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New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

Ruty. b. Lambkn O. j. seisnIor, not ont 49, Sa j. u I.
Red. b. Toey o; j. L. Douglass. not ont 70, coonsr
did not bat; byes 10 Total Cdye wiebetsl. TO- aovsn
YESTERDAY Afternoon by three runs. The match was
played at Paterson. y. J. The score follows
J. Rose run out :: : L. Macintosh b. Mcdonald, I ;
F. Prcndergsst b. w b. McDonsl ~ r. popDD opDS'
run out, 2; C. Mitchell. c. Hnchclif. b, Coppock
F.. Pearson, b. Mcdonald 9 NJ. Draycot not ouI, y
H. Rose, and b. Mcdonald byes Z; LEG pyes' l.
Total, As. A..
paterson-w Clarkson, c. and b. Cobb o; & n sutton.
b. Cobb, l: J. T. Grimlcy, c. Cobb, b. Dillon, >,
r. Coppock c. Bornn. b. Dillon, o; J.: Mcdonald. run
out. s. H. Wilde C. Maekinttosh b. Dillon, ~ MIRA Era
c. Prendergast b. Dillon 0: j. Sutton, b. Cobb, IL
F. Bullock Dillon, b. Smedley, o. byes, q legoyes'
2. Total, 46.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
PO.tOncc Notice.

(should be read daily Dy all Interested c4angeS may
Letters Tor foreign countries need not BE- specially ad
rssSd q ior as. siat 70 sd ~ any o banking
merca documents letters not specially aadfes'oa o'iS
Forsien mails for the week ending septemoes . Will
close promptly IN all cases. az tai, once ~ and south
Pacc ports per cy OF Para va oP'9s - ys a. ~
mus: Be diroesS co,.I ps and Ii :uaemas G PEI
B. RSrdaxI s 'si a.,r Dyis RON o,,i from
az p ,.s r. esan ;Sr ASSuiS Via Rio Saneo psi
wEpN ill.,. w. f0F 70, AZ t,rsas Blitain and
otr European countries must be drssted PER
q, sa 40 aSrS no. o,e. fot Gs'q or ;aad be
Lshn' at 80 for Belsum direct per ;: Ws Wsss
,as va a, An'SeR Il % 2 s ot ior9ans Hs iaS aa sa
5 +: s' e. &D5,ia .: s I'd s.; S
t9s ospe nay p ST M DSPsS for R.s. and
per : pro Horse, from NsS0r,ed1Hi ro,em,s and
Jamai5 aalpSfte s,o eo,a ia ha "a va va L@o Iys.a
@ ss,e;. ~ aa o Belle mus; be directed per Aa
at D. Ia for IruNiio per :. $ r" hongh' iio" Ne"'
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span m ana NJ icT irSa%i per . sera VIA ouecnsown
es or Britain nd ohsF az GgrOpsa9 Pc %, e?ss ga.os
Es In% and sssn BsFa ana eisss FsF'us ri
dectd per Va "a odlS m fS ases Ss N'Sss Ss
be- directed per veendamD at a. m 10. scotland GreeI
a. va "a a'ES"r m Eg Trinidad %Si' and 1Oago per
Titanic AZ p. m. for Campcche. Chiapas tabaace
and Yucaan, per ;. Gumuri Qetters Tor CUBA ano
Tsmpco and Tdxpam direct and for o;ne, MeSic'n States
Via Xet Srpr ms'f be % arsc' cT aqua up per Gus
lOm New.Oreans. ..,.,,.
(fron Ssn Francisco close here September % ct so
n m. Mails china and Japan, per CRY OF 10
Janeiro fror San Ysneiseo eioe here sepsem1er ~
Hawaiian FIJI aud Samoan Islands. per :. Alan sts
from San Francisco close her september H. at 80
m Tor on arrival at New-Nork OF 5. AUrana, with
british mails for Agstlala). Mails for the so.sty
islands nor ship Tropic Bird from san Francesca cose
here septembef fei, At 80 p. N. Mails for Newiougd
land by rail TO Halifax and thence by steamer close az
this sorce rpily ct = 20 D. Malls for Miquelon bv
rail- 70 Boston and thence BY steamer close 4 this office
daily at 80 D. N. Mails for Cuba. by rail 10 Tampa
Fla and thence by steamer Sailing MONDAYS and Thurs
Wvco overland unless specially addressed for dispatch
i'v steanel ol0se at this Office daily at a. n.
The schedule Of closing Of Tran 5;Paeine mails
land transit 10 San Francisco. Mails rom the Last
arriving on tine at San Francisco on the dsy OF a.hg
~ stearers are ds'atc d thence the sane day Reeis'
tereG mall closes a. 700 p " greylogos 9ry' 'p.,,,.
poe tonice New.York, y. Y August ~ loco
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
tn WELCOME AnrHBISHOp coRRIcAy.

Arrangement making 10 give Archbishop Corrigan
an enthusiastic reception upOn his return from Europe
whittier he wen. in with his sccre'
tary the d.. Charles r. Mcdonnell. who during Ms
stav m Rome been ais'd 70 the dignity ~ Monsirnor
Ly tie Pope. The Archbishop and his secretary have
spent most OF time during their absence In Rome anu
tbcy have visited Hov Land and other places
II religious and historical importance In the od Wofu
They win set Liverpool the return Journey TO
this country the Teuonc. which sails September D.
They will meet with such reception on :her return as
was given Archbishop fcw evenings before starting
for Europe almost all the clergymen and the Leading
Roman Catholic aymen IA the archdiocese besides many
pcoplc not Ca.hoics greeted him IN the Lenox Lyceu
This time IL VIII be IN the MctroDoan Opera House ana
now as then the reception by the atv viii be In charge
o John D. Crlmmns. An address has been prepared anu
will be presented 70 the Archbishop but IL has not AZ fe'
been decided whether delegation VIII down the BAY
to receive him.
Many popular necessities are met by consulting the
L. udynrllsnmnnls In Tho Irlhune.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
1HE CHESS PLAY At MANCHESTER.
RESULTS OF THE GAMES BETWEEN THE CON-
TEsTANTs IN THE INTERNATIONAL
rOIrpNLMNT


Manchester, Aug 30.-play In the internauo1'a'
chess tournament was resumed to-day with the io'
lowing results: ,
French defence adopted By Lee was ADJ
after twenty .one moves. Lee had slightly the pe'
II time, but the contest had 70 DC
Another French defence played by IAIa.h % 80
SchaIlOpp had a similar end inasmuch as IL iiau aa
to be adjourned after twenty mine moves. ,hn
game. ro..,h.ue ras
game between Mackenzie and Taubennans WA wa
drawn after thirty-fOur Tie captain PIS,eih
a Ruy Lopez and the Parfsian got an Advantage ""''
proved, however, not sufficient 10 Scofc' A.
Gunston won a Ruy Lopez against Gossip In iofH it
two moves. The latter deIendeo weakH III ''' '"'
game and lost in consequence thereof . -, ,arod
Bird scored fine game against Ihoroi1 Wuo pa opciIoa
the contest with ut to 8. Ihe veteran setu, IL
the victory by an advantage gained m the Gnu VI ''
game. -, ,. -, ,,,nin
who Orened irregnlarly The Russian got the best Vi
the opcning and won after thirty five moves a.,
owen and Tinsley agreed 10 draw gat1c d.c' nt - y
moves owen PLAYED Kt to j 3, anu ll:isiey eu. -
Slight advantage at one tnie when pfoVeh' ho"e'''
not sufficient TO win. , ,s.o .o,inst
scheve got bad game, but finally scored by an oVer
sight OF his opponent in about eighteen moves o,..
BIackburno wOrsted Muller III about elehueh s NJ
In consequence OF an unsound combination oi "s
adversary who had played the Q + openlhF, .r.,,v.
eiaht moves. The victor played the ssIn,n ~, sb M
fence and got q good game early on, ana oy SUI
sequcnt fine play he scored. ,uu. p,rd hoat
adjourned games resulted as follows; Bliu Dcno n
owen and Alapin Tarrasch ana Scheve niew Sia, ~,
heat Mackcnzie: Tinsley beat Van Vilet: Mackcnzle
Leaf Gnnston: Taubenhaus beat Mason; Thornid 9cat
Cunston: Aiapin beat Lee: Mackenzle beat bru ;
Tarrasch beat Muller, and Mason beat Bird.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
OBITCART.
SIDNEY DE KAY.
OOr sports. see First. second and Third PdGss

Sidney de Kay died yesterday morning az MS
home I'm Bardavc New-DriCton, 5. l., at the age OF
forty. six wears Two weeks ago he seized with
An attack of Inflammation Of the bowels, but on Fri
DAY wa, considered ont of danger. when sudden re-
lapsc caused his death the next morning. lie leaves
a widow and three children Mr.. de KAY was the
third son Of Commodore dc Kay, VINO did brilliant
service for the infant Argentine Republic in It's
struggle for independence against Brazil, ana who
,ferwar,i commanded the United states frigate Mace
donan when she was sent to ireland In lei1 laden
with provisions for the sufferers from the famine.
sidney dc KAY was born at d" Stoaed.' the country
home OF his father tie Hudson, opposite Eigheth'
st. lie was sent to tie Sheffield Scientific school Oh
Yale University but du4ing the second year of the
civil War lie left college and enlisted as private In
the list New York Volun eers. For brilliant service
IN his first battle, he promoted 10 leutenancy
IN the sth Connecticut Regiment and after~ald
served on the staff OF Generals Butler, Devehs aud
Terry while on General Buter's STAFF his gallant
conduct won him the brevets OF captain and major.
Al tho close Of the Civil War he esroused the cause
of the ,'rran mOunaineers against lnrheS' anu
illness he returned New York. and bcSar the study
~ q appointed Assistant. plstrlct-Nt-
torr.v under ex-Tndge Noah Davis. When john a
DIX was Governor. he appointed nm member oi hls
loval Legion, the g.. A. Re- the llolahu eocle's' an
otlcr civil and military clubs. -, ,,.
ibnut fifteen year, ago he ma Tled the daughter
NJ " j. Craven the engineer The funeral will he
La,d a, ~ Nlays Church Caate.On and Davis aves.,
New. ton, S. l., on Tuesday, at ~ a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
YIELDERS OF THE WILLOW.
MANY IyTERgsr;NG CRICKET GAMEs-THi


rho ,or,sn and New-Rochele cglckctcrs played
,',t,b vest. rlny at Central Park. The following
IL the score 80. ,r - ,,o,e.
Iarem-F Turtle b: oEoq@e W SnT Tc,l e; nay15S g.
Iost~,, !; !. Turner D. Erst>' ~ T. Twit"!.i. b..
gerald. o.. Bcggs, 8 ". Casey not o'' " oN""' 90
lo,;i Sir 70 HocbceM Burke b. Turtle, O. z. M'Tcer b.
I'm, W. =, ~ / BurIo, b. Albcgsa >; 4. Walker e.
Iicrga. b. Tur.lc. .. 4. orourEe .. IuTtle' y = !,
postnr NOT out :i J. Ilar,uoy. b. Inrtle. o. >
Bartnctt b. Turtle NJ. 4eory, b. Turtle u cA'raS' l.
Ths ofce, match between the Ama,s"r tc1
eleven ard tht Kings County cam, PhSc" m,
at 9,,pr,1;p nG1;peft ~ - sore ESo'"''' '''''' ,
o'ym Hmn,enr ieaeac~j c Mceuecn b. Franklin;
b. WOOD. To- q. Weech, T. o'Rey' D. ErTIli1 MorSaI
Ii A. Young b. Franklin. d - .. "iil r ID Marvin
7. Goln 6 Ia.G Nm run out. p ". sharp not ont
3: ~ White. not out j; extras . io'' i0' .
"'; EGss cop,c Trnp" . eIT a o. out Mclean, j. II !
Morgan. b. Mclean. = hPhillips' H. Mclean. D
II MpnleT, :. Youns, b. sharp v: J. Wood Wood, nm
out Ia wam' b. b, MGan' g 6sy + Sls HG' I'D not Of
sharp o; F. M"ySs, roai n1' i"r g'i wSbcts 49,
The mai between the ro;kyn llr ana NnsI a Pro- ro
IarH' was won easily by the L'oohlyn. The score
=, ro,hyh iIludc b. Douglas rs. II. schohcd b.
Hinde H. T. Greene b. iilnde' o. = Lce irnIms r o"
4 = Durlnt b. flnuc, ~. - 'yitD
iiindc o.: A. f.. wcls, b. II nde, o. y. ID. bio"h
= Rowcy b. Wood o J. 5. Creighton, g. hOWie}' o.
liindc = w. J. Manly. not out o: eXiris u IoV,i 20
Kires Comfy secOnd-E. Wood, D. HeIns', y IL ~, ~ "
Michel run ont 4: II Rowley. h Helms II. nilhte
rtn ont a y Douglass. c. Sthoheln' D. G,een' "
r McGove!n c. scale. b. Greene, e. uclm11' p
WicKs o: Dr. roococh. b. scale, =; j. RnIsen. o.
Greene; Q; Ayres pcSi B; % 20 e. scale T. ra'o"'
The match between The Rest crieketers and , me
New York eleven. played yesterday at Central rar1'
rcsSeo SnS y"S"E "S IoT A. smith b. walker Il F. " STRAIT
ford " walker 10: j. Mitchell b. slyne. o. W. Ham.
= r. McDcath run ont, O F. Melville b. KourKe' q q
+ r. iris h. Ronrie 3 W. +. Jackson. run out, o;
I McNevln not ont. o: G. p. webster c. ana o.
Si,v"c . extras "a. Total. 81: .,.,
Thc Rest D. RourIe G. JACKSON o. Stra.ipru,
oA p Sxyne G. Smith b. straford G. hntsOh
G strtfJrd b. McNevin, C. H. 19rhny ., hI, n,ruG
sord II. T. walker b. McNcvn, o; F. j. Lnnghlih
e. Iris b. stratford. 4; H. NeWnurg G. M.Nl,l'
McNcvin. g. Dr. Kane c. smith y. stra,ioru, ora, y. y
+ + Ioddock b. McNevln 2: J. 4. Hare not pn,; / :
u v peyIIle b. McSevin. o: extras IoH ~,
The cricket match between the Herkcicv AIhlctls
cub eleven and the Cosmopolitan crchcnrs pitTSa rS
Yesterday at berkeley oval, resulted III oi""' ~"
scGpc perIOcy "A. 40 Tolev, b. Reid o; G: : Gsrna
han a. Reid. q: J. H. iamhldn o. JiGssnn; is , ~ n
Waters n Jackson. 90; ". ~ Rntty ue no, o''
" r. Lowe c. Reid b. FoGhill H. r. ,ttx and N "
ont o: s. b. s. Bissell. H. Hll, .; ta -: h1tS vide
Jones did not bat; byes, o. leg oyeS' d. "''e' =
Posl ocsal,@spoiitan-H. ,asr E. Jackson. b. TOiev' ao
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
A NEW SPANISH DANCER CoXIy0.

The managers OF the Eden Musee are MAKING con-
siderable preparations for the coming OF Carohns
Otero. Spanish dancer who has won enough favorsoie
comment in Europe to warrant hopes Of pleasing
reception by the public here. She is the daughter OF
General Oero, and is said to be well educated ana
highly accomplished. She inherits her musical talent
from her mother. who was opera singer, and she
will make Spanish songs feature OF her performances
here, in addition to her dancing. To the study OF
dancing she has devoted several years ugh she Is
still Young and she has had Of the best masters
in Europe. She will br9g company Of dancing ,.I,
10 give an exceedingly attractive entertainment
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
LACROSSE on STATEN ISLAND.

A good game Of lacrosse was played Yesterday at
Wcst Brighton s. L. between the Staten Island Athletic
club team and the Jersey City Lacrosse team. Il'e
staten Islanders won the score being to IN their
favor The staten Islanders were clearly too much
for their opponents though the Jersey City men played
we'll The following are the names OF the players ana
their positions:
Jersey City Club. samo, goal u W. More""
point = s. Isles point l.. Leary hrSt deiehce
4 Ncwl,Irk second defence: Il. Barnchelo. third de
fen.e: l.. Roney. centre: W. b. Loare, hrst attack
f. Killouch. second attack; d. Banks, third attack
H. NewlirI. home. - am
staten I,land-H. A. Matthews goal; {: Z. MI
Ter point David Brown. cover point; : Moses; lr,
Art defence. Edward Cute. second defence, ID. I
DevlIn third defence: J. McLane. centre; william
Mchany first attack W. Davis. second attack; s. King
third attack; x. a. Matthews home
or other Outdoor Sports see second and Third Fuges
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
The Cambridge, 33i Fifth.avc.
Summer and Fall Arrangements.


The apartments this house. which people OF travel
hotel accommodations In all parts OF the
world speak the very ideal Of what home hotel
should be- hitherto been rented exclusively by yearly
but MI Reich has been induced In part by presen
occupants his house. In by their outoftown riends
heard such good report OF the amenities OF lie
be enjoyed there to permit the apartments to oe
temporarily occupied by the month season. This new
arrangement already gone into effect, and TO those
Souherners upon seaside city as veriaole
summer resort and such to them IL may be, The Home
Journa would commend the Cambridge delightfully."- situ'
sted as it the slope OF Murray Hi offering Just
such a temporary home as they would like best Our
transatlantic friends should also take the hint.-Hone
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
IN MEMORY or WALTER HOWE.

The Republican District Committee of the KIN
Assembly District, at its regular mcc'ing held on f7
dav evening pa sed resolutions expressing soTr'w ai
the untimcly death Of Aquoduct Commissioner walter
Howe who for three years rcpr, sened thai district
in te Assembly and bearing testimony To s thorough
Rou blicanism manly Independence ability and colir
ace. The committees tribut' 70 lbs memory wa
ordered 10 be placed upon tiIo minutes aud i copy
,hcrcf sent % hls iAmly The committee passed also
tiS f5lloy.ug: "R,-olved. That dem II advisable
ana for the best In q o. our party that the Comfy
ConycntiOn for the nomination OF the cit, and county
tcl,ct should be he'd this year Oh early day IA
possible"
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
CLOSE OF THE CHARTER OAK RACES.
EARLY BIRD GETS THE GUARANTEE STAKE
BELLE HAMLIN AND JUSTINA.

HANLlN AMI JO5lINh'
Hartford Ang 80 CspeciaD-There was light
card for the close Of the Grand Circuit meeting at
Charter Oak Park this afternoon with Only two regular
to be decided and two special contests against
time The Guarantee Stake came first, and three OF
the ouryearold trottrrs name declared to start
Carlos was not considered and Early Bird sold at S25
to SIO over him and Abbe ", the mare being the
only hope OF the feldbuyers. Carlos drew the pole
for the first heat but Early Bird went by him at
once and troubled after that Abbe v keeping
three lengths away while the stallion came home easy
IN 2 :23 L. Then IL was to on the roam Stallion
and he won the second heat :27 with Abbie " max
ing no effort TO force him along. Turner was asked
to try little harder and he responded by sending
Abbie V. along and carrying Early Bird of his feet In
the third heat the quarter After getung squared
away the favorite set clip that the mare was unequal
to and she made tangled break OF the homestretch
while Early Bird captured the heat and race In 90
The 30 class took longer TO decide and the
favorite, Nightingale could only get one heat She
sold at Sc TO So over the field at first and when Robert
NJ Taylor was able to get heat in o:31 with the
mare not driven out the odds were 10 i on
her. Nightingale tiled for the next heat, but Iay-
lor shook her of and beat her In "a. In the third
neat Taylor went to pieces on the upper turn when
he leading, and Nightingale beat the others In
:25 L. sch unsteady after that and after close
finish the fourth heat went to Maggie T. In 2S IL,
Tom Carpenter only nose behind and Nightingale
Tapped them. The fifth heat found Robert NJ.
Taylor steady and he went round Maggie T. in TIA
third quarter and landed the deciding heat In 25
with Nightingale second.
In the afternoon C. }. Hamlin drove his team. Belle
Iamn and Justina, mile in 2 10 al. They wens
away moderately to The quarter in 35 IA seconds.
Justlna made break the half which reached
In 100 a.: from there both kept steady, and they
made the fourth quarter at :07 gdit The per-
iormance is equal " the best record for teams with
professional up, and quite eclipses any public mile BY
an amateur driver
Guy danced about the stretch for half hour before
he struck trot, and then turned the track in IL H.
This is a losing performance. lie started TO beat
2:lO34 lie trotted the last quarter at 2 :O5 gait
This closed successful meeting, the next OF tho
series being at Springfield, Mass. summaries:
CAPITAL GUARANTEE STAKES-S3,00O. FOALS OF
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
GILMORE AT MANHATTAN BEACH.

At Manhattan Beach to-day Gilmore VIII give the
last Of his special concert programmes for the week.
The weIl-known bandmaster will direct two bands
large chorus, an anvil brigade. and drum corps
lie will also time the firing Of Ae cannon In the
closing Of the concert Mr.. Gilmore was the hrst
musical conductor to discover what valuable ad1uncts
cannon and blacksmith anvlls were to music ana L
is said that the Boston Jubilee. at which ticy were
first introduced, owed great part OF its success 70
these imposing effects.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
THE WEATHER REPORT
FORECAST TILL 8 p. NJ. SUNDAY.


Washington, Aug 30.--For Maine and New-hainpshre'
light showers northwest y wnas stationary tehperaVue'
For Vermont fair and cooler Sunday northery WINS
For MASSACHUSETTS, air weather, north"estery "'hus
cooler in eastern stationary temperature In western p0f'
ton.
For Rhode IsqGd and Connecticut, cooler ar hof'n'
westerly winds.
o rastcr New.York and Eastern Pennsylvania, fair
st,, onary temperature northery winds. - -
kor New.J rssy fair nOrtherly winds; stationary en-
peraturc. ..-. . ,-,....A,a ro,u.,a and Norvla,d
fair northcrly winds change in the temperature
Eor western New.YorN .gh local showers, followed BY
f,r an sunday nor:herly winds. becoming variable;
For Western Penns yania and Ohio slightly warmer.
fair weather nOrtherly winds, snhthg 10 ea'Icfy'
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
PLYMOUTH WINS YEwBEDFoRD's CoLoRs.

New Bedford, Mass. Aug 80 special).-Ihe Ply
mouth aud New Bedford lawn tennis clubs have been
contesting in this city for the possession Of coors.
Last summer New Bedford PYmouths colors.
SiX matches were played here yesterday and today
10 dc crmine which should again hold the colors.
In the first contest for mixed doubles ". B. Thurber
and Miss l.. ". Shumway. Of PNmouth. defeated John
Dcnison and M,s Lucy Swift. Of ti, city. G-1 u 4.
I'm the mems singles Thurter defeated Dcnls0n Go
-. 90. In the women's singles, MISS shnhl"a'
defeated Miss swift. G-l. - In the boys' singles
Arthur Ingraham Of this city. defeated 4. Lcbaron
Russell Of Plymouth. 60, 6-2 In the women s
doubles Miss swift and Mrs Bushnell. OF this city.
defeated Mis- shumwav aud Miss A. W. Davis, of
P,moulh, 90, 3-G. 6-3. In tile mems doubles,
TIurDer and John Russell. 81 Plymouth. defeated
Augustus Murray and Arthur InSr1ham. ID o.
81 Ii-i3. 81
THIS end 4 The series and the Pymouths not ONLY
faFo their coors back with them. but those OF New
Ifdfprd also.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

Some unknown person fire the jail In North Piaih.
ecd vesterday morning and structure was dan'Reu
IN the extent 81 800. Fortunately there were no
prisoner, in the jail at the time. An adjoining Kehn"
Containing eight valuable dogs was desToyee anu VIC
animals we're burned ~ deaVa.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

After September the SHELTER Island and Hamptons
EXPRESS leaving Brooklyn at 30 and Long & hs.snd q
I :i5 and Grecnport 80 p m will run only q
FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS until further notice. =.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
THE REV. THOMAS \. KENNEY.

Ncwburg n. Y, Aug. 30-The Rev. Thomas ~
Kenney pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Fails Village Conn, died yesterday at Chntopdale'
Ulster County aged thirty-fve lie entered me
,oinIstrv ten wears ago and was appointed 10 Fals
VILLAGE al tho last session Of the NeT-iork Con-
Nrrl
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
MARRIED.

sMITH-BEERS-At Ridgeheld Conn, Thursday,
August 2s, 1890, by the Rev; J. L. Peek Miss Annie
Conn.
ART-BLACKLIN-At the residence Of II. II.
Beade Brooklyn on the 25th inst by the Rev. James
c. Jones Minnie C. Blackin, daughter Of the late j. j.
Dlasklu, TO Jesse l.. Walthart, OF Geneva n. \.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

Every facility afforded the home-se at News
Dorp. S. I. delightful home-spot. Go and SEQ
Hughes 4 Ross, No. Al Broadway. =.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

When I'm search OF work or workers, horses or car
RIGGS hoard or rooms, real estate consult Inc
'rbHne's little advcr scments OF the people" You
will find them on the ninth PAGE to-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

mr. n keunedy's EmoHent efectualiy removes ireckles
sunbun tan pnples botches. &C., and leaves the ro9en
st and eIes skin perfectly smooth. soft add white box
IN, nastnaid on receip Of 81 six for 60. III Wess
81 y, Y,
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

=, ,.o diagram continuous line shows the barometer
nucatons Yesterday, observed az tine United states
nnnni S.r,ce station this city The dashes indicate
snS,peratr re noted at Perrys Pharmacy Sun Building
Tribune ONCE, Aug. 81 a. m-The weather yesterday
UNA cool and cloudless. The temperature ranged be-
tween 60 and 10 degrees (09 dsgrecs being
81. degrees lower than Friday -,
In and near this city Tomorrow the weather VIII
probably be clear and cool.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
SENIOR ESPADERO.

SENIOR ESPADERO.
Havana. Aug 30-senor Espadero. the renowned
Cuban pianist, IS dead.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

Havemeyer, will be one OF the first fashionable we'd
dings Of October. Miss Moss is still In Newport.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
BeIio,ous Notices.

IT TpIvITy pApTIST CHVRCI. 55th-st. and Len
,,ofnp a. eaya Mrs c. s. WHITNEY win preach So
hath ii a. IN. and :i5 D. M
nrrovrD DISCIPLE, s9th-st., near MadsonayeY
Rev GREGORY LINES, Rector. Rev GEORGE DEoEN
the rede rating a The church services
.,I So EeId IN The chapel adjoining at 80, IL. s.
nIscrpIFs OF CHRIST 5eth.st. near sthaye..
The Rev. Is. b. TYLER, Pastor
..r,on Inv the Rev. j. r. IOOF. OF New Haven,
'''''S Conn. No evening service
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. 1856 Worth:
st. wiLLIAM BAkSARD SupeSasSse Ss sasSce q
boy by the children Of the institution Public invited
DoHations os secondhand clothing and shoes souetsd
ST. BAR7HoLoMEw,s CHgRSI. Mad,sOn'srye;, rs.,a, ana
Mo,oing service at IL O'Clock. sermon by the Rev.
ENABLES O. CURRIE d. D.. formerly OF st. Luke'
Church. PHILADELPHIA.
ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH 5th-aye. and 53d-st, Rev.
l. w BROWN, d. b.. Rector.-Aiorning prayer, sermoq
end Holy Communion d II O'Clock. Evening prayer g
sclaAk
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

except for desuory literary work which suggests Id
self from time 10 ume.'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

Notices Of marriage must be indorsed with full
aame and address.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
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