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New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

PORTClIESTER.-The village trustees are UNANIMOUS
in the opinion that tie whislng Of locomotives Is
nuisance and have instructed the clerk TO conlmini
cate with the railroad authorities with view To an
abatement Of the practice while trains are passing
thrnugh the village limits. JOnh l'A an mas Dccn
elected president Of the village vice Dr. sands, re-
signed.
Y!%KERS.-Bornard Donouc has brought suit in
the Supreme Court against the city FOR @JooOo for
Injuries received the night Of August 20. when he
fci into a trench In Caroline ave, which j. under
going improvements. The IOnkers curling As
eocetion has the erection OF rink oOX1GO feet AZ
IIerrott and south Wavery sts. The Nonkers and
Manhattan Athletic Clubs will play their final game IN
thc Amateur Athletic Union series here this afternoon
MOUNT VEREON-VernOn Council Of the Order Of
United American Mechanics with Ipany OF Its friends,
went TO Cold spring Grove, Long Island, yesterday
ON an excursion. The barge william Meyers had %
large crowd board when II left New Rochelle haF
bOr There intoxicating liquor OF any kind
allowed on board but there orchestra for music
and dancing and also soda water. lemonade, fruits and
all kinds al other rcfres hmens. The baseball nlnc
of the Mount Vernon Athletic Association will play
game for the championship Of Mestchester County
against the r. B. W. Baseball Club, Of Portchester.
az the latter place today.
CITY ISLAND.-Thc newly organized fire company
has thirty members and the following officers Fore
man. Thomas Martin assistant foreman. James .\ndcr
son secretary G. W. Bell; treasurer. DR.. McCrOssOn.
RYE.-Thc Misses Hammond. Filliins and Ruling
graduates Of State Normal School. hare been added
10 the public school corps Of teachers. Frederick
Antilles ST. an resident of Rye Neck widely known
along the Sound. died on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
VINO HORTGAGED HER FURyITVREg

A remarkable case Of Illegal seizure u goods came
before Justice German at the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday Mrs. Hannah Ackerson the com
plinant In the case, said that Monday men,
describing themselves city marslals entered her
house and stripped it OF all its furniture. The men
said that they were foreclosng mortgage the
furniture Mrs Ackers0n declared that sho had never
mortgaged any of her furniture. On the hearing OF
the yesterday 1t shown tina. former boader
OF Mrs. Aclerson's, named Eva lIustis, alias Dean.
had mortgaged Mrs. Ackerson's furniture to George
W. Bobrick. civil engineer, through Eugene f..
Morrel, loan agent, for 300 under the representa-
tion that the property hers Mrs. Ilustls was
not present at yesterdays hearing. Both Bobrlck and
Morre were, however, In court, and represented
by counsel. on the affidavit Of Mrs AckersOn charg.
Ing BObrick and Morrcu with larceny OF household
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
TILE OYSTER DEALERS, TROEBLES.

Another chapter was added yesterday t9 the history
of the troubles between the Oyster Dealers AsSocia
ton and Frank Flandreau, Tim Shea's assignee.
\ motion made before Judge Patterson, OF the
supreme Court TO continue the temporary injunction
rc,trainlng Frank Fandreau and the Board of Dock
Commissioners from taking any action under the
mandamus issued recently by Judge OGorman. OF the
superior Court requiring the oystermen to their
barges fADm the bulkhead between West Tenth and
Eleventh SIS. The Oyster Dealers Association, who
the moving parties, were represented by Thomas
Z. Wickcs and Henry II. Beekman, while for the Cor
poraon Counsel Charles Bandy represented the Dock
Commissioners, and Thomas Allison appeared for
Tim Shea. The counsel. however, succeeded In ad-
vanclng few new points. and, In the MAN, only re
viewed the arguments which were made when the case
In the superior Court Judge Patterson reserved
his decision.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
ORANGE.

Sumner F. Dudley. the general secretary o' the
Orange Young Mems Christian Association for the Ia''
three vears. has resigned hi, Office, owing to business
care. lie will Le succeeded by Harold l. buChaiaii'
,rI has held similar Office al the T"ent! th'N ~.
tra1ch of thc New York Association pr the last ufc"
49,, H.
4 baseball nine has been organized IN tlc p"H',
,a INC united weight Of which is l.'lo pounds. a
rac has been arranged with the police ui INC oc,ou
S.rir"t of Newark. and the conditions 81 the arrange
mont are that the minimum weight oi the team Shi,
hn I 5oo uounds aud that none Of the players sha'
have ever played In nine before
The village Of short HIS has entered mtg @ CONTRA
,,,I ,t'o Cnumouwcalth Water Company, VI summit
fnr a supplv of water for domestic and fire Pnfp"'N
Miss Fannie Claire Mcdonnell, daughter @i Tia lnsn
ycCnrneu ~ Fast Orange married on lhni@nhN
g. Artl'Ir H. Farbanhs OF Fitchburg Mass The young
couplc will live in Duluth Mni.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
NoRrurRX NEW .LGRsEY COUNTIES.

WEST HOBOKEN. John German ana HI'hoiaS
Clinton living at 80 ~ Westinghouse ana Do'h
e,nployed al the Wcchawken coal wharvcs' went
into CIIuton's rooms on Thursday flight while drunh
ard in a few moment, engaged in desperate
ocht some Of the ne!ghbors summoned poilce
man but before his arrival German nad , eeen T' a. ,n
mo nerue eibillty and lying on the moor l uie
hallway bic ding copIously from overall "Diiiu1 IN !.
Ms head IL was thought last night thai ne might
rccovc, Int nj, condition Is critical: lhth was
rommitted 10 the County Jail 10 await the result Oh
his victims injuries. .,,
Rt~rUFRFORD.-Th Borough Fire Department VIII
psradc this evening. the line forming AL ~ c,oh
l., Dcuot S1uarc. The parade i Ia honor OF west
End Engine Company No. ,, which was recently OF
cauizcd and among the fire companies cNprcfd 10
The mart are three fIOm tue borough. one irOih
i'nion Township and one from Boiling sprlhg' lo"h-
shn MANY musical organizations. VIII also DC rep,
resented. Inc huti.o. .iI y. ~ -,
have a GOOD many representatives at the canoeing
t.,tivaI ~ the Arlington. Ianthc and Orange canoe
rInhs which begins TO-DAY, among them being cap
lain r. r. Rechanbcrs ID. W. Baiu, F. McLee' ana
g.. ". Petty
pLIxFIELD.-Tne Rev. X. =. Kctcham, the pastor
~ tbc First Presbyterian Church. has returned from a
two months tour In Europe.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
THAT TEyTONIC RECORD.

dispatch from Liverpool yesterday said that
Edward Taylor managing agent OF the lnman Line.
had asserted that il the agents Of the White Star
Line circulated In England any printed claims credit
ing .he TeutOnic, of the White star Line, with nav
ing made the fastest transatlantic trip on record, he
would institute legal proceedings. He is credited
with saying that the official record o. the time the
Teutonic passed Roche's Point clearly ended all
controversy about the Teutonc's record, without
considering the difference Of opinion about the time
Of the steamers arrival here. The dispatch says
that Mr.. TAYLOR felt called upon 10 express his
opinion when lie heard that the White Star Line
was circulating here abstract OF the TeutOnc's
log headed "The Fastest Time on Record"
The local agents Of the White Star Line declined
to say anything about the affair." Officers Of the
Inman Line spoken TO said that they know nothing
about the subject.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
CHARGED WITH SELLING A BOGUS TICKET.

Jacob Stein Of 30 52l ElcyentlIst.. was held in
81 900 bail by Justice Power. in the Harlem Police
Court Yesterday afternoon. lie was arrested on
complaint Of Mrs. Jenny Kessler, Of No. 1886 Third
ave-. whose husband is All actor IN the Thsla Thea
tre Mrs. kessler has "a cousin In Germany, ana
was deSirOus of having him come TO America she
went TO STEMS Office and procured ticket from him
on the Bremen Line. froIn Bremen 10 New York. She
got tie ticket on the instament plan. agreeing to
pay $50 for the tckct-$lO in cash, aud 81 80 in in
stalments until the whole paid she received
the ticket and forwarded 1t TO her cousin and waited
patiently for her arrival Becoming tired of walt,
ing She went to the steamship company's Office. and
was told that stein was not their agent and had no
right TO sell a ticket and the ticket was no good
She then sued stein In Judge Stecklers court for
ST. 80 and got judgment The marshal could not
rested for larceny Justice Power held stein for
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF w.YoRK.....".....FRlDAf' AOu -'' low
ARRIVED

Steamer 81 Romans Brl Campbell Liverpool Aug ~ wh n1
mise Chas sumOe Co. Arrived az Msgerrnaean tg port,
S AaS H. with mlso and passengerst to Phelps
Co. e5 the asd E. .t aaos SSs July
Aug I. TO order; vessel funch. Edye d o.
bsr AZ 1du tNor Gohde days with fruit to
roanos Psnnngton Jacksonville via Charleston
mdse aud passengers To Wm w Lumber to seaboad
CO. vessel TO g IL Mallory SpoS; G News and Norfolk.
with md.e and passenger. old Dominion s. CO. 70 co,.o
steamer Fiostburg, Mills. Baltimore with coal
Steamer %nlarcp H9m.5 s'J0An Nb' with ~a'' anu
Eeandr Bennett with mdset HOrao
hs sam Flora stafford Br, smith. IlOO April l. with md'e
10 order; vessel to Elwell 60 f,a Apg ls IN bal
ship Eastern Monarch (brl. Jones Havana aug i0' ~
IA M. .e 70 order vessel to Vernon Brown CO.
% Barr alsI ssnsG Ss,,S, to SSi Il feSs PcEsfns & Co
Bari db.nsy sS:Sn cSrs co.. Vessel HSpRp to- @ Buck
sUNsEr-wind Sandy Hook. light 81 Cloudy
AT city Issnd-light SWi cloudy
Arrived yesterday oo s..s.
ton ~ win mise and passengers to Oelrichs Co. A'H
At sesmc4 S Ba Fort f. wam Br Houston Gytown Aug 49, via
Belize DC with mdse and passenserS0 10 "HlSi'
Arrived at tho Bar at ~ 80 D III.
CLEARED.
steamer Monmouthshire tBr) cunning. Aden singapore
feKS.anaR Rchmoud i'm tBr Perry. London Henderson
bsTs or 90 nnemar tBr, Boulton LondonBarber & Co
Steamer Um6ra CBr Mckay. Liverpool via queenstown
Vernon Il brown q 60. ..-.., p,.t G revons
steamer Marcngo (Brl. Whton' Newcastle VIA
Steamer indoo Br Douglass Hull via Grave'endSan
s.sr Ethiopia tBrl Wilson. GlasgowHenderson Bros
steamer Heki (Danl Thomson, stettln CopehhAeon'
fSnsn Snamss W.seS 1aer, Winter Bremen-oerchs Co.
steamer Werkenaarn (Dtchl Baker, Anisersm via pou
amer Da Campine (Begl smit Antwerp-H sturrburg
STEAMER Ia Bourgogne (Frl. Frangue Hayre-A FORGET
steamer Albania (Br simmons. BorueluA i>"'0
steamer Cola (Br, Mcdonald Glace Bay-w Hurlout
steamer yene.ia tGerl Won Helms. Mayaguez &c-Mer
Steamer Alene (Br scidcrs Kingston &c~Pim' for"o"'
Co ,,. po,, ,r,onio W w Iiurl.
o ussncr v,o, ,rr) Murray. Port Eads-John seager
Steamer III Dorado. Byrnc. Jew orltais n an,,aO san
steamer Delaware Chichester Charies'"h 'n'
VIM Z Clyde Il co ..,, y.,..,,,oL n, and Fer.
Steamer State OF Texas, MlNans bI bIuh'"'NA' '"' " -
Steaner ChatanOocnce Daggett savannah n MalAs.'
Shp falk and tBr,. Roberts. calcutta Peter "Isn'
Shin vanads Russ) Rossgren. Cete- Funch Edye * ~
SAILED.
Steamer, Connemara for London, America Montego bay
ro, ana and E Dorado orleans; DumoIs' JaoAsoh
Villo. ChattahVOchee. SaNahhah'
Also .aei-viA Long island sound
steamer II Dimock for Boston.
ThE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Aug Arrived. steamer HORROR (begl' Hen
IiyEKPooI- Aug 2e-saed. steamer Italy tBr) Pesrce'
10, orTutTProS Aug 29-sailed columbia ger.
yoyciyrsanr from Hamburg hence for New YORK
MoVltIk I9--a,d. steamer Devonla Nbrl, Crsis
from glasgow hence for New YORK
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Henry Martin and Emil Brlmmel, two lads, who
live near William Kobb, who keeps lquOr-shOp at
Ellery-st and Demonico Place, before Police
Justice Kenna yesterday morning. accused, OF robbng
KobHs place Wednesday evening. Among the
things stolen at that time quantity of old coins.
They pleaded not guilty 70 the charge OF burglary and
were remanded for examination.
Frank Il. Bass, bookkeepcr for a New-iorh firm,
living at No 62 Willowst., went into the drugstore
of Adrian Paradis, No 191 Fultonst, at late hour
on Thursday night, and bought some strychnine. say
Ing that IL was for rats. lie went home and took the
poison but without fatal effect lie was removed to
the Homeopathic Hospital. 1t is said that Bass was
suffering from dependency
The l4th Regiment War Veterans, accompanied by
members OF Devin Post leave home to-day 10 com
memorate Brooklyn Day at Gettysburg. The eXcur-
sion will start from the pier at Atlantlc-ave this
morning.
Justice Bartlett was asked yesterday for peremp
tory mandamus to compel the Poard of Elections OF
the town OF Jamaica to subdivide the new elecuOn
districts Nos. ! and 3 the ground that each con.
tained mora than 300 voters II was said in behalf
of the Board that the voters were sufficiently DIVIDED
and that meeting of the Board had already been
called for to-day 10 regulate any differences justice
Bartlett granted alternative writ OF mahdahuS'
directing that a meeting be held to-day.
District Assembly No 900. to which belong tlle 200
members of the yarnisherS' Union has sanctioned inc
determination Of the union TO strike on TUESDAY heAe
unless the wages are advanced from So so to S3 per
day Tho bosses were informed some months ago
that the Increase would be demanded
Judge Bartlett in the Supreme Court yes,efoag GAY
damages each brought by Albert f. Walker ana Cnf'on
Yose against Captain Henry S. Rasquin, OF the so
Battery for turning them out OF the armory. Inc
naintts failed 10 file security for costs, as the law
requires. Captain Rasquin has issued an oroef dis
honorabIy discharging the men from the battery.
James Groves eighteen years old, plumbers APP
prentice while at work new building at NO -
south Eiglithst. YESTERDAY undertook 10 sloe oo"n
a hosting rope. He fell four stories 70 the GROUND
striking on a two-nch plank, which he broke As
far as known he received injuries except silsh
cut on the forehead
Comfy Treasurer Adams is advertising the sale OF
ss0O 600 OF County Farm registered bonds for Tues
day, september 8, at noon They VIII pay ~ o pe
cent interest II was found necessary to raise the
rate ner cent owing to the refusal oil investors 10
bid at a lower rate.
Judee BARTLETT in the supreme Court yesterday
norninr refused 10 allow young man who was ho'
an attorney TO argue a case. He remarked " III IS a
Growing eyi-this sending of boys TO court 10 at,ehd
o. cases vIen counsel ought 10 come themselves
There Is no use in young mans spending years III
lawyers Office, studying law and ayhs ous naS .
Of dollars besides II any person who has never au
legal education can practise
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
FACTORY INSPECTORS CONTENTION.
ADVOCATING IMPROVEMENTS TO PROTECT LIFE
AND HEALTH.

ADVOCATING IMPROVEMENTS TO PROTECT LIFE
AND HEALTH
The State Factory Inspectors annual convention
was continued yesterday at the City Hall. Cnlci IN
spector Mcdonald read paper the construction %
school buildings so as to protect children from me
dangers of fire. After some general remarks concerning
the way to construct exits stairways furnaces, cold
boxes ETC.. Mr. Mcdonald said that he did not bcIeVe
that fre-escapcs for schoohouses were Of so great
necessity as proper chemical appliances Tor hre
extinction lie advocated schOoldrills also a. means
for the protection of the children i'll cases oi sudden
ALARM MANY lives had been saved as result OF ire
aent drills by the teachers. Mrs. McEncry, 0f Penn
sylvania thought tlIat every school-house ol Two
stories should be provided with reecapcs, ana that
the children should be drilled in their use
A paper was read by John Al. Ellis. OF ONO on
The Speed OF Elevators" and Patrick Caan, ot New
Jersey read one on the praccaDility Of quickly sop
ming machinery in cases Of accident lie exhibited
patented device designed for shifting belt to loose
pulley where person has been caught IN any part OF
the machinery, 50 operated by an electric button t''
the power may be discontinued and the machinery III
stantIy stopped y paper by Francis sayre OF New
Jersey on Accidents in Factories caused continual
ion of the discussion OF how TO prevent disasters oi
vsrinns kinds in public buildings ana factories
Mrs alexander Eremcr renewed the discussion upon
the vaue of women inspectors ana related more o Hcr
experiences tustifying their employment hlci '"h-
molly her superior, asked her number OF questions
calculated to shake her position, but Chci Mcdonald
of OHIO and President Wade came gallanty tn her a.
sistaI:ce, and the opponents OF lSmac m.eotoi,& m &
Island in the afternoon. They may visit the House Oh
Refuge on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEI.
JERSEY CITY.

A mortgage for SO 900 900. executed by the Ne"
York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad 'oi.p,S "
the Central Trust Company Of New ofh' was nv" -
to-day in the County Registers Office. The mortgage
is secured by per cent gold bonds to run my years
one-tIrd of the amount IS to be used IN re'riie eA
is,ing obligations nethird in making improvements
on the road and increasing the rolling stock anu 'e
remaining third will be held in reserve for the present.
A little fellow with bright. intelligent race anu
rich Irish brogue. who came across the ocean as
stowaway was shipped of yesterday TO fl,eSnurk m t
When he landed n Jersey Cty he said he had an uncle
aned patric, sebo I'm PiiT-iuirg. letter was sent
in stebo who promptly answered by sending on rali
road ticket and % The boy vas aS h'PiS " ~
when he started of.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
TO GET THEIR PAY BEFORE LABOR DAY.

Acting. Controller Storrs and his assistants IN the
Finance Department were busy yesterday getting the
warrants and pay-rolls In shape for paying on inc
citys servants for August 10 day also the employees
ON the weekly rolls As Monday will be Labor Day
the Department will anticipate the regular day Of pay
ment which falls on the first of the month Mr.
Storrs said that all the money required for setting
the legal demands upon the city up 10 date had been
obtained Tie interest paid TO- loans secured by
revcuue bonds from outside sources j. per cent:
This is one half Of per cent more than the ,lty Pid
for short loans q year ago. On the sums wllch Ilc
Controller and Chamberlain have lent the city from the
sinking Fund the rate OF interest IS = per cent.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THEY ROBBED A wALL-sT. BROKER.

THEY ROBBED WALi~ST. BROKER.
James Plymouth, known to the police as Brooklyn
Jimmie and George Pendergast were arragned in the
Gatesavc police court yesterday morning charge
of burglary. On the evening of August Is a we'll
dressed, middleaged man was seen on Divisionst-
acting strangely. From one Of the butonhoes OF his
waistcoat hung gold watchohain to which no watch
was attached He taken to the Fourth Precinct
Station and there said he was l.. X. Person. ana th
he was Wall-st. broker The missing watch was
afterward found at Goldsteins pawnshop III Brioee
st. Detective Delehanty arrested piympath an sir
Pendcrgast. Yesterday morning when they Wfit
brought up in court PendcrgaSt said that ilymoulh
stole the watch from Person, VINO was ntoXeATyu
Plymouth admitted the charge ana was heio Ior 'Aie
Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
SETTLING CATHARxE L. WOLFE's ESTATE

The report of Silas b. Brownel, who was appointed
referee to pass upon the accounts Of the executors
of the estate of Catharine Lorlard Wolfe has been
filed in the County Clerks Office. lie passes the
accounts as correct. When the executors, DaVld
Wolfe Bruce David Wolfe Bishop and Louis H. Lori
lard took possession Of the estate. 1t was valued AZ
go 3s1 l24 81. Since that time 1t has increased 10
Go Ao7 soI 81 The executors charge themselves
with ths amount. The referee holds that they arc
snttIsd TO Si47 each, in addition to their regular
commissions OH the real estate. The referee now
svers allowed several minor objections. one Oh
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

Nv order Of the Excise Board about thirty druggists
arc 10 be prosecuted for selling liquor contrary to aw
Excise Inspector Yettcr has been playing detr'lNe
for the Ia month. and he says that he mas sn,ie
evldencc 10 convict every one against whom Complaints
have been made. -,
Ceorre p Lcthrittcr son Of Charles Lctlrittcr VINO
carries on a wholesale liquor busncss at No 3O5 lhrH
e;ghth-st New-YOrk. Il wanted BY the NeWarh p"rnoo
lie Is charged with stealing 4l1j from Ast " 70,
druggists on Bowerys by whom he was ,ann eth
ritter bourht uniforms for baseball club 10 "u,h
he belonged and took the team TO Camp Iabor' "hefc
thew played the local club.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
NEWARK,

TRYING TO COLLECT \ ROYALTY ON lNSt'i>
August Ferrlpo an Italian, OF No. 30 Rlvers''' W"'
arrested Yesterday He had been engaged III selling
insect powder among tie Hebrews in sprnsheld-aVe
and as a special induccment TO buy hi' po"dcr hc ''
offered a premium of cent on every Dug %
-. ,,,a, ,ros c.rcht after the powder had been
used Anton Berrigo. OF No. lo1 Prn'c ST.. pu,hisoa
a box of the powder and aiterwald brought iMo
hotties of insects TO FcrrinO. but the Iater nc "a,
fused 10 pay the promised reward The poWder
was arrested on The Italians complaint, but wa III
,os.od sftor Juetice somlner found that he hai no
jurisdiction in the case. BerrigO Will bring SUIT III
the District Court.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
prpORrS THAT THE LEARY RAFT is ADhifI'

1t was reported yesterday thae 1an'o' - nm op
lost another large raft which had been broken up on
% oast ~ Maine and that 45OO big logs were noat
,nr around in the path of navigation. The hyoro-
graphic Office had received report that iaise hu
her Of logs were adrif along the coast Oh hS gone
or,ce had heard that one Of Learys rats ""U o'"'
ashore of the coast of Maine.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
LONG ISLAND.

BATH BEACH.-No light was thrown yesterday on
the case OF the man whose body found mutllated
in the water near the shore at Bath Beach The body
still lies in the morguc at BAY Ridge where 1t was
viewed Yesterday by large number Of persons, but
none OF them could recognize the feature. The
verdict Of the corOners jury. that the had met
his death by drowning Was much commented upOn
Justice Church Is among those who do not believe
that the man met with foul play.
LONG ISLAND CIrY.-Ricbard Cantwel, Q mem
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
THE JURY LIKED STRONG EVIDENCE.

John Tarkinton, the who is accused Of having
killed Andrew Bolton, the sailor from the Boston on
Sunday morning is still in custody, Notwithstanding
the verdict of the coroners jury. The jury returned
verdict that Belton came to his death at the hands
OF some person or persons unknown Testimony was
presented from half dozen witnesses of the fight, and
IL was shown that Bolton found dead within five
minutes after TarkintOn left him. The fact OF the
semitic Tarknton admits. Rooney said he was
much surprised at the verdict and Mr. Fleming, the
foreman explained IL by saying that II had not been
cOnclusively shown that TarkntOn used a Knife.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Coney Island Jockey races Sheepshcad Bay, 30
p.
New.YCrk Chicago baseball match, Brotherhood Park,
y. N.
New.York Pttsburg baseball match Polo Grounds
p. IL
Staten Iesndersey City lacrosse match Staten Island
. 80 y.
Cricket matches in Prospect and Central parks and at
Berkeley oval.
Staten Island Athletic Club tennis tournament
Orange Canoe Club regatta Passsic River.
New-Jerscy Athletic Cub games, bergen Point D. M
Departure OF Brooklyn War Veterans for dettysbufg
Music In Prospect and Central parks, D. In.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
A LETTER FROM RICHARD CROKER.

Mayor Grant received letter from Richard Croker
few days ago. but only made public the contents
Of II yesterday. The epistle was dated at Loerine
switzerland, and the great " Boss" says that he will
leave LIVERPOOL by the City of NewYorh on september
g. but when he arrives In this city, which he expects
TO do Wednesday, september TO- he hopes that the
devoted aderents of Tanmany Hall VIII reprcss their
enthusiasm and attempt no demonstration Of any KIND
TO celebrate his coming. Mrs. Croker AID the family
remain ia switzerland. where Mr.. Croker intends TO
Join them again after the election.