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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
BURGLARS At WORK IN THE sUBURBs.

John Ittner. fat and Jolly Old German. Of Liners
Villa, at One-hundrcd- and seventy seyenth.sL and
Webscraye.. and his equally wife, yesterday related
their experience with burglars early SUNDAY morning
Mr.. and Mrs Ittner sleep in different rooms.
bed could hold them both. Just before daylight
sunday morning Mrs. lt,ner was awakened aud scared
almost out OF her wits BY lurglar who sneakins
about her with dark lantern. Who is theger
she called There lnswcr
Papa papa" she called her husband In the next
Then the burglar down stairs and there
sounds OF retreatlng footsteps outside. Mr.
timer jumped OF bed and called formerly
was member OF the osd Regiment
More than burglar hal been In the house. big
safe In The oce hrst oor had The wfcnchet
nearly OF. The burglars had failed open The sae.
Tat they helped themselves freely the liquor sni
cigars They stole gold watch and chain. a pair Of
diamond earrings and other iewelry OF Mrs Ittners.
and watch. chain and diamond stud OF her husbands
II found yesterday that the burglars had paid visits
20 several In the before they robbed
tao Ittners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
DITS OF LEGAL, NEWS.

-Four divisions Of .he United States Circuit Court were
In session yesterday All OF the court rooms were occu-
pied. the presiding judges being Judge Wallace In equity
cases; Judge Lincoln In Customs Judge Shipmsn.
in jury between private parties and Judge Benedict
In criminal Judge Brown heard equity cases In
the District Court Judge LacOmbe's room. tho
fourth floor. used for the nrst time II l. large
and handsomely furnished overlooking the park.
Schedules In the assignment OF Charles c. Marsh and
Joseph w Collins, composing the firm OF Charles Marsh
Co, stock brokers' OF No IS Droadst, show liabilities,
s119453 CO nominal ssi $40 49, and actual assets
So, 050 70.
julien T. Davies, counsel for the plaintiffs In The litE
CATION against the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph
Company. letter TO Mayor Hewitt yesterday &C
quitting him OF the charges made by Edward S.
Stokes. Mr. Davies says that the Western Union Tole
graph Company has interest in the litigation, directly
Indirectly, and that the attempt therefore, 10 put MI
Hewitt in a false position is abortve.
Anna Brantsch and Mathde Yugemann, two o; Pro-
fess Harts Vienna female encers have brought suit
against Richard k Fox in the Supreme Court for $40 600
damages each The suit is based illustrated article
that appeared in Foxs paper The Police Gazete,' on
August 25 rejecting upon the compliments and giving
the details OF real duel that 1t alleged took place be-
tween them in Boston.
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COURT CALENDARs-TO.DAY.

SUPREME CorEr-CHAnERs- Before Barrett, Nos -
$5 l: s l2e o 527 b: rs S s2 49, 4 u.s. 49,
and BARTLETT s s ss u.s.
is s1P ,S1 corRrsrrct Patterson
7 s sS ' "a eS sS sS s s $40 S @ &c., S;
sSS ioas io2a 1880 1881, 766 1896 1897, s92, n.. A.
ar svrh 1w snd es $50 ss sol
sse S62 aGS 3lS 2i3 26 GOO S3S 9oS 9o9 60 49, 94
V'S ,d ,d,a oB ns ,a
lss 1887 l5i2 1916 1856 1928 l4S 2o29 2o47 2o's 1919
SvpRs%R CrRcrrr-PARr IL Before IAwrence X
Na 1881 l29o d JILL I95 i l a 5sS ie7 I s ~
si5S. 2i54. 2l56. 2l57. 2l53 2l5g n.,... ,...,
Case on~No 2O3S McCabc VS.. Man Railway Co. No day
supRsMr cornr-cucvr-P Iy.-petore Beach J.
Case No 1899 Mcbride vs. Nc Bride NO 'ay calendar
SUPERIOR corRr-srEcnL TERN - Before D"sf0 ''-"''
sufrnIon counr-TRAL TEHxrARr IL Before seswick
srpEHfoa cornr-TRrAL TERx-PARr rT.-Before Freed
man sTprRloa C0rRT TRIAL TERM-PARr rIr-Bcforc oGOr
srPERlos covRr-TRrA TERN PART Iv-Beiore Truax j..
srRR6o1rEs couRr-B-ore Ransom, Contested Wills q
sage los m Patrick 1ra.ugr WI Icwn'sS io'o
Testimony to he taken the Probate Clerkwill' Of
J. C. srrcK spencer Faorr, c. L. Bush. l. Bnekman 10
a. m; f. Edgeron John Zimmerman II a. m; Aaron Mayer
Ii Co,d M plH1sSrEciS TEsN-iriore Allen JMoons
CoNMoS PLEAS EQUITY m 10 Beor psy ]E 80 e. 81
GoSaoS pLsATnA TxRXPAEr Be'eTss Is ARR orc
33 g2s $50 500 900 COL 5s jo7 1898 s75. 454, SSi 800
COMMON PIEAs-rnlAL TEEM-PARr IE-ANourned until
"Wednesday. October u. - 49, NJ
N CiTY cSrRT"GEyFRaL TERN Adjourned until Monday
October 80. - ~ ,o,o.o tn-Iich 7
Nos i-0 n r. 2229 no. r. lao IA, 80 TO ll3 49, fo
,Ty rorpr-1gIAI TERN-PARr lI.-Betore Browne, a.
2lsT l373 10 lOi i27 1913, 0j5, 49, III TO- l9' 49,
1877. 1919, 100. LOG l15- >,.A.,..
CRY CoVEr-THIAL rERM-PARr IilIeforc Nehrnsan+ 81
2l5s 100 2l3 l74O 49, 1928 1884 l'oo l'i L." III
2lJ PIG 2l7 2l3
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TILE United STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington, oct. 15.-Thcrc were no opinions rem
dered in the Supreme Court OF the United States to-
day. The court disposed Of several motions to ad
for hearing. etc, in unimport ant and then
proceeded TO hear arguments In cases on the docket
The following business WAS transacted
FIX parte-In the matter OF the Chsteaugay Ore and
Iron Works petitioner Motion for leave to file
petition for msndamus and rule to show cause, re-
iurnable on second Monday in November next,
granted.
No. 1,1s9-Lewis n. Clark plaintiff, against tho
Commonwealth of Pennsylv ana, and No 1,190-Iewis
~ Clark, plaintiff, against the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania. Motion to advance granted. and
causes assigned for argument on October 20.
No. 24-The Metropolitan Ralroad Company, plain
till against the District of Columbia Passed on &C
count OF sickness OF counsel.
No 1I40-The ST. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railroad Company plaintiff. against the County OF
Todd Mimi Motion 10 dismiss submitted.
No. 1,113-The Chicago Milwaukee, and ST. Paul
Railway Company. plaintiff against the state Of
Minnesota OK rel the Railroad and Warehouse
Commission of Minnesota. Motion to dismiss or affirm
submitted.
no 1.-THE United states appellant. against tho
Marshall Silver Mining Company ct al Motion to dis
miss argued.
No 10-Hcnretta c. Keller, appellant, agains,
Isabella W. Ashford. executrx, etc, argued.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
JOHN B. HAskry AssA1Ls COLLEGE FENCE.

Fordham's old Tuscarora chief. John D. hasAin mas
l,chted his campTcs dug eighteen hatche,s ana VIII
scalp St Johns College fence wnica SAr's %
,,.,,nc. q, about two hundred Mr. Haskin viii
anooar b.fore the Commissioners in few days WITH
netton OF eighteen clauses alleging that the medicine
mon who own the broken their treaty oil ioo'
Pelhamsve runs between lands owned oy the Iu'.a
,ora chief and the college Many moons ago IL was oe
.aea 70 widen the avenue 100 feet Nj Iiaskns pulled
b.ck hi, fence feet and received 1910 or the
.rp OF land he gave up. lie alleges that the medicine
men who own land opposite him go, slooo for when
they to give up strip OF iahd on the hor'n u ~
m. avenue oOOxi7 feet and then broke faith
It Ia also alleged that the college was 10 open roaa
called Morrsst and avenue COll>gcave through its
Iand. But none Of these things was done and MI
Haskln said TO palefaee yesterday Pl bot you sooo
to $3.50 that I'll win
The closing OF the road and avenue. TO which MI
Baskin says that he has right Of easement Affects the
value OF mis- property and he declares that In this move
mens no has the support Of many ciurenA But tho fence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ArRASY Oct lj-In the Court Of Appeals today Hon w.
Rurer Chief Justice and Associates present the following
business transacted
Causes Arsucd-warrcu r. Dix, administrator appellant
acanst James HoI.cr rcspondant Argued by t.
ID Hodge appellant H. 4. Wadsvorh for respondent
No 73-Jenie Linton Morris, admrx. respdt against
Walsop Brown and others. appts Argued by T. I Love
Ar pr applt c. \. kellogg for respdt
No 74EJohn w. Masufy applt against William II Wilton
rcspdt Argued by John l. Hi for apph Moody b. Smith
for respd't. -.
lG: - 100 ,o ,oo, ,ooo 800, 1000 700,
leo I1sI ilSs zoos 1910 1919 1891 l225 1888 1908
1876 1897 1893. l2il 1872 llj6 and 1871
The following the day calendar for wednesday OCTOBER
II: ,o-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
CASTING THE DRAG-NET IN WASHINGTON.
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COLLECTIONS IN THE
DEPARTMENTS GOING MERRILY ON.

DEPARTMENTS GOING MERELY ON.
Washington, Oct. Is (speciaD. -whcn Mr. Barnum
was here on Saturday he urged upon the heads oil
departments and the chiefs of bureaus and divisions
the imperative necessity Of prompt response 10 Ms
demand for voluntary contributions from them
selves and their subordinates In some Of the de-
parments the effects of his visit already plainly
pcrceptibe. a "star7 reporter called In the once
of of the chic. bureau officials of Government
department to-day, and noticed on his desk STACK
of Treasury notes and silver certificates. In the Pile
there nothing of a smaller denomination Than
900, several running high as $50
THAT Is all for BainumS remarked the ohoia'
and will have for him YETI
In regard to Chairman Barnum's visit and the call
for money, the same official said
We are not assessing anybody. All we do Is
simply to let the Democrats who hold ONCE kno"
that money is needed for campaign purposes Then
II is entirely optional with them TO give or mol NO,
sir / don't forward the money 1t VIII DO delivered
to a man who is In manner connected with the
public service.
In another department the laborers have boon COM
PEELED to pay 80 each.
Employees Of higher grade were assessed w
each One who sent a sum not quite so large, had
tho amount returned TO him. with suggestion that
he knew what he had pay, and that no less WOULD
be received
Mr.. Barnum's visit was well-tImed. In most OF
the departments and bureaus the officers, cicrhs anu
other employees are paid on the 18th and al inc
end OF every month 1t Is safe to say that every
man and woman handed In voluntary contrlbh-
ton" to-day, ranging from % to 30 per cent OF the
amount received and probably they VIII be compciea
to mako a like voluntary contribution al the cna
OF this month"; ;yhcn Mr.. Barmum Will pay washing,
ton visit which Will cost Government OFFICIALS ana
employees another go 600 -,
AID still the work Of Reform goes merriiy on
in the very shadow OF the White House.
The Ohio clerks In the departments have each re.
ccivcd the following letter from the headquarters OF
the Ohio state Democratic Executive committee at
Columbus. o.. dated October II:
Dear Sir: The Federal appontceS from ONO are
generally giving from to 10 per cent on their an
nual salary as contribution. Our committee is
duly authorized by the National Committee 10 make
collections from Federal officials. Please notify me
AZ once how much If any You feel like contributing
Vcry ,tnlv vours JAMES l.. TOWNSEND,
chairman Dcmorratfc State Executive Committee and
Financial Agent for the National Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
THE SLIPPING OF sTocKroY's HEADsTALL


1t IS stated in explanation of the wretched running
OF stockton in the third Al Jerome Park on satur
day that his heads,all slipped over HIS cars and his
Jockey was unable TO handle him. 1t is extremely
unfortunate that this accident not generally
known and hence the peculiar running Of Stockton in
tina, race in which he strong favorte, con
trastcd with b.! great speed shown in the fifth
which be won in a cenier, gave rise TO unpleasant
comments on all parts of the grounds. II IS only
Justice to the owner, trainer and Jockey OF stockton
that this accident should be given due prominence II
must have been the Of his defeat, and yet It
is extremely irritating that accidents OF this sort
should never be allowed to occur. Years ago that
famous mare Glidela lost important at Jerome
Park, In which she great favorite. through a
similar accident Esqulmau lost race tho other
day through the breaking Of saddc-grth When
so much money IS stake on races In these days, II
Is a grave offence for and trainers TO be so
careless about the quality and the fastening OF brides
and saddles that tens OF thousands OF dollars OF tho
money Of the public the mercy OF BIT OF rotten
leather a earelessly buckled bride. a WORKOUT
saddle. grth II might be 4 good idea for tho jockey
clubs To appoint special Official. whose duty It would
be 10 inspect carefully the saddle and bride of every
horse In race before the start In order 10 see that
they were Of proper material and properly fastened so
n not 10 be likely TO give way. 1t was easy enough
10 take sufficient pains IN regard 10 StOchfons bride
IN SATURDAY. 10 prevent the possibility OF his losing
that third race. In this way criticisms OF tho most
bitter sort and the a,trbuting Of wrong motives 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
TO CONSIDER MR. BARRY's RESIGNATION.

Philadelphia oct. Is lspeclaD.-A noon to-day the
General Executive Board Of the Knights Of Labor began
rs last regular session at the general headquarters,
prior TO tho General Assembly al indianapolis. To
morrow the board will begin wock In earnest. The
designations Of Mcssrs. Barry and Carlton viii
then be acted upon and these gentlemen are expected
10 be present At the close Of tho meeting to-day, II
was said that General Master Workman Powdcrly
credited with The statement that Barry dismissed
from the board prior 10 his resignation and that
charges If a serious character pending against
him. and that strong effort Will be made prevent
the board from accepting the resignation and 10 expcl
him A feature Of the meeting VIII DO tho over
hauling of eXsecretary Litchmans papers a settle
ment is looked for between Mr.. POwderly and Mr..
Barry. Tho latter says that cx-Sccrotary Lita.asn
was the cause Of the trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
yrw.JHRsEY PREsBYrERrAy SYNOD

Nsbury Park. n. j., Oct - (spciaD.-The
sixty ninth annual meeting of the Presbyterian synod
Of New-Jersey opened here to-day In Educational
Hail. Owing to ths Illness Of the Moderator, the
Rev. Dr. Frank Chandler. OF Asbury Park the
annual sermon was delivered by Professor McClossc.
Of Princeton College. The Rev. Dr. J. j. kccham, Of
plandcld. elected Moderator for the ensuing
year. The death Of the Rev. DR.. J. Il. Lsyi,.
Of Jamesburg, for many years the stated clerk OF tho
synod, was announced Touching tributes were paii
to his memory by several clersym The Rev. u.
s. Everett, OF Jamesburg, elected temporary
stated clerk The sacrament Of the Lords supper
was administered this cycJng To the menbers by the
Rev Dr. Henry NJ. Booth, of EnelewOod, assisted by
the Rev Dr. Dennis, The returned missionary fTon
syria, and the Rev. Dr. Teal. vi Elizabeth. There
are nearly three hundred delegates present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

tho case OF Mary Ann Doherty In particular reading
various adavits in support Of the womans assertion
that she OF those injured in the explosion In
1894, and in vindication OF her good character.
Mr. Cochcll characterized these afidavits as
secondary evidence and said tho President had not
told half the truth about tho woman. He attempted
70 answer the various facts forth In Mr.. Blairs
aHldavits
Three more pension bills, returned by the President
without his approval wcrc then laid before the senate
and referred One for the relief of James NJ. wilbur
for extra work In the construction of the Ncw,York
posf-ohice one granting pension 10 Mary X. Rich
ards and the last granting pension to william S.
BRADSHAW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
BoxDs OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington. Oct 15.-To-day's bond offerings as
rregated 81 O4;' coo. as follows:
Coupon four.--s5Oo at 1928; $4,000 at 100 10
$4,000 al l25
Registered iours-S5,OOO at 1873; s22o,ooo al
los rs 5000 600 at 125 rs: $4,000 at 1"s |;
TO- 600 at 12s l.o: 100000 at 1877 34 $4,000 at
lbs $4,000 al 1os.
Coupon four and a hafs-1oo al los l-2
Registered four and halfs-S30o,o 900 at los IL
30 600 at los l-o; 81, 900 at lO5 1-2; $4,000 at
los 10 ,
The Secretary OF the Treasury this afternoon &C
tepted S35OlOO bonds, follows; o., -
Registered l-2 per cents. at JOS 1-2-S3oOOOU,
$50 900 s25 600. rs 600. $4,000
Coupon A IL per cents-$l00 at 1o6 L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
some ono connected with the stable would have beer
dad
yuu.nrrpp1A CITY TROOP RACES.

PHILADELPHIA CITY TROOP RACES
Philadelphia Oct. 15.-The race meeting OF the Ci'y
Troop opened today old Point Breeze PARK under
favorable auspices
Firs, race-The Captains Cup. half mile Bandusia,
ridden by Mr. Csssatt won. Persian second Taioyrand
third. TIme-52 seconds NJ. Randolph's Mentor ana
Persian were the fnvorites in tho pools
Second racs-Three- quarters OF mile dash. purse
ESQ sutlcr won zangbar second, Reinsen third lime
Il 90. Suffer the favOre.
Third race-secplechasc. about IL miles purse sIoo
westmorcIsnd won Berchmorc second. Hercules (the
favor;e) third Tine-0 35.
Fourth raee-Clyde Cup for polo ponies. 12 mile wiia
Tom ridden BY Mr.. Rossmcre, won Wild cat tNf
Keene) second Little Rascal (Mr Pelham third Tine
"a seconds. Wild Cat the favorltc
Fifth racc-New.paper Stakes with $3.50 added. Brac-
aBan won Argo tthe favorite second Poet third Time
AS.
Sixth race-ifunters handicap hurdle race, I-Iz
miles six hurdles. Jim Murphy tho favorite) won
Zangbar second Talleyrand also started, but fell Time
IS 0l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
CLFyELAND DEFEATED DY THE ATHLETICS

Philadelphia. oct. 15-Thc POOR battery work OF
O'Brcn and Mcclure gave the Athletic club an easy
victory over Cleveland this afternoon. weighing and
Townsend did not do much better, but their misplays
werc not so costly. a magnificent catch By stovey
on which he made a double play and prevented the
visitors from scoring at least two runs was the only
feature Game called on account OF darkness. The
score follows
Athletic o 81
Cleveland y ID
Observation-Disclosures ., Cleveland D. Errors
Athletic Q, Cleveland 3. Ptchcrs-Wcyhing and
O'Bricn. Umprc-Mr Ferguson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
REPORTERS RACING on RoADscULLERs.

The reporters roadsculling race, which was I'M
avodably postponed sunday by tho police, took
place yesterday morning in Madison Square Garden.
The oarsmen who competed last week occupied the
reporters box and took copous notes. Tho reporters
the uniforms Of the professionals and tried to
handle their machines The resulted follows
1.-Linccln Kelly, Of the NcwY0rk City Press As
ISOLATION escaped with whole skin, but had his ma
chine injured in a collision with AmOlds.
Mr. Arnold. Of " The NevYork Times" ran into
everybody, and had especially picu0us COLI
sion with Schanz. on the Twenty -sixth-st. side.
O-Alfed b. Schanz. OF Tho Tribune. destroyed
machine and part Of the fence, suffering severe con-
usonS the lecs and arms. Will probably recover.
0.-Goorse r. rhoebus, Of The Press much
bruised ard shaken.
O-J G. Summers. OF " The Sun injured Wallace
Ross machine badly and Wallace Ross feelings
worse.
O.-Mr. Smith, OF tho NewYorl City News Bureau.
into the fence several times, and retired from he
violently seasck
Mr.. O'Connor Of Bgoncy's. and Mr.. Krcmer, Of
Tho Press scullcd match race TO. 81 side, two
miles Kremer by default, O'COnnor attacking
the fence twelve consecutive times. The winner
M ado the distance in q little over 30 minutes
Next time the reporters roadscull. Ed. Plummer
saws he will have the combined surgical stats Of all
the city hospitals in attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
THE pryERaL OF yupsoy yiRvrs's WIDOW.

The funeral OF Mrs Mamie H. jarvis. widow Of Julsoa
Jarvis place yesterday Agness Catholic
Church. Forty. thifdst between Third and Lexington
AYES. The solemn of requiem offered by the
Rev Joseph n. Bissy the Rev Michael j. Murray acting
deacon and the Rev. John L o shsuxhnessy ~ sub
deacon Mis- Jarvis's husband Judson jarvis who died
suddenly years Order Of Clerk In the
days Boss Tweed and served the order Of on
that weik known Democratic reformer." Mrs jarvis
died on Saturday the Rome Of her mother Mrs.
man, widow Of Matthew T. brennan. who shsiia
TwecdS time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
RACING AT PIMLICO TO-DAY.
AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME OFFERED BY TIE
MARYLAND Jockey CIIR..

Baltimore oct 15.-An excellent programme Of
five opens the fall meeting OF the Maryland
Jockey Club at Pimlico tomorrow Complete lists
OF the probable starters are given below.
Holiday should win the first race, Cartoon second.
The second race should 60 to sam Harper, with
Ovid In second place. Both Carnegie and Fred B.
are dangerous
The Chicago Stable ought 10 take the Orole Hand-
cap, and Eurus may second
The Breckenridge Stakes will undoubtedly go to
Los Angeles, and one OF Mr.. CasSatt's entries, Ma
rauder Taragon. should be second.
Fifth race-Iaragon 10 win, First Attempt second.
These arr the enfrias.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
rrNN1s IL nHOOKLYN.

Tho Brooklyn IIn Tennis Club finished It's tourna-
ment on the grounds IIerkimcrs' and Nosirandavo
Yesterday The player, were Misses Shrcve, hanly
T. A. Adams G.. 4. Adams. Brush. Hanna, GarneIic
and Mrs. West. Messrs. Raymond fo''' HiaA"e.'
IIoichFl-s Carrcc. Belts, Taiom and Burr
Miss shrcve and Miss Ianly scored an equal num-
ber OF points and Miss shrcvo first prize on the
toss.up T. " Raymond won first prize, Mr. Maxwell
and Mr.. Hochkss drawing for second, the former
winning the prize J. Garncllc and Miss J. A. Adams
Won 49,. honhr nrlze. for smallest number Of points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

BESIDES he was anxious to keep his Cabinet clean.
Nearly all the plaintiffs Electric cabinet had Dcoh
promoted by Mr. Cleveland and of course the Prcs-
dent felt more Interest IN the matter than he ever
felt I'm any pension bills. In fact,' continued IN.
doctor, after a moments hesitation. Mr.. CLEVELAND
told Senator Harris that nothing had ever cost BIN
yes he the bottom Of It, and IS our most I'M
porfanf Witness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
cEguArIoy CONDEMNED BIZ LEO XIII

Philadelphia, Oct - (speclaD.-A prominent meme
Der of the Catholic Church in this city said this
afternoon that the congregations here had been IN
formed that Pope Leo has issued cdict forbidding
cremation among Roman Catholics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

Eaned runs-BatmoFe = BI9oKIy1 =, fhs. ulfo ~
more Brooklyn .. First base on bsls-Gr.nn tulmer
!. Pnkney /, CoIkhl > Foutz Clarke IiS Hughes p
CorkhIll / struck out-Shnde l. sommer l. GREENWOOD
I CoIIns Corkhll /. Three-bas hits-FOutI !. Two
base hits-Pnkney l. Double plays-Shnde AMI o. Drien
Hit by pItcherGoldsby Orr rinkney VIA pitches
-Kiirov s Hughes !. Passed balls-Fulmer l. Umpire
Mr. Bushong. Time OF camel 40 -,
Association record TO date leaves the cups as oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
BROOKLYN DEFEATS BALTIMORE.
ENTERING ON THE LAST WEEK OF ASSOCIATION
GAMES.

The Brooklyn Baltimore clubs played an interesting
game OF baseball at Washington Park Brooklyn. While
the crowd large IL decidedly demonsrative'
The home nine won and the visiting players owed their
defeat largely KIlroys The playing Of Fouz
Collins Clarke Shnde and Hughes was frequently plen'
did The home nine follows: !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
ABUSING HIS WEALTHY soN.rN.LAw.

Robert p. Mcbride, the wealthy tea merchant, who
is the defendant in the suit brought by his wife,
Josephine NJ Mcbride, for separation on the ground
Of cruelty, examined at much length In the
Supreme Court before Justice Beach and jury je'-
terday. He repeated his denial OF his wlfes accusa
lions and charged that her father had on various
occasions ill-treatcd him, chasing him at one time
with a carving knife aud at another knocking him
down. lie was corrobOrated by several witnesses.
The will probably 60 70 the Jury to-day.