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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03

Steamer Alert Nor,. Nicholson Belize Puerto cor'1-
steamer Apes ispan Anasagast, Havana and Mexican
steamer santiago Cotton Cienfuegos--T Ward Co,
Steamer Morgan City, Gardner New-Oreans- an
Sickle. xx., T..
Steamer chattahoochee Catherine. Savannah II Yonge u
Steamer Roanoke, couch. Newport News ana est fo'
ra-Old Dominion &c Co. - x.,. ..o., otot
steamer r D shaw, Kitchens, Baltimore-James Van
Brunt. ,,,.n
steamer General whitney. Boarse Boston-H Dm0ck
Ship Haddon Hall Obj, Jones' Antwerp Beg-sno" q bur
ship Mary Buril (Br Edridgc, Havre-Boyd & Hlne'
Ship Santa Clara Dunn. Melbourne, Aus.-R Cameron q
Bark Borchld (cyor) Ammundsen -Funch. Edge
BARK Belmont Perkins Ponce RI we Armstrong
Bark Magnolia (Nor, Sundsen Dantzie-Benhan * boy "
bark Ella OBI. Doody AyrcsJ whitney q
BARK Maria trta) Ambrosaus Lsbonv Funch Edyo q co
Bark Agnes Ger, Hrdos Newcastle. Eng-"a1cn A"oi
schr GLADYS tBr. Harding Charleston via summervlle-
Scammen Bros.
SAILED
Steamers wieland Hamburg; State Of Georgia for Gas
gov Adriatc for Liverpool Apes for Havana ssnusgo
Savannah Mercia for Port Royal Sc Roanoke for Norio
Barks Ringhon vcsta and Christine Epela for stetn
Balk am for Lisbon.
Brig Remick for Boston
Also sailed-via Long Island sound-Brig Herbert Tor
Sackville NIB.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Sept 2-ssled. steamer Empress tBr) smith
ouEEwsTowy Sept 2-sailed City Of Rome, Munro
from Liverpool Sept for New York. ,,.,,..o-.
from New York Aug rs way southampton and Bre
men (and proceeded).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
pspers arc not found wants the original documents
to facilitate matters in suit Aefore the Court OF Cisns


SIZE WOULDNOT WASH HER fUSBANDS oLoIhH'
Mary and John Rogers, formerly OF Rhode
Island hut now Of this city, were before Jusos rowe
ct tho Tombs Police Court yesterday MIS- @
in substance that for five years she had no
husband In Rhode Island, while be was amicteu WIN
matism, by peddling ladies' hnery ana tHaS one
fnay came to this city and hired rooms NJ NO: "a
Mmib.rty- where shc lived with her two daughters
and her husband The little sum she laid by ior ram
day was soon exhausted. Then her husband lei. ner
and ono OF her daughters deserted Dy mel
In uy of this year they lived together tor Two ~eex
but Rogers again deserted his wife, breaking TWO OF ner
ribs before he went. The husband tod an entireIy
said that IN Rhode Island wages were re-, small
this did not prevent him from WORKING TIKI ~ t of
his wife for SO week. He said MY vile had one&u
TO pay boy that sum her business ana AS
that was more than could aborer TOOK "a o
position. turned in to her from - TO 10 nay
has now believe. at least $4,000 In the BANK inc
whole difficulty 10 that would not wash my eloths:
because was labofing man. About the brcaklug OF
the ribs one day sne threw brush at mo- STRIKING me
In the eye In trying to catch hold OF her touched her
side but did not break any RIBS ....
Then Mrs. Rogerss sonn-law walked up 10 the ocncn
As he did so Mira Rogers shouted: It's Pios " fui"
She ordered to keep quiet. but did not 90 so unt
the officers threatened to put her out Inc youns nan
corroborated the fathern-aws story ana sara ina,
Rogers made trouble for everybody. He said tEht ne
and his wife had boon Obliged to engage other apart
mont because Of her. He knew the woman bsd large
sum OF money. Justice Power called MIS- rogers sna
asked 10 her bank books She told MIN thas whas
little was IN them would do nobody any good.
"I want to see Them" said the Justice
"a We'll, haven't any" she responded. .
tThen," said Justice Power, get ont OF tnls cour
room. You are o mischef-makor. Rogers youimaS CO..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
STEADY PROGRESS OF TIE sUBwAYS

The cement bottom of the subway trench In
sixthave. completed last evening nearly 10 iwen
ty-ffth-st 1t s expected that tho remaining two pocks
OF trench open will he cemcnted ana also mat
the first sections OF the conduit Will be laid to-day Inc
Western Union Telegraph Company has reached no ue,
csion reference 10 putting Its wires on inc revaou
railroad structure. An officer OF tho company
said yesterday that the mater n n,r.o,d nov
yet been discussed by the uirectors'
When the frat line OF the Elevated roads was opened
few wires strung under 1t by this company Dut
the project was soon abandoned. The company Is walt
ing to see how the subway Commission succeeds the
and practicable we may 90 In with the rest We have
not paid our assessment for the subways to tho Con-
troer. We have TIL the 10th to do It, VIII we pay IL !
That has not been decided" The Brush Company is re-
ported to have paid Its assessments tho Metropota Is
willing to pay Ii II what It considers proper reduction
made m bill Mr.. Flower that the commission
will permit the be strung along the eVstcd
roads, The legislature" he added. has ordered the
be buried In the ground and we Intend 70 pury
every thom."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
CHARGED WITH USING HIS WIFES DEATH.

Patrick Healey, waiter. has lived Tor some
time at No $50 Green wcist with his wife Julla. ner
children and his mother-in-law. on Monday mOrning
Healey left the and to live at No. o. East
Houston-st Since then his wife, who was confined on
August IA. has been extremely i'll and on Wedheadsy
night she died. II charged that her death was que
10 an by her husband the womans mother
said that Healcy had pat her out OF tho mouse
as well as beaten her daughter. Healey was arrested
Yesterday morning and taken to the Jefferson Marke-
Pellce Court lie said that he had not beaten his wire.
lie had left the house because his mother-in-law
made things too warm for him. He took the matter
coolly aud said he would have difficulty In proving
the trnth Of mis- story Justice Ford renamed MIN until
tho Coroner should Investigate the case Heaey is ess
that thirty years old. He has three children living ana
two have died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
NETWORK CITY.

TIE TRIBUNE has received 81 from i. X L., " from
r. r M :" apc 50 from "s. j. H." for the Rowe1amiy.
The steamship City OF Rome OF the Anchor Line sailed
from Queenstown yesterday with over llVopassehgos
carving GAL cabin and SAG in steerage.
Count saigo OF Japan, and his staff Of eight omcers
were the guests the Ordnance Board OF the Army
terdsy at Sandy Hook, where they went 10 wi'eS' 0
working OF the pneumatic gun carriage.
Blank applications for appointments as supervisors Oh
Election may now be obtained from Chie1 supervisor
Inn T Davenport Room No 1O5 United States Post
Once building The Democratic supervisors Will De APP
portioned in the ratio were the delegates OF inc
.nsctive factions to the last State Convention OF their
marty All applications must he filed with the Chief
Super visor on or before September 10
Tho united States Military Service Institution. on
Governor Island, has awarded a gold medal to Leu,
tenant Colonel A. Woodruff OF the ArIny Medleai
Departm mt for best essay The Enlisted SOL
der" Colonel H. Dodge, of the 1lth United states
Infantry, received honorable mention. Ihere were
eleven competitors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
STEAMERS DUE
SATURDAY, SEPT. 4
SHIPPING Ne US.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........THURs sEPI' q 1855
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer France fRrl Uadev London Aug IL via Havre
90 with passengers Hurst Arrived at the
Bar nj $40 pm. ... .,o 49,,
Swansea 81 with mdse and passengers 70 " 49,,
Steamer Colon Im1 Aspinwall Aug "a, win ndse and
passengers TO Pacific Mail IS Co. -, 80
Steamer City ~ Atlanta LOCKWOOD charleston uays WIN
mdse and passengers to ] " Qnintsid a Co. -
Coma Daniels Galveston Aug 70 AMI Key West
90 with mlso aud Dassen gers tD q h Mallory & Co.
Steamer II Dmock. Halett. Boston. with mdse to II
DmOck.
Bark oscar Sor schrade Copenhagen so days. in ballast
10 Benham & Boyesen. .
Scr Canliienne (Frl, NdelOrp ST. Pierre, MIuelon 10
DAYS. with hsh TO A Outerbridgt 60. "a,
schr X Cheney Ames Rockland days. with granite
10 order. vessel TO Brown 4 Keene. -
schr egorter tHrl Gchrst Halifax Ms, days to
Woodruff a Co; vessel tn A I lieiry. ..,,o
Sohr Roy Arcauum iBf. Gould, - Johns NJ IL days,
with Talbot & 60. vessel 10 Honey
schr Ssbrina tBr Crquhtrt, st John H. ~ days with
lumber a. Simpson Clapp 4 Co vessel 10 A u Honey.
sarah Hunter tr) Moury ~ John NIB 10 days with
lumber 10 Boarlman & small weasel to Scanned Bros
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Waesland Belg). Urborweg, Antwerp Aug 81,
with ise and passengers Peter Wright & Sons Arrived
a tho Bar at 1880
sUNsEr-wind sandy Hook. moderate EsE; cloudy.
Al City Island. light 5W; clear
CLEARED.
Steamer Memnon (Brl Bew. Lverpool-Busk II Jevons
Steamer Marengo lBr. Abbott Newcastle and Hull
4 Son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
SHOT HIMSELF IN PROSPECT PARK.

The body of a man with bullet hole in the side of
the head found by a nempoye yesterday in Pros
poet Park between the Cletridge Span and the Tenn
one empty chamber. letter in pocket identified
the IL an as c. b. Bangfors. uphoIserer No 162
Third ave, Brooklyn. He had been unfortunate in
business and Respondent For several days he had
been lingering 10 the neghborhood of the boat
house and ill the arbor where his BODY found. lie
was about forty years old and left wife and three
children. His wife unnerved when she learned
of his death that she refused to have her husbands
body taken to the house. The dead man was
Hebrew and member OF the Order Of Chosen Friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
POLICEMEN ENJOY HOLIDAY

John III. Starin yesterday gave his eighth
annual excursion to the police force and 1000
officers with their faniiies enjoyed on. The
barge started at IN from Franklin-st the second
from West renth-sL at :: 30, and the last two al
o'clock West Twenty nfthst The four big barges
gayly decorated aud eacn had band on board.
The sail 10 Pleasant Point Grove greatly enjoy
by all. There was dancing by nearly all except the fat
who we're waiting for the 100 yards dash at tho
grove A picnic held at the grove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
WHAT D. LOwBER SMITH DOESN'T KNOW

No further changes were made in the Depart
of PuOnc Works yesterday. Deputy Commissioning
d. LOwDor smith says he doesn't know when will
be lie 10 candid about what lie doesn't know, and
replies to all questions with that truthful confession
General Newton Is apparently none too much delighted
with his office. He tod man yesterday that the poli
ticians bothered him. Ito always refers them 10 ID.
Lowber. He was asked yesterday why he mad APP
pointed Mr.. Smith. Well bo replied, Z" needed
some who uuderstOOd tho details the office and
he the most generally commented man OF all who
we're available"
VINO In particular entioned him to youi"
Several persons; but don't care to give their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
NEW.JERSEY.

NRwBRlSswlcK.-The directors OF the New Brunswck
Fire Insurance Company held meeting
further INTO The shortage Of the former secretary
uTer Lewis hpplcgaie II reported that
not yet made good bis denccncy President IL IL
Palmer helped hun out OF the difficulty. Apologize sl holds
the position of secretary but Frederick Wege
him treasurer.
Frank Lodsk has been arrested for irving n
shoot his sweetheart Annie SedOck lie her Walking
with rival Julius RoezOnkOn. and at pistol shof
OF The bullet grazed her cheek Subsequently e Visited
her AT her boarding house and shot at her
All VI the persons concerned are Poles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
HOME NEW VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Victoria HOtel-SenatOr Jonathan mace ol
Rhode I.lsnd - Fyth Avenue Hotet-EX-senator
Francis herman OF Utica. and Bradley b. smsiiey, OF
Vermont 9,lsey House-Lynde HARRISON Ul
Haven and Ecw ard Hanlan, OF Toronto "A toeWo,u
HoteI-Paymaster L. G. Boggs, U. s. Navy .NewioT"
Professor z. de Janon. OF West fOlnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.-llOuseman, local amateur
pitcher was tried against the Brooklyn team today ana dd
fairly well The homo club did the best batting, but the
visitors in punching their hts and won
game the fifth inning The nctns was sharp ana at
times brilliant, but lhclc WcIo no P"i'N" "
tercst Score
Baltimore. 2 %
Base hs-BatimOre, 10; Brooklyn, Frors-Baltlmore
Brooklyn. 2 Piichcls-H ouseinan ana Porter
PHILADELPHIA sept 2-The Athletics Bierbauer alone eH
cepted could do nothing Mays this afternoon while on
the other pounded in lively fashion by the
Mctropotans also paycda sloucy game IN
Milgan who placed on third nase parieniary
him the column batting
fielding Biebaue and the second base play oil Meoter were
the only features. Score:
Ath VI
Base hs-A thetic, Metropolitan. 10. ErrOrs-Athellc,
Z Metropolitan. 3 Pitch, rs- Hart and Mays
CHICAGO Sept 2.-1he Champions had narrow escape
from defeat at the hands oday. bu rally
at part Of the game saved them The score
follows:
chicago ...............O / .
Base Washington Chicago. T.. Errors-WAshing'
ton, u Chicago, q PitcheTs-Shaw and Flynn
KANSAS CITY, Sept 2-The Cowboys beat the Philadelphia
men heavy hitting here today The home team tea
the game the eighth inning and won by well placed hits
in the next The score;
E Esn;ss ,S cl3g d $50 30 30
Base hts-Kansas city 10 Philadelphia, IS Errors,
Kansas City, - Philadelphia, D. Pitchers" ci'A"h anu
Casey.
ST LOUIS. Sept 2.The Black Diamonds played mastery
game with the Bostons ay ana beat them after hard
fight OF ten innings by tlis score
ST Louis. ...................---..3 q %
Boston. .............-..-..-.l o o-3
Ba.e hits onis. \: Boston. 6. Errors-St Louis 5;
Boston. g. Pitchers cly and i1adbonrne
A pttshurc-pitt ,burg. 6 Louisville, ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
FRENCH SPoLIArTOY CLAIMS

The New York Insurance Company, of this
tho OF any books papers, etc. TO establish the
losses OF the company by French spoation from 1894
1901. The company AYERS that IL claims against
the Government amounting To several hundred thou
sand collars Tho act OF Indemnity passed last winter
asked for since 1907 Since that tine he
papers necessary to establish tue slams have passed
from generation 10 generation aud OF them have
been lost and others destroyed The company thinks
that IL can establsh the claims, h0seysE. tas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
A CAT AND A SNAKE KILL EACH OTHER.

singular combat took place night or two ago Isp
J. l. gentleman who had iavorte about two years
old found evidences OF struggle
bis lawn blood scattered about ana by lay the
perfectly COled about her neck and body
snake about length dead from numerous
lacerated the whole body
had evidently slain the other. The had
such wounds upon her adversary that death followed
all probability life remained long enough In the
enable life from the by its powers
fouet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
A CHARGE OF ATTEMPTED BRIBERY.

Trustee Manning the Bayonne, N j. Board Educa-
ton at the last meeting of the board asserted George
NeurteT. whom waTded the building
addition To School No g. had offered Mr. Cunningham,
Der Of the board 800 for his vote dis
cussion ensucd and the excitement increased when
Nunnngha Mannings
notice" continued Cunningham that o the
members anxious TO the contract for Mr.
Neufier than they at the last meeting"
heated discussion the contract finally awarded Mr.
Nsuritter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
YACHTS PRACTISING FOR THE GREAT RACES.

The Galatea and the Mayf10wer took adyan-
tage OF tho pleasant weather and good breeze yesterday
to take a sail tue Bay. They Kept away from
each other and carefully avoided anything like brush.
The Gaatea towed n small boat astern as the Genesta
used to do To-day the Gaatea Coca the drydOck 10
prepare for the of next week. The OF
The Maynow are beng constantly drilled aud Ii there
are not many captains board on the days VI the
races tho yachts will probably he well handled
Tie English schooner yacht Miranda VIII probably be
nut IN racing thin by designer John Harvey. before
She makes trial OF speed she is accounted fleet
yacht and every hopes for race between her and
the Hachem, Montsuk and Graylng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
SHEEP AND CALVES DYING IN RAILROAD CARS.

Thirty dead were among the sheep and cattle
that Bulls Head Market in Newark
yesterday morning. The in which the cattle were
transported "doubledeckers." and the cattle
wedged together When the opened agent OF the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals present
The odor sekcnng Ten dead calves and sixteen dead
sheep taken from the first dead sheep
from third The bodies in advanced state OF
decomposition The animals Will be QuaTantincd by the
Health authorities The shipped Owego and
had been the road thirty-six will
tued against the railroad company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
ALONG THE SOUND.

NFwTowS.-By the win Of Alfred Blackman Of Waterbury
the Congregational Church receives SS3 000 tie
death Of his widow The money viii be employed erect
church edinco.
Observation-Disclosures Strong publishes entries his
of Bridgeport
s. 900 70 County Court House bill through Legs
lature las winter, and not $4,000, as reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
THE Alaska TO 90 TO SEA TO-DAY.

The Guion Line steamship Alaska, when
grounded at the of Gedneys Shanns on Tues
day, came OIL at 1880 a. m. yesterday Iart OF the
cargo hid been taken Lighters and the ship put
back 70 the Lower Bay To reload Her pas engers re-
NAMED on board The underwriters examined the snip
ard pronounced her uniured. sne will proceed TO sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
TDe RECENT LOW DEATH RATE.

The Sanitary officials have been pleased Tor sew
era weeks unusually low death rate AT this time OF the
No OF OF smallpox been
ored recently the deaths from other contagious diseases
have been DiPhtheria which kills so many children ~
fhe ctv caused three deaths last week, ana
although persons reported As SICK WIN scare
fever none OF them died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
THREE HUNDRED D0LLARS MISSING.

Eernlrn SandrOWltZ nas Dctn kttpIHR u SIIIIII
grocery No 3lj East Seventy fourth st mortgage on
shop forecOs recently and on "Wednesday
several Castle Van Guswinkle who says he is
collector at te head took fo-session OF the grocery anu
seized some stock Mrs Rose SandrOwl says hey
also took 500 from the drawer sewing machine. She
had Van uswinkc arrested tho charge OF taking me
money held the Norkve Court yesterday Tor
examination lie lives AT No 90 Adams ST, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
THE sOUTRE-FLYNH CASE.

judge Churchill did not render any DECISION OF
motion for change OF venue IN the ~ r
and II the is moi decided at hss time pQstponemeI
will be necessary. II Idge Churchills opinion IS tavoran
20 The nrosacu0n Immediate trial VIII be urged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03

g. nm cyclones Floating ice and derecs the
cause and course Of tropical September storms and the
vsins direction OF winds the Atlantic are given TINS
chart furnished by the Government free to all merchant
alma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
Az INSURANCE COMPANY INCORPORATED.

The Commonwealth Insurance Company OF
New York been ucorpo ated with capital stock OIL
5000 600 permission to increase 1t To not more tuah
81 900 900 Among the directors are Robert LenOx
Kennedy. Thomas 8. Barr. J: RIker, Charles 3 Bar
tow John Clafn, Alfred Van SantvoOrd. George ii.
Macy, II. NJ Bedding, BENJAMIN Il. Romano, Eyerhard
Faber John T. Terry and W. III. Halstead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
PENSIONERS TO RECEIVE LARGER PATIENTS

Tho 0uarterIV paNment OF FFnslOntIS At tHb
Agency IN this cty begins Pensioners who have
hiihert 10 received <7 50 for loss OF limb at the
shoulder or hip viii at tho rate OF Si5 month
nom August in with the Congressional act OF
that date Instructions have not been received from wash
ngon in regard pensions have been Increased
y said act from s24 month TO $50 and $50 respec
III ely for loss " a limb or an equlvDent dlsablty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
Jersey CITY.

Freebooter George Sohinze elected chairman % the
Board Of FreehOders 10 succeed Director Large Govern
whose once abolished by act OF the Legislature The
cODsutonay OF the act contested but the Supreme
Court and Court Of Errors sustained IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Brooklyn Jockey Club races. Parkvhe, y. in' ,r,.
National Board Of Steam Navigation. Holman io"se
New-York Canoe Club challenge cup races staten
Island Sound.
Music In Battery Park p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
CAUSES or RECENT STORMS

IN the recent storm chart for September issued
by the ONCE the usually occupied by
formation regard " pouring oil troubled waters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
MARINE INTELLfG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
suu rises 62s Sets G:25 Moon sets 9:54 Moons age
WATER
LM-saniy Hook IL % Gov. Isd 1liS Hell cate 90 9
PM-Sandy Hook ll:ji Gov. lsld. - lieu "NVe' LOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03

Earned YORK q BeITIT = faTsI Iii Iii
York 4; Detroit l. Struck out-NewY York; p Detroit
Lett basesNewY York Detroit, 8 Total baSe o nus
New.York Il Detroit 10 Three base htsGanzell Rowe
Double plays Brouthers Camel and Dunlap; terarI ,
Ward and Conner. Stolen bases-Wah !. Ewing, l. W lu
ptces-Keete 2 and Conway l. Umpire Powers llme
23O. Thompson declared out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
The Chicago and trot clubs scored victories yesterday
and The Now York club again lost The record stands
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

The Metropolitan club Will play the bamores on Satcn
day and the Brooklyn and Athletic cluOs play AZ
PaTk
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-07-24
KANSAS CHURCHES.

Eight acceesions arc reported to the
Presbyterian church Of Harper.
The new Baptist church at Winfield,
Cowley county is nearly completed.
Ford City, Fosd county is pushing
its new church building with energy.
A church edifice is being put up at
Tribune, a new town in Greeley county
The Methodists Of Wichita contsm-
plate the erection Of new church
shortly.
The foundation is being laid for the
new Methodist church at Chase Rice
country.
A new Lutheran church was dedicated
the other day at Lantram, Washington
county.
The Bsptists Of Manhattan, Riley
county, are erecting an addition to their
church building.
A number Of accessions are reported
70 Tho Presbytsrian church Of Mmneapo
b. Ottawa county.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-07-24

COMPARATIVE STATEN emf.
The following table shows the prices of whss,.
IN comparison with the previous day andpre-
Yious year:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-07-24

Chase Dispatch: Mrs. Whortle, living
near this city, came near dying from the
effects OF an overdose Of morphine the
other day. She had 6een suffering 90
verely from oramp in the stomach, and
her husband in trying to relieve the psln
gave an overdose Of tho morphine She
was Immediately overcome; and It was
only working presistently with her al
night. that she could b brought 70.
She i now doing we'll, but this should
b . waning 10 othen 10 use the dan
geeous drug withosa