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New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
T,RrsoMe INTERSTATE COMMERCE DEBATE.

WASHINGTON, July 81 (SpeciaD.
Reszan OF the House Committee on Commerce. was
happy to- day He first induced tho House take up the
Interstate CONNER bill and then persuaded IL 10
allow him TO repeat again-for the seventh
or eighth time-his speech In favor OF
a general con1scaton OF railroad property
ia the Unad States Mr.. Reagan processes to have
studied the problem with which he attempted 10 dsai
to-day but his treatment OF IL showed that he s dul
scholar. The debate kept through the evening
session before audience OF half dozen members.
The House adjourned at IL O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELITGENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l lSpecidN.-lG the
United States Circut Court tins afternoon President
C;owen made a motion before Judge Butler, asking the
Court direct that the witnesses who declined TO
answer certain questcns Robinson suit for the
oslre OF the general mortgage OF the Pnade phs
and isealng Railroad Company he required To answer.
Attorney Richard c. Dale. who represents Mr. Robin
SON argued questions which the witnesses re-
Butcr reserved decson. but said that he would dis
pose OF tho matter before him speedily as possible
sARAroGA. Jniy u tSpeciaD. D.rhe executive commit
tee OF the Traffic Association is In session nj tho
Grand Union Hotel. The proceedings arc conducted
with closed doors
CoIrwgt.s July 2l-The stockholders OF the Central
OHIO Railroad Company Belaire to COLUMBUS, today
made arrangements 10 fund at liz per cent the Original
per cent bonds ssuri for construction aud equip
ment OF the road amounting TO S2.50o.0Do. The new
bonds will and option gwen the hold
era OF the exchange them for the 43 per cent
bond. The viii run for forty-io years Iho
following members OF tho Bpiri OK Directors were
eect@d Samuel Sponcor to TAX, the Place of hooert
Garrett. absent IN Europe; David lee. IN pace 81 1t
A. g. Crane, private secretary 10 Garrett, John X
Hall. lax CITY, Ohio. to succeed his father j. W.
HsII. dec"ased
CHICAGO, July 2I.-Judgs Gresham heard arguments
Yesterday on motion to have the receivers and trus
tees OF the Wabash Railroad appear In Chicago and
.n.wer 10 bill OF Charles H. Beers and Henry Gardner
TO have the mortgage the Chicago division OF the
wabash system foreclosed and separate receiver ap
pointed Judge Gresham said that Tor the present lie
would merely the St. Louis receivers to report
their method Of donS business With tie chicago
division
CHICAGO, July 2I.-The appellate court rendered a
dsc,s,on to day in the ase OF the Chicago Burlington
and Quincy Railroad Company against Charles S. Bart
lett the decision % the lower court Bartlett
was pay for the railroad and on March l. 1884,
psckage OF money containing $26.S5O was toen from
Inc safe in his Oice The railroad hronent SUIT aeas
him ana mis- bonds. jury iii the supreme Court
acquitted him ard the railroad LOOK AN "ppe" WHICH
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
PRESIDENTIAL BooMs AT RYsr.

Mr.. Logan here quoted from The Cincinnati CONNER
dol Cazene article against himself and Senators
Eyarts and Teller and speaking OF Mr.. Evarts rep
resenave OF coal oil IN the and that " Teller
he wasn't worth talking about. The Presidential
boon the article continued, Of two distngu shed lie
pubcan United States Senators be tendery laid
away 10 eternal rest" Thst" said Mr. Logan ad-
dressing Mr. Evaris means yourself and the Senator
from Onio. MI. Sherman. Laughter 1t cannot aude
10 anybody There nobody else that spoken OF in
that article nc for Office Of nat kind
ILaughter Here is another article from The CONNER
caI Gasetts stating tbs, Mr. Gesrgs Pox had been
visit West Virginia AMI that just before he left there
Senator Camden whose Intimate fsAtisns to tbs st
dsrc OH Csnyany are well known, had tsiegfaphed TO
Drominent Democrats that Osly six moro votes were
Isuted to ssrry tks and thar they
70 pay $4,000 for thsn. Nov said Mr. Logan.
ar that spy who will publish such M Infamous
Ssndsx and such vtaneus lie that upon honorable
61mbers Of bis own psrty is unworthy Of recognition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
NEW-YORK CITY.


Taylor Cutter is the firm name of Bowerycl thing
house
Arrests last week. 1925 births, ESQ., deaths. zoo
marriages, l4O.
Croton water rents for the week Sl622i 81; licenses
granted. 2O6; fees for them, 1913 90.
"P H. C"-The bridegroom usually furni9hcs neck
ties and a coach tho ushers Gloves are not neces
sary.
The Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church at -Four
teenth-at aud Second-ave has been thoroughly reno
va;ed within and without.
The fifteenth annual meeting Of the National Board OF
Steam Navigation will be held at the Holman HOuse on
Tuesday, Wednesday ard Thursday.
An unknown man, who fell overheard from Fort Leo
erryboat on Friday aud rescued after he had be-
come inscnsibe died in the Manhattan Hospital yesier-
day ne WAS about sixty years OF age and had q fuI
gray beard
According to Professor Draper observations In Cen
trail Park the wind travelled 657 miles last week; tie
temperature ranged from $50 to $50.
Among the visitors at the Merrmac and Monitor
Naval Battle last week wero Buffalo Bill, Buck Tay Tor
Captain Burke, who agreed that the hght was sum
GENTLY realistic the sangunary taste or Chey-
enne constable or a Gunnls0n coroner.
Hart's Theatre Ccmiquc, Harlem. will begin its pre-
lInhndry season on September g. Joseph Murphy, the
deneal of Irish characters. VIII play MS hrst en-
gagenent in Harlem appearing IN The Kerry Cow "
and shaun Rhue" on september 20, The theatre mas
been entirely reuvenated the floor elevated TO good
height aordng unohs ructed view OF the stage from
all parts the house. There have been two more exits
made making the total number twenty-six.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29

There were 10 bodies received at the County Morgue
durins the year ending July 81 Of which nncty two were
identified.
Johanna Griffith sixty fcl out Of second story
window al No yesterday and died at the Long
Island Hospital within two hours.
Count Saeo Maritime Minister Of Japan accompanied ny
OF Commodore Chandler
Ofue 500 patients admitted 10 tho County Hospital ~
Flaush last year 90 discharged as recovered LIZ
improved 80 unmpTovcd and Jl died. There are al present
43I patients in the hospital
Stewart Yesterday submitted his brief to Justice
Cullen his repeal the annexation OF New Lots as me
Twenty Ward His chief argument j. that New Lois D.,
referred a in the cyatl"n BILL though he main
that IT never incorporated as such
Residents Eighteenth Ward complaining greatly
Of the vile OdOfs and filthy cond ton o the stree eey IN
that part This condition OF affairs particularly
end Of MyrtodNc. In tins thorough
Tar beyond MyTtevc there Is and the CUTTERS on
each side constantly filled with stagnant water and refuse
The is thick coating % green slime on the water IA Inc
cutters bad at times that people have 70 bIn
coffee and brown paper in their houses countcrsct IT, The
city Works that not much can be done by
way until the JohnsOuaye sewer is hnshed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
IRISH LACROSSE MEN GO HOME

The decks of the steamship Umbria were like
furnace yesterday afternoon when the little band OF
irish lacrosse players said goodby to their American
friends Only members OF the team sailed yester
day. The two Keiys are staying In Saratoga McLeish
gone to Chicago. and Mac Donald and Montgomery
went home on Saturday a week ago The Now-York La
Club assembled In strong force. IL. H. Balch the
Sice-president r. NJ Marson the secretsrJ A. Hodge,
IT,. ". Robinson, J. (5erndt A d. Rtchey aud others
were there The freshmen were IN high spirits. all
homo with the highest opinions OF America snd all
and enjoyable time The great topic OF discussion, how
was the projected visit OF the NewYork Lacrosse
Club 10 Great Britain and Ireland tho Of 49,
The freshmen prOphesied enthusiastic welcome and
good lacrosse II the NewY Workers went John SIN
clar the OF the before the ship sailed,
said that while they mad won only three matches during
their stay-Niagara Snamfocks OF Montreal and Canadn
Indisns-hey felt thoroughly satisfied with their trip,
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NEVIS From TIE SUBURBS.


FATALLY BURNED ID A NANNI'II LNTIU1IUN'
varnsh exploded In the yard OF F. G. Wards leather
factory In Richmond st. Newark, yesterday. Adam Hncl.
ellie boys stood near the kettle al the time Hnc-
one OF the boys was also terribly burned. but he
viii recover. Charles Leonard, the other boy. was
able TO NALL home. although painfully injured.
The noise explosion alarmed all The woIkmcn the
shop they ont into the yard IL seemed fnr instant
as Il the yard fire nchclifc stood with his
lack kettle at The time OF the explosion His clothing
was saturated with OIL, and before he could throw Of his
scanty they iruted. lie then started
but fell alter going few ret several
workmen pTaspng hides. old bags and OF cloth
ing buried hm under heap Of All kinds 81 material.
In the the Farrell boy running the opposite
direction calling loudly Tor help. His clothing fire,
but two the held him while another brought
hide which wrapped around the boys boiy When the
had subsidized IL found that Iiiuchclinc
terribly burned The clothing had been completely burned
his His fellow -wOTkmen rubbed oil
ambulance arrived
pital Farrell Leonard the ohcT boys, home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF A DUCKS BROKEN BACK.

Ellis r. Thomas is well known resident Of BavTcltvie
County. A few weeks he broke H.. "A
duck and arrested by officer the ETY.
Prevention OF Cruelty aniiIas lie revolver
shoot the officer Mrs. Thomas aided
band in the battle. Th'mH 1t the trial was
acquitted the charge Of but
fo hc arrest MI Mrs Thomas resisting and as
saung the officer. \ con-iabcs searcI ell
the house Thomas when about discovered
him hidden mp great chimney. II refused 10 come
III threatened with smoke and and then hc yielded
HIS wife also was arrested yesterday. Justice Joseph
T. Kelly 4 MpntmOor. committed Thomas 10 New City a
10 await the Grand Jury Thomas case
will heard by Justice Kelly tomorrow. None Mr.
1homass friends had offered to become his bOndsman
night and seemed probable that the dead would
him TO spend Sunday ia the County Jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
DARKNESS STOPS A BASEBALL GAME.

The contest at Washington Park yesterday
between the Brooklyn and Baltimore clubs was one in
which the batting heavy. Both clubs took kindly
to the pitching and did well to the enjoyment OF the
1000 spectators. The Brooklyn men got their hits we'll
together, and placed them where they would do the
most good. home run by Terry in the first
inning netted three runs. At the end OF
the first inning when the homo club had
nut Terry In the box and wus making poor sho wing.
the Brooklyn team claimed that It was TOO dark 10
continue play and at their request Umpire Bradley
called the game In the second inning, when Henderson
came TO the bat, lie presented with diamond ring
the setting IN the shape OF baseball diamond aud
consisted of nine diamonds
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
NEW-JE RSEY.

WREHAwKEy.-Thed ecomposed body of man foun
Yesterday Kings Woods. on the Boulevard. The
dressed IN gray suit with white derby hat In his
pocket found copy Of morning paper, dated Angus
2, and 50. There are no marks OF violence.
UNION HILL-Dora Rodenberg seventeen. Of Garden
other girls the
Jacob Lambcrs, North Bergen yesterday
fruit The farmer discharged shot gun At them The entr
charge struck Dora ROdenbeg The farmer had her
to her home Her wounds not serious, bni She Will b.
disfgured for f most Of the shot having entered her
he farmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29

PITTsBURG, Aug 2S.-To-d day q fine racing
programme was carried out on Conemaugh Lake. Cam
bra County, where the South Fork Hunting ana FISHING
Club. composed OF PIttsburg men OF wealth ana ther
families. has erected a magnificent clubhouse
and pumerou, costly summer residences. Included
in the programme wore the following: Ladies'
single scull-won by Miss Mcintosh Miss snydan sec.
ond and Miss Mabel Hussey third single sou race hD
girls under sxteen-won by Miss Ida Irwin. Doupiie
scull for ladies-won by the Misses Hussey. DouDie
scu for girls under sxteen-won by Miss Alice q Hoiu
ship and Miss Ida Irwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
WEsTCHEs1ER COUNTY.

The history Of Westchester County which has been
In preparation for years finished and being dis
tr6utcd to subscribers Its published volumes Of
pages each by L. r. Preston CO.. of PHILADELPHIA and
edited by j. Thomas schari II handsomely printed neatly
bound and contains all that be said
County hundred Illustrations bograph
Teal sketches of leading and pictures of homes The
history begins in 1914 and brought down present
time Among those who have contributed 10 tho work
James Wood Edward +. DE Iancey, the Rev William
Corey, Henry b. Dawson. Judge l. ~ Mills Allen NJ But
Ter Charles r. Lindsey. Josiah Mitchell Thomas H. Edsa
Mtndham MOIrs the Rev. David Cole A
the Rev. Charles W. Baird and Joseph Barrett
UNONPoRTSeven Of typhoid are reported IN
the family 0f Watson Doty. One death has occurred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
STATEN ISLAND.

The funeral Of Batasar KIescher the millionaire founder
of Kreischervie ;. L. took place yesterday About 500
friends present Special trains and special boat
Clifton took the body and mourners TO Greenwood Cemetery
The Democratic managers yesterday nominated Edward
Moore of MddeOwn for Assembyman George Gallagher for
DsrictAtOrney and William O'Nel for Superintendent OF
Poor. When IL known Staten Island there
great gnaon and the rank and file OF Democracy
if the slate not changed they would
straight Republican ticket simply To beat the machine
DinatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
LONG ISLAND.

HUNTNGTOS-The body OF man found in Cold Spring
Harbor Friday which was Identified rs that OF Anton
Lee. baker at the aureltOn House Lehr went rowing
small boat August2 The next day the boat found
bottom up and later the mans hat and cane picked
the bay.
BAYsHoRE-Mrs. Patrick Scuy, wife of wen todo resi-
dent has disappeared and her husband and friends
she has either committed suicide met with foul play
Scuy forty years old No Is Known for her
leaving her home reward offered information
corning her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Vindsor Hotel-General Count Saigo, Jap.
anese Minister Marine; Captain snioaysms Cnie,
Engineer Rarada and Heutenants Funaki, Salto anu
Hidaka of the Japanese Navy, and Lieutenant sestoh
Schroeder, u. S. Navy Fifh Arenne Hofe-Mrs.
General " r. sherman ... Clarendon HOtel-Aiexander
Greger, of the Russian Legation at Washington-...
Breroort HOuse-Genera John q. Parkc, U. 5. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
THE MONTREAL TEAM WINS AT LAcRos

MONTREAL, Aug. % tSpecidD. 5000
people witnessed the championship lacrosse match TINS
afternoon between the Toronto and Montreal clups.
This match excited greater interest than any lacrosse
match for years and the excitement during tho games
was Intense Tho Torontos played WELL but we're IN no
gay match for the Monresis, who took three sraisn'
Games in 43, 4 and l6 minutes respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29

BETTING on THE INTERNATIONAL sCULL RACE
LONDON, Aug 2S.-Beach, the champion
scuer is in splendid health and his chances OF winning
I'm next weeks races considered excellent In the
hating he ia the favorite to being offered against
him Five to one ia offered against Matterson the Aus
tralian to against Tcemer and to against Ross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29

49,, ,,-oo,osa ,otnea him and the two ran together
an rr mile Precosa took first place on .ne low ea y
~, ~ lie passed her the homes fetch anu o $3.50 III
~ InSths Pteciosa second two lengths 9eoae
xatie tietenel fourth Gonfaou and inchnohu pe'o o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29

Earned rnns-Meropohtan. = Atlotc !. First base
errOrs-MeropOlitan. l; Athletic, l. First base balls
metropolitan 2; Athletic, l. Left bases Metropolitan
Total base Metropolitan 10 Athletic 49, Home
mts-Larkn. Milligan, MoGarr. Miller stolen
bases-McIaughin, !; Double plays McGarr, Bauer and
Migan. Passed balis-DOnOhue, 4. Wild pitches Cush.
man. l. Umpire-Mr. Bradley. Time Of game-l:5O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
rlArnrsH.-wmlam Z. covle.

FATBusH-Wilam f. COye waiter tn Burgess's Hotel
vas arrested Yesterday charged with attempting to set TN
house IRE lie placed under 900
his arrest Coyle charge against Mrs burgess
the proprietor. claiming that she kept ,orey place sh
placed under 5000 bonds for examination Satur
day Then reconciliation was Effected both parties witt
their charges and both discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR THE METRoPoLrrANs.

ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR THE METROPOLITANS.
Over people witnessed the game played
at Staten Island yesterday between the Athletics OF
Philadelphia and the Metropolitans, which resulted
another victory for the Athletics. Heavy batting
done by both sides and the Nets" lead at this but
their costly the visitors the the
half of the eighth inning. The batting Meister and
Orr was the feature of the for the MetrOpOtans
McGarr and Bauer feided In excellent style for the
Alhetlcs. Following IL the scOra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
Special Gable Dispatches.

THE TRIBUNE is publishing voIuminous
and costly Special Cable Dispatches from
Europe, many of them either written
by or authorized as public expression OF
their views by prominent men. These
dispatches have been valuable source
of popular information during the exciting
campaign for Parliament just ended, and
they will be continued during the new
Home Rule contest in Parliament about TO
be begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
ALONG TIE SOUNn.

ANsOSIAArthur 4. HOadey OF the building firm of Uurd
Hoadlry has been missing since Monday on that dav he
started for Bridgeport expecting to return night II had
nearly I'll 900 IN bills in his pocket. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29

O0$ /
Earned runs-BroOklyn. 4 Baltimore A. Home Runs
Terry. TwoDase hits Phillips, ! Smith. O'G onnen :
McGinnls, |. ThTee-base hts-Pinkney =; MullOOn l.
Passed balls-Doan, ! Peoples l. Wnd pitches-None
First base balls Brooklyn, Baltimore q. First base
i Baltimore, A. Umpire-M Bradley. Time hours
The Brooklyn Athletic Associations club beat the
Nassaus the Brooklyn CLUBS grounds by q score OF
4 to /.
An interesting game OF baseball between the Office
of the Equitable Life Assurance Society and Nut
uai Life Insurance Company was played on the Polo
Grounds on Friday The Equitable team won by
OF IL s. There many brilliant plays that would
have done credit professionals Bishop pitched and
Eckman caught for tie Equitabes, and Carbonel and
Tempson filed those positions, respectively, for the
MutualA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29

PICKS PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS perfectly
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STEAMERS DUE.
MONDAY. AUG 30.
Announcements

Earl g. Wilson's T.. & w. brand of Mems
Collars and Cuns are the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
Sun rises 5l9 Sets. G33 Moon rises bl2 Moons age p
HIGH wArEa-
A.M-Sandy Hook. 7,05 Gov. Isrd. 1888 Hell Gate p2
P.A-sandy Hook. 1926 Gov. Isld. 75s Hel Cato. GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29

BUHACH, THE CALIFORNIA INSECT POWDER.
pure Calfornia production progress i've insect eNer
Every tin Of powder covered BY our Trademarks.
Bullach is guaranteed. Try IT, Druggists.
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BY MAIL, rs CENTS PER MONTH.
Address changj as ofta1 as necassarf
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. AUG. o. 1856,
ARRIVED.
Steamer City Of Chester OBI. LewA liverpool Ang II
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D..

144 Lcxin gtOnayc.. between Doth and 3Oth ats.
Hours TO l. tot Diseases Of the Nervous system.
Gcnito- Urinary organs. Impotence and stcrility
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
ROWING RACES BY WOMEN.

and their only regret was that they could not stay
longer.
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Shestna uiv,s s.~5Ie. en- Choula, So. (aeItyl
'" LaNe~hu s0n H. i~tter o. (GeThaTdy) o
Besing-cholula to FONT 8 to Duke of Montalpan
10 IdtteI 10 l. Maggie J. 10 l. Princess II to l.
Florence tonso and Pocomoke were withdrawn
Duke OF hontab$n was first OF Princess soon took
the lead Joined s " Font who went TO the front
the end and easily by two lengths Maggie second two
lengths before the Duke OF MOBtaban who was sin
before Princess. Cholua the iayoi was wholly unabe 10
run.
sixth RAcE-WELTER STAKES $50 EAcH $3.50 ADDED
SPECIAL WEIGHTS 3I6 MILES on IIK TURF
w LAkeiands DC Exile,by Mortimer Second Hand yrs
J. H. Haggins b.t Preci0sa 3,
W. Jenningss b. m Farewell. aged l24 fTavlorf
John b. shaws oh m. Katie Fletcher o. 1873. Fsnani
Aontgc!nery stables blk Goniaon.6 l26. Finparick
Dryer Bros b. c. Richmond 4. 1876. Laughing
Ilme-2.O3.
BettiDg-Exiie even Preeiosa Gonfaon TO / Rich
Nond TO l. Farewell 10 TO J. Kate Fletcher 10 to l.
&lzzbeA and Paeha were Withdrawn GonfaIon led