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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-03
TEE WOMAN'S GLOBE.
Suits Of Homespun and More Costly
Material That viii be Favored by
Fashions Darlings.
How an 0bservant Policeman Can Tell
Whether Two Young People Are
Lovers or Not.

Some of the Reasons Why Woman 5
Rights Advocates Are Tot Alto
gether Desirable.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-03

past conduct by yelling rats" or advising
him to take walk They also banter
him on being ''chump," or insinuate that
he is mo good" These little remarks are
made loud enough to reach his ears. They
are intended to humiliate him. He calls
play and the game begins. The visitors
are retired in One-twO-three order, themost
ordinary catch or stop of the home players
eliciting the most enthusiastic applause,
while similar plays Oh the part of the visit
ors as they whitewash the home team TAI
to arouse the least enthusiasm.
Several innings are played and the score
shows that MINNEAPOLIS has
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-03
A LOVE OF BONNIE

Some of the Costly Hesdgear That
Will BE Popular.
This is the style of hat which Dame Fash
hnc a hal 10 x,nith
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-03

OAo- oiA d1o' Va "A
wide, four AMI one
half yards of fOunce
to match. six inches
wide; six yards of
ribbon. No. 10; one
large and one smaller
ornament for the bot
tom of the waist; ten
ornaments to match.
for the hood; eleven
yards of French faille.
Another pretty din
ner dress is of beige
silk. with croatian
embroidery over a
skirt of multi-cOlOred
striped silk.
An ornamental Wis
iting dress is of vel
vet and satin. The
skirt is of gray satin
and plated in tn e
back, 1t is trimmed
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-03

comes to the front, brushes away the dirt
from the home plate and nrepares to start
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-03

The Gay Soldiers asli Their Ladies
will Indulge i'm TObOgganirag This
Winter.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

MONDAY. Aug. - ''
The stock speculation opens the new week "s co,'u
the old wrck-strug IN bgUres wi:h no geier" "'''''
auf without development OF n buying interest out
side of The professional circle FIRST prices were i'''
dihcrent Saturdays iAst furcsn moro cases -
lower than hgher-and the opeaIas was t1treWcs
Int after ull OF h'terl minutes pr cc- "''c
simulated the transactions the hrsi hour III 10
- o'clock amounted to $1,000 SHARES During 'h'
second hour market dali with transacilonSo o.
10000 shares and liItc change from the highe'l
figures OF the first boar Later tie iha'A''
again WAS active with tho granger stocks Tue
pronounced feature The total trsr sactions f"t Tue
day amounted go 10 shares against 1851 shares
for saturday. Lake assumed the lead"rsP
to-day, ara while Central and Hudson sold only l. per
cent higher than Saturday. rose from Ss's 10 o'-
s9l.-wiin = per cent oi the figure 1t touchel i"S'
February. when oysrg expecting dlvileh" Iol
the three current quarters. The Western reports oi
rain aud of the improved conditions OF crops as they
were Glterel through Chicago sources were all OF
favorable character. added to which were somc pro-
nounced "bul" expressions tho future OF the
from Westorn parties who for weeks nave
pretendei TO sell and who In that time have rayeh
the roe OF bears" on this and the
open buying OF the qT0ndam "b1ars' tue
gransers wero smarty advanced in the la'e
dealings. The coal stocks after dragging during tho
early hours fell p line with the general movement and
closed with advances. Today'S operations. taken
whole, likely 10 have unsettled some of the
plausible theories which had been advanced OF last
weeks movements In the trunk line sharcs as they give
color to the theory that II part OF he scheme
make amarket for the - Paul and shares
which the pools In them have publicly proclaimed
have peen sold. Prices higher; transactions are
because iraders turn over more shares
each day but tie market IL az Limited ani the general
business l. Hight ~ wnen Central AID Hudson WAS
los ana Lake Shore was 81 by figures the market
closed strong.
Government bonds were dull and easy. with the bids
Tor tie - of l. cent Annexed are the c!oslhS
quotations
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
11ur srnck MAnkrrs nY rfLraRArm.

DrFFALO. . Receipts Last - hours t''s
head week thus lar. t. AZ head for Ha u' "s0
wrrk head cOuaigncd through - cars o. ol Nn' J."
2u5 or sale market aotiV' aid 20 ~ ''l
no Ncw OK demand, Common 10 fhl . 10 ,. %" nn
tn choice shipping ~ Boa - 10 Native ~to' htN r'"a
Noas ~ UUdii % Cows amt iiciIeIs - "V9f' o.
Cows 80 go, all ofor4ngH tak,u g.. ...,
Receipts - hours 400 hc!ti "th l"i
thus liHi week ll'p i'"i
consigned through. II of which To Nr" "ih V
IAN - =. % Good 10 Clore - 5Ods Oo lh"p' ia
Good 20 30, Otnt!ai7 - ~
mari tln,cd wrah lOoat held Owl ,,,,.
Reccipsias "a hour- loH-O head total Tor week mus
signed through % cars which % 0 New or 80 car,
for sale Light rgs, goa ~ ~ '''s. n W.
York weights 81 10 - TO- selected Medium Nrlih'S 70
50 - IlAod Heavy Ends. - Odti ~ '"' "
,.o ,..a. s,,,
~ LOUIE Aug 2-Cdttie- Receipts. 100 head snip
mcnts 900. market strong Good I" ,to'o ~ az
pmg steers ~ Goa - SO Common Ia IaiI - 0Vd - ~
lutchci 20 ~ 40. cows and Hch'lr 'u~
s3 StockcTs and Feeders s3 - dst 80. Grass icA'
ogs I,eccpts coo head shipments. 900 head market
firm Light - 75dsi 50, Packing ~ J5dft 'o' ho"''
Sh,ep-I.rceips 100 head. shipments. 800 market MIN
at - 20 - p,uu,
CmIc 400 Aug. 2-The Droucrs Journal reports odts
G.JOO head shipments, l,@uu MAJ h'' y, ob
COWS Bul- Mixed 81 GOA - so bulk - Oo@ - W.
through Texas steers ~ 1OQ 80 20. ,oo. o.o,to,
head shipments, 3,o"ui "hN''
stray Rough Mixed ~ ~ dsi 10, iackng anu ~ Mp pn
ping ~ 75aSj 20 Light weights. - o9*o Oo SHIPS J. w
asi 90 - ,....,. ,nn. market
rttong NaNcs ii 10 ~ - Western $40 - - Iva
- a IanDs. head. ~ Oo a - W
journal al cablcgiam nom don"o" f
Beet atocrs steady at IL a IL 10 pci 10
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
KILLED IN 4 RIoroUs STREET PIGHT.

TRENTON, n. j., Aug. Especial. In Cass-
ST.. Chambersbure. about IL O'clock last night,
one or more HungarAus with butcher knife
and other weapons literally slashed fc!-
low-c0uutryman TO death lie was Joseph
koroskeny age thirty unmarried and reported TO he
sober, peaeeable and industrious msn. He WAS wirc
drawer In the Roebng MIL. He lived in a Hungarian
boarding house ou Casss Between the o. TINS
house and another in the same stree, there
feud. ard they undertook to settle their difficulty with
clubs, stones aud knives The aray alarmed the neigh
bOrnood. and cry OF police raised. The rioters
took TO their heels Koroskeny sank to tie ground dy
Iug There we're half dozen ugly wounds upon lis
body, two being stahs between his ribs The usliest
cash OF all was one that penetrated the left lung kor-
osEeny died III the OF officer who had lifted his
heal The police arrested dozen IIungarian Two OF
the prisoners John Schneider and stephen Saesc had
shiris that dyed with blood KorosEeny said
TO have been the son OF weltodo parents IN Hungary.
He To this country for sake ot adventure and
when his money gave out became n wire drawer and
worked at that for living.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

ee, except IN the nusls when the the best
tnree out OF ave sets Advantage games will Only Ia
allowed In the finals Handsome prizes viii be awarded
20 the wtuners n both singles and doubes Entries
on the Bagn.lt Wild" system, viii begin. The entries
DO isf hcinde tho following we'll known players Sir
Res-H NJ Peters A. Turnbuil Thomas ii Gag. Of
s,s sas N.wstk LaSn,renns Cub W. shippen and r
stevens OF the Seabright Lawn Tennis Club e. Be-
mont Davls. OF the Lehish University Lawn Tennis
Cup Z. Schuyler. Bergen Point Iawn-Tennis Cluh.
snn Edgar Williams OF the Or ange Lawn Tennis Club
Eouhles-C b. Davis and II. NJ. Peters T. IIoag and j.
a; Iurnonll, OF the Newark Lawn Tennis Club J. T..
Elliott ana Elliott Smith, OF the Elizabeth La Tennis
Cluo II. T. shriver and Clarence Houehtou. OF New
YORK, aud g. McNeal. g. Arken. r. Stevens and W. o.
Schuyler, Seabright Lawn Tennis Club
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

his Picked Bellies. 70 average CSC; ~ n sverags
Picked Bellies quoted G%aGo.c.; city Picked shsues,
Hans l2 l.c...... MfDDiF> nchauvd IN dnll.
Long Clear IN New OH 7c ri the West Long C.ar $40:
Short Clear C.5ic ...--nEt>-ED HoGsA siA loaef.
CITY Heavy 10 hight ut lli4j5c. Pgs str-.---.LAkD
The dee ilelly oui,r August
lOc dun September sold T.itc Of =
pOnts closing with reaction oi points the ifu
rrovcinnt rrnc rpot Lard nat fros
roitrr- closing al oc sales 2sao sfert plrr
Ojc. -" to- s 7l5c go trs August 7su72t cio~iag
7lcc 1850 tcs pen'eT T. n 7lso closing i2c SEQ
tcs Octobtr Gij 7c. closing 1c 5no cA Ao,.rb'f 'o
closing GOc December r.osng AZ. Ci;y steam nifa
Sales lN~ al G5jdGGoc. Refined quoted Boainally
ne: Continent. 7.2rc. south BUTTER
CEEESt aud EGGS have not varrr orr
Last BITf' state Creamery. 20o2ic.. pcHn>yL
Cfeaiie;v. 1910 l0h: Mest.u, li-a lae. ~ta;s
Ia.rv han :INin tuis. l2d i7c. welsh tuhs i5aiCLc;
Western Imitation creamery. II lJc; Western Dairy. 10
4 g.: N,@m ~hH"s "@G.-. Western C.oco. LAD ~
. EGGSSiaic. IA p lJc; Canada u llic. Western.
I@1i iNI;c
siGAk-Iisw sugar dali depr. sci Tr qmo'i as
iuc Muscova,es. 5is05 icc. f0r % t.s cntr
fdca! aal 4o4Ae for Nolasss S'les uf -el hads
(lt loaf CAc fiusl,ed 6tc.. Cnb.s GS lGo &C. Pow
Gcrri &c: GisEulaei. 6aG loc Mould \. g. ;
Confectionery 4, . tl'c.; Coffee standard. . - iNc
tor,. on A. - ld0 SC: Whte Extra G. jsc.. Extra
& 4T.a5lsc:'C q 4@asa4c.: Yellow. aAG.lsn
sTFARiNE-cuict and unchanged city quoted at &c. aud
TKii.6~ rncianr,d and eull Prime cry quoi,si at
3 u lg 10. Sales COCOA los AZ &c
WOOL active but rcn'ry steady Xxx t!io sod ~
&c Srour,.i T. sas 20 j9c. Territory l1Gls. -
cor bne - 4Oc. Medium Fleece at 3sc- and To = [ IL
-Iltff4 Ia
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
OPENING THE SEASIDE ssEMBLY.

KEY EAST, n. j.. Aug. 2 Special. 1.-The Sea-
side Assembly under full headvsy. The annual ser
mon was delivered yesterday by tho Rev. Dr. K b.
WEIGH. OF Auburn Theological Seminary the words
mot by might by power. but by spirit. Saith
the Lord" deducine thereir0m that spiritual power
the only agency for spi1tua growth aud work
This morning the childrcns meeting was conducted by
Mrs Samuel Clark OF Paterson Ths WAS followed bv
a kindergarten normal class taught by Miss Ida NJ
EGrdge. The lecture this morning WAS gwen by fro-
fessor Wech the Scriptures their genuinencs' and
auihentcl This afternoon Mrs. Carrie {. MANURE.
Trenton, read paper the Desarte system of eI
preston, tlusrated by the different members OF thc
body Professor MtGranhaD teaches The music scciloh
aud also chorus dr An evruiide conference was
led hy Mr. Nelson and the evening lecture WAS nell
cred by Rev. H. J. Waylaud ON An Evening IN The
House OF Commons" Tomorrow is the Ncw'Jcrscy
sunday .school Assoc latl0n bay,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
LIVE STOCK MARkET.
QrorAToNs oR nEEvEs ro.pAY.

Good 10 Prime steers sold year Al 80 % - ~ ana
REVIEW OF THE WEEK The arrivals Of Reeves tho
week 1899 head less than last week and @l3J head
than the coii' spending week last year. 80
The supply Wednesday considerably in excess Of the
demand aud the market of the wor, Of N, season
the selling interest de lining from - 10 DC aud 70
cans or more remaining Nofwth>tand
f the light offerings Friday there recovery fion
m. previous market day and Common Ca'te sold at
The yards not cleared by dozen car
Hrt, markets IN tighter supply recovered the de-
jI per D and American Live Cattle at II II &c per 10,
estimate, drc s-,ii weight. iOr the best.
The home Dressed Beef dun and dropping
at for T. sides. and - for Native Beef
Live calves on moderate supply sold fairy AT wen Sns-
fraction lower toward the close Most ~ The sales
were 3a3 3Lc for Butermlks. and 6i.c for Neals.
and Lamb market continued dun and depressed
all week both the liberal supply and the hot weather
operating against the trade 'hoce Lambs sold fairy At
L. the hn Saturday Sheep ranged from 10 Lc and
Lam solid Common 10 Prime stock, WIN
Choice and Extra ottesfennsy wanna i4i southern Dra"s
Live Hogs have not varied materially p price Common
Western Grass Hogs sold al - % - and Common Ia
Good State Hogs M - T. ~ 80.
BEENES- Receipts Yesterday and today were l1 cars OF
2I-9 headoi cars al Jersey CITY and 53 cars al --i.
The exception carload Of state iu.ls The uptown
gned to Z & Eastman AMI storm Me'I-'l-
- cars the former and cars to tc latter No sales re-
At Jersey city thcrc carloads Of Export tiers
for tho brooklyn city. and lg cals direct t. the the
loads vera reserved ly MI Goldsmith The total offerings
Uncuding Cattle held from irday were ,cant 10 car.
loads Tho very 1hi supply caused SELLERS 10 hold the market
firm and trade quite for the two three hours
advance Of l0Q jc bat the demand 'a kn later N
the weak with several car0ts nns"i
Texas -.rs - 70 for Poor 10 Fair ana ton-
the Oi - 50 - w. Win
a few scrsggy builochsa low Is = o. ,
Bulls dull and owcr selling al - - - ~ Win
Grv Sog's I'D - = joas2
Shipments today wcrc 20 Live Cattle the Italia
bv N. goldsmith Tomorrow the Wyoming WI tke %
out 100 quarters Of Beef, and tie Brooklyn CITY
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
STATE or Trade.

nryrAlo, Aug. e1w4eai' aoyyc 20 Ha1l So 30
] White Michigan nv. 500 corn ..'." ~ Y.."'.
sitai N, y Wni.e Western s.,a ,I- Canal if,irft.
1. al ., , W j ta,' ',' ON a. goo in CANA ~, ~
mcnt--Whcit l-ooD 5",h '%in. '''1 M bush i'4i"'l
4O60O bush
Bos!oN Aug Flour. tn Wr'icra Sgp'ran' - -, ~
:, l5 Patent Winter Whcats - 75e<' d. com -ic-n'r
%o = WIit, i0-o So White. a9o SAoit- and ililu's
unchanged Prov ison, ;ie,dy hnil'I ''''Ia ,I'."''.
d." Iour : Zoo bhi-. 2soo si.k- Corn lloo0 bush.
E,lriuonr An, Cotton aal slaalinr.. &c r1oar
I',g ,f,S .i"o%. IS do f%,ny - IS b. Ciy Mi,
super :. 81 oo DO a'ia - = - oo ae 10 i,r.nt,
) 5O Wn,At- southern aci.,' "c-trn .t.n' souihcrn
led -5os.c d. AmD,r. 7ta Sc. So. "c.''r Winter
%n s. c DO }e"1 30 5 r. 49, Mc.9 A'ic eirse, ei
4 i2c ic os5- fna .oatner 5seisc. ~s.rro ~aic.
51aec to rnge' pny ll o'4 nq,,. } l.
s.I. snoaa,t ana aS ctar RS si~. &C., Lam l&aiIc
Iapd refined 7hc Butter v c-tcr, Packed loal..
CIeamey ,,s l1eJ'. iF&' g. W&ii1.t.v ii"aiap i4es.o
Lit5rpoo ler ,ie4neG-c erton id ,nf o. Gr.n' &
Ga S@a 800 bn,' OATS 900 bush Shipments Jour,
2zt75 ,d,, Gg 70 ,55 1r1' S". l1'0'0 '"'" '"'''
rgc.co. Aur D. Flour steady and unchanged choice
Winel M'i,S Jt - ca<i 10 fai'nts - 5O4.I 90 Low
Wh,-' "s.,o . e. e., ro.ir at 75c 6-ioDei r. "a
- N
cash 4ic. August 4$hdfi.o. Go-ing at - .-o- a,pi,
44hu sjLc. closing al 45i4c. oi A.. &C. cu-lnf al
10 &c sales ranged ia7., - &C., Auguni
Nenf,ubtr 80 Sto- closing ~ nc. 't -''-n ~ ''
cl1-ipg 1880 nv" quiet 40 = D. &C Bh'' 1'p'p'i'
CIA0gzc. Flax seed No. J. - l3'1 h.-- l"ih atl h'
ss- ranged Cash 40 o. 5000 Aug $40 O'a+Ip ia
closing go O0tIO Vt'2 hcpi, -" ~ -" = 'D-'l
eio 1850 l7z Octohoi SO goa 40 ~ - closing AT
iUg5u- 10 - =. Lard steady sI's ranged tl - ~
A,c.sf -; gna 40 49, closing al - N220-b 20 -'lifn
1,t a. 81 = closing al - ~ 2at1 90 Short l.'-
|.. '&,to5 Boxed Meals -Irv -ait~ shoulders - Iod
a. II short tIcar Sides g. 550 ~ 70 WhisAcv u T.
Llour bblr. Nhoai. OsOpn bush corn.
H. do bush oats l-- 600 hu- fye. 5000 bush I:ai'y.
- no, hush shipments our l71DO bbl-; Wheat btppJ
i com 37 600 bush. Oats. 10000 DusA, Rye LOO
Barley mono. .,.o.-,o-
,txrfxVATI Aug. 2-Tlour quiet Family, 81 "pas3 90
ranry s3GJas3Hp. Wheat lower No. z RED f7c re
',,,f- 900 bush. shipments. l5jOO bush toTh-No
WIe,i 44c fyc-No 2 54a4 a55c B@rlcy-No ml k.I
- . 10 10 Lard 80 3D. Bulkmeai- Shoulders ~ -
sport iubs 81 40 bacon- -shouldfS. 81 "o snort iubs
Slort Clear - Nl.k,y Sales al a o.. Hogs
sc;u,1 and Light II OOa$i 20 Packing and shipping.
- 'Hi'"r IN
81 c10" w. % ,,.. e.. , UNIT, 7-c C,.,, and
DEIkCI am, AHgg, I,rG 7si,c 30 ? Tca 7slc cash
Aug CASH Ml'"t"n Ia, Corn "a y Air Oats
August, ~ = Vile i0c
MIxNrAroLl,. aug, No HaI' august - '@''''i''"
Der. 77c oo'o'''' ~ ~ an ,.,, .,.,,,.. Cas,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

EAsToN. Penn, Aug. 2 Specidh.- Edward
HArtel age fortyfour, OF NewYOrk horse thief who
was serving three years his way out o. the
Northampton County prison last night lie was con-
fpcI ia the upper er OF cells. ana worked ut loom
on this he could stand and reach the ceiling He cut
away the plaster dug through brick ana stone layer
erh, inches thick sawed raiter iolr by SIX inches,
then sawed pece out OF h0ad amt cut the TN ON the
root lie was then top OF the Dunding 10 rehch inc
ground fifty feet below usei male or carpet
ain which he had sccurel from the loom. lie eit an
a. GER ami steel puucn but roo. MS saw. How nc got
these articles ls a mystery.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
1yrEnDryoMISAuoNAL cAMrNEE1IyG.

PIrrsnuEG. Aug. = lSpccaD.-At Valley
Can,n Ia. .morrov VIII begin the Observation-Disclosures
convention one Of tie peasu features o. the con
venton Will The presence OF many prominent minis
ters OF the United Presbyterian aud Coyeuantor
churches who WI have part al tho exercise. The
oeuon alton has before taken part in con-
,reuce suc a. tnls an to" step j. one at nad caused
much rejoicing alnoa- the otter Gcnomlnat!ou-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF P2)DJCG
Per y,r.l R.,.,. g>ss.,s al PtrrDltG
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COrFFF he tIe" is somewhat lctier feeling SO far
c uifrrf,nc ttrI'G. u los developed "a" ac-
tua lrt fer Brazil sn pilt laf lOi olanch iiOn
tie basis ~ "ic for far ri" invoices SAFES 900 bags ch
Iud 1870 ia-hCi IhODs Contracts opcnfd dNtt a a
d'cc OF points and ruled luct AT day. Tie to' NJ phe,
being the a. thr oirning follows. Iann-
any. 7.ej0 =. o. August 7Gj0 = % September T.. ."0
October 1.7jd So Novrmher 10 lsO December, Lno
7.~5 Mild grades Guu mii steady.
'uITON-Fr spot Cotton the market = Pct ad 't any;
with pr'c> unchanged from previous hgut Sales, f1@
has ola last an for consumption. Port re-
'epts today 4Hl bales. comparing with l4Jb bales ts uAy
last week aud - bales THIS LAY last wear.
quotations based the American standard OF classification
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
pgrALcA1IoN ~ eoCNIl cLAAA,S 0IT.cE.

RICHMOND. Aug. > lSpccirh.-Dr. y. :. Mayo,
cler. Of ,Ac County Conrt o. foTh't'n County j. re-
por,ed 10 have ab,condeI to-day lie mas oeen clerk ~
the court for wears and l. about MY years old. lie has
made no rcpori- anl payments ~ money 90 the State
or xo vcar. and the Grand jury indicted HIN on
tHis ,cc1nut cerk from the Aulltor's Office A~l
len summoned to testify against The anoun; due
from MAYO is
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

sCuIcAGo. Aug. lSpcciah.-FOr some time
the Humane Society has contemplated taxing action 10
pnt a stop 10 the hurdle and stccplcchass racing a..
Washington Park. Mr.. shorlai president OF the 50
cie,v said ths morning that within "A few days he
wonld make an effort to sop the dangerous sport =" |
think he said hat sieeplrchase races come "Ithlh
lie statutes fOrbiidIng cruelty To auin4ais.'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

GALVESTON Aug cotton quiet; hildlng y l-lo,
Low Middling so 10. Good Ordinary, , 10, hc. a"i
toss receipts. ~ bales; exports ,oast"isc - O'S S'
bales sto, X. i.uJ2 bales. I.,x
sAVASNAil Aug 2.-Cotton quiet Miidling', o,e, 10"
u,i,ur ~. GOOD ll-lb; net AMI gross TO
coipts 23 bales exports tOastwiHo ooZ DAoS H"i'' %
bales stock. J.ODO baios. ,.,,,.. "A , IA.
~ onlrASs Aug 2-Cotton steady, Mddhng 80,
Low MldIiue li.lG; ooVi ordinary, 81 h.t s. E,ss
r.pts lIy bales sscs 100 bales stock. lC'o' o@Lcs'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

7
F.ierllook ana RYAN Passed balls iourke Wii-lm %
80, k,'v = Arson. ]. Wllt pitches hc'ic - iaiA
@ s@- Tr.t has, on bais-Ney.Y York. Chicago l. First
Ia. on errlrs-NeyY York Chicago. Stfnok "ut -Ne"
Sork = Chicago Double Uavs-N dfti tvhhgt ana
oRourke. Plolci and Kelly. UmpIe-M Nj LAcA. 4lme-
$50.
Poo GrouLds 10 Gay.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Psrr.DFlPHIA Aug 2.-The PhiladephIa and
Detroit clubs PLAYED to-day and the home nhc won
after al exciting played game Ten innings were I'
Roth mines made GaiiaRlis
e field The Quake cy Suh es ho the the sco @ 10
ninth inning when ne pt f,yt rms IN he s
Inning and as follows.
FlIsislphla 1ils .............SS ..S Q "a
Ease A1t,-PlusdelIha 8. Detroit Errors Phiiadr
phia : Detroit. 10 Pitchers Ferguson "H' h~'""H'
tmpre-Mr TulmeI.
Bo,roN Aug 2-Todays game between TIE Boston ana -
Ions League clubs marked by tremendous batting Ae
lomc players battcd Hedl"t pichhg al over & ti, [
Pufuto also battcd lard III The natter pat % ' h"
as fO!O"s
Boston. ........................o 9-l4
81 LOUIS. ..............-.......l U i Z
Ba.e hits Boston Il - Louis. 10 Errors Isosion
81 Louis - Pitchers -BanntOn and Heaey umpLe-Ni'
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WASHINGTON Aug 2.The Kansas CITY club again defeated
,he Washington club to-day Both teams Dattcd ad hu' te
home Iay ed poorly ia the hca NIAhc p,', & '"'
two innings :Oi tic home club he score was IL 'O
Eeos,: s,a5 Q 20 10
Base hits Kansas CITY -; Washington - hrInrsr
Ksu.ts CITY Washington l3 F-t'Ieis-Ooh""y NlhA''
man Crane. UmpIo-Mf Haihey.
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sPALDING's INTEREST IN The ILIhoII III b.
Chicago, Aug 2 (Special. l.-Re2arding the
nrbu.be, statement that A. G.. spsldng owns stock In
tie De,roit baseball club a brother OF Mr.. spadlns
ener, denial in the absence OF the latter. who has
gope to New.York The brother declares that 'here Is
not q word OF truih In the statement lie saih IL was
uudouptedy that his brother had El'cu an tnc
friendly AIS Stance IN ms power 20 enaD'e nc
club 10 the services 81 the b.HaC n,.
bat beyond this there was no foundation iof 'ho Se
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New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

EUROPEAN FINANCTAL MARKETS
pars advtccs quotc Three ~ francs 90
c.rrncs for the account exchange OIL London al ="
franc. 20 CcntiInts FOL ohcCks
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
I classification
Low Niddling-..-.- Si4


Good Dr1lnarv....... G't Low Nddlng-.----- "a
ftOod ordinary. 10 NJ ihlng- y
The market opened quiet reduction Of point ruled OK
coe.v dun all and o,cd ~ decline of3 Po1t, There
w,r, no ,,ipool adyi,cs II being bank holiday III England
Sales u 100 bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
spALDING.s INrEEEsT N The 1ETEoIT cLCl
THE NEw-YORK YACHT CLUB CRUISE.

p,Crs ToP TUF GOILKT CrPS-HOIlNG 10 1hi
CO<CIUsIONs WITH THE GALATEA.
The cruise OF the Ncw-YOrk Yacht Club tins
year will be OF exceptional Interest Tie heet VIII
rendezvous In New wLondOn harbOr on Wednesday, ana
Oh that day all the yachtowners Will 90 On board TOM
modore Gerrys flagship Electra and FIX the future
proeramrne Including the GOoet cup races ii is pretty
well understood that these GOect races Will take pace
On Saturday at Newport. The four big sloops
are expected TO enter for the sloop cup
and the result Will be foreshOwing as to
which yacht WILL be tbs defender OF the Americas cup
The old America herself, "fresh IN eternal you'u Will
probably be one OF the contestants for the schooner cup
AL The inest and yachts IN America VIII Dc in
Newport Harbor Oh the day OF the Goeiet races ana
most Of them will bc cOutestapts.
These racer are open TO all scboones ana sIoopS u
the New-York Yacht Club that have not Deeh
iauled out TO clean bottom since the cruise
began. The schooner prlze 10 1000 cup ana tho
Loop prize "A $500 cup The race VII! be sallel uhdef
the rules and time allowance Ol the NV Vlh
Club The course Will bc triangular one about ior y
I've miles long starting from BrentOEs reef LshI snip
outside OF Newport HaiDor. -, . .,or.
10 port race from New-LOndoh 20 Nc"pott iho n's
will leave New. London Thursday mOIhlnF dhu w.
port tne being taken for each yact a' o t
start and finish. Friday VIII he season o sinriay
Prom wpOrt the feet will race to vineyard hd'on.
Al that place other races VIII he ARRANGED anu ''r s
feet will long race 10 Iap'hca,. an,
series CT promised INTO winch IL II hoPou " "
ceige Lieutenant iIonn't Gaiatea . A. -, g., q
Never before nave many fast yachts taHeh iat IL.
cruise OF New York Yacht Club ana j.
And only general interest to the trial ana '
Nrnatlonal races.