOUNG MEN ONLY.
PROFESSOR FREDERICK r. STURGIS, MP" VIII
sDeak t. Young in Association Hall 23d ct cor shayc
morrow friday evening a o'clock, Early Manhood
of its Dangers" Admission free.
I'D MONTH.
- MIRRIAIAC AND MONITOR NAVAL BATTLE.
The Greatest Attraction in New.IOrk,
MadisOn-ave. and 59tl St.
OPEN EVERY DAY. a. NJ. TO IL P. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
miscellaneous.

A NUMBER OF very slightly used Upright
"A and square PIANOS VI make which especially
selected and only used 10y tie ARTISTS of the METROPO
lTAN OPERA HOUSE co dunng the past opera season
VIII be sold liberal reduction from regular prices
VIM KhABt a co.
l12 Fifth-ave.
L'OR ADOPTION.-A female child three
weeks old good parcniage references gwen and re:
outred Address r., Tribune Oficeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
flats aaA Hoews Go Get.

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