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New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

v,,.,,,.too Park was lively place YESTERDAY f'hu-
tho ono n the good Old dsvs before the players anu W.
elm, owners began their haht for siois' ''r
peone were present and lie enthusiasm was " ''
contagious kind. The game was between N' '''''- -
and Cincinnati League teams, ana u' p''"'@'
after hotv contested ncht.
4, the lead in the League rae" depended upon '"' "
suit ~ the game each management put ln '' ,
.can and battle roya, was anticipated. '"' l'"'-
.i,alry existing between .hc tvs, teams extended t' u
,, and the tlayers were ncryed o. deeds ~ exceptions"
,alor The Brooklyn really ontpay'o t'i nc'H OPP
panents and. winning rather easily t"'A i" -'
0,st ulace The Bridrgroous viii he haio '' u''''-'
The Cincinna:ls scored run in the op'nns ln"nt anu
49,, - Ayan,.g. IN the foulth In this inning Burns
tt q hau into LETT for base. Foutz s'nt eI"'u'' u
right Terry bln..d to Rhncs who I''T'u h"'"S "
third Donovan rolled eroundor 70 NAN an" "'N q"1"
" thrown out Fout7 scoring Terry also a' NP.u "
but the umpire standing on the base l"e ''A'' '
wav. Big Reilly threw the bail quickly in from if'' 10
Harrington , ,,ho,
Terry fell over the umpire and was about % score
Harrington touched him vita the ball Inc ui"Ii'e
sided that Terry had scored, "hereupon th' ~"
.o,used 70 pav further The umpire then TOOK o' '.
watch and announced that would give the CncihNV'
Ave minutes in which TO proceed
In the meantime the crowd joined in the discussion ana
pandenonlum reGned At the expiration OF the n'' MN
Ites The Cncnnats refusing to play the umpire rave ~
Rrooklvns the game-nine nothing. Tho Blo'kyh7 u'
pndevord 10 induce the Circinnats to play the postponed
game Of May 20 but the latter cmphatioaly refused
treaty finally patched up and it was decided 30 play W
regular game The BIooklyns consented % waive mer
claims TO Tcrrys run Terry declared out at un'
plste instead Of having scored run.
The trouble was directly caused BY Smiths r"ol
coaching Smith IN from third has- .us' aAeal
Terry. The umpire saw him coming. and dodSe' ONLY
q PUN sgainst Terry who was following Immediately IN
smiths wake Smith should be rcprinaraed for such
ECrk.
In the fnh inning the Brooklyn men began TO gauge
Rhine's and the remainder Of the voyage was
,asv sailing. The follows:
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

during the shooting season The association in IL, rules
and manner Of working no, been modelled the Staten
Island and the Ncw-Jersey Athletic Associations, ana
only such features viii De presented and games PERMITTED
Wi! tend raise athletic sport. higher order and
the time give the public interesting and 'i-
oyabe entertainment. Tho association has been lncor-
poratd under state with a capital Of $4,000. Tho
principal officers Edwin W Fiske, president; Henry
c. Smith. vcc-pf,>dcnt; William II. Mackoy secretary
and treasurer. and John J.. Jarvis, jr. manager.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
POLITICS ~ FRANCE.
PUTTING RAW SILK MATERIALS oN THE FREE
IIST-REACTTuN ~ FAVOR OF ". FERRY
--TAIII.NEAND MLMOLkN.


Paris. July Il The chief political occurrence ot
the week wa~ the decision + the superior Council
N commerce that in the forthcoming nriN bill raw
silk mat,.al, shall be- placed on m, 'rc, list. The
Temps" which usually speaks the Government mind
on such occasions. AVS 1t considers this tho most
important p. ltical action of the year. and declares
it assures the continued prosperity Of Lyons over
her italian and other rivals.
Eumor, are still current that some Of the mem
bcrs Of The Chamber of Deputies. and perhaps some
of the Ministers also. desire 10 re,aliat' against the
United states in case of the rs,-ag' ol the Mckinley
Tariff mlI 10y chnueug the i~nch tarih 5" %, q"
favor Russian petroleum. II IS doubtful whether the
Government Will sanction such an effort
The most marked sign OF the reaction against the
violent prejudice which drove VI. Jules Ferry rom
active politics has been shown in the Department N
Xo.cc- where the man who defeated VI FERRY lh the
election, for member, 1t the Chamber OF pepnti"' hy
ar.-ng the old prejudice against him rela~\c - ihe
Tonquln affair vu, him ELI defeated by personal
N.ud Of w. Ferry. II J., believed that this VIII pave
the way for NJ Ferry early return 10 H'uv" p'h'lc~
lie va, so unpopular IN l0-" that his bu't at the
ari~ Exposition WI, removed, owing 10 the agitation
against him and the threats that II "ohId b' mUuI'u
I'm spite of the guard.
The memoir, Of Prince Talloyrand have been edited
for the pres, In tho French language. They are npW
being translated INTO English, and viii shortly be pub
li,hcd in that language.
\ small 3ut active party ln the chamber Of Deputies
i, ,tlu de- frou, Of using the establishment Of IN
English procrtpratc Zanzibar. provided for by
the AuploGcrman agreement. a., the mcu~ to
n., NJ nIlot. Minister of Foreign Niair-, from Office.
rn,. ,Ntrrmc hadiral, r'mcui~r VI. Kibot', former
lmpcliast ~ympatirs. ana thci do EOt consider hlih
~ be sufficiently pronounced Republican 10 hold such
an Office a, that of Foreign Minister. lhc Chamber,
however ha, rrpclt"dh shown itself 10 be oycrw helm
inrly I'm favor OF VI E,bot. The discussion by the
Chamber Il the Anglo German agreement has been
postponed for a month
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
cPop PROSPECTS, ~ MAINE.

Levi ton. Nc. July Il" The Lewiston Journal" ha-
made canvas of Maine Ia crop prospects, and the
following F.. q summary: " Hay VIII Ice ahoN" the
t,c.,. ,r,p though one week later The II corn
pautod i. about - per cent ~ the a'cH-c Potatoes
raj. higher than corn-aloui - per cent. Olt. ard
barley ar,. about IN" average hut indications point
10 A deterioration Of these b' w-tne. IN" app," crop.
ON the whole. taking into account I'D" failure Of the
baldwin crop. will be below the average"
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
Tho N.r.Yo,k and r,...n.g xa,ona! L.asue team.

Tho New.Yoik and Ptt-buig National League teams
sn shed Their present series % together 40 the Polo
Grounds Tho pit,bgrg.r- orrlt.c and "'a that
tac att utauo. naturally snail n spit" Of t" fa't
that better baecloI weather aout not have been mad ~
orIer. W,leh and BlcE were NcN-Tof6s battery. amt
Bowman Che yoang cole. 1u pitched for IN" ptt.hurc.
vi:h Decker he inventor Of tne Aan--hapcd glove Tor
catcher his la 'k--;op.
Tie local Learuc simply oItpayed their opponents
a. syery point a.d u t1e .a,ie-t po-- b." manner
We.,h pitched with h- oitrur -.!I and bis support
The Work of Gs~,co t1rooa Clarke. Buckley. T.,r-
r,n aad Ho,nunc capital IT score ~ a- ap.
t..r.H
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THE RECORDS
PLAYERS LEAGrE.
AMLKICAN AsoOCIATION.
AN~OCIATION
NEw ArnLLrIc AAsocIArLoN FoRMEn.

Tho Mount Vernon Athletic association ha, secured
lease desirable piece Of ground consisting Of about
tive acres about a milo and hall from tc Ncw-Nork
and NcwIav'n Railroad station m the southwestern part
OF the town and easily reached by the horse by
walking. 4 part Of this tract has been prepared for
baseball field and there few better In Cc country
The entire grounds being ncosed and grand stand
with seating capacity for 300 has been erected with all
the needed appointments Of a clubhouse running
track will be constructed and such other improve
ments will be added time N time may be
essary.
The Mount Vernon Club will the grounds
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
RAcE. or rnr Hrn,oN corNrl WnrELNEN

NNI p " IIIT IIT l70N I'T IN NTIT-FITT'-
I.' HuA-on C'unu y. j.. wh"c.men h"m thc.r
summer ioiA racing c'nt"'t ycs,cria' afternoon. ''
thr Vulura lr,iustou to.rc. Thor Wa, lnrec
turnout d ,gh"ci,u.i. TIN" ouc mile novice ri." WI
won It l.. I. N.1aughi.n. 40 mnutc, and seconds.
with T. L. Eoiert-pu. lr -.roud. and l y. benedict
trd. pr,tr-, va, filed against McIau-hiu. and Do
Uas r,rd pat a. mot novice. The tyc m,lc club
championship race. four starters, va, Woa ly =. T.
NDIucll.r. Jr. 1lu" - minute, 45 seconds. T.. VI
smith .c.oud nrd W. J.. AHrd-" thrl. The Gro
uU. madr,p. -N -tn,'".. va won h' f. T. Ne
l11r'ir. .H T. mnn'", ~ 'r'"nd' second ,,r"s
war -t,,tor. I. D. Ncr-cle- timer. and T. g. App"b'
tldse. Tie rul', Wcrr gold club medals ana p.'~.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
wISNEn, ~ THE YoyKEr, rorEx,MEYr

I.'NTlIl0 y III I7T' T.IIN IN ~ NNIT.NI.
There 8a. largo Attendance yesterday a. thc -amcS
Z ttr NYal.r- lawn Tennis club. The results wcr'
-.iuewhat different tom a"tcpttIou,. Doc tl' hualt
ol men, single, Carmau Eunyon defeated Victor Ell
lng. 3D.. -. Pm MIXED doubles C4ruau Kunvon
aai NJ. Eltu- d,'.I"d Victor Eltrs a.d Ms, Law,
&C. q & TI- leave. ~" winner, % th" tournl
ucut. Vip VIII pp~,-.Gt the club, at IA-tuC- ncNt
tcrl. a.. n',H. N"r'r singles. tlrmu luuHou. u.
von,n'- single. N-- Ftug. m-1'- dpl'lcs. Ctrnaa
Eurtou and g.. 81 Er.r-. mAcd doubles. Carur
Euur.u a.d Ms Eitnt
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
TUr COVVOC iTTOV COVNcTL CHOSry

Albany July l2.-~errrtary Dewey, Of the Regents.
has announced the result of The ballot for ConvOcaon
Councl - follows Preside d. !. ill. Of Rochester
University. Professor B l. Wheeler u Cornell Uni
ycr>tv PRINCIPAL G. r. Il. smith. ~ the Lansngburg
Ulrh school Principal \. " Wr ght of the Waterville
Mon schpol and Dr. ". J. Milne, president of tho
state Normal College, Albany.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
HUDSON RIVER SQUADRON REGATTA

m tr-t r-r,tl " n" HUd-0u Nl'cf FQUadr u Nc
toruthau Natt took rac" yesterday. There Vrr, eleven
entries Consisting ~ rrup.s. oathoNts and 81 Lawrence
tL0- Th. wind blowing strongly from ~" south
west that il canoe aal sdGs found squalls than
they ooii stand up under and hauling down thrir ,ls
stood n .lor. for mo mon. friendly protection NJ ne
Port station clublouso. lu ta~ ,atboat class II. VI
Dr,oFs 40 wa the winner.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
nRnnKLYN
Total for 8 wickcts

Tie No,e Yorl, Cricket CIuh'. eleven c'-IF dc
fcai-d The Now Ior-rv tthicti. club 'au ih ctsne
,afuo - icr.cn Point <. I. f..f.-f1F afternoon.
II vae inning game tIr score lr.n. loo o. ll-
j. T.. Roberts :. W and j. ~. ~ira''o0i t"".rd i"r
%cv Yora and g. W -trltf1rd made 30 runs tcf'r"
he wa, l,ylcG. j.. g Clark dt n"1;lN 80 tH" bowling
fur rlc home team. ard l"d 10 ruu getting hr score
If
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

N.W-I
played close game at Berkeley oval The New.YoFks
at,.d well in the last innings and by this score
Sc,y,Tora Ss,s., a. C e 8 3 9 3 !!-iis
or &.N nerhticy hGrHtco & e. BS.,e I%
Shaw and Murphy, Cassidy and Hebben Umpire
The staten Island Cricket and Enrlewood Field teams
rav.d at Livingston ue Crckcts winning without
trouble. Tying pitched with wonderful eject. The score
,,I!..S.aa5 I. calsf1r + Gloo.. G Q g %
ns,,nit>-stoten Island Cricket Club 10. Enecwood
F,a sooa Sai Fiaa cuD .. 5attcTicS-Iyne and carr
The Hackct, Cuhart & Co. team shut out the Stars
. Long Island City brilliant game Nuecnt's great
oneh,nd catch in right field and Tcrncys pitching
the features Of the game The score:
g,.. goesc'' s, e. c'rn'5 r. 1t.yS coS 9 9 90 90
Famed nm. lac. t. LG M qp o1sr Ia
plays-Hatfold and iIcnr = Tierney; krauS and Dven
-Uackaus 3, stars 3. Time OF game %. I'm
pire-Strau-s.
cos, and interesting game WAS PLAYED at Dobbs Ferry.
in which tae NJ c. \. nine OF Yonkers defeated the
Wd.avakcs Of Dobbs Ferry. The
wesf"o.ei Y T. a. a.. .... Q 9 3 2 Y-5S
paii ,i't aaa Barn's r'mPlrc"E Roriahd
The Railway Greenpoint Athletic Club teams crossed
ba,- ar Railway with this result:
l.9,.g.,s,n, He,sfy Atm ,i:. Q 9 j . S-s S-S
Tn. N-w-JoI~,y Athletic Clu, defeated the paunucss
club OF Elizabeth. in hno came by scor" Of to O.
bic a-. iuhica witnessed the game III" attendance OF
ladies' being lar-o Oniv two were made On each
sid. thfsa being by the batteries
The game between the Acmes. Of Ncw-York, and the
Cro,cnte was exciting TO very nnish. Mclndoes hit
over the rghtncd fence practically tho game The
score
l'Gr,"a' &, ,or. .... ............ Q Q d5-lSS
III, Youkrr, Athletic Club team defeated the Manha
tan Athletic Club nine In Amateur Athletic Union
League cane VI IonheIs. Tho score was
NsInbat,.l A. { ..... 0. . - =;
Ha-oht.- -Yonkers 10. Manhattan 6. Errors-Yoqker'
Manhattan g. Rrft'ri.--A y AuuG'fs Nui, 1hy ana 81
mons: Manhattan. sheridan and NcCormi.". Umpire
Golden.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
RESULTS OF CRICKET MATCHES.
MANHATTANs DEFEATED BY CosMoPoLITANS
IN CENTRAL PAER-GAMES IN BRooKLIN,

\ lively game Of cricket was played YESTERDAY In
Central Park between the Manhattan and Cosmopolitan
clubs Of the Metropolitan League. There was "A large
attendance. The a close one. being % to
j3 i'm favor Of the Cosm)pOlitan>. The bowling was
effective Oh both sides aud the Eeding exceptionally
good 80 that was difficult 10 run up big score.
J. Rose, the M.lnhattiIs. and J. l.. Reid Of the
Cosmopoit;lna, were the only who at all dis
ingished themselves III thi, particular Rose scoring
Il and Reid Il. This was the
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
GENERAL T. $ BRAGG 4 CANDIDATE

Chicago. July - l~pccdll.-Gcncm T.. :. Bragg IS
again in the political ncd. He ha finally decided to
be- candidate for consc-'. and hi, name Will 20 be
fore the lid District Convention In opposition tp Bar
wiz Efass'- friends aIr' mailng a careful canvass.
aud hard wor. being done in Washington County in
particular.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
low WATER ~ THE ERIE CANAL.

Rotterdam. y. Y. July 12.-Much complaint ID
heard among boatmen on the Erie Canal that the
water is 50 low that navigation Is greatly hindered.
particularly as to loaded boats Many Of the latter
are now grounded between Albany and Buffalo.
The tributarc- furnishing water 20 the big ditch
ar
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
THE DARTMOUTH DRowYIyG DISASTER.

Halifax, y. =. July l2.No more bodies have ben
found at the Of last nights disaster In Dart
mouth and the search has BEEN abandoned, It being
believed that there are other bodies 10 be dis
covered Edward Foster. who Wa' taken ont aIlye
Inst night died TO-DAY. H.S dau lhter among tha
drowned The irGue~t begun This morning
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
A BIG FIRE IN COysTNTNoPLE.

HUNDREDS OF HOUSES AND SHOPS DEsrRoYkN
Constanunops. July IA great fire Is now raging
in the staubou quarter Of this city. The conuagra-
ton began in a timber yard. and the hames' isnhed
by a strong wind. spread rapidly TO the asIoIlcg
properly. Fully one thou,aId Ho"see anu '"'F'
have ALREADY been destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
Tota , -. ) . = l3


Earned ri,n,-Ncv.York 3. Chicago !. Ba-o'it--pf 2
Klng = or Ba,,ion . Lcf on ba-o>-New-No.e .. Chi
,a.l g. Ili; ba,. on laI.--OC ). Living OIL KING !.
S'r..s oe; o'G..raa ioaa,@;, shannon, !; E"re B.
las. b.. .CuIo.. T,vIb1-r rlt.-t,os-. Du'y - Etaa.
Tc,'o S1crf-. rt-- -Ewinc CIo-r,e, JOINS o. Nrll
FGtI. ~fo.s4 ,fore. Richardson. lt' all
norll. paws Saarroa 4ad e. 4.or co. ana >henro,,.
Unmf.--Lcach ard Prc.. Time of game a. Al.
teid'ucc 4Jc4.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
Total
Total ......... 5G
I'M. r,nth hotr.ccn thn Kedfnrd Clnh and the kings

The match between the Bedford Club and the Kings
County which took place Yesterday in Prospect
PaIk. Brooklyn. resulted In victory for Kings County
by score Of l43 TO g. 4. smcdley and G. Lowe did
some good batting for tho Bedfords, but got little
support from the rest Of the eleven and but for their
scores the Icdfords would have made slim showing.
f. W. stiles scored 80 for the Kings County Club.
C. Franklin 25 and +. Snclgroye 1a. The fielding on
both sides Wa credltabc The following Is the
NI.DkOIAD.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
KINnA WY

Rather n ono sided game PLAYED Yesterday m
Prospect Park between a." Brooldyn eleven ana me
Paterson eevcu Iysulting I'm victory for IN" Brook
lvI.s hv a scor,. 81 IL - 70 A. :. Durant did some
capital hitting. a. did also +. =. Greene. for ~"
Erp,Myn, both men scoring morr rlIs than tho CON
ur'Il team tai "a m.tcdly. The following s tho
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
NV, ,IIr cu,vpION,mIr r,cr W NEWUEG

NV NIIE tTNNTT'NNTIT EWE NJ WV w NJ
Nc"hur. N y. July - Special. The hv"mil"
running r,co between John ". English and Gc'rr"
49, ~plrin- tNp well known athlete took plao" tl.,
afternoon ai 90" Fi-LNll Athletic Grounds. The men
ran for q ppld medal and tlc ,hampiou hip of ul"
lluI .ou River Valley. English Won easily M -
minutes 80 seconds.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
TIE CAMP OF A srLTAN's son RAIDED.

Taugicr. July News has been received mere OK
a raid By the Zemmour tribe on the camp Of the
Suitau's son near -aee. The camp was taken COM
nlat.ly hv surprise Troop, and slaves were merci-
e.y slaughtered by the soldiers, and fifteen prisoners
we're burned alive.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

Iarne rrns-Cincinuaii l. Broohl ly1 g. riro' 49, oh
e-'or.-C C,rclro' Br2.kl!n 2 L'it On ~, ,, i ID
brooklyn l. Home n-rrkney Ihr"o-b1s. h tlSHlt1
I'Vo-base hifS-G.rfv Nullan" Reilly. Nt'hp tH-'--
Tout7 Donovan. Struck out-Foutz Tony. Dair lV i
; Double play-Narr and RI'ly. Sartncc AIt>1- Don
oynD K.IlIv- Harrington. Jnpire-M DerMott. Ilmr-
] 40. Attendance G.ll3
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

Suggnr was the feature In the game played On the
Ea.t,rn PaTG ground, bctwcn the Bfooxyn and Bueao
Ps'Di~ League teams. ID, visitor, tricd a new pitcher
IN the box and be was failure FOR innings ue
home team scored twenty Wu~ Boecher occupied the
Don i0r te remainder u t." game. The contest wac
Nod oi all interest for there many glazing error,
'onrlt''d on both SIDES. The score wa. a. follows,
RE0OELNN 4 1.1-1-1-.-r q. -.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

Ftt>hug .-....-..... q 0 q % o. o. J
Esrn,d -Eey-Yota 8. PI'',bu,r o. Fu., 5,.. 1,
,,rror--New.lor1 ., F.,,l.is J. L,it On n-o--Nr~-
YORK 10, itt,barp o. F.g~t base Cl btN--Of N..u G
of Bowman =. >tsuck ol'-r.nuy. Dac>cs Berger Bow
Tan : Wgleh. hI~-'oae ht--bein., Hcek.. Two.
hit,-''.assgock Bs--,u u .. benny Wc.ch NIc. F-Its.
Stolen ba>es-Ii"rnan ''a,-roc@ . E,tcrblook it,at
t-"'hung .. Denny Clark 3. Buckley. bOIbl. p.t}--
IA. t,i'iole"k a.d G.a,,o ~4 Wilson and % ."-.
III hI ptrh.t iic-han. WIG pit heb ., Melch
/ Fs---1 bal. -2.cher !. UDp.rc-Powcrs. Time uf
gam 90. Att.uCal,- COB
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

" small attendance waS present Al tie Crescent
Aun'euc grounds at Bay Ridge witness the champion.
mp sAne between the Staten Island Athletic and the
n0ue team The Staten Island Athletics lost the game
Seouht Of being unable solve Sneeden's twists at
NV "Snt tine. while all the hits secured of Foun taln
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

s,o.ca 8 tenn, l',9, 29s. A,..,.c, Q %
Iarned runs J. A. G. J. C. 4 G. B. First ba;;e on
Sneeden l. struck outM Lyon g.. .o'tlyn. W, Hal
.foad TA,rv C. UaSNad - TndSn Kinsl.r
Snc(den faa., >'ol,n lssee,W Ha.tead Strehcra
Kiiit~cr ''Ddibe -Nncedcn. W Halstcad aud VI.
lyon Hone run-Mgrphy; lhrcehaso hits-Van Zaut
"Murohv l. Khsler /. Umpire-Wcst. Time-l 33
Attendance zoo.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
HOME MINES WIN AGAIN.
eRIpEGRooMs INCREASE THEIR LEAD.
curAGo's LEAGUE TEAM DEFEATED D1 Inn
GIANTS-oTHER CONTESTS IN AND y H'0
THE CITY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
~, 90 p......r-t Chicago g. EoSton ..
New,Ior 10; r',,,,I Philadelphia IS, Cleveland
PLAYERS LEAGCE
Now YORK :. ChiragO& g. Il.'-' . y. 'Iitteniirc B.
H,OAlyu ~, Buffalo 10. bV'lvH .V'
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Iouisvilic s. Athetio = ~ A'''' '
Columbus 3, Rochester :. .
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATIONS.
80 ..C.-o %eNark g. WAshiEgton :.
worcester j. en.,trf Ba tmorr Is. Wilmington g.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
cAHAplAX ELEVEN orr FOR rnLApELrnM-

IANADINN EII-7 ~ m TT'I' TTII'I7I-I'T TTT'F
Toronto. july I-.-T IN" team ho."u l. r-pr-"tt
Canada iu tt- International cricket match E" pc payc~i
ll Philadelphia AcNt No.tty and Iursday, cf here
for tlal city th, a. or o'u.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

Lar ed ruu,-B oo,lyn g. Buffalo 4. Left on bases.
Bfoodyn 6. Buclo TO- First ba,o on error i,rooIyn
:. Buffalo e. First base bas-O1 S0wdcr, 4 an
s.s% sewi. OF Murphy g. oG Ec,c.o5 B. stIqcN ont By
BHauer S,crhce hit.-Joyce ]. Van Haitren l. MacK .
wise HaIipan /. Cun,y I. stolen ba.cs-Wad 2
joyce Au-rew, /. Van IIa.tfen !. Daily o. S0Nd,rs
nn,or' no' Carey /. Thr,,,ebasc hts-J"cc sunday j.
Ut Tw0-base LIt,-War1 .. Sunday !. McGcachy ..
10Y l. Egecher J. ialicsn 1. double plays-Ward
Lalei AID Daily Rove Wi>c and Carney .. Bk- -Bcccher
4: WHO pitches Murphy !. Lewis !. Passed balls
zone Cmp.rrs-Knght aud Jones. Tine Of game :o3
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

powerul septic the harmless agent knowns
Test, eNpaIned Facts onry are given no theories
or guess work Tne book Is illustrated with 10 micro.
photo encrayngs taken bv the author direct from The
microscope by process never before perfected ans
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

promises Dc standard authority on AL subjects psfs
tanng the cause. and prevention OF diseases.
Heads Of families Legislators pubic health boards xr0
alike Interested IT, II is natural guide TO ne
treatment and prevention OF all diseases. FourteS
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

bill providing for duty on wines made from rasina.
The vote stood 100 70 "a.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

FOR \ DUTY ON WINES MADE From RNSINS.
Paris, July 1.-The senate yesterday passed the
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Irr or THE rX.CUANCrILoR

The refusal of tho c> Chancellor 10 accept the con
didaturr, offered him for seat I'm tn Kcch.tag Is
now known 10 be- due 10 h, dcsir" to obtain .ca In
the Iurdc .lath u> representative " MINOR STATE.
with a free hand to opcrit' ia the E'l.h7ids.
WIS>MNNN'> CONDITION WORSE.
The atacl. OF asthma from which Baron Ni-Nmann Is
suffering ~ assuming more aggravated form.
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THE COMING INTERVIEWS.
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MEETING BETWEEN
THE CZAR AND EMPEROR WILLIAM
DIPLOMATS PREPARING FOR IT-FRANCE AND
THE LOGERSAN AGREEMENT-A
PETITION TO Won CAPRIVG TO AD-
NIT AMERICAN PORK.

Copyright; 1890 Byttr Nsic- YORK Assocfni'd pr'n.
Berlin. July l1.-Emperor william. on arriving az
Eide, the Faa Ftor Thursday. sent a dispatch
Chancellor von Caprvi announcing his intention %
-horten his voyage and return to Kiel on July 81
The gravity Of the situation in the Balkans aud the
increased prospect Of trouble with France over the
English agreement makes necessary the Emperor'S
presence and keeps both the Chancellor aud Minister
Miguel from taking holiday. The other Ministers
Ierren Won Berlcp,ch, Won Boettichcr, GO>Sler
and lerrfuTh are absent from Berlin but they
leave,
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made the home teau's victory sure. The
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Mr. PAclp-. the American Minister, ha~ received
from Hamburg d cops Of a petition which has been
sent 10 Chancellor Capriyi. and which bsara Tie
signatures of steamship companies and leading
firms aud corporations. The petitioners ask Tor tie
reecndius Of the prohibition against America pork
They urge that Germany cannot produce enouEI PORK
% ,at!sy her own wants. The price Of pork has
r1scu ~ enormously that poor people cannot buy It.
When American pork ha, been allowed 10 enter uie
country 10 VI Illness ha, been traced 70 ito
Use II the American ,pecuOn should be insufficient
there could be- one made In Gcrmany we'll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-15

The Paris correspondent Of the London
Telegraph says: "AnOihcr. sable parsonage is
now visiting Paris in the person Of Prince
Mardianc, Of the COmOrO Islands, which lie
OH the East coast Of Africa, near M0Zam-
bique. lie is here in order, il il said, TO
furnish the government with Information
concerning his country, but this would seem
to be a vague, scwi-oficial explanation Of
his presence in Paris. Whatever may be
the object Of the Princes coming, he has
neglected 10 provide himself with an
Interpreter through whom he could make
his business known; and when he and
ms secretary appeared M the Ministry Of
the Marine. not a single official could un-
derstand a word which either Of the strang-
ers uttered. After a weary waste Of afro
ciOus French on the one hand and of absurd
Arabic on the other, an Interpreter was
summoned hastily and some light was at
last thrown on the wishes and intentions Of
the distinguished black. Prince Mardiane
has had a perilOus voyage from his native
land, for he was shipwrecked "a few days
after its shores receded from his view, and.
having been picked up by an English yes
sci, he was taken to the Cape