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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
BLACK HATS.
TRAP SHOOTING AT NEw.LoNDoN.

Neuw London, Aug IL (SpccaD.-rhe fourth an
ntusl tournament for trap shooting given BY ue
Standard Keystone Target Company opened mere
to-day The contestants have been divided into classes
those 10 the expert being Compelled to shoot NJ ~
known angles At O'Clock about seyentvhve OF the oeS'
tran shooters in the began the CONTEST Iof
the championship OF America beside the ulaIhon0 rug
Tor tho Individual championship 81 900 guaranteed money
and three silver trophies The programme to-day con-
sisted OF ten contests. OF them being swee~@Nc
matches with 5000 guaranteed money The chei
interest was in No. g. which the contest ior Oic
silver trophy each contestant being allowed hfty angles
There were eleven entries incluing William Wostencroit
of Philadelphia Rolo Hekcs OF Chicago H. MeMurchy o.
Syracuse " Y. o. h. Dickey OF Boston bod w. r.
Perry OF Boston, wols.encrOft and Heikes tied on ny
straghts the trophy Tho tie was shot on each man
being allowed twenty-five birds. Dckey won first money
nv the score OF forty.nine OF possible fifty. with
McMurchy second score forty-eght.
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ASSOCIATION.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.-The Philes today's game
m the first inning through the Of Clcvelonds battery
md .vo hits After that The game well contested.
Tho Phadelphia club has accepted Kcefes terms, and he
viii report in time to take part In the Pittsburg setics
Attendance to-day. 225l. The
ir1ha iaaglgAia 49,. Q %
Ea,chits- Philadelphia = Cleveland :. Errors-Phila
d.li,ia . Cleveland I1tchcfs-Glcason and Gruber
Uniprc-Iurst.
Hoston Aug. 1.-THE Pitt>busgs played another poor
,.r. today and the Rostons had difficulty in winning
carlson cased ~ in his pitching when the well
I'm hand Attendance l .t5G. The
Boston ,,:...-......--.. Q . S-i55
Ba-chits-Boston IS. Pittsburg 8. Errors-Boston 1,
pfttsburg = Pitchers-Clafhhon ana King. Omplfes-
McCuad and rattin.
cincinnati Aug. IA bad decision OF Umpire Davis
I'm calling Kelly interfering with player lost the
boue team chance the In the NTH and IN the
- two innings Bostons clnchod their victory The
score:
cincinnati .............II 2 Q o . %
Basehlts-Cincinnau c. Boston 0. Errors-Cincinnatt
4. Boston l. Pttchers-Haddock Bunnton ana keenan,.
Umplre-Davis.
Louisville Aug 1i.-Louisvile outIlayed Baltimore in
close and exciting game to-day, aud with three hits, and
AIDED by error, the game the ninth Attend.
ancc LOO The
Louisville -............. 9-s
BAsehi4-LouisyIle .. baltimore g. EFrors-Leuis'
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x ss'' 1rr:,s Sis''s O. v...:
Snip Momm:sn gc.rl. plnns. ssstsn =" days. vita ndss
with sugar crossnan = Bro vessel 70 Bsnhsm Boy
sUSsEr-wind at sandy Hook. light sw; cloudy asA
n. q, city rsland-lIshx W. hay
CLEARED.
Steamer Majestic tBr,. Parss Liverpool usszstswu
steamer CITY Of Berln b. Land. Lvsrooos via ouesns
Steamer Paula 1derj Hin:ch Hsrburg Hsys
steamer waessnd tBelsh Grant. Antwerp-Peter Wright
steamer wild Flower IBID. Ryder Baye-Peter wright
& S kss sSys
steamer Ceres tswod, scrsnsen wsssss
steamer Miller. IaguayrA Puerto cabe'io. 10
SIsamer ozana Holmes Turks Island &c-wm Clyde
Co ,eamer Banan (Nor). Hanson. Baracoa-J Tur&co
steamer Roanoke. Hniphers Norfolk and Newport News
Steamer CITY OF Atlanta Dole West va--old
Steamer Miranda IBID HALIFAX and st Johns NJ
sssnsr CITY Of Columbia Allen Yarmouth Ns Eassssr
%Isr Bsnss. sT!t BE- C
smp Balclntha 90 morrill, Ecangooa-S PasS Co
b, snp nanaut (Belg) Adam Antwerp stursourg Co
Bars sarah Rdgway, szizrem, Zanzibar. &c-Arnol4
Cheney Co.
9tr2thleven,
So n,,e wild Flower Bsye Virginia and Dersmor3
Wayre FarndaIe Jsnero; Drama, Turks IsandI Bee
noke Norfolk.
ship Hsinaut for Antwerp
Also sailed via Long Island sound
steamers Lucy Miller, for hanger herman "inso'
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW Aug ll-Arrved. steamer Deyonia tBr. Craig
nS SorIaAnprov Aug ll-Arrived steamer LAIN taer.
UeIlners from New. York OF her way 70 bremen
NEWCASTLE Aug l-Arrived steamer foinaeer lfr)' %
RpisT0I AHg ssaiIed Brooklyn City Br Bar
CLAW for New. York - ~ Ill.,, fc.., v..-nS
from New. YORK OF 10 Hamburg -, ~.
| SHANGHAI Aug lo-Arrfved steamer husnh 'ofh 49,
| frnnnN au WY
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NETWORK CITY.

Ass,stant WeiQher Maon Of Surveyor Lycns's STAN
hoe been dismissed from the service for inefciency
In tho absence Of President Mclean the Police Board
a., no. raot yesterday Health Officer smith came to
ho citv N mako quorum for a meeting Of the Health
Board.
The illness of Inspector Steers is reported as not
,o,nr eorons inspector Conln, who had started on
vacation. has been called back to take Inspector
Stecrs's place.
Tbaddeus Van zandt who died IN Plainfeld, N j.
several DAVIS ago. was buried in Trinity Churchyard last
night in the family plot Funeral services were helo
In Trinity Church in the afternoon.
Augustine G.. Paine paid the expenses Of the trip OF
.he Aooting hospital Of St. Johns Guild yesterday
There were 400 sick children and their mothers on
hoard and seventy -eigh children were taken to the
Seaside Hospital
Thomas Devine, ten years old Of No. 1874 East one
hundred and eigheenth-st disappeared from Ills nome
nj I II m on Monday, and his father, John j. Devnc'
had general alarm sent from Police Headquarters YES
terdav afternoon Mr. Devne received dispatch
nom his brother in Nyack y. Y. saying that Thomas
WAS there The boy was sent home last night
Maurice NJ Mlnton general manager OF the Illus
ira ID American Publishing Company, has brought SUIT
acnst the Press Publishing Company to recover satri-
tory DAMAGES for alleged infringement OF copyright
rnder the new Copyright law which went into effect on
1u,v I ANY paper or publisher reproducing and Of
fernr for sale copyrighted picture, without the per
mission of the owner is liable for damages OF 81 for
averv pnnt he may have made Of It, Mr.. MintOn has
eecured o 500 copies Of the paper containing the al
leO,d niracy The picture Is portrait Of the Princess
uatzfeldt. formerly Miss Huntington, drawing from
life by Arthur Jules Goodman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
.rIrEDFD AROIvT THE TOWN

Indigo Osborne Yesterday in the City Court,
nirtcd thirteen persons to the FlaOush Insane Asylum
The receipts of the Brooklyn Bridge for July
we're ss1 1913 50 and total number of passengers
c,0s7,s11.
MAYOR Chaplin was not at the City Hall yesterday.
He went TO Taryt0wn on FRIDAY last and expected to
return Yesterday morning. Instead he sent tele
gram saying that he too ill to attend TO business
The trustees of fhe Brooklyn City Dspcnsary on
Monday evening adopted resolutions of respect to the
memory of william W. Henshaw, who died suddenly
after being president the dspensary twenty
years.
Colonel David F. Austen, Of the 18th Regiment yes
terday sent letter to the Army Commission com
planinc Of the delays in the work the armOry
and protesting against certain changes proposed by the
contractor.
Police sergeant George Bruce, Of the Fifth Precinct
has rendered his resignation to the Police Department
after three years OF active service sergeant
Bruce entered the service as patroiman under the
old metropolitan system in 1898.
Richard Abrams a manufacturer Of billiard tables al
No 90 North Second-st, is lying in the Eastern Dis
,uct 1ospltal suffering from fractured skull, the
sult Of a ouaYTeI with Michael Falk, workman. who
uyes a, No. 30 Mulberry ST. New York FAX escapej
and Is still ct large
Patrick shaughenesy arraigned I'm the Butler
Street Police Court yesterday on complaint OF Elel
DircedJng OF No. ~ Degrawst, who charged that OF
August ; he entered her rooms and said he WIS g0nt
10 wash his feet i'm her blood" lie denied this ant
the case was adjourned until August 81.
Justice Bartlett. in the supreme Court, YESTERDAY
granted writ Of certiorari 10 review the assessment
the SIX sugar rencrcs in Kings Comfy which are nov
Che property of tie American sugar Refining Company
Tho property ell told IS assessed at S33ooOCo wmc
according TO the owuers Is 100000 too much as com
pared with the assessment on other property.
Caleb woglom. manager of the Novelty Theatre il
Drggs-st., and Henry Pnkcus, manager Of a com3lna
ton dramatic company which is TO appear al the ne'
Bedford Theatre in south sixthst. go. into quai1e
late Monday night which terminated in Woglom as
s4uldng I1nkcus. Ne rddy Pinkcus appear d N Ju'
tice GOeting's police court and CAUSED warrant to
issued for his assailants arrest WOglom was parole
pending examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

THEY DIDN'T SEE THE FLAGMAN At HIS POST.
The inquest into the case Of little Mamie Horn,
ubo was run over and killed time by
train Of the New-York Central and Hudson River
pai,r,ad Company at Eleventhave and Fifty fifth ST.,
was begun Yesterday. Policeman Linehan, OF the
Wet Fory-seventl Il. station house testified that his
most IS on Elcventh-ave, between ilfty-secold and
Fifty.seventh sts There no naeman Stationed
at Fifty -hfthst after p. m the witness said, yet
fine traffic was great there after that hour The ell
Otnecr Of the tlan William MmVyin. testified that he
has been In the employ of the railway company for
forty wears The present accident was the Grst one
which he had he'd The first the engineer knew Of
any accident was the tossing Of loaf of brad In the
air Then when the fireman and lie looked 10 learn
what II meant they the body Of the child
George II. Brown. the fireman, was then called to
the stand lie said he looking ont OF the west
window Of the cab when the chilli killed. Tie
saw her running diagonally across the track, short
distance ahead Of the locomotive lie rang The bell
and outed 10 the engineer TO stop the engine When
rate Of five miles an hour This Wltne,, testified
that he saw the hagnan at the CHASING at the time
of the accident.
Ave- al Fifty -hfth-t when he The child run
daeonaly across the tracks. lie shouted at the en-
enecr who did not heaI him. lie did not the
roprnan al the crossing where he should have been.
Mrs. Amelia Kchr, who lives In Flny-hfih-st., near
Eleventh ave, then testified she wa, standing on III.
soou of her house at the time Of the accident. The
a,rIlan was not there. lie made his appearance
shortly anerwar. If the fagman had been at his
have been killed Coroner Levy adjourned The hearing
until Friday morning
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Jersey CITY.

Valentine schint, butcher Of NO. ai' Ne,SJ ~
ave. was recently robbed Last MONDAY nleh' ~
observed several men hanging about MS s'oo a.u
wa srS,a !, e. scare the crowd Instead they jumped
mon him and severely injured him. ms eit ies %"e
broken and his jaw badly hut; sc ns1 pleecker
sertons condition Henry Hiher OF NO ~ ma
81 Iouts Luddicke, the latters wire fIc9IioA@. az
T. Waterman have been arrested charged W fo1 on
inc Srhmitt Mrs Luddcke had SclmltVs piston Oh
her person when arrested.
raid was made the gambling RnII houf sv 81 Sheriff riff
Wcpbuin;s IDENTITIES last night. Rannon mad receiver
notice Of contemplated raid re ana ar 1aS do' Bannon
ns arraeted and the paraphenalia was seheH.
Edward Erng coored P Ia he p e1@pla9ed 70
Dis+rict Attorney Winfield, who ordered the raid.
The city Hall Commissioners yeSterdsy c on. No
to purchase five pieces Of property 1or Tue icos
civ Hall several property -Owners want DIE prices
And Judge Knapp will be appealed 10 20 aecIue ID d
proper sum In case the oHers or me IN Mont
refused. The new building Will steho al 'ioi' e''
Mercer and Henderson SITS.
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pASSAIO.

An unknown farm hand who worked for Georee
and Henry Muth, farmers, near the OUTSKIRTS VI .o
city. went ITO battle in the Passaic River Oh "onuaS
night Yesterday morning his clothes We're Iouna al
the ha-k A dUigent search was prCsecuteo Det t uo
bodv was not found. He had worked LOT the Mu'iiS
o0Iy one week and even his name was lnKno"h'
1oro nending controversy between the city ana
,bo Eric Railroad over switch in Man,ave., tho
principal street Of the city has been nmcpE aoDa
In tba spring the city attempted TO lay cup Slons
tbo middle Of the switch saying that II 1nfnnge9 on
The street line The railroad promptly ran i s,,G
ny ny 81 cers On the switch, thus stopping WORK SUI
H n II has now withdrawn from the position ana
viii allow the work to be resumed
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OUTG DING STEA MERS.
t..-nNE
THURSDAY. AUGUST /.
SHIPPLN| NEWS.
PORT oFNEwYoRK. .....rUESDAY. AUGUST IL. 1871
ARI,IVEn


ARRIVED.
steamer Pathnn Brl Roy China and Japan ports wa Glib
raltar my With mdsc 10 carter awley CO. Arrived
nj the Bar AT $40 pm
Steamer Dunmurry Brl. Moran. swansea July Is. VIA
Baltimore. with mdse 10 Funch Eiye q Co. Arrived AT tc
Bar AT = am .,., ,.,.. -.
enrers 10 Mali 20. Arrived atthe BAL NJ 22Oh M
Steamer (Br Evans. kingston VIA rory Llnoh ah
mdso 10 flu forwood
a 90 Arrived at the Bar Al 10 u ~. ,, -, -. -
steamer (Nur. Hernanstadi, savanHt july ~, wa
Santa Martha days with mdse 10 uohIseh 'esscl 10
" Hurhut & Co Arrived at the Bar AZ x.4o u III.
steamer Antonio ZembranO (NOr. krohg. Gbanl DAYS
with frnit to Monrs 4 Co. Arrived az the bar AT PPM
steamer Nor Hansen. Baracoa days WITH irut 10
j Arrived ut the Bar al ] 5u M loth. Avn
Stcsmer Johnnucs Brun fNorl Wesenberg Nassau. Mp,
with mls and pa ,engera MOntel Arrived Al
thr Bar al 1.4OR I'M. ,.. .,..
Galveston VIA hoy west WIN hA'o
and passenger 10 9 IL Mallory 6 CO. 81.
steamer knckeTbOCket, Halsey, NewOreahs Suays WIN
n,lse and passengers 10 = n Seaman. 60 - -, r
steamer State Ot Texas WiIllams fcIhanuns wa DI""s
wick with mdse ana passengers 20 u staiFI * "
steamer Chhttahooonoe Ddggetf SaNahhah D uaSs WIN
mdso and pAssonEers 10 l. Wake >,o .s ada.
steamer Bcnefaoor. Ingram. Wilmington Nc WIN h"'o
Al passengers Ia VIM L ClN'ic a Co -, Nth.
Steamer anduic WAlker Newport News anu NoiloiA'
with ndse aud passengers 10 OLD Ionlpon 80 90, ,..
steamer Manhattan. bragg, Portland WI" muse an" pas
sengcrs TO HUIato Hall. -. 40 4, n,
Steamer II NJ Whitney HaleU bosloh' WIN muse '" "a
DimOck
steamer Amos @ Barsow Corwin Providence. .
Steamer Delta Tilt Cove N 4, Win copper Wo W
bowrinG q AIclupald.k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
THE NEW FORM OF corroy BILLS OF 1ADIYG

THE NEW FORM OF CoTTOy BILLS OF LADING'
circular letter was sent from this city yesterday
20 the bankers and shippers OF all the southern Cities
calling attention the form OF bills OF ladng adopted
by the Cotton Conference at Liverpool. and urging lis
Endorsement. The new form is known the " 1891
Cottsn Conference FORM" and It's principal feature Is
the responsibility clause" which is follows:
alt is mutually agreed that in the absence Of fraud
clerical or obvious error this BIZ OF Ladng Signed by
the Master shall be conclusive evidence against the
sipowner that the aforementioned number OF bales
have been received but this Bill of Lsding shall not be
signed except for cargo already on board. actually
delivered into the steamers custody alongside the
quay in single compressed bales. within reach Of her
tackle
The circular urges tie adoption Of the conference
lerms unaitered, and says that marked preference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
ORANGE.

Cornelius Cunningham, teamstcr Of West orange,
has begun an action for divorce against MS WIG '"u
hos named as the correspondent James Pearce
EoeIthv contractor of West Orange and an e& member
of the township committee .
Arthur PfSter the keeper Of the dog pound III ftsU
Orange had an unpleasant experience YESTERDAY hlCr
100, lie took vicious bulldog out 70 SHOOT ana III
accodancc with his custom wrapped the chsln aTo r
a. +rnnl, az tree while he fired at the dog: Inc
atter broke loose and made savage spring az fhete
lie took 10 his heels, and running across the ot LOON
ny in n tree Here he remained TIL he empted
his revolver into the dog, finally killing him.
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p,rhers-stra.ton and Madden

Vile 2 BaItomre b. Piecners-S~ao'oh anu
Umpire-Fersuson. ,....
~ Louis. Aug 1.-THE browns to-day won en- unneer'
...nr game from the senAtors The score: =
s. Louis a,o, c.......:..:.. i 0 O.
pss.hts-st. Louis 10, Washington 8. Errorsm an
Umpire-Kerins -.o
Columbus Aug. 1.-THE home team lost to-dsys game
through errors The Athletics made their hits well "gee
and nclded superbly. The score: . .
Columbus .........-."0 2 V5
Athletics .............. v
x Athletic l. Iitchers-Gastrighv and Chamberlain
Umpire-Kpell
Al Walden, N. Y.-Asylums G. Walden B.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Jerome Park races, 2 80 p. M
Coroners inquest in Goodwin murder CASE ~ 0o D. us
Park and Aqueduct Commissioners meeunss' -,
New.York. Chicago baseball match, Polo Grouhus' >
D.. ,x.h. po.or
Schnorer Club annual excursion and clsmoaKe' hoOoh
Point, L. l. ,,o
Democratic State Committee, HorH On House -
Funeral Of William 7. Croasdaie, Single lax 0iu0 .
Music In Tompkns Square by 10Th Regiment Bend
D. g.. ,,.,,h.y,s
Church. Bedford, p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

Some OF the professional and business men OF oA
took part in cricket match which was played OF foI.
Hamilton Yesterday The game was between TWO Se "
veterans one side wearing black silk hats "nie
oronts ..snored, the white tiles Some old cricKe'ers'
who have not played game for many year were
and good game the result, the Black HAS ing
nv 1s runs After the match dinner was given ~' NV
Seaside House The full follows:
WHITE HATS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

have shown that under section ls Of The tsd from
o. n,,n IN any private corporation asSochuonh no.,
individual any exclusive privilege Or fran rees went
eord their legal power or authority, the cohtro' "
void. , v,...oho 90, f,o,,nanv fs LAYING
INC nnnIy Wesfchester, and 81 was the genera
p lPess vcsierdny that contract would be made "s
Ms company and possibly new contract VII" '''
old company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
THE INSURANCE cLrB OPENS ITS ROOMS

A new club. which Ia, recently been organized.
opened its headquarters yestriay. II is the Insul-
ance Cub. and it ha, engaged at No 81 Cedar
it. There are now about 400 members IN the club and
il is expected that before long the membership will be
increased by the election Of many more Insurance men,
The officers Of the club james \. Slvey president.
William j. swan vlce-pfe>ident. W. H. Crolius secrc-
tary aud C. f. Waite treasurer. Among the other
members Of the club T. X. Kennedy Wc~t Polio H.
Warren sage. Randolph Hurry, 4. ~ Thorburn. John
Purcell Charles C. Little and John " Edward, There
were no formal ceremonies al the opening.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

DRrDGEPoRT.-The body oil FrederHh o. S' - -,
A.. .a,.h puob,o cottle-deaer who dropped dead on
Sr,,dov NJ his home in Black Rock was bnreI Ill
MAINTAIN Grove Cemetery yesterday. MiS'
Emily DruckcD the youngest daughter OF Wiiam
Drucler of New Canaan, who was murdered oy 'aooo
ncele while she bathing at SEASIDE S trd raIA She
,roS }mmeiatev attacked with spasns rom VII, ,h
che suffered all Monday night and yesterday her oe'h
uas hourly expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

Will, he given to Exchanges carrying this form OF o'ii
Of fading in negotiations of foreign exchange
The circular is signed by Barring Magoun q w.
prou,n brothers & Co., Drexe Morgan & Co.. Angus.
belmont Co.. the Bank Of Montreal ha ,e Of n" Com
Derce the Merchants Bank Of Canada Lazard rees'
John Patton q Co, Ladehpurg Ina, it,''G bliss g Co..
HeaueD"S elic man Co.. and the Bank Of New-fork'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

Those antallzing Giants threw little more vim anu
determination into yesterday and might be
expected defeated their Chicago rivals with some
thing spare. But yesterdays game only serves tolAc
the memory OF Mondays iasco the more bitter
While the rain-stOrm swept over lower Ne".holA 5c'
terday drop OF rain fell at the Polo rohos ouC INC
rain kept many woudbe spectators from the grounds as
they supposed that no game would De played The local
teams wretched work on previous day may also nave
had something to with the fact that only 23oi people
were present Harlem again furnace, and when an
enthusiastic spectator got up to howl he spatteeu oig
drops OF Precipitation in every direction.
The game battle OF the pitchers and John EWING
made his record year The Chicago batsnen maze
only four hits only visiting player got as ar as
third bass and he got further. Buckley Is becoming
wonderfully popular and his earnest and CONSCIENTIOUS
work IS making him hosts Of friends Buckley has De-
come a thinner and injury TO the popular catche
would be a severe blow to tho club. Richardson and
Pfener feldcd Ike pieces OF weoied machinery fehe
making q wonderful running and jumping catch in the
seventh inning. The batting OF Herman ana o'hOnrhe
WAS instrumental in giving the Giants victory.
The Giants went back to the Old order OF things and
took the first whack at the ball Gore, the hrst
batsnan could not get ball suit him and was sent
TO first. Ternen followed with pretty drive TO centre
field Richardson, usual, sacrificed artishcaliy ad-
vancIng Gore and Tiernnn each base. ORourke sent
long foul fly to left field, and although Wilmot made
clever running catch, scored the play.
No more runs scored until the fifth inning when
the Giants added one TO their lead and made the
score look more comfortable Tlernan led OF with a
drive TO centre field and he was stealing second "heh
Richardson tried sacrifice. Ternsn scored on Ohourkes
hit to left field No runs were made. the score
being IS follows:
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HOME NEWS.
pyou1,-rNrr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENUE-SenstOr Matthew S. Quay OF PENN
svlyania J. sloa Fassett, of Emira Judge John M py'
Of the New.York Supreme Court and Governor r. i "
- =, wvorinp GILSEY-Civ Service Commissioner A..
q Eusnce OF Fmlra and william Barnes, jr OF Albany
PIAzA-State Bank Superintendent Charles NJ Preston OF
KINGSTON " Y. VICToRIA-sir William FfoiKes, Oh
England. WINDSoR-MsjorG General Johh NJ o'lou'
,,9.I e.o,e. AruV and John W. Doane and Charles
of