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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.


The formal opening Of the Free Public Library 'ooN
r,aoe vesterdav About $4,000 volumes we're IN RACKS
tr distrIbution and the visitors who caicd 10 eAa'
Tho catalogue were much pleased with the Sele."oh9
Attached TO the library is a Tcadngroom tlat con con
talns about 100 papers and periodicals. Inc CITY W"
nav SO 900 year for It's maintenance.
Assemblyman T. Herbert Potts yesterday maue up
plIcation for receiver for the American car 'prI-
romrany before the Chancellor The Court hearu V''
argument and reserved decision.
An examination for places in the Postofice DC
nartmcnt was held on June 20 to supply Eve vaGancf
Tho successful competitors were liattlG r" ~
dircc.orv clerk: Benjamin Gerardn and JACOB I'm I'm
msree a,sorrers John II. Murray MAILING cerH, "'''
Michael Schai.el. a oncarmcd veteran tlneNccpVI'
Tho noard of Health Of Scabreht has as1fu oi'
Chancellor for an injunction AGAINST James L. W 60
70 Icsfroin him from committing nuisance W., ~
alleged thet Mr. Mnaugh owned the large tack OF ii
fbat tile seabri gt fishermen have Sctied on anu o.
he permits them 10 allow stale halt and poieI is ~
lie about fostering in the sun. Mr.. AIMasI I re
thu charge said he did not The properly any Iol
Snd thaf the ground complained Of had Deea Vs. ~
over bv the recent fire. and that he was Trying ~ ~
care OF the injured people.
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GAMES IN oTHER CITIES.

Cleveland July 6-The game to-day was brilliant con
test free fielding errors and was won by Ciev'au
hitting the bail with bases Teb'an la't'd Ike
Trojan and Chids ard Allen distinguished themselves DJ
lnc Inaed work Cassan displayed remarkable skill in
fielding his position The score;
G Es,Ysa and md, ;......... . 9 9 -
land 2 rni.adeipRia l. Ptchcs-YCung AID cas'ian'
Umpirt-IIur't-
Ptt.burg July 6.-The Bostons punched their hits in
the nr,t two innings and their third straight game
from Pittsburg Attendance, 1,50o The scoe
Ecss"r -7.. .:sS &c . 9 Ks
TO- Boston S yOo
Boston July 6.-Knel fooled the Boston sluggers TO-
day, and Columbus Won. Columbus scratched out three
runs one earned and others due TO wild throws Of
Dunlnton and Farrell Attendance, 1919 The score:
E Ro;50a q. A"::::~.S 9 9 : %
Boston g. Columbus E5rS's-BIG9, ,t01ro 2
Kerns.
Baltimore, July G.-Tne Baltimore team won to-day's
game with the Dat the eighth inning Up TO this time
the contest close. each SIDE playing strong game
Attendance. 1905 Score
G psisiHe;s "a. Am: 3 9 &c
atmSEe H. and ETSTSpS
Uinp.fa-Fcr1usoa.
Washington July O.-JOpisyille bunched their hits TO-
day and tame and uninteresting game. Attend
ance 1900. The SOON:
Louis Vile ...........-. o o 10
Observation-Disclosures 8. Louisville II. Eirors-Wash-
ingtnl . Louisville B. P.tchcr--Carsty and Mtakn
Unpire--Davs.
Philadelphia July o-St Louis defeated the Athletics
here before about 1000 people by superior play The
4 A,h fasIs ... :.::::.:::. 2 81
Baschts-Athetic O. St. Louis o. EnCrs-Athleuc 5.
81, Louis l. Pitchcrs-sanders aud McGill Umpire
Jones.
New.IIoven. July e.The NcwIIavens batted Shreve's
curves freely today and Rochester lost another game
The
S SeCni!sSS ......~2 8 9 . 9 90
Basehts-New. Haven II, Rochester 8. Erors-New-
Rochester Batteres--CldfksOn and Theisen,
and Shreye and Ufquhart.
Cape May. July tSpecial).-Cape May defeated Hy-
land Of Philadelphia. q one-sdcd game to-day The
by innings;
Is 9Ian aAy ..: :::::: 60
Basehlts-Cspe May. 8, HylOnd 2. Struck out-By
Priest 49, by Mcguire D.
Syracuse July 6.The Troy team beaten by their
Syracuse rivals to-day. FersOn pitched clever game,
| In spite Of Indifferent support The
S Sy54 ........:..::: 9 3 3 9G-s
Embellishments 10, Troy g.. Errors-Syracuse 8,
Troy 5. Bstteries-Ftrson and Myers, and shea and
Wells.
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NEWARK.

MISS KATE DOYLE KILLED IN TIE STREET.
Miss Kate Doyle was down by team uFa"I"F
m ice wagon at Broad end Clark sts yesterday a'er-
poon ard almost instantly killed. she was CROSSING
CarlS-st on her way home when the ice WAGON cam
down that street at great speed. Before she co'''
escape the pole Of the wagon stITcs h'r IN .'.' " 80
knocking her down, aud then one OF INC D'e "O'
.onnod u,on bcr breo.t There were two men on
the WAGON The driver. when he saw
what had happened. sprans from the wagon
lifted her up and then went away. Mss Doyle vas
carried 70 the Office 4 Dr. william ~ smith, whore
electricity tried, but she dled III rH 80 ttc
Her SHINE was brohen The wagon belonged 10 the
Watervlelt Ice Company
Miss DOYLE was about forty years old she Owned
considerable property In the north end OF -'t",nh'
Inr Gt,Ier was jeremiah Doyle, who kept the famous
old BloCk House Tavern ore Of NcvarAs landh"t@@,
for many years. MS DOYLE was "ii'l hh.Wn ~, ~,
va active I'm all charities. John MCMucIni tie uI.c.,
and Peter J. Ycck. his assistant, we're arrest ia''
evening.
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NEARLY 1000 VOICES IN TIE CHORUS.


The feature at the great German Saeng rf't IN Ne"
orI, yesterday morning was the singing OF the star
euouced Banner by chorus Of nearly 10'o mac
voices In the afternoon the prize singing lor hP',
and second classes took place, and over 2OoJo men
and women heard the societies from the din REM
cities compcte The number Of American selections
ON the programme Of the evening concert atjTcted
many Americans to the park All the trans from
York brought hundreds Of people 10 Newark
A multitude of people were in and about the teStlVai
hall in Caedon.an Park last night ut O'Clock when
tho final festival concert was begun under the direction
Of Frank van der Stucken. The chorus consisted
about 1000 male voices representing the colhDHeo
societies and the orchestra of 1913 pieces. The pro
ramme opened with the overture 70 ituy Bias 10y me
orchestra A grand chorus, " 50 Far by E. Enge!'-
burr followed withCu; accompaniment ard VITA sup 10
effect Herr Emil Fischer sang the rcci'al!ve ana
aro from the Creation" AlOthcr grand cho?Hs
without accompaniment The King In Thule. elected
p,udits c. Coederman Victor Herbert and or hcstra
1ave A concerto In A-ininOT with Good eject Nmlfef
with JOY by +. Sllchcr vas another WcI-tchuccrt"
chorus without accOmpa1 imcnt- Schu'tr. =. IL
sung by Herr Emil Fischer With great aPglli-t'
dudley I,uck's Arrangement of "1hc a" Sp'1gltd Tan
ner' was sung for the finale by the grand chorus "lh
orchestral accompaniment, the audience joining III 'he
chorus 49,
Tie festival parade will take place this morning
It IS expected that fully 10000 Germans OF Ne"arE
aud other Ncv-Jersey cities win march with the visit
Ing singers. q. The procession will be revived by
Mayor Haynes and the Common Council AT the C't'
fan ard after con. togmarchlng IN BrOad-,t. the
naradcrS will 60 10 CiiedOuan PARK. In tie after
noon Pros dent Carl Lent2 will distribute the prizes
In the park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07

oss and passengers Vessels Co. Arrived at the Bara
Steamer viking or Haslpnd eibara days. with fruit
10 6iomS q Pears,ll. Arrived at the bar az Alb No.
Steamer 6 F. p gds iyrn' Ne"orean' days. WI"
H Steamer CITY Savannah savage days. with
sieamer Pawnec Trl0ou wilmington. NC, with mdse and
Steamer Lucy Miller Bunker Bangor. with md'e and
passengers 10 y u Smith * CO.
Steamer cy Of Fitchbure Bi6peT Fa Eivs1 r,,
and passengers 20 L w & r Armstrong.
sUNsET-wini At Sandy Ho,K light. wsW fair
Al Ciy IsIand-lght NV clear
CLEARED.
steamer The Queen (Br, Heeey Lverpool-F W Hurst
Steamer Iayel GER, Jungs. Bremen VIA southampton
Steamer Cola ODD sicDonald. Montexo Bay-J Kerr
Steamer Ynnuri Non Nielsen Baracoa-Mones 4 Co
steamer CITY Of Birmingham. Berg savannah1t waeer'
steamer semlnole. PlsL Jacksonv ie- ~ Cyae 90 w.
steamer BLgne. he~' PIrrt,aSGEuoratiO Hail
& yoins. go g.. n., . povo,.r
BARK Blanca (Nor) Johsnessen stetth-B enhan d Boye
BARK Aurora (swSd) Norin. Cape Town-Arkeil q Doug
lass ~
Bursernester pereren for Ha%Snrs sipp1gs
Jacksonville; + w Bruno, Baltimore
Also sailed. via Long ISLAND sound
Steamer Manhattan. for Portland,
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Juy s-Arrived steiner France (Br) Hadley'
GaivEsESp July OsOed. steamer Canada tBr' Robinson
1yFRpool" July 6-Arrved HORROR tBr. Henns
from New. York ~, -
QUEENSTOWN July s-Arrved. steamer CITY OF chester
(I3r Bond from New.York her way 10 Liverpool ~
souTE&MPfoS Jniv o-Arrived steamer Aler CGer'
ChristOners from New. YORK her way u BTelncA,
Sailed steamer saae Ger. Richter, from Bremen hence
for New York. z.- ~, $500. m,
GEERYocK July o-Auived. steamer City OF Rome DID,
Young from New.YO - .-,
STsTTiN July 2-Saiied steamer Heka DAM. Thomson
for New YORK. - ,.-..-, ~,
Iangen and BRILLIANT tGerl. Bunger for York
ROTTERDAM July 4-saled steamer Maasdam tDtch). Pot
| Ter for New York. ,,>...,
AMSTERDAM July 9-Arrived. steamer Amsterdam tDtch
Stenger from New. York. ..,,, NAL,
JnIT 7~saiied steamer westernland (Belg. Jameson,
YOKOHAMA July 4-saIed, Benvenue OBI Thomp'
son, for New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
NETWORK CITY.


The steamship China arrived at san Francisco on
Thursday, with mails from China and Japan OF the
following dates: Hong Kong. June IL Shanghai juno
IL; Yokohama, June 20 A part Of ths mall Is que
10 arrive in New York this morning; the rest' 10
morrow morning The next mall for emma ana
Japan viii close at the PO5tsfce at $3.50 p M Oh
July IT,
Superintendent Cummings, OF the Burean OF IN
cumbrances has been ordered by Commissioner Gll-
roy to remove to-day the shanties In ChurchsH DO
tween Liberty and COrandt SITS.
Beginning on July IL, the stonington Line steamers
Will make Sunday as well weekday trips In both
directions making through connections for Boston,
Providence, Worcester and all points East This line
IS the only Sound route to the famous watering
places Narragansett Pier and Watch Hin, and the
,unday-nlght boats Will be great convenience lot
those who wish to spend Sunday at either place and
be in the city again Monday morning Special re-
Guced rates will be made for the round trip going
'aturday night and returning Sunday night
Custom House Inspectors Brown and Donahue on
sunday seized q diamond bracelet, nine pairs OF Kid
gloves and one dozen souvenir spoons from a pas
eenger on the French steamer La GascOgne, from
Havle. France The of the passenger was not
made public. The bracelet is said to be worth 5000
Gold coin to the amount of $4,000 was engaged
at the sub Treasury yesterday for shipment to Europe
The committee of police justices appointed to in
vcsticate the charges made by Louis Levine against
employees of the Essex Market Court met Yesterday
In the Special Sessions Court Levine failed TO ap
pear. The judges issued summons demanding his
presence Friday.
The Produce Exchange will open az II O'Clock on
Mondays during July and August. The new rule
went into effect Yesterday
Mrs. T. G. Plat will sail for Europe this morning
on the Havel She will remain abroad until fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
THE GIANTS DROP A GAME.
RADBOURNES PITCHING TOO MUCH FOR
THEM.
A VICTORY FOR CINCINNATI BY A SCORE OF
2TO1.
LEAiEE.

Cincinnati 9, New-York /. Boston o PittSbur9 -,
Brooklyn 4, Chicago 0. Cleveland o. PhlsueiphlH u
ASSOCIATION.
Columbus g. Boston l. ST. Louis q A.uiee,He ': 4
baltimore g. Cincinnati 5. Louisville U, MdehmbVoh "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races, Morris Park, 2 80 D. m
Brighton Beach races Brighton Beach, 80 D. m.
Ncw.Rochelle Yacht Club regatta. II n. m.
Board " Aldermen, City Hall. 1 D. III.
Rapid Transit Comm Slonels. No. % William-st' y
p. H.,
Prohibition County Convention, Lyric Hail. D. M
Father Ignatus's address, Association Hail. D. M
Middle States Regatta Association Hotel Marlborough
8 p. N.
Police end Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Inquest on Dominick Leonard, Flatbueh . D. m
Arracnment Of Mayor Gleason before Judge Nancy
Long Island City.
Titan Athletic Club meeting, 8 D. m.
Kings County Republican Executive Committee BrooA
Ign, p. m. ,.,a
Music in Mount Morris Park by list Regiment Banu'
p. m. ,,.a
Departure OF seven parties OF FreshAir Fund children
ond second day excursion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
r,,,cxrs1yG RUMoRs OF A DUEL

sumors were among the veterans OF the EoS.eih
os,ct Of Brooklyn yesterday that duel was Impending
between Dr. Daniel Simmons, OF No W LeeaHe anu Sap
he,s ~ Abel Smith Post, No. AS, Grand Army OF inc
Repubc Both are to be men OF excellent records
M soldiers The origin Of the trouble is that for the sst
rht months Comrsdc Cocheu has been unoer 1e Oan o..
the charges before which were inspired IL
A. "a nv Comrade Simmons Recently IL has become
Known that the decision the cOurmartia was favorable
N Coehs although decision has not yet been formally
prornuVsted and cannot be untl the next meeting OF
- Sr,th pos. Cocheu sent O letter demanding an
80, t,oro simmons. Dr. Simmons on his part declared
that he had made no apology and did not intend to maze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
JErrrRsox BROWN rouyD IN PHIL, DnLPHm

Jefferson Brown. the naval engineer who di appear
I'm PhIad Iphia on June % has been found sud In
Philadelphia III to be taken 10 his No. "a
Fast one.hundrcd- and-thrty -thlrdst. this city Mr.
Brown went Philadelphia 70 appear before The Va,
Examination Board TO Und examination for promotion
He LIT the OF friend June - to 90 20 League
Island where the examination take place. IL
was after that until YESTERDAY 10 f. aid that
his mind has been Affected by hard study His family
went him - he found VIII remain wit,
him until he has recovered efficiently o. h. ,aEen home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.

OCEANUS.-V. Holland was recently appointed post
mast r Of Occanus. l.. L. succeeding George II. Lott
The latter turn Il the effects Of tie Office to NJ
Holland and received a receipt for the same. He h-
not been seen since. From the time hr. Holland
took charge of the Ohic, until few days ago. III
spcct1r Charles 4. Darby has Teen at the Office over
hauling Lott, accounts y shortage was found, hut
lust how much Inspector Darcy r"fus 4 % tell. one
money order, the stub Of which va blank. YVES found
b be nj. sing. Lott for some time drug stor"
at ROckaWay Beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
RsDAV. JULY
OUTGOING STEd HERS.
TO-DAY
SHIPPING NEJVS.
PORT OF NEW YonK............MONDAY. JULY o. 80
ARRIVED


Steamer Furnessa (Br IRIS glasgow June %. Movile
20 with mdsr and passengers TO henderson Bros.
steamer (BfL jeffrey. Ion,Dl juno with mdso 10
+ " ] Hurst Arrived NJ the Bar al = 90 IA.
steamer Elder Bancr Bremen June II. SOUTHAMPTON
- with mdse AMI passengers 10 Oerchs CO. Arrived AZ
ne j.SU
steamer Inns ant Kuyt (Gerl. Hosck Hamburg via
Sheds ballast Gustav Ieye. Arrived the BAR AZ
SO
steamer la Flandro Dch Niunss. Antwerp June IL in
10 II SturAhurc ~ Co.
southern l'r -ayiilo Hueva June 20. with SUI
uhur to order: vessel 10 simpson. spence q Young.
stea PoIuR Be- Ash. ~ johns. ny hAllfaI with
aidst and passengers 60 B0wrng Il Archibald
Of Columbia. Alien ~ Johh. b, and Var
month. with mdse and passengers 10 NewYork 50 Co
steamer Colon days and
engcrs PacIhc Arrived AZ the .lOS
3iuric (Br Morrison windward Islands wa st
Kts with mdse ana passengers TO Outerbrdgr Co.
Arrived az the Bar ~ II. tua
iunur Hanson MEXICAN ports VIA Havana iays
IN mdse and passengers TO Jas Warn CO. Arrived At
the BlT n 3aOa
steamer yona BIZ Evans. Kingston. Port and
Fortune Island mdso ami passengers PIN FOrwOOd
4 Arrived at The bar al z ~ a ~.
(HqTl uoosle zorro CoCtet daVa via
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
,,..1.r1rrr REopENs MS pooLROoM

"Iacku McAulne the wellhnown puglist has reopened
,,s ooroom on the second floor OF No 3jS Futon'st Fo
pyer week he trying TO secure the consent OF
the Superintendent OF Police and the Di.trctAuofhey
10 this action saying that he intehd'd 70 run o' 'on
,.,o - NOS. transmitting bet. to tracks He
sal he would conform strictly 10 the Ives Pool law ana the
oec,s ons Of the Court Of Appeals He did not get the
permission, however Captain Campbell, oil the fh9'
police Precinct says he vii! act against the place
n,l ordered to do so by superintendent and the latter
wishes to consult the DsrctAttoney who Is at Poland
surings Maine McAuife Is now under Indictment fer
running a pooroom At the same place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
ELIZABETH.

A man named MYERS. living In Little SmIthst. got
into a brawl In a quor shop IN Ellzabcthavc SUNDAY
NIGHT and was stabbed with his own hnlfe. which BE-
playfully lolaed to Of the quarpllcrs who had dc
clared If he had a weapon he would Kill MYERS. The
man upon getting the knife made savage lunec az
MYERS who only escaped a probably fatal wound by
warding off the blow win his arm. IL received a
cvere cut on the arm His as,ailant has not yet been
arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
TILE rArHr cnv0rERoR IN PORT.

The steam yacht Conqueur whicn was lately purchased
in England By Frederick W. Vanderbilt, arrived here on
.!o1day night. She made good passage over, having
1T Plymouth June 10 and called Halifax which port
c left on July ?. Is 20j feet long all, 1873 feet
on the ioad-Natcne "a feet inches breadth OF BEAM
10 fe inches deep dFaught Of Is feet The boat
has triple expansion engines with cylinders lo2' "a ana
10 Inches IN diameter and 80 inches stroke The craft
has a fuI English crew. commanded by Captain Wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
ct is a scientific fact that Royal
Baking Powder is absolutely pure.
~HENRY A. MOTT, PHI. D., IL D."
LATE IT, S. Chemist
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH ANENUE-Ex-Senator Warner Miller. OF Her
kimer Ccnglcssnan walter l. Hayes Of Iowa. and irving
NJ Scott Of San Francisco. JIoFFMAN-Ex- Congress
nan Nathan Franz Of ST. Louis. MURRAY dll1L-
Congress John II. Ketchan, Of Dover Plains " ",
ans william L.. Simonds, United STATES Commissioner Of
Patents. STUKTEVANT-Senator Titus Sheard, oil Littc
Falls ~ Y. VICTORIA-Ap:hLishOp Ordones OF QUITO
WINDSOR-George Westinghouse IT,. Of Plttsburs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
OPENING NEW REPUBLICAN CLUBHOUSE,

The informal opening Of che new clubhouse OF te Oi's
p.hhcan Club o. the Eastern District Of BROOKLYN took
Mace on Friday evening. The building is In the Eish'
teenth Ward at No 80 COoper-st 1t Is most comma
dious and comfortable house consisting OF TWO stories
and basement It's interior decorations elaborate and
che ,ooms arc handsomely furnished The club although
oDy a few months old has q large membership. among
whom are many prominent Republicans Of the ward and
It ia expected that organization will do good WORK Tor
rtV ne fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
rur wrnn1NG mn Nor TAKE PLACE.

Mr. and Mrs Oscar +. Bos:on OF No. JOB DecaVlr'
st. recently sent out invitations to the marriage OF their
laughter Msude A, to james H. Baihe' OF fhiiauo'I
The time set was June 80 at p On he morning OF
the wedding day each guest received telegram saying
that the wedding would take pace No exploration
was given ard the family will now say nothing aboU'
the case the afternoon Of June % some OIL te oUc
800 .v she told Mr. Bailiie that she could not
him and was deaf 70 all his entreahcs. Miss BaiStoh
IS about twenty-five years old. Her father is civil Ell
sineer.
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Columbus 8, Boston l. St Louis q Athiiete =:
Baltimore b. Cincinnati b. LOUISVILLE u Ndeh"5'o" "
Cincinnati, July 6.--The Cincinnacs mahsgeu 70 Niho
one Of three gumes from NcwYok by thc Victory a"
day. Radbourne's pitching and Richardson's fielding were
features. Five OF Cincinnats hits were wo-baggefs
The home team clearly Outplayed In every othef u
parment Of the game and managed 10 win simply because
the Giants could not gauge Radbonrnes curves INau'
bourne was in pitching humor to-day, and when the VET
eran is all right he strategic pitcher Of the first order
The NewYorkers' fielding work superb not buhuer
OF any kind marrinR their record
Ewing thought that he would 90 behind the bat to-day
but after preliminary practice he decided to wait awhe
longer as his SHOULDER st pains him. He hopes 10 he
able to play in the Chicago series. Rusie VIII also naNe
q vacation for a day OF and may not pitch IN the
pittsburs series being reserved FOR Ansons men Later IN
the week.
All the run.mahing done to-day In the seventh IN
ming when the players scored TWO runs and the
Giants one run. Reilly made pocup hit back oil snort
and got two bases sacrifice by smith put the ioig
limb first basenaa third. Clark was sent 10 hr-t
ON called balls and had easy time of IT stealing TO
second Both SEQ ed RadbournGs two bas" hlt u
centre field. New.Yorl's made on tlre1'Ja'e
hit by core and a sacrifice by Connor The score was
as follows:
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srI1I. FIGHTING OVER THE CRARY DIVORCE.

STILL FIGHTING OVER THE ChAhf Di'o"O,1
Judge Osborne sitting in the Special Term OF the Cy
Cu-t yesterday ordered findings TO be prepared gFs'hs
An absolute divorce to Mrs Lille s. Crazy 'he uoush",i
q, ex Bridge President James Howell from her husband
william p Crary in accordance with the innings d
,ury which tried the some time ago Craiys at
t-ney made objections the order but they were over
uled II = said that no will appeal TO the General AernL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
ALDERMAN LEECH TRIES AGAIN.

At the meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen Yesterday
Alderman Leech who sought unsuccessfuy last week "
ascertain the fees paid to counsel by city for defending
the MAYOR and Controer the suits growing out OF the
purchase OF the plant sHd franchise Of the Long lsaho
Water supply Company followed up the matter By INTRO
ducing resolution calling for statement OF the amount
Of water ever furnished by the city water WORKS IN Tie
Twentysixth Ward This was disposed Of BY referring
IL to the Water and Drainage Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07

A-A-C-aIl on Roebuck, the public benefacto
who keeus homes warm winter and free from MES
simmer Wire window screens greatly reduced az II
Tlt0n.st. Established 10 years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
NnRrH RIKER RINK DLYnDnND.

which failed In November asst, vest r1ay mad PAYNE mt
4 % per to tie Gerotrs IN the institution. This
is the second dividend that has been paid, and makes
total Of 80 pr cent. Mr.. Higgins expects 70 make an
Other pay mct the dcpsOrs, but cannot tell how large
Will be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
STATEN ISLAND

NEW.DPIGHTON.-Tlor"nce a. Winter, eight years
old granddaughter Of Justice W. ". Corbctt. Of New.
brighton. died late on sunday night nj her p1rontS'
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who attempted 10 eXtinGuish the flames on the clones
and hands.
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