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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
DYING IN DEsTIrUrIoN AND NEGLECT.

Mrs Christ Old subject TO epileptc fits scalded
herself badly at jamaica several weeks agoShe lives
old building formerly used sash and blind factory An
old known French John is her companion After
the Health officer had attended TO her injuries she for
few DAYS OF her neghbOrs found her
miserable condition Her wounds had mortified and In
a shocking IdiOn 1t found impossible TO her
hospital She died o'clock yesterday afternoon
French JOhr is IN such condition that his death looked
for at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
CARRYING THE MAILS TO MEXICO.

The Manhattan of the Alexandra Line which sailed
Yesterday Mexico carried the United states mails At the
Office II was said proposal had been made month
to carry mails to Mexico and Havana but word had been
Postmaster General that other arrange
mon adj been days the cOmpany's prop
ositon was accepted Post Office II said that tho
terms for remuneration would the and inland
postage the that offered the company year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
pspARruRE OF TIE NEw CRUISER ArLAx1A.


The new steel Atlanta OF the three great ships
by Roach for the United states Las started
upon her trial trip She has been lying In the dock at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard for several weeks and has been put
with assignment OF officers and crew.
though accepted by the Government she LETT inc
Navy Yard yesterday IL for Newport where her
compasses Will be adjusted and where her commander VIII
his orders from Secretary Whitney Other than her
and aboard Of her except Chief Eng
Anderson. u ". representing the Naval Advisory
Board under the supervision OF which she has been con-
structed- At Newport, however she will be joined by
engineers representing the assgnees OF John Roach Aer
Mlltneys varied with special boards
XpeS Dolphin has concluded to test the
Atlanta I'm the regular Her officers Captain Francis
Buncc Lieutenant Commander Robert NJ. Berry Lieu
tenants f. G. Pendeton, Charles q. Bowman William j.
Clason, Bradley A. Fske and John 7. Newton Ensigns
Hero Taylor and Dana Greene Cadets George Breed
W. H. q. Busrd f. w. jenkins md j. W. Oman surveyors
George WinsOw and A. G. efenger Psymaster Albert
W Bacon. Chief Engineers Isaac K McNary and j. A.
Smith, Assistant Engineers II. y Norton and A NJ. Hunt
and Cadet Engineers Isaac and Thomas Hogan
At Newport trial will be had at high speed over the
measured mile course about Gould Island and so the
eOmpasses adjusted sailing orders received
Atlanta Will 20 OF for a ten days sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
GELS AND KRUGER GUILTY OF MANSLA UGHTER

Nicholas Gels and Henry Kruger convicted yester
In the Court Of General Sessions Of granddaughter In the
second degree the penalty which limited 10 ten
imprisonment for killing Emil KOmeis May last at De
lancey and Ludlow HOmeis driving saltwater
wagon and into collision with a IN which were
Gels aud Kruger The jumped from their and
assaulted komes Gels hitting the victim the head with
piece VI scanng The died from conclusion OF the BRAIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
HON E NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

mn Avenue Hote-General John Echols, OF Virginia
Holman House-Genersl Charette of France Bncktngnd
Uoie-Henry Probasco Of Cincinnati Murray HW HoN-
Senator j. w Hoysradt Of Hudson n ana samuel Ib -,
II Stevenson u s. Navy. Windsor Hofel-E b. Judson
of Syrac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

Many private laid the all round cham
poship contest which will take place at the Mott Haven
Grounds to-day Malcolm Fori Of the NcwYork Athletic
Club favorite 10 the field Alfred Tug the
second choice Hull of Philadelphia, is third 1t s
pected that some new records VIII made all the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
INSPECTORS or ELECTION ApPO1yTED

The Police Board yesterday appointed SPAS inspectors Of
election Republicans and
62 election districts Lists Of candidates for appoint
mont had published in The city Record COM
lnissoners made the appointments from generally
following wishes OF the district political he
Democratic inspectors appOfOned among party
Factions IN this ratio: Ismmany Hall. 81; County De
pocIacy 81 Irving ALL IL The days
year VIII be October lS 20 and 90 and Election
MEMBER the inspectors Will be sworn supplied
with books before the hrst day Of registration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
To JssUE BOyDs FOX THE DOCK BOARD.

The Sinking Commission met yesterday to pass res
euton autor ing Controller issue $2000O0O bonds
for the expenses Department Henry W. Beers Of
the Council Political Reform, wished to argue against IT.
He declared that the OF the Dock Department
had been extravagant.
"How long will you takel" inquired Recorder smyth
have a jury waiting for me-"
think you had put what you have TO say in writ
ing said Chamberlain WINS.
'You may talk long the Board will hear yon SAID
Mayor Grace "but do not place the slightest reliance on
what you say regard your statements unworthy OF
belief"
Beers undauntel by these unfavorable comments ne
gan his argument again reiterated his declaration
Department aud produced statistics that the Depart
So 00O 0OO honestly IN one year lie
alleged that Dock Commissioners had to their credit
$500 900 the hands OF the City Chamberlain.
Mr. WINS disputed this and said Tat the amount was only
Sl2JOOO .
MIR Beers continuing criticised the action Of the Dock
Commission giving leases for fifty MI Beers was
told not to be spent In lump AppIO
u 100000 could be spent except the authorization
OF the Board What being done was simply to con
firm the action of June. 1885, which had been pro
pOunced lawful by the Court OF Appeals MT Beers continued
moved the previous question: was seconded 10y the
Recorder, and the resolution passed unanimously
had been disposed Of the question OF building
GansevOOrt Market taken up Win little discussion e
building exceeding 100000 on the plan adopted
by Commissioners Of the sinking Fund two years ago
The building will be 400 feet wide by 500 feet long and two
stories high.
bonds OF the city now in the Sinking Fund TO The amount Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1885

in spendd condition Even money laid that not more than
one man will qualify in all the features Ford won THIS cor.
test year the Irish champion Purcell was secona
The New.York Athletic Club will present handsome go"
medals TO the winners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
Sun rises, $40 Sets 600 9O7 Moons 20
WATER
xM-sandy Hook 1923 Gov Tspd. 1045 Hell Gate. 009
P.N-Sandy Hook 1851 Gov. lspd llOl Hell OAte. O3i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

The New. York Philadelphia clubs Will play on the
Polo today Keefe and Ewing Will DO the battery
for the local club. =
The Pttsburg nine will play in Brooklyn ana the Louisville
club o Staten Isla nj today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

KANSAS CITY, Sept 1.-THE Chicago and Kansas City clubs
played two games to-day aud the champions won both
The score OF the morning game was:
Kansas city ......... ...........O 2 Q %
Chicago .-.................---.---.2 U v -
Base hits-Kansas City, o; Chicago 8. Errors-Kansas
civ Chicago g. Ptclers-Whitney and Flynn Umpire
Mr. Powers
Tie afternoon game resulted as follows:
Chicago .....-O 3 U Z Up
Kansas City.-....................-O Z v u D
Base hits-Chicago IA Kansas City T. ErrorsmChcago'
G CITY, 10. Pitchefs-McCofnllck anu "eluhah-
Umpire-Mr. Powers.
ST LOUIS Sept 1.-THE Detroit club was favored by good
fortune to-day and defeated the ST. Louis nine rs follows
st Louis. .-...-...---.0
Detroit U " " 10
Base hits-s Louis 7: Detroit. l. Errors-st Louis
Detroit 9 Pltehers-Healey and Getzein Umpire-Mr
Quest.
BOSTON Sept 1.-THE Boston club played poorly to-day and
allowed the Philadelphia win victory The
was;
philadelphia ............1 0 5 Ito
Boston U :
Base Philadelphia Is: Boston, H. Errors-Philadel
phia Boston, r. PccrsFeI glsOn and Kadoourhe IN
pire-Mr Fulmer.
Al Philadelphia Athletic. o. Cincinnati. g.
At Baltimore-Baltimore. 3 81 Louis, 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
10 GET A FEE SIMPLE OF AQUEDUcr LANDS


HIT Dykman. who employed by Corporation Counsel
Iacombe make careful report Of the expenses which
must incurred in conducting the proceedings
10 change right of aqueduc lands IN west
chester County has made his report He thinks That
81 will $4,000 to make the with the new
proceedings bring them equal footing with those now In
in Dykman adds that lie has examined the list OF
parcels proposed be made and comar ed
proceedings and the probable claims 10 be made therein
connected city during the last fifteen
thinks these maps filed and descriptions prepared so
simply the fee contemplated and a. already &C
Qrd for the shaft sites with reservations 10 e
and conditions restrictions imposed on the
city, the for land damages will reach amount
payers the City OF NewYork." lie makes number OF
with reference acquiring right OF way TO the
various shafts allowing travel across the line OF the
Aqueduct, and the undlstuTbed flow OF streams.
etc. which adopted Will result in saving
10 the city for land damages
and avoid large amount OF litigation before the Commits
soners OF Appraisal
. In commenting Mr. Dykman's report Mr. Lacombe
THE cost OF the proposed change VIII not be simply
ia the be made 70 property
ming MI Dykmans estimate of $50 600 the cost
bringing the proceedings equal footing with
those is satisfied correct and II should
be noted refers to the Wescbester alone In
my opinion only imperative necessity would warrant the
incurIing this large additional expense
In the event however Of the Aqueduc decd
OF the parcels known
cells opinion essential that the reservations the
imposed upon tie CITY, suggested
6y Nj Dykman be provided for Unless this
unnecessarily increased TO the extent of at least
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
JERSEY CITY.
NEW-JERSEY.

large swing at Nevada Neds Indian show in Oakland
Park broke down Thursday nigh and four
slightly injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
THE ORANGE LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

There large and fashionable attendance yesterday at
the beautiful grounds the Orange Tennis Club at
j. being the second day Of the open tourna
ment Many cquipages surrounded the grounds.
Among those present the Misses Post Wmerdng Van
Taylor Ward Adams Clarke Patterson, Willis.
Greene, Hernandez Miller, Williams Doid Baldwin Camp
bell Dawson, Morgan, Crisis, Farr Iinghast Hitch Rus
sell Brady Geatly Crosby Balantne Ward, Coudert and
Hamn, and Mrs nead Mrs. Baird, Mrs. Wilmerdng Mrs
Kirkland. Mrs. Campbell, Mrs Watson Mrs. Brady,
Farr Mrs Hamilton and Mrs. Bgeow The following
o the tournament:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

Ewhen any Of readers visit Boston would suggest
their making Revere House their home Under
mana ement-John f. Morrow & Colt has taken place
of Boston hotels The cab for this
Boston cab Co. and is model OF
perlor service a about half the usual rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
THE MARVELLOUS POWER

1t DESTROYS poison the blood that Malaria IN all us
varied forms eradiCated from the system ~.
the nervous 10y us tonic a'tnn so tha.
sleepessnes gives place 10 quiet repoe without inc use Ok
narcotics.
y its antsepc properties cOrrecs the unhealthy ier
ments remove ndgestoi causing us
give strength 10 weak, weary ana e'oe SUI
ferers. q Cos
the state North Carolina friend IN this cry VII" sent
~ SELMA y. g., May a. 1885
E. DAY BARKER Esq, ~ Murrayst y. Y. city. 49,,
M Dear Sr FRIEND The Kasklne you procured ot
city did more benent tl auy
remedy have taken. have suffered win cmi s9ns
1865 whether the fats OF eastern section on te s
or among The Ksskne was rst taken aoue
March 10 1886 then have had but one chll; very
slight Liver has acted regularly AMI freely enough SS
Increased twenty pounds weight and have not t s wen IN
a number OF yeasas for the past month tihN II an
excellent The improvement from its use IN my .sss
hottie Truly vonr friend JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH.
Bellevue Hospital n " Universally successful" IA,
patient treated with
St. Francis Hospital N Y. Kaskine has been discharged
/curcd.'
Rev Jos Desribcs Chaplain OF Charity Hospital writes
will be surely, on every OCCASION through c"'"Hoh
most devoted promoter of kaskine" Al,
Josephs Hospital, n Y It's use Is cohsiaere" i'-
pensable. II acts perfectly , ,,,. ,o,a,
medical counsel Pamphlets giving information &C. sent on
application. .,,., ,,.o,,.,od I'm ,ba
history OF medicine 81 bottle Sold by all druggists or
''"' " THE KAsKINE co. 81 Warren St, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

c. c. Shayne manufacturer of sealslin gar
ments fashionable furs will retail at lowest cash whole
prices this month Altering and repairing DONE Fashion
book free. No 1913 Prnce-st. near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

eGENERAL sHERrDASs sKIRMTsHERs' MATCH. first prize,
trophy worth $780, bronze medals to each one OF WIN
ming team.
Engineer Corps winners by the following score:
Lieutenant l4S Lieutenant Hall. l6l
Barrett lOl
Captain Boyle 1873 Private Cayanagh %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

THIEVING LETTER CARRIER CAUGHT
letter tie Brooklyn Post Office Robert Mooney
Sas arrested yesterday upon charge 81 robbng the mas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
PIOwI<c Tip He'll GATE

laborious and costly work, but the end iustfs
the effort. important channel
Obstructons in the organs OF the human body bring
evtabe disease. They must be cleared away physical
will follow Keep the liver in ORDER and the pure blood
through the body conveying health strength and e
disOiered and the channels cloggei with
pnrities which and DEATH No other
cine equals Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discovery Tor
ing upon the liver and purifying the blood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

First round e Smith and ]. C. Elliott beat G Hobart
socum beat H. A. Taylor and G. NJ. Brlney So SO; j.
and j. VI. Thomas beat WarburtOn and Appleton
6l, As 85 r. ID. and J. Dwight, \ Campbell r ami
J. G. Wilmerding o. ;. Campbell and Manot G. f. watson
and partner J.. d. Chase and ID. Miller drew byes. . -
s Scond round-E. G. Smith and J. C. Elliott beat p ID:
Chase and d. Miller Go GO r. d. and j. Dwight beat
Campbell IT. andJ. c. Wilmcrng 81, 60 o. > CampDcu
and c. Mano beat G. F. Watson and partner by default
Thrd rOud-R ID. Sears and j. Dwight beat o. S Camp
bell and c. ManOt so 81 r. L. Beeckman and H. W. Slocum
beat g. c. Smith and J. G. Elliott 6-5 (unfnished)
II the weather permits the finals viii be played today
o begin a 30 d. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. +

144 LexingtOn-aye, between 10Th and Both stt
Hours-StO1 toll Diseases OF the Nervous system.
Genito Urinary organs Impotence and sterlty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

FYrst round-D Miller beat C. Manot 40 6.3 q. NJ Brn-
ley beat J. NJ. Thomas go. 81 A. c. Hamln beat W f.
Billings 90. 81 II; NJ. Billings beat s. Campbell; jT
ga, SO; II. A. Taylor beat " @. Hall 64 49, 90 T. ID.
Chase beat s G. Hodge by default Elliott beat C. H.
Brewer 60 GA H. ". Socum beat NJ :. Patton 81 90; C.
F Watson beat f. C. Bcllman 6l 60 H. c. Bowers A. Key
J. Brown p Lyman, j. L. Bacon, y. Campbell and b.
WarbuTton drew byes
Second round-O s. Campbell beat B. Warburton So 60
Slocum G. Elliott 63 81 J. +. Bacon beat p.
Lyman 81, So A. Keyser beat J. Brown by default H. a.
Bowers Ga 4G, 8 q. NJ. Briney beat d. Miller 81, 90;
A c. Hamlin beat III. NJ Billings 6-3, ga.
Keyser beat c. f. Watson (rered hurts g. NJ. Briney
Hamlin by default H. ~ Taylor beat III. W. so-
cum So SO. So.
fourth roUnd-T F. Bacon beat A. Keyser So ga, 63 G.
NJ. Brinley and III. A. Taylor TO play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
REVERE HORSE. BOsTON.

If you are sick, and other medicines do no
help, don't give mp but try PARKER's TOXIC
HiNDERCORNs, the best cure for cOrns. Is cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

NEw.YoRK STATE NATIONAL GUARD MArCH-PRTZE,
WORTH

FIRST DIVISION NATIONAL GUARD MATCH. Trophy
| worth 800.
10Th Regiment 4Sl 7th Regiment 470
SECOND DIVISION NATIONAL GUARD MATCH. Trophy
G1nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

rsfI. u

Farned runs-BrookIyn. LouIsvIIt y ossq
errors-Brooklyn Louisville, l. First base on balls
brooklyn : Louisville 5. Struck BROOKLYN Louis,
Vile l. Left Brooklyn. Louisville. . Battery
errors-Brooklyn 9; Louisville :. Wild throws-Clark
Iecker l. stolen bases-Clark. Werrick Pasye1 oalls
Clark Gross Double plays-Smltl, McCIcian an
PhlIps Umpire-Mr Kelly Tme-l:35.
The four leaders the League games yesterday the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

Earned rnns- NeW.YOrk, ! Washington o Iwo1ase nj
Richardson and COnnor Passed balls FINLEY decker.
Wild ufches- Wech. First base bals-New.l Ork, -
washington t. First base errors-New York { Wash.
npton o. struck out-New.Y ork. d Washington Double
plays-O'Day. Farrell a. Houck. Farrell and krieg e.
Ward and Common ID tmpre-tffase Pcarce
stolen On Ward, Gillespie o. Eserbrook,
Time hours.
The game II staten Island between the metropolitan and
Psburg resulted In victory Tor the nome
uycr The heavy batting of the home players decided the
game. The as follows;
METROPOLITAN ........ .........1 0 II
Ptsburg " " " v -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
STAKES. TWO YEAR oIDs sPEcI
WEIGHTS. y MILE

Hudson Turf Club. In Weshawken. pools sold
last night as follows.
Frst-Binnette s25 Richmond slS Hesland Too sl5 Mol
IL AcCsItLy Lat 49, King George ~ sshsSs sssL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

Earncd runs-NCtrOpOItal 3 FIIsUurS, fIst Ud'V Oh
as-Metropotan. Pttsburg, First base on errors
Nrtropolital. Ptsburg. .. Lett on bases-MetfOpoai
8; Ptsburg. Struck out-Metropolitan PitIsburg
rota base hlts-Meropoliian ~ PttsOurg o. ThTeebasc
hits~Ne-on Melster l. Two base itsnorr Meister
/ Cushman Mann, l. Double plays-BaIkley ana ar
roll smith Barley aud Carroll Umpire-Mr valentine
Tmo-l:3O
About l coo people saw the game at Washington PARK
Yesterday the brooklyn and Louisville CUBS mo
home players scored the four to win the game III he
last inning amid great excitement The score was as io
lows:
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-09

somewhat deaf. As for my con- panion in misfortune, one would suppose he would have hailed a prison as an escape from such plight as he was in, and so, no doubt, nc would, only he had no choice at that moment, having gone off again in a heavy swnon.
 heard the carpenter go down stairs, and hopes of relief died away in my breast. Oh, Joy, Joy, why did you come to mock me thusi Two moro hours probably before Ted will be home! Shall I be alive by theni My bound and aching limbs were on the rack of Lain; I lay and sobbed miserably. But hark! A shout from the back garden.
 "What the dickens is all this!"
 Again I heard the voice of Joy.
 It appeared that the carpenter, on trying our room door and find ing 1t fastened, concluded we were all out, but went round to the back Of the house "to have a look at the winder" which my brother had sent him to msnd-of course not expecting to find it converted into a man.trap. He had noticed while knocking at the door, that the parlor window was unfastened, and, thinking it was unsafe, especially as Mrs. Brown was out, he had us- ed his privilege as our old friend and hers to get through and fasten it before coming up stairs. No doubt the thief had entered tho house by that way.
 It was not long before help came, and the door was broken open, whom our misery was ended. I dare Say, since prisOns were first built, there never was a culprit who walked into jail more meekly than did the one who intended to rob my brother.
 They say the poor fellows hands will never be right again; amputa. tion may be necessary, as erysipe. las is setting in. Well, all l can say is, I freely forgive him tor the suffering, mental and bodily, he caused me.
 was in bed for a fortnight, but eventually got all right again. Dear Ted says am brick, but that may be his partiality. Any. how, my tootstool proved to be a very effective safe. To this hour no one knows about it but yOn, Ted and myself.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-09
Not Dead Yet.

Atlanta papcrs arc giving the public some curious and wonderful cases that are quite Interesting. It seems that young lady Of Atlanta had been reported ss dead. but 1t cs nac to the ears of the Atlanta Journal that she was still alive, and being on the alert for news, A reporter was sent to the residence to loara ull the facts Miss Belle Denaway, who had been pronounced dead, met him nt thv door, stouuy denying thnt she WAS dead. Shs snid
 "For four yenrs, rhsumstism and nou ral- yis have fesuted physicians and all other treatment. My muscles seemed to dry up my flesh shrsnk away, my soints swollen painful and large, lost my appetite, WAS re- duced to 60 pounds in weight and for months WAS expected to die. l commenced tho usS of B. E. E. and the action of one half a bot tie convinced my friends that it would cure me. Its effect WAS magic. It gave me an appotite-gave me strength. relieved ull ,.aai,s and aches, added flesh to my boHes. and when five bottles had been used l had s.ued 50 pounds of tle.h, and l am to-day s,uud and we'll"
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-09
Is IT A LIE?

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 We claim tha. Potash properahly combis- d with other remedies makes the greatest blood remedy ever known 10 man, and We claim that E. B. E. is tho remedy.
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