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New-York tribune., 1886-08-21

TIE TAXLEVY FOR THIS YEAR.

The Committee on Finance OF the Board OF
Aldermen yesterday reported the usual resolution pro
vdng for the maintenance Of the city government Tor
the present year. and the payment OF tho citys quota on
the State tax The value OF the real estate OF tho
city, according to the valuation Of tho Tax @ @
81 041 O65 and the al property S2l7O2| ZZl
making total OF 81 42O,96S 2S6, an increase OF Tio
512s3. The total appropriations by the Board OF E
S35, ,736,320 So This Ia an Increase OF Sloof
AIS 81 over the amount Appropriated for lss5. me
amount be raised by taxation less by $200oOoo On
account the General Fund The rate for all except
corporations will be 81 30 per each 500 OF valuation
and for corporations ST. 9945 per each $780, tho diner
being the amount OF state tax paid directly 10 ho
State Treasurer by the corporations Formal action
will be taken by the Aldermen next Friday connrnins
thetsax levy.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
THE CLOSING SATURDAY AT MONMOUTH.


Honsss THAT SHOULD WIN AND Run sLCoAD-LsT
OF TIE ENTRIES.
This is the last Saturday and next to the last
day of The Monmouth Park meeting The programme IS
far from being as attractive many that have preceded
IT, yet 10 good one, promising excellent sport
That it will we'll worth trip the Park to wltnessth
res gwen below can doubt Every Saturday there has
been seven races The Home Bred akes for two-year-
olds this year results in wakover Tor Mr. WIthers.
To supply race in place OF this, the managers have
added a race for beaten horses, one mile, 80 that
the puulc Can have usual amount OF
sport. Inc feature OF the programme is the
Monmouth Handicap Although only seven horses are
likely to the post tue Wii undoubtedly DO
Clcscly confessed. quito entered
UAndicap, distance = miles, just suits him aud the
valuable he VIII probably DO reserved Tor
IT, and hc should win, Win blue wing second ms Is
the fourth the card, counting the wak-oYer.
The first handicap OF llO miles. Tor whlcn
eight named to the starter Emery CottOn's
Dry MOnupue ridden with Judgment ought to win ~
ana should get the place. The waikover comes
Then the speclal race. Five are entered IN
IT, should fal to Stonebuck. with
Mink second. Commodore Kittsons colOrs should DO
the nnIsh OF the maiden twoyear-0IG race,
threequarleIs mile, special weights for Ittala has
speed than has her adversarlcs, six III number.
Trill ought second The Mirage stakes, welter
weights. PeeksklI should win anu Ballot taAe the
place There eight entries FOR the selling race and
as usual score for the sccpechass. Tie tolow
Ing arc tao entries:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
SELECTED TO GO 10 ANNAPOLIS

Eight young men presented themselves for exam-
inatOB yesterday al Grammar School baing No 80 in
Thirty hfth ST. canddates Tor the Annapolis Academy but
Of them found Dc physically two
could not spell correctly sufficient number of words
given them leaving only three 70 continue the
OF these Eugene Riley OF No 2I0 West Seventeenth lad
the highest peroentage which 90 cent The
70 h avscancy III Annapolis caused by the
Of Young lange who appointed years Congress.
Meirnan or The Iti Con District TO
make the appointment and PI0iess0r r.. TaIpy
School No. b. hast Seveltet st J. G. Welch IVok
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
4 SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST PRINTER.

Mary Kelly, who lives in the tenement house
No ll8 Mottst young man attempt to assault Katie
cyen three IA the hallway Monday night she made
Outcy and the ruian fed He caught III the same ACT
again afternoon and held by Miss Kelly and
f,ow.t,nant j. T. jennings until policeman arrived The
prisoner said he Wallace Howard printer, ot NO lo
Fourteenth Brooklyn. HI denied that ho had ass ued
child said c had entered the hallway OF the house by
accident locked the Mulberry street Police
station and Information OF his sent TO the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Children.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
HE GAVE TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS TOO uUoH

Frederick HohmanD came to this city from
New -Braunfels Tex on Wednesday last 10 return Ia
Germany On Thursday be went to the banknghouse Of
c. b. Richards No. Gl broadway. where he eInpted on
the counter bulky containing golc and silver
Jacob Il. Rosenbaun. the cashier. counted the money
aud according TO his calculation Il amounted S7G6
He gave the man iis equivalent, less BROKERAGE or
3,l26 marks Yesterday nohmann came to the Tomb,
Police Court In obedience 10 summons. Cashier Rosen-
said that two hours after me sus departure e
discovered that the money CHANGED By Hohlnann only
amounted to $500, aud that he had given him sic
marks, or 500, TOO much. He made the mistake Iv
reckoning four piles OF nifty silver dollars each 10 con
tain 500 esch. Hohmsnn denied this Ho Inanta,bei
that he mao exchanged >766 and only what
due him. Justice Dafy Discharged HohI.ann
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
CurAp 0OODS sOLDATAUCTYON.

The announcement that varied quantity OF con-
denned provisions clothing and other army stores was TO be
sod AZ scton large number OF specuatOs second
hand dealers boarding house keepers the Provision and
Clothing Department OF the Navy YaId yesteaay Inc pro-
fruits butter -four Because these articles were sold TO-
Excluded from competition. The provisions were not con
denued because unfit tor but they were tho
remnants of and the rule OF the Navy Depa Gment
t. that no packages put aboard ships wien they
s.rt on cruise keeper who wanted 10 buy barrel
of our cheap found himself In possession of three second
hand toofhbrlshes tho who bought fOm pairs or
boots had pounds OF tea Soap and jack
knives and shoebuttons iron safe ana tweVe can
the lots which dealers ad 10 bl
ono dealer bought 20. 745 pounds OF butter.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
STEAMERS DUE
SHIPPING NEWS.


OF NEW YORK hlDat, AZ '' - 'N~~
ARRIVED.
Steamer Thingvaa tDanl Copenhagen Aug a. lama
and Cristan.an 6th with muse and passengers 10 rh0"'
Id,e q 90 Arrived AT the Bar at am. -,
Steamer Bohemia Ger, kaIlowA llanDuiB A"- Wv"
md ~ and passengers to kunharlt n Co. - , co,,.,.
(GeI) kOrieIl. eteUn Aug al 81.
hurg 4th indso and passengers 10 huli~A"s W
Steamer Neptune OBJ crystal Belize July 30 iavnssnhh
ann PORTO C6rtez 3st uatn Aug and Boeo del otv
Win ndse 10 Williams q Rankin Arrived AZ the b ~ 49,
pm -.a,,o p.,,s,, Portland with u,dse and pas
s-ugcrs a HOrauo Han -. -, c,..,o,,or r,iv n
Steamer Cttv OF Columbia Wooihu. Charleston '"S 80
with u,dse aud passengers 10 W Quntard ~ o, and
STEAMER Old Dominion, Saith, Richmond wy i,N't N
Norfok with mdse and passengers to od Dominion M ys
ship Treasure ,of PersOoro. NS]' Do"AcS' bo""' ~ F
with chalk 70 eoSllpoD Bros ,. .,,s,.r,,u n DAYS
,,i,h rdse and empty barrels 10 G " Bcrtaux .,..
Sl,,u 1rory tGerl, Scholtz Br"msn Oh Jay "''" ''N
Ia order "a Hermann koop a Co .,, .,,,h salt
Rark urnoieitO (Itsl. MartinO Lisbon ls'mS' WIN WV
an 10 Orier vessel To tunoh fye " " ,,, so
pria Narstta tltaN, Porta, Lcghoru % days "''" "
IN r'er vessel 20 Punch. EAye & Co. ..,,.. a ,..,
Nrtg Harriet a. stanley Porto Padre ana Nou'" ' -
with sug ar mOlasscs. &C, To Mosle BIOS a,
sUNsEr-Wind At sandy Hook. light SSH h"1'' ~
CITY Island. light. sWi oicar
CLEARED.
s,eauer Albers fIrl Clarke Liverpool Busk JeNoS
Steamer Ballc (Brl. burton, Liverpool -ro"' "'s''
Sons ,..o, y.,,on IA Droyi
CO
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
Atst Iouis st. Louis. 10: Kansas city, 2.
HLIislLurr- :. II. InmL.. D.
UMPIRE GAFFNEY SUCCEEDS SCANLON.

Al l'tica- Utica. \ Toronto, l.
Al BnghsInton- BinghamtOn. q Hamilton, y.
~ Rnli lmnrc- baltimore !. AthetlC D
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
ENTRIES FOR THE SPORT TO-DAY.

It is Ladies' Day at Saratoga to-day. Inc
two stakes on the programme are for es-the Misses
Stakes for twoyear ods and tho Pocahonas Tor 'nreo
yearods Both are at special weights with hoerA' Gu
tries. and promise exciting contests Ine ai'so'
Stakes 81 mile is the first the card Eign' arc
named to face tho starter. Tho Pocahontas staAes'
mile and 500 yards, is tho third race anu nus
seven entries sandwiched between them Is
lls-mile race, for which nine have been named 10
come to the post Tho fourth race is %mie dasn "pc
cial weights entries and for the hitn race
selling affair. mile. there are niue.
The entries follows:
FIRST RACE-MIssEs' sTAKES TwO-YEAROLD fILLlE''
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
HOME NE VS..
rPOMINENT ARRTvALd

Ne,c- Fork Hotcl.-Senator Matthew c: But
Iohn r. Jopes OF Nevada; ex-senator George b.
IIearst OF California; Congressman James Neg'ey OF
Pennsy vania aud General Abssom Baird, u. =. Army
- Fttfh Ar,nue Hotel-Ex Governor Horace Fair.
banks Of Vermont Gisey House-John O. new OF
Ind ibemarle Hotet-Pay master Lawiehce "
man William T. English. OF Indiana. Buckinghdn,
Hofet-The Rev. Dr. BIainard, Of Auburn. NJ f. GTdnd
Hotei-Colonel j. X. Miner, L. s. Army.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
AorEDUCr CONTRA CTORs MUs1 YIELD.

Corporation Counsel Lacombe yesterday sent
reply to the Aqueduct Commissioners relative 10 the
question whether they could compel tho contractors 10
Improve the light and ventilation OF the tunnes Mr
acombe that the provisions OF the contract anor
ample remedy for the evils complained or ana
whether the work shall he stopped until the orders are
be done by the commissioners at the expense
Of the contractor is matter for the commissioners TO
daf runIn
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
THE CASE OF SQUIRE AND FLYNN.

The notice OF motion which prepared BY the
lawyers for squire and Flynn was served yesterday
at the Disiriei-Attorneys office. The motion will
be argued before Supreme Court Justice in Cham
bers on August 80. DlstrlctAttOrney MARITIME was
at bis Office yesterday. lie said earnestly:
The indictment agAinst Squire and Flynn will cor
tanly be tried early IN September the Parts OF
the General bessions II this once can secure that re-
suit The purpose OF such motion as ia is
certainly delay as the Court OF Oyer and Termer does
not meet until November. TIE granting Of such mo.
tiop will bs opposed ana have doubt that the tri
will take place according to the notice which have
given TO the defendants.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
HARD HITTING BY THE GIANTS.
TIE NEw-YoEKs WIN EASILY FROM THE PEILi
DFLPnIA GLIB.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2o.-Casey. who was
so effective against NcwYork yesterday was pat IN
agsiu this afternoon his request, and he was a.
most by The Giants In the hrst live innings
Ten hts including a home run and double by Ester
brook were made in that bret period. Then Ferguson
was brought in and he was handled just roughly, a
home run hy Ewing. two doubles and a single being
made off nj IN inning he pitched. Casey then
rcs1 ed his position the box, and not ht again
unt the ninth inning. when he was touched up fOr Two
angles Outside OF the heavy batting OF The Nsltors
there were features. The score Was:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
,,,.,,,an O 2 O o 0 ! 10
ii,t"i,od'' , ''''''''''O q 0 0 %

l-,r,,, -Yctropolan Brookyn q. First base by
cr,,s Mctrootan brooklyn. 2. First base on balls
,i,fro,nlisr &. Hrooklyn. Stru,k Out-MctIopolAn
Itrnn.iyu 3 Icft on bases Metropolitan D fiooAyn y
Til lsc Metropolitan, is. brooklyn g. Three base
80 DT, En.c,,au l. Two base hits. llObort, l. DOuD.e
Iisvs NJ, auein and Swartwood and ,iaik ana 'lr
irn bases-Smith Kennedy l. cIanghn VIVA pitches
-si.vs l. Passed Dals-Cara !. Unpiio-Mf bradley
ImC-2lJ.
The Detroit club increased It's lead in the LeaSne race
ve.tcrl lay Dy IT'S victory the Chicago cub Inc
New-Yorks also played III bne form aud defeated tlo
Phl.delpnia nine easily. TIC clubs now staui rs io'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
HITBYA STRAY BULLET.

While practising with n rifle in the yard of No.
Onehundred and nineteenthst yesterday Young
A. SchOll, who sitting on
the back sioop OF No Onohundrcd and twentieth
The bullet lodged IN SchoEs neck nctDg severe nesh
wound. Barr cit arrested
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
DECLARlyG A TRUCE IN THE STEERAGE WAR.

trUCe WIS
OF the Continental lines yesterday, but whether u
opportunity strengthen the opposing ioces
submit terms OF compromise could not be learned
Star Rotterdam and Scandinavian lines seemed 10 DC
waiting for further developments OF the conference lines and
the latter exhibit feeling that they will not cut rates any
lower Both sides have been warned that the Emigration
Commissioners intend to be vgan in their examinations OF
immigrants who be induced 10 at the lower
rates. and prohibit all destitute and dependent people from
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
A DULL DAY AT SARATOGA.

Al, THE FAyoRITEs FxCKPT OSE TAKE BACK SEATS
SARATOGA, Aug 20.-The racing to-day asw
NJ AN ind.a character. The participants few,
the exception being the race Tor winners Sara
,oga this season. There was only fair attendance
fnllv oue-half Of the spectators being ladies' The
,vortes met with the Saratoga racing luck only
on. out of the We races being captured By them The
vnor running OF Aietuo the iavorte IN the fourth CON
lest the subject oi much couueu| lhe Track wAs
IN excellent CONDITION.
FIRST RAcE.-Purse $500, for maiden two-year-olds,
five furlougs.
starters; Chatham Stables b. Esmerada 90 10 tHysop)
G c' iesls 90 0ooda.D owners Kitty orr lO2 Vincent
9h Ne RIlsa -a oz ss C. s. McSneer I,iHs D. vass
boy lgf A@as, ylnt ah' o a. rSS1 q Mahoney iS
pools -honsy go. Br.eAen sl5 Vnlant -. Lcsbia
go 'e Vnlan to l. Percolor Village Boy Is t. T.
Bradburn LesG hty orr y -ng .a9 & e-eh 20 70 The
tne start forty minute II wh,h ne Village Boy Yin.
mounted and aiT ,.t ~ss finally effected Mahoney took
the lead ana vas & ne m Iei III ~ sb ,y oy Two len sts
1867. Mutuas paid sll OO
SECOND RAcE.-Purse $500. One mile.
Starters L. carrans Sovereign Pat 8, lO3 CoHara);
H. +. towards b; ,irei.dier ioG lNccarthy O. ".
roqlegO MeowiPs e Mil, Sgga no ty9esn l. W Dos
Ee asc u los scgsy NJ Weich. b. ate cstis M 3 ss
never Anciion pools carlisle Ionasis $40 the
ged go; rrader 10 M"n. uu & Ia = eaGh @
eresn Pat % altar 40 TO Hattie cirlsie got
before GIenadier third lime-l;'1a
Third RACE Purse 1900. for maiden three
three quarters OF a mile.
starters-Applegato & Enrights ch. Birthday l0i
Mccarthy j J. Carriers br. Eager lOi (HOgani DAVIS
q b x PatrocIes lOl lander f. J. baliwlns
& Glen Almond lU tMilieT) Pawnee Stables { Maid o
Killarney so (sodeni G. Moneys b. Fay 90 ft3ooislel
Woodng puIyeArs ch T. BastAnte l02 Nnler o. bows
Cato. lO4 tO'Hard. Auction pools Almond so
the field s25. BoOks-Glen Almond TO against Birth
day TO !, ratroces TO l. cato 10 ]. Eager 20 10 /
Fay Bastantc each 20 10 ], Maid
Birthday tie nTst away and headed wnn,u
by length and hail. Glen Almond second, half length be
tore PatroOes thin. Time-lls. Mutuals paid s22.
FOURTH RACE-Purs- $500 One mile.
siarters-J. Carters D. h. Areiino g. LOG tacCarhy)
T. Gormans b. CoOperstOwn l. lOl Cook, h j. BALDWIN
santa Anita Belle, s5 MonoAanl g. GIeener s CO.'S bI
o. LATTE, 90 (FulrT) C. W. Mcngcrs ch X
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
LOUIS KEEL rs NOT A DUTIFUL SON.

louis N1t1,
Ke who keeps beer shop at No 1874 East Fourthst ON
Thursday night demanded money from his mother and on
he broke panels OF the door lie ire
queny threatens to beat his mother and has already served
term prison violent conduct toward her IL required
the united pOhcemon 10 take him into custody
on THURSDAY night Yesterday at the Essex Market Police
tou he loudly proc hs intention TO REFORM but JUS
tce Patterson sent Backwes Island for SIX months
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
TUREE-YEAR-OLD FILLiES.
MILE ANn 300 YARDS.
800. srEClAL WEIGHTS. q NILE.
Pools sold az saratora tonight as follows:

First race-Connemara SO. Grsctte 81 Dwyer Bros.
Bessie June and Agnes -. Browns LIZZIE hroPp''
kalle A. and Nellie B. FG. Ronp "a. .- ~, OF,
second race-Eudurer so, Mona Tlo, Iele zoe ~
Cleaner $l3 All Esti Sl2. Amulet $40, Bnnetle @lo'
Ailddlesex -, Pat oheedy -. =,
Third race-Aliiiie. MacOla aud Molie M.CarIy
Last SO each, Esfea 81, Ada d. SO. Red Eirl Slo'
GueDn $40 49, ,, =, mo
fourth race-Besse 500, Matinee go. Becky b. Slo'
Lucas 80, Peconic -, the field 20. 80
Fifth race-Blue Line SD. lsette ~, Loru Lorhe
SIS, Prima Donna Sl5. Amber So, John e. 10, fhii
Lewis 70, I.Osettc -, TautGun -.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
.IEkSEY CirY

a couple from Pennsylvania married yesterday by
Justice Lane. The groom Hardy T.. Taylor age tweutF.
seven, livery stable keeper. and the bride Berde IT.
King OF Turtle Creek Allegheny County The couple
were heard congIaulsng each other that marriage licenses
not required In New Jersey.
Michael Rearcon quartemaster OF the
Monarch fell into the hold of the a. m yes
teray and received probably fatal injuries He
" Christ Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
WEsTCNEsTER COUNTY.

WRsTCHEsTER.-Tle contract for the erection of new
school house IN tie nIt district S2oUO has cen
awarded to George NcwpOlc and Nj.
AdeDer PuTy, cOlsctor the Singer Swing Nachine
Company asc0nded last fail with SO. lie was arrested and
brought back ana pleaded 0 hard That Agent
HIM another chance No" e has gone taking huI So
and buggy and 500. lie isalleared on Monday - ~
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21

big crowds as Richmond Hin and st. Cathcrines and
after spending day at Niagara Falls where they Won
match they returned to Toronto and VIII play anotner
match to-day They may then go TO Boston and play
thero, but this is not altogether certain.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
NEUS FHO.u TIE SUBURBS
BURGLARS IN MIR. TRACYs HOUSE.

Burglars Thursday night broke the house OF John
Tracy at RavcnswOod L. l. John X. Nernau. Nil Tracy
fahern law, seized one of Tie IdsCas lac iuIbng
around the clothes of the old gentleman but the Thief wig
gcd out OF his and escaped taking with him the
aud waistcoat Of MI Neruan III Tie walsJcoat
fash oned gold watc gwen him by hs father
The thieves also stole seaskn sacque other
articles OF clothing.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
IS THIS THE "BEA RDED Lady,

~ "
arrested Yesterday In Union Square charge OF dsordery
conduct dressed and Justice FoI al the
e1er.on Market remanded him for medical exam
nation Though clean shaved this person san ioheI
and have been exhibited an over
the country bearded LADY, Some weeks ago he was
dsorderly conduct and in court charged Deeve
with insulting him. few days aiter"ru LeesOu
va back post duty.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
ALONG THE SOUND.

CASAAS-rhe Pine Grove Camp Meeting Will open ON Mon
day
BRIpGRPORT.-The ith Regiment G. y. g. will oo ,,t.
camp Monday at Mantle with $50 enlisted men ." w
UoopbtIKY-For the nrst time IN thirty vears ~ ,o 40
known Leather Man Thursday ale sauarr -. y,
u house.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
NEW.JkRSEY.

EAST NEW BRINswlCK-On Thursday night thieves on
tered the house Oi Joseph Schneider brewer an
On box containing 81 50 gold watch and chain lady cold
watch aud charm three valuable diamond rugs pair vi ear
and SSl in cash
NEw- BRUNsWICK.-A dog supposed tO ran
the streets yesterday and bit live other o Pow
d bOatman. The dog escaped
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21

W,smNGrov, Aug. 20 M. b. Scanlon. manager
y, tho National Baseball club rendered his resignation
IA President Hewitt and reluctantly accepted On the
reconme ndation of Mr soanon, Umpire Ganuey APP
ut,d 10 The vacancy and viii take charge o the club
uorow MI scanOn etiIes Of his own iIee VIII, but VIII
routinue as one o stockholders
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
TIE IRISH LACROSSE PLAYERS.

The Irish gentlemen lacrosse players Will not
sa for home to-day. originally intended. but VIII
their stay for another week. sailing for Liver
pool ON Saturday August 2s. Last Monday being wat
tho match In Toronto was not played. Ihey maue
Atart but had 70 give w Ths LlsAmen played De.ose
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

First trial yacht race 10 a. m.
Monmouth Park races, 2:30 r. M.
Larcbmont Yacht Club Regatta, 1890 a. m.
New-York Athletic Club swimming matches, Harlem
River. 4 p
Policeman Floods case before Justice Duffy. p. m
Metropolitan Brooklyn baseball match. st. George
Staten Island. 4 D.
Music in Prospect and Central Parks, afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21

Earned rnus-Ncw York. : Philadelphia. Home runs
Ewing Estoibropk Twobasc hts Andrews IRWIN Dorian
CmnoI EserlrOok. Passed balls E"ins2 NJ Mt"nifC2 W "a
nitches- Welch q Casey FIRST base balsNcw York.
Z; Philadelphia, l. Fist base on errors New l0ik 81
Philadelphia .~truck Out-Ncw YORK, Phlaiciphli y
stolen basos-WaTd Gillespie, Andrews and Irwin Umpire
~ IL 1..nr
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21

MIN, will be tho eject II We make our faro three cen.s
Why Dankpey course SoHs ssi1n ns sns % ourc
vs mncb 7, NAV ut Drst for thirty or forty days. put
,sr that th,nrs will 20 on about the same"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21

The Metropo.itan and Brooklyn clubs play again at
Staten Island to-day. ,,... - a,.,,
The Nassau aud Broolvn Athletic cluhs pay " cAaA'
uionsLp match at Washington Park to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
DIDN'T ESCAPE WITH THE HIGH-PRTCED HORSE
Inhn Massiminn of No .3G7 Enltnn-aXe.. left q

S4OO horse and light standing Second ave. near
One hundred and hirteenst, Wednesday. Henry Aber
twenty, Of No JI West One hundred and tenthst
OF in and chased several blocks by Mr.
and Policeman BuTfed Aberdeen jumped from the
grabbed by Paul Fntann and the horse
caught by Harry lie Costa Aberdeen pleaded not guilty Dut
held $500 by Justice Welde III tie Harlem Police
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
HE WANTED TO MARRY THE yEGREss

n =,
West ForyiouIthst, caused the arrest OF white
Carney told Power the YOrkvlle Police
yesterday that the prisoner had broken panel In her
door with haoet that the couple had
been living together. Carney held Tor examination lie
anxious marry the settlement OF the case,
she said she did not get married Just then.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
pREEERENOES MADE IN ASsIGNMENTS.

Lewis H. Thompson, tailor, at No. s57 Broad
wav filed schedules yesterday in his assignment TO George
enln showing liabilities co. and assets S6bOs3
Ferdinand g. Grabow. grocer at NO so SeVehthaVe
made an gnmen yesterday TO Henry Oberscheincr PR
ferriug Henry ObeTscheimer and Henriette GIaOo"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
. GOOD CRICKET IN PROSPECT PARK.

good game of cricket, in which high scores
predominated, was played between the New YORK ana
Manhattan second elevens at Prospect PARK
tho New Workers winning the match CsrteTs AZ TOT
New-York and Hosfords SO for Manhattan were good
innings The score was AS follows.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
NO 1HREE.OxNr fARks IN THIRD AVENUE.

An official OF the Third Avenue surface road
yesterday said that there Little prospect Of his COM
pany making any reduction Ia It's rates ofare
long time yet. 81 don't sse how can," he added
"At present costs lilo for each or
ehat We carry; snat the least DO II for Nov.