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New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
The CROSS-EYED MAN ABSENT
ONE MORE VICTORY FOR THE GIANTS
THE HEw-YoRK BOYS BUNCHING THEIR HITS
COWBOYS THAT BIT THE DUST.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 25.-No cross
eyed man dogged tho footsteps of the Giants to-day.
and the players "bus1ed to the ptlike grounds
feeling determined, unsupersttious and reasonably
surc Of q victory over the Cowboys. About l,2oo
people were present and nereciookng sombrero hats
and cowhide boots conspicuous. The Cowboy yell
emitted whenever baseball fortune favored the Kansas
City players rvaed the defunct rebo ye in erccnes
Tho game was we'll played and interesting throughout
Tho New-Yorkers punched their hits and won rather
easily tallow-faced cowboy has taken tho
Giants under his protecting wing. and rides
his prancing mustang alongside the stage to and from
the grounds Finley put In to catch In the seventh
inning to rest ORourke His missed third strike,
passed ball and twobase hit by Ringo gave the homo
nIayers three runs that inning In the ninth hit by
Donney and Bassets twobagger gave the Cowboys one
more run Keefes threobagger and ORourkes hit gave
the the first three hits by Ward. Gil
lespe Dorsau and two by Bassstt and Fineys sacri-
fee gave the New Workers. three In the fourth In
ming base on called balls, Esterbrooks threebagger
a wild pitch and q passed ball allowed the New YORK
men TO two moro runs In the sixth Inning Score
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
BROOKLYN.

Dr. John c. Shaw medical superintendent OF the Kings
County Insane Asylum asked the Comms sOners OF Charities
and Correction yesterday for additional accommodation for
patients almost all the available in the asylum is
occupied the dining sitting and halls
being used as dormories for patients
the Emil Vogt OF Hamilton Club
from William Lutpold $4,000 damages for the ana
tiOn OF his wes affections sheTis Jury yesterday
the at the full amount Nog has secured divorce
from his wife, and LiutpOld has left the state
President Easton the Park Board has called special
meeting Of the Commissioners for saturday consider
question continuing the investigation begun the Execu
tive Committee. IL Is dissatisfied with the aninus
OF the commissioners toward Superintendent Cuycr Much
fault Is found with the condition Of the Park the
commits sioneTs tried 10 economic by dshargng half the
perenced The Executive Committee has practically tied
the hands OF Superintendent Cuyer by It's uned for action
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
ROGER SHERMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20 (Speciah.-Roger
Sherman one OF the best known printers in this city,
died to-day. age fifty three He obtained his education
in NewYork seminary and graduated from the insti-
tuition with high honors. His prntnghouse at Seventh
and Cherry sts- is the largest in Philadelphia He
anassod big fortune, and the actual publisher Of
the " Encyclopedia Britannica" although James stod-
dard is nomlnay tho publisher Mr.. sherman had COM
mand OF several languages lie was member OF the
Academy OF Fine Arts aud for charity he had an env-
able reputation. He has but one living relative SIS
ter, Mrs. S0mervile, who with her husband, has re-
Gently travelling In Europe. She was informed OF
brothers serious Illness ald saturday left Paris
for city and will probably arrive in few days.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
MAYOR GRAOE'S NEXT CRUSADE.

Mayor Grace has still another crusade to
before he retres from office Before the present
week closes tho Commissioners OF Accounts will present
charges of incom petence, neglect and
ortravagance against the entire Board Of Health. The
charges will not bs startling those which have re-
suited III Commissioner S1uires removal. but they Will
affect whole Board OF Health and General Shaler In
particular The Commi ssoners OF Accounts have beon at
work collecting the facts upon which they Will arragn
the Health Board for several months The Governors
failure to act upon Mayor Grace's order OF removal
era Shalcr given them al additional IN
centve TO demonstrate that he Is uLht for oice Ihey
that the whole board has been guilty or
nismanagng Its affairs Their presentmcnt Will be
ong covering great variety of acts OF alleged wrong
Dol ug and extravaganza The Mayor is determined TO
bring about General Sh alers removal.
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sALs OF GOODS REoovEKkD FRoM THE OREGON |

ABOUT IUU persOBS yeStefuay attenuCu tht
sale of the third nstaeut OF the cargo recovered from
the Oregon. The sale took place at the foot OF Sodg
wick-sL. Brooklyn The goods sold were those which
the cOnsignees failed secure from the wrcckng
psny and upon which duty had not been paid. The
Government Quoted the sale through United states
Marshal Tate. OF the whole amount received the Gov
IS cent, out OF which the Marshal is
paid 2I per cent, and the wreckng company gets the
balance About 81 400 was received yesterday, the
highest amount for any single article being $l40 for
af flacss
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
OBITUARY..
DIR. EUGENE b. MURTHA.

DR.. Eugene b. Murtha, who was sanitary
inspector this city for thirteen years died at No. 13l
East Ffty-seventh-st yesterday. in his fortysecond
year. An attack OF pneumonia brought by exposure
In the line OF his duty. left him an invalid and caused
him from the Health Department last winter.
He had good record FOR efficiency and fahfulness
Inspector and his loss regretted IN the Sanitary
Bureau. His death was caused Dy consumption.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26

CONtTOITtr IWtW ytSttTUdN CU1lIUUtU his InVeStl-
cation OF the inspectors and sesers weights
failing to turn IN the fees collected
Inspector James Monaghan was the only one examined He
did bring memoranda He said that
given out about receipts fees and declared positively
that he had paid over to the Finance Department
the Controlers books. This was found on ex
animation to be correct. The error was accounted
for by had been confused with that
Patrick Moynaan sealer Of the First District He admitted
that he had al nrst expected retain all the fees OF the office
for himself lie would not attempt 70 give any account OF the
Destruction Of his memoranda.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
OBITUARY NOTES.

LIMA, Aug. 25, via Galveston.-The Arch
bishop Lima died last night at extreme old ege
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.-J. n. Stiles formerly OF
Rochester n. Y. and lately correspondent OF Roches
ter newspapers died suddenly last night from
dose OF morphine.
ITHACA, ~ Y, Aug 25.-Richard NJ Fowler, veteran
boat captain OF Cayuga Lake. died here this morning
age eigniy-slx
SYRACUSE, n. ", Aug. 25.-Primus Fundee. colored,
age one hundred aud three, died here yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
TAKEN FROM THE "HAPPY HOME"

The parents of Jacob and Christian Doelken,
two small boys died time ago, aud then the boys
went to live with hslr aunt, Mrs. Maggie Neuman OF
No. S29 Ninth-ave. month ago the boys struck out
for themselves. On Tuesday Agent Wilson, of the So
ceiy for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children took
eharge OF them. The boys said they had bean living
, West Side house. know as the Happy Home" by
ola who kcops a OF children in petty
stealing. Yesterday Justice Ford Of the Jefferson Mar
ket Poco Court committed the boys to the Catholic Pro
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II iflu ~
and n half.
TEE STARTERS IN To-pAy,s RACES

This Is next to the last regular race day at
Saratoga The interest In these IA dying out rap
Idly all the horses OF note having left saaoxa to take
part In the raoos OF the Couey Island and Brooklyn
Jockey Clubs The frat tho Equity Stakes for two
year olds OF mile Out of the half hundred original
entries only four are named to to the post Tho
special Weights. miie has q stil less num-
ber OF entries, only three There arc six she pro-
grammc for tho Morrissey Stakes miles, but OF
those-Ltle Dan.sAltpere aud nne tte-may not start
For the fourth race, l miles, special weights there are
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
WORK OFAy EXPLODING BLAST.

blast which had been prepared by the
workmen In a stone quarry In Nluetioth-sI between
Second and Third failed go of at the expected
time yesterday morning. Giuseppe Gasarta OF No. %
Pearl-s and John Connors OF No. 23G East Egntieth
ST., began 10 drill out the tamping above tho cartridge
suddenly tue cartridge exploded, blowing up both men,
Tho explosion also injured of the other workmen
Gasarta was dangerously, not fatally wounded Both
his hsbds had been blown of aud he had been bruised
about the face aud body Connors hal been struck
the abdomen by ploce OF stone Tnoro dan
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ADMITTED TO BAIL 7RICE IN ONE DAY.

Richard NJ. Collins, one OF the Collins
Brothers, who charged with various fraudulent
Rs note brokers'. and who are under Indictment for
grand larceny taken from the Tombs yesterday and
admitted to bail on the criminal charge against HIM
His wife, who Ia daughter OF the late dward Ridley
has been uncoasng her efforts to hs release,
and and her sister, Mrs Fannie X Hughes
each of whom claims oDehth interest in the estate of
their father valued at $500 0O0, accepted the
bond OF 900 required under the indictment There Ia
also civil suit against Collins, and Deputy Sheriff
McGonige was at hand TO hold him under $l2. 600 ba
required In the civil suit His wife and sster-in law
were ready to 10 upon that bond also.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
HOW AGNES REILLrS LITTER WAS WRITTEN.
fo,.,d xzactordax, b.. q post raaortaraa

It was 1Ounu ytsltruay Dy pUSt-lHUTtelH OK
alton that Agnes Reilly, who died under suspicious
circumstances at No. 146 Degraw-st., Brooklyn. had
taken "a quantity of corrosive poison, and there
evidences OF malpractice. DR.. Decsstro who saw
the woman q few hours before her DEATH when she
complained of pains prescribed carDolic acid for her
and It supposed that she took overdose-whe ther
Intentionally not cannot be told. II learned yes
terdsy that the dictated the letter found IN her
TO Alfred Hughes nine, who lives In the same
house. His father reading the lote! from news
paper yesterday morning when the boy said "Why
papa. wrote that letter for Miss Reilly on Saturday
He said she wanted him take lesson In penmanshtp
and apparently read from newspaper to him. She
aterward said II WAS letter for friend. but he need
not sign IT, Hogan, who lived with the woman, Is still
held to await future developments although all the
eyllenee goes 70 show that abe ended her own life
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
HOME NE us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hote-Ex-Governor Charles
Foster, Of Ohio and Railroad Commissioner John d.
Kernan of Albany Murray Hui HOTEL. X. Bod
well, OF Maine .Ho0nan House-Jadge waiter ::
Cox of Washington Windsor HoA-shermsn =
Rogers, of Buffalo Gilsey House-JudGe H. Board
man Smith, OF Emlra ..... Westminster Hofet-Captaln
Henry Wilson, u Z. Navy Grand Hoet-lieutenant
s. A. GarliD gton, u. S. Army.
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rirIu-swEEPsrAKEs TwO-YEAR-OLDs. % MLF.


Trains on tho Manhattan Beach division or the Long
Island Railroad Will run directly To the new Brooklyn
Jockey Club track from East Thirty fourth,st New
York py way OF Island city and from Whitehali-
ST by way OF Bay Ridge: also from Fiatbnsh- ave.
Brooklyn, stopping at Bedford, Nostrand kingston,
Troy and Utica ayes The trains nom Brooklyn ana
Long Island CITY over the same route 10 Man
haitian Beach Manhattan Beach Junction, from
there Bay Ridge division To the junction Wild
Cuvers road at Parkville then directly TO ho track
There Ia no change Of The route from whitehall
Al 1, what IA called the "Cuvor Route " to West
Brighton and also directly to Inc new track IL
the only Whitehast. Paror cars VIII De at
tached TO all important trains
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
LONG IsIAND.

MoRcHEs-The hcadless body Of man was fouDd ON the
coast about one mile west OF Forge River YESTERDAY VIZ
RoCKAwAY BRAcH.-Consderable alarm WAS cans.d yes.
tesy by the unusual height Of the tide Booths were
in direction. The plank roads also deo
shed many places and the for dashed up 10
the hotel piazzas. ~ w
FLABUsH.-Joln Kelly, a prisoner In the Kings Conntv
Pententary who escaped few days while work ont
side the walls has been recomnitted 10 the prison Justice
of tho Peace Flabush where he
He had concealed his prison garb under another suit Of
nlo N "
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26

Following are the pools sold last night at Saratoga:
First race-Connemara and Lizzie Krepps $25 each,
Laredo S15. Vera $40.
Second race-Editor s26. Becky B. s25, Carissma 81.
Third race-Lucky b $25. Royal Arch and Aretino
SIG each, Binuette $13 the field So.
Fourth race-Mona $25, Una B. S13, King Of Nor
folk S5.
Fifth race-Zamora s25 Pettiooat $14 Blue Line and
Notle $13 each Orlando and Phil Lewis 50 each, Sou
ycnir IS, the field 50.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
UNABLE TO FIND HIS BROTHER.

The Rev. William Murphy. Of the Roman
Catholic Parish Of Addin Dublin, IN the
City Yesterday looking Tor his brother James who came TO
Rev YORK Twelve years He told TRIBUNE reporter
a he had only been three days IA America and had not
eeeded IN hndiug his brother Paul last
plight ills address will b. Hotel Rynn. lie said
bis visit had nothing political Matters but he
edded can you that Catholic clergy
Ireland " man. would die for Home II that
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Opening Brooklyn Jockey Club races p 10.
Bard insanity case before Sheriff jury.
Meeting of second Reformed Church congregation,
Flatbush, 8 p. m. .
Dinner OF Veterans Of United States Signal Corps,
Hotel Brighton, Coney Island, p. m.
Corn Club dinner. AstOr House, y. M.
Brewers picnic and festival, Washington Park p. IN.
Metropolitan Brooklyn baseball match, ST. George,
s la d. m.
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Earned Funs-Kansas CITY II Now A. Flfst UasU %
orrors-Kansas CITY NewYork I. First base balls
Kansas City 0; Nowf York. a. Struck outKansas city l.
New-York l. Left bases-Kansas CITY, o NewYork, q
Total base city, l3 New York H. Threebaso
hts-Keefe. EsterDrook, l.. Twobase hits-Myers
Douhe plavs-Ward and Gerhartt Wild pitchesWeidman
l. Passed balls- Rngo. and Finley, l. Cmpire-Mr tu
mer Time U gdIme-2.Oo.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
STEAMERS DUE
TO-DAY.
FRIDAY. AUG. 81.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF "WEDNESDAY. AUG.
ARRIVED


ARRIVED.
Steamer The Queen (Brl. Migan Liverpool Aug ~
Queenstown l2th with passengers TO w Hurst
Arrived at the Bar at $40
BassanO (Ir) Rea. Newcastle Aug
Sanderson & son Arrived at the Bar ut l2iOpm. ,.,
Steamer Vcrtumnus tBr Cooke Annato Bay days. Win
fruit To q Vessels Co Arrtv the Bar AT a m "a.
steamer Knckerbocker Kenbe. New Orleans days WIZ"
mdsc and passengers 10 = III Seaman. a..
Steamer Benefat0r Tribou Wilmington days WIN m"so
and passengers to WIN = Clyde q Co. ..,
ship Centennal lot Boston, Birse IoilO 1877 hays WIN
sugar 10 order, vessel to Vernon III Brown q Co
Favna (Nor) Zacbarasrn, ROTTERDAM 80 DAYS Win
pipo cIay ami q vessel to Punch Edyc 90
bark Queen (Brl. MckenEio. ltotteriAm oi aays
with mdse 10 order vessel 10 ] w Parker a 60 -
Bark Cuba .Br Davidson. Windsor Ms DAY "lh Pss'ef
~ J Is King Co, vessel ~ whitney 4 Co
Arrived yesterday
Steamer City Of Para Henderson. Asplnwal days WIN
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
THE NETS BEATEN BY BROOKLYN.
A LIVELY CoNTEsT-sTANDING OF THE LEAGUE
CLUBS

The Brooklyn club beat the Metropoitans in
highly interesting and sharply played contest al
Washington Park yesterday. The field work on each
side WAS cevery doL o. especially that OF Mester and
Kennedy Henderson's pitching was masterly and ouly
three hits were made from his delivery. Cushnan had
good command OF the Da but could not prevent t1e
free hitting OF the home team. The hits however were
scattered and than two runs could be secured
from them. The game was witnessed by about 2,oOO
ann Tha
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26

TO PURCHASE THE RED SULPHCR SPRINGS
syndicate of capitalists headed by Colonel
Bennett Young president OF the Louisvile aud Nash
vile Railroad proposes to purchase from Levi r. Mor
ton the 400 acres OF land owned by him at Red sulphur
eprines, Va, aud to establish sunimer resort there
The kcd sulphur springs about forty miles south
EAST OF the White Sulphur Springs and water Is said
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26

other valuable lessons impaired by this teacher
that long time Dr. Perces Golden Meii
Discovery has been the prince OF liver corecves and
the household physician OF the
the able consulting physic TO the rich patient
by all for its magnificent service and sicacn
ali diseases OF chronic nature maaria poisoning all
mens respiratory and digestive systems liver disease
and In al cases the Of Alternative remedy IS ldi
Gated.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
A WOMAN DIES OF BER BURyS

Catherine Desmond Of No. 4O2 East Seventy ghth-
pt, alighted from Second Avenue near her home
yesterday and Immediately sfterward discovered tha;
her dress fire. She burned severely before
the flames we're extnguished. Her dress probably
ignIted by q Cigar held by some tho car plat
f0rm She died last night at her home.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
CAI.ENDARS TO-DAY.

srrRruR CouRr-CHAMBERs- Potter. J.-Nos g.
10 43 60 s4 81 las l62 Gs l7s s0 ISL 1872 1888 ls5.
sURROoAIE's COURI-HeiOro Rollins, S.-Nil of Elizabeth
steok and Christina Kraft at 10 Deborah smer aud
Herbert Ward III IA.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26

Benjamin Morehouse and George Shaw whose daughters
names have been published IN connection with
have informed the Police Commissioner they will
bring libel suit against an afternoon paper Tho com
planned that police sergeant the information
in the article TO the reporter Mr Shaw said that his daugh
tel had been arrested without charge against lad
been turned over 10 the reporters 10 be questioned that
her statements had been distorted The board will
the
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26

CRoToE LAsDISG-Jaoob Landsaker, brickyard iaborer
was Killed by train on Tuesday night
WHITE PLAISs-The candidates free scholar
ships al COrne University Mss Agnes L. Pearson o
Mt Vernon Frank II. Brown, OF White Plains and IA.
Anderson, OF PeskskIA
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
A CALIFORNIA MrRDRRER !

Sentenced tO labor every h0useTod BIHA The gfat
California insect powder the giant OF IT'S line Bugs and R
sects are unknown where BUIiACH" IL used. sold in
covered by trademark, BuHACH Beware OF ml;
tiOus. BUHACH PROD ana NJ q. So AZ NSo,.sL
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
The Metropolitan and Brooklyn clubs play on Staten
Ia IA nd fo-daV
GAMES IN OTHE r PLACES.


CmclGo. Aug. 25.-The Champions batfel Buff
nt on all over the to-day which, assisted by the bad field
the Beaneaters victory. The was
Chicago q U u D
Boston,. ...........0 o O.
Base hits-ChicS,O 10; Boston, g Errors-Chicag0. Il
Boston, H. fichers-McCormick and Buifnton.
DETROIT Aug 25.-T1e game here to-day was nrstcas'
suggng match in VIII home had about all their
own way The score Was:
Philadelphia a n II
Base bits-Philadelphia Detroit. II Errors-Phiafe
plia. 9 ; Detroit 10. Pitchors-Daiy and Baldwin.
ST LOUIS Aug 25.-The Black amOnds whitewashod
to-day by Washington club. The game interesting
and sharply played Opporune batting In the eighth inning
gave the visitors the game. Tho score was;
ST Louis " " " " y "
Base hits-st Louis Q; Washington L. Errors-St Lons
Il Washington, 4. Pitchers-Iiealy and Crone.
At Phladepha-(a a. m)-Athctic, s Baltimore, (p. m)
Athletic, Baltimore, 2.
At Cincnnati-St. Louis, 6 Cincinnati g.
At Louisvlle-Louisvtlle, .; Piitsburg, T.
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Announcements
ADVICE To MOTHERS.

Mrs WrysLows SOOTHING SYRUP should always be tgp
CHILDREN TRETHSG IL so0rHRs the cHLa sORrESs the
GUNS PAIN, CURES WIND coLc and is the Resf
kEAEDY FOB DlAKRHEA- Twenty cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
TRANsATLASTIO rRAVELLERs

Sailed by the Elder North German Lloyd for
sr.asn esFaa .a Baron 'G9 Avensleten the H. Rev
st9po. Count Pourtaes Dr. Oliver j. Roskoten and Carl
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
STATEN ISLAND.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

SrAPLRros-Charles Warnecker. age sixty struck by
Rapid Transit traQ yesterday morning and died about
The engineer WAS arrested
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
WASTIYo HER HUSBAND ARRESTED.

nHIo nVHUIIkc, WHO IiHs DttH DtIOft tnb pOIICt
courts IN enorts 10 have her husband William arrested for
abandonment was at the District Attorneys Office yesterday
" make charge OF bgany against her husband She told
ASSISTANT psnctAttoney semple that she had
aAi ssr husband had been married three times
not very definite but Mr. senpe sent the
before Police Justice Patterson ~ WV f
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26

1t awful contemplate tho meeting of the Mexican
and American navies that s to them husling for
shallow water. The race OF tho Genesta and Maynower
would not 10 a marker for speed.-[Dallas News.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26

% pcculsr curative properties IN cases OF tnroa
ans nniaor.rv dseasee The syndicate expects 70 s1
81 600 600 in erecting hotel and beautifyins tno
grounds.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
JERSEY cry.
NEWARK.

The police now believe that John Parsley cut his own
throat while drunk He is recovering and William French
who arrested suspc admitted yesterday
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26

Earned runs-Brooklyn. Metropolitan l. Two base hits
Mcclellan orr. l. Three base hs-Orr First base on
Brooklyn Metropolitan. 3. First base on errors
Brooklyn / Metropolitan 2 Struck out Brooklyn D. Met
ropoitan. 2. Double plays-Mester and orr Cushman'
Mcister and or. Umpirc-Mr Bradley. Time-2 hours.
There was no material change In the League record
yesterday. This Is the record as II now stands:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
YrArs TEACH MORE THAN Books

144 LexingtOn-ave., between 10Th and Both sts.
Iours--S to l. TOT. Diseases OF the Nervous system
Genito Urinary Organs. Impotence and steriliy
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MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


TODAY.
sun rises SIT Sets 63S rises LAO Moons age 2e
WATER
4 M-Sandy Hook. 4:l9 Gov. Isld 443 He'll Cato 632
P.M-sandy Hook. 444 Gov. Isrd 200 Hell cate. 653
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
HEyrY A. DANIELS. VI. d.,

Earl g. Wilson's +. & w. brand of Mems
Collars and Culs are the best. sold Everywhere.