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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23
Dsst ais w us.

Edward Harris has been prosecuted bs.
fore Alderman Barr by his wife. She
alleges that he beat her and also threstsnsd
TO DO her great bodily harm. The accused
entered bail for hearing,
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His l.nat LOnR SleAp

Eau CLAIRE, Wis, Aug. 2S.-Thouss
L. Jonnson fell asleep 23 days ago and slspt
continually since, and had taken no nour.
ishment but occasional swallows OF brandy
aud water, which were forced down his
throat He died last night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23
The E,sh,h ward ,,.,,.,,on

ihsIe VIII 10 meeting OF the Eighth
ward battalion this evening. A full attend.
ancs is desired, - the members will be
measured for their uniforms.
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kenOminAteu.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Aug. 2s The Repub-
liosns In the Sixth district this afternoon
renominated the hon. Louis F.. McComss
for Congresa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23

Grand Free Concerts &C MeGrauns Park
'ery evening ats O'Clock by the Celebrated
Cycione Conc-rt company. Dr, ID. y. Murray.
king OF dentists, will extract teeth FREQ OF
charge ana free OF pain every n,.nt ltd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23

TB2 2foung Mems pemocr alto CLUB viii hold
Especial meeting on Thursday evening. aug.
&. Uniforms wlii be adopted. h222td
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Ph,,aneIph,. p,odoc. ss.,rss,

PHLADBLPHIA, Aug. ~. Tiour nrm sales
go bbis Minns takers. % ss34 90 Penn'A
Winter Patents. sA7o0o 10 ! spring DO. y so0
6lO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23
Gsr>sn ann Dro~,.,oc.

GRAIN ana fIovisiOnO.
Furnished by q. X. Yundt, BrOker.
CRIoAao.Aug. Is. 100 o'clock D. m.
Wheat LOrn. Data Pork. Ial a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
NEWS FROM The SECURES.
EEW.IERGEY.


The concert for tho benefit OF the Homo for Aged
Women which took place at the Templo Opera Housc,
Elizabeth, last evening. success nom social,
musical and financial standpoint The attraction was
tho only public appearance Of the Elizabeth Goe CLUB
under Its conductor, Ernest Felix Potter.
The new board Of Chosen Frcehodsrs OF Union
County organised yesterday Charles T. Reed, of Rah-
way, reelected clerk; Clarence L. Ward, OF Clarh
township was reelected County Attorney, and f. NJ
Wood, Of Elizabeth reelected County Collector.
D. J. o. Pinnoo appointed by the jail inspection
committee physician at the County Jail 10 succeed
DR.. Lewis W. Oakley.
The delegates from linton, Somerset and adjoining
counties claim that Dr. Henry K. Carroll, OF North
Pialnneld Editor OF "The New-York Independent
and leading Antisaloon Republican In tho State.
really elected alternate delcgateatlarge to tho
Chicago Convention yesterday. One Of Or. CarrolPs
opponents was Dr.. Harold who, IL is claimed In the
hustle Of tho convention received several OF Dr.
Csrrolls votes According to the announced returns
DR.. Carroll fell three votes short Of being elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
GAMES IN OTHER Crrrrs

Philadelphia. May o-Gieaxons errors gave thu prook
Ign club another victory to-day. WEIGH tried 10 score
from second out and third I'm the .ttemo,
but was given out by Ferguson when the anpeaI was
made Considerable wransng ensued and stovey wanted
Manager McGunnisle removed from the neld .,,p,ipa
that he had made the appeal Game was called on &C.
count OF rain. The was as follows:
nsSisIfc 3 IS Ss "a
Basehits- Brooklyn 8: Athletic TO- Errors-Brook.
iyn 3; Athletic. @. Pitchers-Foutz and Seward Um.
pire-Mr Ferguson.
Chicago, May o.-The Washingtons tried thcir new
pitcher Greenng today but he did not success
The chieaeoe hit his delivery hard in the nrst innngs
making run triples double. and four sinalcs
That In connection with balls and
pitches resulted nine six OF which wsre earned
was as appended
Chicago ...... s o o 0-l3
Washington 49,. o o o o. 2
Bssehits-w Washington, g. Chicago IL. Erfors-Wssh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
OFF FOR BIZ IYIIE BY THE HPyTAY yIC

The white Stsr steamship Britannia started with
usually large nunoer OF Passengers for Liverpool yesterday
among whom were DR.. E.dyce Barker Lord Frederick
Hamilton the Rev W. T Moore. w. II. Tillnshast and
wife, W. l. Adsms J. n. Austin. n Alexander. jose
Ayenso, j. t. Brooks W. 7. Barber. c. l. Burke, DIR.
Bell. H. buckingham. A. T. Clearwater. Joseph Cash.
Joseph Crawford. William Cunmng pr. 4. r. Garlic,
Manuel Alvaos y-caro. r. FsImer Cock. j. T. DecTins.
y. A. Ford, Joseph Greenwood. Dsnisl Garcia, r. r.
Howe L. J. Howell william Frank Hail. N. J. Hannsn.
Charles Johnston T.. ~ Kenny, H. Low, T. W. Lonsiaie.
Ernest H. hsude, Stuart Nicholson, wfrcd owen. John
A. Paxton II ". Peterson T. H. PCrklns p. B. Pollard
NJ Is. Peacock. w u. Quuintsnces II d. Rogers. Hugh
r. Rose, II NJ. Eooper, John Stewart and vito. r. c.
Smith, w. @. L. Spooner, W. j. sauircs w. NJ. Taylor.
J. J. Thompson, II. o. Watson. A. L. woodbam. .. L.
WoodLam, Harvey WattleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
CHOOSING MR. BEkCHERS SUCCESSOR,
DIR. LYMAN ApBoTT WILL DE ASKED TO BECOME


PERMANENT PASTOR OF PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
The Advisory Committee Of Plymouth Church has
taken the action which has boon expected for some
time, in recommending to the church that DR.. Lyman
Abbott who has been acting as pastor for six months
be called as permanent pastor and successor to Mr.
Beecher. After the church failed 10 secure Mr. Berry,
Of wolverhampton, England, last fall Dr. Abbott
was engaged to I'll the pulpit until some else
could be found 10 suit the church, he said he
unwilling to DO considered candidate, and preferred
to remain editor Of "Thc Christian Union.u Bnt he
agreed to become pulpit supply for such term the
church desired at $1,000 year
Since that time his minstratlons IN tho church have
been most acceptable to tho members, and he has
found that his health was strong enough for him to
do all the work Of the pasoatc besides his editorial
lsbors. The general feeling has grown up in tho
church that one could be found who would suit
the people bettcr, and the Advisory Committee
time since gave up the effort look for any else
Joint meeting OF the committee and the on1cors of
tho church ana society held Il John Claims house
on Monday evening" and 1t was unanimously voted to
advise tho church TO give Dr. Abbott a call. Tho
committee WIN report at the Friday nigh, meeting
and dato will DO hxod for tho formal presentation
OF q call to On. Abbott
1t IS understood that no will accept, and viii
lfnquish his editorial duties In the main 10 Hamilton
MabIe, his assistant In The Christian Union Office
His salary VIII probably be fixed al 10000 year
While the congregations in the church under Dr. Abbott
arc not large as undor Mr.. Beccher, yet they
larger than in any nsshboring church, and nearly
fifty now members wero admitted Sunday. Dr.
Abbott Mad arranged TO exchange puplts next Sun
day with DR. A. J. r. BchrenGs- Of the Central Church.
but owing TO the baptism OF Infants which he has TO
perform, tho exchange VIII be postponed until May 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
STILL HUNTING FOR KERR JURORS.
THE BOX 40 SOONER FILLED TEAM VACANCY IS


THE BOX 40 SOONER FILLED THAN VACANCY IS
pEREwpTOPtrY rREATFn.
When tho names OF the jurymsn Of the fourth panel
OF 100 were called in the Court Of Oyer and Tcriner
Yesterday. forty four responded. Justice Patterson
directed that another panol 10 summoned FOR to-day
and told the lawyers to proceed with the case OF
Thomas b. Kerr, indicted for bribery DistrctAt-
torney Fellows and his assistants took turns In con-
Quoting the examinations and Congressman Cochran
and ex-Judge Noah Davis did most Of the ojecting FOR
the defendant Several proposed iurymen were re-
1ected.
John II. Havilanf. real estate clerk OF No 3a4
West Thirty-seooudst., was accepted as the twelfth
Juror and then the knoclng-oUt prncess began
Neither tho prosecution tho defence hM yet inter
posed a per~mptory challenge lint Colonel Fellows at
length rcsortcd to this method OF dsroSing OF william
d. sadlier the first man IN tho box. and he was told
TO depart. He did 90 with alaerity. The work Of
filling tho vrcancy then began. After an hours work.
Maurice D. Fer dealer in paints at No. 40 Johnst,
WAS accepted
Then N. prosecution prrrrp torilv challenged tho
Juror The saro-ld seat John r. Hunter. Tho search
for o man 10 take his place lid not last long John
Mcaghcr real estate. No 24o East Thirtcthst proved
10 be acceptable IN beth sidos and placed beside
Juror MOL Tn. ncxt man removed bv tho rrrcmrtory
challenge Of the District Attorney the twelfth
Juror Havand who had hut recently taken his scat.
James Stewart, a clerr Of 70 A Ieyington-avc wss
soon seated In the place Of the twolfth Juror.
The occupant of the second seat n the jury box Mr..
Meagher did not TO the District Attorney TO b.
the man he wanted there second thought and he
was allowed to go. Frank shepard gecrrtary. No.
a13 Potter Building was made tho second jurDr and
tho prosecution challenged John T. Welch. tho sixth
Juror. AZ this point an adjournment was taken until
Morning,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
TIRE TRACT SOCIETY'S ANNUAL REPORT
NEW OFFICERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WROUGHT
Ply RECENT CHANGES


The sixty-second annual meeting Of the American
Tract Society was held yesterday at the Madison Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church In the absence OF the president
and secretary the Rev. DR.. Henry VI Field, editor Of
Tho Evangelist took the chair and the Rev. o. a.
Kingsbury was made secretary pro tenn Upwards Of
forty members were present The following facts wcrc
contained in the various reports;
The volume Of the socicty's business about the
same as during the previous year. but ewing to TO
dpctlon Of tho price Of many publications. tho rcveDlcs
uere somewhat less OF 14S absolutely new pubca-
t,ons comprising thrty-three volumes and 40 tracts
which have boon brought out during the last twelve
months. only sixty-one were printed In the English
LANGUAGE The whole number Of distinct works now
issued by the society 7i72 exclusive Of periodicals.
Daring the year 1914 cOlporcurs, or housetohousc mis-
sonarcs OF whom were students, have boon
engaged I'm holding religious meetings and distributing
Bibles and tracts in the dsra corners OF thirty four
States and Territories In tho Union.
The plan which adopted last year Of keeping tho
benevolent and business departments separate, while 1t
has enialeh extra labor on the secretaries and Other
empoyos OF the society, has boon brought into fair
WorIing order and begins show satisfactory results
The 'tIiie . Board Of Directors was changed 10
Board Of Managers and the following new members
were elected Ralph wells, The Rev Dr. s. H. Virgin,
The socsfy also elected the following officers Wee
presidents, DR. Carter president OF lllans College
s. Hastings the cv 6. ". whitaker Of Pennsylvania
pr Merrill GATES president 81 h1sGr College
J. r. Thomas of Newton Theological Seminary the
Rev. G. r Bcacll, of Ohio, and Samuel Colgate, OF
John Hall rr A. Renke. John + Anderson ir
William A. Caldwell, Wager Swayne. William W. Isaacs
the uney pred term of the Row Jesse b Thomas, who
has removed TO Nsssachusctts
the Roy Dr Maxwell E. Philips, who is medical
missionary at orissa, India, William B. stewart,
samuel Golestctn, the Castle Carbon missionary Dr.
OF the broadway Iabornacle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
Suicide PROVED NO RISE rHAy Hr 7rorGHE

John VERT Is a barber. nnetenn years Of age. 10
lives st No 157 ElSabcth-s with his father who IS in
the jewclry business and wellto do VERT had trouble
with his rarent whan leaving the house Monday
morning, and becoming ponent for having used harsh
words returned In the afternoon to mako ameds. Mr.
verr had not yet got his wrath however. and
other quarrel ensucd whersupon John quietly picked up
bottle Of carbolic acid from the jewellers bench and
walking out into tho hall, swaowod is contents. HI
immediately decided that he did not to die. and
not being abo to speak, rushed frantcaly Into the
presence OF his family. gcstuiing what he had done
Two doctors and stomach pump brought the penitcn
suicide around all right. lilo was srralgned In tho
Tombs Police Court yesterday charged With attempting
10 commit suicide. Justice Smith said. IS he had
suffered enough In his struggle TO 1.-Two no would dis
charge him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
ATHLETIC SPORTS AT PRINCETON.

Princeton May (BpeetsI).-The Princeton College
Athletic Association hold its annual preliminary inter
COLLEGIATE field meeting to-day. The striking feature
wss the running OF King, 49, Following is the list Of
winners: One hundred yards dash, S. King, SO. in
10 - seconds mile Hoddy, '9l In minutes 15
seconds; mile walk, Hunter, 80 in minutes SO IA
seconds running broad Jump, LNmassena, go 1s feet
10 inches 90 yards DASH King 'ss, in % IA seconds
mile run, Baker, 100, minutes 81 seconds; throwing
the hammer Jmeway '90 "a feet inches; Quarer-mile
run Dohm, 30 in 50 IA seconds; lacrosse race, one
fourth nile Taeot 'se, In 67 seconds; baseball race
100 yards VISITS 81, yards handicap. In 10 lis sec
onds
The faculty Of the college has sent credentials TO
Professors W. NJ Sloane and w. B. Scott who are now
Europe represent Princeton at the sooh anniversary
Of the founding Of the University Of Bologna letter
written in Latin also been sent Bologna in accept
celebration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
SOME SHARP PLAYING IN JERSEY CITY.

THE NEWARK CLUB BEATEN BY ITS oLD-TlME
RIVAL TO 1-RECoRDS OF THE CLUBS.
Nearly 1000 people witnessed the game OF baseball at
Oakland Jersey City, yesterday between the Jersey
City and Newark clubs. There seat TO be had
for for money for entrcay at least halt
m before the game began. As the rivalry between
the is bitter and neither had lost game this
year. every play watched with great deal of interest
by the Jerseymen At least 1000 enthusiasts oumeyed
from Newark witness the battle and they made sai-
looking tracks in ths Jersey mud their back TO
Newark last night
Daily pitched in fine form for the home club and man.
aged TO hits Newark battes nicely. He
will pitch Jersey City club in all four gamos against
the Newarks The playing yesterday sharp and
brilliant and not a fielding made either side.
johnson made brilliant running catch and loudly ap
plsuded Little noaord also did good work The scoro
WAS as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
NEWARK.

Bsnjarnin Atha & Co recorded articles OF incorpora
ton yesterday with capital OF s75o,Coo. Tho Atha
Coal Company was also Incorporated with 100000
OF capital Mr. Inlnyworth who sold his interest, will
start on a new steel works.
The State Convention of the Exempt Fircmen was
held in Firemcn's Hall yesterday.
The Board Of Frcehoders for 1888 organized yes
terday BY olectIng Elias NJ. Condict, director; Oba
Woodruff, clerk, and the following county officers
Auditor, Thomas Pearson; collector Joseph NJ. Smith
counsel Chandler ". Rikcr; jail physician DIP Kore-
man: DR.. H. r. whltchorne, pcnltcntiary physician
Mrs. Rebecca Pale, matron OF Insane asylum The
tax levy fixed at s612, 1s5 c. Tho rate VIII be
higher than last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10

Court House, yesterday but the bidding was not orish
Tho nrs. choice NO co. at the Eastern Parkway ana
Undcrhiil.ave, was sold 70 s. p. Duryea, 1t soooo
Tho two adjoining lots, Nos 80 and IS, broush sIeoo
zach The corner lot Of Underhisve. and Douglas
a., sold for a. $50. Some Of the lots went as low as
s7oo each. The aggregate amount was s5so.o7b, an
average OF about 81. 900 lot Among the purchasers
were p. J. Kennedy, II. c. Conrady, L. NJ. Eirch sun
John r. Jones, Martin J. Glynn. J. Halliday, f. u
probst j. c. Carpenter, Charles Nickering q. Gdntt
ana Richard L6uer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
-
RAILWAY.

Tho rev city government has como into power
The Democratic majority in the Common Council
united upon the following slate which was put through
without hitch President o, Council, Edward Crolius
City Clerk Charles II. Lambert Receiver OF Taxes,
Edmund Brown; Patrolnlan. George ConScr; City
Surveyor, Franklin Marsh.
Considerable excitement has been caused at Rah-
way by outbreak Of smallpox among lsoorers en-
ployed in the Cartaret Chemical Works at Railway
Neck There three cases, all OF which have been
ouarautined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
JERSEY CITY.

The evidence in the trial Of Henry Ebert for the
murder OF his wife November 81 was finished yos-
to-day and tho VIII be given 10 the Jury to-day
Ebert was placed tho witness stand and denied
having shot hi. wife, but would not say that she shot
him, although no had said so before
man who gave his name as J. 7. Watson, ana VINO
IS alleged to DO dealer in green gos,' was aragned
before United States Commissioner Romano yesterday
charged with using tho mails for Illegal purposes. Tho
Commissioner held the prisoner In $1,000 ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10

Earned runs-Indanapos l, NewYork 16 Twobase
hits-Healy Q Kcefc Ewing and Brown. Home runs
Denny Richardson Tienan, Keefe, Gore and Conner 8.
First base bals-IIlnes g. Ewing, Gore. Tiernsn 2.
First base errors-Indianspos and New-York 2.
Struck out-Secry ., McGeaehy, DAILY Denny and Hines
Passed balls-Brown s. DAILY 1. Wild pitches-Ewing ],
MeGeachy l. Umpire-Mr. Lynch. Time Of game-ons
hour and fifty minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
HEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

George O. Mallory, ago twenty, who lived with his
father, John Mallory, hatter. at Yonkcrs, was billed
early yesterday at Sing Sing while attempting TO jump
on q northern bound freight train.
On Tuesday night BURGLARS made unsuccessful at
tempts to enter tho houses of Morris Abrahams and
Mrs. George Brown, New Rochelle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-nAYs
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEwYoRK. ...wEDNEsDAY. MAY 9. 1873;



PORT OF NETWORK. ....wEDNEsDAY, MAY 3. 1883
ARRIVED.
Of s E sas 60 Sag s,n BALDWIN 2
& Co Arrived at the Bar ats m ,. 49,, oe Fam.
81 with mds. aud 800 pas'enssr'to Henderson Bros Ar
ssamer Aisss r yallat M,rseis. April a. Naples les
g c q Ph.os Ae S
m Trsssns9 ga3Ss Ags
Arrived AZ The Bar at 10 NJ .s. .,,u o, r,or
t.rs 90 49, progreso 80 Havana days with mass
and passengers to Alexandra Sons Arrived al tho OAR AZ
eads.o SPAN SSicGssS, cai.arsn day.:
AZ ss as HarOaas: april 20 Tasa
vessel 10 simpson spence Young Arrived at the Bar az
Sstas N9r ss BAL n Al days with
Steamer chsanooehse pssT.t savannah days. with
ssaner srsaswaer D.t Point Va with mdso and
passengere TO Old Dominion IS Co IT,. .,.,,r -,i,,rs
ssG sss Il e ciy T.asa wind light ST. cloudy
Arrived yesterday
$, B ee~ Co. IyssS1S III Bar
$50 S.am me- Pennsylvania Thomas Antwerp April 25 with
rndse aud passenger, Peter Wright Sons Arrived at
F,,:o ys,s Cru, 4Sr ana ss 9Ssa;"S
st steamer aF w" n' en- t s6 sva with
CLEARED
Steamer britannia Br) Parse. Liverpool via Queenstown
stsamtr spain Br) Grshs. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer State OF Nevada (Br stewart. Glasgow-Au'tn
steamer Gser, tGcr, Kulc wein Hamburg via Plymouth
Steamer ws.,iand CBclc. Buschmann Antwerp-Pet'r
ttesmsr Alvrna Bo MacSa Kingston. Colon &'-pim'
stea~. enc (Br). sedes Carthageaa. Aux Care" 20
s,sner xcsIsIof Higgins Nsw.oreans Van Sickle
Steamer Bruno. L-wiS BaItnore-B pownes. y
: Downer. -. $1,000. D.,,,nor.-simnson
steamer Common wealth kirk. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
st,am.r lnry p Miller Homer. BanRor-F Snito 90
Steamer Winthrop Rra-s Portlarl -Horatio han;
BsrK Clan Macleod (Br Macleod Lyuetoh auu "o'ins-
tor, NJ. W Cameron ca.
SAILED.
s,samsrs Gala BRITAIN and SPAN or Lserp'o', @
& Kurt Hanbury Lam. Bremen eI;c Pot do PAY
Nertnaus Mpnte,o Bay nsytien Re ,oiC 10 90, ST
BnrnleT Winaward Islands; Excelsior ShiaJsi
M,yrr and Npon w. Baltimore; Coanoh"e@ih' fi"uoi
phia Perth Ainooy -
shin Beni ~sgsli, Portland. or ...~.-, o,,a,..
R.s we,er Tor BRISBANE; AvonmOre Antwerp oiustee
Baltimore. z.-- n-..-
A,o salsi-via Long Islan1 oand-o'o~''' A0'' AoA
| Al Jolns Il: Winthrop. Portland
THE uOVENESrs - STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
NxycAsrx May Sailed steamer otranto (Bfl Rppeth
LElrl MAY 9-Arrivsd. STEAMER Montauk (Dr' Jenkins
IRON npSsmAeGX May s-Arrivsi. steamer Hekla (Dan
| Thomson, from New-York
1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
RnCKLAND COUNTY.

Ferry conneotion between Nyack and TarrytOwn
was resumed yesterday after six months SUSPENSION.
the new ferryboat Rockland OF the Nyack and Tarry
town Ferry Company. taking tho route OF the Iappab
Zec which was burned last fall.
Patrick Conror, OF P!ermont. while superlntendlne
tho working Of. a steam-shovel at Hghwood on tho
Northern Railroad last night was buried ny land
slide. When extricated twenty minutes later he was
dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
S Ssrssy City 49,. 3 9 9 3 ! 2 9 9 @

Earned runs-Jersey City 2 Newark o. First base on
errors-Jersey City g. Newark o Left bases-Jersey
City 3, Newark 5. Struck out-Jersey City 4, Newark
TO- First base bals-Hland, o'Brien, Coosan, Sui
lvan. Double pays-Simmons Smith and Fields. Two
base hits-simmons l. Hit by pitcher-Knowles Stolen
bases-Jersey City 5. Newark o. Wild pitches-Daiiy g
Baker 1. Passed balls-Duny 1. Umpire-Mr Holland
Time Of game-2 hours
The League and Association records VIII be found be
low. ST. Louis the lead in the Association race and
: Chicana he Load i., H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
K1NsKy WINS THE CHESTER CUP.

London, May 9--At the Chester meeting to-day the
race for the Chester Cup was won by J. G. r. HON.
trays aged brown horse Kinsky. The Duke Of West
minister's four-year-old brown colt save was second
and Lord Bradford's fouryearo old brown colt Chippe
way third There were twelve starters. Betting
Kinsky, : to g. Won by length.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10

The Staten Island Athletic Club defeated the Atlas
team 81 West New-Brighton yesterday by Of
TO g.
The Manhattan and Columbia College mines will play ct
<he Polo Grounds 10 d.y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
LONG ISLAND.

MAYOR Gleason, Of Long Island City, yesterday
pointed Felix Frftche OF the Fourth Ward school
commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by the resgna-
ton OF Charles ". Beeoes
Miss Mary @. Perkins. daughter Of Henry Perkins,
treasurer Of Suffolk County, married at Rverhead
yesterday TO William ". Ltchard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
az EMERSON IysTVRRsAET

Something OF a novelty IN the way OF a church servc
Will take place In the Second Unitarian Church Brooklyn
Sunday May 81. May rs s the anniversary o
Emersons birth. and July Is VIII be the Anniversary .
delivery nc Cambridge. Mass. his famous Diylnt
School Adife II IL proposed To- combiEe the two an
niversaries and on the 18th instead Of a sermon in tn
church mentioned. George william Curtis Will read IN
Address and the Rev. John W. Chadwick the mnistc
Of the church. will read an original poem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
A10NG TIE SOrND.

Tho body Of George McOrmand age nineteen: with
bullet hole In tho right empe. was found yesterday
in bridgeport He ia believed IN have been murdered
Tho body was identified by his father, Henry Moot
mand.