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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02

New'Eusland, which after sales Of 1920 uh. 49,.
TOR any one stock leaves the prices 4 Der can, ,,s
than IL was at yesterdays opening p".
ton was buying back some OF the s,oox :.
had sold during the last three daya Cou,...u
Hooking Valley and Toledo was stror sndc.ossd Ar 40
Inc ia.o movomsns OF the stock indicate that the
clique In i. Intend. II Is has faT show to advance 80
price. The trunk lines were dnl but higher Ths co.,
stocEs while better drag gei sHi ths Western La, a., a.,
advance followed chs lead o, North wsst.rn. Pa,,a.
Mail CLOSED OF IS While Western Unon gained onlv -
per cent. Ths general dealings were seA,urele., "a
was patural movement after throe days SLUMP with
no additional disturbing causes Tor prices to rally s
much and no more sgn.asanco ia there In tina d.,,.
changes, which, however closed tine market airoux 4.
figures. "
Government bonds we're dull and ra'her heavy una.,
small oierings Bills for thu IL and AS we're IA ousr
Annexed are the closing quotations
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corroS M,RRErs-nY rrLEGRArIL

LTEerooi sept Il2 30 -ce'tn arlS ,i Ip' or
leans. 3 lot Saes-icoOO 5aicr. m,inuns ~. Ia, ~
speculation ani e1lVfL Rsccip,s 80 bales AiN'S
$50 ba.Cs American
Futures firm. Uplards Low Midling clause Nt,,,,,e,
delivery 5Gtl Also q 04L. do S"pteubvr az ,'t.t
delivery 2f4d Q 14i do Octol.r and N.''.,,
delivery. 4 63-Sid; do November and De rnb' dr'',
olu4d dO. De, euber Ant January delivery 90 -
Jrnuarv AMI February delivery OIL do rebrnai. anu 10
de.ivcry. lO+t, els. March and Agh delivery o'o'"
April anil May delivery. tO+'L 49,, 49,. oev
do ket amt 800 bales oil 10. ,.,aa
American
September delivery o6Ad sellers do september a n
os, ,,uVrI, , .,6s.i. ssIots &c. October aud NVsN"
dc, V,r, ; s,stS 10. SOVembcT and December doi'.
.O.l sellers December and January delivery, % %
sellers do January and February delivery 5 si,ls al
February .Ld .Nsy. b4d. sellers III. " ~ 80
Api DELIVERY i.64d. sellers do. April AID MY de"'""
t-G4d MA
4pm-CJtloIr- Futures closed duh Uplards Low I'm
Ing clause September delivery. dB+d -olicrs do 20
bei October delivery SO4d sosrs ito ocOci an" bss
delivery, sd. do November aAi he'
delivery. OS Odd sellers. 10 December .nd January ~,
cry. ySotl sellers do January and February IA
6jO4d. buoIs, DO February aud March deli. cry, rs, DO
buyers. do March and April delivery, so&d su''A''
ApIll and May delivery b-i4L buyers
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TIE ILLINOIS RAPUBLICAN TICKET.

JOHN r. TANNER FOR TREAsURKR, AND RICHARD
EDWARDS FOR SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC IN
sTRUCTION.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. l (SpecidD. in
terest In the Republican state Convention keen and
In point Of numbers IN attendance ami enthusiasm II
was the most successful gathering of Republicans IN
Illinois for many years Among tho prominent party
men present Governor Oglrsby, tho Hon Charles
b. Farwsl, ex- GOvsrnor Hamilton Senator CuilOm and
Congrsssman JOseph q. Cannon. Mr.. Cannon was
chosen permanent chairman. In his address lie said
that tie Democratic party had failed to carry out s
professions a. TO Cvl reform. the reduction Il
taxes the revision OF the tariff aud to diminish etpendi
lures. The references TO OgesDy aud Cuom were ap-
psuded LOgan's name oheored several minutes,
aud there was Wild cnesriug at the or
OF Blaine.
John K. Tanner OF Clay County, was nominated for
State Treasurer and Richard Edwards OF Borean, for
5uperint endent Of Public Instruction.
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NETWORKS DROPPING BACK.
WEIGHS POOR WORK LOSES A GAME
THE WOLVERINES GAIN THEIR VICTORY DYA SCORE
OF IL TO z.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIEUSE-l


DFrRoIT, Sept. 1.-Judging by the work per-
,ornsa OF late by Wech days OF usefulness
Hi. rrstehed work to-day deprived tho NewYork nine
n, q game the club ought TO have won easily. Wooh,
bovevsr fell back into the old rut that made him
many sneui-s earlier the season and played Ike
school boy sent player alone to first base four
mss on called balls that player Bronthers. maze three
RIM. Int not a hit. About 1900 people went out to
Ie,zus Park to witness the match and tho crowd was
unusually jublant over the victory OF the Detroit nine
with a pitcher OF ordinary ability and inte-
esncc tho New-York nine would bavo won
With eas. The Detroits earned only
NJ ts ooz.n runs willis tho Now-Yorksrs earned all
ssvau Ewing caught finely and O Rourxe aud Conner
alan dd good work. The remainder played ind erenily
Ke.fe will pitch tomorrow and different result may
h, recorded. Tho hons club msdo only three hits In
the nrst two innings yet half dozen runs scored
We errors gave the home players eight OF the runs
scored.
The New-Yorks played like amateur, up to the sixth
inning wneu they rallied and scored earned runs.
Ronrke lcd of with two-base hit aud reached third
On hit by Conner. Ewngs homo run hit TO right
ire field made three The homo players scored
orr -un IN hnlr half Of the inning on base on called
halls hit by Rowe and error by C0nh"r The New
Yorkefs scored 10 tho Seventn lnhlna. E%ter-
hrnoh mate a hit and an Nrlch. the former stole
10 ihtd aud scored hit ny Okonrk- "rleh scored
on a nm by Ewing their hair Of the inning the homo
MAY rrs scored three runs. Bennett made home
nm Baldwin reached first on an error by Wari aud
Richardson msds a two hasr MT me tvo after
sc,rsi on "A mum II nrst haSe ny Wrich fhs cw-1ork
,cn .orci again In the nth inning. O kourKe made
NH nnd scored ConnOrs homo rur hit 10 left Held.
The ~as aS follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
DEMOCRATIC DIssEN-IoN IN INDIANA.

WASHINGTON, Sept Is. NJ. Stockslagcr
AsssI'nt Commissioner OF the General Land OCe. has
Issued al address to the Democratic voters OF tho lii
Indiana Congressional District Withdrawing from the
contest for scat Congress from that dstrtot this
fall. He rectes al length history OF tue diosenaons
within tho district and the probable result Of hav
ing Democratic candidates In tho teid would I've tie
election OF a Republican 10 Congress from district
which ior forty years has returned only Democrats
DISCRIMINATION and great loss the ticket
such pcsti0ns IN the twelve Legislative districts
contested with the Congressional District maze
The election Of Democratic United states Senator IA
General HArrlsOns place. doubtful ho calls attention
10 the uissouson exists In at Least three
DisLr Indiana, IN two OF
Democratic candidates are In tie Held, ana suggests
that districts ono OF the rival Democrats
should follow his oxsnnle
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WASHINGTON NOTES.


USCALLRD BoNDA-In response to the circular issued
BY the Treasury Department August 80 nncalled
Der honda to the Of $5l 900
ID for payment TO Dep rtment yesterday All OF the
bonds from one place.
GoIs0 To observation-disclosures Baird has efsc ted q
engagement with steamship COMPANY plying between
Boston and the isles OF the Carl bean S's by which
Charles Townsend, nsturasi. connected with the Smith
soniau Institution. Will visit Butisa Honduras aud ad
jolnInz cour tries cary OcioDor Tor purpose OF
studyIng the natural history OF that vicinity.
IIPE SAVING sERvIcE.-In conformity with an order
fssurd By Superin VI Saving
Ali OF the stAt!ohs on tue Atlantic and Gulf
omen I'd today aud tue assigned 10 duty.
MIxon CoISa-rhc Philadelphia Mint has begun to
make use of an of o. at the last
ses.iop of Congress TO cieAn up" rspoiish minor
eopa Ten thousaad dollar. nck-ls and centa have
been The minor coin bc had pom app-
cation the Mint IN sums Of so or muitpI-s thereof
which win be forwarded free Of express chArgea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
MR. VOORHEES, ALPHABETICALLY DECLINES.
Warrington Dtspach 10 TIE Boston Iost
Caootnr Vuorhaos nf Indiana Ia here To

CORES pondent he spoke AS ion"ws: Tue story That
considerable currency, 80 the effect that
desire tue nomin~tio for VcePresdsut the Deno-
ticket IN 1885, Is the worst OF nonstnse But he
idea that talked tho wnule matter over win the
President aud we had agreed upon H. l. worse sun
Any hing absurd than this story couldn't muster
sufficient into circulation The idea OF
y surrcndsrinx the Uniiod States sena orshp POSI-
lion Ills tbs fun measure OF my ambition, Tor the
Vice Presidency, ONCE worthy OF snJ American ct
SEN but IN which could 10 OF service 70 afriends
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SOME OF THE GALArEVS ADVANTAGES.
Az OLDER CREW o. TIE YACII--OSLY oSI CAR


TAIS.
The Galatea and the Mayflower both went
ont For s,l down $40 bay yesterday Tho Object or
tho MsynOwer TO train her and the "oJ'ot OF
tia CaAtea was learn tho course. The crew Of tho
C.latra have been together since tho yach was
launched Every man knows his place and MS move
IN enis arc IKE clockwork Tho crew OF tho N'yHowcr
ara comparatively new. giving tue English yaohI Src
advantage this respect. Most II tn" sailors ot Ing
.h Yachts come from Essex and are trained III y"ons
sailing from tnoir boyhOod when an Enshsh yAen'
owner gets q good lie kecps them season
altar s-ason The of the Irex are largely quo
~ ne Tact that the kept not only thr"nsh tno
,rcnttug but arc provided Tor throdSh""' o
,lufrr rule tho racing crows OF American bhchls
are snuy s,rub" crows gathered from Varlohs Jachts
and none OF tho men knows his place or what Is e@pe1'ou
OF him. -....t, md OIL, q,
ON tho Galatea. also, there will DO one captain ana 10
IN. else VIII WORT To IN tue hauiil * ol NC
Yacht rhe rulnOr that General Paine intsnde 10 ,al
H.. N,ynuwer been Denied, hut II Il an uhupu'lol
frt mat all IN whb that YACHT mas sAll' tV
General tho practicsl SAL ag-nassr II SAI
inc word OF the General that dccih-d II. lie gave
d1roctions regarding tue trimming In shsst% an" mo
various Other details Of SAILING tue boat On III" nay
noWcrln international Faces tuefr Will 10 ''"o'"I
pine Captain stoue, "JO- " Ellsworth AMI various
RI mi, OF tho General r. IL esdent that with I'll g
worth snd p4ino on board Captain stone wiz hathrNy
may proper respect TO the OPinions OF liz r"PoysE
I'D defer Ia 10 the judgment oi Els""Ith'
rne result viii % Just u nr races s- ven 'ue
Puritan and Geue~,a thRt "mHut words d''keh o""u-
:, aud tho American champion Will ne saloa Ny ah
a ivisory board Instead OF by one master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
COSTLY LAND FOR THE CITY.
EXPENSIVE AoUEDUCr ApPRAIsALs.
SOME INTERESTING FACTS AND FIGURES PRE-
sESTrD TO THE AoUEDUcT BOARD

sENTRD TO THE AQUEDUCT BOARD.
The Aqueduct Commission met yesterday.
All tho commissioners present. including General
NeS,op who sat in the which Mr. Squire lately oc
.upied He got through the session without giving any
di.t,uct idea how he should between the new
and the old com issopers. sensation was caused by
Secretary sheohans reply to Mr. Flshs resolution call
ing for statement showing tho amount paid out OF the
additional fund for the expenses OF the commits
soners OF appraisal Mr.. Sheehan submitted these re-
marks on his repert
In such statement viii be found the quantity or land
taken by spprasal, from whom taken ana the amount
maid therefor Also me or the Commissioners or
appraisal in connection taking OF the said land
.etting detail s far as the records OF thb Once
will permit for what purpose expended, TO whom paid
aud the amonnt 40 paid. .,
deem II advisable this time to call vour attention
TO the careless which the records OF tins olce
have kept No vouchers copies OF vouchers TOT
any the of expenditure mentioned IN TINS stste-
meut HE In this Office, ana UNDERSTAND never
HAYS been Tho entries made tho books from O
satenent Furnished by the Controller al stated unes
showing the OF warrants for tho payment OF
vouchers not certified to by the Aqueduct Com
rscor;> OF this Office should complete in themselves
and should show the details Of each and every eIp'n IL
tnre without having seek for such Information In
another department I have communicated Win the
have fe IN this office hereafter duplicate vouchers
expenditures OF whatever name or nature ocIorc
entry Is made In the books
|, will from this statement that only els' par
cells OF land consisting In all OF l6 5s3aeres nave mus
far been AIKEN by appraisal aud paid for out OF the adj
citional water fund.- for which land ther" mas heen
paid OF 800 1Al 63. The expenses OF III" com
mssioners appraisal in connection win me
OF the same amounted TO the sum OF SlOi41 o.
Mr. sneehan reported this itemzet statement OF ex-
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cL0SLNa rRL0ns.0r ell.AoGLpIil srloyx
WEDNESDAY. Sept. l-P. n.

WEDNESDAY, Sept l-P. NJ
There was more ACTIVITY In tho stock market to-day
and the total transactions to $50
1922 shares yesterday. Nevertheless, the market was
uli aud ntcestng. After furthsr depression
during tho first and u second OF supreme dui
ness tho market assumed hrnior and from that
timo out there Wac hardening OF values 10 the ohu'
whereby final pricss mark nnxl gains OF from y TO ~
per cent. The greatest advance was In Nowfork ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
TIE WEST MplANs nEArEN AT CRICKET.

THE WE-T INDIANS bEAIEN At NT'TV MI
PHILADELPHIA, Sept | SpeciGh. he game
Of cricket b,tWeen wrst ndiaa cluo and inc Merton
M tnis city At ArdmoIe, which bcgun yesterday
WA. lnishei to-day ana resulted IN complete r"ut "r
The visitors the homo club ~innih2 by score lo' WIN
ZEN Nlck-s 20 spare against 80 for their competitors
- Ola. West india C1uD the best playing vHs done hY
; ~ Skese, j. Y. Burke and W. ~. Fsrquharson, VINO
"a. Marion played we'll ogegnor that all are drnrrV-
- f hr nj nr-t praise. IN. VISITORS wer' ,phoh sue
,is,d AL the nrlns aud batng OF mo DO ne
,..ip personally congratulated lhop on lhr SUI
r.rI n 1ualtti-s. ro-nurrow tho Belmont CIho VIII
nsa.ure bats with tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
NOMINATIONS FOR COX0RESs.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Sept. MAJOR j. A.
Connolly aed for Con grrss mere yesterday
by the lsepubnoaus OF tue KILN Dlsrict
srAuNroS, Va. ScpL L--Jacoo Yost was nominated
for Congress by Republicans of tho KIN Dstrot to-
auy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02

ness the 1Isth representation OF "Erminie Their
boxes will 10 with the English ana Ameri-
can coors and q special programme will be interpreted
by Mr. Aronons orchestra the roof garden after the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

I0SpoS sept Ia O D. m' onro!s, 100 J. 10 l, 49,,
and lOl Is FOR 'he account Atlantic ART eit 49,
First Mortgage Trustees t.rncat-s sOA 80 - nal n
gaso. 49, canadian Pacific. G6s tuC g. : th ,.-,
CuusOs lO2Aa U4Uui> Central l3Nis Ncntin li
43sa ~ rAu Common. a. NewlOrk Cont:tL l!4'- i''
syivauia. 5S ,... z
- francs 3 csntimrs the account. 80 - ...~
LONDON sept. IA =. m.-'o;i.o's. 100 10 ~ '
lOi he account Auaat. ard Glsst ".-.'i -
Mortgage Trustees Certificates. 81 u. do ~rfonl VI -,
L. ", IRE S1t io Sr.oad Consola lOlf- - Pau ''"
mon q q. Sew York Central. H.. ItsaiiAg. l. *
TIRE. Per Cent Barts az ~ irf'
centmes tho account and exchange ca LJu-oN =. -
francs ~ confines Ton ,AtcAi III
India Ioin, bills were allotted toby a, A,l-e' ID
:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
TEEMER EASILY BEATEN.
BEACH WINS THE INTERNATIONAL sCULLlNe
SWEEPSTAKES.


SWEEPSTAKES
LONDON Sept. In the deciding heat OF
the International sonline sweepstakes between Will
lam Beach OF Australia and John Teemer, OF the United
STATES, Besoh The roweh over tho regu-
lar championship cours- from Putney to Mortlase-
The weather brilliant and most favorable for tie
race Tho tito fast In tho rsht direction and the
wind light There not even ripple on the
water. Tho crowd that witnessed the rses was the
greatest that gathered along the Thames course
Both appeared punctuay at the time liked Tor the
race bu tho start delayed by the number OF small
craft which covered the AT last everything was
really and the signal given reemer. rowing 80 strO Xes
10 the minute the quickest starting, but Beach,
pulling 80 stroke esuxhG with him almost instant.
him by half length AZ Wsidsns Beach had increased
his lead to two lengths. Toener hero spurted with the
Ut gaIn-asss. but withou, avail. Beach, Without
increasing the rate OF hs stroke, kept his aiVantage
and ut Hammersmish Bridge was four lensth. 10 al
advance. Teemer was then rowing hopeless Stern
rsce. though still working pluokiy TO lessen the as
lance him and tho AuSsaian. From this point
Beach almost padded home, Winning Win great case Ny
ten lengths. .-. --..,,..
that has bean seen In England He looked 10 osy as
though he could ten mile. at racing speed Tn" bet
creased when tho rovers reached Hamnersmlh bI'oge
TO TOTO /.
TEEMER's FRTENDsTuINK he COULD HAVE WON
PITrSBURG. Sept. (Spec,ab. before the re-
suit OF tho Zach reemrr hsd been receive tn this
c;y day, Nick Lybergsr. tie carsnsn expressed the
opinion that Beach would win aud advanced tho theory
that Tecmers hackers would order him TO feel Beach
aui II he discovered he cond beat him
TO ease mp. Thus. instead OF Winning $1,000. Teemer
would pool with Gaufaur .ni Ross aud TAX, DO
tween and 900 each ~ accepting the bets
against GAudaur. WHICH would be at lc~st to l. the
doal would bs complete when Gaui aur womb defeat
Beach, a, II 1, claimed eau b. done James k"ehah or
Boston. and W. j. inues, or London, are SAN 20 he
1esmcr's btckers Richard VIZ, IT, TsamoT FORMER
anagsr, ssd IN At rssmsr either not In gOoi CON
dtOn. clso aOwe husof so DO defeated IN Or0sr 10
innaonce the betting In The racos 10 come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
.iono observatory showed no

Instruments in the college observatory showed no
edeots of the shocks. ..
rha md III Dosne st. stopped at IL o'clock Oh
Tuesday might. As II WA catefuily SET opy wv u.
three d.ys ago II Is pretty eh"c' roeoiu VI ' ' Wv
frat shock occurred. . e,..as
chief Enslneer william W. Heaton United staves
wa sittlng in hs room Columbia Heights B'ookyn'
taking with his brother at tho moment OF tne %
ZION occurred aud though l hive expsrlencei many
earthquakes Ia Japan aud on the Pscinc coast g.,
OF Peru In 1865 which did so much damage 10 ne snu
propcrty-I thought perhaps the smoklnk naa maor NO
in9 molten csntinn n.y. sad. Horace that Is an EARN,
quake. He did not wait Int rushed out Of me h1nsr
nj yor whitney. OF Brooklyn, returned TO his nome,
No 10 Poparst from his summer vacation In time 10
feel shosk Of Tas'a.y nsnt he ssa for
III. nighL aud = lamp stood on table beside me- SUD
felt .sossy a Sa'F .h .Sss 1t "n va. ns
str~usost feeling ever experienced. and Thought ~
FIRST sons,nlns must be the nses WIN wuS happen
next Then chapesd to look around snd saw the isnp
and sss. ssrs va:
side. But did not understand 1t until READ 'no "0'"
Charles %. Miller. the president OF the Cotton Ex'
chance. sent yesterday tina following message 20 ~
Taft The president OF tho Cotton Exchange OF
ana or been received when the Exchange closeu
A respons BILE business writes TO THE TRIBUNE :
This fui calamity Southern frsnis inspires
ne to suggest that tho iHE TRIBUNE shouu s ~ S
to speak for them offer ysu my check Tor sooO'
THE TRIBUNE will receive and turn overto the au,no,
izei relief coInmIttee whom appointed Oh
TSe few persons at New-Brunswick; j. who rel,
the sh.ck live on high ridge of ground IN the centre "
Al B,ih Beach l. L. the frst tnowietge o. the earth
ouaEe was game: through the New-ioFk morning
ns shock distinctly ct Ct tho Court Hop's , a ,Hs
crnament. on The mantcl piece in his COON raised AZ
College Point Flushing and Ne"to"n Vibration vas
In Paterson. " j.. few persons felt the shock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02

The parties who threw the rotten bad smelling turnip
NJ ma while we returning our no ne AZ lac hohr
last Tuesday night mignt have been IN better puslesa
-lEAryey (Dak) Hooter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02

ESCAPE OF A HORSE THIEF FROM JAZZ.
sALxM N, J, Sept l-JAmes Russell noted hor.e thief
escaped the county a here last night confederate
SYokc shers house and secured the keys and
cking the outer and COLL doors liberated the prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
analysis or THE BOWLING.


Umpires-R. Hooper and J. Hanford, Philadelphia.
Tn. I'm dish Gentlemen oricKeters will occupy four
box es At Casino this evening. aud wit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02

MILWAUKEE sept Flour steady Wheat stssdy V 10
T. 60 sept; !5se; oct te' Corn ,la No T. $50
Provtsons-Mess Pork. Cash aspt. 81 81 o nut
Lar,-Primo STEAM cash Scpt. 81 50 Oct
tsr-CLoice Creamery 10 I7c barry l3si5a Your
Cream. s1sse k.ssTFSssa II se ass ,. he ssrlA Snr
msnts-Elour 3.OVv. Wneat 207A Barley s.sS~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02

rors- Sew YORK o Detroit, :. tns base on balls New
Nort. Srt,k ou-N New York. g. nctro I. 2,
Lon ON ha.es-New York Detroit :. Total base hit-
New. YORK 20; Detroit. a. Home runs Connor J. Ewing l.
and BENNETT hits . ourke .. N. HchArdsun, l.
ouhi. plavs Connor stolen bases Ewing l. tsterhr,rk
l. Will pitches-Wclch 8 Passed oalls-h"4hs. j. impure
Mr.. Powers. Time $50
York ,lub setback In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02

whether he applied for thu position OF w.tehmsn OF
Minister sbroAdl No integont friend would ask me to
take tho Office would not have IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02
Spirits OF TUkPrNTINE

CHARLESTON, Sept. l-rurp-ntin@ steady At W. &c.
bAyASSAH. Sept l.-rurpentine nrin At So 70
WILMINGTON SepLl.-rurp.ntino nrui a. SI<H
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CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNIA STOOAS.
SAY ER ANcI,cO. srnt. |. IS96


CLOSING Prices o. BOSrOy SIOOKS.
Boston. Sent. l. |7i
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Tho N.wYork club cd another setback In lhe race
YESTERDAY by beng beaten ~ tho Detroit club Chicago
III. o~tf IS -
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.


around the Act today batting - nch hard and frequently
and tnuniug the bas-- spit and dash Miller whs
freiv too much FOR the There pretty hed
Ing on both sdcs Iosoinsn anu McGart carrying IN uo
honOl-.
Athletic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q %
Metropolitan " " " 4 y v W
Base hii--Athlc- y Metropolitan. Efrors-Aihieuc.
l Metropolitan. s. rtcnrvs Miller And Lynch
BALTIMORE Sept l-Rilroy VS. bttod freely - no Brook
yn team to-day while the 81 aHin' were ton much
or Baltimore AMI the 7ov anl usops game.
which ua only relieved Nv hs-ug ana Js~rng brought
forth Cag!u's poor attempts a. unpfuB ht ll no. AVH
ever disci much IN favor Of citr enb Iho rroi"
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