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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

A horse belonging to Warren q Mahoney' carpe"'
t-rs. in Morgan.st, frightened yesterday morn
Inc by Barnum's Circus parade, and ran away NiocA
Ing down Mrs Ratigan, age hEy-two, OF NO. l4o
Morcanst Lizzie McGarry, age thirteen, OF NO l7o
Eay-st., and Mamie Donohue age nme' Oh NO. on
Warren.st All three dangerously injured, pGt
IL IS believed that they will recover
The old Board of Public Works held meeting
Yesterday morning, when about forty employees we'e
dismissed by the Of President Kern and Commits
sioners Van Keuen, Simpson and Watt. CoinmiS
sioners Cannon and Tumuty protested In vain, de-
clarine that the wholesale dsmisSals would cripple
the Department
The funeral OF Edmund W. Kingsland, formerly
,,ras,d.nt Of the Provident Institution for savings.
commonly known as the Beehive" Bank, was held
Yesterday at his home, No. 24l Montgoriery-st MI
KinCsland was appointed Surrogate Of Hudson County
IN 1910 and held the office for twenty years He was
Comfy Collector for fOrtyone years, handling during
that time millions of dollars without the loss OF one
cent When Mr.. Kingsland's connection with the
neeb,ve Rank began the deposits were S170,72f 81
when he resigned they were S5,6ls,332 81.
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v.p,or7s NEW JERSEY TOWNS.

NEW BRCNSwICK.-The first sale OF property for
taxes. under the Martin act. which allows the city TO
give a title In fee simple, was held yesterday Among
the propcrtiss sold the Pitman Methodist Church
and it's grounds In Georgc-st Money Will be borrowed
and tho church will be redeemed. Only $1,000 worth
NJ nrouerty was taken by the city. The new
Raritan E,vsr Eafrvad. which Will run fr'a South
Auboy To Bound Brook, passing through New-Bruns-
wick is completed as far as Sayreve. and the first
Messenger train was run yesterday NON the latter
place to Amboy and then over the New-Jersey Cen
traps track 10 Ncw-York The train was decorated
with flags and bunting, and loaded with passengers
WEST NEw-YORK.-While Charles Pfefer. Of the
Boulevard, was shooting at target Sunday evening.
one OF the bullets accidentally struck and killed Bella
weinke, age two. The child, whose parents live in
Thrteenth-st, at the time in the arms of her
aunt, Maggie PAIL Pfciffer was arrested and IS held
to await the result Of the Coroner's inquest
HACKETTSTOWN.-Jacob Wink, a barber, commit.
tea suicide by taking dose of Rough Rats" yes
terday morning
oRANCE.DThc last private concert Of the Orange
Mendcissohn Union for the season was given last
evening before largo audience.
DEANS.-Ex- Postmaster j. J. Work. who rccentlv
sent has resignation TO the Postmas ter eneral is
missing Yesterday his wife received a letter from
him peculiarly worded and closing with the rconest
that she continue payments on his life insurance
policy.
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FouBrH.cLAss PoSrMAsrERs APPOINTED.

Washington, April @0.-Thc Posmaster-Gcnc
to-day appointed the following named fourth class
postnastcrs:
George l.. Fuller Columbia. Conn; G. NJ. Lanni-
gan Alton, y. j.; Hudson Mlnton, Chatham. y. j
J. H. Harold Dunncllcn, y. j.. i. J. Frambcs, Fau-
dcrs y. j.; ". r. Cornish. Boods Depot. y. Y,
Charles Quackcnbush Barncrynle, y. y: \. ".
Harden Beilona y. y; silas HasLlns. Eioome Conlro
y. Y: Joseph Taguc, Cana'lce. y. Y, ". >. Giles,
GRANVILLE ~ y; Il. ". Welsh Cro.Ly. - y; +.
N CLaliwIcl Eddytovn, y. \. ; hiram swartl. HIM
rods, y. y; Nelson benton Holmes. y. y; Frank
l. Inolc Line Alaru y. y; \. 4. Adams. MiddlrscN.
\ y, Addison Miller, North Fanton. y. y: T. j.
Bnlmcre, oak Orchard. n. T.. 4 o. skin. PIKE
Greenland penn. r. J. Coon. smithhed, Penn
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DON'T OF NEWYORK ....... MONDAY, APRIL ~. 1883
ARRIVED
steamer colorado r Jenkps HI API at n tie T Bar at ii
ssa mS,e p a%G pass .f to
81; de and messengers TO NJ Ceballos Co. Arrived at
The @ ar Morgan CITY, Gardner days with mdse
'o scame an Fl Dorado Byrne days with mdse
to John s sia Of Texas winams Fernandina Bruins
wick GA and Royal with mdse ahd passengers 10 IL
BARR Pfncpessa Marghcra Pemonte tal Casirg9o
Mrssna 90 days fruit 10 ORDER vessel TO func Euye
Bark zenro utaD Russo 90 days with mdso to
with masa TO ORDER vessel Funch. Edyc & CO. ,.
Bark Krsre CBD Graham Barbados AprI 70 ToIse
Brlg ro Dan Syensen, Jercmo TO master Ahohorcu ~
'i RaTk K'lrcca caruana Doherty Philadelphia in ballast to
slr w,de Awake wnghc 90 days with CO.
ware nrcakwaer with 10 q Ansnck d Co. 'e'el ID
Marclls Hunter q GO. . ,,no,,,o. n covs with
sn SSnr to Mose Bros vessel to 4 Brett Son & Co.
City Island wind fresh, WSWi cloudy
Arrived yesterday
steamer ,urana tBr Mckay Liverpool April 49, Qncens
town IL WIN mdss ana "a, az ~ Is s 10 ''"
steamer 81 Iigans br a'np AZ ~" Bar at II 30 pm
Steamer cherokee - W s+o4y I St ga ~
Steamer Nacoochcc Catherine, savannah days WIN hu'
and passengers o /: l. Walker. 800 ,..., >-.-,,,L
BOaZ Richmond 'ty font anu ~'ol4"AA
with mtsc and passengers to Old Dominion Ss o.
CLEARED.
steamer Gcrmanc tBr Irving. Liverpool via queenstown
steamer Wisconsin (B) Worra Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer city OF Rome tBr Young Liverpool Henderson
Bros. t5,n.b,r, ,,a plvmonth -
S,r civ Of Para 10, kwov AspinwailPacic Mail IS
Steamer FlaInborongh OBJ. Fraser arcoa Mones Co.
SIR Maud Robinson. auary Islands j NJ tcoloS o. o.
SAILED.
Steamer Marteo for HUI. Tonawanda. Darien.
park. J,,.rrtiue RIO Janrlru; Curacao curacao.
itr,a. t'has A sparks Iaglayr Annie heIuer'
Santa cruz
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
roxnoy Ami 20 Arrived steamer city OF Misunderstanding
twI@1. Ami 2S-Arrivcd. steamer Vera Werl.
I'm s from iork her To Bremen Jana proceed
| ed. ,-u, pror,o, bcnco for
~ ,sG1y Apr - Arrived steamer state OF PENNSYLVANIA
mr. iauu from York her way TO Glasgow tahd pro-
my Anr ~ sailed steamer state of Indiana Obi.
| Ricl e from Glasgow hence FOR Nc"-h OK; .. N,
CanIuhe from York her way L. Liverpool mach,
| AMSTERDAM April % Arrived. Steamer LeelHam 'ppo'
| Potter. from New York - D.,a. ,pa,,,
! Arisen. from N"H York. ,, ,r,,r,.,o ,pr,
PALERMO Aprl - sailed, steamer J"h'' A"'P'O N''
porn Nd Anrii ls-Arrive steamer ST Oswald Brl Nc
| PhersOn from Ncw-Gurk
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NETWORK CITY.


Domin,ck T OFarrelI. the Mayors confidential
clark IN whose charge the theatrical apd concert
licenses are, collected yesterday $4,000 on these
licenses for the year beginning May 1.
pleasant reception was given TO DR.. Hans Won
l Glow ut the Mendelssohn Glee Club. No. Jos "eS'
.ffthst, last evening. Despite counter a''rao
rs. many people paid their respects 10 te "eA
known pianist.
The Downtown Club of the Business Mems hepuo
ilcau Association. No. CT Nev-st, VIII DC open a.
,sual ali day to-day for the convenience OF members
ma their friends who are at their places of business
witnc slug the procession and desire 10 iuh'h "0"
town
Within Iutz and Lorenz Passenger, the young
bovs v l., aro charged with homicide IN causing ."e
'oath Of Tobias Hipper, playmate "cio "N
TO bail yesterday BY Justice 1ngraham'
The Gar cid bohemian Republican Ciuo OF inc AZ"
Assembly District viii celebrate the .en'. " ,',,
aucuration OF President washington "' 'h0.. ~
rooms No 3,t East Seventy'histst. Oh iuosodS
evening BY reception and display VI "'
The third annual public exhibition Oh INC eou' q,
,,.n., a.n,,imo,t Of the Twenty tbird'st Drahcn Vi
lie Young Mem Christian Association was he'a zoe
,r,, =, Associa, on Hall These classes aosoro '''o
- ..--. ~ r, r. 1000 young men every 9o"'' "
p.orramme Included dialogues ana recna.a."s IA nsr,
nv E~~rch and Spanish, and honor certlhcs'es "o''
nresented to all deserving students Inc so"ieSS "a
the evening was delivered py blshop H"N
A sray.haired died suddenly IN 'he CIV w"
railroad station at Third ave and foufteeh'fs' So
terday. Letters in his pockets indcate that nc wa
John H. Mckinley Of Brooklyn. HIS son mas d" o'''''
At No. SIS Deyst.
At large gathering Of veteran hremen al '"c naau
,.~t.rr NJ the Old Volunteer Firemens Associauo''
,ast night c. Ii. Sliney and Charles hlsh"' "
waverly n ". attended. and gave TO the asSo''""o'
nm behalf of Joseph E. Hallctt OF Wavery' VINO ]o''
.h. New.York Volunteer Firemen In lo-o' ah U"
n.,ntine Of tho old Goose Neck" engine, 20. -
81 patnck's Mutual Alliance celebrated inc NeH
tennial by a mass.meetng last evening d. ~
South Washington Square. Peter Lynch ana D.
Smith made speeches.
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c.r,,rprn ABOUT THE TOWN.

Police Justice Massey, who has PRESIDED over ,i0
r,ret District Police Court for the last -FOUR year.
wuI hs succeeded to-day by James c. Tighe who was
snpointed last fall Police Justice Charles Naeher' Oh
the Third District Police Court. Will also rouie %
his term and Will be succeeded by Adolph
Cnttin, Justice Nacher has served eight years
John Lynch, an Irlshman who Is said 10 have oeeh
100 years old on Saturday, died at NO 80 south lhld
81 on sunday He came 10 this country rom ltei@n"
year ago. o
tor,nancr AT Colonel Sims Park Theatre last evening
After taking part In the parade to-day the troop
viii return to the, 18th Regiment Armory ior ohneI'
and will start. for home at 10 80 p H.
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The Occident club of the city of Ncw-lork' whose
objects are to promote social intercourse among Us
members and provide them with clubhouse was
incorporated yesterday by David > BrowH' trcderch
NJ Littlccd Robert Il. Booth. John : Sutphen, VIII
lam DE GrOo Jacob H. Chamberlain Thomas /.
De Witt, samuel Cocor Reuben skinner, Pc"l NJ.
stewart, Alfred T.. ". seamcm Charles II. Phelps,
Charles ". Drake James NJ. Gano, George h. Jaqucs.
George ". Leonard. John sldrIln, Anthony H. Porter,
William H. Putncy and Frederick = Howard
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The Cunard steamer Aurania arrived from Liver
pool Yesterday morning with large number OF ealoo
Messengers among whom wero NJ. c. Beard Mrs.
Beard, r. \. EJyd II. X. Bun, L. 6. talhiS, D.
Vernon Campbell, Arthur Cooper, Era>ius CORNING
Mrs Corning. W W. Dubcll, Professor NJ NJ fishef'
Dr. d. X Tlicldngcr, the Rev. }. Conner sr Thomas
Esy" y / Locke Colonel John Martin. Dr. J.. d
McNurtry Levi, Thomas, the Rev William Cshct'
NJ. d., Lord QuecnsDetIy. General BULLOCK
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For over sEvENTY.FIvE YEARS CLOCKS have
been made in TH0MAST0N, CONN. The business
founded by SETH THOMAS has been continued by BIS
10 the present day IL has their ambition
to make every kind Of clock and the variety Is now very
great The products include small nickel Clocks mouse
clocks in great variety, HALL CLOCKS, once CLOCKS
FINE REGULATORS for jewellers, CLOCKS OF PIE.
CISION for Astronomers TOWER CLoChS Tor ScNoo
houses churches and public buildings Tho prices
range from doar each to SIX THOUSAND Doi"
LARS which Mas paid FOR the clock which Mr.. seyoert
placed in OF Independence Hail. fhHade'ph''
Trademark since 1876 on all their CLOCKS st'a'e
within q clIcie, with the letters ). l.
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AnRAyG1yG FOR DIR. BARxAED'S FryERlL.

Tn. funeral President Barnard Of Columbia College,
will H.. held Oh Thursday IL d. III. Ia St. ThOmas
Church Bishop Potter, the Rev. Dr. Morgan DiA and
the Rev Dr. J. W. Brown, the rector OF the church.
viii onic.ate The body Of the church will DO reserved
the faculties alumni and students OF the college,
who Will the college al 80 o'clock and march 10
the church, together with representatives OF various
organizations which President Barnard belonged. After
the service the body Will remain In the closers uni
D. m, when 1t Will DO % the train for Sheffield
Mass whore the final burial service Will be held and
u'c BODY placed In the family burial plot Th@ pail
bearers have been selected q. fouows The Rev. Ur
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~. hail c,,,o.,lor OF tn University OF New-YGk;
csnar Alexander webb president OF the College OF the
civ ., N.wYork: Dr. T.. A. Hoffman, dean OF the new
YORK General Theological Seminary President Iimc'hy
Dwight OF Yale; President Francis PATTON VI
uow.,d Crosby and Hamilton Fish, william o. Scicr
merhorn and Judge Batchfod. the three eldest trustees
~ Columbia College.
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President, Edwin A. McAlpin; trustees, Edward u.
Sherwood, Joel d. Madden, Samuel Watson; collector
Cornelius Daily treasurer, John Atchison.
NEW -ROCHEIIE-1he Board Of Trustees has au
thorxed the expenditure Of 81 900 for the improve
ment of the streets In the village.
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LONG ISLAND

EAST NORWICH.-Hcnry C. Acher 'sho, 49,
dangerously wounded his wife Sunday night after
Quarrclpg w!th hcr. Acker arrested and Hooked
up. Hc Is about fifty years old and widely kpowI,
throughout L0ng Island having been al one lime
" ell TODD, and eng aged IN extensive business
MINEOLA.-The livery stables attached to Smith g
Hotel were destroyed BY fire Sunday night Six
horses persisted IN the flames. The loss is IS 900
lnslllrd The cause Of Qe Ere Is unknown.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
,rryr pEV Jay n. TAFT RESINS

THE REV. JAY n. TAFT RESIGNS .,
The Rev. Jay N. Taft who was Installed pastor VI
the East Congeg ational Church, IN ioinpA''' a. -
about year ago, has rendered his ies,e""''o' ,,a
u -, tho church he expected that new location l"r
the society =, and % BE Sc ans to
guy eonrses 10 that end. AS the church does not
oS wst hin he resigns and win leave IN the fail'
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS-The contest over the justiceship
An his town has been settled by The supreme Court
Judge Dyknan has handed down decision declaring
N,nott III Slllipan NepJ elected Tor the fill term,
Ind James II. Romer (DemJ foT the uneAphed Term.
SING sING.-At the charter election yesterday The
antne RApublcan ticket was elssteo ~ halo"s'
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WELL-ATTENDED BALL GAMES
GIANTS DEFEAT THE WASHINGTON TEAM

OPENING THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION sEhih'
GAMES FOR To-Day.
The New-York team defeated the Washington "'"0
at ST. George, S. l.. yesterday after spic'ius
tested game. About 1000 spectators were p,'.n..
Wilmot was injured I'm the opening ihnIhs '''"
Il hv was as lOHONo'
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&'.snss'p Fl f.
By WaShuran Fist base S%!sGore
o. kourkf;; n, RonpRc MYERS morrill, Carney Sweeney
Stru TacS 0psy stolen bases-Gore Wa,d Crans'
shock Morrill, Home runs,whney Crane n, Da dwo
ease hits and Mack; Myers Wise. sweeney and Mack
SHOCK SHOCK and and Hichardson lit by pitchcr-Wmot Wild
njtchesNCranc = Umpircs-Mcssrs Curry ana McVuaoc'
Tim, Of game hours. -.
Nearly 6OoO people witnessed the game at wash
,ncton Park Brooklyn, yesterday, between tho Baltl
mare and Brooklyn teams. The score was:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
Sun rses A55 Sets 66l Moon sets 72o hoonsage 30
HIGH WATER
4 r-sarsv Hook s.O6 GOV Island. 80 Hell Gate 10 10
HX-sandy HOOK s.lJ Gov. lal-Rd ess Mel Cato .Oze
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For FIVE YEARS they have also been making
WATCHES beginning with but one grade ana sN'e'
they are now making twelye-six for opehiac'a cas-.
and six for hunting They are nov ,nENi
WATCHES and they are not Hl'h'r''iC'O "'eo9
h, ., cr,ao which nlno men out VI buy and wear
They are better finished keep better time than oihe
American watches of corresponding grades Inc SETH
THOMAS WATCHES are The bHof WAIOhES made
in the world FOR the price. Next year they expect "
be making WATCHES FOR LADIES.
Th0maston, Coma.
90 Mur.ay-st., New-York.
"a Safest. Chicago.
s1CO3 Oiyest., ST. Louis.
126 Suticr.s'. San Francisco.
z Cripplcgate Buildings
Wood.st, London.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOEETGN PORTS.
AnnOunc elnent5.

SICK HEADACHE Use CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
PILLS.
Beware Of limitations. Get Carter's
crcK UPApACuE I'sE CAETERS LITTLE LIVER
Pills
Beware Of limitations Get Carters
Sick HEADACHE Usr CATERS LITTLE LIVER
~ PILLS
Beware Of limitations. Get Carters
SICK HEADACHE Usr Carriers LITTLE LIVER
~ PILLS ,
Beware Of limitations. Get carriers
"CIARo" AND "MADURO THE LATEST
and most fashionable Colors in Derby hats
y ksPENsCHEIr lis Nassaust, llo.
Dr. SANFORDs LIVER INVIGORATOR
r. ,rtablo Kennedy for Liver Complaints Torpid
Liver Bilousuc-s. Sallown"ss Headache MaAth
Mp RoCKwooD GIVES HIS PERSONAL ATTEN-
1,oy to the posing At his Photographic estaDlsh
mcni, II Union square
Never fail to cure sick headache, often the
very nr,t dose This what said by all who Try Carter
Little Liver IIls.
HENRY 3. DANIELS. NJ. D,
3lP i2GTHsr.
NJ Nervous System. tonitr Ornary organs
Ju'l"tcnce and Stcril!ty hours ; 10 T. , toH
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS:

BREVOORT-The Marquis Of ouecnsberry. BRUINS
wfCK-Senator Anthony Higgins, OF Delaware, and Oon
gresham Charles A. Russell Of Connecticut CLAhEN
poN-Bshop Corbett OF Australia. FIFTH AVENUE
secretary William Window. Postmaster'Generai Johh
Wansmaker Secretary RcdAcld Proctor. Jeremiah NJ
Rusk Secretary Of Agriculture; Chief Justice Melville W.
Fuller and Justices Stephen j. Field and Samuel nacn
ford Of the United States Supreme Court Jusuee w"
Strong of Washington; Ex-Governor Russell a: Age VI
Nlchigan; Walker Blaine. Of Maine; Elijah w HaIoro'
Of indiana and Henry w. Grady, Of Atlanta Wise
ConQressmen John NJ. FarQuhar OF Bunalo' ana yohn
ousckenbush, OF Troy, and ex-senator u M, SSo.' Vi
Minoesota GI.ENHAM-General George Crook y: D. a.
Murray HILL-Govcmor D. r. Francis OF missouri
PARK AyENUE-Presdent Timothy Dwight Oh faie
Caljcec VICTORIA-Robert Adams. IT,. unitca e'S'es
Minister TO Brazil.
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.
Washington Centennial Celebration.
Prada OF troops up Broadway and F1fth'aVe
Centennial serytcea st. Paups Chapel. D D. IN.
Centennial services In churches in ahc city, o. NJ
Services At Sub-Treasury, 10 a. m.
BANQUET At Metropolitan Opera House, p m.
nj snisy Of fireworks the squares, evening.
Ir,eh Centennial Celebration dinner. Delmonicos, o3o
o. 10. ,., ,,.s,.o. co,.,o
ep. IN. ,r -. @, cooros
Station Island. 8 80 p IN.
International Chess Congress, No. Union square
Gaelic Society celebration Chickering Han 3 D. m
Centennial Loan Exhibition, Metropolitan opera House
BANQUET OF Virginia Commissioners CAac Sa'aflh'
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Never fail to cure sick headache, often the
very first 1hs IS what Is sad W al"Ho uE |"t'c
Little Liver IIIl5.
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1 R,G9slya :.:: 9 3 9 ! ! 9 S-5
Fnea FTnSs FG:s 61, s,Iy
E; 4a n Rsis% sS SG SsS q
M n. ba Su FSu ' 3isns Tsrry asksT Macs
sh sum Fix Ga sI,oF,b Wd l. s1T@S.s
Passed GasFs saece G hsGmn o. oinung
Shindle. Timc-o os Cnpire-hoiiahu' .,. lanai.
The cbamriouship season at Oakland fafh, Jcrsc'
CIV. was opened yesterday by game between the
Jersey Cfy and Worcester teams. The a'ehaancc
was 200. The was
Jsssey c c,,'y 3 . Q 9 8 ;
The opening game of the Atlantic Association
Championship serl, was pa Aye NsvarS and lowell
leans " Tie NcwaIks played brilliant game, but
The LoNells very ragged III their lcidihs i"'
was as fOiiOws' ..
Y sy ...........:.::.::: 9 9
The New-Yoik and Washington teams rs VIII play
al Biookyn, and the jersey City and Lowell teams
play at jersey Cly'
GAMES ON DIAMONDS EAST AND WEST
Philadelphia. ApIl 2o.-Both Boston and Philadelphia
played rather poor this afternoon but the nome
team, exhibition the poorer and it accordingly lost
the game by : to 3. The was a. follows;
E natls1olphin ...,-..' Q Q 9 Q IS
rnodGp9a 4 RoisS@ q and F clas.on G
tpire-Nlf. Fcs-cnder
indianapolis April 29-It ten innings to decide TO-
days contest between The indianapolis and Chicago teams
Knock wa, Knocked Of the box In the iphth hhHS
DIVER taking his place. The score was a. follows;
r I@aiaaapolis. J 9 ] Q 9 3 -
Ba>emts-IndianIpolis 10. Chicago 10 ErrorS-lhodn-
apois 0, Chicago j. Phchers-Get1en and kIock' I'm
pirc-N!. Barnun.
Pittsbuc, April 29.Thrce single hits ana passed ba
in the opening inning Cleveland two runs to-day AM
the game. The was As follows.
d ris,,99og i.. Q Q Q %
Observation-Disclosures 6, Cleveland s. Errors-Pttsburg
O. Cleveland l. Pitchcrs-Sta!ey and Baheley Umpire
Mr. Lynch.
Columbus. April ooThe Athletics outoatted the home
team to-day and > follows:
Columbus ...........-. 0 0 .
Atbintic ... 0 5 0 0 0 0 o.
observation-disclosures 3, Athletic 10. Errors-Coumbus
3 Athletic .. Pitchers-Gaslrlght ana Seward CMplie
Mr. Ferguson.
The at Kansas City, ST Louis ana "llhesOSiIc
were postponed o account OF rain.
At EastOn-E1lstUn 10, Hartford Z.
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Mr. RocKwooD GIVES HIS PERSONAL ATTEN-
1o TO- te posing his Photographic establish
mcni II Union square.
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"CtApor AND MADURo"-THE LATEST
and most h.lnnlnle olo T III LII rs
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DR.. SANFORD's LIVER lNvIGORATOR
q vrc,abo Hsmcdy for chronic Liver Complaints, IOrph
,ycr sniousnr4, sallown"ss. Headache, Malaria.
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HENRY &. DANIELS, NJ d,
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Di.rs,es OF tho Nervous Syscu. tento Urinary organs
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-04-13
Hurt While Riding

a telegram was received yesterday
from John Hostetter, addressed TO r.
G. Wear, conveying the uuwelcome
intelligence that Edward Wear, son OF
r. G.. Wear, of this city. had met with
An accident at Moosemin, Winnipeg,
while riding. The telegram was TO
the effect that he had been thrown
and injured in the head. but that the
doctors said he was doing we'll, so it is
to be presumed that he Is not seriously
injured. His father Is out at the ranch
and q messenger was started for there
yesterday with the telegram. Inas-
much as Mr.. Wear had always in
structed his boys il hurt while away
from home to write :or telegraph the
exact facts, it is probable that the
worst Is known and that the next
news will be better.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-04-13
Election of Ofhcers.

AT the semi-annual meeting of the
Miles City Club held last evening, the
following were elected officers for the
ensuing elk months:
President-R. q. Redd.
Vice President-Ssm Gordon.
Secretary-C. L. Merrill.
Tressurer-H. b. Wiley.
The report OF the secretary and treas
urer showed the club to be In q very
satisfactory condition and the mem
bers have every reason to be congrat-
ulated on TIE future. During the ses-
sion of the stock ssE ISOLATION the Miles
City Club will keep open house, and
extend every courtesy possible to our
visitors. A committee consisting OF
Messrs. Callahan, Wiley, Corcoran
and Towers will have charge of the
arrangements.