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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEW. WEDNESDAY. OCT. 49, 1888

SHIPPING NEWS.
| PORT OF NEwYoRK..... WEDNESDAY. OCT 16, 1883
ARRIVED
Steamer Ludsate Hill tBr Brown. London Oct 2. Hayre
with mdse and 40 passengers to Henderson Bros Arrived
steamer Ncordand tBeg) Nckes Antwerp IL days with
mde and 57 passengers Wright Sons Arrived at
% s % m sip' % g barber
Steamer CITY Of washnsion Reynolds Tuxpan g. Vera
Cruz Progrcso Havana days with mdse and passengers
steamer Aa OBJ Morris savanla sept ~ Carthagena 20
Colon F0T%oS 9cs Pori Te e% M Bar at SAB
steamer Ahos m Low. Kingston Oct 10 Port Morant 10
6o Arr RsS the S,' Bar % at Ear at
se% S c Gn "a aD'a JAS Warn &C. "
Steamer Chalmete Adams New Orleans days with mdse
steamer John Gibson Dole Norfolk with mdse to Old Do
STEAMER Breakwater Walker Norfolk with ndso and pass
Steamer Kanawha sears Newport News with coal to
steamer Glaucus Coleman Boston, with mdse to Dim
Ship Tag or sorensen so days with mdse to or
Ship bedford ODD congdOn, Rotterdam 40 days with iron
Ship fainca m Boyd Londsn s days with mdse to ORDER
Ship RaTOa or EccEhar TayEs 20 days with iron and
eTB s4 G sa%sh SS ecG Dsnc 81 days
and empty barrels TO order vessel to Punch hdye O. 60 d
big Euby Alexander Port Spain days. with mOasses
sUNsET-A sandy HOOK wind moderate NV clear Al
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Cathoochs Daggett Savannah Oct a. with md'e
Bark Assyr 3r Eason ROTTERDAM 40 days. with iron and
empty barrels TO order; vessel 10 Snow d Burgess
Bark Nellie Guest (Br) Crosbs Buenos Ayres Aug ~ In
ballast 10 master. -
Steamer Adratic Br Cameron Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer The Queen tBr Heeley Liverpool F w Hurst
Steamer suevia (Cer) Ludwig Hamburg Ala Plymouth 60
Steamer ger, Richter, Bremen via Southampton
Steamer Vertumnus (Br) Cook Monego Bay JAG Vessels
s,eamer Alert Nor, Kanitz Port Pax-Iord @ Austin
Steamer City Of Columbia, Mcintosh Havana-Jas "aru
Steamer Flo cirande Lewis Mallory Co.
Clintonia OBJ. Bulmer, Neworleans-Simpsoh
Steamer Deaware Chcheter, Cnarleon-Wm Clyde q Co
Steamer Benefactor Tribou, Wilmington NC-Wm CLYDE
steamer Alsenborn Lewis BaltimoreB Downer
Steamer Wm WoodTa Yp%pg S Downer
Steamer Gen whitney, Bearse. Boston-H F Dmock r.,
Bark smith ODD, Tngey Antwerp FTn T Edye CO.
Bark Morris (Br), smith DieppeIJ whitney q CO. TT
Bark Monsiia Obj, Wallace. B1 dgetown Barpauoes-h
Big l. q W Armstrong, Brown. Point Ptre-L g. p
Armstrong r,D
Steamer Adratc AMI Queen for Liverpool Critic Leith
rande Galvas;on cnefaotor Wilmington; Caroline Miller
brunswick wyanoke, Norfolk Commonwealth Phiiade
ade Hennngs for Dunedin Crescent BuenO'
Brig Favorite, for PointaPiire
Also s1ied-Va Long Island sound-steamer wilkesbarre
LII ''''''" THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Oct leArved steamer Pascal (Br Croker from
ss,led Steamer Lydan Monarch (Br) Huggett for New
Hull. octl7-saed steamer Colorado (Br jenkins, for
swAxsE4 oct l7-sailcd steamer LANDAU City Br Gore
HAMBuRG oct l7-Arrved steamer Morava Ger), Barends
''Y T"TrERpiM oct l6-Arrived veendam Dtch
-, from Liverpool for Newlork,
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

lanes E. Bedel,s case Supreme Court Chambers
Badeau-Grant suit before Justice Patterson.
brotherhood Of St. Andrew Convention b. 'eorge''
Church.
York.st Louis baseball match. Polo Grounds
D. m.
Society Of St. Lukc's Hospital annual meeting. 80
Electric Club. No. II East Twenty. second-st. 80
Cremation Of East Baptist Church mortgage. evening
Installation OF the Rev. Wesley Il DAVIS, brooklyn
Custom House Brokers' Harrison and Morton Club
prohibition mass meeting. sub-Tressury steps, D. m
Eastern District Brooklyn. Republican parade even
East Side Protection Club. No. es East Broadway.
z 80 D. m.
No. 1876 Clnton-st. D. m.
Catholic Historical Society. No. 20 West Twenty
HOMEOPATHIC Medical Society. special meeting.
Young MEMS Union OF Society for Ethch Culture,
No. 100 West Fifty-fourth-st. $50 p. m:
Young Mems Campaign Club. NO. $40 East Eighth-
XXIIId District Republican Club. No. $3.50 Third
German American Republican Club. Eighty. secOnd.st
and Avenue-A. p. m.
xIXth District Young Mems Republican Club. Fifty
ninth.st and Thrd-ave, D. m.
Anti-Cleveland Tariff League. No. 213 East twenty
riverside Harrison and Morton Club. onehundred-
and tenth-st. and Western-ave. D. m
XIXth District Harrison and Morton CLUB. Linden
Hall Sixty and Boulevard S p. IN
IXth District Republican Club, Beecker Hall p m
XVIII District Italian Club No. 316 West Thirty
sxth-st., 8 p. m
independent Republican Club. No. 120 Columbia-st,
.. m -
Colored Republican Club. No. o57 West Forty-frstst,
D. 49,
Republican Club. Golden Rule Hall. No 125 Riving'
ton-st p. m.
Hoffman Club XXI1d District. No. 1924 East Seventy.
nrst ST., 8 p. m.
Workfngmen's Protective Club. Twenty'sevcnth-sI'
near Third-ave.. 8 p. m.
RICHMOND County Democratic County Convention.
Tompkinsvie. ., ,
ID,
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NEWARK.

me last day Of repatriation IN Nsork tct be October 26.
william J. warfled and Joseph Wood, partners
in the building Of two houses at Nos. 90 and %
Thompson-st, became involved in quarrel yesterday.
revolver in Woods hand discharged, and he
was arrested. He claimed that the pistol had been
accidentally discharged. lie was committed for
trial.
Judge Depue yesterday announced Ids decision
In test case. 1t that of Rudolph Walker,
LIQUOR seller, at No. IS Orangest., whose license is
sought to be revoked upon the charge that he sold
liquor Sunday. The case IS the first one coming
up under the new high license law, which provides
that any three citizens may complain TO legal
tribunal and the offender be tried without tho pre-
liminary of an Indictment by the Grand Jury. On
Walkers trial last week his counsel raised points OF
objection. and asked for order certifying the
case to the Supreme Court for decision on certain
points, and also to dismiss the complaint Judge
Depue's decision fully sustaIns the law. and the
motion was dismissed
The directors of the State Agricultural Society
met yesterday, and declared dividend OF three
per cent nom the net earnings Of the recent State
Fair
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SUDDEN AND SAD.
The Solemn Warning which Recent Unt'meiy Death
Has Given and the Lesson Ii Teaches

Has Given and the Lesson IL Teaches
Tho recent sad and sudden death OF MI Henry Monet
General Passenger Agent Of the New-York Central Rail-
road has cast more less gloom over the community
where he was 20 widely and popularity KNOWN both for
his business and social qualities Mr. Monett died OF
pneumonia and was on in the prime OF health and
yigor He had little If any warning.
There are thousands OF and women In all parts OF
the land to-day who in apparently perfect health but
who especially at season. liable to be carried away
by this same dread complaint II steals into the system
like thief tghtens the chest shortens tho BREATH checks
the circulation and before the victim Is hardly aware
prostraton and possibly death follow. There Is but one
thing upon first approach OF all these terrible
symptoms, and that is take vigorous measures and
bring about reaction Nothing will certainly do this
except pure spirits and the thousands OF cases In which
Dufys Pure Malt Whisey has cured, and the innumer
able lives 1t saved that is far above all other
spirits preparations in its healthresoring, lifegvlng
qualities
These Of the greatest Importance and such
concern the interests ALL should be borne In mind
however, the genuine and be
with safety for impure spirits certain to injure rather
than help. Duny's Pure Malt Whskey has proven It's
worth and Endorsement Of DOCTORS ministers and
temperate people in all parts OF the land Inasmuch
this Great Remedy is sold universally, need ex.
pcrience any difficulty in securing IT,
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEWJ ERSEY.

The remaining days orrsaraon In Hudson County are
IN yersev Cp october 20 In Hoboken october 81 IN Bd.
yonne Norembcr l.
The Rev. DR.. Amory Fl. Bradford. pastor OF the
First Congregational Church, Montclar, IS seriously
Ill with typhoid foyer, contracted at Rlchfed Springs
Last evening the Hobohen Quartet Club began a fair
for the benefit Of the building fund for now hall.
Michael Milan Central Railroad track-walker, was
run yesterday by Long Branch freight train at
the Elizabethpot station. Both legs were cut of
and he was badly injured about the head. He will
die.
The interest in the Mddlesex Gun Club tournament.
now In progress at Dunellen, was increased at the
second days shooting yesterday The entries I'm all
the contests large and over 1000 pigeons were
slaughtered
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STANDING OF THE ASSOCIATION CLUBS
The last championship American Association game
was PLAYED yesterday. The record for the season is

The New-YOrk and St Louis clubs VIII play at
the Polo Grounds today, and the Brooklyns and
Indianapolis clubs at Brooklyn.
II was said last night that the Detroit club had
definitely decide to retire, and that both players
and franchise would be disposed Of Cleveland wants
re franchise Thompson. the Wolverines right
fielder, has been sold to Philadelphia for $1,000 The
Philadelphia club also offered 81 1000 for Brouthers
and Richardson, but as the Boston club offered
10000. those two great players Will go to Boston
next
pitcher expected this city Saturday morning
and sign the Chicago club contract for 1889
President spadine autographed yesterday 70 President
Young asking him the names the six leading basmen
for the season received the following Auson
Ecckley, Ryan. Kelly. Ewing and Brouthers.
At Phlsde phia-Athletc IA, Cleveland T.
At Plttsburg-Pittsbure 6. Cincinnati o
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EMBRACING THE LEADING STYLES.

We open to-day second invoice Of
the popular "Protean scarfs, more
popular here than elsewhere, because
our price is only SIPS for choicest
patterns. Right beside them are the
latest London made scarfS, our own
Importation; Soc, H.00 and Si.25.
Collars 90 with cravats. We sell
Virgoe, Middleton & Co.'s all linen
collars, with tabs, Csc. each; our
own brand of collars OF same quality
linen as other twenty-five cent col.
lars, II IL cents each; our 09-cent
collar is good enough for most folks.
The English Smoking-Jackets we
sell at Sc, $3.50 and $3.50 are beau.
ties. The extremely handsome ones
that fashionable Haberdashers get
twelve and fifteen dollars for are here
only So and $40.
Our dollar faWn.coIored Merino
Underwear is fairly walking away,
supported by SO cent "Guyot" braces.
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boarded for a time, being investigated by the
off hoard NJ tho church


Official board of the church
The Rev. Dr. W. II. Davis will be installed pastor
in the Reformed Church the Heights this evenin e.
Residents Of the Twcnty-sixth Ward called on
Mayor Chaplin yesterday, and urged the enforcement
Of the Adermanic resolution requiring the Long
Island Railroad Company to erect gates at all
crossings.
Alfred II. Gillian, artist who cut his throat
at No. 866 Dean-st., Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening,
died early yesterday.
Alfred W. Redfern, age forty, matchmaker. of
No. al Lexington-ave., poisoned himself on Tuesday
night with cyanide Of potassium. lie had been
In Ill health for some time, and had become insane.
Judge Pratt handed down a decision yesterday In
the Supreme Court granting Injunction to restrain
the Brooklyn City Railroad Company from running
its the tracks OF the Crossown Company In
Manhattan-ave., under a lease to the Bushwdck
Company, which had been absorbed by the Brooklyn
City Company.
The Naval Court Of Inquiry, which ended It's In
vestlgaon Of the contract frauds at the Navy Yard
nearly three weeks ago, In session again ycster
day and had a skilled workman by the name Of Payne
under examination. II is intimated that several
arrests are TO be made In few days.
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FURNITURE AND PICTURES At AUCTION

The first days sale Of furniture and decorations from
No. so Madsonave, took place yesterday the rooms
OF Leonard Brothers Co.. No 200 Fifth-aye.. +. A.
Leonard auctoneer large crowd attended the sale
and the bidding spirited but prices low. The
sale viii be continued to-day and tomorrow beginning
o'clock At o'clock tomorrow number Of oil paint
ings Will be sold. among which SchevenInren" by
Herzog; A Holland Home" Failing; on Ostende Pier"
Weber; Summer Day" Richet; Obtaining Supplies
Fornari The Reader" Soulacroix Homeward found
Mauve; Bsvarisn Cattle IN a Storm Bfaith Home
ward Bound" Van Marcke The Drnkers" Ferr
Filtration" SoulacrolX; A Shady Nook-Midsumncr"
slnfori and 0thcr-
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Jersey CITY.

committee of citizens, members OF the Fourth
District Property Owners Association, waited on the
Board Of Public Works yesterday and complained Of
the utterly inadequate school recommendations In the
district, and also of the delay in making street and
sewer improvements, which have been ordered by the
Board and Of the bad work Improvements which
are under way. Tho matter was referred to COM
mittee for investigation.
John Sullivan, age twenty while coupling cars
in the Central Railroad yard about 10 p. Tuesday,
caught between the bumpers OF two freight
and crushed 10 death.
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LEAGUE PLAYERS FOR NEXT SEASON

Washington. Oct II (specia Secretary Young OF
National Baseball League today announced the
names Of the players have been reserved by the
League clubs for 1889 NewYork club reserved
fourteen men, all Of its players with the exception
Hatfield, Brown Titcomb and George This that
the Giants made private arrangements with George
and Titcomb and the virtual release Of Hatfield and
Brown
clubs
Chicago Burns. Williamson. Pfcfer. Daily. Darling,
Farrell. Van Haltren. Ryan. Baldwin, Krock. Duffy,
Tener Dwyer. Gumbert
Boston-Morrili. Clarkson Radbourn. Conway Madden.
Kelly sommers Quinn. Wise. Ray. sowders Johnston.
Nash, Hornung
ephis.-Andrews Fogarty, Mulvey, Fsrrar,
Wood Bastian, Casey Clements. Sanders. Kirby, Buf-
Anton Gleason. shriver, Deahanty.
-saissbwG,.Glly!n NnlszA Uslda Aushns 1unlsp.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

According 10 tho registration OF voters, as far as
the work has gone In the village OF Mt Vernon, the
nurnber of voters who have settled there during the
last year Will exceed 500
The Wcschcster County Democrats yesterday at
White Plains nominated the following candidates for
county Offices Sheriff. Frank S. Schermer surrogate,
Tudge Owen T. Coffin: coroners, r. J. Mitchell, oi
Yonkers and Frederick Dews, of Eastchcser; Justice
of Sessions, Henry ID. Cary Of Pelham.
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Sunday, Staey, MorriS Carroll, Smith, Oo'm~"' "s-
Beekley, McShannic, Mccormick.
Indianapolis-Boye, Hcaly shreve. Burdich MyerA
Buckley, Daily Bassett Glasscock, schoeneok Hines
Denny. McGeachy, Seery. g.
ashington,-whmey, 0'Dsy, Kcefe' wioner MACH
o,prIen. Mvers Fuller, Donncy, Hoy. wlmot Carney
Schock Daily.
Detroit Richardson, Brouthers Thompson. Rowe
White Hanlon, Bennett. Twitche. Sutcline. Conway
Getsein CANCEL, Beain, Gruber.
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long ISLAND.

The appraisement completed Yesterday of tho
property In Bayport Of William II. Foster, jr.. the
Ncv1-Y York Produce Exchange lawyer who abscOndc1
after the discovery OF his fraudulent dealings In
mortgages The value OF the real estate is 10000
furniture 81 900: and horses, carriages etc. S. 600
There was a large assemblagc Of Eplscop slian
cergymen and laymcn from Queens County and
Brooklyn in the Cathedral at Garden CITY, last even
ing to celebrate the tenth annual harvest home cs-
tival Bishop Llttcjohn presided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-18

GOV HILL WANTS TO BE MAN on HORSEBACK.
There Will be change in the arrangements for the
review Of the two brigades Of the National Guard by
Governor Hill tomorrow. Formerly there
grand stand erected near the Worth monument, and
the troops passed before the Governor who stood on
this stand. This year the Governor and his staff Will
be mounted and Will ride down Fifhave at tho head
Of the column. At the Worth monument, the Cover
and staff Will wheel 10 the right and then form
in line I'm front Of the monument while the militia
will continue the march and pass In review before
this majestic military array.
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To Give

THE GREATEST VALUE FOR THE LEAST NUM-
&c A sTrDy WE DO NOT NEGLECT. THE QUAIL
TY OF THE GARMENT SHOULD, AND DOES WITH
US, REGULATE THE PRICE. so THAT PERSONS
WHO ARE NOT JUDGES OF GOODS CAN RELY ON
OUR PRICES AND VALUES OUR FALL TUT
COATS AT s12 AND SHARE WORTH SPECIAL MIN
TIoN WHILE OUR BETTER AND HIGHER PRICED
oNrs COMMEND THEMSELVES UPON EXAMINA-
TON. OUR MEDIUM PRICED SUITS TO ORDER
NOW ARE THE RAGE. WE ARE SELLING THEM
AT FROM s2OUP; A VERY SLIGHT ADVANCE FROM
READY.MADE PRICES. IN OUR MERCHANT TAIL
ORING DEPARTMENT WE MAKE THE FINEST
GARMENTS THAT CAN BE PRODUCED.
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DID THE WOMAN COMMIT PERJURY =,

May Brown living In West Thirty frstst., ap
pearcd at Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
In answer 10 a summons out against her
by Mrs. NJ. Breton Of No 1913 West Houston-st
alleging that the defendant had perjured herself be-
fore Surrogate Ransom In filing affidavit Sop
TENDER /, that she the wife Of Louis Breton who
died last August, leaving property valued at 81 600
thereby preventing lirctons mother from taking out
letters OF administration. II afterward learned
thai Mays first husband stu alive In Brooklyn.
The case was adjourned
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THE CENTRAL LEAGUE MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Central League was held
In the Continental Hotel, Newark yesterday, and the
action of the directors OF the League In awarding the
championship TO the Newark club was unanimously
ndorsed The election Of officers resulted follows
President, c. ". Kline, Of Hazleton vicepresident.
F. A. Aycsworth Of Scranton secretary and treas
urer c. r. Fuller. OF Scranton. Ex-Prosidcnt John
W. Collins, Of Newark, who declined a denomination,
was elected delegate 10 the proposed convention OF
minor league clubs Every club was represented at
the meeting and the cities Will be represented
Ia the League next season.
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JAMES McCREERY & co.
Offer during this week their en-
tire importation of
DRESS ANDCLOAK TRIMMINGS,
comprising many choice patterns
i'm Persian Embroidered Bands, at
S1.75, $500, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50
and upwards, real value $500,
S2.75, $3.50, $500, 5000 per
yard.
Fancy Gallons, in combinations,
to match all cOlOrings of dress
fabrics, from $3.50 to $3.50 per
yard.
Black Braid TT m ngs.
A combination of braid and hand
crochet work, i'm all widths and
designs, from $3.50 to S12 per
yard.
COlOred Pass EN- G n tie ries,
with metal cords and fine cut jet
beads combined, forming cash
mere effects, suitable for Black
and COlOred Silks and Wool Ma
terials prices from 81 to $50 per
yard.
Passementeries and Ornamental
Gimps i'm fine cut jets in great
variety of patterns, from S1.5O to
$50 per yard.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-James ]. HILL president Of the st Paul.
Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway Company. BRUINS
WICK-ouincy A. Shaw Of Boston. CLARENDON
Pedro Perez Zeedor Minister for Costa Rca at wash
ington. FIFTH AvENUE-Scnator George r. Hoar OF
Massachusetts,; Charles Emory Smith. OF Philadelphia
Henry w. Sage, Ithaca. and Julius Dexter OF Gin
cnnati. MURRAY HILL-Professor A. NJ Wheeler. OF
Yale College. observation-disclosures John Lee Car
roll Of MARYLAND. wINDSOR-Edward Atkinson. OF
Boston. and Erskine NJ. Phelps. Of Chicago
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BROOKLYN.

The merit and last day Of repatriation in BROOKLYN
,riH be October %.
Serious charges against the Rev. Mr.. Lyons, of
in the South Third Street Zion Methodist Episcopal
(colorcd) Church, connecting his with that OF
Mrs. Cazella hngo. drsssmaker. with Shom no
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RIFE MERIT ENDURES,

The Thousands Of testimonials received by the proprle
DR. Sanfords Liver lnvigoratOr warrant them IL
recommending IL 10 the public a reliable yegetabl,
remedy In all abnormal conditions OF the liver and
evils that result from II, such constipation dyspepsia
iaundce, bousness, malaria rheumatism 1t IL es
abhed fact that more diseases result from unheal
liver than from other esusa-,
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S. Louis: 9 g 9 9 9 9 %
,r,rncd ,uns-st Louis . New.York O. First base
,y errors-st Louis NewYOrk l. Lett on b bases
s.; Louis 4, New-York g. First base on bals-topLL-
Son White l. Ticrnan 1. Richardson l. Conner l.
stolen bcaes-Ternan l. Ewing l. Connor Richardson
! Struck out-LyOns . White I, Ewing l. Two-base
hlts-Nlil. gan Double DISQUALIFICATION Conner.
living aud Whitney /. Robinson, White ana Connshey
J. villa pitches-Chamberlain 1. Passed bsls-Ewing
.. Mllligai l. Umlire-Messrs Kelly ana Carney.
Time OF camel hour 40 minutes.
Ticfnan declared out.
The Brooklyn and indianapolis clubs played at
Washington Park Brooklyn. yesterday. The Asso-
ciatrn outbatted their League
rivals and rather easily. About
900 people present and evinced the lveest
interest in the battle. The playing was sharp and
10 the POM; and the game finished in good season
The
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS
THE TRIBUNE.
ENTERTAINING AND UNANswRRABLs

One copy Of each Of The Tribune's campaign
documents, including the Mills bill and Tariff
Of 1888 compared will be sent. postage paid, "a
any address for 80 cents
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Ticrnan declared out.

Cafne1 runs-BrOOkvn 9.
Brooklyn g. Indianapolis l. Left on bases Brooklyn q,
Ind annapolis 8. II ono runs-None Three base hits
Corkhif l. Foutz /. Twobaso hits-O'B rien 9 Orr !.
Struck Collins /, O Bren l. Radford /, Hughes I,
Denny l. Glasscock /. Buckley l. Shreye l. DAILY /.
Stolen bases.CorkhIll l. Orr l. CLARK Double plays
Radford ]. Bassct' Hit by plt.her-Pnkney. Passed
bals-Day /. Wild ptchcs-None. Umpirs-Mr. Gold
smith lime OF camel 80 minutes
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

TODAY
Sun rises 6ls Sets 5,lO Moon 447 Moons age Is
HIGH WATER.
I.M-Sandy Hook 0:3l Gov Island 6:5S He'll Gate S47
P.N-Sandy Hook $3.50 Gov. Island 7l6 Hell Cato 300
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HENRY A. DANIELS, M. d.,
3le WRIST l26rH-sr
Diseases Of the Nervous System Genito Urinary orgsn"
rnpotence and .;serity. Hours s te IL to 8.
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AnnouncemenA

E. wv. THE SPOKANE COLLAR. z. d. w.
NEW DESIGN IN COLLARS