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New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
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Pttsburg Aug 25-The Bostons knocked Calvin ous
OF the first inning but after Sovey had knocked
n home run in the second inning Calvin retired. King
taking his place The latter pitched fine game giving
the visitors only three hits. Stovey became I'll in the sew
enth inning and gave to CAMEL Attendance 1000
The score:
ElsasSprg EHtiaS T. i:I.::.:..S :SS 8 9 81
Bas.hit.-Pttsburg 6. Boston 8. Errors-Pittsburs g.
Boston /. Pitchers-Galyih, King and Clarkson. cm'
cleveland, Aug. o5-Thc home team nelded beautifully
today and toward end Of the made It's hits count
against Philadelphia. Beautiful fielding by the Phade
phlas prevented Cleveland from scoring in the early part
OF the contest Mexican and Hamilton carried OF the field
Ing honOrs The score;
fIsysIsqS Pss4s Ssis i,.::.:.9S .::::::.:9 3 81
H. FhSadcpAa Z ETrprsacsyS nE
philadelphia Aug 25.Thc Athletics celebrated their
return home to-day by defeating Louisville Jenn!ngss
mlserat lie work contributed largely the victory OF tho
Athletics The game called at the end OF the
Inning OF darkness Rain kept the attendance
down s03. The score:
16aI.y. Asa:tISi :::.::: g . 9 81
Observation-Disclosures s. Louisville 3. Errors-Athletlcs
Louisville 5. Pitches-Chambcrlain and Stratton. I'm
plre-Mahoncy.
Boston. Anr. 25-Thc "Brewers" made their first bow
to Boston to-day and received their dat joining
the Association. They could touch Bunnton whlo
Davies got drubblns. Attendance. 3,7H Tho ,corc: :
E1iSsaa.s EGrS% q. A.. Al...,.SS 9 GS 9 9 S-S
Basehlts-Bo,ton ~, Milwaukee D. Errors-Bc,ton 2.
Milwaukee . Ptchtrs-Buninton and Davies. Umpire
BOnd.
Elmlra, Aug 25.-The Olean team made It's hits well
together to-day and won tT this scoro
5Isan 5I%II' ..... ....:::....... 9 8 SSaa
Basshits-Elmlra TO- Olean G. Errors-Elmlra 3. o!can
g Battrrlcs~ snceden and iene. AGan and Doyle.
Albany. Aug. 25.The Albanys and Rochcsters played
exciting to-day Albany winning 1t by this score
A5Si"y sosssy,or i:.... .......... g "a "a
nasehlts-Albany T. Rochester G. Errors-Albany 2,
Roe hester .. BatteresWilis and Roche Bauyelt and
sage.
Washington, Aug. 25.-The game between Washington
and St. Louis postponed account Of wet grounds.
Baltimore. Aug. 25.-No baseball game to-day. Rain.
KELLY BACK IN THE LEAGUE
Boston, Aug p5 (Special-A bombshell exploded In
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
PEACE IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
LEAGUE AND ASSOCIATION TO BURY TIL
III .ro.uEr ANn LIVE In HARMONY.

LEAGUE AND ASSOCIATION TO BURY THE
HATCHET AND LIVE IN HARMONY
wasbinRton Aug 25-A conference between COM
ittees representing National League and the American
Association OF Baseball held hete this afternoon
The object Of 10 consider steps hae
will put end TO the various troubles that no" eN'
hn,,rcon tho two a,.oclatons and that will put the
National game on better paying basis. The question Of
the series Of ball games the champion CLUBS oil th
two associations also discussed
The representatives Of the American Association mere
are besides President Won der Ahe, Zach" Phelps
,o.idcnt NJ the Louisville club and Louis Kramer Of
Cincinnati the president Of the American Association
The League representatives at tho conference are T. H.
Byrne Of the Brooklyn club; James Hart, oil Chlcaso
and John T. Brush Of Cincinnati
Both organizations tired of the senseless war ana
the prospects OF an carly settlement of all difficulties are
eNce
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
AN OLD MAN SHOOTS A Roy.

IN Kill you you bother me-" exclaimed old
man in Sanfordst Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon The
man was George Robertson, seventy-four years old,
No 70 sanford.st who had just shot John Doney ten
years old OF No. 90 Sanfordst with old army muske
loaded with pebbles The boys OF the height orhood had
plagued the and had broken his houso windows
30 that he three days told his tomentors he
would kill them II they did not stop. He had often
Informed the police, but received relief. When ar.
rested the old man said "All right III 60 with you but
let me light my pipe" and he went away the patrol
wagon laughing at the crowd. The boy was badly In.
jured being shot his right thigh, and taken to
St. Gatherings Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26

pslett Arrived at the Bar at 1sopm
Steamer =, 5na 5noS Daoos tNor K,n sisara 4d.y n
s.ea.r as. sS9eSs ,S SsS, Galveston Key w
m.s ,casr me y o -. p seaman aay win
isss ss%'S'SS %m 6s@ e" NC with ma
with %ss s & &s%SETs msea Nss. {. and Norfolk
steamer Ii NJ "ntney. HaletL Boston, witG lnd.s to n
steamer Manhattan Bragg Portland with md.s and D,.
o,p 70. dor ~ r,Gher asr Won hartsn Bremen ss d,,.
Bars Nuovo Marshsriis ttsD p,reIo Batoum ,oo A..
with loorce root toords vessel Func Eys CO. '-'s
bUNsEr-wind 81 SANDY hppS calm; cloudy
AtCiy Is!and-fresh. sw; cloudy. '''
CLEARED
steamer city & Chicago Chicago tBr Redsord. Liverpool N
Sleamer fnda taerI' Ringk. Bremen via southanp,oo
steamer event tNOr) TGtIand stavanger-w W H.,,,..
&CO "unoas
steamer Iolan Br Dawes Stockholm simpson, Spence.
stoamsr westernland tBels). Jamfson. AntwsrD-p..,
steamer 81 Pancras tBr) Young Antwerp-s,u0.o.
steamer Tancirve Er) cOurcot Bordeaux Funch ys,.
steamer Euripides tBr). Herd st Johns PR-U a por.
steamer America Ger. Hooslen. Porto Cortez Acew.
steamer Btixham Coombs Gioara-Gomez A H.ar,,u
Steamer simon Dumois (Nor). Kaniu, Gibsra-H Dum~.
steamer cIty OF st Augustine French Fernandina
Ray ~
steamer ROANOKE Hniphera Norfolk ana Newport News.
steamer CITY OF Atlanta Dole. West Point yaod p,n
Sc Co
steamer Lajeham tBr). Reader Simpson sD..o
t& Young.
Steamer City of Columbia, Allen Yarmouth Ms Ea.,Dor,
&c New. York Ss Co. Ivy
steamer Lucy Miller. Bunker. Bangor-F II Smith "a
Steamer Herman Winter, Nickerson. Boson-H D.mocs
SAILED.
Steamers Spree for Bremen; Plo TX. Mar.enes oross
Murle Windward Islands; BriAham Cthsr~.
Ennpedes. Porto Rico CiIy Of Atlanta West Point Va
Us Concord, -.
siIp Eurydce. for ChttagoHx
Also sailed, via Long Island Obdnd-
Steamers Herman Winter Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
GLASGOW Aug 25-Au1yed. steamer Assyran (Br, DsuA
ley from New.York
HA,DURe, Aag 2i-Arrived steamer Amaln Gen. Krasts
from New YORK.
ANTWERP, Aug 25--Arrived. steamer waesand tBslsl
Grant from New-YOrk.
ROTTERDAM Aug z5-Arrived, steamer Zsandam CDtcA,.
Duit from New. York
RIO JANErRo. Aug 2i-saicd. steamer vigiIsncA Basa
for New.York.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26

City Controller Connolly and Tax commissioners
Conon and Long have instituted suit Tor hDei against
The Newark Sunday Call" for statement ulat uosc
onci,ls had stock in the Poudrette Manufacturing Co
many rocenlv established In Woodvle and had not paiu
a dollar for ID.
At mc.tnr of tho Essex County Democratic Com
mittoe OH Mondsy night Edward W. Whitehean' 'iie
nenbrr from the Fourteenth Ward, was dismissed from
the v-srd Executive Committee for some criticism ol
the methods Of the Democratic bosses The act OF to
Ccnnty Committee created sensation yesefuay'
e.rtstiy protested against the proposed renoninauoh
ty tho bosses OF Mayor Haynes A meetlng Oh & DeInU
crate Ia take independent action Will be hed tohiorIo"
night at No. 210 Markctst
Eirht additional cases OF typhoid fever were reported
Yesterday All the cases are IN streeS "cs' Vi
Broad-st. -.
Superintendent Of Police Brown has decided TO Issue Issue
orsr to the poice captains to arrest all girls uhue
sxtnen wears old who are found alone or IN aOnD'm
cnmDany in the streets after p and also have an
such girls taken away from night plcnlcs an ic ouG
living marks The Superintendent has receVe9 many
Communications from mothers and relatives oil youhs
girls who have been ruined by the asSoclauoS Vi "0
streets. VT,
President Barr OF the Newark Passenger RaliWaF
Company a corporation that controls aii sS
in Newark the South Orange excepted, INFORMED IIcs
dent Radel of the latter line yesterday that Oh an
after September 1 he would exact from tne outi h
Orange Company cent for each passenger carried w
the South Orange Company over the tracks 50 oi @ Uo
Newark passenger Company. For years the Two com
nanss have used the same tracks from the Marketst
depot to Market and Plane sts dstance oI aDou iS
fyeelrhths OF mile the South orange paylng sIdIl
rentage for the use OF the same. Inc oUlh OIdheo
Company will Aght the Newark Company IN court.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
HE LEFT LETTERS THREATENING SUICIDE.

The disappearance of William A Cottrlll from his
home at Liberty ave. and ldnwood'st. was rpor'eo
to the police yesterday. He is butcher ana twenty
four years old He left his home on Fnursoay aiter-
noon of last week. Soon after he went away ms
wife found n letter saving: "whcn you receive this
letter my body will be at the bottom OF the East
Rlver.' His mother found similar note Notnng
has since been heard Of him. He had note OF large
amount to meet on the day of his disappearance ana
no funds to meet 1t WITH 1t is not thought that nc
contemplated suicide, but simply ran away. "A
descriutiOn of him was given TO the police NO BODY
vesembling his has been found since he went away.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
OVER HALF A MILLION DOLLARS AWARDED.

The Supreme Court Commission, appointed TO appnisc
o value Of the property to bc taken for the new Bridge
cxten,on for storage tracks along Westinghouse has COM
,o,cd it rcport Tho Commission composed Of David
J. Barnett Hsssan il. Wheeler and John j. Farrell They
took evidence in regard all the property In the blocks
between Hillary except thot whose owners
accented the offers OF trustees Where the offers
not accented the Commission has awarded about 10 per
cent
The total amount s57 COO for the property in Wash
incton.st and 81 COO for small piece In T1artst The
Brooklyn Institute which valued It's property at $4,000
and for which tho trustees offered $4,000 receives
$4,000 The Washington Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. which wanted $50 900, gets el3oooo. The
Bridge offered 100000 Nine ten owners get from
s21 800 to s4sG00 each. Application Will be made to the
confirmation Of the report in few days and
it believed will any serious opposition
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
GIANTS ASLEEP IN THE WESI
PLAYING AN EXTREMELY LIsTLEss GAME.
iNcINNATI BEATS THEM EAsILY-scoREs AMI
RECORDS.
LEAGUE.
LEAGUE.
Cincinnati -, NewYork Chicago ?s pfoG%yh pfSosdysnba A.
Boston I, pttsDurg /. Cleveland Z, rhi"u'P -
ASSOCIATION.
Athletic 4, Louisville /. Boston D, Mii"auhe' ~

Cincinnati. Aug 25.-The NewYorks were oea'e, HO", |
the afternoon. Barrs wildness forctu !" W.
and he taken on. at tho close OF 'he ni -
.puck Ewing nlavcd in his first championship game 10
this cry but his old friends not favoraoy pfSeu
either with his work his management
Buckley in trying to catch :he erratc Barr go' hs
dsiointed and he forced to retire, ClarKe gums w
hind the bat for New-York. Young Garrison rehe''u
Barr but tho improvement not marked
The attendance 1,036, bat the spectators Were IN
cened az the stcss playing OF the New-Yokcrs lcau'
played shorts;op and his work both az tae oa' anu "
the field was omateurish extreme The scorc was as
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
ORANGE.

An accident occurred in the sewer excavation IN
Orange yesterday which threatened at time to cause
great damage. The excavation for the main storm
water sewer in North Centrest Is sixteen feet deep
and twelve feet wide. The quicksand at the bottom
oozed out and left there great water main unsup
ported Yesterday afternoon it sagsed and broke,
and the big stream Of water under a elxty-foot head
poured out tearing everything before II. 1t two
hours before the water officials could be found shut
of IN. water In the meantime large section Of the
street and sidewalk opposite the police station had been
buildings was seriously endangered. The excavation
Tor ths sewers was flooded with water causing great
loss TO the contractors
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
TO CONSIDER THE DRIWBRIDGE QUESTION.

1t IS expected that the Park Board will pull itself
together sufficiently to-day 10 vote the application
of the New-YOrk Central Railroad Company 10 cbosc
tho drawbridTs over the Harlem River at Madison
and Third aves., during certain hours every morning
and evening. Lawyers for the New-YOrk City and
Northern Railroad Company will continue their OPP
position, on the ground that the Commissioners have
no power, under the Constitution Of the United
states to grant the petition Of the NewYOrk Central
Railroad Company. An effort will be made ut COM
promise by proposing that the draw shall be closed
in the morning hours only.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26

n the Adams.st. police court yesterday policeman
ngured as a prisoner Hc was John Nance co",
paativelv new member the force and brother OF
Sergeant Mande o! the Third Precinct. Young Manoe
Is twcnty-our years old. On Monday evening he was
standing IN front Of his home, No. lse Auantic-ave'
when nc saw Patrolman Kcycher passing with prisoner
John Leonard, OF No 6G Coumbia-st whom he knew
,hev wcrt TO school toCeh-r and close friends
Mande told Koylehcr let tho prisoner CO. Keylehcr
SAID he knew his business. Mande took Leonard
by the ara tried drag him away from Keyleher
ut the latter took piisCner along with him to the
CoDrr.ss-st pocc station and had him locked up on
charre of oun.nC lie then returned TO Mandes house
and finding him. took him in custody upon charge OF
att4r1fiuy to rescue prisoner. When arra9ncd yes
to-day Mandc pleaded not guilty and his examination
,o cot down for nexs week. Deputy Police Commissioner
Dalton suspended him the police force yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
HELD UP IN GREExwIcH-sr. LODGING HOUSE.

Joseph Sherer. q young man about twenty years old
sTaigned before Justice White at tho Tombs Police
Court yesterday morning charged with having stolen
watch, two pockctbooks and SIS so IN money Andrew
Wagner. Tho complainant arrived in this city SAtur.
day night with his wio from Pttsburg and went 70 the
lodging hous, No. 1872 Green wch where Sherr lodges
Last night sherer b.Euled him into room. and after
locking the door presented pistol at his head
manded OF Wagner all the and yaluabcs he had.
Wagner gave up his possessons and sherer then
PEELED him TO sign written statement that he awarded
the goods Sherer and would things
again" ne then released Wagner who left the house
and hunted up 0neer William Fallon. 10 whom nc told
his story. Accompanied by the onlcer he back
house. and Sherer who in the meantime had attempted
70 assault Mrs Wagner was arrested The stolen articles
found in his possession. and Justes White held
for trial In $1,000 bail.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
4 RESTAURAYT KEEPER MISSING.

Harry Harry, who keeps in the basement
Of no I02 Nasoust ha' been missing since last wednes
day afternoon Iartry an Englshman twcnty.nlno
Old unmarried and had owned the restaurant since
last December. lie lived with Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks at
Fort Lee, y. j. Mrs Brooks who h cashier at the res.
taurant said erday that she afraid that the young
man had met with foul play. on "wednesday last she
he had about 1900 In his pocket and when last
studs diamond ring and had valuable gold watch and
chain.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
THE PRICE OF SUGAR REDUCED.

The Sugar Trust yesterday reduced refined sugar
oneeighth of o cent pound This said to be
due to a desire merely TO create demand for the
article and not to fight with the Spreckes rcdneres.
one story told in Wall Street yesterday that
spreclels had Joined the trust and that the present
reduction meant an ultimate rise TO a comparatively
high figure. 1t IS old story.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
HOROKEN.

william ManteI sixteen years old, OF No % Carmine-
ST. New-York went with his brother and another boy
across in a rowboat from the EewYork side to the
RATS opposite Upper Hoboken last sunday afternoon
and went In swimming. William Mantel could not
SWIM and when the other two payfully pulled rope
that ho was holding 70 away from him, he sank and
drowned. The body was recovered near fourteenth
ST.. Hobo6en on Monday evening and yesterday II
taken TO tho home OF his parents
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26

SHE FLED FROM HER HUSBANDS REVOLVER.
Mrs Margaret Perry. Of No 72 Court.s, is seeking
separation from husband, Frank S. Perry. the
ground Of cruel and inhuman treatment. They
ried In 1870. and have two children Mrs. Perry
that Oh August she had nee from her home In her
night clothes the wrath Of her husband who
threatened her life with revolver She took refuge with
neghbo and has not since dared to return TO her hus
bands home. On several occasions she had been III
treated LetoIo. Her husband IS an electrotype and
earns 81 500 year. Anony OF $2 week and counsel
ieo Of s75 wero granted yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
FUNERAL OF POLICE CAPTAIN LowERY.

There nearly 400 policemen In attendance at the
funeral Of Captain Daniel j. Lewery at theJay Street
Catholic PToCathedral yesterday An escort Of
$50 under captains. and led by two ylaoons Of
mounted men, accompanied the body from No. 1e5
Gold-st TO the church. Inspectors Mackear and Reilly
were in command Each had his shield covered
with Grape and band OF Grape on his left arm. The
pabeares represented eight precincts, and included
captains. two sergeants two roundsen and two patrol
The church crowded with spectators, incluG;ng
many public A solemn requiem cole
brated by Fathers Brosnan, McCarrcn and Farrell
Many floral designs surrounded coffin. The police
escorted the body TO the Prospect Park plaza the
50 Holy Cross Cemetory whsro burial place.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
LONG ISLAND.

SOME ONE SET HERRNIANN's YACHT ADRlFI.
Hermann the magician, has some secret enemy nc
had more than ordinary evidence OF 1t on su'u',
last. when, on returning from Ncw-fork to Ills nome
at whltestone he found that his naphtha launci' 'o
Addic named after his wife, and having a recou VI
seventeen knots an hour, missing. examination III
Of the rope by which 1t was tied sno"cu 'i'O -
bod icon cpt with knife and left to drift OIL on the
sound 10 be wrecked. Mr. Hermann spent iIh'p3U i
all day Monday in another launch loohihs Ior biSf lS
nropcrty and al last found It about two and ohcal
miles down the Sound. The police OF Whltestohe aro
searching for the man who cut the rope
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
ELIZABETH.
SHE Is ANXIOUS TO T

SHE Is ANXIOUS TO PROVE HER lNNoChN'f"
Mrs. Barnard McCourt Of No. 1oos Magnoua ave
went before Justice Rodgers Yesterday and SWore OUT
n complaint against Michael Bean, boarder OF hcr9
for accusing her of being thief. Bean gave ueI au
.nvelope which he says contained sci payment OF MS
,o.rd Mrs McCourt SAYS that when she opened II
stc found It held only 81. Her husband Is foreman
~ the work of laying tho tracks for the EiLaDetn
p.ssenrer Railway and he said II she did not prove
her Innocence OF the charge he would no iohGcr AVc
With her. Bean still maintains that he Is right
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
THE RECORDS.
III NI1OVINHsJ'
o,, ,r,ru ToCAT. TEAMS.

POOR WORK OF THE LOCAL TEAMS
There is something radically wrong WIN Vhc "l'nOs
and the Bridegroon.s. The Infusion OF few young
and lively players teams might do woru Of
good The Brooklyn nnes two games in CHICAGO were
disgrace to from which tho CLUB taxes lV' ha-'
The Giants are no better on they won Mondays game
more through luck than good playing Both OF inc iocA
teams are cartnc around lot OF useless lunDer ana
men who arc dtawing salaries en- past regulations arc
nlcntlfu I'm both teams. The Chicago and Boston players
con ,vou afford 10 smile at the numbering. stihjointed
veterans who are trying win the League championship
for the metropolitan district.
Lax management is conspicuous In the New'forH ciup'
and II Chicago is be headed the owners oil he cruz
,rlI have 10 take a hand in the management Both
Mutr,e and Ewing swell with pride when the team WS
hut each pushes responsibility for defeat upon o
shoulders of the other. There Is excuse for such
coc as that at Cincinnati Barr Burrcl and Cnrkson
apnear worthless and Wech is not much better ht'le
money judclously invested might get couple oil goou
men, Brldegroons appear to DO outclaSseo ana Oo
team will be fortunate il II finishes above nth place
Tho records % date follows:
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
HOME NE EWS.
ppo,rvryr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
CrApFYDON-Alfre lie Ghalt Be gian Minister NJ
Washington FIFTH AVENUE-ENCongressran Amos
Townsend OF Ohio. and William r. Moore OF Tennessee
GILSEY-Archbishop p. IT, Kenrck, Of ST. LOUIS Nrc"-
bsbop p J. Ryan, Philadelphia; General Austin La
throp OF Corning " " and Russell B. Harrison GRAND
Professor L. +. Prudhomme Of tho L. s Naval academy.
HOFFMAN-Insurance Superintendent James F. Pierce oil
Albany. VICTORIA-G0lusha a. Grow OF Pennsyl'rnd'
WINDSOR-Judge James II. Howe OF St. Paul, Mnn.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26

JAMAICA.-Frcderck Smith and Phlhp Gear; S tlS
latter seven years old were driving across INC rarn
track at Queens In bakers wagon last eVenis VIII VIII
they were struck by passing train Young GEAR M NJ
Instantly killed aud smith SO badly injured ihat
IL Is feared he will die. The wagon was brohcl lo
kjndlInc wood Young Gear was a son OF liquor
shOpkecpcr at Queens
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Gcorgc A. stearns mas
secured from Judge Bartlett, IN the supreme court an
order for cnuec 10 be shown why the RepuDlchh "cD
ora Committee Of Long Island CITY should not be com
ualcd To reinstae him in membership, from wmch ne
was expelled on July rs, on the ground that nc hAn
failed TO attend three successive meetings
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
VOTING MIR. RAYMOND LOCKED UP.

Robert NJ Raymond, junior member OF the lighter
lge firm Of c. p Raymond 10 Co, of No II South-st'
New York, was put under bonds yesterday by fonce
Justice Kenna to pay IS week for the support OF MS
wife and three children, who live at NO. lo2 PulasR'
st.. md whom he abandoned month ago. He said
+ba+ bs Wifi was TOO deceltful for him TO live with
her. In default Of the bonds he was sent to Ray'
uond Street Jail.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26

F.. p Edwards president Of the Ezfbeth Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals has compelled
the horsccar companies TO put an ext$i horse on he
n.n, ..s .sr. IN going from tho Union Depot to East
Grand st. Yesterday tho extra horse and man were
stationed at Grand ST. nn4 helped to haul each car over
tho distance from there TO the station.
A s,,t for $4,000 danaees was begun yesterday in
the Union County Court by Mrs. Eliza d. Hedden
against exMayor RYDER and the livery trm OF George
L Cedney d Son for maintaining o stable In close
proximity to Mrs Heddcns property which building
shs aleSes is public nuisance and prevents her from
renting her place.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Search for the dead at ruins Of Park Place disaster.
Races at jerome Park, 80 p. m.
Park and Aqucduct Commiss oners' meetings.
Tests with 12nch gun Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
Freight Committee OF Trunk Line Association
Olagawala Club festival, Lion Park. evening.
Reunion Of Smith family, Peapa;k, " j.
Music in Tompklns Square by 18th Regiment Band, 8
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26

Earned runs-Chlcago 15 Rrooklyn . Two'base hs hs-
Dahlcn, Carroll, Wimot Lrby Cirinn Thrce.base s nH
Wiimot T. Stolen basesFSuz, Griffin, Carroll, C9oney
Double plays-Dahen and Pfefer, Plnckney and F0utI
Dahlen Prefer ard Anson. First base on ba-On Hem
ming a. of Luby 3. IIit by pitched bal-Shriyer' w
O'3rien. Struck oGt-By Hemning 2, by Luby =. Um-
pre-Lynch
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT oFNEw.YoRK. ..TU EsDAY AUGUST 20 1881
ARRIVED.
steamer state OF California tr nasso" ""s ~
with nidse and passengers 10 Austin BALDWIN ~ ,,
steamer MaasdAm (Dch Potter. Rotterdam Aug 10. WITH
mdso and passengers Funch. Edye d. Co.
s,.smsr Hama and Kurt Ger, HocK. Hamburg Ang o. via
Shields IN ballast 10 Gustav Heyo. Arrived at tho bar at i3o
- ~. ILL -. f,,,-...o
nd Laguayra with mdse and paAsenseis W bou'on sAs