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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
BROOKLYN.

The will Of Thomas D. Hudson prcshemt vi ,Io
Commercial Bank. by which S15O.OOO Is lei' 10 h's
widow and son, offered for proDa'c Ses"oiuaS e.
,s, y, zoo vas made to the Sunday school Of st.
Mays Episcopal Church
John IIcnnesscy, age twcniy-cght' OF CiaSso" ave-
and Dcan-st while or the excursion OF me Fha'anA
club to Cold Spring Grove on the sound Ihursud'
fell overheard from the rail OF ono Of the bafges anu
was drowned.
James Morton has been elected chairman OF inc fro
hibItion General Committee to succeed James hahi-
scy, who recently resigned -
The annual regatta Of tho Brooklyn facht OIuo Will
be sailed on Monlay. september }.
Tho corpcrstone Of IN, new St. Joscphs Institute
for DcafN utcs AZ BuNalo-avc and Dcanst., was
laid on Thursday by the Rev T. J. O'Rellly' OF 81
stephens Roman Cathoc Church
Mrs schuyler walden, cf the Hotel II. George, VINO
wa, made III recently by the bite Of fly on staten
/ Island YVES reported To be improving yesterday. II
f, ,upposcd thai the fly had been icoin5 on decaYeu
animal matter ard the bite produced bloodpolsohinS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
NETWORK CITY.

,urserv at Police Head
,ar,ors ,s seldom without half dozen ioS' ,,nr
~ ,,t bo. weather. which keeps all doors S,'n '
or for n Whit Of air and makes 'no WHO "
ont mothers more distracted than usu"i'
,r,,.o, an error in a cable message from sou'narip
ton n oelrIchs & Co., the steamship ir@o w.. a
'on :, ~ hay,nr arrived al 10 p M On Ausus' o.
This should have been 10 a. M lnu''""''
r,,,.ovc Stages now cross the Dcsbrosses-St ferry
. r,oot Pennsylvania Railway trains at tho 'clSeS
City station. It'll,
womcn's shoes of undrcssed KID the a'cs' "l'1,A'
.,e uarl,ularly neat and effective but they cost
lot Of money.
UaItbushcl peach baskets are now made for ABOUT
. aaa,s Zach These are given away with the fruit
Tho bodv Of the veteran comedian william Dav-
,,r. arrived in this city last night. william Dav-
dcc IT, said yesterday that II possible inc iu"e'"'
would be postponed until Monday
Tho Rcv DIR. ucrrck Johnson, Of Chicago, will Dc
,.,.r an address TO young men tomorrow at 3'"o
n H. I'm Association Hall
Tho Second annual excursion Of the employees Oh
pcs, & ca clotbiers at so West Twcniy-thlrst' ST. WI"
take nlaco to-day, The steamer Sirius VIII 'a'o
1cr,,.t bird st. East River, at II 80 p. NJ, ana 20
to Laurclton Grove.
Information was received in this city YESTERDAY
that Miss Catharno Davenport Treichel sls'er Vi
lot
Colonel Charles Trclchcl, cxAudllor OF 'he Nu''"'
/ House and now Governor Of the Soldiers hohc d.
Santa Monica Cal. died at that place on July d. i''
body was sent to philadelphia for burial
The rcport that petitions had been posted IN certain
nolicc stations asking for the removal oi Ios.'@''
pearson was found yesterday TO be without iounda-
ton. Special mention had been made OF The N'nr-
tocnth Precinct but Captain Reilly denied all Ano"i-
edge Of such petition
The Police Boar yesterday dismissed from The iorc'
pa,rolnan McLcavy. Of tho Twenty second rr''''.'
who recently admitted that he "ei' 10 s''0p VI" HIS
/ pest.
The Astor Library will be closed for cleaning anu
rorairs from August - until September 10
cartarn Martinez will make another balloon ascen-
sion al Glen Island today
John Robnc who arrested on Suspicion Oh nav
ING fired the building in which the Berg family "ci'
burned. was committed to the Tom0s yesterday "
Coroner Mcssemer in default of $1,000 ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
CLEARED.

Steamer servia (Br. Mckay. Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer CITY Richmond (Br. Redford- LIVERPOOL via
ouaonstown- Peter wright Il sons
@sIeas,er brooklyn City lBr ft Brisol-Jamss Arkeu
Ethiopia (Br) Brown, Glasgow-Hendsron rro.
steamer Gei.er uanl Moer. stettin and Copenhagen
Steamer Elder CGer Baur Bremen Southampton.
Steamer ROTTERDAM Dtch) Bakkor. Rottercam-Panca
Steamer la Normande (f Kersabec. Havre-Ioo.
aY Steamer Ne port Lima Aspinwal-Pacifc Mall So
steamer Andes OR Evans. Port au Prince CathsssaA
steamer stamford Nor). Gomre. Baracoa-domsz Pear
sail ~ ,,,,,. n.
pandna-C " Mallory Il Co.
steamer Cherokee. Doane. Charleston ami Jscksonvls
steamer Fanny Cadwalader DILLINGHAM;. Baltimors-BS
DowBer. ,-, ,.,..
Snip struan (Br) Scott Lverpool-Pcndleton. Carver
BARK savanna DID, Clements Befast-Milsr Houshsou
Bark MonsIia tBrl Wallace. Bridgetown. Baioadoes4
gsrk Naomi cswed) Petersen. Perth Amboy-Funch Edys
brig Adde Ben son (Br) currie afax-sowrinx Arch
rcLr Ksnse,t Smith Bordeaux-Mer & Honghton.
Schr ANITA (fr). MeIoris0n. 81 John. MA I Hensy
Schr Prudent (3r. Dicxso1, StJohD SB-scamneh BroA
SAILED.
steamers Newport Tor Aspinwall; casns IRON PERU
AmboyJ - city OF san Antonio. Fernandna' Cherokee
'' BARK savanna, for Belfast Ird.
| Barx Alice (Nor) Jacobsen. from Stockholm.
THE dOVEMESr5 OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN ports
roxnov Aue le-Arrivoi. steamer Peter Dc Connen
fReic Brarens from New-York on her way TO Antwerp
| LIVERPOOL. Aug l0-Arrived steamer Humboldt (Br,
! Grimes from New.York $500
LzAfp Aug IO-Passed. steamer Luigate Hun tBr).
BroWn from New-Yorg on her way to Lonaon
BRow IIEvD Aug lO-Passef steamer LANDAU City (Br)
Gore. New YORK on ne, way 10 sfst1. , ,a., vu
we n from NewYOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11

,ru,rd and took lead Of length from Ey'un ' scons
,,rued This 10 the half when BrvnzonaT.r raw timira
nnc, fac race down the sretch wa sh reached home
rominr next 10 the rails with grahl ~ sforc Bcso
eool head In OF Bronzomatu nbc ,udces did
J,ne who was neck before Pasha a ans IWessc Juncs
ons,c.r IN know who hai Az nI ,.i,h derisIon
r,hc- was mt mn which was rcceiNcu ,hat pashe
S o,cr eoupsnrnr about they finally oeso. owaring
had won giving the place TO Bcshis a. "a Uronzomare
Mmra thisd Mace after having evca II 10
roURTH RACE-PUESE s3oo'
''' FURLONGS.
EQUITY Stables ch m La Claire yrs p{winehcID
Yeicw b. 1903 + lucky jim i, 90 (B1rnos( Z
Laboia hros o ch RED stone. G. III 81. Iirb 100
~ a. our,ic 100 Eomp 100 skopeoh ~ Idf IIarrods.
,,s Mo"sc 100 Harry Brown 70 taIs,n III also ran.
snrr III Pat Regent l02 am Nav Tncky jim Nat
Bettse stobeioG : CaIulin. 10 MlTth' M pyo Oh
y,,. nro,vn Red and fat i'.E' Ciaire n 90 3
IIarroa.burg and Claire. Places 10 I'D
LUCKY SiT F;ambourcte So Lucky Jim go Mir'h CO.
0eid $50 r,o,s 40 40 Time-1 03 Ia 49,, la, and
sfier getting under way Lucky jim tooS haiIenc%d and
bed IL 70 ~ w length from Lucky Jim. lehe'h anu
SaIf from FED Stone. 40 BID queen prrnsE
rIrru II ACE-SELLING STEEPIECHAsh'
800. SHORT COURSE
,v,oe,er,s ch. G. VIII Davis aged. by Fadi1 pNsn
Bet oyy y; S Dr. ID Decciucor aged ieo MccnMae}
Il r. nanahcr's ch. @ Killarney, aged' lfu 1"'"
!" chanficecr f4O AVID Evaugclne i35 al,9 nns XII
1Inss,iir,ueSc % i;ctchn oor TO VIII DlvIs' N
.arncr Chsnticcer. Il Evangoinc' i'"''-' "
o" pool s-Jrcchnoor $50. ncld $50
Musalsn1iS go most ~ the way ann was nr;t over
.be iast hurdle when VIII Davis beat him home ehs"'
Killarney q length back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
FATE SMILES ON THE GIANTS
prTTsBuRG AGAIN DEFEATED.
THE HOME TEAM SCORES TWO TO IFS orr'"hNi
oxr-RRcoIpa or Tnt cLuBs


mama ror,rnc has no, been undnd 10 the Giants
., ,a,o hut she certainly showcrcd her favors upon
the heads OF the local baseball players ycs'eruN IL,
Now Yorl. team has. Of course, been Playing 'p'
game but then as Manager Mutnc always ho"""
:" had luck when his team met sulhE vi ",'''
he will probably acknowledge thai his u"' 'oN n"'
fed The second game AT the Polo Grounds Scs'cr'
d,v bctycen tho Ncw-Yorl ard pltisburg CLUBS re-
suited I'm victory for the homo nine after an exceed
I,ov vcllpiavcd and interesting contest. flcidlhg
errors were made both sides but none Oh 'ic pu''
dcrs were damaging s;acy pitched cap''" E'ii,.'
cxccpt in the sixth inning. when his momch'aiN WIN
ness gave tho local club the victory. The PI''sprS
nine earned a run In the opening innlhg' anu 'n' wa
the only run II made during thc game.
Nearly eco people present ana INC hNcHcS'
interest was felt In the game Some uncashesS was
felt when II was seen that Ewing was not I'D odoh'
but Brown filed EwluGs place behind the oa' creu''
ably cyccDt that his throwing 10 the bases was "o-
fully weak Kccfe pitched his nineteenth sna'en'
victory ard did excellent work, but two baschS Doing
made against him I'm the last eight innings. The ioca
PLAYERS did not make baschit In the TWO H'''l"Ss
when they scored their two runs. Conhor maui I"
phenomenal onchan catch I'm the seventh inning vi
line hit by Dunlap jumping high into inc ar anu Az
| complshing a double play unasSs'od'
Tho pi,tsburg men scored a In the first inning
and took the lead sunday led og with hit IT, ielt
field Miller also hit safely, but To right hcid se'nH
| SUNDAY 10 thiid and taking second himself v" VI"
throw in. Sunday scored on Bcchcy o"' a. "''''
Kccfe striking on, Dunlap and Coleman. In inc Sec
ond inning Conner led of with thrcc-basc MI pu'
could not score. S;aley had pitched with 'eiI'hR
effect up TO tie SIKH inning, when he seemed 10 ioso
control of the ball, and his wildness was rspo"slpc
for the two runs made by the local prayers !" n,
Inning Wand and Richardson easily disposed oi.
stalcy fooli.hly sent Herman to first base on cai'"
balls and the play proved fatal one. Oonnof AIS,
went 70 first on called balls Stacy made wiz
ptcb and Tcynaa ran TO thid and Conner 10 secohu'
salcy then pitched the bail far OUT Oh MS ,a''"''
roach and both Ticrnan and Conner scored. NO moic
r,rs vero made and the game resulted as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING INEWS.
NTII1 NV w " %
poproF NETWORK .......FRIDAY AUG. 10. Ii
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
Steamer CITY OF NewYork (Br now watkins Liverpool
Aug Queenstown with mdse ana s'S " ''''
steamer Germauc BIZ Glead H. Liverpool Aug j. uneens
town = with and si6 passengers 10 bruce isn"''
stotneT Polynesia ter Kuhn. Hamburg July 70 win
mdse and 327 passengersto huhharo' " o. @''' '1'
ia, It. " y Her CGer Chrisoaors London Aug south
anpon = with mdse and 54S passengers to Oerch' 70
,n,mrr sDsr tBegi Tanner Janoro July ~ witt
dse and passenger TO Busk Jevons. Arrived ~ Inc DAT
camelia (Br, Penney Cardcnas Aug Matanzas
DAYS sugar order; vessel to John Se"Se A'
Stamford Norl Gonrc Barscoa days with fruit
10 Ciomcz & PearSaL Arrived at the Bar AZ ~
i,h nse and Messenger, to Vim = clyde ~ Co - -
steamer Gulf stream. lnsr,p W b1riSS 70
steamer Roanoke Hnlphcrs. Newport News ana Noriok'
with mise and passengers Ia Old Domnloh - % ,
st,amor Richmond Jenney Vest Point va WIN uiuso "n'
noran trp Mcfarand 2hnadSlphialn ballast to
stcamer Lpcy Miller Miller Bangor Me- with mdse
steamer city OF New. Bedfor. Davis. Fall River with
S 10 sfy Sr Sy stettn days. with mdso TO
der. vessel master. ..-. Do.,oo, 4, hai,,., O..
Bark Nornanrk Nor. Morten'on' Portland III oa'aS' "
nSrE rba Tnton. savannah with lumber to order
with paser toJ 3 King Coz vessel TO j Whitney q CO.
schr II Powell Mason. tE"ltes cat NY CO WIN "''"' "
Scr Cleaner tBrl. HendcIson. 81 John NB 10 DAY" w
l"H9St 10 w.xer Br ST John Nh II days
Schr Ncllie Gould. 81 John NIB. days win Pill
| ing to order, - M, Vo.,a {, Iohn Nh \ DAYS, with
| Timber to simpson. Chpp u Co.
srvsFT-At sandy Hook wind Hight. L. weather hazy
/ Al Clty Island. wind light NE. weather. clear
! Arrived yes'criay-
steamer Seneca, Quick New'HFeahs uaSs' Win hSSo
'"n Cd Dominion Coucn Richmond. city Point and
Norfo with ride and pAs-engerst To Oh Dominion - 20
~ stcamor Noor,a and tBeg). Antwerp. prevousN
reported brings 637 passengers Arrvo AZ lhe b AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
rvrJr. THE SIDEWAYS ARE COMPLETED.

A subcommittee OF the Electrical subway Board
composcd OF Commissioners Gibbons and Moss met
Yesterday morning at No. 1,21s Broadway I" con-
slider the methods of improving the electric street ser
vice of the city Ecpr scntatves OF the bIrSh Eas'
River. Harlem and Mount Morris Electric Light COM
NAMES the Safety Electric Light and Power Company
the Ball Company and others were present INV
meeting was devoted TO discussion OF nethous ioi
better and more uniform system OF conducting INC
wires in the sheets until the subways are copic'eu
vo conclusions were reached and tho meeting was 'd
tourncd until Tuesday al IL O'CLOCK O'iiA'''s '
cthhins said TO Tribune reporter aitcr inc h.0""h
aNhat We want is TO obtain some method Oh carry
, five wires through the streets until inc SUBWAY
ar completed which Will give better ory lave
ar az c,,v and 10 the companies than they NOW ci
W. van, 10 fix II that there shah " W" g. nov.
Of nolcs in street, instead OF lhlce o l method
Va 80" thc case and also 10 secure a uhliuim ~ ,hc
o. attachlng the wlIcs, hat theic sn
ol ",nitc and the least danger II inc g., ny en-,
p ,n n,,c I'm this way 1t will enable thcm az '" ,cd
Viz "ith ono another, ard they VII az y, ,ho
pei q, the same time the city VIII icccl'o "'0 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11

James Londrgan treasurer Of Hudson Lodge
brotherhood Of Locomotive Brakcnen' was arraiEheu
before Police Justice stloins yesterday charged WIN
having cmbczzlcd 300 OF tho associations funds On
lime Londrigan reported that be had 1896 43 on
Ind Int when the trustees ashcd him for the money
he was unable TO produce it.
r,o trial NJ the Big Four indicted officials Of
,or.cv Crtys old Board Of Public Worls-kern, Rey-
rolls UularI and Watts-in september IS exciting
Great deal Of public interest II Is stated on wha'
sccms to be good authority that Judge knapp OF
the Court Of oyer and Tcrmincr viii try iAe case
and that Ex-Governor Albeit and eX-Judge h"Hha"
will assist Public Prosecutor Winfield EA1W8,
Garrrttson, cN-Mayor Collins and Assistant ,"''ro
,,o n,s,,ct. Attorncv DAY will appear for the de
fence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
~ surBMAy's PLANS FOR THE FIXTURE

crvFPtI SHERMAY'S PLANS FOR TIE FeIOhH'
General sherman has barganed with the Messrs'
r,rcv for a dwelling completely finished ana 'reauy
fr occunatIon No 70 West seventy-frstst convenient
,o tbc central Park and the Sxh-ave eleva'eo roau
and viii close the business transaction as SUM a"
,ho tho Is critically examined. He proposes 10
,cuny # by or before October I, for the pcter con-
vcnlencc of his family, and chiefly In the lh'ercs.
of his Youngest SON. p. 7. sherman. who has hhShed
bis college education and will next month enter ihe
Office of Messrs Evars, Choae d Beaman as Ia"
student individually he would prefer tho rim
Avenuo Hotel whose proprietor has done so inuch
70 contribute to the comfort Of himself anu FANNY
and where he meets so many of his old friends Hoin
all sections OF the country.
He makes this last change of domlcnc, Which nc
belcvcs TO be fnal In the interest Of his family ou.
wherever he may reside he wants his old army anu
rar comrades to know that they especaily shai p
more than welcome. lie will not emDack Oh NY
t,oubled sea OF politics or accept any cNI oiC,
! whatsoever: but live out the snort rcmaihucI w
his liz as hest he can, with charity for all WIN
70 none exercising the great American rghI 10 'niIh
troeIv and sneak his thoughts when he picases. IL
Is ON tI@ point of starting for Washington as one :"
Tho nall bearers at General Shcridans IuncIa ,
will be in Ohio for army reunions most oA 0ep'i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
AIR. GARRETrs MIND UNSETTLED
HIS PHYSICIAN WILL NOT SPEAK DEflNi'AN'
ABOUT HIS MALADY.'

ABOUT HIS MAI'Abi'
II was admitted yesterday by one VINO Is o0s s'i
on,oc,ed with Robert Garrett that the iorhor 'a'
,o,d nrcsdent is really insane Though tho adnlsso"
49, 80, 9TH thc qualification that tho storcs
r,intcd during the last few days were some"na' a.
rgcratcd the physician who has charge VI w.
case, refused yesterday TO state posiu'ci. ,,,nod
tho nature OF Mr. CARROTS affection ho ,,
also TO make any other admission IMAM ",s oor.
Corrctt,s mind was unsettled, thus helping " va
o thc truth Of the story. There seems " "
the slightest doubt in the minus VI "''
Mr. Garrett is mentally wrech -. os really
po,rc aeked TO state definitely whao wac 80 -,
tho matter with the patient, Dr. Par'riueo .or,n.
,ril say that Mr.. Garrett Is ca'"e "0"'
we'll and IS generally improving .,. g.. rocessarv
80 ur CARROTS condition such that u - '0
TO havo attendants constantly ~
under restraint, In fact" IN, hts
. Mrs.. Garrett is there, and the nurse ana h''
valet" ,s,,
n1ben he Is practically being grsrdcdl'
.weu Won could not put that construction upon It,
lie IS only guarded so far as any SICK pcIsV" ''
fe,r he might got up out of bed or do anything e,so
rot cir neople are apt do when suffering meh'dS
rho attendants arc there administer to his wants
"WouId YOU think It advisable to allow callers "
see hint" o.. min
ut would not be advisable to let all persons VINO
called see hlm-bccause It is better that he shouu o'
kent quiet. Mr. Mayer saw him ana nao eoih' ~
vcrsat on with him, but no Others 49,
"Wlll YOU give a written opinion on the case
"That reminds nc Of the physician VINO caiicu vi
patent and was asked to hand bottle liom 'no
shelf the invalid remark ne, i want 10 ask Sou
question on it, The doctor replied Il am only you
! bulletin doctor, madam, and you wou" oc.'i ",''
the physician who prescribed that mcd cine '"o
question, No, l shall not give out any ouiis"ns
"In regard to the statement that Air 'ar,''.
mind wandcrs and that he talks about Jay Goiio ai'
the absorpton OF the Baltimore ard ono icres' dPi
Cornapv bv the western Union, have you ever hcar'
Mr.. Garrett say snythlng?'
Mr. Garrett has talked about Jay "ouiu' anu
,,o,,,. other business men, I know he has not the
bct Of feeling for Jay Gould but all EnoW aoC dnn
il tbat Mr Garrett eats wen. sleeps wen anu IL cnse
veil If l were 10 90 into the D s'orL VI b mr. an
fr,,n the beginning could say much NOR, pu' 1n. 49,
orIv rvlng the condition Of tho patent lpm ~ ars,
Gav Tie is talk ng less morphine man VIZ" VIZ. ~ I'm.
t o charge of the case and thar IS sigh o, r
| nroH,menf All that IS needed now ior MI ""ii0
! T. r,st IRON, business and other cares .,,- o,d
- l,.crctorv Crane went to Baltimore NcSlcIual on ~,
cocrtsrv CIV was acting for him Ike eVrasV ~ ~
Slsc connected with the case all nc couid say Ma9
no stories about llr. CARROTS INSANITY ~ n" ~
cyagccrated Like the doctor none OF uSoc ,n ~
,crJsnc@ on Mr. Garrett viii state what inc uOuD
is, If It Is rot INSANITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
co1r1eroy OF YACHT AND 4 SCHOONER

Commodore a. T. Baioman's steam Yacht Meteor
arrived oil Bay Ridge By way OF Long Island Sound
Yesterday morning In badly damaged condition.
Her frcn,ast was carried away close 10 the deck her
,naInopmasi was broken short of, the port side Of
her s1aolcstac!. had been damaged by a blow and
her port side forward sciapcd and scratched for
a distance Of fifteen fctt. soon after midnight the
Meteor on her way 10 Ncw-fork, was In collision
with schooner that bound In the opposite dcc-
.rhnoncr Ada Amrs. which reported that she had
hecn IN collision With an unknown steam yacht on
Penflcd fccf she had lost some OF her ioic rigging
and her iibbOOm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
mn rur prr0RulTORY At MS OWN REQUEST

Charles Hertz. a handsone dark compile oncd young
man pleadcd guilty yesterday before Judge Marine 10
an, 81 several Indictments found against him Tor Sahi
larceny I'm the second dc-e lie asked to be sent 10
tbc Elmira Rcformalory. Judge Mat!n' made an IN
vcstieation and asccraincd through Policeman Martin
tba, Hertz had carried ingenious system oil ial
for several weeks lie visited houses ON Nufra- hiii
and Informed the servant, that he had oeoh sent ro
U,ooLs Brothers establishment and that all OF tho
ter clothing of the male residents was 10 be taken to
prooks' store to he cleaned and repaired After his
arrest thirteen persons Identified him as the one who
had stolen clothing from them. llcrtz however, sald
hat he was anxious to reform and learn trade ana
a. hc had borne a good reputation before ne began
Stealing the clothing, Judge MARITIME sent him 10 Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
STILL uopJyG TO ESCAPE rnE Moose.

Danny Lyons had q long talk yesterday with T. j.
c,i,,on ne o. his counsel he aftorwad announced
his conviction that he woud get around his neck
before next spring any rate lie does not ina the SUD
oc OF hanging an agreeable topic however and made no
INQUIRIES regarding the execution a. 81 Louis Senerui9
His counsel asserts positively that his appeal to the STU
prene Court must operate stay, and declares more
over that the Recorder had authority TO resen'ence
LYONS last June The argument op these points VIII De
hnnrh hv Inige Patterson ~ 10 80 Monday mornIhg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11

Judge Van IIocsen. the Court OF Common PEAS
srecta Term Yesterday dissolved the injunction obtained
30 A,d-cV I Kir,oa suing as taxpayer, restraining
the Mayor the Commissioner OF Public Works ana inc
Controller from executing the contracts for lighting the
streets with lights the ground ha the lAec
rlc Construction Company Illegally permitted 10 with
dr.,v ,s MA before the awards made The Judge
saws that this was contrary the statute but that inc
,cnon lacks the element OF sincerity" and was appa
entity brought IN the o. some party other thah inc
uianuC and therefore in the exercise of ludicia uecc
tjon no throws the out OF court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11

The Ncw-York and Ptsburg clubs WIZ play a.
pitch for the former aad Norris for the latter
Sunday of the PtS5urg nine. IS worried over r. q,
port that he IS to be married 10 Young woman III
INV, IIn SAYS that II T. not but that he VIII
shortly be married. Miss Thompson, OF chicago
Tho staten Island Athletic and Young America
clubs viii play al West New Brighton to-day.
Eurns lately OF the Baltimore club. signed with
the Brooklyn club yesterday and played c'ntIr hclu
for his now club al Cincinnati In the afternoon
The Wonder Coolers and Ruby Lights Will play
a game of hall AZ Recreation Park Long Island CITY,
to-day at 3 D. IL. This is the second game.
The brooklyn Dramatic Society. which has us
clubrooms az Frascr's 40. 122 Myrilc-avc, IN that
| city has made up nine to play az the bascD ali
grounds OF Sayvilir, l.. l. at p M to-day, against
/ The SaYXllle nine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
wuAT is GOING on TODAY.

cro,t Junior Champion and Champion races AO'''''''
PARK. 80 p. m. - -.,,,,ee Part III, Superior
Aoucduct Investigating Committee INV
Court, II a. $50, ,irrher raft
Arrival Of D. Iearys grest York Pier no 4s
Reception on steamship |'' - W
9Th river IL a. to . r. m mia crounds
Norm vi, pittsburg baseball contest Polo "ioui'
4 p. m ,,,..,,ors, Union WendelPs Assem-
by Rooms 10 a. IN 10, Goa Reach, ) p. m.
New Rochelle Yacht Cluo tx, ,aninatlon OF drift OF
Long Island -, co,na,s Band, p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
NEWS FROM TIE SEIZURES.
NEM.JERSEY.

Three railroad ties we're placed across tho west
bound track of the Delaware, LackaWanna ana west
orn Railroad between short Hills and summit on
rh,,rsd,v nirht. and nearly ditchcd train due at
eur,u,it AZ 1918 oclocG This IS the fourth time
that Instructions have been placed on the track
Albert c. Mcldcr the iccvagon driver who was
s,ruck IN the head with a whiGc'rcc in Rlverst.,
patcr.on. on Thursday, by George Fielding, is in
a very critical condition and the physicians say
that there Httle on no hope for his recovery