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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-09-06
A FATAL RAILWAY WRECK.

Two People Killed snd sixteen Injured
ON the Northern Paflfc-
An east.bound passenger train was wrecked
four miles from Eagle 60 re, aboutsirty miIes
from Tacoma, Wash, on the Northern Pacific
Railway. The tender Of the second engine.
mail, express aud baggage car. smoker. emil
grant, and two day coaches, we're thrown from
the track. Sixteen persons we're injured and
two were killed. benjamin Young, umpire Of
the Northwest Base Bail League, and J. D.
Keppler, Of Red Bluff, Cal, we're the killed
The wreck was caused By broken rail.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-09-06
MARKETS.

g-Flour-City Mills, extra %
t1S5-50. Wheat-SoatherB Fultz, i.OZlgi .1j.
Corn--Southern White, 5sls59c., Yellow,
573M5Sc. Oats-Soufhern and Pennsylvania
a26 i5c. Rye-Maryi land ana Pennsyig enia
S6fo6 Sc. Hay-Maryland and PeDnsyigania
1lOod sl2.09. Straw - Wheat, 70if9 ssJi1.
Butter--Eastern Creamery. 2e92ie-, nearby
receipts l20i3c Cheese Eastern Fancy
Cream, g1agAe.. Western, s64gsc. Eggs-2jc4
2lc. Tobacco, Leaf--fnterior, l1ySi49, Good
Common. 4faS5OQ, Mitldiibg. 0aSsl0C. Good
10 fine red, sasl0Oo. Fancy, le(g, $500.
NEW IoHE-Flour - Southern Good 70
choice extra, 1900 S3.25. Nheat-So / W bite
i0.7561 l.075e. Rye State 5s9gGjc. Corn-Soufh.
erB Yellow. 55fM.56e. Oats-Mhite. State
8sNi4c. Butter State, l2Cq,I9c. Cbeese-
state, ga SIC. Eggs-2ge92ie.
PHILADELPHIA - Flour - Pennsylvania
fancy, s.55I9 s3g5. Wheat, Pennsylvania and
Southern Rcd, I9.4l61 l.e4zc Rye Penmyiva.
MIA, ss}l,5 7c. Corn-Souihern Yellow, 4369431c
Oats--42761 433c. Butter - State, 2fe12ie
cheese-New York Factory. i09 iJ1e. Eggs
Stat, l9!lg29c.
CATTLE.
BALTIMOgE-Beef- IA $4.373. Sheep
3.5fas4.75. Hogs-4.25nS4.50.
NEw IoRK-Beef - GlDgfIN.00 Sheep
4.fuft sos. Hogs-4l0fgS4.40.
EAST LIBERTY eef-Lf0(gs $40. Sheep
500 $50. Hogs -420fgS4-35.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-09-06

THR most valuable metal in the world Is
said to be gallium, which is worth 50 253 an
ounce. Calcium brings 1850 pound an
cerium 81 900 per pound. Gold is worth ST.
q pound.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-09-06
NO CURE NO PAY

OLIVE BLOSSOAT-Is the greatest boon
10 womankind. Positively cures all forms Of female
weakness, such Painful Menstruation, Barren
ness, Leucorrhes, Pruritis, Ovarian and Fibroid
Iumors IN their early stages, and the long list Of
innumerable and uncomfortable suiferings that
aflct the patient Try it and you will exclsm,
hundreds Of others have: "Oh, feel like different
womanr One months treatment sent postpaid to
any part Of the United States receipt of 81 six
months, S. Money refunded If a cure Is not Effected
after strictly observing directions Address TEE
FRANCE hEpIckl INSTITUTE co. CaLuNsUs. OHro.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-09-06
sfrlr a Eraxs. r..nl.A.-..

Terms 81 IL paid during the year
$3.50 if not paid for over year, 3 LOO
Cash in Advance.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-09-06
T Fl E :::-
Martinsburg Herald,

Giccs more Solid Reading Natter than az
The other Papers combined
More general news; more local news; more
county news; more reading for farmers; more
reading for teachers: more reading for young
people; more information for busine men.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
ARE THESE WOMEN LoBBrISTSi

Washington gossip ln The Philadelphia leI'hI"P"'
When Young man comes 10 topgr.s> win uii, T,ea,
prOnl,r Of "A future bct IRE him, ana d!lcr uIhi',i
tart suddenly loses Interest In legislative a"dS ll
nrgl,ctS his dutic- the older heads IN ColSr az vi
cnnlv shaken. and II whispered under the nreit
that there Is woman In the case. n iehaIc i"p1 % .
is thing almost unknown. but there are Soh'' , VIC
~martest IN the country hct" VINO. u ""'ai' an
social and official influence. work themselves mo ulc
good racrS ~ COngrcssmcn and exercise power "Nc
them which is beyond explanation. lh'N arr sr'II
ally women Of good reputation. but pVSNessine We
power To Influence or command they like to exercise w.
and many vote has been lost bY mcihoer' WIo Mo"l
rather 20 a. the Departments 10 do favor o on" OF
these than 10 Sitn the halls Of Congress 70 "a'ch ous
ness.
There is a widow belonging to TINS corps 0t lrsS-
laiivc quorum breakers who i credited WIN more ilu
than has ever been eNerclscd over pubic men bY
tcllcctual force and /, very highly connected For
number wear, she Ia occupied position IN one ol
the departments aud ha> gone INTO society 10 con
siderable extent. she hl> - mlichl'r~ VT ana thH
suhtl-ty Of serpent and l. altogether such brilliant
woman that her SOcety il sought by many Of the most
distinguished men IN public life. Many more beautiful
women In society lind themselves deserted by the gen
temea ancn she appears to charm them with her viii
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
NEW. BRUNSWICK.

The American Loan and Trust Company OF new
York has forcclOsed its mortgage held against tie
wBrunswic CITY Railroad, whose bonds II TOOK LOT
sale ard the franchise stables, stock. etc, VIII DC a)I
on Wednesday, August 20 by Judge J. kearny kce
special master IN the United states Circuit court
The officials OF the road have also received n0uce thaO
unless the overdue state taxes are piid "I'ihh Z"
limited time. the franchise will be revoked
The Taxpayers Of the city are Just now making
vigorous howl over the size of their tax OilIs WHICH
are now being issued The reasSessnent OF Guy
property under the tax commission mas rdlsci
The total assessment high that the city pays micn
more than s share OF the cOutny tax and the COUNTY
0uota Of the state and school tax. movement VIII
nroballv be made before the next Legislature ny
Newark Elizabeth and New brunswick men to I'M
prove the tax laws and especially 70 compel thS
county Assessors 10 GX their assessments AZ re'
value 80 that these districts shall pay hclr share Vi
the tax.
Committees OF the local Board OF Trade are IN
consultation with six manufacturers VINO propose 10
remove their factOric, 10 this place, among ulcl d
large New York manufactory which VIII come mrre
because they will get factory rent free tor Two !ris,
the other cause of the removal being te ainoN
nf rrpcatcd strike, in \cw York, Where lie IdpV[
unious are more effective. Others VIII come =
SIMILARLY encouraged. ON saturday Thomas Le,' 81 Mpt
Plnintcd recorded a deed for property on WHICH he
proposes erecting tool works.
VI Dcincr. Of New Brlnshwick. was deteated satur'
dav by Harry Oliver Of Perth Amh0y IN zen ara one
ouartcr seconds i'm hundred yard dash tOr t' i'caI
rhampiou,hp. In the mile run for the l0nhg he
Christian. Association championship F. W. hioo"h oc-
fcatcd Joseph Morris
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
ORANGE.

The t,x rate i'm East orange ha- been fixed at - So
The rate lat year Wa, - go.
The taS rat" in the iour school districts Of W"st
orange l., been GN"I by the assessor, Levi Van
Li-irk. ~ ~. reduction Of eighteen point, from
the rate Of - 10 Last year.
At the meeting Of the Common Council This even
ing the resolution -rAutus Tire electric franchise to
the Newark Passenger RAILWAY Company viii ccmc
40 FOR iuil action and the Application the suburban
road. which b. prlctoaly the RAPID Transit company
II NrWarA. for fran. li-" ihrIu-h the ctf along
the line of Genital ave VIII come up fr actiou The
Aa;cr Commit" viii a-o pr.--ut Il resolution rcdu.
ing the rates for water 80 user II over 100000
-allu- year to 10 c'Ut- thou-aud Sn.Dn-.
The pretty village ~ror Gill- > tD have Casino
I; viii built at Il cost ot from Ti5.OOO To- t-OOOO
Iauc, H. Pitcher ln" of the public ~prtcd ctzcr- IF
ihat pacc ha- gwen IN, contribution 10 the enter
ur-. the ground fprmcrl, u-"d b, The short Iill,
,pnr ,.cl the scheme and >isni.d their wiling!r-,
- assist iu The l!iu.
The directors Of the Orange National Bank have
made cNsn-iVc changes u the plan, for thc erection
n their ucv building. The existence of a bed #
ouick,and beneath the huldus hl~ = q the ablndoa
mont # ar cellar and ih" cular mcut II the ney
hul,tlug hy extending Il twenty icci farther ~ trc
rcar The cost OF the budlnS will probably reach
slOo.UOO.
The orange Water Department has Just made o
rratifying exhibit The income that is estimated for
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
To OLD PASTORS.

Many old Brooklyn pastors rs well "a otlcr non
resident clergymon were in the city yesterday and
orciatcd at different CHURCHES
The Rev Or. jesse b. Thomas. Of Newton Ihcolosl
cal seminary a former pastor. Oihciaied yesterday al
the First BAPTIST Church in Pcrrpont-st lie VIII
lac there next SUNDAY also. The Rev. Dr. WY land
Uovt. Of Minneapolis. formerly of the strong Pace
Baptist Church. preached at the Washington Avenue
Donti,t Church. while the Rev. DR.. T. Edwin Brown.
Of the old Roger Williams Church. Providence Il. L.
who IS ius, about t. become pastor OF DR. Nayahd -
Inst church. The Memorial. OF Philadelphia preached
a, the Emanuel Baptist church. After next sunday
Dr. Thoma, Will take that pulpit.
The pulpit of the Puritan congregational church
,r, occupjrd lv the Rev. william Burnett Nri@h of
NV nri'an Conn Tho Rev. IL. Pnc" Collier. 'i iH'
tirs Unitarian Church Of the saviour, IN Pfrirpont
Il Was back In The city yesterday aud occupied H,
o,tu mint The mcuhcrs Of the Central 'ohsNLi-
tlouai Church llsteu@i 10 the Rev. Dr. Iihot GHi''
~ Io,ton The Rev. Dr.. Silmpon. ~ =. L"H~
uIcscled at the souih Congregational Church IN t'
morning The Rev. l.. L. Cialnournc, 81 l"ntI~
town ohio ofciatcd al Christ Protestant Episcopal
church az clinton and Harrison SO. The lompku,
Avenue Congregational church l-tcncd to the E,I.
Eis Of baltimore. preached ~ tie Nary Avenue
Eaptist Church. and the Rev. 4. l.. HoWlctt AT uH
strong Place Baptist 'AurcH'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
- n,r-h q nndd 1.lhcr Id the - acconntlnt
JERSEY CITY
HOW r>,rn CURE AFFECTED HIM

HOW IAlIli Ct his N - If.b iiiH
The annual conference 81 TIE Mth'Drr believers
,,a. L.,.u ,,..caiIt .u tie Mount A.a sanctuary AZ
D-,..u,lIlr. aud VIII continue ior month. Then"
w,. a. large A'tcndlrc,. 4 number q lcucrcr- gave
70. ilnor, of thcr experience. one man said De- be-
u,.d hat thc Lord nas irving DIS faith lis wife
,d U,.el -lcL FOR -rrk and .hc wanted him 20 get
a DOCTOR but %" refused. lir tod Lcr that faith VA
All tAl' wa. nr,,~,.ly 10 ou.r her and Dee v.,f not
.. "a doctor. I.c expected De- aid. that WHEN De- r.
.l,rrd home Lc would lind h.- wiir cured. several
,a., testimony oi wonderful cure, that had been 'i
g.. icd Ouc man AID that hc started o.t from lis
lo.-. with tine iutcutlon oi attending the salvation
ARMY Services o.. wanted 20 80 there hut something
told hIm tllt D. ought To- 20 % me Inih 'al" Goa
,,.,..Ipu. Af'or prolonged ueh'aI -t.u-fl" hr do
.,. that hc would Fp 90 tc salvation Army, uui lW
u,tiAtrl} d.. -rlII Wlth ciIfln"-- lu Il~ F.!d
.,l u... IuAul. z, vllk ilr then ."Iilrd that ih"
l.nl wanted uIm ~ 20 10 tc fa.'h 'urc Convention
.iG h' went.
clarlr, Tor trr Of Napl~-;.. wa arrested >atur
day u..At charged with a'roopn, assault and battery
Forster va, lcIiIu- I., SON ,a brutal manner. when
august Ka,hcr. John hacll"r and William Iudlc inter
i.r.I aud ordered mm to dc-i.i Forster turned upoa
h- alir. who '.- l"adlt- i'r thc bog. ana rtri'h Is
hrr. The Mon .r.Hd MIA and hfm '"ll 'Hcd.
tleI-i kachl,r- band Wa bitten severely aut Johns
,f WIS nearly tut of Win some sharp instrument that
For Ter to0h fIuW 600. pocket. /udl"'- ann va cni
Ha- ot"rfpvcr.d. John Eaeh"r'- WUuud h''d 'ppion>
N and Ll-t ui-ht Dee ~ v"ia from l.-, Of llooi
hat h.- condition V1, thpI-ht to br critical
+ we'll dr,---l man who refused to tell his name
Dil into the sewer 90 Newark aye. and plymouth ~t.
Yesterday aii"1rYu and sustained sever" lnIurir~.
An,r ten minnie 4ad wo'h the man was cNtri
Gated iu au uu,'u-,lJu- condition., having struck
h, head the iron basin.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
CHANCES FOR PENNANTS.
DISCUSSING THE BASEBALL SITUATION.
a DIFFERENT STATE OF THINGS FROM THAT
WHICH EXISTED LAST YEAR.

The baseball season is sufficiently far advanced 70
tsein TO speculate the pennant chances oi uio 80,
teams A year ago the whole country was "at'"'7
the frantic struggle between the Ne"'1ofN anu
nines for the championship Of the League anu ''o
Brooklyn and Louis teams for the co'c''u I"' a
the American Association. The local Va''S WINS "
how nroud NewY Workers Of their chanihoh9'
A change. however, has come over u'' '' o,,.
thines caused y the foolish squabbe between 'e V'"o
owners and the players. The genera pu'i" OON 49,
unon uenu,nt chances and more upon ue S''ei'u0o " W
rival grounds. Last season eaon ''uD o,evspccs
discussed on every street corner III Puon' ' .a
and In botel corridors. Now. when baseDii II hrl'
the tonic is 'Nill League knock out inc Do''''
or the brotherhood the League 49, ...os
I, g., an unfortunate thing for the game uaI iN'''ei
.,d h ~ ,hev are and II the silly quarrel Is not
nn s.,tlcd the consequences Will be even more ul9'
.strous as they appear at present Inc ~ 'nar
a,d the piavers the greatest suHerrIe' ""' 90
h,ouebt the trouble upon Themselves people ohu oi '
,aue seeu content let them get out oi the'r iNe ~
,ost ,av they can. That they Will stop hosC"eS SUI"
soens assured Necessity Will compel seVue"eN' "
some kind. - ,,co ot
The grookiyn team has lead in the League r',e :"
nresent but tho margin is small In the l"So1' s,I
c the Roston team is setting rather slow pace VIM"
the Louisville nine holds the lead ia 'he % ,,on a.,
citation race. The happy Orioles nave az ~ 49, "a
60 .,oYhlasome New.IIavcn rivals and lave Vhe eu'
vantage in the for the trophy oil uo 4
claton ,., pbuadalnhia and
r teau,s arr making great struggle for hfSt hohorN.
MANY careful critics like the Bosohs cia'o'' '' S
- Z, nleodidlv equipped for severe struggle Ih'
C,ncnnati and Chicago teams appear TO have lo4Nu '
,occ TOO fast and they have dropped back l'o "'.'
,ns,pnidcant positions. The acquisition oi ha'"N % &
~, tho Portopolans make another spuiO 'o"'iN WV
frOr.- . t,,o,ds l,v the crYatic
The New.York team has lost many iilehu' oS '"' ,
manner I'm which they playing. 4h'E' - Ho
60, the wretched work Of late. The team ""s ' .r,
bo c,ncs Of the eleven il has played On the up- 1i'
|ao t = oool enc capable Of giving any team IN ''c
country good laue If an improvement Is 10. 500. %
.do the local enthusiasts Will about begin TO thA ''
tho tenn is no good and really can p'dN O" ,r,
'he p'1' ori1 move costly to the management. The
LEAGUE record to date Is a. follows;
NATION AL IEAOI'E.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
ELIZABETH.

James Butler. whose son committed an a'rocious
assault at midnight on Friday on "arret "ai'"
cashier for the Elizabeth street Railway 'ompahE'
Yesterday tried TO obtain his boys release on pail Du.
was unsuccessful. Young Walsh stlll Hes IN or' a
condition. lie lay I'm d sort Of comatose STATE All o
,,,,. and otd not secn 10 have improved any
From, whst can be learned, Walsh came oht OF tLe
Office 70 take the money box aS Customary Hn , th %
drlvcr of the car and seeing Butler gong Ito ,Iic
rnmuouy'. stable. ordered him 10 get oHt. ih.s
,tic,ed the latter. vho had been drinking ana; pch
ING up a stout stick. he dealt the youhe 'ds"e' d
terrific blow from behind
Nj and Mrs. John Astfalk. OF No. 23@ list E,st UnG dp
G.-t. 81 mi, civ celebrated SATURDAY night the
Gf;ic,h anniversary oi their marriage. The goioen
,,1i,, vas attended by forty descendants II the
rouuIcl Mr. A.tfaIk Is seventy ysevcn years old and
his wife is seventy three.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
cArurrrp ABOUT THE TowN.


r,,r,i,r. entered the room. 81 r. y. licmp.tal".
Xo 3,, Ad,in..t yesterday. ana -toc "i oi
Cothc- worth so. In the io'"''~ "'!' paw" ''"''
for diamond riu- aud other J""'l-'
prtrio Ma--aro an italian. twenty four year old'
q Xo I.o sand. 81 had light with Nch"'l fEin'l"
and yinrcnzi, Iuppp at -" - Main -. yesterday
morning. and Ma--1rD dfc" hIhir ana ''''''N ''t
r.ncio about The lcs, and at1., Na-edi0 Wa I"''d
mp. 49,,
r,c hail door Of the house Of William Nolle. oi
"a no sand g.. wa. forced open during the ah
.cnce Of the family yesterday and clothing V"i"'H q"
80 stolen.
to.rr pitt4bnrg baseball tctu. delivered "A adoi'.r
it evening Al the room, # the Irpoklyu foni& Men IS
CI,i.tinu Association, Bond and uIiou ,i' HIS sub
icri wa. Tile shout of Il Great Nh'"iN' lH'rc "''
Il good attendance
,rI,. tenth ANIMAL social and grmua~ic festival un
der tnc au.pcc~ of thc Brocyu Iurn \crcW. "a' held
at WoodaWn I"ra. Grivcchd' y'-t'idN "' '"'''',
th,u, ru.rn olr.r socictir- we're rrpn'-rni"d And
anout 1000 people were present. the entertainment
consisted Of ymua-tic exercise, dancing ana music,
v,ry lo. were ylcu. Th' festival va, a1ran .ci
hy Ic -,hool com:ltcc of the Turn Ncrcin. consisting
Of Charles ~chl1f"r, Adnm fl-rhcF HcIhN - h"'''
Max Bethgc and Robert Hammer
same extensive repair, are being mad" n the IN
terror Of the chapel ol 81 Ann Protestant Ep,c pal
Church. Al Cutou and Livin2~i"" ~. me td"'N
u.t oImcry went across IN" west end Of the chapel
l,,. been cnIar-cl to incudc nearly a u'lIh ~
tnc room and under the gallery tur room, are heinz
built to be used parish hou'e ANA guil1 rooms.
Cornclins Euudick. forty three, Of Douglas It..
,,or pnchc,Drnv,. va, arrested yesterday afternoon
nm complaint Of Herbert Roger, OF No. l'-o Pre>i-
dent on the charge of -tcalihg h"r'" Valucd al
too from the stable Of Roger. The horse Nds found
in BundicNo stable.
Tb. police have not been able 10 arrest the men
,bn assaulted Policeman Peter Mayer on satulril,
morning.
roh, Parrctt. thiry-nyc years Old, Of 80. lao
vrrtIo,v WAS arrested yesterday morning on thr
charge Of having sndl. he'd valuable watch from the
hand Of Albert Butler Of No. 135 Gatcs'ave., IN the
| ,,t,i
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
JOHN II. DRAPER BURIED.

auctionccr. took place yesterday at 30 p. IN. at
II Thomas's Church. The pevs were filled with
friends Of the dead man. and TIE services
ducted by the Rev. DR. John W. Brown. assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Hail. Of Grace parish. and the Rev. Mr..
Kirkby Among the chief mOurncrs were the widow
and her two daughters, Of whom Is the wife OF
Dr. William May, and G. F. Wetmore. the brotherin-
law and partner of Mr.. Draper
Among those present were delegations from Kane
Lodge. 30. 454. f. and A. ", and from the Union
Club and other organizations. There were also pres
eit william II. GuiOn. Abraham Binneer. Frederick
Schenck. George =. B0wdOn, 1homa- Foot. 'torCe
De Forest Grant. William VI. Evart>. jr. Charles
Kollc,tedc Valentine Black. Johnston Livingston.
Henri VI. Braem. Leon Isrvier, VI. T. Palmer. Rollin
NJ Morgan, C. H. lia,woll, " \. Knapp, \. IL.
kirby, Felix RAY, Edwin A. Brooks and James X.
Ioyd. The burial in Trinity Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. [
NEWS
T OF NEw.YoRK sUNDAY. AUG. 8. 1856
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer GleBogle (Br Duke Yokohama June Kobe le.
with order vessel ~ Henderson BIOS Arrived AT the
steamer Alaska tBr) Murray Liverpool July &c queens
town ~ vita ndse and passengers TO Caderh "a CO.
steamer Rh9aa cBri Pearn CaTda July 10 swansea 20
steamer prince (Br Hey sniela. July ae N BAL
last II surzDurg CO. Arrived AT tae ;'ar a, ~ m
ami ua,sengers TO \ Forget Arrived at the bar AZ
with mG.e to Bu.k Arriveda at the Bar at
steamer Marcos Burrows AspInwaI Gays with NOSE
AMI passengers Pacific Mail rs Co. Arrived At the Bar al
Port fmon ndse aud passengers 70 mForwood Co.
Arrived at the Bar ST 3Op m
steamer CiuGad Conda t-p4n) Barona Vera Cruz &c "a
Havana days with mdse and passengers 10 NJ Ce0ales
& Arrived at tho Bar at ? N. e,, o., aov. ,,,,
rodse and passen GERS 10 Il l. Walker.
City Atlanta Dole West Point va win md's's
steamer Guyandotte Walker Newport News and Norfolk
with mise aud passengers 10 Old Dominion IS &C. ~,
steamer wyaaOse Boal RenToPd @ Gity p9at ana nor
folk mdse and passengers 20 oid Donn.on 80 90
Cottage t1y. Bennett Por''hu WIN 'H"'e -Hs
steamer Winter Nickerson. Boston with ase's
sp treasurer (Br Downey. Monevdeo July g. in ballast
BsE Passat Nor) Aronsen Bueno, Ayres ts Gays with
hides 70 Kdder Pss6ody ses'e oThasoe 10 DAYS VIA
Deiswars with sugar to LeAyeaft Co. ve'' i"
sT,ysET-wind At Sandy Hook light. S hazy.
AtC City Island. light SW; cloudy.
SAILED
Steamers Greece for London aeo. LIVERPOOL stAloans
Augnstine Para. AguAn. Belize Hudson Ne"'oflean''
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMER&
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Aug s-Arriveo. steamer Aurana tBr Dat
Sailed ,ssmers Etr1ra tBrj HAns and Wisconsin CBF
worra from Liverpool hence for Eew ,rr Coll
,1 rom York oS h.r wsy Hsvre Rhynand Bs
weI from sad Gs her ,san.s ~ag 20 We ~
Jan.son. Ans@tSP; fof Se%.TorR. i%s .'''''
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
AFFAIRS IN BROOhLIN.
POLICEMEN ROUGHLY HANDLED.
THEY FIND SEVERAL RUFFIANs WHO OBJECT
prTNG ARRESTED.

Detective Graham and PatrOman Gray oi the lenth
Precinct Yesterday morning arrested Ihonas west,
twenty three years old Of Balcst and Third ave. on
the charge of assatng and seriously inurlng Patrol
man Clancy of the Tcnth Precinct. Clancy was max
ing his rounds on saturday evening ana about 10
O'Clock came across a crowd that gathered OUTSIDE
an ,uctif room AZ Presdcntst. and Third ave Tie men
were drinking and making considerable disturbance.
Clancy told them 10 move They jccred al hm and
told him 10 run along and take OF himself lie took
hold Of one Of the men and about to march him
off 70 the station when West stepped up behind the
natrolman and struck him on the head with base
hall bat Clancy fell the ground and the ran was
on the point Of pounding him stIll further with the
cnb when the bystandcrs inerfcrcd and West ran
awav Clancy was carried into ncighboHns store
in an unconscious condition. When more policemen
arrived from the station the crowd had dispersed.
They carried Clancy to the station and an ambulance
tool, him 70 the scncy Hos pal. where the surgeon said
his injuries were serious.
Another Brooklyn policeman had diSaTecable eN
roricnce ON saturday night william J. Doughery was
sts by Patrolman Ryan. of the second iTecln't
Douchc1y attacked the policeman. hit nm IN thr iHe
tore or his shield and tore his clothes Ky an grow ms
club and after a hard fight conquered. Dougherty.
whose scalp badly cut up, was removed III an am
bulaucc and locked up ., = - a.
Patrick McCann. thirty years Qd, ol 30. -
Nelson. -, also had an encounter win an ohcer IN
partition-st PatrOlrnun Charles \. Mulllgan nad MS
coat torn Of in trying 20 arrest INN, but nla4y sue
cccded In doing
New-York tribune., 1890-08-04
RAISING rrxD, FOR \ HOSPITAL

r1In ecvoIiI nTmIl Tlaiia0uf-0I' l0-TVII ~ UI'
purpo.e If raising funds for German hospital "''
opcucd IS the Pllttdelt.c,c Hospital >"''N 't h"~'
wood Park Yesterday. II Will 30" continued ''"'''
to morrow and Wednesday and next sunday ne
festival Wa, opened Will @ promenade. "i''F WI" 4"
there were exhibition athletic -r"ri- "" "' '"''
riding TO-DAY Charles Hc.u.,-icl "iH oirH tF -
..,,.. nit, , .p..,n The -Yc.,y Dies hr'ad' ruT
.I..i r,.iird. f,l ~. bIop,.'d hospital ".d 4.'
,t., 40 600 lu i,.-rryc. The managers expect Z"
r',lr from @s.OuO 10 r-.upn t!4r fNir- ., L.,
,, -, flr. .,r.,'S ar. Clnr,c- Ncifh'' h"l
,,,. don't john Wcl,h. fr.' VIC p"'. .ar;i iir..t
f,-cr,,r second vice pfr.a 4. !. g. i"oh''' ''"N
@ .'l.' dr, I,bu fiu,eufhal. nuancal -"e'''aft d.
g. II Wagner. corrrsl lpitlHs -"'Ei" 10 -
uurtrn treasurer. John g J.. ""'tc ana '"''
D0rChcr honorary presidents.