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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05

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I'm IepfeI raid unb obne 8erIuit
iddIen au fDnnen, empfebIt man fol-
senbes 8erfabren: Wtan tuude bic
IepfeI cine Minute in fo6enOes, nod
fiir3ere 3eit in brauisnb fodenbeS Wais
ier. Sic IaHen fid bann ab3ieben tuie
eine 8elIfartOffeI, tpobei ni6t bas @es
rinsite bonn ApfeI berIoren sebt. Gis
nes 8eriu6es ift bieS tpobI tpertb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05

8riessminiiter 9roctor beri6tet eine
IotaIaussabe Ieines departments fir
6aS 8e6nunssiubr bis sum 80. SUM
'99 bon SIG, 1854, 12l.74. 9ie 8Ors
anI6Idse fur ba8 Subr Bis Sum 80.
Stunt 1891 Iin6 s33, Isl, ,973.95. Sus
feI Gam burfte cine 9Irmee bon
80, 900 Mann balten, bate aber be'
piaistes 8sIb nur fir 25, 900, mas Ell.
men SoIbaten auf 1869 Der 8epDl'
feruns ma6t. ginsereibte MiIismdn'
ner siebt es LOG, 500, unO bic 8etpiais'
uns bes Sabres fir iie mar bic Summ'
bon S4OO, 1000. Der Winifer empfiebI
iebr brineeno aasreidenbe 8iiitenbe'
| feItiauna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05
Sans umb SDf.
6rube fur Spnlwa fer.

Der SOf Der Sarmbdufer 1T MIR si
bGufis unaniebIid unb sefdbrbet RE
@eiunbbeit Der 8eipObner. Sn iebem
Suuie siebt es Abfdae, bic su entfernen
iinb, namentIi6 aus Der SI9e. unb
Oies erfor6ert ettpuS SOrefalt unb
Wtibe. Sie 4bfdIe, ipenn ri6tie bers
ipenbet, Iinb tpertbpoa ais 0In8emit'
tel. Wlan made cine 1a6e 9rube
untpeit bes SuuIes, bic man nit 8rets
tern ausSdldst, bic ale gIbfdae unb
SpiiIipaEer aufnimmt. Daneben bat
man itets einen 8aiten sefiilIt NIT trod'
ner i6iparser Grbe, aus benz man bon
3eit su 8eit ben SnboIt Der @rube
iiberbedt. 8enn sefalIt, tpirb Der Sns
baIt Der @rube ipessefabrsn, tpobur6
bic @rBBe bes 8OmpOitbaufens tpd9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05
Die DsutI6e ginipunberuns mad Sra.

Die beuti6e gintpunberun9 na6 Wtas
nitoba un6 oem iibrisen ytorcipeiten
wGbrenb beg bis ieBt abSeIuufeneu
Tbeils bieIeS Sabres iteat iib tpie iOISt:
@s panberten in ben eriten 4 Otonaten
unseidbr rs; pdbrenc bes OlOnats
NlSi iebeIten it'd 265 an. SIN Suni
betrua bic 3dbI Der beutf6en gintpuns
bersr I43, i'm SuIi 80, i'm 9luSuit l9,
September 62. October 81 uno i'm 9los
penber baben ii6 2l5 anseiieOeIt. Bon
bieIsn mar tein GinSiSer gan; Obne
Ntittel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05
IN RE Glraument 6eribte.- =

IN RE &raument 6eridte.-SfBt ipts
fuIot, 25. 3pp. 1899: Gs tpirb perfiist burb
bic Ridkr ces Common pleas @Tibts, ess
WaiIen. 6jnitis, tss Over unb 2erminsr unb
General Sail Delivery @srihts une efs Quar-
ter SeIilpns Of the psaee @bntdts in une fiir
Qadawanna @uunry, bab ftuf Nrgument 9e-
ritte abaebaItrn psrpen in tsbtm tinislnsn
Sabre mad pem sr1rn Gag i'm Sanuar 1880;
bic 3eit sur @bbaItuns berieIbsn lou fstn mic
fVI9t, nemlih:
Der ,peite Mpntas fplseub BEN piertsn
Wpntaa i'm Sanuar, cine gBphe aneausrnb;
Der Mpntag fplgenb bem Dierten Wfpntag i'm
April, cine gSpdje aubauernb; Der Wfpntae
fplaenb bem yisrtsn Nontag i'm Suni cine
Q4cdbe anbausrnb; psr pirrte Wtcntag int St-
tpber cine gBpbe anbausrnb; unb eer brittle
Montaa i'm December, cine 9Bphe aneauerno.
Argumsnt 9iten ipIltn reipeftipe Don benz
grptbpnptarp unb @rrihtsitreiber ausgsmatt
psrbsu, psnisitsns Spri gSchsn Dor tsbtm
Araument @niGt.
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pIeas, niht sinas1blpIIrn bic @srticrari Silts,
lcQsn an ben srlten brri Gaeen ets Areumsnt
@ni6tes 3ur GrTrtrrung fefgtitBt psresn;
sinbrittel Der snn;en anjabl IInb fur isbsn Der
brti Saas aubunsll,n.
Die GsrtiUrari gilts fol- ifparat aufssmatt
unb iUl auf ben DOunsrifas isSsr arsumsnt
8U6e feItssIsBt tperbsn.
5rgsnb elm psitfrsr 8all fann Der ar9umsnt
2iIs bsigsfiist ptrbsn auf anpeiiuns ess ST.
ri6ts p6tr bur6 @siu6 einss anpaItss, unb
fol- am Dpnnrritae mad per Gerttcrari eiite
angstIrt perpsn; ppraus9eieBt, taB tpenn ir>
aenp Gin folder Saa burb @slu6 bes @ntpal-
fss Der 9ilts bsigsfiist purbr, 70 muB benz sss'
nsrI6sn Anrpalt ;ebn Gage ppr Der GrSrtrruns
Nahritt baSUn srssten ipsrben, penn elm fol-
der anssitslt it; psnn nidt, bann Der esss
ntrii6en parei. Die @rsument eiife fur has
g4aiIsn @jsri6t unb fir ras Dyer unb Ger
miner unb Quarter SsIicns fol- auf ben 6rsis
tag tsbsr Irsumrnt Wc6t feitgeisBt wsrbsn.
Durh bas @eriht:
81. gB. Arbbalp, 8criiyenber Ri6tsr.
IttsIirt-L bps. 8. Dale, prUtbpnUtarY.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05

Sn 9biIabeIpbia bat Ri6ter 1Rupsr
entI6ieben, bab bic YbiIaoelpbia unb
8eaSins giienbabn @Ompanie fein &e6t
babe, bic sepIante So6babn au bauen,
obne bic @tutpiaisunS bes Staotratbes.
DieIe tpurSe aber biSber beburrIi6 pers
tpeisert. cbipObl bic Gompanie aae nur
m6sli6en 3useitdnbniIie matte. Oa
bic 8ennIpIpania 8abn ebenfaus auf
elmer Sodbubn in bic Stabt bineln
fOmmt, 70 1T eS bod sepib ni6t mebr
uIs re6t unb bilis. bab Der &eaoinS
@ompanie baHelbe Reat 3u8eitanben
tpiro.-9ie @ompunie tpiro tpubri9eins
lid an bic Supreme Court appeairen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
Jersey CITY.

Patrick Mcdonald, age fifty, laborer living at No.
3O7 Montgomery-st., committed suicide yesterday by
hanging himself from the transOm over door He
leaves widow and SIX grown-up children. No cause
Is known for the suicide.
Among the prisoners sentenced yesterday by Judge
LippincOtt in the Court of General Sessions was Hrs
Mary Brady, convicted of being common scold and
nuisance She was fined so5 and costs The Judge
gave her lecture and intimated that several OF her
nelghbors were as bad she. Charles PfeIcr, who
while shooting at a mark in Gutenberg accidentally
killed O. child 10 its nurses arms was fined $3.50 and
costs.
Mrs Mary. Ulrch, eccentric woman seventy
years Old who has been living alone In a small
house at No. 10 Bleeokerst., jersey City Heights,
was missed by the neighbors Monday, and at night
Policeman Short asked TO make an investga ion
The policeman effected entrance through window
and found the old woman sick in bed, and almost
dead from want Of nOurishment. She had been In
the room alone for nearly week. She was re
moved 10 the City Hospital. Mrs. Ulrich owns the
house she lived in and other property, from which
she derived sufficient income TO live comfortably
II she chose She will be sent TO some Institution to
be cared for at her own expense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs-Bbs were opened by the Board
Of Trustees on Monday night for the building of The
sewerage system, pumping station and disposal works ;
otto H. GeOrg. of No. 32ll Third ave. New OrK
was the lowest bidder at Sl59,078 80. John O. Mer
rttt of Port Chester, was second, with Old Of
$3.50 $50 Oh. The board will meet to award the con-
tract tonight.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men were recently arrested
at New Haven on a charge of burglary. One of them
confessed the commission of the crime and said that
the stolen property was secreted 10 the lott over
chapel in the town of Msmaroneck Officers visited
a mission chapel IN Weaverst and discovered small
opening In the ceiling In the loft was found
quantity of slverware some of It broken to pieces
four overcOats and other articles of value.
MOUNT VERNON-Daniol Bowden, age about
twenty-elght who Is employed in BurtOn's lumber
yard fell from heavily loaded wagon yesterday and
tho wheels passed over his right leg above the kRe,
He was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital to have the leg
amputated. young woman, to whom he was 10
be- married In two weeks, attended him On strechcr
at the railway station.
TARRYTOWN. Samuel Abrams, who had his foot
c11t of by the cars Croon Thursday night, died
AZ the County AmshOuse at farrytown yesterday
morning Coroner Sutton Will hold an inquest
YONKERs.-wlniam Fitzpatrick age one hundred
and i've wears retired citizen, died yesterday at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Hugh Reilly. lie retired
from business twenty-five years ago lie never used
TOBACCO nor LIQUOR. He leaves four daughters and
three sons, his wife having died eleven years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
NO BRIBERY CASES CALLED.

COLONEL GELLOws EXPRESSES SOME DOUBTS
MOVING THAT INDICTMENTS BE DISMISSED.
The extraordinary term OF the Court of oyer and
Termlner was opened yesterday morning by Judge
Daniels The adjournment had been taken until that
time 10 enable DlsrictAttorney Fellows TO call any
other bribery case which he might be ready to move
No case was called for trial. Ex-Judge Fullerton,
OK Judge Nelson and Frank J. Dupgnac, counsel for
James A. Richmond asked that the indictments against
their client be dismissed DslrictAuorney Fellows
said that he would the alta 10 the court with
out argument Robert G.. Ingersoll and rotn H.
Brd counsel for Thomas B. Kerr asked that the rest
~ the indictments against Kerr be dismissed. as the
one case tried had resulted In an aoquittal Jndge
Daniels suggested that special plea to these indict
mens might be entered.
The court adjourned to the hrst Monday OF &c
tober.
pstrctAttorney Fellows said, after the court pro-
ceedngs were over that he did not oppose the mo-
tions In the Richmond case with any vigor because
in the progress of the trials no evidence had been
developed on which Richmond could be conVlcted'
As the twenty other indictments against Kerr wore
founded on exactly the same evidence as that de-
veoped on the trial which ended In his acqiittal the
indictments would probably be dismissed or the prose-
cution under them abandoned.
Delaney Nicou and Assistant DistrctAtorney
semple had long conversation with Mr.. Fellows yes
terday afternoon. None of them would disclose tne
subject of the interview. There will undoubtedly be
a general movement the part Of the accused Alder
men to secure the dismissal of the proceedings against
them As Mr. Fellows has said that he cannot eA-
nect a conviction without further evidence the &C
rIsed men have become bold. Motions TO dismiss inc
Indictments will probably be made as soon as the
court OF oyer and Termner again meets J.. ,
Mr.. Fellows said yesterday that Judge Daniels nad
assured him that IN all his acquaintance WIN me
facts connected with the bribery cases he had nor
known case better and more completely tried than
that Of McQuade at Balstosl.
~ Clark T. Saratoga y,
called al me Distric Attorneys Office yesterday ana
presented bill for S2.6sS 40, the expenses OF holding
HE court at which McQuade was trt.d, Mt, Fellows
said that he would at send the hill TO The state
Controller who would undoubtedly pay II promptly!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24

Navor Grant sent TO the Board OF Aldermen a
message yesterday on the subject Of tnerant street
musicians anied with the draft Of an ordinance
framed by the Corporation Counsel which Mr.. Grant
recommended that the Board should pass. 1t forbds
all street performances by strolhng mnstrels under
penaty Of $40 for each offence. Its passage would
have enectually wiped out tho tooters,' but a
majority OF the Aldermen have apparently fellow
feeling Of some sort for the vagabond musicians as
they failed to pass the oninance ID TO TO- and then
sent il to the Law Committee with Instructions to
report at tho next meeting, which does not come Off
until August 2s. Alderman Rapp offered a resolution
restricting the hours of torture to between a. m.
and p. M: forbhding The playing Of Instruments
within 800 feet of church school during h0urs Of
divine service or school hours, or within the same
distance Of a private house whose occupant objected
40 The nuisance forbdding the importation Of per-
formers under contract and compelling all street
musicians 10 obtain license from the Mayor. This
vas also rcfornd 10 the Law Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Alderman John MoCarty, who is about to remove
from the Fifth 10 the Twenty second Ward. has Sc
lectcd a house at No. 267 Berkeley Place
The City Railroad Company proposes to Increase
the number of cars on the Courtst. line by running
new ones from the Gowanus Canal to the Bridge
Counsel for Drs Mary A. Dixon-Jones and Charles
N DIxon-Jones who are under indictment f0r lnan-
slaughter in the second degree In connection Win the
treatment OF patients at the Woman's Hospital, ap
piled to Judge Moore In the Court OF sessions, yes
terday for an order to show cause why The trial OF
the defendants should not proceed forthwith Judge
Moore said that he could not grant the Order as ne
was about To 90 on his vacation and no Nstrlct-At
torncy was in Europe but he promised 10 grant the
motion in the fall If the prosecution OF the case nan
boon unnecessarily delayed.
A permit has been granted to Charles Arblciue 70
erect fiat at Columbia Heights and Orangest', ton
stories in height, to cost 100000.
Mrs Halsey Corwin wife OF the City rreaSprors
died Yesterday at her home, No 400 Pacinc-st Hon
consumption. She had been sick for year
Tho police were asked yesterday to look for tn-
ward S. Brown, age fftythree, OF No LIZA lexington
ave New-York, who was formerly an active poll
tican He left his home on July ~, and nothing mas
been seen or heard of bin since.
John j. Ward a member of the Republican E1-
ecutve Committee from the Second Wards died at his
home No. SO Frontst., on sunday. age thirty-slx.
He caught cold while parading In washington on III
augIratiOn day. and never recovered nom the eHccte
of it, His funeral takes place today
A number of Grand Army men suggested TO Mayor
Chapin Yesterday the name of eX-Unitcd states Dis
tIctAnorney Mark d. WILDER for the raranoy In che
Park Commission Mr. Wfber IS an active Demo
cratic politician, and served as chairman OF the de-
troit Park Commission In 1873.
Deaths last week. 4l2 births, o71; marriages, 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24

GEORGE L. CRANE GOES BACK TO HIS OLD |
CLERKSHIP IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

GEORGE L. CRANE GOES BACK TO HIS OLD
cLERKsH1P IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
ACTION BY SECRETARY WINDOW.
Collector Erhardt yesterday Informed Deputy-Col-
Iector Henry D. stanwood that George L. Crane had
been reinstated as clerk in the Second Division.
Mr. Crane old soldier, serving faithfully with
the Brooklyn 14th Regiment After the war he en-
tered the civil service at Washington, but was soon
transferred 10 duty the Custom House here In his
twenty-three years service up to Mr.. Magone's ac-
cesson to the Collectorship, Mr.. Crane had made
high record and had risen 10 cerkship In the Entry
Division at d salary of 81 200 year. When Col
lector Murphy in Office Mr.. Crane was often at
his desk in those days until IL p IN.
Collector Magone, however, without word of
warning dismissed Mr.. Crane from the service. Az
,erward he found that he could dispense win Mr.
Cranes services and relnstated him in the service at
a salary Of ~ COO year, promising Mr. Crane, how
ever that his old place would be restored to him.
AS soon as Mr. Stanwood rcappointed to his old
Office which be had filled so well for some years,
he interested himself in his Old friends TO
that Justice was done to him. Both were heartily
congratulated yesterday by all at the Custom House
who heard the news
The Secretary of the Treasury has renstated Abra-
ham G. Rcmsen as examiner, and Peter Twamley
and Isaac W. Cole as samplers in the sugar de-
partment of the Appraisers Stores in this city This
praiser Cooper after thorough examination of the
facts. Remsen removed by Secretary Fairchid
on the strength of inslnuaons against him contained
I'm the noted report of Special Agent Byrne. 1t IS
generally understood, though, that J. 5. McElwee,
Democratic examiner in the sugar department. was at
the bottom Of the dismissal only Of Remsen. but
OF Twamley aud Cole, who had given testimony against
McHlwee in the Hale Investigation. Twamley had
made affdavits TO the effect that McElwee had been
intoxicated while on duty and had used dsrespectfu
language regarding his superior officers. General Grant
ana the Grand Army of the Republic. McElwee IS
still an examiner I'm the sugar department, but his
dismissal IS imminent He has his resign alton
10 Mr.. Cooper hut the atter did not accept II II
charges made against Mc1.lwee are now being in
vestigatod which will doubtless result in his prompt
dismissal. The who have been reinStated are all
Republicans aud had served many years In the APP
praiscr's Stores.
Secretary Window misunderstanding Tichenor and
Appraiser Cooper called at the Custom House about
D. m. and we're cosetod with Collector Erhartt for
short time. They Left the Custom House together.
Shortly after the party had departed Vice Pree
dent Morton called at the Custom House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ACTING CAPTAIN zoLLINGER MISSING.

ACTING CAPTAIN ZOLLINGER MISSING.
EvImNoE IN REGARD TO THE CHARGES OF
CRUELTY ON THE STEAMSHIP FINANCE
The further examination OF the charges OF cruelty
nv the officers OF the steamship Finance on her re-
cent VOYAGE from Brazil to this port touching at
Barbadoes, was held by United States Commissioners
uorle Yesterday G. 81. John. OF No. 52o Ciassoh
ave. one of passengers. gave evidence regarding
the cruelty practcd upon tho four negro stow@"ays
who got in the coal bunkers al ST. Thomas lie sara
that Ohof officer Evelyn kicked one OF the boys IN
the face and in the ribs. William GABRIEL aiias Iom
Jones the only one OF the stowaways that reaoneu
this mort 1.-THE Others having been put ashore on
harren rock near 1T. Thomas, tall coloFcd youth
~ about fifteen summers, told how Evelyn kicked MN
and beat him with Delaying pin and also struck MIN
IN the face He said that ne did not intend TO stay
aboard the vessel, but was trimming coal ana ieh
asleep.
The defence waived examination and Evelyn
was held in IS 900 for the action Of the United STATES
Grand jury Acting Captain zollinger, who IS also
accused of cruelty TO the boys and 70 SAILOR naeu
burke cannot be found by the authorities. ~ was
said in court yesterday, when Burkes meme was
called by Theodore Hansen, who was discharge IruIh
his position as deck-quartermaster Of the finahce
after he testified TO the cruelty OF the onicerS lha
Burke had been made drunk and on sunday snlpped
England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
cprlr prDrCrIONS IN FANCY GOODS.

H. O'Nem 81 Co.. the large dry goods hrm az
Twentieth-st and Sixthave., have al present large
stook of goods of various kinds, which they are
Offering for sale at extremely low prices. The large
number of white suits beautifully made with
killed skirts and double ruleS across the back form
ing SASH and the waist is box peai cd at the back
and front They are to be sold for the trihing sum
Of 10 which is less than onethrd OF their former
price The prices OF the sateen suits. OF which there
is grea, variety, IN all c0lors made with full shawl
drapery and plain basques, range between g. 95 and
"A So having been reduced from So 9s and 50 10.
Great inducements offered in the line Of blaoE
lace dresses made on surah silk Their present
price IS S2l95 each having been sold formerly for
$40 The stock of black beaded wraps having capes
with the now long jet fringe for the sleeves and
body and made OF heavy ottoman silk. is exception
ally fine Here again the prices have been reduced
from So IS aud Sl9 20 to 50 so and ~ 20. \
special feature IS also made of the bathing suits
Which are offered a 81 o. and upwarl. summer
cashmere sbawls. IN plain and fancy colOrs, may be
had at 50 cents each. The collection OF cloth and silk
travelling gowns for Ia the mountains and or
the steamers is complete. a, Is the case with rhi
drens suits, the prices in both being exception
ally low. There is also great variety Of trimmed
and untrmmed straw hats aud a cOllcc ton OF ptra
soils which It would be difficult 10 surpass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
4 BIG SIM OF MONEY FOR SULLIVAN.

The stakes aud belt In the championship prize
fight between sullivan and Kilran paid by the
stakeholder "AL" Cridgs. yesterday. In addition the
entire winnings $40 O0O two OF Boston champions
hackers Wakcly and johnson. have presented 10 him their
shan Of the stakes. e.. 800 each. and 1t IS likely that
Mr. Willett tie monsyed of The Illustrated
News" which Is behind sullivan, viii also turn his
half OF the original stakemonay. which win mako Sui
vans rewnrd for winning against KIlHatn. $4,000 Pa
addklon Sullivan got ". 600 his share Of ths sx
cursion money. and another 81 900, which che
result money bet while the battle going
% This gves total Of So 600 the largest that
ever rewarded A pugllisi's ciofcs Qu1ser Of this
amount would have tremendous total Of winnings
for a dozen battles a few years ago. Dan" Murphy
said has, night thss sullivan was not likely TO 90 to
Baston for Axy or t<a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24

.nol,s . Chicago s. Pitchers-Getzen and Healy. Um'
pre-McQuaie.
cleveland July o3-Good bsse-runping and timely bat
,,,g gave Cleveland victory Plttsburg today Both
pitchers we're in splendid form The score was
G clG,ySs3s ......S ! 9 Q 90
B,sehits-ceveland g. Pittstnrg s. Er1ors-Geveland
. Pittsbure l. Ptchers-beatin ana SVSo'' umpire
Curry.
Columbus. July 23.-King pitched better game IMAM
BALDWIN to-day and support far superior to that
given e home pitcher The champions took the lead In
IN. second inning and had little trouble in holding the
advantage 70 the end The score was
GO 1oT,. ...........d6 9 2 g ! -
Observation-Disclosures 8. St. Louis TO- FIrors-Columous
T. St Louis 2. Pitchers-Baidwtn and King Umpire
dofand.
Philadelphia July oS-Cncnnad easily defeated the
Athletics in the opening game this afternoon Dy haruef
and more frequent hitting and cleaner fielding Weyhing
ost control OF the ball IN the sixth and seventh innings
and with aid Of little Indifferent fielding the visitors
rolled up eight The score was a. follows;
A AtSlSI5Is - :::::... Q Q %
Observation-Disclosures 6, Cincinnati 10. ErrOrs-Athetic
T. Cincinnati l. Pitchers-Weyhlng and Durye1 I'm
pre-Truman.
Baltimore, July 23.-he Louisvllles were defeated to-
day through inability hit Foremsn's delivery, materially
assisted by the splendid work OF the Baltmores fuckers
batting the feature Of the game The score was:
BSiHGre ....... Of
Observation-Disclosures 0. Louisville 4. Errors-Baltimore
? Louisville g. Pitchers-Foreman and Ehrct. Umpire
Goldsmith.
Al IIartford-Hartford L. New-Haven 8.
H Auburn-Aubun 5, Seneca Balls 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
NEWARK.

The tax assessors yesterday fixed the tax rate for
the county at sc, and the city rate at 1886, making
the total rate for Newark 81 o2 each 300 of val
uation. This IS reduction of SIX points from last
year
John Lawton age twelve. living with his parents at
No. 162 Fery-st, slipped from cana-boat INTO the
canal at Jaokson-st yesterday and was drowned
1t was announced yesterday that Charles f. Lewis
purser Of the steamboat City of Albany, running TO
Coney Island, missing from his post, and that a
deficiency Of 5000 had been discovered in the ac-
counts The police yesterday were informed Of the
matter.
The South Park Presby terrain Church has formally
extended a call to the Rev. Lyman W. Allen, of the
Carondeet Presbyterian Church. in St Louis, at sal
airy of $4,000, with Of the parsonage.
Tho body OF Jacob Schmidt, editor OF local Ger
man weekly, was inclnerated at Fresh Pond, l. L.
yesterday afternoon.