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In the Suffolk County Jail at Riverhead for the murder
of John Cosgrove. Reilly had been accused OF com
plIcy in tho crimc, but II was shown mat ne Only
bappsned 10 be in the company of Slowey when the
murder committed
charles Georcc the negro who dubbed and cut
with razor James Allen, OF Scataket, has not as YET
been arrested although Alton Hos at inc POM OF
Soe,b Tbe emitting was the result OF Georges sus-
nIcIons Of The fidelity of his wife, whom he believed
was unduly Intimate with Alien
Inspired by the example Of Mayor Gleason, OF Long
t.,and CITY Roadmaster John r. Murray. OF Hemp
stead township. has declared war upon tho obstruc,
lions upon the Sidewalks Of the Far I,h liza Ssmv
Tbomas IT. Bond yesterday tOro them down; Ihey
consisted OF unlicensed booths ana stahus Oh ocaea
owe from which were sold sausages, CAKES, pcaiu's
canes and other small wares
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

london Aug 15.-At the Eedcar second summer meet
mo to-day The race for the ninth great National Breeacfs
roa Stakes one mile, resulted in dead heat between
p Vyncys chestnut colt Apcrse and Lord leuahu o"'
colt Cacrlayerock Lord Durhams chestnut MY D"oro9
was third. c. rcrins's bay hlly beNe Na''"o va
,vor,,c in the betting odds being to against he
Tho last netting before the others mch'oheu
was to / against Apcrsc. 10 to each against Ouer
lavorocl and Dolores There were eight starters 1hc
stakes were divided 49,,
A. the Kcmpon Park second meeting the race LOT 'hc
,,,or por, International Breeders Two-year-old ilac
was won by J. H. IIauldsworths chestnut colt IaHu',
with Mr. Msckenzics bay FLY The kelpic seconu '''
W Guberts chestnut colt Sir Thomas third. Inc pc.
ting before the was > to > against IaNu''
AGAINST The Kolpic and II TO / against Sir THOMAS
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THIS is SADLY FAMILIAR.
THE GIANTS RESUME THEIR OLD FORM
CHICAGO SCORES ANOTHER VICTORY Ihoo'i'
o,,rnAT-rED AND OUTFIELDED'

r, Giant. save a wolul exhibition OF fatigue az inc
NJ csornds Yesterday They played In 1sucss'
.lceny way that was cxasperating 10 the zoo 49,
present Chicago men played ~ -, ,,o,r al
mined way that in the end gave mem ' ~ - ,no
though the local players led both az inc p' a"u =,
a.. r,o ch,coco men arc compelled TO play DaSeDah
ali the time for Captain Manager Ahsoh " no' III ~
habit OF paying salaries Tor ho.hhs ~ $500
interesting a game as one might in's'"o '' " =,
and the spectators we're not nearly so ehthusa""o "
usuo, In fact the Giants did nothing to arouse au-
miration eDthusasm. 4. -,
n,-,ng the game the New-York nine managed 10 get
sixteen men on the bases but OF that sixteen ho' o'
90. tcyond third base single base stolen inns
,ooLs te moor baseball playing 10 the writer ana the
thousands present seemed to have about the same op
In the third inning WEIGH was on second WIN one "
out and remained there Ewing ana Richardson pr''
t,cd ungoesn In the fourth inning tho passes "c'e
| frlI with only out, yet no run was scored t"o
mon on bases and only out occurred again IN thc
| fifth without o Two men were on odec' u, W.
sixth. three in tho seventh. two In inc eigh'n anu WV "
| the ninth and were scored
This NAV seem To bo the result OF strategic pitching on
the mart OF Baldwin but looks back ana sees no"
the other clubs the country have been batting Ddw
delivery all over the field he will begin to thhk hAe o
Giant, were little bit lazy or sleepy lachafusoh iel'
man, Connor Sattery and Whitney handled the oat WIN
tho skill OF an average Frequently they might h''
gone to first called balls but were not patient or sen
sble enough wait. They saw possioie nome run %
tremendous applause and OF course banged az mo o'
with all their might either striking out or popping Wy
| lItlo Cics that a school boy could have caught
peculiar decision by Umpire Lynch gave tho ohicngO
nIaycrs two runs In fifth inning. the FIRST ana only rum
made during tho game. Two OF the Chicago players hao
been nut out when Baldwin came TO the plate Wccn
mn, hr, good strikes over plate but Lynch had he
usual mote In his eye and Baldwin to nrst on ca'eo
balls. Ryan hit to left held and o'Rourke shonu haN'
held the batter first base. He allowed the oa 10 pa
him and both Ryan and Baldwin scored the ball fohs '
ouopo the vehicles I'm lc. field. Nothing moe was doh'
in base running way and the resulted as follows
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.SHIPPlAG NEVIS.


PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY,. AUG. IT, 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer City OF Savannah smith, savannah days. with
nd,. and passengers 10 X l. Waxcr
chmopd Jsnnoy, '" est Point Va Win muse Anu
1 Old Dominion ~ Co
steau,er Amos c Bar-iow. COrwin. Providence
snip NandAla tBr C0onan London }1 days, Win muse
TO orler: TO Scammel Bros - 49,,
Mario (0sr. Warnsen, Bremen b2 days, win mdso
TO order; weasel 10 Hermann Hoops Co
BARK ststa Forbes New London, In ballastto mas
ter. -, --,
Tarfa sawyer Baltimore win coal 10 ORDER vossei
simpson. Capp NO
SVNSET-A: sandy Hook wind. light SSW; weather.
elondy and hazy CITY Island. wind, light SW weather.
clouiv.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Ancltia (Nor). AslaNsen. Baracoa Gdays with
frut 10 & Pearsai Arrived At tho Bar at m
PsysOn. london o. days. Win SAT-
10 crier: vessel TO ScaUmeN HrOS. 49, go
bark Jonn r hoffman, Nash. Fernandina 10 days with
lumber To I,ous Bucki, vessel ~ swan Il son.
CLEARED.
steamer Strathoven (Br Pearson Singapore Yokohama.
&c--E Perry - Co. - , ...,.
BALDWIN 4 Co
steamer Aier (Ger Chrlstorers. Bremen via soushAmp
ton --Oclrichs & Co. 49, x NJ v.,.,
Eyde 4 Co
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OPENING or TIE AMERIcAX ASSOCIATION.

OPENING OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCiAIiON'
cleveland Aug IL (spcclaD.-The annual session OF
the American Association for the Advancement Oh
science opened auspciOusy today. At the eeheiai
session in the morning Dr. Csdy stalry gave the al
dress OF welcome in lehalf Of the local committee
Professor Elcroy NJ Avery the local secretary gave
tho welcome to the city in the absence Oh Mayor hao
cock President J. W. Powell replied for the assocla
tim giving a succinct review Of the history and aims
Of The association and grouping the circle OF sciences
which, though parccllcd out among the eight scc'ohs
Of the association, blend tremendously into one grahd
organic whole Professor Putnam. the permanent
secretary reported that the year had been inc mus
nrospcIous ever known. Besides the reduction OF ms
floating debt to a mere nominal sum, the permanent
fund ba been increased to over $4,000. The AFTER
noon was devoted the addresses of the Vco-pfcs-
dents OF the sections. The subject OF the ahua al
dress of the retiring president, 5. =. Langley, was
-. The Uis;ory OF a Scientific Doctrine RECEPTION
Ly the ladies OF Cleveland brought to h'ing c9Se
day second in interest to none IN The history Oh 'hc
association.
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MEETING FOR cHR1sTIAN ENCOURAGEMENT

Asbury Park ~ j.. Aug Il (speciall.-Ihe annual
Womans Christian Encouragement mccnng pe9ai i'll
the grove this morning and viii continue throu2hou'
Thursday and FRIDAY Three sessions were held to-
day the morning meeting being presided over bS MIS-
Mary Sparks Wheeler who made the opening al
dlc.s The Rev. DR.. STOKES followed with an @dfesS
Of welcome. Miss Cassie Smith, the evangelist sp"he
on the encouraging promises Of he Bible. Mrs Kent
spoke briefly on the promises OF Gods presence MRS.
j. Ellis, core spOnding secretary Of the Nc"-JcIScN
Womsn's Christian Temperance Union. made the la
address. This afternoon. Mrs. Jennie T. VIKING, Oh
Chcago. preached upon Fruitful Lips prayer ana
ur.ccraiion sclN oe following The sermon. THIS
evening Mrs. Dr. Wheeler delivered address on
" CLildbood. lis Relg iOus Capacity"
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,rr~,1s ro1.rXAMENr AZ EAR nARpoH.

Bar Ilarbor. Me. Aug 10 tSpec'aD.-Ihe lawn tennis
that began to-day has fair list Of entries
hut lacks the element Afforded by the presence Of thu
well known cracks that took part u former years Tht
prcsent holder Of the cup handsome $500 trophy LiT
nrstone Hickman Of NewYork, is the only prominent
player here Will cost him but little trouble TO win IL
,g,in The match OF the day which most interested the
many fashionable New Workers present that between
W Ehncander Stewart and Morton Patton, both OF whom
have shown some form the game. The latter played
much the better game and easily By score Of 6-l,
6l The other winners OF the day were Barklie Henry,
OF Phlladephia Mr. Bonsa, OF Baltimore A. D. Cushmah
and T.. {. Cushman, OF Boston.
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,or,sru,. Aug In Brooklyn won today's game BY the
aid OF Ramsey's viii pitching lie only got hree LSi
over the plate and these wee HIT reward the c.o "
the second inning replaced by stratton but BROOK
len already had ten runs and three on bases Inc
qanc was practically stratton was hit oy BooNSh
a. in hut the fielding and only five runs were
made OF fifteen Terry was also baed freely ou'
was well supported. The score was ss appended
n pcss 1yI1. ..: g 9 9 / rs
Baseh,s-Broosyn 10 Louisville H. Em?rs-Br Sr%
lyn g Louisville g. Pitchers-Teuy and kamsey' Ohi
pire-Mr Ferguson.
BOSTON Avg 15-sutclirs lost the game today FOR the
vo,vc,,ncs and Nash won for Boston. In the nnth
with two men out sutclirc missed an easy grounde ana
the error gave Boston the tying run In the twelth
Nash made triple and Hornuns sent him IN WIN s'D
elc The was as appended:
R Bs;sS1, ] 9 Q 2 9 9 . 9 D Q Q %
Eo-ehits-B,ston II. Detroit o. Enors-Bo,tog 8 Pc
trot T. observation-disclosures and B9'tn' '"np"e-N'
Washington. Aug. 15-Tho washingtons batted Morris
hard in tho first three innings to-day and a. the hedns
Of the visitors crtsn, the home ciuo gained all
easy victory. Tho was a. follows;
Warrington w., ilIls -. ! 3 9 Q Q %
| Observation-Disclosures 49, Piusburg 3. Errorsxwash'
| inctor , ptt~burp ). Ptehers-wedman and Morris
| Umpirc-Mr Valentine.
game up to the ninth inning. when the PheS who had
Ircn doing nothing With Boye's delivery. developed
hating streak and knocked three earned runs WOOD
batted in four OF the Ave iuns The score was:
r Png,sHsIRsii. Q 9 3 3 9 Q 81
r4adGPhla Io@ia"aPEs GFFo and
B BsTis, pGmpir re IGaiP" o%%eis -
| ST. Louis Aug. 15-The St. Louis nine asa n white
washed the Clevclands to-day. Hudson pitched sren
did game and Boyle caught him in great form. Tho
score follows: .
st Louis. Q % %
| Cleveland "
Basclns-st Louis G. ciyc!and 4. ErroTsoSt Louis
| cleveland /. Pltchers-IIUdsOn and Bakcly I'm
| pire--Mr. Goldsmith
Cincinnati, Aug. 15.-The homo players hefeated thc
nine from Baltimore with to-day Superior battling
decided the contest The score was;
Baltimore. u " y
Observation-Disclosures d. Cincinnati II. Errors-Bat-
NOR, g. Cincinnati 1. Pltchers-Nlau ana Cuhhlngn'n
Unplre-Mr. Gafney.
Kansas CITY. Aug 15.-Thc Athletic nine won to-
DAVIS game from City through timely batting and
the buneng OF the home players The score was
as annexed:
A A3Ss,.' CITY, : : 9 . Q 8 Q @:
Basehits-A Athletic :. Kansas City g.. Errors--Ath
| leuc l. Kansas City 7. Ptchers-Weyhng and Sui
Ivan Umplre-Mr. Docscher.
Flmira Aug 15-The Jersey City nine defeated tho
Tlmlra team to-day follows
iimira c, SS 9 g J @
Basehits-Elmira :. Jersey city II. Error Error
FInirs B. Jersey City g. Pitchefs-Godall ana Khlnes
| Umplrc-Mr Holland.
| At Fshkll-Travis, 6; Hilton. a. B =
At Standardization, 3; Scranton = ~
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FACTS ,yD rAycIEs on THE ELEVATED RoADs


Engineers are always employed testing the iron pillars
ana gangs Of wofAir.n cnociing repairs.
The command 10 smoking allowed on the platform Is
enforced.
Don't eHpec, crate from the car widows might ~
well read Don't nail his ears the pump" for all the
attention paid TO IT,
Many Of the station advertising signs already declared
Illegal, stl hold their places.
You can see more GROWERS OF beer during ride In
Thlrd.ave than you could shake a stick at"
Passengers still their Decks for the magnificent
curve at hundred and twenty fifth st. and
Eghth.ave.
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SECOND DAY OF NARRAGANsErT PIER TENN

SECOND DAY OF NARRAGANSETT PIER TENNIS.
Narrsgansett Pier. H. l., Aug. 10 tSDeea).-A larger
number Of spectators than present Yesterday wit
messed the matches this morning. chase defeated
Campbell after match and was In turn beaten
nv DIXON greatly to the surprise onlookers APP
pended the scores
SnRes-Sccond round-lialc beat Weeden 81. 6-f'
o. slocum beat Ryerson %. 80 G-3. Chase beat
Campbell 40. 0-1. O-3. Dixon beat Post 20. 4-O.
GO beat CARAT 40, 10, G-l. Smith beat
Dulles c. G-l Wright beat Corzens G-i. 0-l Taylor
beat Hodge -. Ga.
Third round-SlOcum beat Hale OIL ca. Dixon beat
Chase CO. O. Smith beat Snow IS. 10. Taylor
beat Wright ID. G-i %
Tomorrow morning Slocum will play Dixon and Taylor
VIII with Smith. In the afternoon the miNod
d.ubes VIII be siarLed.
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THEY PREFERRED TO SHIFT FOR THEMSELVES.
About year ago four boys disappeared from the
schoolhousc at the Hudson County Amshousc Snake Ill.,
and the most thorough search failed TO discover them on
Tuesday night Warden Ryan, OF the almshouSe, came
ooross tho ads bestowed snu4ly I'm the Eagles Nest"
secluded spot in woods not far from the institution
The little runaways not at all pleased at their dis
covcrv Their names are Edward Mccullough, John Nc
Cullough owen Dolan and Bartholomew Curry. Edward
oed that the four earned their board ANA clothes for
M los, year bv tending for the farmers Kings
land over the nackensac They were sent back to the
aln
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HOME NE us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ArpENAEIE-Paymaster Lawrence g. Bosgs,
II s Navy. BRUNSwICK-John Gennodius, " T
Minister OF London. CLARENDON MEX. Attorney 10
oral G. l. NJ Gwlnn, Of Maryland. FIFTH AEEN un,
Ey.Goycrnor Russell A. Alger, OF Michigan Col Wi'
tam r. Morrison OF the Interstate Commerce commission
senator. elect John Barbour, Of virginia tree" 10
Taum Of Illinois; Bradley i. Smalley, OF vermont anu
Arthur sewall. OF Maine. HOFFMAN-Sate Con.rouor
L. Victor Baughman, OF Maryland MUhshi It'll.
BerIah wilkins OF Ohio. wINDSoR-Wlliam W. Crapo'
Moqsa
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4 RIG TOBACCO EXHIBITION
,ERs CAN SEE HOW THEIR FAvoR1TE PLANT

svoKrrs CAN SEE HOW THEIR FAvORITE PLANT
is MANIPULATED IN ALL ITS FORMS.
A committee of the National Cigar Manufacturers
Of the United States OF which David Iirsh is chairman
and Morris S. Wise secretary IS arranging Tor
National exhibition to be held In this city next
,vn,cr There are 100000 retail tobacco deal
ers in the United States and 100000 workers
Interested IN the manufacture Of smoking and
chewing tobacco At the exhibition, an interest
Ing feature for cigarette ends' Will be number OF
pretty girls rolling cigarettes. few Of the other
interesting exhibits will be a large number of the ma
chimes invented during the past two years which are
the outcome OF the troubles with workmen.
French machine will he exhibited which VIII
make cigarettes without the Of paste and -asto-
mafdcally rolls Sorts and .us the cigarettes
into boxes This machine will 10 away with all
fear OF strikes In the cigarette department OF the
larger factories. There Will also be an exhibit OF
H. Iammersten, Progress, Williams and Moonels
cigar machines and william Wcke & Co. viii show
of their cigar box machines I'm which Is put rough
cedar log at one end and comes out at the other
end as boxes with hinged cover and all the lltAo-
cranbs pasted on them. A novel exhibit Will be a
collection of pipes covering period of one hundred
wears from the stone calumet of the Indian TO the
icwclnlatd meerscbaum Of the Vienna exquisite.
pine and amber carving VIII be shown In all lis
branches
The new growth OF Florida grown tobacco VIII be
also shown This tobacco according to some accounts,
IS tho equal of Havana leaf and IS expected to revo-
| lutonize the tobacco trade in this country. hey
| West and Havana cigar manufacturers have already
| signfcd their intention Of exhibiting. The eNhi-
| hilton viii show tho growth of the tobacco plant,
! through the curing process and manufacture to the
finished work a large guaranec fund has already
been raised and many large representative firms IN
tho tobacco industry have pledged their support
Morris Wise IS the manager OF the National tlTaI
! Manufacturers Association and all communications
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.1nNc TIE SOTNn.

tn. cafe IN Higbys drug store at Milford was
.,o,rn onan nv burglars on wednesday morning. an,
thew secured a gold watch and small amount oi
money. =, .,.u,
Cblcf ~ Police John Lockwood, Of South Nolwsin,
cr,hhed patrick Cah on Tuesday night. then ten nm
nv The heels TO the rear Of wagon and dragged nn'
TO the lookup half mile away WIN MS nca H. ,orR
In On tbe having stones. lie put him IN me iooh-
mp and then set a bulldog on him There mas p pccr
almost a riot over tho affair LOCKWOOD mas OcoH
suspended from the police force
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w. I,o, onecn ., Elizabeth and Bonnie s. s7wynWOOd

ronr Light Queen of Elizabeth and Bonnie .
a. .eo MALTA H. s75
Falcon s4o, Young Sweep go ~, ,ro,,.
Fourth-GriSctte $40. Prince Fortunatus 80 ~
p sol BESSIE June 500 Royal Arch el9 boh'i""" IT,,
Flfth-Queen OF Trrmps se5 La o'aro 81 nnaId and
ss rly,on 81 Trade Mark &c. Kedar hhan Do""'' '''
Mirth S. ,.,, .,.-,c,
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JERSEY CITY.

KATE wilson, age fourteen. and her brother Robert,
four years her Junior, were playing on dock at
Grccnville yesterday, and the boy fell oVerooan
IFS sister, who cannot SWIM screamed for assistance
and Jumped after him. When no arose 10 inc sur.
face she seized him and kept him above water unui
some fishermen rescued both.
A committee appointed by the creditors OF the
.e,,nct ,ernanIa bank was informed ty Senator
Edwards the counsel for tho directors, yesterday
that they would be paid I'm full
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u.rcrcuEsTER COUNTY.

Tho long looked Tor beginning on the sewers 10
Mount Vernon camo yesterday, when gIou u9 crSor
Sor the trunk sewer. In another week there VII ~
Gyc drcdgors and 200 men al work. on. ,Jre md -
s,rono anil.TtaIIan labor sentiment maniesoI ana
Italian workmcn are employed there VIII DC Sonlo
effective protest made is expected ina. p po.s,bc
and that the ccsspoos and malaria VIII soon po Vi
the naSt.
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THE pLATTDEUTsCnE vOLKsFEsT.

\ grand display Of fireworks and the distribution 81
medals and money prizes the winners In the shooting
tournament ended the fourth and last day Of the Pia
dcutsche Voksfest Riigewood, L. l.. yesterday John
Dierks was chosen SchueEon Kocng and led the grand
march TO the dancing pavilion. where the winners were
decorated with handsome gold medals The rules Of the
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NEWARK.

william parlins. age twenty, n track hand on tho
Central Railroad, was dccaptaicd by Engine No. l27
At the Lawrence ST. crossing yesterday. Darhins was
standing with his back to the engine when II backed
mn. knocking him down, and the front wheel passed
over his neck. lie lived In Elizabeth.
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ppoouryN cRICKErERs VICTORIOUS

Tho scabrirht Cricket Club with weak eleven wa, uo
,a nv tho Manhattan Cricket Club OF Brooklyn d. sea
Ica'. y, ,os,erdav IL was a close game, and had
" 10, necn FOR the good batting OF j. West and A. Fower
ro Manhatans would been beaten New'erSey ae.
,'o,onea n 0ne bowler in C. NJ Beasey' he 'ooh .N
vickets for fsrty-two runs The score was oe''N''
nj Manhattan, 49,
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sARATOGA ENTITIES TOR TO-DAY.

Saratoga, Aug IL (Spccal). Tomorrow will he tho
eleventh regular day o meeting. with Foxhall
Stakes as the main attraction. IT Is the principal
betting race also and this there large
pools sold with Angeles pronounced favOrite.
Tho heavy betting however was done between Pe~eep
and Bella H., Canadian party believing that they
will a. least cary ~ -" second h0nOrs. WHINE the I'D
herents Of the Brooklyn Stable were equally confident
that the SISTER q Inspector r. would do the trick A.
between several pools were sold OF 600 for each
and tner. prospect Of fine struggle. The distance
4. mile and five furonas and Canadians think they
have slayer in the daughter of Pat MoOy and
Virga whatever he result between these may be-
Los Angeles SHOULD win.
The Is at we!tcr weights and Estfelia may
win nnd Nat Goodwin obtain tho place
Le!cy ought to win the second and Little Minnie
run second
Grisette will capture the fourth and Amelia p. get
place, Bessie June is not at her best just
Tho entries follows
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Earned runs-New-York 0. Chicago flrst nas VI
erroTs"NewYork Chicago Te on eyna aOrs
W w. g. Hourkc @ wclch !, Baldwin l. ST ,, 0u'
Connor l. Ternan l. sattery l. Ryan van ,Iame run
1.Iny BALDWIN l. Stolen bases-Pfe1cr nom" ,,,nuo
RvaDS Two.base hits-welch Double pnys,"i IAN!
son pierer and Arson !. Passed bals-f'Whs l. O"'
Mr. Lynch. Time OF game-l :4S'
The Staten Island and Orange Athletic CLUB nines
n,aved spendidly contested game at West New
s,aten Island yesterday. Tho home players tea inc
score by getting two runs in the ninth inning Al no
The score was follows: .
orange A. 6. g 9 g 9 9 Q 20
,r eacuo and Association records date are as fol-
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEW EESEY.

A worklngmcn's sickness and death benefit asso-
cation composed exclusively OF organized laoOrers,
has been formed In Jersey CITY
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.,ootIne were OF hand. distance 700 yarus' On ,.n,
~ ,sod ,or nyo different events and were IN cons'n'
We" -. aon untu q n m. on every day OF tho fcstVai
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LONG ISLAND

Justice Bisgood of sag IIarbor, yesterday held John
Reilly as witness against sowey, who Is locked up
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

1ODAN
s -,.., 5O7 Sets 6:53 Moon sots 0Ol NJ oons age
WATER
4 MANDY Hoo, 2:3S GOV. Isri 2.4l He'll Data 43O
r. Vssndy Icos. 800 GOV. IsrL 3l4 HelI GATE Dos
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

4NTW-
Grounds to-day.
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SECOND RACE-1tANDICAp.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-09-25
HOME FIRST.


The action of the Secretary of War
in issuing the following circular should
be commended:, - -
1t is directed that hereafter Chiefs
of Bureaus of the War Department
shall cease to be stated in all adver-
tisements for furnishing supplies
needed by or under the War Depart
ment,~that preference will be given to
articles of domestic production or
manufacture, conditions of quality
and price (incfuding1 In the price of
foreign productions or manufactures
the duty thereon) being equal, and
further that no contracts shall be
awarded for the furnishing of articles
of foreign production OF manufacture,
when the article, Of suitable quality of
domestic production or manufacture
can be obtained.