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New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

Chicago Aug. 2s.-Aner winning eleven Straight inc
"Cots" fell before tho ouakers to-day, because Oh
their inability hit King when hits were heeuen' On
be other hand Vlckcry Wild and sent five men TO
ert on balls besides hitting two, the visitors making
their hits after these presentations and scoring seven un
earned runs. The score:
Ghi;aso ssi;9 ri; .......~q 9 g 2 IS
30 PhedSSpeRia and ErESTsch19go ESg U
washington Aug 2s-The Senator. and the Brewers
played close wecontested and interesting game to-day
the home nine winning by opportune hitting and an
error OF schoch.s Milwaukee put up giltedged game
in tho nold catches by DarympIe ana Burke being par
ucua-ly brilliant Young Carsey pitched good ball and
was well backed up by sutcliTe. The score
T1;s"s'Sn NiSs@sss .-...:....S / "a
FEaseS fgEsPsecii.ey aSG kn
Ph,ladelphla Aug 2o.-Knen fooled the Athletics for
four innings but batted out OF the box in the hfth
when the local made enough runs to win the game
Twtchcll who succeeded Knel pitched good ball Um-
nlre Mahoney was taken sick after three innings, and
Wood umplred the balance Of the game The score
4sIas;Sa; 4sRIs;ss;. :: 9 Q 3 9 2-s
. Colum6u. 3. Pitchers-Weyhing Knel and Twitehcll
Umplres-Mahoney and Wood.
Cleveland Aug. 29-The Boston club did not have to
exert itself particle beat Cleveland to-day 1t was
ea.y as finding money in mint The day was cold and
attendance light. The score:
Gis2eisnd ES;oiai .......:.:: 9 GO
Il; GSySoHd ,SS IaaSs Smpre
Hurst
Baltimore, Aug. es.-The ST. Louis team won to-days
game with ease Baltimore played miserable game. max.
ing errors St. Louis batted Opporune times
which gave them an advantage. The score:
E, gal'iIPS5s I@s, d ............:.dd 9 . 3 G-5
Observation-Disclosures o. ST. Louis 12.. ErroFs-Bat-
more II, ST. Louis A. Pitchers-Mc Mahon and Stvetts
Umpire-FergusOn.
Lebanon Aug os-The Troy team defeated tho
Lcbanons to-day after heavy batting game by this
Lebanon ............-~2 ! o-,s
Basehits-Lelanon 10, Troy Il. ErroTs-LehanOn T.
Troy 7. Batteres-Neil McCafrcy and sage Shea and
Wells.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29

saving he was going to drown himself In the East
River has returned home. The debt which was
troubling him has been paid by friends
A motion for an extra allowance was granted by
Judge Bartlett yesterday in suit brought by tho
owner Of property against the Kings County Elevated
Railway 1t was opposed on the ground that tho
case was not extraordinary and diffcnlt. The Judge
sala. "In n case where property y-owner gets moro
than five times the amount railroad company ohers
him for his land it must be both extraordinary ana
dificult and the motion is granted
motion was made in the Supreme Court YESTERDAY
to punish Mrs. Frances Z. Herbert for contempt OF
court in violating an injunction which restrained her
from disposing of her jewelry, worth S40O. 1t was
secured upon supplementary proceedings which were
brought By Christian f. G. Meyer after he had secured
n Judgment for 81 1863 81 against her in 1887. Mrs
Herbert has since given her tewclry TO her mother
TO satisfy debt. Decision was reserved
Trinity Presbyterian Church has secured leave TO
mortgage Its property at Marcy and Jefferson aves FOR
So. 600, 10 repair its building The mortgage must
be paid in gold.
Mrs. Margaret McCordy, thlrty-eight years old, OF
No 145 Sandford-st who swallowed quantity OF
laudanum on Thursday night, died yesterday In St.
GATHERINGS Hospital. She had taken the drug to re-
lieve a toothache
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
FOR A GREAT FOOD EXPOSITION

The American Food Manufacturers Association VIII hold
an international food exposition just before the Worlds
Fair in the Madison Square Garden. 1t will be opened
on September 26. 1892, and Will last five weeks. The
association inends to make the exposition the biggest
thing OF the kind been held and will show
how articles OF food have improved in this country since
the time OF Columbus. The show will be exclusively OF
the best food products. The big amphtheatre will be
filled with cooking and packing machinery OF oil kinds and
people will chance to how the things which
they eat are prepared The contract has already been
signed for garden This is the committee permanent
organization Reed Gordon OF Gordon & Diworh b. j.
Schafer OF Joseph Burnett Co.; Alphonse Biardot, Of
the Franco American Food Company E. G. Hazard OF T.
C. Hazard Co. George 2. Taneman vice-plesdent Of
the Cleveland Baking Powder Company; S. W. De Costa,
Of Armour & Co.; Townsend Cushman, OF the Heyeta
MIX Company; E. C. Rich, Of f. c. Rich Co.. f. \,
Rose OF Ellsworth Co. Daniel Browne secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
ORANGE.
c-r,, .~-o,rrN-c- IrT,feUr r. IN CELL .


A man committed suicide in the Orange police
station under peculiar circumstances yesterday even
ing Early yesterday morning the liquor shop OF
John c. Butncr, in Jeiersonst, was broken into ana
n lot Of UquOr and cigars stolen. There were three
Young fellows engaged in the affair. At , a m. the
three found man named ludwig Kalis IN Mrs.
Hodman's liquor shop and finding that he had some
money invited him to Buttner's representing that
they were the owners. lie went with them and
@treated" Hberally paying the bill and the young
fellows pocketng the cash. Later in the morning
Mr. Buttner heard what had been going on and md
ing Kalis took him to the police station as witness
lie sat dawn in the outer room while the officers went
ont with the warrants FOR the thieves. About 3
O'Clock he said that he was tired and he was taken
INTO a cell the door being LETT open. soon atter .
O'clock Roundsmal Stickle went into the cell and
touching the found him cold. Word was at
once teIcphOned to the city physician, DR.. +. j.
Tetrave and he came Immediately. \ pocket hand
kerchlef was found twisted around the mans neck
and he had been strangcd lie was about thlity lvc
wears old lie had a travelling card OF the Hat
Makers National Association and it had been cleared
at Newark on August 2G.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
NEW. W.BRUNSWICK.

A NEGRO HIGlIWA1MAN ROBS a Holh1h
There was an exciting time yesterday in the village
NJ Union over the bold robbery of John MeekeTs hotel
by negro who held up" the proprietor IN true
Wild West fashion, Meeker lad just opened the hocl
and stepped into the roadway, when he was oueed 10
throw up his hands, and looking around saw the mAHc
OF n shotgun within a foot OF his head Ihc weapon
was held by John Warner a negro well known about
the place.
Necbcr placed his hands before his face and impioed
the hlghwayman not to shoot Again nc was oruerou
TO hold up his hands, and tremblingly obeyed Iheh
Warner still covering Meekers body with the gum
moved toward the hotel door, and. darng inside seeu
the cashiox containing about $50. The hired grl Oh
the hotel came out from another room ana the roDoer
made her throw up her hands also and threatened 10
Kill her II she made any noise until he got out.
Meanwhile Mceker, relieved Of the shotgums
presence fed through the village and aroused the IN
habants telling them he had been attacked by high
wayman. Men and boys turned ont, but Warner, by
this time, had disappeared in the woods toward
Newark Messengers were sent to Couaty DetecuNo
Keron at Elizabeth who Fastening to Union, organzea
n nose of armed men and went In pursuit OF tIc
rober but up last night he had not been cipVutcu
Warner worked for three years IN tniOh Is q liiii
hand some days ago the ten-year-Old daughter ol
William SaylCs. OF Union, was attlcNu ny HcSIO
whlc on her way home along lonely rCu, Dit "tp H
screams and frantic struggles forced the scouhdici 10
release her and he disappeared. 1Ee glI ueaCnPuoi
of him exactly tailed with Warmers appearance ara
the vlllagers marked him for the culpFt ne vas 10
be driven out OF the place yesterday ana IL ne uu
not 90 Giey force was to be rcsOred to- and he was
10 Lc tafrrd and fcatnercd 1t Is supposed taat no
learned of this in way and then cohceNed INC
plan TO get away.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29

Plttsburc, Penn Aug oS.-The New'Yorks s"r'ea III
like winners to-day scoring four runs In he hlS' .o
,n,incs on good hitting After the third inning nov"
yor baldwin gave them only one hit Rusies dehVery
~ hit at the riqht time by Plttsburg, giving them inc
game. 49,. oronod m.
The home players went first to the bat ana openeu 'o
oame with one run. Bauer got first on an error "
Glasseock but he was doubled up with Shugare' Mier
was then sent TO first on called balls and s,oreo on bo
ley's thre base hit TO left field T.,
In the last half Of the Inning the NeW-i oIheIe so' ~
two runs and took the lead. Gore LED OIL WIN nV
n left field and scored on threebagser 10 the Heh
field fence by Tiernan O'Rourke got u hrs' Oh i'
nv Baldwin Tlernan getting home on tie error
The NewYorkers added more run 10 thelr score
in the second inning and increased their leau' - WV
men were out Baldwin sent Gore to hrst on 2as WIZ. G @
sIal fatal result Richardson followed with MT 70 ie'
field and as Ward allowed the bail to 1ass hin "of0
scored. -, 49,,
ono ,nore run went to New.York's list In the third
inning making their lead 4 to 1. Connor was Seht 70
rs on called balls and Bassctt sacrificed him to secohu
4 similar play by G.asscock put Connor on hird' ana
RuckIev,s al: to left field brought him homo
Then PucJey was injured. and the Giants troubles
hccan Clarke staggered under Ruse's terrihc spceu
In the fifth inning home players sent three men aFouu
tho basos tlclng the score. Rusie sarted the touDe
bv sending Baldwin to first called balls Bauer hi' 10
left field O'Rourke msjudglng the ball, and BALDWIN
scored Shugart hit into the same tcrfVoiy ior WV
basos and Bauer came home. tumble by Rusie allowed
sbucrt to get to third and Bcckeys long ny to Gore
sent shugart over the pate with the tieing run
In the ninth inning the Pttsburgers got the winning
run Bauer hit safely left field, and took third on
hit bv shugart He scored Beckley's fly TO centre
field The tabuated result was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COLrNTY

MOUNT VERNON.-The Republican primaries win be
held I'm the several election dstIcts tonight TO elect
DELEGATES 10 the Assembly and County conventions
The Republicans united and harmonious and intend
10 work earnestly for the Of both State and
local candidates The Mount Vernon Athletic As
soclatlon has arranged for series Of interesting
tests to-day, open only 10 residents OF the town. but
there IS a large number OF entries Time will be called
at 80 p. H., and the contests win include 100 yard,
44O-yard and onc-mile runs; "a 22Oyan hurdle race,
threc-me bicyce race. one mile heel and toe walk,
and running hghJlnp contests. souvenir medals OF
gold and silver VIII be- given to the winners.
WHITE PLAlHS.-Ihe Republican electors will meet
tonight IN MUan's Hall TO elect delegates To the
various Republican nominating conventions The
caucus will probably be the largest held IN years on
account of inc rivalry between two local leaders ex-
County Treasurer Cromwell and Justice f. H. Long.
who are anxious to secure the Republican non!urtlOn
for Sheriff The I'D Assembly District Republican
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

-he customary concerts will be given this afternoon
n Prospect and Fort Greene parks.
1t is expected that the Democratic primaries will be
Axed for September 4, and the Assembly District
ventions September TO- to elect delegates 10 the
State Convention.
Two persons fell into an unguarded excavation in
front of new buildings at No, $50 Courts owned by
George W. Meade Of No 90 Monroe Place, in the dark
ness on Thursday night. A woman had her spine
injured. a>e a man had three ribs broken.
william A. Cottrin, of LinwOOds st. and Liberty ave..
ho ran away last week leaving letter for his wife
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passer gers arriving on the "'i'o - 49,.
~ ,ao p.,tarnia from Liverpool yesterday, were the
Rov / W. Armstrong the Rev. n. Arthur T. W. A'Alhs
clarence Barker the Rev. DR.. II. Anstiee Mr. anu "ro
Alanson Bigelow DR.. A. T. Bssell. c. N Clinton eu0
Rev T. Cooney the Rev. NJ. Costello, Il W. D"'les'
A. G.. Durfee lockwood Hoar, Dr. W. l. huu, w ~
o.. n Hu,nrhrev Dr. G.. A.. FnCk, DR.. ". T.
I,ncoln the Rev. f.. V. McElhone, j. Lloyd Plerce'
Howard Paul j. Nckeborough, the Rev. Newton ferAAi,'
:. V. Pearson Peyton Miller, w. j. McVlue L.
Latham. j. E. Goddard, Mrs. Spencer CODE W. w.
Vaclzay r. T. ogilvy, S. b. Mathews ~ ~ --
~. ,;rs Euoene van Tambaeht A. g. Ziegler, Morton
prince Mrs Oliver Sumner Teall q. A. ~ "es' " H.
rrask the Rev. W. B. sebic and l.. w. Thomson
the Vera Of the Moth German Lloyd lac iro"
Rremen brought among her passengers william r. AAen'
nooo 7 A ouell Adolf Jassoy and DR.. A. L. Rockey.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
MIR. SUMNER COMPLAINS AGAIN.
THIS TINE 1T is AGAINST sCHwARzCHILD
sULzBERGER, SHIPPERS OF BEEF.

THIS TIME 1T is AGAINST SCHWARZCHILD
sULzBERGER, SHIPPERS OF BEEF
1t was reported in shipping circles yesterday that
Charles p Sumner, who made the complaint TO inc
complaint committee OF the Produce Exchange in the
case of Mayer Goldsmith the shipping man VINO re-
fused 10 recognize verbal contract which he had
made with one Of Mr.. Summers brokers, and when
resulted in the suspension of Mr. Goldsmith from the
Exchange had made another complaint against well
known firm in which demands $4,000 for an alleged
breach of contract II also was said that Mr.. Sumner
had made complaint TO the complaint committee OF
the Exchange which in turn handed the case over to
the arbitration committee Investigation showed that
the report true.
The firm against which Mr. Sumner has made the
new complaint is that OF Schwarzchld Sulzberger,
who are shippers of beef and builders of reirgerators
Mr. Sumner says that this firm promised to put into
the steamship ST. Romans large meat box for his use
in shipping meat during the summer. The box was
to have an ice machine and all of the appliances Tor
keeping meat in good order on the trip over 10 Eu-
rope lie says that the ice-boX and the ice machine
we're to cost S50,00O The firm has not kept It's
agreement according to Mr.. Sumner and he wants
damages on that account In case the firm had put
an icebox in the ship for him he intended to ship
meat by her on each of her out going trips for the
year. He says that he has lost s. 500 each trip
that she has made.
Up to July / Of this year only few hundred
dollars had been spent by the company the icebox.
The case was brought up a few days ago. but 1T was
postponed to await the arrival of witness OF the
po in Yesterday, but the will not be taken up by
the arbitration committee before Monday.
SchwarZchd & Sulzberger say that the steamer mas
not been in port at any time long enough for them
Ia do the work.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
AMENITIES OF LIFE BEHIND THE SCENES.

Miss Allie Gilbert recently OF the High Roller
theatrical company who summoned Barney" Faean,
the star the company to the Jefferson Market Police
Court Tor calling her insulting names again in court
yesterday witnesses Miss Ray Walton and
Miss Lillian Melville. When called stand they
both declared they nothing about the Mr..
Fagan told Justice Hogan that Miss Gilbert told him she
not learn dance. He also said that Of the
management behind her. who ought 20 have discharged
her Miss Gilbert had called dim contemplate niger
minstrel singer and had spat into his dressing-room
him. Frank Blackwell said that he had heard Miss Gill
say Mr.. Pagan that II she had him down South
she would shoot him spat at him. Justice Hogan
dismissed the and discharged Pagan.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
p.sERA1L GAME LEADS TO A FIGHT.

Trenton Aug 2s-The baseball game this ai'ernoon oe
tween the Trenton team and the team Oh siu ~ -. ~
- IL ndd IN a dobt Clarence Williams, OF the
Cforbams refused to give up the ball. which was claimed
bv the Trenons Williams struck Randow OF me- % rem
tons and general fight followed, I'm when DaSeo, Dao'
were used as clubs. Pistols were also ufa"n' "0 -,
M Iico coud separate the fighters Randow was severely
tooten about he head The police arrested nearly ai
the members OF the GOrhOm club but they were su'se
ountlv released as no charge was made agais. '- =.
Randow however, secured warrants lor INC ~. c.
,,i pitcher selden and Catcher Thomas, OF the Cor
hams Oh q charge Of assault
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races. sheepshead Bay. z
.. m.
Larchmont Yacht Club oyster boat regatta L@rehmon
II q. m.
New.York.Sehuylkln Navy lacrosse match Polo
Grounds, D. III.
open regatta. Corlnthian Navy. New-YorK Bay squad
ron Fort Hamilton.
Printers Benevolent Association picnic ana games
Suffers Park.
Funeral of Herbert Mapes. No. 60 West Fortieth-st'
IL a. m.
Cricket matches in Prospect and Central Parks
Lorillard Athletic Association games jersey Oi'S'
D.
Music in Central Park by 9TH Regiment Band D. m
Gala day at Highland Beach, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
ppopoervc pNEr7MAT1c MAIL TUBES.

The proposed pneumatic tube to be used for carrying
mails between the Brooklyn Postoilce and the New
York Office will be Of steel sixteen inches square. 1t
will be carried underground TO the Bridge and over
that structure under the promenade. The mail-carer
TO run in the tube will be fourteen inches square and
five feet long. There can be sharp turns in tho
tube Engineer ,Bryson, Of the United States Au-
tomatc Tube Company, has been in consultation with
Engineer Martin of the Bridge in regard to the matter
of putting the tube the Bridge stuctlre Mail can
be carried from one Office to the other in two minutes
by the new system, it IS said.
Postmaster Collins visited the Navy Yard yesterday
and made an official call upon Commandant Erben
His visit was 10 make a general inquiry the advisa-
bilitv of connecting the Navy Yard with the Posofce
Building by pneumatic tube. The mail has always
been taken 10 and from the Navy Yard at fixed hours
by a wagon. the messenger coming TO the New York
PostOfice for the mail matter.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
NETWORK CITY.

Lieutenant Charles F. Norton, aid to the Commandant
Of the Navy Yard received leave Of absence for one
month yesterday.
Visitors to Highland Beach today will have an op
porunity of witnessing interesting rowing races
swimming and shooting matches, tub races and other
sports.
Tho Rev. Dr. William c. Roberts. president OF the
Lake Forest Q) University, Will speak to-morro"
afternoon in Association Hail. Fourth-ave ana I"en'y
third-st Young men cordially invited.
Trial sailing races for the selection OF defender
Of the New-York Canoe Clubs International Challenge
Cup which has been challenged for by the Drockvil!o
BoatIng Club of Brockvie, Canada, will be held on
the New-York Canoe Club course at Stapleton, = l..
on Saturday september 5, beginning mt 10 80 a. m.
The international races will be held at Benscnhurst
L. l., on Monday September Z, beginning at 10 80 a. M
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEI.
Jersey CITY.

JERSEY CITY. 8,
The Riparian Commissioners met yes'eruaS "uu ~
cided TO confer with Governor Albeit before ta1hs
official notice of the action of the uarbor Line Board
Should any of the shore owners attempt 10 efcc'
piers beyond the lire fixed by the commissioners
they will be restrained by injunctions.
The funeral of Morris a. Harng, OF NO. - hre-
ST. one Of the victims of the Park Place dsastor 'ooA
place yesterday at st. Paul's Methodist Eplscopai
church. TIE platform was draped in mourning aha anu
the church was crowded. The burial was IN 'nc
jersey City Cemetery.
The body Of Francisco AnerGalla, an ltaEln DO DJoE
black whose Kit OF tools found on the Danhs OA
the Hackensack Thursday was recovered s'eru"s'
The boy while bathing was taken Win Cramps
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY,
SHIPPING VIEWS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF FRIDAY. AUGUST 2s. 1891
ARRIVED.

Bran9c r smith AGs s Seeses SeeseS
Arrived at the Bar az i3l6 ami l... ,n.o, ~.
Guy OF Rome BIZ Young Gasg9w aug P ~; DO
Vile ~ mdse and passengers 10 HcnuerSoh bros AT
seamer M ee p punstaR r, Mundc Shields Aug 49, with
mse TO Chas Sumner CO Arrived AZ te ei az pm
steamer Vera Ger POhle btenen aug a. irod III a
29 20 VIII n ma'e .n IN" IN passengers -
steamer GcesTemunde (Ge Muller Bremen Aug Ia
steamer iepanto (Br Wise Antwerp Aug H. with mdso
(Nor Hansen Baracoa days. with fruit to
steamer Miranda (Br) Leseman st Johns NF and Halifax
Steamer Co,Grado Evans Galveston. with and pass
engcrs G ii Mallory & co. -. . , ,,, .,
steamer aanassec Fisher Savannah daTswith mdse and
sbS stSsssT sas.enae9. ra.it o VIM Clyde CO
steamer Ola DomI9On G9aGn m @ ana NOOA' VIII"
steamer Roanoke Hupners, newport News and Norfolk
steamer city OF Atlanta Dole West foiD Va. with mdse
Old Dominion SIS CO. p,n,oen. ,r o,u,s,
Steamer WInSTOp Homer John NB with and
BoTE osman Paca BrI Meis. Mauritius ss days. with
sugar 40 Emenhorst d Co; vessel to Il Livermore.
sUNsET-wlnd at SANDY Ao,S light. NV; cloudy
tCiy Is!and-llght sW cloudy
Arrived yesterday
stoamer Dldam Dtch) Potter. Amsterdam Aug H. with
mdse and passenger TO Funch. Edye 81 Co.
CLEARED.
Steamer Wisconsin OBJ. Worral Liverpool via Queens
steamer seTyia OBJ DutOn Liverpool via southampton
Steamer Sierra Ispan). IdOyaga LiverpOoi-H Maitland
steamer Lydan Monarch tBr Morgan. LOndOn-sander-
Fnncl Edye a Co
Steamer Ia Champagne tFr). Bayor, Havre "A Forget
steamer Antonio zambrano (Nor Krogh. GIbara Gomez
& Ptarsall. - .., ~.
Steamer State OF Texas Williams, BrunswcR ia anu roE
uahdna-C Mallory & Co. .-.,,.
steamer CneroKee Bearse Charleston and Jacksonville
Steamer Atlas tBr) Williams, Pensacola-Pm. Porwood
steamer soyndia (Ger). KoDn Baumore-RJ Corus
SAILED.
nd Rott
Pessev Bordeaux LsbOnenso Para State OF Texas erha
dina; City Of Birmingham, savannah.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Aug 2s-Arrved steamer: Colorado tBrl Evans.
and egyptian Monarch tBr, Irwin from New York.
LIvERPoo Aug 27-saed. steamer Nomadlo tBr) NlcoL
New. YORK.
SOUTH IMPToN. Aug 2S-Saied steamer Kaiser wilhelm II
Garl stormer from Bremen hence for Now. York.
AxrwRRP. Aug 27Arriyed steamer Pennsylvania, Thom'
as from New.NOrk ~ ,,.,
GLASGOW Aug g7-salled. Ethiopia (Br) Wilson.
for Now.York.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29

layers are concerned great interest will lie taken In tho
seres between Columbia Athletic Club OF Washington
and tho NcwJerssy Club. OF Bergen Point After mueh
correspondence OF both teams agreed thae
tho Columbia Athletic Club. OF Washington. would come
70 NewYork CITY and play two on sep'emDsr
and one on September 4, at Bergen Point, N. DE- INC
Sew,Jersey Athletic Clut will so to Washington anu
play game there with the home club on September -
and one September II. and nfth game Is heee9''
In, place will DO mutually agreed uDon
Tho Chcagos beaten yesterday, but so wefe u'o
Giants and defeats merely helped along the boSs
The records follows:
It'll
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
HE RESISTED ARREST on A FIRE ESCAPE.

Officer Adolph Myers, Of the Lee Avenue Police
Court, had lively experience with prisoner yester
day morning, while placing him under arrest. The
officer went to the home of John Schil Of No. l06
Maujer-st 10 take him into custody on charge Of
assault Schll's bedroom door had been barrcaded,
and the officer promptly smashed it in lie then found
his prisoner on the fire escape, and followed him half
way down the iron ladder. At this point Schll showed
fight, and it was with difficulty that Meyers saved him
self from falling to the yard. 'Schlll was finally
dubbed into submission. and was taken to the court,
where he was held on additional charge OF assault
an officer.