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New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

Earned runs-Cincinnati l. Brooklyn g First base on
errors-CIncinRou T. Brooklyn First base on balls-
Corkhil l. Keenan, I. Orr 1. Left on bsscs-Cincnnsh
q Brooklyn s. Stolen bascs-Corkhlll l. Tebcau l. Pink.
ncy l. Hit by ptchcr-Icly l. Pnkney I. Twobas,
hltsNcol /, Tadford 1. Time Of .ame-One hour and
43 minutes UmrIc-Mr Doescher
The game Oakland Park, Jersey City yesterday was
remarkable for the discovery OF apparently genuine
baseball phenomenon In tho shape Of big law boncd in
dvidua who appeared In Jersey City yesterday He
IL twenty years DID, six feet high and carries around
a pair Of genuine Chicago feet This young full
Of baseball ambition, and he hunted up Manager Powers
aud said wanted to pitch for the Jersey City club.
Manager Powers thought his visitor crank but told
him put uniform and he would what him.
The stranger did we'll tha. Powers told him TO
later in tho afternoon. When the eamc s,aicd Lsnd-
mann, the phenomenon put in pitch although Man
agrr Powers had him but two hour, before Land.
mann's first appearance q remarkable one. Not .
baet made aeans. his curves and his opponents dd
not score ln fact, the Allentown players sue
cceded in getting but balls past the inhcd and both
Of those easily caught by Fric.
There a gooIsizcd crowd present and the strange
pitcher was watched with wonder by all. Landinsnn
found lent him Irritating. and he d.
Irarly took on after he nrs inning and pitched
the last eight innings in his stocking feet Pitching an
ordinary game without spiked shoes would bc remarkable
feat, but pitching game without hit In that style beats
all IIonord who Is about four feet high caught
the big and this is the long and short Of It.
The follows:
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
LOCAL CLUBS LOSE GROUND.
RROOKIYN Too LAZ2 TO PLAY BALL

DISCOVERY OF A PHENOMENAL PIToHEn WIZ
LITERALLY aSOCKS" THE BALL OVEN IhE
PLATE ... ~.
An emphatic exclamation Of surprise might De mara IL
,ho DtcokIyn nine won another game OF ball Inc to
ro,s n, baseball in the City Of Churches are not only
d,s tut arc making their Dissatisfaction con-
.n,c,or. IN . rather bosterous manner. The ninc ws
be,,cn again Yesterday this time by the Cincinnati eam
Over 600 pc0plo saw the match an1 iet tho kcunas
convinced that the Brooklyn nine could play ps'eoen "
they wanted to- but that they were too iaxy W Wy i
Cincinnati team determined to win ali its games i"
p,ooki ", Ard will pitch Smith again Tomorrow" Van
will pitch for Cincinnati IN Sundays gam. '"o VIZ
cnna PLAYERS have not given hop, Of the pennsn
and ara working like beavers toward thst en1 Smith
Bushonr and Hughc. played poorly yesterday In fact
tho dc,e,t OF tho home nine due 10 their error"
Burdock was unable TO play owing to sore afn' snn
Burns played second base. Burns viii 20 Dack 10 s"o''
AZ soon as Burdock Is able TO play again.
The Cincinnati players took the lead st once scoring
three runs In the opening inning Nieol st"'tea 'hc
game by hitting to Hughes but the little pitcher threw
wild to nrst and Ncol got TO second on the error nelly
made force hit and Ncol would have been out at the
plate Jut Bushong dropped the ball and Nico scoreo
Corkhl hit safely and stole second and with Reilly
scortd on hit to centre ned by Fcnnelly. The Ysing
players scored in the third Inning pn an
error by Hughes hit by Cotkil and SACRIFICES ~ onf
pcntcr and FcnncIy. Tho Brooklyn men prohtS1 by
errors of Smith and Fcnncly and scored run "a th'
fourth inning Plnkncy WAS struck BY a ptcbei ball
and O'Brcn took first an BY Fenncly Pinkney
scored on a hit tn right nod by Foutz Tho Cincinnati
players scored the nrst earned 81 the gsme in tn"
sixth inning on n hit by Herman and q two-bsgser BY
Nicol. The home players rallied I'm the ninth inning
and scored earned hits by Burns FOUR ana
Smith. The score was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
THOUSANDS LOST IN BETTING.
A HUSBAND URGES THIS As MS REASON Fos
NOT PAYING ALIMONY.

NOT PAYING ALIMON1.
Charles H. IIebbar,. proprietor OF the biand l h"'
Nsrket IL FOIty ->,cOnl-st.. says thai hc ha' "'
@2oOuO IN betting ihc races. and norc money 40
faro and in playing billiards iot stakes anouhloe -
hundreds of dllaIS tha, kc owes Stf,NO, ana 01'
lie is unable 10 provide for i-abel 'iebbai"' W
recently oh, aimed absolute divorce nom is' anu r
their two children IlcbbaIt! and MS wife were naF'h1
over fourteen Years ago. Last January ,h" o'-ah .
s,,t against him for limited divorce, on the StoLA
OF abandonment and failure to support hl' iahiP'
Soon after she learned that he mad been unfathu 10
bl, marriage VOWS, and began new suit Tor an ao'o-
hte divorce which decided IN her iaN0r' fc"''ns
the writ he was required 10 pay her SO month
alimOny
For Two months he has failed 10 pay ihH ai'n"rs
and her counsel has applied 10 Justice pusio' III 'n'
supcrior Court Chambers. for an ogr!cr conm'tmS
him 10 Ludlow street jail for contempt OF 'our"
Af,er the decree granted referee was dircc'd 10
take testimony and report the amount OF perman'"s
allmony tha, he should hc compelled to Pay. ih'
referee nxcd tho snoln 81 900 year for the "ih'
and $500 year for each OF the children Mrs ii'p-
tsrds course. yesterday urged justice Busro 10 man,
An order recurring IIebbar 10 pay the referee att
stenog era piers fees, amounting 10 sl9- % 80 ma
tbst IN. defendant should he committed II he laI"d 10
pay the almUny now due. The defendant '''n,
declared tlat he was unable TO pay sIA az .,o
although he owned Q house In Forty -tt h-,I .ni.
rented for ri 800. It was heavily moItSaSci. anu
his lease OF tho marhrt would expire May l. -,
The Judge said thar the nlinony now die NV, -,
paid and reserved his decision on the motion i'' 'A
order for the payment OF the Ices
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Indianapolis, Aug. 30-1he CHICAGO and indianapolis
mines played spcndldy contested game Of baseball hero
to-day, which tho Chicago men won after an interesting
fight Tho game aboundcd in brilliant plays The home
nine played u perfect game In the ned. but could
gauge Krocks delivery. making hut i've hits and not
The az follows
Indianapolis . 90
Chicago q v 0-l
nsschIts-I indianapolis .. Chicago :. Etrors-ln.
danapell, O. Chicago rltehersBoyle md Kroek. I'm
plr"- Mr.. Daniels.
Philadelphia Aug. 9O-Young Reete's wildness and
little vucky hitting gave the Phillies easy victory
over Washngton this afternoon. Sanders pitched e..
fecti,o and steady game Both teams neded superby.
Iiastlan particularly distinguished himself The
was as appended
Tn,,,as'nSI, Wnrssf,Sn 3 9 8 9 g 9 9 ] c-s
BaschIts- Washington D. Phlsd. phls :. Error.wa'h.
Ingon =, Phlludeiphls l. fchers-Kcefc and snnders
Umpne-Mr. Kelly.
defeat into victory by splendid rally M the bat In
the eighth aud ninth innings to-day. The score was
appended
GlsSsls"s Kansas el,y e 9 g 9 g Q 3 ~
Ba.ehi,s- cleveland 7, Kansas city . Erro.'7cley.
Umprc-Mr. Ganney.
Pittsburg Aug 30.--Tho Detroit and PttsburR mines
played here to-day before large crowd. The game Was
well played except that the fielding work Of the hoo
nine was not usual. The Detroit nine
played n steady game the field. and by tmsy batting
won follows;
p,'sssa's ps,;ss ::S. ) SS 2 SS 9 S-s c-s
naschits- -pitisburs 8 Dc,rOs I. ErroI,upIttsbHrs
Powers
phladcphls. Aug. S0.-The Athletics Put q cheek to
the victorious OF tho champion Browns this after
noon, whitewashng them In fine style. Seward pitched
= mssnincent game and his support was s hst could b
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
SOME CHANGES At CASTLE GARDEN.

NEW SUPERINTENDENT OF THE LANDING Br-
REAU-REGULATING BAGGAGE HANDLING.
The usual monthly meeting of the Emigration
Commits sioncrs was held at Castle Garden yesterday
Among the more important questions discussed
the advisabny Of adopting the proposed agreement
which was decided upon by the Castle Garden Com
mittcc and the railroads, by which the Commission
eis arc TO have entire control Of the immigrant bag
gagc handled. and TO charge the railroads tr the
service according to the business done for each road
II decided TO adopt the agreement as an amend
rncnt TO the contracts entered into between til,
board and the Commissioners May Z. after clause
has been inserted which shall regulate the notice TO
D.. required from any road for the termination of the
contract.
The question as 10 whether the NewYork Central
EallroaG had not broken its contract with the |om-
mIssoncrs, and with the Immigrants who were I'M
willingly forw arded the West Shore road while
holding tickets by the New-York Central, was fully
discussed and a resolution passed that a ppet-
lion Of the offence would be deemed violation Of
Tho New York Ccntrals contract and would terminate
its right TO do business in the Garden contract TO
supply 600 Of coal to the institutions ards
Island was awarded to John c. Scott Sons at "a 20
grades REQUIRED A communication read from he
secretary OF the Treasury asking for list Of convcts
Iunatlcs and indigcn; Immigrants who have been
turned TO Europe and at what cost TO the Commission
ers The Secretary Instructed to prepare the
statement and forward IL to the Treasury Dcpai
The resignation of Captain Otto IIeinsmann, saierin-
,onei.nt of the Landing Bureau was accepted. The
Now York and New En- gland Railroad was admitted 10
joint bureau 10 the Garden at an annual rental OF
S1O0 the road TO appoint IFS own ticket agent John
j. Simpson appointed Superintendent vi inc Land
Ing Bureau at salary OF $2,ooo'
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
THE OCEAN GROVE CAMP. MEETING.

Ocean Grove n. j., Aug. 80 (Sreciah.-A royalty
perfect day dawned this morning Oh the closing scenes
Of this The ninctccnth annual camp-mceiing. con
sccraion meeting he'd at 3 AZ a. H. In the
Tabernacle by the Rev. X. j. Andrews The Young
Peoples meeting in the Temple was addressed by MI
Norris on Homo mission work. and by Mr. Wilder
ON Foreign MISSIONS Tho Young Peoples meet
tugs will close on Sunday Mrs. Lizzie Smiths meet
ing closes to day. AT early hour people began to
gather at the Auditorium. AT o'clock the beautiful
bapiismal service was read and twenty-five infant
children baptized by the Rev. DR.. T. II. Stokes.
after the sacrament Of The Lords supper was admin
i,tered TO about 200 ministers and some 1900 com
,aunic ants The Rev. J. II. T0rnley and Mrs lnsMp
gathered the children IN the Tabernacle and kept them
en ert aimed with speech and song until the elder pcO
Die had part AIKEN then they came up the middle
aisle ard ranged around the altar, singing
Little Jcwelsp and other hymns The Rev. Dr. a.
j. Ky,et read the Collect and DR.. Stokes closed the
ca,lp meeting with q few solemn words.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

The rules OF the race provide that clulropsais sh't
not be used and Harry Willard, "f inc N"r''' Commute
To. bo, received telegram from NJ Burgess n1ulFhg
he., tho rule barring salts could not be
adhered for the bcnoht ot the deepdrahcht ya'h's s
WAS OF course late To do this but the N"fa'a C"nr
mtee decided to offer another sct o. FPee'&i PNc'
for another without any rcs'Ilco a. Z" sa'' ~
be raced for next week.
The race to-day IL for soop yachts measuring thr'y-
nye feet foryonc feet, waternc oNo inc "Hhf'
mile Of the Larcnmont Yacht 'iuo
and will be started at hatpast 10 O'Clock cup has
been offered nrst prize, and IN case NrI. "rH h''
.arrr. which IA probsblc, second ti/r "Il he a1iet
The Judges steamer, lT1vland VIII eaF' ~" 'Io hous
at a Quarter after 10 o'clock.
Tomorrow the regular fall regatta % -" Gun WIN -
sailed ard member. o, the New.Yof Eastern. seawsr.
h.ka Corinthlan Atlantic, Ncw.York Corn'hian Oyster
Bay Corlnthicn New. Rochelle and NeN-B'i'ori laet
Clubs are invited enter Prizes Will be given IN every
class where yachts start, and second Pf"e "ni v"
added when there are four starters Tho yachts ha''
been classified according their oadwa'crllhe iehgth AZ
follows:
CABIN YACHTS.
Cla.. A~-Schooners measuring over 81 f'e'
Glass B-Schooncrs mrasurnr o feet and over - f'i-
Class C-sclooner- measuring - feet and oyer ~ "
Glass D-Schooners measuring IS feet and over % cf
Class E--Schooncss measuring 80 feet and und'T.
Class l-Sloops Cutters and Sowis rrasuiihs over q
feet.
Glass o-Slcops, Cu.tcrs ana Ta"is mea'H'shS = !"
and over Il feet.
Class 3-Sloops Cutters ana faw's n''''"ri"S - -
and 81 feet.
Class 4-Sloops, Cutters ana fa"'s h'"'u"hf - D.
and IS feet.
Class 5-Sloops Critters ana fa"ls n'''""- ~ y !
and A. feet.
Class 6-SlOops, Cutters and ia"IS measuring - ~
and Al feet
Cla.. -sloop, Cutters and Yaws measuring II T. =
and 3j feet.
cl,s. s.sIoops Cutters and Yaws measuring IS .'ees
and over 80 feet.
Glass o-Sloops, Cutters and fa"ls ine''uHhe ~ ~
and 25 feet.
Gloss 10-Soops, Cutters and faWls measuring - "'
and under.
Gas. Il-Mainsa! Yachts measuring und"! ., 'ect
OPEN YACHTS.
Cla.. 12-J!b and Mainsau Yachts measuring over y
feet.
Class 13-Jlb and Msinsai Yachts measuring 20 res
and under.
Glass 14-Mainsail Yachts measuring over % 'e"''
Glass 15-Nalnssu Yachts measuring -3 feet ana o''r
90 ,eet.
Class 18-Mansa Yachts mcasutlng 20 'eot ana uh" '"
The yacht. must report ~ lie cinlrhcne 70 H. '''
Willard T.. f. Grcacen and r. VI. SCOT ot th' h'-'
Committee by or before o'clock. For ''s- D. s'1"'
o valuable special prize. kno~n III" Connof 'rp y
offered and the for It Will bc feature o '' i'.
Thirty Yacht. are expected to start
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
NOMINATED FOK CONGRESS.

Milwaukee, Aug 90 -lcpubl'canS OF The Isl Dis
tlict nominated L. B. Ca,wen for Congress.
Evansville, Ind. Aug. 3O.-RcDubl cans u tho lst
District nominated Frank H. Pocsy, of Petersburg Tor
Congress. The Democratic nominee is Judge W. J.:
p,rr.it The district : now represented by General
Alvin +. Hovey, the Republican candidate for Gov
clnOr.
Danve, Va. Aug 30-At Marfinsvlle today me
Republicans rom mated John d. Blackwell. OF Danvllle,
for Congress from the Win District.
Detroit Aug :!0''-Thomas J.. Barhwith and Willard
Scarns were yesterday nominated for congress bY
the Democrats OF tho Nth and I'D Districts respect
lively.
Lynchburc Va Aug 30-1hc With District Re.
publican Convention today nominated Patflch NC
Caull for Congress the frsi ballot.
Cincinnati Aug. 3O.--Thc Dcnnci attic congressional
Convention of the Ist Ohio District has nominated Oi-
way J. COsgrave
The lid Ohio District Democratic Convention NOM
mated Z. w. Grrarl.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
mrs OF LEGAL. NEWS.

Alexander And Mary T.. Smith sern married on )'re
%, 1850. She was cashier an Macy -''"c =" r"'
teenths and he hal chaig, o. the rootri sik %la'
n,cnt there She say. has trceei her c'ucllN ana
has struck her; thai l.. Is of in'rEpca" ha"s ' 's
ON Novcrbcr o. 1887 he dcsrt'ri h'r. Sic has sud
him for separation ami Judge Ni'n' IN ta' '""' -
Common Pleas yesterday granted her sd week ain"h!
n.nding tho suit and counsel Zee Of so. Her hu-aa
who Il, .,ul enpoyed at Mays whos service th" we
left when she married. denies her allegations ana
charces her with undue intimacy with a married man
named Gillette living IN Connecticut. And with h?'>
intoNicaton
Alfred Taylor v.ceprcsident Of the Mutual E'''o
Fund Ifo Association. in letter TO Tho tribune J" ~
rren,e 10 the suit Jeanette 4 Lincoln 81 "''A"''
Mass to recover 80 UCo from that company on io''
ON her husbands rc states that In 'tc p'"> "' U.s.
both tho claimant ard thc physician STATE uAi "'" NAV
death wa> caused nv suicide. The Ne''pfa,i""' Wv
states that provided In H." policy 'h't 'H's ''"'s
did not insure against sctd,,trucon. In thai 'NFh'
there would be payable tho premiums Va'' u" W.
policy, with intercs, a. per cent ra's sun u" "
many oncr.d 70 nav In many states o the tm"n u t''
heon decided ha, suicide i, not defence In cases OF '
kind. hi.
On wrlts Of hsSeas corpus aud errisorari gram"
Justic. Patterson ~ the SuIscme Co"'' N's"r''H
r. Smiley who IS imprisoned on u charge oi S"""'
mopd. worth over 435 OcO from llr,1n barbour os WV"
.h. WAS cmp,oye, as companion. will hc nSen 10 ,
Cour. this morning and her discharge ASKED ''r' ~
lawyer asserts THAI che can cSiabilsh h'F ,s
Ju,tlce Patterson, IN the Supreme Court, Chamber, W.
tcrlay reserved his decision after hearing the eV
argument. o, cxJudge Dillon. for the deenaa".N -.
Josc,h a Cho.e. for the pa!ntif, in the suit OF Dr.
-, Iva. for nm inlunc Ion restricting the oregon "'
ana N.vicatIon Company and ts officers from ''i''u"
. h,ac. ard branch lines Ia Washington AMI ia'h' '
ytta
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
MIR. FIINN'S QUEER COUNTER CLAIM.
SUED FOR A RETAINING FEE-DENYING A RI.
NOR FROM RICHMOND.

A suit brought b. George c. Edrigc, Brook.
Ign lawyer. against Maurice y. Flynn 10
81 900 IS pending in the Slprcmc Court in Book
lyn, and some interesting developments arc expected
al tie trial Mr.. Ellridge has been the couns" for
tho so-callcd Wolf" Board Of Aldermen in this city.
and is believed 10 be tho who suggested th"
technical points upon which ts existence IS based.
The complainant In his suit against Flynn sets forth
that when Flynn, RollIn NJ SluIrc, Jacob Sharp and
the so-callcd Doodle Aldermen were indicted for
accepting and giving bribcs Flynn agreed with tho
plan'iR give him contract IN writing to paw him
100000 II he succeeded In securing the qua~hnS
OF ia. indictments on crrtelr technical points.
f. = Ncvcom6c cAecut-i the co tract with Flynn
on November IL. 1856 Jacob sharp, who wa'
depended upon pay 10000. refused to dp 90 and
finally the planiin SURF dc. ed tic contract and re
cclvcd in lieu Of T. two contracts. one for T21 ooo
signed ly Newcombc. and hc othor for ikr amount
signed 10y Joe" Flynn. one thousand dollars was
also promsed him as retaining fec. but this was
never paid, and the contracts wcrc not carried ont
The re, tanning fee Is now sued for FlynnS answer
sets M o counter claim for T7aj, which be- had TO
nav 10 secure thc suppression 6i the story about Tho
800 900 contract. which EldridCe disclosed to a
friend who told The story when drunk TO two news
paper men.
A dispatch from Richmond. Va. published Thursday.
stated that Maurice l.. Flynn the owner OF ihn Electric
Railroad in that city, was unable to borrow money
from the Richmond banks to complete the laying Of
thr tracks from tho city 10 the Exposition grounds In
reference to this report Mr. Flynn said last night :
~Thcro is no foundation for the statement in the
story from Richmond that either myself the Electric
Railway Company has been unable TO borrow money
for the extension Of the railroad to the Expos ion
Grounds The Electric Railroad Company has balance
in The bank twice largc would he required to
build the extension. Moreover; the extension Is
being bull and tho money is in the bank, as havo
faip1t III.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
LEON 0. BAILEY'S LYING SPEECH.
HIS CHIEF WITNESS DENIES THAT HE WAS COR
RrCTLY oUOTED-"A PACK OF LIARS"

HIS CHIEF WITNESS DENIES THAT HE WAS COR.
RECTLY oUoTED-"A PACK OF LIARS"
Indiana polls. Aug 80 (special-It is the evident
intention Of the Democratic campaign manager to
rest their hopes of largely upon all UNANIMOUSLY
uniruthfl address that was delivered In this city last
night, at meeting Of about 900 Democratic politicians
by Leon 0. Bailey Deputy United States Attorney for
the District of Indiana, q young man Of od0us p0-
litical record, who acquired his present political
position through his connection with the nooro'S
Coy gang, two members OF which arc now serving
terms in the pcnitcntIary for election frauds
The speech Is maciously false attack
upon General Harrison, purponine TO show
not only that he bitterly unfcndy to the rail-
road employees In the great strike OF 1877, bnt that
bs declared that they should be shot down II they
did not return to work, and that - dollar day.
was enough pay for ther. statements from doxen
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
SEARCHING FOR HIS yIFE'S BODY.

Peter II. Fysns, the Newark painter, whose wife was
drowned of Governors Island Wednesday was In
Eew.York yesterday hoping hear that her body had
been recovered The tide probably carried 1t down the
bay, and II may bs some time before IL is found The
womsn's friends still insist that she did not commit
suicide and that she simply fell overheard. the
guard rail being This the the steamboat
of suicidc.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

Earned luns-Jcraey CIV I. Allentown O.. FITS. base
csror--Tcrsoy tly /. Allentown Left on bases
jersey CIV Allentown l. Double plays nrcnnsn ant
Zeli, Eolch brennan and Ward stolen bs.e.-Enowle'
|. T.aag /. Struck Cu-Krowcs |. Hlanl l. Fricl |,
Grrharit Ianimann . Lang Q Cushsnon I. Zcll l.
Ward First base OIL ba,-kno~ les l., lliland ]. Hot
ford l. Roche I. fIt by pitched ba-Wad l. Two.
base hit-Knowle' l. Passed bnlls-Roche |. Umpire
Mr.. Holland. Time OF psme-l :15
The fcoganized Eason made It's first appearance
a. Newark yesterday and after hard struggle OF eleven
Innings succeeded in wrcnchine victory from the home
team. The faNows
Eastoa 5 9 3 . +?
Tho NewYok Reserves and tho Corhans played y. the
Polo Grounds YESTERDAY and the former Won az follows
t'orhams 0 0 %
Tn" Jersey CITY and Allentown clubs plsv at Jersey Cy
thir morning and tho JerscT Cy aud Cincinnati club. st
Jersey City this afternoon. Tho Ncv.iork Reserves aud
Monitor nine, play az the Polo Grounds to.day
Tn" NewIork nine los. OF It's LEAD in the League
Yesterday Tho OF League and Assocla
tion date follows
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
Summer Weakness

Il quickly by the tonne, revvinR and blood
purifying qualities OF Hoods Sarsaparlla This popular
medicine drives OF that tired feeling aud cures sick head
ache dyspepsia scrofua and all humors Thousands
testify that Hoods Sarsapara makes the weak strong
"My hcsth poor. ss had frequent sick headaches
could sleep we'll did net have much appetite and nad
no ambition to work have taken less than bottlo
Of Hoods Ssrsaparla and feel like new person. MRS
w. A. TURNER, West Hanover. Mass
n. B.-If you decide to take Hoods Sarsaparlla ds
no. be induced to buy any other.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
PULLING DOWN THE GIANTS.
THE HIGHPRICED DEAN EATERS GIVE IL

THE HIGII-PRlCED DEAN EATERS GIVE TfIE;
LEADERS ANOTHER DRU UBBING.
Boston Aug. 3o-Thc Hoslons fully realized the
pccations OF 10000 spectators today By defeating the
Giants hands down. Tho home nIne played though
of victory while the visitors beaten befors
the start Wcch Wild and suffered severely at tho
hands Of Valentine The eams long and withou.
special merit. Quinn the second basernan, was
oVeranXIous in the ned but showed up well bat
Score:
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
REpr-RIJCAS RALLY AT KINGSTON.

Kingston n. T.. Aug. 30 (Spccah.-An enthusiastic
Republican rally held this evening In front OF
the homo OF Charles Merritt, who has a fine Harrison
and Morton banner suspended over the street Nearly
every house on both sides OF tho street brilliantly
Illuminated. Addresses wcrc made by NJ. Carepnrr
OF Pouchkccpsc. an c1 Democrat: Professor DcGarno
Of Rhinebcck; John l. Platt and others. The ;. d.
Coykendal Gun squad marched through tho principal
streets and fired salutcs Rockets AMI other irWorks
added The brllliancy and enthusiasm OF the OCCASION
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
CINCINNATI DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

Cincinnati. Aug. 30.-Tbe Democratic Convention
Of this county nominated the following ticket to-day
Judges Common Pleas Court: G. d. Robertson,
+. H. Matthews Clerk John Is. Peaslce; sheriff John
Frey Recorder John Hagcrty; Prosecuting Attorney,
Richard Ermston: County Commissioner, II. W julien
Coroner DR.. Kcar.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
REPUBLICANS HARD At woR

REPU BLICANS HARD AT WORK IN HOBOKEN
The Republicans Of lIoboken will open the campaign
there with picst rally tomorrow evening. Eminent
speakers have been secured, Including Com ssman
Mason, of ,hlc5go. and John J. Brennsn, Of Iowa
There Will b. orchllght Procession made up OF Hoboken
clus md others from this cIy DIookyn. jersey City
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
RARE SPORT AHEAD FOR yACIrrsMEy.


GArTA OF TIE LAECIiNO cLCD
The Larchmont Yacht Club has proy'f"f for he oyeS
NJ the sport programme for today and ioortow ~hia
"a eminenty satisfactory. The race this morning Il
foryoot soops has It's own Interest In the slight differ.
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