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New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

washnr,on Aug 29.-The washlng;ons llayei like
OF the noi to-day ami gave Philadelphia
another game which sho1d have been victory for
home club. whitney pitched an excellent game but his
neliers and he himself made palpabls which al.
owed four J the visitors to n first base. and they
scored by the aid Of wild throws ba sehlts The
outbaed the visiting players but rash base running
and sharp fielding kept the down Basan aud Hoy
dld the best Gciling. The score follows:
WasSl"gson WT9l2SalnRSa 80 3 . 3 J CO
ph p6a waphaatSa GF"s aSd
Whitney. Umpire-Mr Kelly.
Detroit Aug % New management seems 10 have i'm.
parted life to the Detroit team. The CHIMP ons
played with then oldme force to-day and defeated their
indianapolis rivals With consumnate case The scoro
as appended:
I"fo9op''l' Gsi1ols -: 2 SS j 9 9 SS-l55
n,5s Detroit is ,F H5rogIna
aIi' UIaIi,e-Ei Daniels -'"'''' '"- NO""'''
Chicago Aug. 20-Baldwin battel hard to-day and
his support was lazy and Indifferent, except thiri
whore Burns made remarkable play. The Chicagocs
could not touch Calvin and the Pitsburgs played strong
game in the Gcld. Attendance 1000. The PITTS
burg players took the lead in the opening inning held
10 to the end winning follows:
fhiflsS fi9'sgars :::: .:::::: . 9 ! % %
Bssehts-Chcago G. Plusburs 10. Errors-CA.cago l.
pittsbure > Pitchers-BaLiwin and "sivin. Umpire
Mr.. Lynch
Phadephia, Aug 2o.-IIecker pitched splendid game
he weakened aud hit safely five times which. with
Wolf and Vaughn. neted Athletics
The hits on Weyhing were well scattered Afp'r a
brief ntermlson the second game brqun. with Matt
more and Cunning and Rlm~cy ana Kerns the bat
The visitors unable solve Mattnores de-
livery, Collins getting al the hits that uide by
them The Athlc5.s punched the hits I'm the nth and
seventh innings Attendance, 1853 The score OF the
first game was as f)Lows:
t5SIs5i i5SIsyil: ;''' -. e SS 8 9 9 SS--i
Basehlis-Athetic II. Louisville 6. Errors-Athletic
., Louisville O. Pl:cAerS-Ncyhing and ueehcr. I'm
! pre-Mr. Ferguson.
The s.ore Of the second game Is annexed
Athletic o o 0 10
Louisville 0 o 0 o o O-O
Baschits-Aihlctic 10 Louisville .. Errors-Athct.c
g. Louisville ;. P .hers-iattinlOro aud ramsey. Tan
pFe-Mr. Ferguson
Other games resulted as follows
At Bergen Point-Athletc Club nine 10 Crsscents 0.
At Emra-Emlra 8. Wilkcsbare .
At Iayeton-Hzleton s. Scranton 4.
Az Troy-Iiamllton s. Troy 3.
Al Abany-TOronto s. Albany 3.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
THE MILITARY COMMITTEE INDIGNANT.
oBJECTING TO THE NEW CoNFEREEs SELECTED
UpoN THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.

Washington, Aug. 20 tsIcciaD.-Thc appointment by
Speaker Carlisle, as confcIecs on the Army Appo
praiion bill. uf two p"ribcrs OF the Appropriation,
Committee has aroused the just Indignation Of the
members Of the Military Committee. which committee
hus virtually loses control OF The bill which II framed
and for which, under the rules Of the House, II IS re-
sponslble. The action Of the Speaker was taken be
cause Messrs. Mash and Laird, who, with chair
man Towns hcnd were the House cOnfciccs, had recon-
cned lie adoption Of conference report VIII Oh re-
faincd in the Army bill the senate amendment pIOvld
Ing for the building OF a gan foundry, and the manu-
iactpfc OF modern guns for coast and haihor defence
This proposition las been bitterly opposed by TIE
Appropriations Committee, which regarded 1t as an
attempt to invade lis own prerogaivCs. a majority
Of the House sustained the Appropriations Committee
under the impulse of a sentiment thai the senate han
undertaken 10 override the House and Invade lis pc
roCatives 1he conf'rocs on the part OF the HOusr
now are Chairman ToWushcnd OF the Military Com
nhttce and two Republicans Of th" Appropriations
Committee Thus the singular spectacle IS presented
of a Republican majority in conference committee
representing a Democratic House.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
I" Tlir Worll iioyea,"

Maintained Calico when his tomcntors acked him for
advocating the true system Of Copefcus Certain foues
bold out however against the illumination OF discovery
and experience There hosts OF people who because
they have adopted certain principles continue swallow
them 10 their dying day in defiance Of the laws OF
sense Mercury drastic pugatveS super potent narcotics
and scdatves hous they have given ground before
stomach aud thr bowels s' continue to make ambuatlng
alothecaIios shol Of mauy sooachs The symptoms OF
liver iiouh.o Sly rrruodgb.c without AMY abdumaai
disturbance Win Is Jenlacont Alternative. 81 also
constipation. slca hsadache, heartburn, and III
ability digest satisfactorily " fever and ague,
rheumatism and kidney trouble
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
,ry rrLvGR,Pr TO THE rRrruvr.

Washington Aug. Ex-senator Coiman. in'phcd
by Mr. Brlcc's theory that this IS 10 Dc cam
paen Of Intellect" made excursion day INTO the
realms Of the censrs-takcr and staistlc!an and lad
before the Senate aud the country proDlcm III
comparison with which the hcn-and a-hali puzzle Is
mere nursery pastime. lie TOOK senator Aiilsoh
TO task for the statements made by him YESTERDAY
lie did not question the accuracy Of the Gg'rcs sub
nntted, but he deploIcl the partisan spirit when
prompted their presentation al this time, when the
country Is In the heat OF political campaign. i"ncy
German giving less IN non iarsansAip-ahd 10 All
sonl
The thing which rrcvod German most was The
showing that the exIead lures during the picsoh'
reform Administration foot mp S01OO00oO molo than
those of the Carield-Anhur Administration. lie pro
ceeded to analyze the appropriations In much SIC
same way Senator Beck did ye,tciday, but with a
great deal more elaboration. lie reached the con-
cllsion that though The net expenditures had III
creased 500 600 OOO there had, by reason OF the III
crease In population, been an actual sa'ihs
of 80 cents head carh year reversing Mn
Cormans method Of arguing a question, Ii becomes
fair to ask what in tho population Is rqufcu
to make up Saving Of s95oU000O IN ioHf year.,
or about 81 900 900 IN year, at tao rate oi W
cents a head.
The results computed by some expert statlstclans
al the Capitol today vary between oO,oOo'Ooo anu
COO 600 90 that is, Of increase In popuiatloh oono
calculations simply divided t90,OVVVoo' Vi ''"Oo'
900 900 cents by so, giving result OF JlO'ooV'Ooo
in round numbers. Some ono rcmcmbcred iha' inc
800 5OOU.OOO was lot a saving but was adherence
the other way 50 the 3lG,J00,oOO was multiplied
by = mahing Increase In popua'IOn' @c0O4u"s
10 the German method, OF 500 100000.
But II must be Lolne in mind that this Is 'ho 'o'"
for four years, while the saving OF 10 GEMS "1'
effected annually. This ncccsstatcs beginning anew.
suppose It was a saving oi S44,0O0O0o year. inS'cad
o an increase IN expenditure la % cents hcad' tue
population could be asccrtalncd, by very simple
calculation, 10 be sO,OOO,OOl Dut rs the acu@i
figures aro "a 600 600 the Other way, annually, or a
difference Of $4,000 900 as compared with "hal they
would be were there net saving of 30 much the
sum of S4s 100000 or i,o0OOoO,UOO cents, must "
divided by 80 showing as result loOOOo'OuO' DDu'
whether This Is the tOta present pOpuialiOi, a hs-
ured 10y MI GOrman mcieiy the IncIras sihcc tut
present Admins came INTO puwcr, Is not !ct
ascerfained II IS plOoa lie that th; man IN ih1
Treasury department who figures oM me surplus
ycVcnGcs for the Admins ration Nlt DC ciitV Oh 10
supply Mr. German with more NsuIcS.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
TOO MANY BEQUEsrs 70 LEAVE 4 RrsrDCE.


The Will of owen McArlc. baker q 40 10
sprng-st who died on August l.. was ohelrd ior
probate on Tuesday by Dohcry Durrin " Heh'1'A'
in the Surrocates Court The VIII provide thai lie
exccuor OF tie estate. John Rooney and Pa'rlch Ne'
Culom. shall the property. consisting u ''
two four tory Lr"k buildings al No - sprns-st thc
bakery ATTACHED and house and lot IN ouobundre1-
end. third-,t., into cash. Flom the pic'eS
the following be quests 10 be paid: &'uOo 10 no
Home for the Aged Of the Little Sisters OF The POOR w
East seventleth-st, 50 800 TO Archbishop Corlfsli
81 500 to the Rev John T. Kearney, parish priest OK
st. Patricl's Church In Nott-st.. and $1,000 10 MISS
Isabella Cough, his assistant In the baheiy' IIe
residue Of the estate Is bcqueathed equally To his four
Children Fergus j., Patrick j. and Nary t. Ae-
Afd.e, and lJncga Brennan.
Ii was reported that the heirs would meet al No.
10 Spring St. yesterday make arrangements for coh
testing the Will, as there would be no rsduc siief
the be quests were pad. PaiHch J. McAdle ic-
quescd Tribune reporter to state that ~ such meet
Ing had taken place. and furthermore. thar the he
had never contenp plated such step. lie said that A.
yet was impossible state the value OF the estate.
but thai he tbQIght there would be con,idefaOi"
residue. John IOoncy. hOwevor. on g the rN"eiioH
OF the estate, ted reporter yesicday thai Wf "'H
q mOrg gage On the cpln--si. props rtN' how nlu'h ~
could not saw. Ne thought that Nr NcAIdl" hst
greatly uVeresfimaicd the value uf the properly, h'A
was doubtful II there would be anv residue.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
corro> N.RKErs-BY rELsGRAPL

LIVERPOOL Aug 20 u m.-Cotton-rhe sAlss o. ,,s
dxy included 7uO bales American fuiurrs rloso. Ns
H., auis Low Mding oanse. August ul4seIs
90, era. nd september denv.r. 'ct,h.e
Hensmber anOctober drlivetv .2oiL bu) rls ro"oes
AM Novemhor oe.iverv. ldoAL bu'r rFs Novovs
Dec.m ar llyerv lbld sellers; Drct hber tuI Js
deverv IS1iL buyers January and February "'sttt
. l3-t,id sellers tenruary a N4teh iciiVe'N '''
s,i,.r., s,nirnbor i,lvrry D 3O.OsL sellers
aNygsro> Aug go.-Cottju-Cuiei. Mihiun' 49,.
I,n Mldll!u,. tl6 cool pitthtrs "a oss a % ..l.S
1T bait OTIS Coaslw.sc, - p"'os '-'
GA bales stock 3 80 bAv> - ..
NORFOLK Aug. .g-Jo,tou Steady Nhi.nS ~ tn.,ss;
and grnns. roooipt~ haeS exports oo's'"''N' -
sales 50 bales stock. lo0 nale+ o,
SAVANNAH Aug 30 -Colon STEADY , Ntiu'hSs N. ns gr,s
o, N,5nng ~. ,iooi Ordinary nominal nei aou 49, 49,
rece PTS IL ia bales. eNports eoastwsso' 90 o~
$50 bales slncg 7iD0 bales - .,
,u, upsroS Aug 20 a-Cutton-Quiet Mttilns' h.jes:
,nd yrn.. re,epts 2jS halr-i exports coSst"ise'
sales $50 bales stock lO92 bales ,,,.
New.,ptKANs AUG 20 -IOtt - NomuaL '.nn.' n.,,.-
la, HfG,,liny "a. tO0l ordinary. 81. net
"A b.Ies. rr,ss 81 bales. sales 40 bAlosi s'oVN' iN
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
THE PHYSICAL WRECK "WANTS MORE
A LARGER FORCE OF PENSION EXAMINERS AND
HIGHER SALARIES DEMANDED.

Washington. Aug 90 tSprciaD.-The Oliver TWIST
cry from the Pension Bureau for moro was ueald
In the House again to-day This time more m'ilca'
xo,,frcrs and more nay for all medical examiners
arc demanded by tho Physical wreck" Perhaps
arg.r number Of examiners Is needed although some
hing better than the assurance Of Commissioner
Black ought to be required that such IS the case
IS for IN, salaries, they were found adequate In The
srly DAYS OF Democratic reform, and presumably they
a!e stlll adequate.
In the course % The debate Mr. chradle OF Ihoaha'
-, ,,, oo,r ia orno.e the bin lie sent up to
ft,. read ih, a>t'ugfOn Dispatch ~ to-day itipui"
Shaving that several clerks and examiners IN the
i,.n. ~, Eurcau are engaged In the preparation o
uruociatc camia cn mairrial Instead oi at'ehu,
ING 10 fh.ir Legitimate duties. The clerk had not read
dozen lines before there was vOlcy of in'orrnp
tious from tho Democratic side and Inc uptoar la,ird
unfii IN, morning hour expired, when the PHI ven
uyer ard tn, aiding was not cOmplcfcu lhe Dtuio
crafts dil not seem to want TO hear H.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
THE COTRrg.
TROUBLE BETWEEN TWO BANKS.

Tho Chemical National Bank, OF this city, fled an
answer yesterday b the sit recently bro ght against
Il In the United STATES Circuit Court by David Arm
strong, the receiver Of the Fidelity National Bank, Of
Cincinnati The Chemical Bank received over 81 000,-
OO face value OF notes and securities from TIC Fidelity
Bank Tho Cincinnati bank owed largo snrn to Tho
Chemical Bank. but the banks differ AZ TO tho exact
amount due and the value OF tho notes and other
papers returned by the Chemical Bank. The answer
fled yesterday says that tho .0OO55i s7 face value,
WIS received and s67a ,952 40 was returned Tho
Chemical Bank realized s646.397 SO on the collections
md re ainod a61o 5O7 81 the amount of the lndebtr
edness of the Fidelity Bank 10 the Chemical Bank,
and the balance. 3 800 90, was sent to lie ccevsr
nf tho Fidelity Dank
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
TIE LARoRNG MANS AppEL.
RESOLUTIONS or THE STATE TRADES ASSEMBL
p.SsEn nNE nAN roo LATE-

REVOLUTIONS or THE STATE TRADES assembly
PASSED one DAY TOO LATE
Albany, y. Y, Aur 29-1he Executive Comm ttee
of the state Trades iemby. al is meeting on Tues
day adopted the following preamble and resolution,
and made them pubic to-day, TOO late to be presented
20 the Republican state Convention. which was ad'
journcd sine die Tut day:
Whereas Section OF the Penal Code OF the state o.
Ncyo has been construed by the courts Of TIL.
a. to mean that Is conspiracy .of or more persons
90 unite tor mutual protection against thc opDg sson OF
labor and
whereas The above section works 70 the disadvantage
OF the aboilng people Of corporations
and capital therefore be It
Resolved. Tha; request the Republican State Con
vcnon declare It's platform in favor OF the repeal or
amendment, said Section lGs Of the Penal Code to the
cnd that IL will not initiate against OIganzcd labor.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
JUST ESCAPED WHITEWASH.
BOSTON AGAIN HUMBLEs THE GIANTS.
pAp BATTING WORKS THE HOME CLUBS OVER
THROW BUT TUE OTHER ONLY
ecoprn TWICE.


Tho Now York nine was beaten for the third consecutive
,o a, tho Polo Gpounds yc terday by the rcjuVcna'co
,Ine from BOSTON, The club OF course - pay"s
dccIdedly batter game It did earlier In III" se''o
hu, ,,,en tho local nine also playing eoo1 game
ina. 90 peopc witnessed yesteriays oastic ana
u1cng from IN r. mcurnfm they lfi Cc siouus
they were not pleased a. the result LICK OF oa''"s
alooo def ated the Giants. The same style OF htihg
win defeat them in many games before the 'easo"
loos H. looked a. II every local player when ne weht
r. the bat expectod to make home run. outs'ue o'
Ward Ewing and Richardson there were no ehoI's "ue
o scientific battling The Boston nine vas soehe'hehe'
by the addition Of It's second Daseman, Vuhh VIZ"
virtually won the game for Boston
The Boston players we're the FIRST TO score ma"in2 an
eainet run and tax nq the lead tic third inning Joh
son hlt -a,ey to left field and minute later by daring
slide managed 10 steal TO second Bcwn hit snort hy
10 centre aed which slaery did not reach aud Johnson
.coled on The pay The NcwYork players were put o"t
In rather unceremcnOus during the hrst eighs
innings and the orloOkrs fear another coat o
whitewash Wad however prevented that IN the nihth
lnnIng by series OF brilliant bursts OF speed lie
started the nna Inning by making safe bit tc LETT hed
and ss Glenn Hedcd the bail poorly, Ward mahasci 70
get safely 70 second Tlernan put out on high hit
10 Brown and Wart got to thlrf lie scored en- ConIors
out TO the dder although the decision at he p''
was close Thea the spectators became h pc al Iho
visiting players soon se;tlet that however for QUINN
the nrst latter for Boston, sent tho hail sailing past the
carriages In left field and the game oyef The score
ia folcws:
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
COMMISSIONER BLACKS REPORT.
PENSION sTATIsrICs-THE GOVERNMENTS PAY
MENTS.

Washington. Aug o9.-The Commissioner of Pen
sons has completed and sent 20 The Public Primer MS
rcpor OF the operations OF the Pension Bureau for tie
year ended June 80, is65. II shows thar ulere were
Iuinr the ii cal year ended June 30. l-oo added to
The peusion rolls CO2j2 new names UhH largest an
nual Increase IN the history Of thc bureau maAnS
total of 4o2 5JT pcusoucr, on the roll, at the co'o %
tie year. classified az follows: 32c,s3o inVaH'S' :
029.s widows, minor children and dependent rcla
,i,c.. ~ Revolutionary widows: COG survivors Of the
War Of lsI2; lO.7o7 widows OF those who served III
hat war; 10000 survivors Of the war with MeAtco'
and 51Ol widows OF those who served In that war
The names Of 2,O2o previously dropped were restored
to ihc rolls.
pnine the same period 1880 were dropped from
fine ron. on sccoun of death and arois oihcr causes
leaving a net increase lG 'hc rolls OF 1''u Htnt'
ucr. have hc.n i.tGf93G pension claims III nc
1901 ana 737 200 claims of al classes have oren al
lowed since that date. The amount PAID Tor h'lpns
iuce 1861 has been @063.OsG 444 lncreaS' 0l pen,
.on was g an'cd IN 4l,7lG cases. nc amOIm OF
pensions paid during the year was SC All III
crease ov e. the prev ioGs year OF @5,3Oo,2hO.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
REFUSING TO FOLLOW CLEVELAND.
A MEETING OF DEMOCRATS WHO WILL VOTE

FOR HARRISON AND MORTON.
Hornellsville n. y Aug. 20 (Specal.-On last saohr
day afternoon a Crays Corners Hornelsvile oieup'p
County, a scene was enacted heretofore Democratic
grounds which has In this locality created pol''a
sensation. James Gray, one Of the leading Demo
crats OF this town and strong Cleveland man iouf
years ago. with the aid of a large number OF his poh'
cal associates, In the presence OF large crown VI
farmers from the surrounding country faiseu oo'u
tihn Harrison and Morton pole Al It's TOP was
attached twenty-five foot S'reamer bearing ne names
of Harrison and Morton The meeting was called to
order by Samuel WoOlever who nom naied Anuic"
X. Fletcher, former Democrat. who never vo'eu
anythInr but Democratic ticket for chairman. MT
Fletcher on taking the char said the crowd was
somewhat new to him. but from appearances no was
surrounded by lots Of friends. and that he cahdIdly
expected deluge November g.
The following OK Democrats were made vice-piesf
dents Of the meeting: James Gray Bishop Miller,
Frank wa.brdge. JudSon Brown. A. H. Rchey ana
Peter Van Gofder, and the following ex-Democrais
were made secretaries Albert Miller. Albert Z. Cox,
Milo shinebarger jerome Van Buskirk, Jacob Voz
and David Bank. Fay P. Raihbun. Of this city
psd an eloquent rihue to the Republican party ana rs
standard bearers. and carnedy discussed The larlfI
issue 10 the entire satisfaction OF The large BODY oi
voters present
veedcr c. Reynolds, of Salamanca, " Y, who
stumped the State four years for Cleveland was thf
sext speaker lie said ne Wa born brought up and
educated Democrat, and had always voted The
Democratic ticket but when Grover Cleveland Wro'e
his schoolhoy essay wool, and went to vetong ex
soldiers pension bills BY wholesale he made bfeaI
for the fence. climbed on to ii and over IT,
The meeting grand success throughout ano
was arranged almost wholly by ex-Democisis. The
disaGcctlun In nornellsville and vignity among INC
I,e..v0,a srVw,u- consiSnUy. Many OF me soiiu
and subsan ial Democrats here already cohcedt ne
city 10 Harrison and Morton. Cleveland carried th'
Town four years ago by about SO voies Many soper
headed citizen say thai the town VIII give harrison
and Morton 200 majority in NOVcnDof
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
4 wArX1Nc TO ANArEuR ATHLETEs.

At meeting of the boald Of managers OF the ANA
tcrr Athletic Union ct Travers Island last Satur-
dav the following resolution narimousy adopted
"Tcsn.vcd. That amateur athlete competing
in any open amateur glme- In lie niied STATES MOI
Governed ~ rilr- approved by the Amateur Mhlcilc
rlou shall be dnha'rl from competing IN ary games
b.d urdrr ne rU.c- of the Amateur AihlHtc Union
1b,, rr,olution shall take effect Immediately
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
corpr cALEvDAPs-TO.DaY.

srpRyMp COURr-CH. .yHFHs Before Plfterson, J-Hos'
IL "a rs 1871 1872 30. 200 2Di. = Z, 2"l. - -.
SrnROgITt'- iOIRr-IrstmOny 10 D. taKen gloie Us
pr,ar clerk r. ale the wills OF Ru'Oph ,chr =,
in A M E.s p"r'in , 1880 Leo 'oi l,-'y ~ a %,
Mary Graham 1890 a rn.; George Aiison Fan'na"e IL
-
SUPREME CoCgr 90 SPECIAL TEEM-PAET J. - AnIouTnss
srpEgIoR CouRT-~PEciAL TERM Before Freedman j.
80 calm ar.
couRr of GixERAL -Ess;oys-rAGr L. IL and H.
A IOurEed Tor
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
RUNNING on THE IXsTALMENr PLAN.

Washington. Aug. 30 (specIal Nearly nine months
have pas ed since Congress assembled. the new fiscal
year began two months ago and yet oil the regular
appropriation bills have not been passed. To-day n
the third time the session began. was the House
compelled to pass Joint resolution 10 make temporary
provision the basis Of last years appropriations
to carry certain important branches of the public
service. including tie military establishment, the sig
nal Bureau etc For this shameful state of Affairs
the country may thank a DrmOcra c House which
incapable OF attending to even routine iegis!a
lion
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
RITS or LEGAL NEWS.

An attachment was granted by justice Patterson or
the SUPREME Court yesterday, against the property os
op,rel Vickers and Alfred weston, composing the era
of ylckcrs & Weston. Of Philadelphia. at the suit cf
Iulius Cauin and Dudley w. Van Inren. composing the
6rr, Of Catlin Co.. claim for sliOOO Tor money
advanced
The argument in opposition To the motion 10 MAKE
nermanent the Injunction obtained by Brayton Ives in
nj. suit against the Oregon Railway ami Navigation Cons
many and others was continued yesterday by = ~
johnson and General Wager Swayne. joseph H. Cn'a6
VII rorlY on behalf Of The LIaLntN to-a5y
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
TO DEFEND HERSELF LITER THREE YEAr>

curious case Is pending n ~ Rrookya Supre.
Court. About three years Moses ', Redinc pub.
fisher Masonic books ami papers, "A dl.
voice from wife. lndcment teing uA nv dcfault.
Later Mr. RCddng secured petni'son from tae court
marry again, ana dld Now'the first Mrs Redlng
taken action open the deiauli ami IN and defend
herself the ground tha the plrf mist her In
TO the action taking. aud secured divorce by
and deceit. She also alleges that he had already con.
dored The offence for which HI sought divorce and thar
had been Guilty q! like offence. A motion was made
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
coNsULs NOMINATED AND CONFIRMED.

Washington, Aug. 20.-The President to-day sent to
The senate the following nominations:
William CASTOR Allen, Of South Carolina. 10 be
United siatos Consul al Kingston. jamaica; Nnccnie
". Baca, OF New.Mexico, TO be Consul al Pcdia,
Nceras ). @. Cisco OF Tennessee, 10 be Consul a
Nucvo Laredo.
The nate has confirmed tlc following nomination.
Consuls-L Austin spadmg - Hrun-wck; J.
Russell Parsons, r., NJ AN Ia Chapec. Chr'i's De
ilanc, al Pucrle Ca joiO, Ernest ". emth MOzam-
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
,ruLrTEs TO HAVE THEIR FALL MEETING

At a meeting Of The Games Committee OF the Man
h,tt,n Atn.iic hh tcd al NJ o24 fIith-"V'' Oh
Tuesday It vas decided TO change the fall meeting
70 be held at the clubs grounds on september 3, al
3 D. ~ from open meeting 10 mrmD'rS meehhs
T p connect champion of England and LELAND VIII
atten,nf TO beai the words record Tor TWO mlicS
All ,he club champions ana cX-champions VIII com
,ete and the meeting promises 10 bc a sicccNs Inc
dilfs f,u Orrn ama;cir meeting VII axe place
lafcr I'm thr sesson Eltr.c. clo,e with The cre-
iary, C. G.. Iluehcs, al No. 52i ihhavc., SATURDAY
n..lIrMbrr /.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30

The Brooklyn and Cincinnati nnes VII play In BTooA.
to-day; the Jersey City AMI Allentown mines at Jer
,ey CITY and the New-York Reserves and the Gohams
4 the Polo Grounds.
Manager Powers. Of the Jersey City nine, is tying TO
secure Catcher Sullivan OF the Athletic
close game between the mines Of the Engewood Field
Club and Hoichkiss & Co.. OF Ncw-York was played at
Engewood yesterday Only two hits were m1de by each
side. van Zant; of Hotchkiss Co. struck out 1G
Westervet Of EnclewoOI, 10. Hochkiss & Co. were
victorious follows
Tnglewood Field Club 90
Hotchk1ss & Co. 0 u