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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH PARK.

NOT ATTRACTIVE A CARD As USUAL
The entries for Monmouth to-day are sOme-
what disappointing The fourth race handicap at
and fve-eighths miles dill IN because are
renzed with gambling spirit and want short sprnts
and dashes instead OF long which truly hOrsos
II IS degra Ing demoraizns and dsgracetu to the turf
that this should DO So
Only announced to start for tho Harvest Hand
can at one onefourh miles, but this is probably
lcspper has practically made gift of 1t
Inspector b. Most ounding handicappng ths-o let
in the most successful OF the Eastern dds
colt that has actually greater number OF stakes
than any other. IL pounds And to ask Inspector
b. to give Quito three pounds only :! When last they
met Inspector b. gave Quito at least seven pounds
beating
The track will probably be extremely heavy from tho
recent rains.
Bandala should win the first race but Anarchy seems
to be rapidly improving. Anarchy ran well III the mud
ON Thursday and with her extremely light weight Will
give Bandala hot chase. Brambleton ike
Thursday and unless lie does far better to-day cannot
get even third place.
Bessie June Is running well that she should win
the second race with Queen OF Elizabeth second. And
vet OF the light weights ttalaa the Miss Bassett
nlly, now named Plaisir. may prove dangerous.
INSPECTOR g. should win the Harvest Handicap In a
walk. with Quito second
Rock and rye well In mud and may get the FL
boron stakes the heavy weight handicap with Elizabeth
second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
MIR. OGDEN's ECCENTRICITIEs.

I'm the contest over the VIII OF JAMES Is. UgueD,
of Brooklyn Charles +. TayDter testified yesterday before
surrogate Lott manufactures ratings for cemetery
plots and told how Wr. ogden consulted him for three
railing he would put about ms lot III
Greenwood and changed his mind many times In CONVERSE
ZION MI ogden would frequently laugh when there was no
reason for and showed other evidences OF an unsouht
mind Il. Suitern, near neghbor Of the ogdes
related how when she first knew Mr. Ogden, twenty-five
wears ago Of happy social disposition but ID rect
melancholy she Thought ms llu
grew weaker weaker. In the last OF his lie he was
ol e than before he appeared as II something weighed on
his mind He told that he unhappy and mat
there was happiness for him. Among his pocuiiaics
wanting To collar OF SIT IN gasg
In PLAYING checkers and dominOes he showed great gu
I'm the first years OF her acquaintance win nm nc Was
wife. but later he qlaIiesomc Win
her and peevsh In playing he frequently rubbed ms
head The witness unable to Illustrate how he dd is
without dsarTanging her hat and the Illustration was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17

ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED sBRIBERY-Two GAM
BLERs CONVICTED.

BLERs CONVICTED.
LONG BRANCH, n j., July 16.-William G..
Irving who for many had charge OF the detective
morning upon charge OF attempted bribery. The
complainant is Benjamin r. Morris, the police justice OF
the town. He says that Detective Irving called
at his court room on Monday Win Johh
DAILY, who pleaded guilty few days ago to
charges OF keeping gambling house Tho officer
gave him to understand that 1t would be to his
advantage in pecunary way the Justice asserts II
lie would drop the complaints made against certain
room he his pocket sealed envelope marked
"B p NJ" and Personal" Justice Morris took the
envelope TO Mayor Iiesley, who opened 1t In the
presence OF several witnesses II contained two 800
bank notes and one OF $50. The money and tho en-
yelope are now in the possession OF Justice Morris
When Constable Van Dyke presented Irving with the
warrant for hs arrest he stouty denod that he had
ever made an attempt to bride tho Justice Squire
BrItton bound him over In $500 ball Tho pail WAS
given by Lowell, the bookmaker.
Philip DAY. the proprietor OF the Pennsylvania Club
House = " Durham. ono OF his dealers were tried
this afternoon upon charges OF Keeping gambling
house. The principal witness for the prosecution
william G.. Nimpfheimer. the Asbury Park theological
student. who Is IN the employ OF Mayor Heisley John
t. tanning and william d. Campbell, the counsel OF the
defenddnts made crOss-examlnation OF young
Wnpfheimer He refused to tell why he had been dis
charged positions OF In Newlork city. IN
Guiding cerksblp in the Office of the Young
Mems Christian Association, because truthful answers
would tend to degrade him. Daily AMI Durham were
both convicted and sentenced TO pay fine Of 100
each Their lawyers produced writ OF certiorari car
As Mr.. DAILY was leaving the courtroom he was ar
rested for the third time Tho complainant IN this case
that SIR Dly assaulted him time Of RAID
upon the Iennsylyania CLUBHOUSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. FRIDAY. July l6. 1886.


THE PORT OF ALBANY. Senator Miller to-day intro
duced bill to extend the privilege OF immediate trans
portation OF duable goods to the Port OF Albany. He
also introduced bill to increase the salaries Of
specOrs OF bulls and boilers for the Albany district from
5000 to $1,000 year.
DAMAGES FOR SPOILED BUTTER. Some time ago the
Navy Department secured large amount OF butter
from a New-YOrk dealer under guarantee that the
butter would remain good for two years. The butter
spoiled. however. and suit WAS brought against the
dealer The trial resulted In verdict in favor OF the
Navy Department FOR ~. GA with interest.
FoURTn.CLAss PosTMAsTERs-rhe Postmaster Gem
era to-day appointed the following fourth-clsss post
masters Pennsylvania, at COalmOnt, John ". Lyttle
New-Jersey. at Key East, benjamin II. Stanton Con-
necticut, at Vernon. Mrs. susan s. Bill NewYOrk al
Greenway, JudsOn Il. Green.
THE NICARAGUA CANAL-Mr Belmont. OF New York.
from the Committee Foreign Affairs. reported
resolution, which adopted. requesting The Pres
dent To furnish the House with ali sponGenco
heretofore de public between the Government OF the
United states and the Republics OF Nicaragua and
Costa since 1876 In reference To the location
construction of neroceanc canal by the san Juan
River aad Lake Nicaragua and relating to the
and other rights OF the bordering republics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17

ST. LOUIS, July 16 tSpeciab. The most re-
variable case o. drowning that has been called to
the attention OF the this city occurred last
night in Carondelet. a southern suburb. Joseph H.
Uunlett age twentythree tall and athletic was ono OF
the most promising young in the place He was en-
gagged TO marry Emma Mason The yOungwOmans mother
mad a big dog OF dubious origin and with pronounced
tendency toward vagrancy which she desired to get RI
o. Hunctt offered TO drown the dog and was told to
uroceed Accompanied by his sweetheart he last night
iad tne dog to the prec pice the river bank Ihe
voung woman held the dog while Hun EFT secured a
isrge niece o, IRON to attach the animals neck The
young woman turned her back and In minute heard a
yrowl and scream from her lover. followed by ond
sniash she saw the dog running OIL In the darkness
and was found that thero had baen terrlnc struggle
Ink and drowning him. Hunletrs body was not re-
,"reo for .eyera hours. Miss Mason is insane from
here rperience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
. GAMES N OTHER CITIES.


Washington clubs play an unusually exciting game TO day
which home team won by superior batting Barr was mt
hard in the opening inning and Young Maligln took his
place Washington players knocked Casey ont OF TIE box
In fhe sixth inning scoring Daily pitched Inc
remainder g. the anne. The score was ~ follows:
PAlalol,h ....-....-..........-.-3 o l
Ma~nu % y y v l T" " -
Base Philadelphia IS: Wlsn-t0n II. ETors-lihl-
aic pima g.. Washington. 3. Pitohcis-tlsey, DAILY Bar
and Miliean Umpire Mt Curry.
KANSAS CITY July lG-Tnr Chicago AMI Kansas City clubs
played again today and the champions outplycd the Cow
10y every point and won ~ follows:
chicago .................O > . . o X-7
Base hts-Kansas city. :; Chicago -. Erors-Kansas
Cy Z: Chicago D. rltchcr,-C onway and Clarkson. I'm
pre- Nj Connolly
ST LOUIS July lGTe Detroit team again defeated the
St club today but easily usual Tho score
as follows
Detroit " y y " u
81 Loui- q = u u y d O-3
Base hits-DetrOit 10; st. Louis. y Errorspcro.t.
81 Louis Z. Pitchers Gctzcn ami Murphy. UmpIc-Mr.
At Poughkocpsic poughkeep,c, IL Saratoga, ..
At Troy Kingston. Troy, q.
AT BinghantDn- Buffalo, 10 BinglantOn, :.
4 Hudson IIuisons, II Alaska- Of Newfork g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.
The motiou to compel Herbert II. walker to pro-

duce his authority for bringing action OF cecnen IN De-
heir T. and to furnish security for
costs VAS argued yesterday before Judge wallace III me
Tinted states Circuit The Judge directed the pIVlnc
ton of authority aud rsryng his decision TO the amount
of Authority produced signed Dy
one George Begley who claims to have power or attorney
from sarah Banagh the panti IN tho action Inc power %
atrosy however produced The Is an eject
ment sut brought by sarah Banagt against William r
smith who owns the house and lot No. llj East Thirty tn
~ They were part of Alexander T. Stewarts estate ana
were bought from MIS- stewart In 1871.
Juge Wallace yesterday decided appeal the OF JOS
nh Neo and others against the Alexandra steamship Line
The plaintiffs shipped 3y9 bales OF tobacco from Havana 10
New York by the city of Alexandria The bales were
taken out from Havana in lighter Before
safely loaded the vessel storm came UP
and ak bales valued nearly - 0OO lost Tho
siper. hold the steamship company Responsible
and tudce Wallace has sustained their claim
Mrs Horace f. Stlman o Brooklyn has filed papers In the
Tinted States suit for damages against the fON
dance and Stoningon steamboat Company Shu was pass
euper on the NaIaganset when the collision win the olo
iron occurred In June lNSo She alleges that she was an
hn,r and half tho water and suffered serious injuries anu
accident the result ~ odieesSne- on me pd. Vi
OF the company she asks FOL eiSoO nhseS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
n. Belmont. OF New.York.
TRATSA TLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Arrived yesterday by the City of Richmond
Qnman Linel from Lyerpool J. H. Carson Thomas Cald
well BENJAMIN W Greer David Greer Joseph Greer Captain
Edmund McNeyin Alexander g. Ogiivie ii. +. Perry aud
L. r. Waters
Arrived by the Wicland Iamburg Packet from Hamburg
Mr.. and Mrs John G. SclTader. MI. and MIS-. julius
Jschwogc Mrs. johanna lie Cante Mrs Marie Scaler
John Bodn. Edmund Cook, George Shea, W. e. Hart and ".
ii. Roberts
Arrived by the Trave (North Lloyd from Bremen
Emil Peters and Mrs. 4. w Lockwood +. ". Worio.
man. Edward c. Moore Charles Baird, j. T. Decker M
Mrs A. Logan Dr. and Mrs Edwin Walker, John Norton
Reid Edgar ClaIleton, and Oscar Hansen.
TO sail to-day by the Fulda North German IlOyd for
Bremeni Mortz Abeles. Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Barber =
Arnold Budget James i. Cooper, Mr. and
Emerson Phillip Graf MI. and Mrs John L. Hamilton.
C. r. Liebod, Mr. ana Mrs Cesar MBbns, the Rev. j. L..
Peters T. o. Robinson William NJ. st. John, James r.
steers IT., Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Van Ness.
TO sail today by the NOOrland Iiod STAR Antwerp
James A. Wright henry j. Powell, Dr. 3. H. Douglass the
Rev Chauncey h. Brewster, Professor and Mrs T. - boo
little Captain Charles o. Lundborg Mi. and Mrs Charles C.
Lister Mr. and Mrs W. q. WinsOw, Mr. and Mrs II. r.
(,oodnow the Rev. Charles r. Haley, Joseph fiskc DR.
O. s. Stockston, Hugh Craig and Washington Beck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17

Earned York. 3 Boston. q. Twohase hts
Na, Wild Pitches aibouIne. . First base on balls New
York Boston. ;. First base ON errors New orb =
struck -Wrch .: Rulhiurnr. D. Doubo plays-Nash,
Burlock. WISE E>te1OrOOk uciAardt ana COiOr Umpire
Mr.. York. Time, 100.
The New.York and Boston mines play again ut the
Polo Grounds to-day S.cmmeycr and keefe VIII be the
pitchers 1T, -, -.
The Metropolitan and St Louis clubs will play at
Island to-day and the Brooklyn and Louisville
clubs at Washington Park.
Manager G. H. Byrne, OF the Brooklyn club tele.
grapned last night that smith had Joined the cluD api
penitent. Peoples, the catcher, was married III
Cincinnati on Thursday and will bring MS bride 10
Brooklyn. The Brooklyn players came home late last
night.
The games OF the Long Island Amateur Baseball
Association Prospect Park today will he as follows;
stars va Rewards. B.ifOrts Erankins, Com
mercals vs. VernOns. Great interest IL being taken III
the Star and Hayward this is the first time these
clubs this and IL Is expected tnal each
club VIII present It's strongest team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
WILL MR.. SQUIRE GO TO JAIL

An order was obtained from Justice Barrett yes =
terlay by Francis VI. Of the Corporation COunses
office directing Roin VI. squire, Commissioner of Public
Works next wednesday why he should not
DE committed Jail there to remain until he complies with
requirements Of the subpoena issued by the Commission
ers directing him 10 appear before them WITH the
hooks and papers of his office for Aavts by
William T. sherman and Joseph B Adlni>On,
setting forth Squres refusal 10 obey the subpoena and
by Mr. scott declaring that speedy determination OF the
matter was necessary the continuation OF the examination
OF the affairs of Squires Office, presented to the
Counsel Squire will apply today to Judge Barrett
compel the Commissioners az Accounts 10
the and OF the De
partent Public Works III tho premises occupied by the
dana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
ALP ArKIys,s rslprcuNIoUs FRIENDS.

WASHINGTON, July Is (Speciab.-The lnves-
tgation OF abuses connected with the appointment by
Commissioner Atkins OF his "mpccunious and lmpov-
crushed Tennessee friends" to Indian traderships
was continued to-day before the Senate Com
mittee, OF which Mr.. Platt IL chairman. II. NJ.
Hunter the attorney OF c. A. Cleveland Co., testified
as to several interviews he had had with Commissioners
Atkins in which no fully exposed the nature OF the at
Temps made by Z. VI. Jackson to force G. A. Cleveland
INTO partnership with him. The letters written
by Senator Vest TO Jim Bannermsn. OF s.. L"uIs a.
ready printed in THE TRIBUNE. put IN evidence
respects the testimony fuzzy bore out The truth
OF charges made against the management OF the u
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUES RACE.

A little fleet, composing the navy OF the
Atlantic Yacht Club. will sail from MILESTONE L. L.
at o'clock this morning for the annual club cruise
The big sloop Atlantic in stately and solitary grandeur
will lead the fleet. Mono OF her sister soops mas
accepted the challenge to with her for the S3oo
cup, and so the gentlemen who offered 20 put up tho
money for the Just that much in pocket Con-
modore Higgins. board tine flagship Agnes. WIN Dc IN
feet viii sail from there to w-Londob on Monday,
thence Shelter Island, stonington and Newport on
successive days Each days sail will be an informal
race the first yacht port taking her own time and
tha nj hers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17

length. Little Joe second. woengths In front Of Handy
Andy third Time-1:29a. Mutuals paid $50.
John Sullivan tho third race-1A miles-by o
length Leman second ons length in front Of Idle Pat
third. Tlme-2:l0k Mutuals paid S38 -.
Tho fourth raco-lls mlles-was won by Punka, Buon-
anan second Redstone third. Timc-l:5oI. Mutuais
paid fed So 10.
The nth race--a steepshass, short courseIwaS won
by Rory QNore. Hopsng second, Bruton third Anne-
3:O34- Mutuals paid Eli so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
METHODS OF TEMPERANCE REFORM.

sorru FRAMlyGnAM, July 16.-The New
England Assembly well attended to-day. The work
.. IN, day was specially relative temperance reform
The Rev. G. II. Vibbert, OF Boston, gave the morning
lecture on The Church ana the D,lnk Curse" Three
influences which lead to ntemperance were noted the
voluntary choice OF the drunkard the example OF the
moderate drinker and the temptation Of the grog-shop
Tne last evil no declared is greatest where the grog-
shops are respectable and the Parker House In Boston
was mentioned as particularly dargerous ms AFTER
In A memorial service for John Is. Cough was held
IN which Dr. Vincent and Dr. Dunnins made addresses
and a poem Was read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17

has adjourned until September 90 and the judges are
away on vscationa Efforts are being made to bring
them together again and tho Attorney General VIII
mako formal request for extra session. 70 many
legal Of the deforred pay
ments Of tax that municipal boards are in qnandary IN
making the levies As the tax Is made lien on the
premises landlords ordering their liqdor ten
ants to move ont pay the tax Tn short the liquor
interests OF Ohio much disturbed ana inc
court Is blamed for It's dilatOry tactics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
TIE PAYNE CASE TO BE TAKEN UP.

WASHINGTON, July 16 (SpcciaD. Senator
Pugl gave notice to-day that on Tuesday ne would call
up the majority report of the Committee on Privileges
and Elections in what is known as tls Payne case IL
will no doubt lead to spirited debate. Mr. Sherman
i'll understood has finished the preparation OF his
speech which VIII be appeal to tho senate III the m
teres. gnity TO Investigate the charges or
bribery brought against Payne. Messrs. Hoar
and Frye will follow hin similar strain, and there
can DO little doubt Messrs Evsrts Logan ard Tel
Ter Will take the opportunity plain more fully their
vote aud their report against an Invest ga
.L n.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17

WASHINGTON. July 16.-The Secretary OF the
Navy las received report OF the Board OF Visitors TO
the Naval Academy. The Board recommends that all
the cadet pursue the first three of their course
the same line OF studies and the end of this time be
allowed to choose which of the throe branches OF the
service they prefer adopt subec; to the approval OF
the Academic Board and that they shall be SO assigned
and their course subsequent this shall be so shaped
as 10 meet this view The Board also strongly OF
The opinion cadets who are not 10 be TAKEN
permanently into the Navy should be discharged from
IL ai the end instead or az the end OF SIX
years as at present The Board also recommends tne
oneuing I'M OF branches OF service particularly
The Revenue Marine Service to the surplus cadets OF the
graduafiuy class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17

sIxTH-sELLIsG. = MILE.
sgvEsIn- ruIL counsE
wINNERs OF TIE wAsHINGroN PARK RACES

"
WASHINGTON PARK, CHICAGO, July 16.-The
weather day WAS warm, the track good the nj
tendance fair. The first race-l liz mcs-was won by
Hattie Carlisle by half length, Typo second. Two
lengths In front Of Ed. Gilman third. Time-l:51A
MutuAs paid So 04.
In the second race Of q mle-Iisiand won BIZ one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
suMMER TROrTING AT PITTsBURG.

PITrsBURG, Penn, July 16.-The summer
trottine meeting of the Exposition Driving Park Asso
citation closed to-day with three of the most exciting
races here this season. In the first race III
purse 81 OOO Judge Davis in three straight bea,s
DelIneator second race, "a pacing class purse
5000 In the third race, special purse, Sl2Oo Harry
wilkes the last three heats out OF hye IN Z:lSa
2;2l, 22l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
lie CHARGES AGAINST COLLECTOR HEDDEN

WAsHINGToN, July 16 lSpeciaO. -Coilector
Heddens defence has reached the Civil Service Com
nissioners and WAS considered by them to-day From
expressions dropped by of the Commissioners the
IMPRESSION was gained that the reply and explanation
received from G WORK not regarded as sails
factory aud that probable an investigation OF Coz
ector eddens conduct in the matter OF appointments
and removals will be ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
DROWNED WHILE ROWING IN A RACE.

AKRON Ohio, July 16 (SpeciaD. AT a Sunday
school picnic to-day OF the German Reform Church OF
this city, Bernard Jusel. and Martin Benker were
drowned while rowing boatrace In the presence OF
many friends and their families. Juselrs boat 1lied
and he plunged into the stream. Benker In his
efforts to save his companion was also drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM IN THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON, July Is lSpeciap.-lhe demo-
cratic enemies Civil Service Reform SUITE red reverse
in the House to-day. The conference report on the
Legislative Appropriation bill was under consideration
and Mr. Holman who had charge OF IT, urged the House
10 adhere to It's disagreement TO a Senate amendment
providing an additional clerk for the Civil Service Com
mission. Mr. Cannon, OF Illinois, moved that the House
recede It's disagreement AMI supported MS notion
IN a brief speech. Mr. Springer. OF Illinois SPOKE ON
the same side. Most OF the Democrats STOOD mp wheh
Holman demanded the yeas and maya, whlch were
ordered Mr.. CanDon's motion prevailed ny Vose VI
Io3 TO Ill Only voted In The alrh
alive with the Republicans. They were Messrs Dorga'
Fndlay, Frederick Hail. GAY. Hale Herbert, nl:'
Howard Pindar scott, springer, Townshsnd, Wor'hing
ton. Will. anu Winans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
ATHLETIC GAMES ON STATEN ISLAND.
The summer Meeting Of the Staten Island Ath

letc Club will take place 430 to-day at it, grounds
New. Brighton 22Oyarls handicap, another OF
twice distance third Of Onehalf mile wOinic bicycle
and obstacle viii he open to all amateurs Mem
the club only will participate In the l5Oyarls run
handicap. Handsome prizes Will be given to winners ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
AN ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION.

WASHINGTON, July 1G tSpecidD.-lt Is under
stood that Chairman Morrison will offer resolution IN
the House on Monday providing for the Adjournment oi
Congress on July 90 The resolution VIII he reIerrei 10
the WAYS and Means Committee ana JroDapiS VIII pe
rnnortad hack 70 rhe House IL is not likely
however that the session will end before August :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
THE LIQUOR TAX LAWN ONO.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, July 16 Especial. 1.-The
Supreme by falling to decide tho oonstitntonaty
OF the Dow liquor tax law has placed the State aud
municipalities al the mercy Of tho lswyerA The court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
SITTING DOWN ON A BOX or MATCHES.
Morris Jatensky, of No. 80 East Broadway 4

down on OF matches last evening The matches ignt
and set IRE his clothing Before the flames were e1
tnguished no severely burned and taken
conscious condition " the GOuveTneur Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17

To MoTHgRs-When, II you please, 10 the nurssmaid
who takes your youngest like eldost doing
. sum Of arithmetic Well, when, you know, she
+" sets down" one aud "carrieS" one.-lJudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
DEATH or A BROTHER OF JAMES FLOOD
John Flood. said to BIO a brother OF James Flood

the millionaire died Thursday in apartment
Greenpointave, Brooklyn from consumption.
sick long and month hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
THE POLO PONY MATCH POSTPONED.
The match race for 81 900 side between t

polo ponies Bucshot and Cedarhurs which was to take
pace Yesterday at Bay did Off rs the
conditions good day good track The track WAS
heavy. IL Will be Monday.