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New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORk CITY.
John H. starin will give the police excursion on
september q
At the Custom House yesterday Edward Finucane
appointed an Inspector at - a day.
Nearly 1000 immigrants landed yesterday at
Castle Garden
Mary Murray adisspaeed young wo%an nS tried to XII
herself yesterday with poison at No 2OS Mulberryst
Muberry-st. barber charges cents for shave and
@ cents for har-cutting
Tho Excise Commissioners yesterday rejected the aP
pcaon for renewal OF the license for the Hayiharkc
at Tbirteth-st and Sixth-avc.
Health Inspectors Lucus and Romaine ycstersd,ay
seized 5000 pounds Of bad moat and fruit IN Mot Null
II was rumored yesterday that tho English steamship
lines would rates meet the low prices on the Con
tineuta lines.
Richard Hennessy, Iaboror. OF No 1924 Avenue !,
informed the police yesterday that when he awoke III
the morning he found his wife dead on the floor
The Trave. OF the North Gernan Lloyd, which ar
rived yesterday brought the London papers OF August
g. only eight days after publication.
George Bowc. of No. Catherine slip, wa, run over
Frank Applebee. the driver, was arrested.
Eliza Kelly, sixty. Of No. 2a7 West One-hnndred,
sndtwentysxthst. fell from thiri-story window and
fractured skull last evening. She taken to the
Manhattan Hospital. and will die.
adjoining s. Francis Xavef's Church in West SIX.
teentn-st. The building will have frontage OF
ls2 feet ard depth OF sixty-two feet
The Society OF Medical Jurisprudence and State Med
cine adopted resolutions the death OF Dr. Frank
II. Hamilton, the president of the society mourning MS
and eulogizng MS career. memorial meeting IN
his honor Will be held in The Academy OF Medicine Oh
September @
Ameeting of the ia Assembly District Young Mems
Hebrew Republican Association was held at NO. 3OO
Pesrl-st last evening. Several new members were en-
rolled 1t Resolved TO meet everg week until tho
election, Samuel Marks Is the president and Noses
MendclsOn the secretary.
Tho Grand Jury considered Yesterday the case ,d Of
Colonel William IT, Glider, whom Dolly Adams, " Ihe
Water Queen" accused OF stealing 900 bond, and
who prevented from starting Polar expedition
because of his Tho complaining witness SAID
that she certain that Colonel Glider intended 10
steal the bond and the case was dismissed
rha sfofl at hp foot n
which ruined by flames recently are 20 DO rebuilt
by the Porty-secoud Street and Graut street Ferry
Railroad Company at On expense OF 10000 small
Protestant Episcopal Church IS 10 be built In Onchun
6rcd- and II th-st OF Fifth-avc, at cost Of
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

1 nc OIUtT OI IHC OtNtIUI ItTHI UI UHt CU-
preme Court handed down OH Thursday, regarding the
Cable Railway Company seems to leave matters IN
condition which only Philadelphia lawyer could e1-
plain. Mr.. Shaw. tho counsel for the company, said
yesterday that the decision had really no significance
beg yond compelling the company take appeal for
fts opponents IN questions decided against them thing
out OF the usual course. "Thero but question
against u.s." he said, that is effect and
ton OF retroactive statute But this order eopcls as
20 appeal on all the questions Chief Justice DAVIS and
Justice Brady agreed their opinions show that the
cable company meritci all IL seeks the facts except
some 5000 feet OF Its seventy miles OF railway There
forc the companys scheme is indorsed its morts Dy
the General Term. But Justice Brady, dissenting from
the law question presented by the OF 1884 the
sole ground why the cable company should not receive
confirmation OF Its system except the 1000 feet Tho
cable company thought that the final order ought to
feet this fact and that reflection should in
single order and not fragmentarily But 1t that
Justices Canels and Brady are not inclined to adopt
that view, and hence they have tho court utter
two orders. one OF which peases the cable company
very much and the one you inquire about suppose,
gives Its opponents equal delight"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
GOOD SPORT PROMISED At MONMOUTH
THE DELAWARE HANDICAP-HORsis THAI sHotL
WIS NND RUN SECOND.

THE DELAWARE HANDICAP-NOHsis THAI rHpt Id
WIS tND run srCoNp
There are cighty-thrcc entries for the seven
races Monmouth P!k to-day, and the sport - sure 10
exciting For the nrst race. the Delaware Handicap
Ia miles, thirteen OF the forty-'our horses
that wcro assigned weights have accepted
them. IL Is hard TO pick winner
from so largo ncd. especially where the handle pper
has done hi. work we'll Tho distance however Just
suits Charity; lO7 pounds Is not hoy 10 stoP her aud
as she outcasscs the others She should win The dis
ancc also. Just suits Rupert. ami he Is running In
great form he shold secure the place The second race
IA the Criterion stakes for twoycar DDS special weights.
As IN the Delaware hnniicAp, thirteen are naucn TO
cUlue To the pOst Although stockton ran dl-alpoht
Ing ,ce lurslY Tor the August stakes ID" shou.i
win this one, Is rounding too rapliy. One vi Mr.
Hagyins pair should secure the piac'.
Iho ihlri race handicap for three ycar-o.is, II
milra Iacrc nine IN 10. ONO Il AkcJ
to reach the wire nrs but Dry MonOpoc viii give him
u hard ami Will secure the pace.
IN. fourth race Ia another handicap , miles for
which 1--WE named 20 start. II VIII result IN close
struggle between IIcel-Iud Toe ant springfield Tho
My shoud just about VIE with Springfield
second IIo hrh race Ia the Beacon
stakes wctcr handicap, y II mile. ~ INT have ac
cepicG tho woish-. 1t lOua. as II Ir. Witherss all
black would at last he IN front at the uisn for soue
buck shoult catch the iaIges eyes iir-:. Orhamine
oncht To be cconi There ten entries the selling
race twenty-five in tho stecp!echasc. Tho entries
arc AZ. follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

William Blake, Superintendent OF the Out-
and Corrections, busy yesterday. AT IL .. in. ne
began checks to the worthy blind people OF tue
city headquarters of the Board in Thrdave anu
from that time until tho last OF the AGO unfortunate
beings had been properly identified, aud received an or
der for S3y late in the afternoon, ho buDDng over
with good spirits The fund from which these slghtess
ton of 800 600 for this purpose All blind people who
inmates ofa public or private institution are are
entitled to share, provided their conduct during tno
year has satisfactory the dispensers OF the tund
Nine out OF every ten OF hose who crowded up 10 te
gena desk to get their checks greote
him with: "Pm glad TO you. Mr.. Blake.' seemingy
utterly obvous OF their inability 10 see 1hey were
healthy neat and weldressed looking lot or people,
among whom evidences ofdissipation were rare: Two
or three stslwart men. in tao possession or All tner
senses worked thor into the line and tried 10 I'M
pose upon superintendent Blake but fahei. Hali
dozen OF the benchcares unable TO DO present,
and their money sent to them by special messeh-
yer
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
CLASSIFICATION OF DRY-GOODS.
PROPOSED LAW AGAINST CHEATING THE RAIL


Many dry-goods iobbers who have not taken part
in the efforts TO induce railroads running out OF
New-YOrk to change freight classIhcations SO that
the cheaper grades of dry-goods III original ahd
assorted packages may be included IN tne thliu
aud fourth classes are indignant az what they cal
an asperson cast upon their trade by the proposal
to enact law making IT a mtsdemeanor TO snip
"any freight under any name or class Other thuh
that 10 which it rghtfully belongs according 10 the
ofiica cation of the railroads or transporta-
tion company by which the freight Is shipped" Ia
referring to the matter yesterday Daniel Robinson,
of the firm Of H. B. Cla1lin & Co., and a member
of the Dry -GOOdsmen's Committee SAID:
No honest obber will object to the enactment OF such
the railroad people that they had meaus OF knowing
whether contents Of packages sent by joobers were
fourth class offered to give bonds that all
shipments would be represented. Inc Objection 10
this that they had no authority TO open and ek-
anime packa and then the law making misrcpresen-
tation a msdemeanOr was proposed. One railroad man
told me that If such law could be passed
roads. For years they have suffered large
Losses through improper classidcauons by hardware
men, and bolts admitted at the lowest classn
cation taking advantage OF this TACT many dealers
ship fancy hard aad expensive cutlery under the
guIse aud bolts In the or packages con-
tanning everything from paper OF pins 10 SIX dress
the entire package will be classified according 70 tue
highest classification OF any article In It, II II contains
piece of SILK matter what may De tnc grace OF Tue
other articles the package II must go hrstcass You
have idea what au enormous amount OF trade has
drifted away NewYork because OF the excessive
freight demanded here and not ~ be wondered
at that we making determined efforts for change
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
FILTHY CONDITION or The HEBREW QUARTER
ThesBoard of Health Yesterday received q


letter from Tax Commissioner Coleman, VINO Waikcu
through Hebrew quarter cast OF the Bowery' iues
day and Wednesday. lie had heard complaints aDont
the filth In that part OF the aud lie saw enongn 10
account the Increased mortality in the Tenth ward
lie wrote:
While apprecating the difficulty Of keeping the streets
clean condition COOL is evident 10 me t
should had there, aud Tor the welfare o t
ask the Department Ia cooperate, pos-lDe IA
The street Cleaning Department in thoroughly cleaning NE
and thereby improving the sanitary CONDITION u INC
section.
The letter was referred TO Mr.. Coleman, the CoInms-
siOner o Street Ceanng The Board also received re-
port which hal been sent by Captain Aliaire, OF the
Edudgest police to superintendent Murray. stating
that many cutters in tho Tenth Ward were choked up 70
such an extent that pools OF fifth collected III the
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
.JAHESASCHER TO HAVE A NEW TRIAL.

James Ascber, who lives at No. l5Z Pt0spect-st,.
Rrookyn and who Is said a respectable mechanic was
convicted few days the Court Of General Sessions on
he complaint OF young who her name as zze
Hart and testified THAT Asoher snatched her
tanning I'm Of the NewY entrance or The Brooklyn
rdge on August O. The defendant denied the story but the
mpainng witness presented good appearance ana ac
done anything 10 iIure her rep
ton and Ascer o. convicted OF grand larceny and might
have baye been sentenced TO five years inprisQnnet
LAWYER sullivan hs counsel declared his BELIEF thht inc
young had told the truth and obtained one or TWO
contradicted Of the stories tol ny cI
She the business house where she was formerly
employed as Lizzie Englehardt The testimony was sum
cenv induce Assistant District Attorney Heord 70
second motion OF Lawyer sullivan for new tral ana
Judge granted H. although he said that there was no
evidence which he could say that the girls reputation was
tp.nl
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races Monmouth Park. 2:30 p. M
Funeral OF Dr. Frank III. Hamilton, No. 1l9 west
Forty -seveDth-st.. 10 a. m. .,,., ~,, o.,o
Annual regatta OF Staten Island Athletic Club $3.50
p. m. ,....... .,,.o,
Brooklyn-NcwYork championship lacrosse match'
Brooklyn Athletc Association games. DeKalb and
Classon aves., $3.50 p m.
New Rochelle Yacht Club ladies' regatta.
International cricket match, Seabright, 10 o. m.
Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps excursion up the Hudson,
y. ~ ~., nj.
l2m.
Music In Central and Prospect Parks, afternoon.
Departure of Fresh Air Fund children.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
Umplros NJ II. II. Kennedy and Dromhoad
A CHAMPIONSHIP LACROSSE MATCH.

The New York Lacrosse Club, champions of
the United States. accepted tho challenge OF the
Brooklyn Athletic Club for a Championship match. The
game will take place at 4. M to-day on tho 81 George
Grounds staten Island. The following team has been
selected defend title: Goal A ID. Ritcney; point
David Brown; cover point. W. j. Robinson defence
field j. A. Hodge, IT,, Ed. Merritt aud &. h. Mather
centre j. C. Gcrnit; attack aehi, George Popham. Will
fam Mcharx ana J. +. McCain outside home +. ;.
Wheoer inside homo Charles D. Lennox. fold captain,
ThomBo NJ Marson. -
Ihe brooklyn team will be chosen from the following
thirteen plyycrs: Frank CrosbIe. ". g. POST o. H. kob-
erts, W, fush t. ii. Rockwell c. Brown, h. Mclean f.
T. Pearcc, j. r. Fannery, III. 4. Sches, r. W. burns, j..
1. Mitchell Z. Bush.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
OUTGOING STE4 uERS
STEAMERS DUE

CITY OF Rome. Anchor. Liverpool o.---.--.-- i$p a nj
Trave. NG Lloyd. Bremen and SoutlAm l 81 a ~
AIenc. Atlas Central America, .----.l ,p W ~ q
Kate carroll Atlantic and WI Honduras Loo IN
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
MANCHESTER COUyTY.

Observation-Disclosures Corrigan Will bless the new
Church of the Most Holy Trinity TO morrow,
IONKERsJamcs DriscO while in the orchard OF Frank
Harot the husband OF Clara Morris. shot Yesterday
Thomas lIiues arrested and held for examination
yhamas Harley liquor shop damaged by Dire the
tent OF $500 ON Thursday night
PoRTCHEsTERMrs. John Renurc the wife OF an cnpoyc
IN AbendrOths foundry, after visiting grocery store and
bakery IN East Pochesr yesterday started along the
tracknOfthe New Haven Railroad She the
and had of her feet crushed and otherwise
ued She thrown 10 the track and near being
over by the White Mountain express Tain which
stopped within few inches Of her mnacd body She was
removed TO Green wich and treated by Dr. Jones'
PgEKsKLI~- Robert Cody man. committed ,sui.
eide Yesterday in the lal.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
COLONEL OULYER INDICATED.

James Rowan, a discharged employe in Pros
pect Park who was recently arrested for lbeliing
colonel John Y Culyer superintendent and engineer Oh
the park made complete retract0n OF all his injurious
statements yesterday In the City Hall Police Court;
Brooklyn nddecar that they were utterly unroinde9
and untrue. He thereupon released II Is believed
that other inspired Rowan In his attacks upon
Colonel cuyer snd efforts will be made to unnask *
them Colonel Cnlyer made affidavit yesterday
den ync the report that he under ecuniary opgi
tions TO b. Braoken. who employed to do WORK
in fthe park and that Bracken enjoyed any peculiar
fay yora ftnrn tho pnrk management.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
IonY II WYl1r ELECrEp sECRE7ARY.

The Civil Service Board at the Custom House
after two days session succeeded In clecting secre-
tsry Yesterday John NJ. Wyatt, tho Deputy surveyor
was chosen The board Is composed OF el2ht members
ana Mr. Wy yatt elected BY vote OF to 3 He has
been I'm tho service about four years and was al
Inspector until recently when he appointed Deputy
surveyor TO succeed Joseph Oyerfeld Mr.. Wyatt was
at one time a member OF the Democratic Committee OF
Westchester County,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
ALONG THE SOUND.

WRsTPoRT.The Rev. John II. Williams rector OF Christ
Church. viii sail to-day for months tour Europe.
BRIpGRPoRT.The Thirteen Club with friends about
ALL went te Glen Island yesterday for their annual dinner
The Captain John Summers drowned the
John Rogers OF Black Rock Thursday
ing, has not been recovered.
WEsToxThe l29th anniversary OF the organization Of the
Congregational Church VIII De observed tomorrow by the
pastor the Rev. A. Park reading the prepared by
We Noyes for the sntieth anniversary of his on
ton The Rev. MI Noyes was ordained III this church 100
years ago
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
First Innings.

United States FIRST innings
NJ
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
NETWORK DEFEATS BOSTON.
RADBoURYE PUT IN AGAIN TO PITCH.

THE GIANTS HIT THE BALL HARD AND OFTEN AND
WIN EASILY.
BosroN, Aug. 13.-To-day's game resulted
10 another victory for New-York. the Bostons losing
the game wholly through their bad playing 10 the first
three innings, in which the NewYorks made six I'M
earned runs In these innings Boston rolled mp six er
rors and made two moro before tho close OF tho game
New.York played steady, though not brilliant game.
The features OF the game wero Poormans fielding and
Morrl's and Connors batting. The score was:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
THE CULVER RAILROAD FOR sALE.

Andrew r. Culver, the president and princi-
pal owner Of the Prospect PARK and COney Island Rail
aud spend several years In Europe He recently sold
bis att railroad IN Brooklyn to the Atlantic Avenue
real estate The last quarterly report OF the steam rail
road. which ruos from Nintl-ave spd TwcntiethsL,
3 considerable amount Tho right of way for the road
Sost the company nothing as tic tracks laid in
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
TRYING TO DROWN A WOMAN.

Patrick Koarns. Of No 5Sl Baltic ST.. Brooklyn
rested COncy Island Yesterday for trying drown Hattie
Horn waiter III OF the small hotels He had been paying
eDntiOn 10 her Tor some time and she lad aroused his
jealousy. While they walking along the beach
yesterday he knocked her down dragged her
water Her cries summoned assistance and he found
holding her head under water. The woman urarly
haun,ed and taken 10 the Kings County Hospital Keans
w hold dcnult of 1900 hail
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
JERSEY CITY.

John C. CadOmus, Of DanfOrth.avc discovered his
diuingroom Thursday night and closing the door hc
pared " Kill the animal with broom The rat finding
avenue Of escape Off jumped the floor 10 chair and
thence TO table whence II sprang Mr. Cadmus and fas
tened It's teeth IN his cheek He dragged the away and
crushed II under his foot but before II had left
which lie VIII probably carry to his grave.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

CHICAGO, Aug. 13. - Tie ST. Louis Black
Diamonds spurod to-day and played In really lnc form
Kirby pitched with considerable effect and prevented the
champions increasing their batting record greatly Nc
Cormck his for the 80 Louis players
latten his delivery the 1cif The - Louis took
the lead the second inning and held easily Ia the end The
score as follows:
81 Louis uis.........................O O. .
Chicago. go...........................l o O. \
Base hits-e Louis II Chicago Q. Errors Louis ;
Chicago 5. Ptchers-hlrby and Mccormick. Umpire-Mr
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
KILLED BY A TRAIN.

Thursday night "A the Northern Railroad Il
New.Jersey whiIicd around below lappan station
the fireman said tO The engineer " believe struck
then further notice given 10 the matter at the
tiIno yesterday morning track walker discovered
body u a hole his
Ls hands claspcd his breast IL Identified that
Of Charles Ebcrle old resident Of Pal5adcs Some
Ebcre received legacy from aunt ana has then
been disspatd. The examination Of the engineer and
at the Inquest unusually strict
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

Grayesend- ave- under the provisions Of rider on the
bill authorzlug the opening Of the street. inc ralroau
has ruined street Tor driving residence rs
moved Mr. Culver mado strOna efforts to get rapl1
franchise to connect the railroad with the Bridge
and ferries in Brooklyn, but faied
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
LONG ISl.AND.

MELTLIE-John Baker recently bought horse which
aiterward found 10 have the gandtrs Three OF Mr. Bakers
children were subsequently, taken H. exhibiting symptoms of
ganders one boy has dc ana thc TWO others are not
pccted 10 live. The horse killed yesterday
JASAlcA.-Noe COnklin fourteen. the daughter Of
Henry CQnkn lawyer assaulted by Henry Poole
Thursday Mr. COnkn heard his daughters screams
and gave chase capturing the negro and landing him
viii lagef
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
SsyYotl Ss!,:S' S'oI.:.....:::..::S 5SSSSSS S-g

Earned runs-NcwYork, 3 Boston, 8. Home rup-Mor.
rii Two base hits Connor Radbourne. Morrll Lett On
bases York. 7; Boston, r. Passed balls-EwDg J
Daily, g. wild pltchos-Wclch 2 First base on balls-Iy
Wech g. by RadbOUrne l. First base err0rs-New York
q; Boston l. Struck out-By Wech, &: by RadbOurne g.
Double plays- -Pooman and Sutton Bases stolen-Conno
o25
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

second trial Lake Qunsgamond this afternoon' nan
Ian failed to beat his 10 minutes % seconds nree ms
record OF yesterday Todays time was ~ 'nnu'os' 10
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $500; one mile aud seventy yards
ryrpIEs FOR THE RACES TO-DAY.

Two stake races will be decided NJ Saratoga today.
Tho Kentucky stakes for TWO year olds. y OF mile,
welshts has four entries. two from the saoe OF
j. B Haggn and from the stable oI h. j. Ba!dwih.
resolves itself into contest between thess
two great California running horse owners lhe Grahu
Prle OF Saratoga. handicap AT miles, ~ tne osneE
.t.tc Five horse, are named come 10 the post,
Voauto being among the number. The other races
tavo nlled we'll There are ten entries for tue Ame
ASH uo for the selling race ami ten for tho ssccpe-
chase. Tho entries are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

Controller LOcw has received opinion from
Tho Corporaon Counsel stating that he summon the IN
spcctor. ccr- of weights aud measures before hun ana
anime them of fees collected by them and
the II his opinion they have not complied with Tie
turning the city Treasury promptly the amounts
by them the controller authorized to prefer charges
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

ycsierdly ami iid not play.
Tue Ncw-YorA and Boston Clubs VIII play again II
Boston today 49,
Tho Nassau and staten Island Athletic Clubs VIII play
at Washington Para Brooklyn, today.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, X. t., Aug. l3.-Thc fund for the
Newport yacht cup 1. still growing. Tho subscriptions
now amount to 800 Cornelius Vanderbilt gave 800
to-day.
The Westches.er Polo Club last night chose the follow
ing players 10 compete with the English team III Tue IN
tefndtona match T. Hitchcock, ". II. lhorne, lr., E
ID. Morgan FoNhul Keene and laypond Belmout
Tho case against +. Ashiuden. oi Nuw-Nork. Tor
..reyeing' by blowing horn from Ma coach late at
night Ia court to-day was continued for week by
a.rccInent.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRTvALa

ict smyth of New Hampshire Victoria 9ote-Gen;
eTal William W pelhnap. Of Washington, ars Hurrsv Hm
Ai6emare Hotei-Judse Henry B. Brown, OF Retroit
Hotel Brunstcick-Charles r. Cummnge, or Chlcago.-'
G,isey House-A. U. Wyman, OF Omaha.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
THE IRISH LACROSSE TEAM DEFEATED.

MONTREAL. Que, Aug 13.-The Canadian
Lacrosse team three straight games IN fifteen
minutes IN the match with tho IRISH team to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

You will be sure of pure, rich blood and good
health If you Parkcr's Tonic.
uindercorns, the best cure for corns, 10 cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
rAcING srOpPED RY PAIN.
INT
CnICAGp, Aug. l3.-Tnc Washington ParN
race, were POSTPONED to- lay on account OF rain.
INTERNATIONAL CRICKET BY THE SEA.

INTERNATIONAL CRICKET BY THE SEA.
CANADA AGAINST TIE UNITED srArEs-sCOEE FOR
TIE FIEsr DAY.
stA BRIGHT, Aug. l3 Specith.-Thc Inter
national Cricket Match Unltcd states vs.. Canada. was
begun to-day on beautiful groun OF the sea Bright
Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club. Tho Canadian captain
dipped mp probe OF Her Majesty and winning the toss
decdcd 10 20 tho captain and Nckcrs representing
ran,1, AZ m, wickctS The bowling OF the
Americans was inirusted 10 McNutt and Lowry.
Tno 10 ing ~ tho United Statcs team was good, ana
with one option tneIr fielding well up 10 the
mark The noding aud bowling OF tho Canadians was
InclIedIy good especially that o Litr. FORTE. Gelcs
plr aud wilson BOWED magD centy rs may be Judged
py the score This evening the two teams were enter
ta,ned ~ ball In tho Cricket Pavilion Ihe match VIII
be resumed At 20 O'Clock to morrow.
Following IA the score: