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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
LEGIT1ME, THE E1ILE OFF FOR FRANCE.
aE DOES NOT WANT THE UNITED STATES TO
HAVE ST. NICHOLAS MoIsi

aE DOES NOT WANT THE UNITED STATES TO
HAVE ST. NICHOLAS MOIsl
General f. D. Legiime. ex-President OF Hays,
sailed for France in the steamship La Bretagne al
3 80 o'clock yesterday morning. He left the Hotel
Martin about II o'clock on Friday evening, accom-
naned bv Generals Carrie and Francois and the other
members Of his party. They occupied stateloons
numbering from $50 TO 1S6. General Scion McnOs
acted as majordomo attending TO all ths arrange
ments.
The day prior to his departure was spent in sight
seeing In the morning, after walk along Broad
way he took long drive in the upper part of the
city. accompanied by Generals Carrie and Francois
He visited among other places the tomb of General
Grant.
In an interview shortly before his departure General
Ieritime expressed himself as delighted with New
York but declared that he had been misrepresented
I'm the press of this city. Ho did not issue his
promised manifesto but said that he opposed TO
the alleged intention of the United States to take
St Nicholas Mole a coaling station The United
stateso he added, 81 have always favored the North
rather than the south in Haytian troubles, just as
to-day they favor and uphold Hyppolte. ! cannot
approve their taking ST. Nicholas Mole without the
consent of Chambers and people do not believe
that consent viii be given at any time That policy
would SAVIOR too much Of the blood and IRON policy
Of Bismarck The United Stat0s should not draw IL
lessons from the Cabinet AZ Valzin. lndce1, tht
acquisition would be Invaluable to them. IL would oI
Asace Lorraine and constantly give them trouble
refused 10 entertain the proposal, and no President
Of Hayt who for his country will dare ask the
economical protectOrae. ] am glad that left Hayt
II such state OF affairs is TO be thrust upon US"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
THE OLD BELL RINGS OUT AGAIN.
VALUED BY THE WORKING PEOPLE OF THE
EAST SIDE

VALUED BY THE WORKING PEOPLE OF THE
EAST SIDE
The old Mechanics bell in the Eleventh Ward was
rllng again last night, and the people of the East
side from stanton-st to Eighteenth-st illuminated
their houses displayed fireworks paraded and cheered
Tho history Of this old bell is dear to the working
neople of the East Side. In 1881, when there were
shipyarls all along the East River from Stantonst
10 Flghtcenth-st, the joiners carpenters, caulkes
and smiths became dissatisfied with the time sig
nails OF the bosses. There were complaints among
them that the bell calling the men TO work rang
oo early by several minutes both in the morning and
at the expiration of the dinner hour at noon. While
il invariably late in sending them to dinner and
to their homes at night
The dissatisfaction resulted in the workmen form
ing an organization for the purpose OF securing a
bell of their own. The project was successful
and a bell was put up the old marketplace on
stanton-st Some years later it was removed 70 a
tower in Smith & Dlmond's yard, In Fourth-St
near Avenue D., where it now stands.
On the eve of the Fourth of July, 1880 the Del
was cracked aud the ioners subscribed money to have
IL rvcast. Several months ago the tower it was n
was found 10 be unsafe and IL was decided 10 Dulh
a new one For 1876 days the bell was silent
At 80 last night the Shipio1ers Assembly mel
I'm front of the bell tower. Master workman
Mooney set the lever I'm notion and the iron tongue
of the bell rang out on the night air as clear anC
strong as procession OF the lolnefs wa
then formed and IT passed through the prncpa
r,ets Of the war 10 the headquarters OF the Jolnes
Assembly az Avenue and Thlrd-st, where recep
ton was held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
LONG ISLAND.

GLEN COVE-Dr watson has left town and his
destination is unknown. DR.. Charles H. Hall has a
bill of sale on his property. Dr.. Watson wanted
money and was obliged sell his claims against
patients. The horses and carriages were sold TO pr
Hall but one OF the horses has been attached by Mr.
Crandall, plumber. In 1876 DR.. watson abandoned
wife and two children.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-City Treasurer Beckwenn
yesterday sent a letter to Mayor Gleason demanding
from him sc $40 81 which the treasurer declares has
been illegally retained by the Water Board, OF whlc1
the Mayor IS president. The amount demanded IS me
difference between the amount OF money received Dy
the Water Commissioners and what they deposted
with the city treasurer, as shown at the recent IN
vestgaon OF the affairs of the department, made by
a committee of the Common Council Mayor Gleason
saws that he VIII send the warrants which were giVeI
for work on the water mains, and which were taker
up by the Water Department, to the city treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
JERSEY CITY.

Edward Burke age sixteen, an employe OF the
Union Nows Company, struck by tram near
the Erie Railway depot yesterday morning anu
received probably fatal injuries He was remove" 70
ST. Francis Hospital.
Arthur T. Deane, Of No. 42 West Twenty-thitu-sI'
New York was arrested yesterday afternoon charseu
with malicious mischief Some time ago Deahe 80"
AN oil painting 10 Mr.. Ross Of No. 237 Van llorneS'
agreeing TO take his payments on the mstalmeh
plan Yesterday he called for payment Dul MIS-
Ross had made UP her mind that she did not hhe
the picture. which was a portrait OF herself anu
refused to pay any more. Deane took the picture
from the wall and destroyed it. Justice McCofnicA
admitted him to bail
John Reilly, of ST. PauPs-ave., the boy VINO was
arrested on a charge of having robbed st. 'onh
Roman Catholic Church, in Van WmNe-s''' Oh
cr,c6x yesments and other articles, was arralsned
before Police Justice Wanser yesterday morning
Some of the stolen articles recovered nom MS
parents' house, and Others from pawnshoP Inc
hoy made full confession. He was commit'ed lor
trial,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
81 to Sc West 23d ST

by November and services will be held there every
Sunday after that time. The annual
meeting of the Board of Trade will be held Tues
day evening.
LARCHMONT.-The property OF Eben S. Allen has
been sold TO Charles ID. Shepard for $4,000.
HARRISON.-W. A. Thomas, of Rye. has been
awarded contract for the erection Of the new pas
senger station.
RYE.-Three fine stained glass windows are being
placed In the new Church Of the Resurrection. one
Is memorial window presented by Mrs. Alexander
Gourley in memory OF her son, Alexander The
others are gifts of Il. Frank Downing and Thomas
McManus
Jervls has received call from the Presbyterian
Church OF Sing Sing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
wrSTCUESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-A company OF men and women
has purc hascd the vacant lot at Railroad and licking
ION ayes for the purposes Of erecting Casino, max
inr tennis courts etc. -. The Grand Jury has dis
posed of twenty -four Of the sixty which viii
Come before that body at tho present Court Of SEES
sons. A number of women connected with St.
Johns Roman Catholic Church have presented to their
pastor, the Rev. " iam A. Dunphy, fine horse
TARRYTOWN.-The Corporation Counsel has been
instructed to begin suit aga net certain p. oserty
owners for opening public streets without permission
Doolittle OF Rutgers College Will preach in the
First Reformed Church to-day. St Paul's Metho
dist Episcopal Church will reopen on September %
If has been closed since April l for repairs. New
CARPETS and electric lights have been put In the
walls have been frescOed.
PORTCHEsTER.-1he vesiry Of ST. Peters Protest
ant Episcopal Church expect tO have the basement
Of the new house Of worship ready for occupancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
STATEN ISLAND WANTS THE FAIR.

A meeting of about 200 Staten Islanders was held
II -le casino az ST. George yesterday afternoon 10
further Frastus wiman's project for getting tho
Worlds Fair at Staten Island. F. p. Doyle, of the
Richmond County Board of Supervisors, presided,
and Thurow CuLlife made secretary. tele
gran was read nom Thomas NJ King, vice-president
Of the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, saying. The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company will give fits
most hearty cooperation looking 10 have the Worlds
Fair located on Staten Island,' and adding that he
had authorized Superintendent Cannon, OF the Staten
Island Rapid Transit Company, 10 subscribe 1000
toward the expenses OF the movement TO put the
claims Of staten Island properly before the Committee
on Site and the public. Erastus Wiman added 800
10 this fund and Mr.. Norton $50. Speeches were
made by Erastus wiman, Mr.. Norton, f. c. Brbdg-
man. E. 5. Cannon and others, and committee OF
fifteen was APP 0nted 10 learn what accommodations
In the way OF she approaches by waer aud gas
supply 5 aten Island could Oner FOR the Far, and
10 presen his claims before the Committee on Site
The committee chosen from the i've towns on
fhe island, as follows Southhed, {; q. Hart, j. +.
Fnlmons r. Bachman, G.. .. SchOnald, ID. I. Cor
nell: Wes1deld Hubbard II. leman c. {.
Etelscher T. A. Johnson, h. ii. NalfJid and Mr..
Eiiou: n ddietown. George III. Daley, james Nc
Nance Louis DE JOnge Charles II. Crasf, james NJ.
Tssis CastletOn ETastus Wiman, A. Prentice, T.. q.
Drdgman Nicholas Muller, Mr.. Norton; Mortified,
i IL Hausman, stephen Whitman, S. +. Rawson,
g. r. Wright and C.. 4. Griffith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK. .......sATURDAY. SEPT 7, IS


PORT or NEW.YoRK. SATURDAY SEPT. Z, 1889
ARRIVED
Steamer Etrura (Brl Hams Liverpool Aug 81 Queens.
town sept with mdse and passenger 10 Vernon Brown
10. Arm ell al the Bar at u an
steamer Island (NOrl Larsen, Swnemunde Aug 10, Copen
hagen mdse and 10 Funch Edge Co.
rived the Bar al 7.3O m
steamer Wilhelm III tGer Strmcr. Bremen Aug %
southampton with mdo and passengers 10 Oeoh Co.
Arrived az the Bar al an ,, -
teamer Valencia Chambers Puerto CabellO 26
Gao 40 LAguayra witt mdse and Bouon
Bliss a DaletL Arrived at the Bar at a n
Steamer Camerata (Brl Cook. stJohns PR days. with
mdse passengers order weasel 10 Miller Bun Co.
Arrived AT the Bar at 8 m -
steamer Aers Mason Galveston days. with mdso to
van Sickle. .---, -, -.
mdse and passengers TO X walker
kezbarrc. Oates. Boston Tor fOrt Johnson
Steamer Caroline Miller, o. jren. Boston, u + Elliott.
Liberia Page STERN Leane July 80, with Nose TO
Yates a Purterheld
barn Antigua (Br) Crosoy, Windsor Ms, with plaster 10
] b King 4 Co; vessel 10 J n Whitney d CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
QUEEN ISABELLA NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN.
SUSAN B. ANTHONY WANTS PART OF THE
WORLDS FAIR FOR wOMANKIND.

SUSAN r. ANTHONY WANTS PART OF THE
WORLDS FAIR FOR woMANKIND.
Among the Worlds Fair correspondence received
M the MAYORS office yesterday was letter rom
susan b. Anthony ce-president-atlarge OF the
National Woman's Suffrage Association. She writes:
On behalf Of the women Of this New World, allow me
10 ask YOU TO set apart OF the permanent buildings Of
the exposition TO the While the men OF our
country shall rear temples in honor Of Columbus 1t VIII
surely be more fitting for the to celebrate the
virtues OF Queen Isabella The building should be named
the Tsabea Temple and in it should be shown the WORK
OF woman az a helpmeet worthy Of man.
At a meeting OF the Fox Estate Association, held
September 8. resolutions were adopted urging the
choice of Crotona Park and neghbOfhOOd as the site.
Chesebro & Whitman favor site on the Sound at
Oak and Bsrretto Points. Pelham Bay Park, with a
grand arch to span the Sound from NewYork TO Long
Island towers on each sde with elevators going up
Ia a grand promenade from shore 10 shore. They
offer a long hag-pole for the centre of the arch
Paul Brothers, manufacturers Of boots, shoes and
rubbers Markets., Philadelphia. write indorsing the
proposed Worlds Fair in NewYork and offer to sub
scribe for some of the capital stock They also say
sWhlle It eminenuy proper for the exhibition TO be
held in York. it to that 1t viii be wise fol
fhe General Committee to have cooperative commit
ices for special lines of manufactures, etc., in other
cities or States j think the local pride Of Philadel
pha can be stimulated to MAKE credable display OF
The industries of the city, II the citizens invited
~ fon I'm forming representative committees act
with the General Committees in charge of the plans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
a1,cK, PFGTNs TO PEEP AGAIN.

Peeping Jack7 has again appeared in Elizabeth
v Mrs Allen widow who lives in walnut-st,
,eporisd f. the police yesterday that early In the
morning she was awakened, and saw a man In her
room standing beside her bed. He had both HANDS
on his hips and was looking intently at her face
She screamed and he disappeared, making his exit
through a window He tall and slend r Ihere
was a pocket book and gold watch lying on inc
bureau near where he stood, but he maze no a'
tempt 10 take them.
About 8 O'Clock Friday night two women were
walking i'm East Jersey-st. when a man spidnG
from behind a tree, and lcvelling a pstol az ,hch
Commanded them to hat. The women Scrvancu dhI
attracted q number of men 10 then assistance
The fellow fed across the open common and es
caped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
1v1rrPFD Ry A BOILER EXPLOSION.

The boiler in McKcevers dry dock on the south side
of the Washingon-st gap jersey City, eXplodei al
4 80 p. m yesterday. The boiler was lifted from It's
foundation and carried distance OF several ieet.
The furnace door blown OFF and struck Charles
Nelson, facturng several OF his bones lie "cS aiso
,oroir scaIded NV tbe escaping steam. A piece OF
iron from the boiler struck Thomas Murphy, laDorer'
I'm the back and severely injured him. Both men were
removed to the City Hospital, and 1t Is thought thai
Nelson will die Nlurphys injuries are not CONSIDERED
dangerous The dry dock considerably damaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
ALONG THE SOUND.

pRIDGEPORT-Dr Willis Cummings, Of the Bridge
mort Medical Association has been experimenting with
milk by forcing it into bottles under pressure OF
tarv 10 use lie has submitted to the ASSOCIATION
bottles of milk over two weeks old put up by ms
process the contents being sweet as the day me
rorks were driven A wel-eXecuted esize portrait
Of William II. Barnum has been presented to me
quarters. senator Plat will address the Con
nccticut Press Association at its meeting, september
1G at Highland Lake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

SPRING vALLEY.-Dr. R. b. Murray, proprietor
of The Spring Valley Press" arrested on frday
night on a charge OF criminal libel and In default OF
bail was taken TO the county jail The complainant
Is George Il. Tallman, wellknOwn young cluzen OF
spring Valley DR.. NIuTay's paper, issued Friday
contained q personal attack on Mr. Tallman INC
latter at once began proceedings In suit for criminal
IiLcl The doctor was greatly asonished when he was
arrested. BAH fixed at $500, but the prisoner
could not secure a bondsman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
SHE SHOT A CHINAMAN-

Mrs Lottie Yiek the white wife Of Chinsman living
at No. 10 Pelst locked up in the Elizabeth st.
police station hast night for shooting Lee Toy In the leg
Lee Toy is Chinese cigar merchant and lives No. IL
Pe.st the house from which Ksku Kuss tbs Japanese
girl ned last week. He and Mrs. Yiek both declared
last night that SHOOTING accidental.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
AN rnrrnR,s SLIGHT RrsrnREn

Lucien sanal. eor OF this city who threatened
with blindness has hal successful operation pert Ell
upon his eyes ana Is happy IN renewed pos ion
Of his sight Mr. ssnia sniicted with elaueoma
which gave him considerable pain AMI the Of
great his friends He placed himself In charge
Dr. George Norton, chief surgeon OF the Homeopathic
ophthslmie Hospital lie will be able resume his lit
ersry duties ia a few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
HOME NEWS
ppoN,NrSr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

RRuNswICK-H. L. w. Lawson, M r.. Of ENG a ana
CLARENDON-Mm Modieska Firth n ~
,,,,r Nv c;overnor H. C. warmoth, OF Lousiana-0IL-
Genera, George s. Baicheiier Assistant Seertaly
~ the Treasury MURRAY HILL-Bishop ",ia =,
pu1ar q, San Francisco WINDSoR-rhe Rev. 1eolge
n Iorimer, OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
PLANS FOR THE ARROWS FESTIVAL.

The committee appointed by the Arion Society to
mako arrangements for the coming musical festival TO
be held October and have finished their work
Besdes the ArIon, the following societies will take
usrt I'm the festival: The orpheus, OF Buffalo; Junger
Mapnerchor of Philadeiphia: Germania. Liederkran2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sun rises $50 Sets 617 N,'r SETS 400 Moons age 10
HIGH WATER
H-sandy Hook 6:2o Gov. Island 63S Hell Gate S27
p M-Sandy Hook o.36 GOV Island sos Hell Cato s44
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
vonu nuy TRIBUNE SUNDAY s9-EIGHIEEN PAGES

and Harmonic of Baltimore Arion OF NeT wa strand anu
zero $50 in number will be the guests OF the Arloh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08

Rre britannia Hotchks Barbados Is days. with sugar to
Middleton & Co; vessel to II Trowbrdge's Sons
sUNsEr-At Sandy Hook wind moderate E; foggy. AT
CITY Island wind light n Z; cloudy.
CLEARED
Steamer Eloe (Ger) Sander Bremen VIA southampton
Steamer NC Nygsard ESys e
oselgps Teri 3Nor Kaniz Manhania-Hugh Kelly.
Stenmer Seneca, Stevens, Havana ana MaahAaS 'A" Il
W Steamer comal Risk Galveston Key wesC Mallory
& co. o,. >,.,, oro.n. -1o,D r Van Sickle
steamer LOUISIANA. eager. New Orleans-s seaman 3
Steamer City of Birmingham Berg savannah VASE VASE
steamer Blue tBrj, EHlrdge Brunswick 'a-fuhon
hs Steamer Gulf Stream Trbou Wilmington NC-wm Clyde
steamer Cleopatra. Dole, West Point. va-old Dominion
Old Dominion Couch Newport News and Richmond
steamer Roanoke Huphers. Newport News and Norfolk
stesmer LAGrestna OBJ Batty BalmOre-F1nch Edge
steamer Alsenborn Lewis Batmore-H Foster
STEAMER Lucy Miller, E1mer Banger-t n 9 Ii
steamer Herman Winter Hallett Boston II Dlmooh
Bark Arladne (Nor Hansen. Christiania-fuhcn' hyue
barn Charles Lung GER. wicke. Hamburg-waten' Toei
BARK Bar Emma Pay1ant OBJ. Dexter, limerick Whit
BARK Golden Fleece Armstrong Brdgetown BaroadOe'
II rrOwOridge'' Sous SAILED
Steamers serva for Lverpool Anchoria Glasgow msrte'
To- Hun; EtGe Bremen E cayes Trindad Wndward Islands
New.Oreansi Old Dominion, Kchmondi koanoAe' Ne"pO''
| Brig Carb, for BeiKe' ..,,o,-
FOPEIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL sept Arrived steamer Gadtano Cspah' "oi
| coche9 from New-YOrk - . -, VI.
oS,ied steaner Cunc (Br) NichOl for New YORK M ~,
of,FFSsTOwN sept ARRIVED, steamer Omorlt VDI ~
Mclean from NewYOrk on her way ~ Liverpool anu Pro
| ceeded. ,-,,-, ...-.o. C,bouo fpr) Mundy for
| New YORK. ,., .,..,,sr Iersev CITY fBr) GOyier
| BRISTOL sept ARRIVED Ste"iiei "'''NJ 0' '''
non Wn Sept Arrived steamer Santiago rh Potter from
ni Arrived steamer wenseydale ('r Caue from
,9E Sept 7saed steamer Ia BourgoSne Pr Fran
| Cuel for New.YOrk.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-08
ABBREVIATED TElEGRAMS.

1t is stated that the car will within a
short time be crowned king of Poland
Count Tolstoi. Russian minister of the
interior, who had been i'll for some time, is
dead.
Hon. Smith NJ Weed was elected presi-
dent of Plattsburg. n. Y, Tuesday by 700
majority.
Citizen" Train says he intends to con-
dnue his fast on water and weak lemonade
for 100 days.
Jose Riva Galbau, a Spaniard, died at
Bordeaux, France, Tuesday, at the advanced
age of lis years.
Judge Barrett, of the New York supreme
court, has appointed Grover Cleveland ref
cree in the suit of Kountze Bros against
John B. Kennedy.
One man was killed and seven injured by
premature explosion of dynamite near
Ashland, Pa, Tuesday morning. The men
were engaged in blasting for tunnel
Margaret Donovan and Margaret O'Brien,
aged about 81, were struck and fatally in
jured by locomotive Thursday night while
walking on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie road
near Pittsburg
The board of trustees of the Vanderbilt
university at Nashville, Tenn, met Tuesday
and elected Bishop r. X Hargrove presi-
dent of the university, to succeed the lately
deceased Bishop McTyeire.
The Johns Hopkins hospital, probably the
most perfectly constructed building of its
kind in the world, for which Johns Hopkins.
the Baltimore philanthropist, left an en-
dowment of IS, 500, 900, was formally opened
in Baltimore Tuesday. 1t cost over So
O00, 900.
Formal complaint was made in the Cook
county circuit court Tuesday against the
management of the Home for Incurables in
Chicago. Specific cases of cruelty to in
mates are cited, and change in management
is asked for The superintendent says the
charges are absolutely groundless.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-08

PosToFFIcE officials are disappointed
because the railway mail service passed
under the control of the civil service
commission Wednesday. May l, putting a
stop to the wholesale removals they were
engaged in. By working after hours
they succeeded in changing about ONE
third of the $500 employees of that
branch OF the government service, and if
Harrison had consented to give them the
twenty day extension that was asked for
they would not have left single demo,
crat. but having already extended the
time once. Harrison hadn't the cheek to
do it again without any other excuse
than the replacing of democratic clerks
by republicans. Give Harrison credit for
this act at any rate.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-08
Records of the Ball PLAYERS.

CHICAGO, May s,-The following score:
were made by League base ball players yes
terday: At Chicago 5. Cleveland
5; at MISUNDERSTANDING 4, Indianapoli.
10; at Phiiadelphia-New'Y York 4, Philadel
phia o; Boston W ashington game postponed
to Bunker Hill daytime Ito be played
at Boston
American association: At Cincinnati-Ath-
letic Z, Cincinnati l. at Louisville BROOKLYN
Is, Louisville 5; at st. Louise Columbus 0,
st. Louis 2l at Kansas City-Baltimore 4.
Kansas City &.
Western league: At Omaha-Des Moipes
IL, Omaha 5; at Sioux City-Milwaukee 4.
Sioux City Sc! at st. Joseph-St Paul Q. ST
Joseph z. at Denver-Minneapolis 4, Dem
yer 10
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-08
Theatrical.

The May Bretonne company played its
benefit engagement to a small house at
Harper's theatre last evening. but took in
enough money to get out of town.
The wonderfully funny comedy "A
Night Off, is to be presented at Harper's
theatre next Friday night. The Chippe-
wa Falls (Wis.) Herald, says:
"a Night Off"-Tnis play was pro-
duced here on Wednesday evening at the
opera house. by an excellent company to
a small but fully appreciative and enthu>
siastic audience, ipolitical speakers in the
city drawing somewhat from the theatre
going people. The play was given at Its
very best, and the company is one of the
finest that ever came to the city-above
the average in every particular. The
play is billing over with fun and ridic.
ulous situations, and if one wishes to
have care and worry fall from them. we
recommend "a Night Off" The play is
good, the company is good, and they de-
serve good house wherever they may
travel.