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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
4 PORTRAIT WE'LL DRAWN.
ST. CLAIR MK!Lw TAKES PREIENDER "
An sPANKS HIN.

From The Brooklyn Eagle.
In one of its periodical OGtbursts against lts
own ing The Ns,c- YORK Lren'9 POST under u"'e u
september a. sara:
It's rare indeed Of al amusing Orazen
be iroure Tor lng either about persons places Oh vH-'
A. ieue a. The proprietor finds the Les sell we'll he no' o.
10 a ~I ot him. o. else Cts him on You cover you ~h
abuse ,ander In truth might larry Oe Ss VIA, 1
pAeuOmonon 81 modern society j. lh'
Of professional nendAcy kept by pi0eS'oA'
moralsts ,.-.
should DO understood tina. me EVsning Post not
Newspaper; the persons who WORK On II are not news
uaper uen the facts II prins are not news the lnu.
YSsls VINO gather accounts Of local events for II are
not reporters Hose who send matter TO IL from ao"S
Washington London. Paris and other places are no.
the men put the matter into types
lar II are not prnters those VINO correct the PROOFS W
copy not prooireaders, and the beings WIZ eAP
Bearing these facts IN mind the ioI!owlnS ron 49,.
Ie,niv Post Of sop embsr H. three issues before tlo
Ole m watch the foregoing extract appeared Is OF gem
| era Interest to "prOiesslOnai mOralsts
The mystery OF the Moro sche!ng sensation 70 Whon
the great SoleG she has been on ten
o. tste ana .i, .nc hon he theatre At which
ssyed AMI Il now about rho sensation : 81 az
Sdvs srlef tsIsh sSG, si;pcon else her unto
ioi ~ Tie usual rates Il To A''ei - fe .s
e1p anatou the readers ana not tns e''o'5 "a II
T Es'. .4sa, e Sat 5r OF S.t .no .enodi
The statement TIA. Ar.. scheilngs departure "om
the AIR, aud from her husband was merely 'en
days' leave OF aDseuoo" from which she was aoou' "
return tue ll.a inc aAy i"e ro'' s b,.eI
Oh A forged TELEGRAM. sent Oy iar ~ the theatre
night OF sns lO,n tae sreA. ns, ~ ~, IA
ponu 1ie JosL with an alacrty to believe and utter
sv against Its neigh0ors, adopted the talsohooi 81
truth without delay inquiry, and on Ns own ol.o.
n f tn. lie huny sermon She effect that TIC lFull
teilers wrre the mars In the tsdded To IT'S adopted
lie the .eyeral false things winch II was qlick 70 sur
mise aud declare against It's c0nem porarles Nu"s ~
corrected the fasehOod yet IL has not wi'hdrA"n w.
an. ns,nuaIons AGAINST ITS neighbors. IL has, however
breome twice AZ abusive Of It's own calling IS ovlo
de.pte or because OF the falsehooi adopted anu w
frtner OF insnuation, Win which IL ueoAe'
IL 90 q ~. .-., ,,., Nc. schel
The papers other than The Post SAID that mt an,
ling hal left the theatre, abandoned her hnsoAnu "
r.tlrnst TO her parents. All that vas Anu u tIuo
abssnt on leave vas about TO aud that the on
paprrs had got up the whole "sensalon' as IN
hood out o which to make money, or as az ann,as ~.
sohsme for the theatre ami the actress for ""iv
had been received All that was ami 10 un rSa mr.,
Posi- makes neither correction nor Apo1ogy. ~
sumotiou therefore Ia tnat IL drew lIs own pu
thsss words also from Its own columns on fru'' s
! A falss impression brings 40 much In the mA'Ao 10 "
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GAMES N OTHER CITIES.


PHILADELPHIA sept 25-rhe Philadelphia and Chicago
clubs PLAYED two games here to-day and the home
Sgo oy won pom at the defeats Of the champions
In the %G ~, ;ag g aS S SS E@ h aye ali over h
Tie young pitcher retired IN The seventh inning anu IMAM"
son ook his place. The score was as ioHo"''
G r,;sgsiart; III
Base Chicago phladeIpa Fl and h 5aS
pire"Nr Fulmcr.
The afternoon game between clubs also won
with ease by the the champions not making @
The had to be stopped at The eighth inning Oh account u
darkness. Score; y
c,icage so 9 . O. 8
H,sebt.-Cllcago Z; Philadelphia II. Errors-chcago'
Phi epia 3 PITCHERS Mccormick and Ferguson I'm
pre Mir Fuimcr.
clycIyxAr sent e5-Todays game between the Brooklyn
and Cincinnati marked by heavy batting on g9 t
game aud took lead which held to the end The score was
cincinnati ..:.:.....:.: IS
rsp BrookiynI Pltchers-snith ami porter Umpire
Vi IcQaade. .,.., .,,u
win , r. tlar has characterized ITS work Of late and e
rather easy victim 70 ,hr Lonsvo nG c Two basehs
| The WAS "a subj0lhel - ,
Merroieiian " 81
| Base hts Louisville 9. Metropolitan D. ErTors-lons
| vile Metropolitan i. Pitchers Ramsey anu O"SN''"
B6-1os sept 25Th Boston club succeeded 2 d.featms
Detroit nine today after ,tmaSay ~ ming AMID
great excitement. The score was. ,
nsro..-............ ....... . -
B..e hts-DetrOit. : Boston, .. Detroit o. Bos
" s.u>o1o~ sept % The Washington cqo te'cAsl the
~ La. nae tod,y The senators soret All u'e'' rams
| 10 'hr oicuns inning. score ,
- tou's ..'''-'.'''''-gg i
Base nt.-st Louis Wa'iins'on I, ir. rm i'1u'
A r'i.su.s r,,anrs Aq r. Il lo.. ,., Baltimore
| ,l..s va. po.il o1cl on account OF ram.
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NywHAvEx sept 20 oSp>cap. several attempted
neetns. hch were broken up by tie soplomoes 'he
COLLEGE -hen finally assembled at Il O'CLOCK 70 Gy III '"o
gymnasium 10 elect uIo officers o. Their lHo'ou' + 80
-. pr...ient samuel knight d Nalc Savy,
dreaded Onccrs were elected as follows fesirht-"o
rev ~ sheffield vcepIesden-I osci 20 secretary anu
treasurer collins go aud Day go sheffield lLch All
pi,f vi,i,i o Clinton iarur Hare 81 the pttrtrh' VI
he nvcr-lty Football ASSOCIATION MI hae was mn,
H., al fhe famous eleven oil last ana ne maize nt
49, IN tr m shmeu to turn IN good oroe and engage
IN fhl. sport The officers ted were president 'us ~
o. VICE resdrut-F Fleming, 80 rhehcd secretary on dn
~, o." me- Warurr toT 90 aud Mathews ior 80.
shened James Archibald, Jr, -" hIst "i"ooi
% ali ASSOCIATION asked the freshmen 10 elect t.m
,orary ornrers Tor their baseball organ4atoh To nom o'
Iut 1anunry / Ball. 90 elected president ,an7o'A
~ siird cepresient aud kohief secre'.iy am
ur,r or 90 aLu mitchell 10 hold the same once o %
md Football pIscuce began this afternoon bAyho ''
IN nous two years ago coached 'A' nc" e"
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ENJOYING LAcRossE AT RvINGroN.

II WAS a great cay the newly organized lo"n ana
Country Cl," lry neion on tIe-Iin !'''''"F'
,t,,., r- auI huulIel 81 hr prominent p'"p' Nv
io = YouL,t- Il-iml- Uohls Ferry and laiyto"h as
sen ir a. the club grounds To witness an exhibition game ~
lacrosse Hy special request Tire Nc"lorH Lacrosse ''"O
the champions of tie United rtA''S' semi UP 7o'' '-
,i.I t, spectator, Dy the brilliant pay nag.
ma ,.r,rs a. e., cub wfIc SD Pleased ~ ihe cN'lI z
sr,ri n ID iey Immediately dcc.td 10 make h il'', 4 sp
~ f,.ffr. uf n.r club ftrianMtnfs lAs lhrt are ''
ht to I'D, .. bout have been leased JOY h'
of ycaf-. During tne winter an 'Apen'l'' '"''' 81 '
Arri c match, y,-terlay luucA,on w's .,iVr: -,
,l,.r. f.r. 81 .--f. NaI-nu iclcN NrihHi FiN'I' ,l
M.tor Mo.rs. Ho.ln'ou A@tar%'' n'p""', i"l, H.
d 90 d. v lis.-e poiAan. .uA Il" az. " - a.,
Ars ,ic -I ctator, were NJ. nni NJ 'yru- W. M M
tf,. 4 rd.y. 81 and MI. Robert -tWrlI WI i.o
49,. D. i,fr'v T. j. > cCouib Mt and Mrs iou1
- yr- r stone Ms Henry Draper Mr.. DiAon' VI So
,...,.t,nf KIM. Mss WhtchOuor MI iin Mt r, "a
Fica Mr. John Mr. and Ms A. D. NaIn i " br
pt.ffef r. Hewitt Ma a'"'il' 90. ~
It lam amin. Thomas Manning han'el Nhs "" ,te
R,v d. fe Roy T.. Master, Miss MAs'ei' al" ''' ~
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no WELCOME EDWARD COOPER HOME.

The Committee of One Hundred OF the
County Democracy appointed to arrange ior
70 ex-Mayor Edward Cooper Wien he arrives
hare met last evening IN the New-Amsterua'n
Climb It was announced that Mr. Cooper ie'I ha'le
yesterday in the steamship La bourSos"o A"N
oo,s1 ,o reach here next Sun
dov committee OF ten appointed 10
ASCERTAIN what form OF reception wonld he uost agreo
ale 70 MIN The committee CONSISTS OF Mlchae
W,urice J. Power. Henry r. Beekman, t. EIery Amer
SON Patrick Keenan,. Il. B. MARITIME, Nelson .. Ma1,-
bury. Edward Kennedy John Il. 'oor"is anu i'"'' "
PurrOy. 49,,
The Committee OF the XVIII District OF the
Comfy Democracy last evening agreed to call PR
mary In that district on Friday evening.
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Tho maj singles the lawn tennis tournament al hose
vile y l. were played yesterday afternoon. h'yn' o.
Mont. r. beat Peter Ly man. Of Orange @" - o.
=, - ., ,,o,,,vc The ladies' singles were a. follows
Miss Mamie Baldwin beat Miss Agnes covert o. 81;
Ms peck bea, Miss Wsgenen % - MISS miner
y. ~,,rt hrt Miss CLARK of Mont lai. % % D
Wiss peck beat Miss Miller - The aiieS sngr- W" 10
l,ieted IA morrow. In the doubles II VI fctcI7 OF Jew
rL i,nd Nr poyd III Monclalr. played with MI >h.oh
mi Mr. Ludlow o Past orange Peters ah9 syo "oh VA
a., -r me second sci begun but had TO pe ou
oW ng o darkness -. 49,. ,r,ro ", and Mrs
q 81 Me- LELAND Mr. AMI Ms Covert, NJ r. - tuH'1p7l
NJ -rvnonr Mi aad Mrs e. II. Childs MI %au Ms ana
~ Sfissc. arucu'hau Miss Louie Bathgas VI l. 9e"y'
Wr e',ie Mr. ani VI. Bray n, am Ms. !" o 's
scorers we're A. II. 5chuyiri, "iAAD 7"' &c ""' ''P
st-f4r
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NEW.JERSEY.

,,,,,,,,v Work has been begun the Memorial iia ~
marry A h., 81 ms clty ihr So - -.
TrvIns.st In central location aug mas cs Max will
=, an, vars by three small story and a haIi hou'e',
ri viJorou.y tho new DullNhs "l,h W. a.,
s,P"S he place OF GOriOn's Opera House tl'' ""' N
a-tytAf ..,..,--.... :, Ia a ,ass une.fin ON
eneral Clinton d. FISK made an a1u.s's W '
txenfy i've AMI 100 women "no "eie P'0SSN ,,,~
,,>orox-when Mr. Amoerg tAe wlo oi a "e1 VEIN,
Nol- IN, her three cA.ligen Win hcE NJ va LAM
vi - ne would never allow her 10 ehlei IL ,,nI
50 I'm, house aud went 10 i've WI. dtys ago
70 repeated Of hor toly anu &c"
az "a " ? rrr,l we'd letter nom her, OeBsus Wednesday
W lie told hersO return. she uu ~ husband On
49,, VA, lectl onatey NecOmol W NO. and boys
LII marty Of about 200 young s,r 10 the house
,r ne town company asseD nrniv we're living and
in SOARING in hnrns
u mint Nth fireworks ana ~ r.y 0ue roo, Of
persons irou a uliie rocket and the
/ w on nfc "
a. AZ ''0'' -, tnrn,,i q legitiii@so NV
eN-'"N ,,,.h nox containing the mutieleN uVy W
PAMKAfO-A s'"le III was found yesterday ~ Naite
thi" AO" skull had Dseh ~ 90 tna uapar
Woods Inc "a blood on the box sha on INC
In which thc bOiy Was "'"''
mako 4 lDNcstls"'" . o,ro,,.,el through the town
UNION M; Kae lnger had eOpcd VIII j. m .
Yesterday "a Ialton dry goods merchants Va
OF Meentel ,atiOu showed that the young Mouan
conn ARE Newly orki "Hele I'M
pOy cd IN a. ACQUAINTED with her, and OooASoep
knod- a. nom she engaged, became 1900,
tlr gagemenL Mechtcf then ouete no ~ ,sr.n
OrOhe 40 accepted IT, with the consent 81 me- IN
hs,.ri.y woman who said that sho was "a led
lou ing all the money lueto va hei
ise and 81 drawn from tc oAhA, 40 III Inc principal
no,fo,o sending pictures OF the couple " AL 'N0
| cities IN the country
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sAns nRrAklNG LoOsE q TmE sOUND.

one of q pr,ttc-t and most exciting races ''
-. ,,. I'D, led Yesterday ia splendid oast'ry pl'e"' o"
,,,, sound ty the Yacht, La Percholc' owned jomUy
nv " X Alder and c. p. buchanan and The Adele owned oy
,,oe o,riero Tic match tor 500 side me Ne"
h house Of the Ncw Rochelle Yacht CUB Oh E'ho iSah'
n,,oo ofmecrinc ana representatives OF that club
,a.,....,, En,.srrDock,r ana others assembled
er 10 see tie start The Indse, cxc2m9o'2 g, ,
4"u'o, ucic.ic Y. CO.. followed The yachts "a ln
tan. iannoh Froic The c0ur7e--t,n N ne 20 'i ~
Sl,.,l l,,d T. Island buoy hin 't' A.
,tt,Il, \, hon Size nearly hall nlt Ga h' I,.'y
-u. fI. al came down by the run
~ ir.n str.p oi throat ballard b,o,k ntn PAW
L. 49, les and ii half nan bad ldS'd tue D't" ~ .''
49, IL ana re san was agfn tl-it MINUTES iiti
n. had cuaied tao and down came ug san again
,, , .,lf tir the race tae crew cut i'tlh OI .he
n Shoot and dashed ihr boch anew. 10y hs lir a. VIZ
~, i've minute, Full mile aheal te helc4o.c "a- -a
tl' ,, rlrlv Adele began closing Tie gap caused -
W. pi,oi MT he Rericholc won, beating the Adele ON
80 actual. OF On L.. corrected time.
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NOMINATED FOR AssEMBLYMEN.

E1MIRA. Sept. % (Specidh.-Ihe Schuyler
County Republican Convention to-day renominate' ire
mont Coe for Member the Assembly ny reclamation.
The Toga County Republican Convention to-i"y
nominated j. C. baltimore, OF Toga Village for Member
OF Assembly.
UuCA sept IS (Spcciab. Patrick McGulnn's' was
nominated by the w0rkn Smen TINS evening IoI assem-
bymap from the First District, Oneida County lie Is
an iron LuOuldcr.
JAMESTOWN. sept 25.The Democrats OF the fif'' A.
sen,Dly District to-day nominated for Assembly man.
l. > Moss. banker, OF ErOcktOn.
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pose Easily REATEN BY BEACH.

LONDON sept 25.-The race Oetween Wallace MOSS anu
Roach the Australian Thames championship course
~ yo, ny the latter Beach the toss for POSITION ana
took the surrey He was the aVorte ID INC
hating IS 10 10 being placed him When the sigma was
gwen Ross the hTst away but he lea ioi only the i'
os, then Beach passed him aud steadily increased MS o4d
np no wa Two lengths ahead At Nslden Rose -puI'eu
apd when tn Bridge was reacneo ns ie w
.evcr. b.r0e- BesChe water and De was com
ne,led 10 cros. Ro,s bow but he avoided ionng
tin scnn ho ahead and there were TWO ehs VI
90, between ninse.i and his oppOntn when - DyNr
- cached He increased hts lead 10 tne ena Inc race
was A procession almost throughout
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THE COUNTRY CLUB VICTORIOUS AT POLO.

Teams from the Country club ami the kockaway Hunt Oluo
hoty contested game polo at Ced'rhurs l. yes
teri.v There three twenty minute contests WIN ~
minnie intervals At the the second twenty minutes
t o Stood ono to one playing on Tie p'ito
the Country club enabled them to score IN the th" con
te thus giving victory witha score oil lAteo 10 ONO
Tie teams were tompo-"ias follows
(o,ry Near Raymond sanford Bird and August
belmont ..rt. ,.rftn Mnrtimer
ana kecn". ..,...., ..,,.r ,,,n utcscntei bv liI.
-,h.rrk of t. Eo 1aWay Cub and the trophy VIII =" 70 wv
tam winning Uut of three gaines Az me ~
,i t, r H,.kaway entertained Their opPoh'hl'''
Il. NM Ii .Mulse.
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as rnckrq'. number wa, put mp tho winner with DIS
|
POOR PLAYING AT TIE POLO GROUNDS.
, TIE prTwErN THE NEw-YoRK AND KANSAS CITY
CfTBs-ONLY SWIM INNINU"

CfIBs-ONIY SfVFN INNlNb"
The smallest Saturday crowd OF the season assemOe a. o
Polo Gronn ye~tcruay To witness the game oil p"soo'' 20
,n IA, Now York and Kansas city clubs Not over l2OO
- ,,r. nros.nt AMI at least 1000 of that number were
onm ylly disgusod before to game was hair over Inc
inpif thought It too complete the seventh inning
and allied the game with the score at 10 lie nan stationed
h,pef behind the pitcher gave mp this novel posi-
ton,
The local players the lead in The opening inning Nv
scoring one run Richardson. the first striker went 10 INST
ON called balls second passed bal nv ny 'oh
nor sent him to third Ewngs sacrifice 10 Rowe sent
Richardson home. In the second inning mo Cowboys we"
score Donnely sent 70 hrst gu cael ba,s sp , 10
second went t. third passed ball and scored on ht ny
n kett third inning the local players again sooe'
ma king hit stealing 10 second hnd scoring on
mn by Connor. IN the fourth inning The Kansas 'an
ssnf o men arnuud and took the lead AIr TWO
men were omt U.rkett was sent first called balls AMI
then Mcoucry sent tie ball far Gespes head IN e
dd for home run The local playis again tied the score III
the sixth inning through wards excellent Dasernnhne
Ward sonf 10 first cae1 balls stole to second ana
then 10 third and scored wild pitch The score WIS rs
follows:
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pp,vrrps ENJOYING A HALF HOLIDAY.

The Printers Benevolent Association aeld IL SKI Snu
- and games Al the Harlem PARK Yesterday alter
- attendance was good Nine features were on the
-eran,me The lOO.yards dash Won by j. U..rsple.
Nest -dt Athletic Club 10 lO seconds lie oIAei
- ON. ~ h, walk. J. J. ", Dcrmott % tie Oynp AN
i,t, Cub minutes 5sis seconds 22Jyaru Ilh h"li'
rgs Schevr.ger American Athletic Olub ithlre laI"s'
an second boys race 2ooyads handicap 'e"1.0 a. "a
iron ~, oisc -eso nd-' OnemIs run manu-, ~.
D. -yfrt " Tune Once minutes a. sce"t
DO vnrs hurdle race handicap Leyien amer A. H'
-, Ciu1 scratch 32a- seconds two mile run h~'l' ~
CoIboy West side Athletic club ~ yaIas 5."S a. ~
utrs 2sh seconds haf nile run. hAnloAD T. "''""
sfaf tbietio CluO, 2 minutes lOs seconds
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RIG ovE.DAY BICYCLE MEETING.

The r1ion Bicycle Cul OF this city going 10 give one
DIV tournament OIL saturday October TO- Oh the ne" oyoo
track Al Roseyie y j. which promises 20 DE we co
held ~ MS ne.aLJoi.uyi u' Pt@c' ,"r
ss Of Aver cups and brcbfac. handsome otane Sn9
-oge. .c and tc aggregate value T. san 70 pc -
IL, race. Viii Doe open % ainruIs al 'is' ~ IA
haudcaps Tat pot hunters t -, 81 snce ,oT AT
asf or 'rle and the haudcaps o winners WI U 'u
90 sr,c..-,vf rec. Tie tournament j. uhce we ue'so
wv ~ LI.rr No 81 Mrat E.ity .n.ntllst
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Jersey CITY.

eorge Z Lenhart a reporter for The Erening Journal
was -ent for hour Friday night 10 go 70 %
so,e ia st. where, the message san hc NY" ~
uarficulars OF murder. LenhaTt went 10 the pa'. A'
a. soon AS be mentioned his uane. young man asA" t
recent sensational stoIy "v'"t wv
roriug women ienhari could answer 'he go"s
atrck him blow IN the l%'e sptns ", -, ~ 80
a.. NO fha bloo % now. The reporter sompiel 70
800, hnt was seized by proprietor VI the place. hI'
Hickey and pushed ont % the door
r.,ras,er oop.u reports during the year enins
Inn 20 $3.50 1886 23i pieces OF man matter passed.
the post once .,,-,.. o. ,-,.t "a
o,s,aced switch caused drl engines 70 crae. TO-
soI IL, he pcnnsyyaula Railroad yard yesterday ho'"
we're seriously damaged
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ro p1Ay1AwY TENNIS FOR PRIZES.

The Sev York Lawn Tennis CLUB Will have al open tour
pa,,eu on Wednesday Thursday FRIDAY and SATURDAY si'
,rs an the club grounds at - NcAol7aYo ana oNeHuu'
and forty seventst. The games Vi" orgh al @oy n
-, Az pr.l.s wi De Jed In ioui classes on con
ISIS. Singles aud double, ior gentlemen ah' ~, ~
,, Iattas IT, tic former contests ne uls VIII De
rs Two an OF three hnas best three put d Nc
anI vantage games De- played u TIE hnaIs IL Ihe m -
hesf tAree -ets VIII p play" II "V'h
nn..a and there will be NJ vantage games
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pTrrD1ArfNG A NOMINATION.

PIIr,BuKG, Sept. 20 lSpecaD.-At meeting
Of the Fayette County Democratic Committee al Oh'oh
town today the action OF the Democraiic coniereeN o.
The. XXIst District nominating Gil Der, l'aHeTS'
OF Pittsburg, for Congress was repudttei by aNo'e
Al Cireepsburg this evening Mr.. Rafferty, met
tho Executive Committee OF the MestmOreand county
Iemocrauc Committee ana informed III that ne
would spcnd half OF his mmeu9e fortune anassed IN te
coke trade for the purpose Of cecng hmsef ana lor-
EVER slencng the friends OF Charles r. Boyle the de-
feated candidate In the meantime the kepubicans III
mis- notorious Democratic district are Jubilant.
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one and no viii be ont Of pocket Thu fmnrs..,oa
was sent abroad simply 10 make copy and sei te s,o
such Is journalism" S~r'~
Such at least seems 10 Dc the journalism Of The yey.
FORK Epentn1 POS which pressnts by is owe evidsna~
"a market Tor professional mendacity kept by protss:
slonal morasts."
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'HE RODY FOUND IN AN ASH HEAP.

nineteen, German was ehpioy ~
servant ~ James Marvin OF Little Neck L. l. she was ho
male friends and nothing wrong was ss
pected until short time since. when iet 'oh",o"
cam. alob that all efforts to hide II were IN VAN.
r Erday fstee was taken ILL., and Mrs Martin had reason
4. bcye that mother but thus kstee stIchuon-y
d.nted search was Instituted and hidden IN Pur Oh
He. In the rear Clubhouse discovered the OOl 81
r,.ie child badly dsngured Coroner Maynard olisltl
lie es arrest bat condition such that 1t woud DC
tanrerous o remove her
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p,,vrvG FOR THE LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP.

MONTREAL sept Is (speeaiI-The championship lacrosse
match between the Montreal aud Toronto clubs took place
here this before assembage Of eght OF no
thousand persons The game started at 3l4 ana "lei
two muute, play Patton put tho ball through winning the
first game Montreal In the second game when s'u
fourteen and onehaf mnutea Patton again put tho o'h
through making games for Montreal When the 'hu
game as started expected that the Torontos would De
but they not and there follower VI
1n.st gsnes has been seen here LOT IONS
time play wac eIeeedn giy rough and Bonno OF the To
santaA suck blow back Of McNsugtons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26

Earned New York Kansas City W wnS ntGses
McOucry Passed bas-Ewiug2 2. Hackeu !. WI" Ptt'in
kerfe 2 Wciman s. Fret base on balls New DIA z [;
Kansas CIV @ First bsse on errors New.NoIk hansis
80, II ruck ont Now York. 2 Kansas tlty, y Donble
l.yn- Bassrtt Myers and McQurry Umpire III Phh row
rr~ stolen bases Richardson !. Ward Donhey lime
Of ram.-l45
The Vernon and Roselalc clubs played NJ Mott Haven yes
t,rly and the latter easily by the following score
-. - o > . 3 o D o o. 7
,H,P,Ie ...... o 3-l3
The Kansas city and NewNork clubs VIII play INC Iolo
,,,. r., ,uorrn,y The local club had arranged game al
N.vr,rk INT IL " have 10 Dee declared OIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
NEWARK.

Tous Leitenberger who attempted 10 MURDER geo, r.
uXie forman OF Meyer MeTcys nat shop on t'ua? -
lso, ITO he FIRST Precinct station yesterday ana CAV
,t~if M lie SAID that lie Intended 10 commit su'p ''
L. had slot lyde. lie WAS commilted 'oI t'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
DEMOCRATIC PLOT TO WIN THE ASSEMBLY,.
Prom The TTOv telegram.

Governor H is not success III the role OF nOnpartsan
record tbs respect and his pretens
candidate Tor the Court Of Appeals
should be regarded considerable matter
fact thCTe = more than upon the surface Inc
OyeInO tears, IN The hI-t place that the democrats
carry the state Tins Al. and he desires
70 avoid defeat by the nOn-pariisan scheme.
He II, furthermore, particularly AlGlOu, rcspct !
Assembly and with only candidate for the Court Oi
Appeals Democrats would have nothing 10 look after but
,e doubtful Assembly districts. His explains Why the
oyernor appears the novel advocate Of
craftsmanship the selection OF ludicla candidate ana 10 FUR
n-hes vey good reason why the Republican parry shOu d
not be by Governor M TO the extent Of ABANDONING
a. - invtat,O the chance 10 worthy Hepub
t,Ag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED BY MS COMPANION.

caorgs A Mott age fourteen Accidentally shot AMI
killed Yesterday at Wesvile l. Early IN ne morn 10
started ou With William MOsheT 10 hunt ID the woods NV
two we're good friends MOsher stopped to reload n Ann
Whna he was adjusting the cap the trigger slipped through
~, ers and he weapon was discharged Mott received
The fu charge lie died Instantly MOsher who "as snpss
frantic AZ what DONE the alarm ana sui4ebu,1eh
sfaa fhnIlf