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New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
NETWORK CITY,


Tho first annual ball of the Navier Boat Club will
la held ON November II at the Central Opera House.
sixtv-seventlist and TEird-ave. On october IL the
hoyes will be sold by auction in the musc-room OF the
Xavier Club Nos. - and 30 West sixteentlt-st
The crIser Atlanta. Of the Squadron Of Evolution.
started for GARDENERS Bay yesterday, for argetprac
tice with her great guns.
Jocob scgrist. steward on the United States steamer
Chicago pleaded guilty in General sessions yesterday
70 tryinr 10 drown himself in the Hudson River on
Aumst :. lie received his pay, went ashore got
drrn, and then Jumped into the river. \ policeman
rescued him. Recorder Smyth suspended sentence Oh
his promising to rejOin the Chicago
Ernest Book, who robbed the PTusaian Mortgage
Insurance Company Of Berlin of about $4,000, yes
terday consented to return to Germany iOr tlai "a'
inr all opposition to the eXtraditlon proceedings
broucbt before Commissioner Alexander.
The ,enort published yesterday that Rear-Admirai
Walker intended TO permit the torpedo-boat CUSHING
10 take part in the race being arranged TO test the
relative merits of speed between Norman l.. MuAro's
steom Yacht Norwood and W. Il. Hearst's steam
v,cbt yamoose was simply gratuious. Adm al
Walker has not only given no such promise. but the
Cushing is not now under his command, having been
detached several DAYS ago from the squadron of Evo
uton and sent TO the Naval Torpedo Station at New
mort to take part In a series Of tests with this new
weapon.
The schools on the West side arc keeping pace with
Tho Growth OF that section The Park Classical school
for boys and young ladies, ut No. East Eighty
fourth,t is one of the best and most successful Of
the ncighborhood 1t rcopencd yesterday, under the
dircction of Mrs Lewis and Miss Kelsey, before
Int with increased numbers both of teachers and
scholars.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
NEWSPAPER MEN At A DINNER.

a dinner TO the visiting members Of the governing
board OF the International League d Press Clubs
given al the Hotel Marlborough last night by their
friends OF the NewYork papers. The members OF the
governing board Of the International League 7. J.
Keenan, president; w. R. Worran. chairman VI. II.
De Young, William Berr DR.. Joseph II. senner. L. r.
Meekins. Charles w Price Thomas F. Anderson, W. u.
Walton. W. b. Weston aud 5. c. Lapham. AZ the
dinner last night William BerTi. OF The Brooklyn
standard Union" presided Among those who sat near
him were Murst Halsiead, Joseph Howard. tr j. ".
scott, Ellis H. Roberts, p T. McBreen, J. c. spooner,
Charles +. Mclean, Allan Forman. +. p. McEIratl
". j. Araer, Leon ~ Salmon and Charles T. Arnoux
The menus were tasteful. The first page contained
patchwork cut OF newspaper headings. The whole
tied with ribbons and fastened together with
a white swans quill pen. The Ices were served In
white inkstands. Informal speeches nf n witty char.
acter ware made at the close OF the dinner.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24

rv,o Games were played at the Polo Grounds yes
tertay between the Sew-Yolk ard Philadeipha ua"''
Each won one as on Tuesday and both games "ero
well played and interesting -,.,,.
The first game wns started at p. m with Coughlh
,,.cb,nc for NewYork and Thornton for Philaiephia
The NewYorks won by making their hits well To-
gotbcr. CoughlIn pitched with effect except In the
last inning
The home PLAYERS went first to the bat and opened
the game with two runs. Gore led on with ht 70
centre field and Bassctt sent to first on cai'eu
halls Tiernan hit safely to right field, but ne was
thrown ont A. second trying TO make two hases' oe,
however scored while Bassett scored on Conhors hi'
TO right field
In the last half Of the inning the Quaker City men
also scored but got only one run. Hamhtoh iii'
safely TO left field and stole second lie "ent !"
third on sacrifice by Thompson and crossed the pioe
on Myers's hit to centre Held.
The New Workers. put two more runs TO their score
IN the third rning. Tiernan led off with two base
bt 10 ,rbt field ard scored COnnors hit past nrst,
o,Pourhe got n llfes on q wild throw by Allen ana
Richardson's bunt hit filed the bases sacrifice OJ
Glasscock enabled COnDor to score.
Then The Quaker City men began to make up lost
ground scoring one run in the fourth inning WIN
two men out Denny made scratch DIT ana SCOTCH 'ii
a three-base hit 10 left field by Allen'
In tho anh inning the visiting got another run
and we're only one behind. Thornton led OF with
bit and easily stole second. lie ran to tlhTd on
nossed ball and as Bassett blocked him the umpire
allowed him TO come homo and score
The New Workers did some effective pstuhg III '"o
eighth inning and scored two runs On hit py ul'S
cock a tbree-baeger BY Coughn and mutf by Thorn
ton In the ninth they scored three moro on Two bases
on balls. two sacrhces stolen base, hit by 'ioSS-
cocl, and an error by Delehanty
In the last inning the Quaker City men rallied al
tbe hat. and scoring four rams had tae Oni0onerS %
urvons Mayer led off with a twoibase hit and Thorn
Ton and Hamilton sacyihccd. Mayer scoring; Ih'mp mp
son then hit safely and did Delehany yeS ,d Ma
made a threcba hit TO right, quickly clfalihS uo
haSeS Denny's long drive 10 left field looked Ih1
home run but O'R0nrkc made Il clever cihch ana 'hc
zane was over. The was as follows
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
STATEN ISLAND.
, WOMAN KILLED IN 4 CEN

4 WOMAN KILLED IN thhElhhl'
Mrs Catherine Hcrill the wife Of Jacob lierrl
one of the Oldest residents Of Tottenville, met
,,aric death Yesterday afternoon by being thrown
from n buggy. Mr.. Hcrrill, accompanied by his
wife left mis- home about 4 O'Clock for drive TO
netheI Cemetery on the outskirts OF the village
When they reached the cemetery, Mrs. Ierrll re.
mained seated in the buggy while her husband visited
t,c crve Of friend. Mr.. HeTin had taken the
bride oil his horse 30 that the animal conld Craze
From some carsc the horse took fright and dashed
down the main drive. Mrs. Herrin alarmed every
ON, within -aI;ud of her voice BIZ her screams for
assistance, The husband hearing his wile'S cies
ran 10 her assistance and succeeded in checking the
1ight of the animal only in a slight degree, owing
10 the absence OF q bride with which TO hold him.
The horse again broke into n and continued down
the road until the buggy contact with a tree
and was overturned. Mrs. Herrill thrown out
by the collision, her head striking against stone and
she was instantly killed. Coroner Heroy, Of Rossvc,
gave d permit for the removal OF the body 10 her
home. Mrs Herrll leaves a family of five children.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
yr pprrrRREp DEATH TO ARRANGEMENT.

t.r pREFFRRED DEATH TO ARRAIGNMENI'
John schneider fortysix years DID, OF No 80
s, committed suicide yesterday morning by hanging
himself. lie preferred death to appearing Deiore
,us,ce of the peace on charge OF besnng MS Wig
A few days ago he so Itreated his vile that sue
nrocured a warrant for his arrest. lie was toid iues
day night that he must appear In court the iono"hs
nrrninp and he replied that he would In the mqn, q,
Inc when his son went to call Schneider ne ionu IN, i
snSnended Inv a rope from hook In the celuns. s
feei touclled the floor. and the unfortunate man "
slowly strangled TO dcati'
The Prohibition party in Hudson County se'ele .a1
months AGO began suit to test the constitutlonay
Of the ballot Reform law. The suit was brougnt IN
district court before Judge McGrath. Judge Mcufah
has decided that the law Is constitutional. INC case
,vn, no snpealed The Prohibtonists said they hao
Scbt N ydte for candidate whose name was not on
the official ballot and that votes for such cahuoas
must be counted. -, ,..
William Clarke e. Sons brokers, OF New 10TH Sly,
lasf nI-ht purchased the $4,000 OF bonds issued Ds
the Rod Of Freeholders TO pay fOr sixIceh acreS V
snake Hill which the county recently Dought' Inc
price paid for the bonds was 100 ID - -,
Mayor Cleveland, who was taken severe. III i witn
neuralgia of the stomach Tuesday was w n DeleI
Yesterday and hoped 10 be in his once Dy "-morTV"
The Grand Jury yesterday found SIX lnoc.uch.o .S n
against Edwin Stoddard who was reeenty arIes'cu Un
charge OF sending forged telegTspnc mVnes dct VS
an tbe Pittsne,d Mass, National BANK one nuII
ment was for forgery four for passing worthless checs
and one for trying to obtain money under iase IcPc
sepations Stoddard arI1lgned soon aIter LIE Ir
indictments were presented, aud he pIeaoeo not gu''
To each Indictment.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
,ruERED ABOrT THE TOWN.

Mrs. Annie G. Carpenter of Reid-ave.. who
hurt in the recent collision of Bridge trains. has fled
a claim for $4,000 as damages with the Controllers
of the two cities. Mrs. Sarah Bolton who was injured
at the came time, asks 100000
Az The meeting OF the Board of Aldermen today
Controller Jackson will ask permission 10 sell water
bonds at 3 IL or 4 per cent he deems best They
have not been readily taken al per cent
ono night in Jail for abandoning his wife led David
Cadmus TO repent, and he sent postal-card to his
wife beseecldng her TO let him have another chance
So she withdrew the charge yesterday and he was
set free.
John McCarty denies any interest in or rcspons
biy for the movement to nominate him for Mayor.
ana SAYS he will not be candidate for that office
under any circumstances. lie recently retired hom
the Presidency OF the Board Of Aldermen.
ExMayor samuel Booth returned TO his city home
YESTERDAY from shelter Island. lie has nearly p-
covered from the attack of partial paralysis which
prostrated him in the summer.
The will OF Dr. James Watt, who died on Septem-
bcr H. was offered for probate yesterday. The house
al No 3s4 CourSt.. where he lived, with the furniture
valued at less than 10000, Is left 10 Mrs Watt, the
sum OF $40 In bonds tO James Watt the only son.
and 81 900 apiece TO six other heirs Mary f. Watt.
Peter NJ Watt and W. I. Ames the executors.
The large millinery parlors OF s. Weclscr & Brother
were visited by crowds of prospective purchasers yes
terday. II was the opening Of'the millinery depart
ment and II will be continued today There was -
rich display Of hats bonnets, toques and millinery
goods Of every sort.
Arthur Vincent ordained as Baptist minister
FIN Tuesday night by council Of clergymen and lay
men at the Union Avenue Baptist Church, in Man
hattan-ave He Will become pastor Of church at
Beutown Nova Scotia.
Jacob Mundy of No % Heyward-st, was arraigned
ia the Lee Avenue Police Court yesterday, charged
with striking his six-year-old child Rosie with chair
on Tuesday night while crazed with liquor. The blow
had been intended for Mrs Muady, when the girl
stepped between them to save her mother She fell
unconscous 10 tae door and the external table Of her
,kull was fractured The examination adjourned.
Mrs. NJ F. II. de Haas. wife of the marine artist.
died yesterday at her home. No. las Taylorst. She
leaves three children and had been actively associated
with the First Reformed Church for many years.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24

KNITTING AND CROCBET. August. 1ssl.-sew'
,ust ont, pnInpblet form 90 pages The handsomesi
a,d hos, X ottinu md Crachet Extra ever issued by
The Tribune. rs cents n COPY This issuc Is deSpfed
TO patterns for lace. ladies, childrens ana BABIES
garments, hassocI and cushion covers, trimming cur
tain bands. bags mats. scarf-. tidies hnhakercne.
etc In addition there republshed In this wors -
noge. Of tbe cb,r,uinC .IIome and society" articles
from the sunday Tribune. A delightful number
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

poeort,on n Mr Fassett at the Union League CIub'
evening. o,. . -
Brookyn Jockey Club races, Grayesend' 2io p ni'
Colonel H. S. Ocgst's lecture "Theosophy ana Mrne'
H. p BIayatsky" Scottish Rite Hall, $40 D. H.
Womsn's Bicycle Club meeting, No. 3Oo west fifty
nnth-st., p. m - >,.u,
Rfpublican and Democratic city conventions Ne"arA'
business Mems Republican Organization, AAllo AS
sombv District LenoX Hall p. m
XIXth Assembly District Republican As'oclu'io''
sixtv.seyenbi.st. and Boulevard, .. m
KILN Assembly District Executive Committee NO
300 Eighth-aye, p m ~,
Northern New-Jersey Association OF Union eX-Pris'
oncrs OF the War convention, Morristown'
New.Jersey Stts Fair, WaVery.
Authors Club meeting, evening
washington Republican Club parade and mass-meet'ng
Atheraeum, p. M
pas.,ic County " j.. primary elections.
Music In East River Park by 9th Regiment Bahu
80 D. III
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
Umbrellas for Ladies and Gentlemen

We direct attention to our new
stock OfUmbrellas, which includes
a large and varied assortment OF
Union" "GlOria,," Corona"
and TafTeta Silk, mounted on
English Natural and Silvered
Sticks.
ladies' inch Umbrellas, at
Sf.65. S1.SS, $500, $500, $500
each and upwards.
Gentlem mems 26 and 2S men
Umbrellas, at $1.SS, $500, $5.oo
and upwards.
at $3.50 each; worth $500.
One line of 2S inch Union Silk
Umbrellas, with English Natural
Sticks. at $3.50 each; manufact-
uring cost $3.50. :,
One line of 26 inch Silvered
Handle Umbrellas. at S1.75 and
$3.50 each; real value 1920 and
$3.25.
JAMES McCREERY q CO."
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
ELIZABETH.

An exciting runaway tOoi place yesterday IN jersey
ST. Mrs. Frederick Terstegan and her mother were
out riding when the horse took fright and dashea OF
with the dogcart they seated in The amman
struck a post and threw ont the occupants. Mls MI
'Tersecan was severely cut about the race anu Has
also cut on the arm Her mother was cut on tle
face and suffered badly from shock BOth Wonieh
were removed TO their home and attended by phy
sician.
Robert wesrop, of Lyons Farms the constable , WHO
was with the gang that made ITsu on ay py hi:
home and taken before Justice Rodgers who hed lln
10 await the action Of the Grand Jury NestOp
tested that he had nothing to do with me D DllSI,i
that characterized the raid. lie secured Dohus"a
and was released.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
ORANGE.

The firm stand that Mayor Henry H. truman mas
taken in the matter of the sewerage notes ana inc
convincing logic Of the opinion of the Mayors ia"SeIS
Cont & Howell, have created great chalse l" 'io
temper of the Orange people within the last TWO uaSs
MANY who had not supported the Mayor have como
ont openly on his side, and many expressions OF con
6dence in him have been made. The Lincoln Cho
which is composed OF the leading Republicans OF ue
city and which has heretofore not approVeu Mayor
NJ which the MayOr was strongly indOrsed without
dissentlnc voice. The Democratic members OF the
Council are in quandary as TO what 10 10 Ill Une
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
PIATNFIELD.
PLAINEIELU,
KILLED IN A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

KILLED N RUNAWAY AUUIDhNI'
Mrs p c. Van Arsdale, wife of a prominent somer-
set County farmer, met violent death near Plalhheio
IN Tuesday night in runaway aecloeh" "r anu
Mr. Van ArsdaIe were driving behind pair Of
mustangs when the animals frightened and ran
away Mrs Van Arsdale lelped from the road wagon
as if was being rapidly whrled down rocky incline
The horses sped along for mile or more before toI mr.
an Arsdac succeeded in stopping and turning tIehi
e drove back and found his wife lying by the road
de 1t was not until he took her mead IN ms arms
tat Mr. Var Arsdae discovered that her neck h1 Dcc
oroSen l,y the fall and tlat she was dead Mr ana
Air. Van Arsdae were former residents OF Plalnheld'
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
ENTRlEs FOR THE LARCHMONTS REGATTA.

ENTRIES FOR TIE LARCHMONTS REGATTA
The regatta committee Of the Larchmont faeh'
Club have arranged series of races for saturday whch
will afford a fitting wndup to successful yachtune
season. one match will be between those Old COM
petItora Clara and Cinderella, who have sailed to-
pether for number Of years with such varying results
That no one knows yet which is the faster' Inc sec
ond match will be between the schooners Re0ecca ana
Viator between whom racing hOnors are now eqiaalp
divided The third will be match in the twenty IVe w
foot class Ia which are already entered te NaIngle tS
and Needle and a crack boat from Boston, the Fau.
An effort Is now being made to add match between
the Kangaroo and Vvrant welknOwn thirty yf0oters
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24

Pitt.burg Sept 23.-The hone team played briianty
today and won with ease. OF the game was
Galvn's work In the tox. For six innings he heo inc
visitors down TO hit and then he retired IN fa'or
OF Maui. Attendance, 1900. The score
tiSycISnd '..."......o o o o.
BasehIts-Plttsburg a. Cleveland I; ErrolTpitSs tts
burg 0, Cleveland D. Pitches-GaVln uruoer anu MAUI
Umpre-Hearst. .
Cincinnati. Sept. 23-The Reds were smut out IN Vhe
nnal game Of the the htme grounds this tcf
noon. young amateur pitched for Cincinnati anu n
GOOD work cxccpt in the fourth inning, when six hits
vcra made OF him. The
Chicago ...............~0 : 90
po.ohfts Chicago o Cincirnatt g. Er-crs-Ch4cago O.,
CincInnat L. Pit1hers-Hutchison and Stephens UNI
Dlre-Enslie.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
HOME NEWS.
ppou1vENr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
CrAKEN pON-kear. Admiral John IL. upshur, U. D
Navy. FIFTH AVENUE-General Charles H. 'roS'
venor of Ohio; Henry L. Pierce, and l. Bailey Aoroh'
of BOSTON and Carroll D. Wright, or "oshhSCoh'
GRAND-Genefal Wesley Merritt, "a > Army hOr
MAN-ConRressrnan John j. Hemphll OF South Ca-Oha'
NUKEAY HIII-Judgv william NJ. ramsey OF Cih-
r,upar NEW.YORK-Sr Josiah Recs, Chlei Jusuce
of Bermuda VICTORIA-Galusha a. Crow OF fehh'
sylyania WINDSoRNeGcral John McNuita OIL Oh'"s''
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
r1,NERAL OF JOSEPH f. KNAPP.

The funeral of Joseph F. Knapp, who died on the
French steamer La Champagne during her voyage 10
America. was he'd yesterday afternoon at his home
Bc<iford-ave. and Ross-st Only the relatives and
few close friends attended, as it had Sccn the wish
Of the dead that the funeral should he quiet ana
simple The Rev. DR.. w. " kelley, pastor OF ST.
Johns Methodist Episcopal Church, Bedford ave. and
wilson St. Oficiated, ana the buiial was in the family
plot in Greenwood.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
FLAMES IN ST. MARY's NURSERY.

slight fire occurred last night in the wing OF ST.
mary,s Nursery, at No 154 Deanst extending through
IN Pacific st. Brooklyn. II was speedily put out anu
no alarm was caused among the inmates OF the pace
The loss amounted TO S2O)
An evident attempt at incendiarsm made In the
cellar of four-story brick tenementhouse at NO l9o
Waterst last evening. Some pieces OF kndiing wool,
soaked in kerosene, were found blazing near WOOD
closet. The fire was speedily eXtnguished some
boys had been playing In the cellar ana are su'peo'eu
~ ihe fire,
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
RUTHERFORD.

Charles Muller and Frederick Conrad the TWO
Rutherford boys who charged by Ronald korner'
q botel-kecper on the Paterson Plank Road Win "h
ottompt TO commit highway robbery Few weeks ago.
pleaded guilty at Hackens9ck yesteruns, " bom To-
ppacted that Sentence will bc pronounced on tnem o'
morrow The bows are about eighteen years oio'
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
ENTRIES FOR BICYCLE RACES.

Two hundred and fifty entries have been received oy
the Manhattan Athletic Club for their bicycle meet Oh
saturday at Manhattan Field. The Murphy brothels'
uovland smith. w. W. Wlndle p. j. Berlo ana u VI;
Wordeu are eX pected TO Albert C. BANKER ana
GeoIge A. Banker will endeavOr TO establish II nc"
record for three four and five miles, tandem safety
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
NEWARK.

No trace has yet been found of little Annie JohhSon
who was forcibly abducted by her mother ana TWO en
on Tuesday while on her way to school. Mr. JohhSon
bo father went to Brookyn Yesterday in the hope OF
finding his daughter to whom he is deeply attached
James Logan who was arrested Yesterday n Tor stes
atfempfed TO hang himself with his suSpenders IN a
cell al the First Precinct Police station wren locked
up. He was caught in the act ana MS hanoS VIC"
hehind him.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
WILING To HAVE THEIR CHURCH SOLD.

suit has been begun TO foreciose 'he a'ol ''
AR ss 500 upon the property Of the Reformed fleS's
,eIian Church. at wllloughhy and TompNnS aVeS, "a
which the Rev John NJ. Carson Is pns'or'
property was purchased from the rev A'''h I",e'
when she ceased TO preached in IL. me SYM Vi -.
na,ora PRESBYTERIAN Church holds title Of the prop!
rtv but the church people. who sympathlze win ,o
Rev MFR. Carson in his contest with the synod 1or
freedom from the rules of the denomination prevent
inr any participation in public affairs have failed 10
paw the interest on the mortgage If me PEopep pro ep
g,csat,on and Mr. Carson will continue TO- preach IN
4 as an Independent church. or il may alhIa'o "i'
the regular Presbyterian denomination
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
GIANTS WIN AND LOSE.
TWO GAMES WITH PHILADELPHIA
s,cNrxe NEW PLAYERS FOR THE LOCAL TEAM
SCORES AND RECORDS
LEAGUE.

LEAGUE.
Nev.York 0, Philadelphia First game
p,,nade,nh,a a. New.York 2.-Seeond game.
Roston 3. Brooklyn 1.-First game.
Boston Q. Brooklyn 2.-Seeond game
Chicago 0, Cincinnati o.
Pittsburg IL, Cleveland 3.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24

ENDING THE CELEBRATION WITH DlNNEh
The Deutsche LeiderkTanz Society OF broohiyn enu %
a., ,hr.. u,vs, celebration of the twenty NTH ami
e-arv ~ The organization Of the society last hig'
With dinner at Union saenger Hail. Even and Meseroie
ets over 300 persons sat down at the tables Ai'ef
dinner the following toasts were responder "
Deutsche Lelderkrenz," President August H. lena'h
"To our Ladies" II. Froedlander; Founders Oh .me
Soc,e+v y T. Mayers: Oar Dead Members" w:
Manpai: our Conductor" A. Fischer " The Press, Pres
H. Roeber. The society Is one OF the l9ost prominent
German ORGANIZATIONS in the Eastern District
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
SKIPPING NEWS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF rNEw.YoRK. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 2S. 1891

ARRIVED.
Steamer City OF Nev.YorK tBr Lewis. Liverpool se2 70
H. with dse aud passengers 10 Peter Wright
SOM Arrived al the bar al 2.05 pm.
Wyoming Brl. Rigby Liverpool sept IL queens
town 10 with mdse and passengers 20 Underhili Co
Arrived at the Bar at ll.t58m
steamer Nebraska Brl Brown. Glasgow Sept
Moyle IL with mdso and 10 Ausun Baldwin
Co Arrived al tho Bar al IL. iOam.
steampr Vesndam Dtchl Roggeyeep Rotterdam sept ~
with and passengers TO Flu kdye Ca Arrived az
tie Rar at 7 ~
stcnmer Bremerhaven (Dtch) Buta sept g. In
SturzOurg c. Arrived al tho Bar at M
stsamer oitsrds tDtch) Van der Zee Sept O.
with mdse aud passengers Funch Edye TO Arrived 81
tho BAR At In M
Bay c with ndse and passengers 10 Henderson Bros Ar
riyea Al las As tss n
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
GUTTENBURG.

The bondsmen OF Thomas Bernhardt, the defauiuhs
Town collector. have made good to the town the
81 SOL "a which Bernhardt embezzled One OF inc
bondsmen was William Lauterback He died recently,
leaving his widow almost destitute. Her share OF me
assessment to make up the amount Bernhadt stole was
SI25 35 She was unable 10 pay this money, ana uIe
Councmen and other friends made It up for her, ~
is not known where Bernhardt is lie ned last splne'
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
NEW sERGEANTs IN THE 47rH REGIMENT.

Company F. of the 47th Regiment has elected
william j. Wilson first sergeant Amos Anchell and
George W. Leonard second and third sergeants' Inc
election Of the men fill the vacancies made by
serocauts Barlow Wilkinson and Hennings resign
nr owing 10 the election Of Lieutenant npper to the
captaincy of the company.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
PHILADELPHIA.

NV ctrnis-New Yor. o. Philadelphia l. Left on bases
Nev.York : Philadelphia \. Fist base on DtlIs-on
jar,son l. of sper struck ontmBy Cls1k.Gn srce D. ny ~
-o,Rorrke Burrrli. Gleason. Fields. Grluach So,n
bases-O 'R6urke Glasscock, Mayer Passed baiS-F euS
l. BurIell 8. Cmpire-Lynch Time oi game-l so
New-York tribune., 1891-09-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

!O-n r
Ann ,. $40 e65o Moon rises l0;4i pm Moons 2i
HIGH wArEA
4 H-sapdy HOOK 1889 Gov. Island oAt Hen cate 2So
a NJ SANDY HOOK - GOV. Island loo Hell Gats z5s