davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-13

IA 90 per box.
-Corn-Marset steady; demand
night. We qaote: White cora, job lots, sc;
carload lots, Ga mixed corn, job lois, 64c;
carload lots Gle. Oats steady; good demand.
we quite: Mixed oats. acc; carlo I'D lots, i3c.
I bran, y 90. Meal, 6iKc. Georgia grist. per
Dbl, ~ 10; Grist, per bushel, 70c.
hAf-MarKet steady, with q fair demand;
STOCK ample. We quote job lots: Western.
81 20; carload lots, DC. Eastern, none; North
HIDES, Wool. ETC -aides-Market dull:
receipts hight; dry flint. lac; saited, l2c; dry
butcher, loo. Wool-Market firm; prime, in
oales' 26a26hc: bury. l0a2Oc. Wax, 1sc. Tai
low low. &C. Deer SKINS, flint, l6c; salted, l2c
213e.
LARD-The market is steady; in tierces,
'14c; 80 fb tins, 7$sc.
LIME, CALCINED PLASTER AND CEMENT
Alabama lump lime is in fair demand. and is
selling at 81 so per Dbl; Georgia, 81 80; cal
clned plaster, 81 IS per Dbl; hair, sc; Georgia
cement. So 90; ROSendale cement. 81 so; Port
land cement, 50 80.
LIQUoRs-Full stock; steady demand.
Bourbon. 81 5oa5 so; rye. 81 50a6 90; rectifed,
81 00al 80. Ales unchanged and ia good de-
mand.
NAMs-Fair demand. We quote: 3D., So so;
"a and sd, IS l5 Cd. 50 60; 81, 81 IS; 10 to God,
81 80 per keg.
NUTs-Almonds, Tarragona, 1910; Tvicas,
l6Hc; walnuts, French, Ice; Naples. lac; pc
cam, l0c; Brazil, &c; 1lberts, l2c; cocoanuts,
Baracoa, SO Is per 100
OILs-Market dull moderate demand; sig
nal, soc; West Virginia black. 10c; lard, SOC;
headlight, 15c; kerosene, lie; water white,
l5c; neatsfoot. 52c; machinery, 30c; llnseed,
raw, 4Sc: boiled, sic; mineral seal, Ice; Are
proof, lSc; home light, 18c; red c, l6c.
ONIoNs-Bermuda, per crate, 81 25a1 80; do
mestic, 81 GOAL % per crate; barrels, So 90.
POTATOES w estern, per bbl, 81 75a2 90;
Northern, 81 Ooa2 SO per Dbl.
PEAs-Demand good; stock small; COW
peas, 81 coal 10; mixed, 81 90; clay, none;
specked, 81 lOaI %; black-eye; 81 75a2 90 ;
white crowders, 81 1912 90.
PRUNEs-Turksh. SIC; French, SC.
RAIsINS-Demand quiet; market steady
loose new Muscatel. 81 so; layers, 50 rs per
box; London layers, So rs per box.
SALT-The demand is moderate and the
m srket quiet; carload lots, 75c o b; job lots,
S5caS1 90.
SUGARs-The market is firmer; cut loaf
&c; standard A, exc; Extra G, &c; G yellow
SIC: granulated, SO, powdered. &c.
SYRUP-Florida and Georgia syrups in bet
ter demand, but scarce. We quote: 35a4Oc;
the market Is quiet for sugar house at 35a40c
Cuba straight goods, CSC, in hogsheads; sugar
house molasses, E0c.
TOBACCo-Market dull; demand moderate,
We quote: Smoking, 25cas1 Is; chewing, com
mon, sound, 2Sa3oo; falr, 35a38c; medium, 40s
55c; bright, 50a75c; flue fancy, S5a9Oo; extra
fine, 90a$l To-; bright navles. 45aI5c; darR
navies, 40a50o.
LUMBER-The market is very firm: order:
continue in excess of facilities of the mills
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-13

NAVAL SToREs.-The market for spirits
turpentine was quiet but very firm, and was
generally held higher No Gales were re-
ported for the day At the Board of Trade
on the opening call the market was reported
firm at 81 &c bid for regulars. At the clos
ing call 1t was unchanged. Rosin-The mar
bet was quiet, but firm and unchanged.
There was a fair demand, and about 1000
barrels were sold during the day. At the
Board of Trade on the first call the market
vas reported firm at the following quota
+ 81 06. G$l 10 H 81 80. 81 80, K 81 OK, Nj
81 40a2 80, n SO 70a2 IS, window glass 50 90,
water white SO 95. At the closing call the
market was unchanged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-13
TO NEW YORK.

TO NEW YORK.
cITYoF SAVANNAH. Capt. III. @. DAD
aErr' FRIDAY, August IS, at 5 p. n,
CHATrAHOOCHEE, Capt. .. w. CAru..
HlNE' MONDAY, August 10, at Z A. M.
NAOOOCHEE, Capt. II. KEMproy
WEDNESDAY. August rs. at 8 A. n.
FAAbLLAHAssEE. Capt, W. II. FISHER
FRIDAY, August 20, at . A. NJ.
Os saI OF AUGUSTA. Cant. X. 8. NIckEa-
soN' MONDAY, Aug. "a. at I3N6oT.
40 PEfILADELPIIIA.
IThese steamers 40 not carry passengers.J
pESsOUG, Capt. f. SMITH, SATURDAY
July ~. at u NOON
DEssoUG, Capt. f. SMITH, WEDNESDAY.
August 4, at 9A.N
DEssoUG. Capt. r. SMITH, SUNDAY, An
gust Ii, at P. M.
DEssOUG, Capt. F. SMITH, TUESDAY.
Through bills OF lading given to Eastern and
northwestern points ana to ports of the I'M
ted Kingdom and the Continent
For freight or passage apply TO
G. NJ. 3QRREL, Agent
civ. Exchange Building,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-13
New orleans RICE Markst,

NEW YORK. Aug. l?.-Market firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l2.-Rice unehang'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
STECBEN COUNTY POLITICS.

uORNEIIsYIILE FAIk-ACADEMY OE MERCY
MEDICAL sOCIhTY-COUKT.
frRoM An OCCASIONAL COgREsPJNDENT OF rRIBUSE.i
UoRNFLLsvILLE, Sept. 1S.--The Steuben
County Convention Will be held at Corning next Thurs
cav The only orices which excite any particular
contest are those OF county clerk and district attorney
r. X Faulkner Of this city is making strong efforts
IN the direction OF the former, and L. B. Graves OF
Corning is dong the There are thrtytwo towns
IL TIE county and tie convention will consist OF l47
delegates Several towns have already elected their
delegates and IS said that cool majority OF them are
Faulkner men For the Office OF Eistrct-Atorney 1t II
conceded that Byron L. smith has long lead over his
oompatitor Frank H. Robinson, OF Canste0 Mr.: smith
was candidate three years ago and only lacked Jew
votes OF being nominated. He has always resided IN
the county and is of the late William \. Smith,
Who was sheriff OF the county some years ago. M
Robinson Is d new conner.
The falr which wa held here last week proved .ery
every respect Inc recri Is aggregated
the exhibition itself nearly equaied
tie annual county fairs held at Bath
The Academy OF Mercy under the direction OF tbc
Sisters Of Mercy opened on Monday The course Oh
stndy Systematic and thorough aud embraces every
branch vi useful education, including Laiin french ana
German.
Tue steuben County Homeopathic Medical Society
I'D IL regular annual mectug al the once Oh III IL
K Breasted this city few days ago. Dr. hathaway
OF this Irerident OF the sOco occupied .hr chair
Among those prescBt were Dr. Grant. OF batl, Df.
lfyant OF Corning; Dr. Ho lou, o. hamiuoI dIOftj Ut
ilrdy, 81 Corning aud Or truman. al Belmont Dr.
grant, OF Bath gave al interesting report oi the sem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
BEACH DEFEATING GAUDAUR

LONDON sept l5-Te boat the Thames to-day be-
tween William Beach Of Australia, and Jacob Gaudatr, OF
Canada Beach. The match was Tor +IOOo ana
The cham pOnsAip OF the world A.. .
Enormous people lined the banks OF the river
made ~ i.5b The men gttuhS away
vel together. Beach Immediately got sg lead anu al .e
star ami Garter thri OF length ahead pulhB thIy
seven strokes a minute to Gaudaurs thry-hve Az uhe
creek GauGaur led by third Of a length: BeaSn
hal mie He led by hall length al t
craven Cottage steps and the same distance ahean AZ
Cr,b Iree At Hammersmlth Beach three lengths N
front Hammersmt was 500 Ddudaul covering
the distance SO3 At Blfcns ,iauddnr began 70
his Oupouents lead and Chiswlck was only nan q
length behind. BY the time Ihorneyorot was reachea
Candaur half length IN 'front.' OF beacL snl
pumping station he was stu slightly IN me ea Das
then stopped rowing and Gaudaur obtained Lead OF Two
lengths Barne. Brlge spurted and gong
L. The mont lengths Bcachs time Was a, MIN
MES seconds II frdrfly hard race throughout
The weather and cold WITT the wind lIo ne horth
east good Before tho start the Dettng was
I'VE to IA q Ia beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
THE GENERAL ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIP
NJ W. FORD EASILY DEFEATS THE FIVE OTHER
COMPETITORS.

Tho Mott Haven grounds Of the NewYork Athletic Club
were well crowded yesterday afternoon with visitors VINO
went to the petition ior the General Aeuc ANA
eur championship America Ten contests were 10 De decided
m tho ak we'll known Alfred Ing, OF the West Side
Athletic Club X Shell OF the University OF Pennsylvania
A. A. Jordan OF the Manhattan Athlete CluDi NJ W. For'
OF the New YOrN Athletic Club; j. j. Van Honten west >e
Athletic lub and r. Thornton. New York Athletic cluD
, ohct ~ the club being TO find the best alaround
athlete victory each contest counted the victor h'e
points, a second place three points ana thru one
point William p. Curtis was referee with william
Wood r. H. Hasiead and \. II. wheeler az Judges
last years competition single competitor won ac
coriing to supposed that che standards
would be lowered Such not the case except N
the mile run Which was fRan See yr oI
standard q, tnlly rise haid l"li - ,a,,r, II In
seconds, foIH Won a., ~" i,risr was a, tbri
Thro~inr the 5.ponnd weight standard II feet won by
nces Thornton third II inches Ford and Ing the
ouly qualify. , 49,. - h r-d ,rbo
qn@%g s S S9 nS a. ice SS" o jordan
cleared p inches aud Thornton eel inches. won
by Ford time - Thornton second and Jordan
Rr The sol oil before the others could get home
Putting ihc l6p0und shot standard 81 teet, won ~, ~
FSr T sem, the r P 80 's sna oan not qnayns
Pole vault standard ~ feet last years standard et
failed to feet inches 80 each was a"aIueu 1iee
twenty ysrls hurdle ten hurdles
feet INCHES in hsisAt 7HSa" 20 g ony two
feet Ing failed to qualify. ,, ~ 30, r,o-s
Throwing l0-pOund hammer standard ~ ett r,,
w,re properly only the ton at ms point
but through the Deraiy the club the disqualified atletes
allowed D 20 compete Tor tDlrti lhelti
Ford hammer 70 feet and inches AT me s'onSi
championship as MS CUT
rected orr stood 40 points 9on for the rest
Ruuut broad lump FOri witha leap OF ~ e'l any
inches Jordan second, 20 let anu SHeA N"S 'u'
! IL feet soOre-FOrt. 40 points. ,..
one mile standard. ; minutes and 80 se'Onlsi tsu
wears Standard ami 10 seconds A. Ford h Won
The competition with plenty 10 spare ana Is 10 com GU "a
Montreal next saturday d stAen himself Oy compel
ing in Shell started in the one-mle run At pace
Few Thought could hold but he hnshedan easy winner III
5 minte- and 10 10 seconds. Thornton was second
AZ nearly could be figured out on the grounds JORDAN
Thornton twenty points each iOr second place >he
| Ind pOluts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
LONG ISLAND.

aorFRoouF-A private examination Of Frederick Nnton.
who il charged with completely in the case OF upon
oela Downs held yesterday before the Justice Of The
peac. The excitement The utmost vig
lance officials has thus ar failed 10 trace the
nvstcrious Monday last visited the Young
RlI.
LONG IsLASD CIiYJames Henry Poole. cOloIed age SIX
ten Who sentenced Judge GaTctsOn the queens
County Court Of Sessions Friday 10 at sung
SIM Tor attempting assault Josephine Compton
IN August last Jamaica, was taken yesterday TO SING
EFMPsTEAD-The in April last voted 5000 TO open
highway Far Rockaway ana ROcka~ay Beach. The
WORK July, but little accomplished The
taxpaveIs what has become OF the $4,000 The
Protective Association Is investigating The nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
BROOKLYN.

Tie Council the BROOKLYN Republican League win meet
address by It's president
John Wtslow The Trial VI the Rhode Island Judges
Postmaster Hendrix sntly applied for $4,000 10 in
Of lett carriers and clerks This regu 81
has by the Postmaster General notwits tan
Tie fact that present force working almost day and night
The Equipment Department Of Navy advertised
Of coal last spring Duncan sons OF NewH Ork
o. "A and oh
lvered coal and Commander whitney threatens II
according To contract To ADVERTISE Tor another
lot the original contractors with anything over
SO 2e a that he has to pay.
The Sands street Methodist Episcopal Church Il offered
fof Ii stated IN the Mt
that the site elegant one fOr a hotel"
An action begun IN the Court 10 have the
assignment ROeer and kalmeI lumber dealers OF Bush
wickave set frau luent II was made On uy 10
Papers INCORPORATING Direct Electric Fire and Am
buance Company filed with the County Clerk vest eay
The The company 10 connect private houses with
stations houses and the Ike. It, capita
stock $500 John W. Carter and Henry W. caldwell
arr among the incorpOrators
The Excise have for the second time refused
TO grant Captain lanes Lynch License or his hotel at
sands Fulton =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
OLYMPIC ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES.


The games OF the Olympic Athletic club to'k place yes
erday at the Clubs grounds The winners were
a. follows
Onehunrel and twenty-five yards dash handicap open 10
amateurs trial heats and nnl neat 40 tslc M'Ie
Ln4 heat taken ~ G. dtl W st sue
Athletic nb eight yars start 10 ID A. c. Ashley
Olympic CLUB, scconL .... -.
sxhuIrey yard handicap thirty five starters won by
George Tracy OF Nova Scotia, hit"rn yAfus stt ia MN
III sec l. Sharpe. olympic Athletic cup, seeohu -
one and hall mile walk handicap ten starters won Oy g
NJ Ans olympic Athletic Club sixty seconds starLh IL min
80 20
Tnr-e hundred yards novice race. scratch seventeen STAR
ers by ii. NJ. Partridge Nassau Atheuo O4uD 0n''
81 20 seconds. -, al.
hundred twenty yards hurdle race amateur hahdi-
Of the day. Cheers were gwen iot
broken record T. Wiegand came home Ia So, out
he got the better oftr pistol IL "seI'
New. y ORR tIty, second by only D inches . -.
TwOhundre and twenty yard run, eighteen sLeI7 WI
start Ia % seconds. -. -. II MIA,
alimile twelve starters Won y = DVl
scottsh American Athletic Club thirty SIX y"tus si@ "
framing broad lump twelve competitors won by II Bah
brooklyn Athletic Association VINO nan hA0AP "a =
aches, with leap Of ~ feet > inches -, III y
IwsaiLs saeJ Gle handicap, three sAtlei' WIN " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
THE POINT BREEZE PARK RACES.

PuApPLrnIA sept ls.rhe second week OF the running
meeting at Point Breeze Park closed today Win Id -
tendance .,-o DIAL,
ri racea mile selling allowances purse sou feaoo'A
LA IN fine stretch where passed ~ BIZ 81" TIL anu
"a the former winning by length and hail. Eva H.
second Peacock third Time-l.lb
second racepurse $3.50 for horses that have run ana no'
r money AT this meeting, v OF a mile Willie Martm
I ~ the stretch sam Bennett and George angus
srsv out and had the themselves Bennett nh"y
won Nv three lengths. Angus second Lookout tar'
lI7i4 . IT. 80, .o-o
Ill, IN" nsington won by two lengths. Res tess secon
Miller third. Time-loyt .... , mia rur.e s25O King
80. three where Iunls took lc tau ~
DoD ao sr,is They had 10 thensevo- up me
1890, ,t~ytle winning by length and ha, runs seconu'
FANATIC third. Time 49, Italics over fur hur-
Firth hurdle race E lead al te start aud
eT he1ird winning easily by three lens'As hocneSo'
second Boheme third Iime--Ot-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
NEWS FROM THE SUBCRBS.
ENTERING UPON HER 1o2D YEAR.

There ia An Old lady in Flushing Mrs Rachel Htilwg
who by the authority OF several ancient family BlhrT ~
tered upon her hundred second Yesterday she
has lived In Flushing sce 1885. bur was born "a ths city a.
fe record goes after te BRUSH evacuation
and m four years before George Washington took he nnth
of ohce Wall street ~ President OF tio INCA
states Whether Mrs StliwaggOn saw the Father Oi MS
country iuaugrated and describe to nicely just w
oioTr horse and Low -hO buckles Ae wore docs o
appear and nquiring reporter VII" Was gong 10
az questions 0f that te old LADY, annl'tlss
VS. met M the front door Ia both oooIs
v a cold REL III ~tilwasEon VIII probably write tE
ov-u II keep tile PINK or i'il
which her Flushing friends attribute TO her MeanN re .he
denies herself and leaves reporters to The cout"s's OF i" -
dog u IN. rrar called -ier'ay 10 cuhEIdtu
lat. ilis old lady On her health an years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
Prns Bicycle Club 1875 yards start in minutes IS
seconds
LAST DAY OF THE CREEDMOOR CONTESTS.
MASSACHUSETTS WINS TWO BIG MATCHEs-sUC-


The last of the annual fall prize meeting the National
Rifle Association Creedmoor the most successful OF the
week There steady wind blowing the range anu
the shooting exceptionally good The Hilton Trophy anu
Interstate Matches two Of the most important on
the programme. shot. and both Tell 10
Massachusetts, The from that STATE
$4,000 Hilton Trophy. with score
Of O30 points Interstate match with lOs4 points
In both these York the Massa
chusets close and In second each time
points behind in the match aud 20 points be
hind the the Hilton Trophy The ortr on duty
ski 9th Artillery L. : A. Assistant Executive co'onel
r.. Bridge Statistical Officer Lieutenant W T. Picket ga
Regiment y Y Range Officers. Lieutenant Parsons MAJOR
Brown Major Bell DR. Ford surgeon There were mum
Der of civilians the ground during the DAY including many
ladies'. There sprnkling 0fmilitary men, including
General shser. Colonel DOlnc, Lieutenant anderson ami
Captain The continuous matches were alssiot
during the day the results hardly likely to be known
for several DAYS.
In the match which unusual degree OF inter
been excited Lieutenant cft OF the Engineer corps
probable winner shortly after Ire Dug es
rang the meeting ~ 1856 and officers ana
marksmen their tents 10 begin the work Of packing
The meeting remarkable success throughout
Yesterday scores follows:
INTERSTATE MILITARY MATCH.
open from each state or Territory N the
United bronze Soldier 81 MafathOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
MA1rReATED BY THE DAvIrr RIFLES.

John oxford young man living At so 1913 washington ~
r Cfv Vas brought the Gregory street Police station
NJ . O'Clock yesterday morn NJ lie hid hceh ioihu
ON he sidewalk IN ~ Patrick shcrddn- rum SHOP
10 2n3 IA srrcnst His tight broken n two places
ms face covered ith cuts and bruises and thtIe Vas
s,, Lett oxford had gone INTO sheridan :
leroc There members % the Davltt lhrs
AN irish military oganzatoy, there. Oxford SAID some hg
.hch the members Rifles ld not Ike. and they All SET
ul,r him King him down they kicked and Jumped
Oh hn ana INTO the street OAInTd was sent 10
The Ciiy Hospital Tho tie shop arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

KANSAS CITY. sept. Is.-The Chicago and Kansas City
clubs played to-day aud the champions easily. Grass
hopper Jn- elective. There was good
cruwd ia the ptke grounds. and tho game closely
watched The score was is follows:
chicago. -.-................-..---...3 . %
Kansas tly % y y y y ID
Base hits Chicago 10; Kan-as City. g. ErrOrs-Chicago
> kansa, city l. Pltchers-Clar<sOn and whitney. I'M
pIreMr Powers
ST. Louis, Sept ls-The Detroit club outplayed the
"MarooHs at point today and won an easy victory
Kirby pitched I'll elect the NTH lnuing only score.
Detroit. .......................--.--0 . IL
Base hits Detroit / st Louis 2. Errors-Detrot. 81
Loa.s. Pitchers-B adw and Kirby. UmpreMr Quest
boston. sept 1s-The Boston and Washington clubs
play ci sided today whh the visiting pay :
won with "senw nders" curves were baued hard
and often The score was
washington Hgssih .Y oil
Bazc hits-Boston 0; Washington, L. Errors Boston,
10 Warrington, L. Pitchers steiley Ell and shaw I'm
pire-Mr. Fulmer.
BALTIMORE sept lsThe 81 Louis club succeeded in de-
featng Baltimore today after close and hard
fought battle. The follows:
u Louis ----..-- - y .
Base h.-St Louis, Baltimore, 2 ErrOrs-St Louis
Baltimore l. Pitchers-Caruthers and knToy. UmpIe-M
Carin.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 1s.-The to-day between the
pay,s Both Mullane and pitched gOO games and
the fielding both superb The visitors nade on
one error the Athletic their only run Clncnna
one in eighth rumble by Lyons and hlt- ny
twelfth inning singles by Carpenter Richmond anu Kelly
The lOlO"s:
Athletic. .-...--.-.-.------O q ~
Cincinnati, l. Pchers-Atksson and Mullane. Umpire-Mr
MCouado
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
LOCKED OUT OF THE SCHOOL HOUSE.

There is trouble in the sleepy Hollow pnbc school when
must settled bj the oupcInt enocnt % fuD4'
I'm There viii he hermOnv. Trustee Lelny appointed MS
aehfcr principal VI school TWO trustees were 0Dnsei
II, add IVA iu sv0r the appointments The oppo- ton II
seems bought the school house and locked H up
Tbc voupr woman therefore has lar becu unable
f nr fhe school Journeys 20 the schooouse every
morning AMI the door The scholars wonder ~ieA e
-.ssi V m bc OMEN Teforey licensed tyafl + The
10 M arises that she - The daughter
ii ler father trouble been ald before tnr state
SuD,r.ufcndout OF Public Instruction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
HON Il NE us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

House-senator John r. Mcpherson OF New-Jer-
and Murst Hastead. Of Cincinnati hstor HOUSE
kesteven OF Eng and Windsor Hofr-Baron and
OF Berlin, aud IatrObc of Baltimore
Grand Hots-Dr. George Miller II Omaha oraad Cen
Hotei-Mayor G. r. Parsons Of Rochester Gedney
HosssCayton McMichse OF Philadelphia nm Avenue
Hotet-Henry W. Oliver Of Ptsburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
THE NETWORKS WIN A GAME.
PHILADELPHIA BEATES-BRoOKLYN DEFEATED b

'ItT"HNTN' NNU I'7NI' v III III WHIT
The played between the New York and Philadelphia
clubs this have been the most exciting contests
Of the Yesterdays az the Polo Grounds was no
exception the match being rrplete with eaures
and the 1900 spectators present kept constantly
cited The players punched their hits in the last
the gamo. Eserhrooks Dagger In the
eighth inning the chief hing that the game and the
spectators compelled Dude keep taxing on his
for several seconds. Dorgan and Rclarl-on made hne
catches and were loudly appllufel Common absent
owing 10 death family and Ourkes hands too
sore 10 play. The follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
ur Will SEND HI WIFE NEXT TINE.

william WucstchocoT housc painter of Mt Vernon, has
bcar courng Annie Eb~re against The wshs of inc Oh
folks Thursday Tie young couple slipped away ami were
married by the ltey dr soumers The baes parents were
an also te girls brothers. Yesterday the young
drove up Ehrrle Paca and demanded his vi s
wsraro,s spirited argument, hui he carried hs
nt When he apnoerod With bundle. the young hit
tim on the head then there rough ana tumble Sc IN
gaietud The fuu, aud atT IL Has over
Tie husband cuo.y away He not Injured but the
wife herself " AZ go hoAt tiino ol Lef "afiroDo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
A BROKEN CRICKET GAVE.

BOSTON sept Il (spctai-Piay IN the cricket match Oe
tween tie Gentlemen OF England and the picked New England
team was the LongwoOt grounds at II o'clock
This forenoon the going the bal for their first innings
retired without % run Out conner
and Rand ran 30 before the formers Wktt
was taken lie gong with p 10 DOB credit Bland helh ms
LARGEST made the grounds for some
lime and had a. to credit when he was bowed by hey
I- w. The twelfth wicket tai and the score was thcn ~
The fourteenth wicket down for lOH leaving the New
England runs behind their opponents III the htt
The innings closed about 90 O'Clock ana aiit
lunch served play resumed and continued Ihlu
olork icket- drawn tO allow The Eng
s team 10 Tor Baltimore. where they play on
,fff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

sTAPTFT0S = and Mrs william Goodwin Of New Bruins
wick " started thence seven weeks ago In The twenty 7N
fuot soop Whisper YO} around BERMUDA They
and, after short
went on their way home They reports pleasant voyage lii
mshap.
DOM St Johns Guild Hospital for Children. which
has hen open Beach all SUMMER closed yestcr
davf for