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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
BLOOMFIELD.

TIE TOWN WILL FIGHT TIE COUNTY TAN hHiI''
At the regular meeting OF the Boomhe d township
Committee held on Monday afternoon. samuel laAteI'
the assessor OF the town. made statement III rrehro
10 the increase in valuations recently made by the
county Ronrd ~ Assessors He said that the action
was cleory Illegal and that II was the result OF a
schema entered into beforehand BY the Democratic
nembers of the board The valuations In the RepuDli
can townships were uniformly increased and those III
Democratic townships passed as presented BLOOM
field WAS the first township called and when The val
nation as prepared by Mr.. laxer. which he had IN
creased obo 600 over that OF the previous year.
was given u motion made and carrted Immediately
without any examination OF his Duplicate u lcre"Sc
the amount 81 900. 900, and the other Republican
townships were treated ~ the same way MT. b"A'cr
sad he had made up the Tux crates for the year on INC
bess OF the Increase. and that they wOud be Tor ING
respective districts - -. 81 81, So O6 ana - '4-ah
average increase Of alb 40 cents over last year
rates He asked the Instructions Of The committee
vhe,her those rates should be used. or whether lie
shonld make out rates regardless Of the county III
crease.
Commit eeDan Rayner said J. j.. Mnnn. conh-cl io'
Fast Orange had told him that suit was ~ be brJnHh'
lax Fast orange TO annul the action by the County
Eoar and he had doubt the suit wonld be success
IN, rs II was the most clearly Illegal action oi the
kind ever brought 10 his attention. The committees
vu,d that the Town Counsel, ii. VI. Barrett DE
directed Ia act with the counselS OF Fast Orange ana
nj her townships the suit 10 be brought against 'he
County Board and directed the assessor 10 MAKE up
his tny levy regardless of the Increase In NUTRITIOUS
II the shit Is decided against the toSn,n,P, LIZ %
viii owe the money to the county, and 1t would nave
III he EDaid
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WHAT CAUSED BEENNAN's DEATH

Coroner Rooney will Investigate the cause Of
peter Errnnan'S death, mt the Klng's County
Hospital on aurday. IFS sister Says she believes
that If, death was due IL brutal treatment by Police
nan LYMAN. OF tho Tenth Precinct, on July 10.
Brennan WIS found by Lyman lying Oh the sidewalk At
Cumberland and Fulton stS.. that day ut . a. M.
Lyman tried 10 srOuse HIM and Brennan became
abusive and II with difficulty that he was taken
10 signal box and forced into the patrol wagon who's
Il arrived. lie 10 jail 70: ten DAYS and vhs
there attacked VITA dclirum tremens and was sent
10 the hospital where he died tiom Pneumonia An
sutpSy showed that several OF his ribs were featured
AID the ,mnl bones " the light hand wc-e bIuLen.
Lyman says he us,d no violence.
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YESTERDAY

GAMES YESrEHDAA. c,..,,nau T.
Newyk g. Boston draw Louisville T. ~ louis 10.
Iooklyn g. Washington l.
Chicago 5, Pttsbufg 4 -, ,.s
,. A., ,ooope remnant loses none OF i''
,,ract,v. tsat,res as the victories ana uei'" ,,
in racb day The results yesterday ina"o ~. team
In The standing OF the clubs. in' W, ,ha pha-
holds the lead with Brooklyn seconu' am Cor third
dclpha. Boston and Baltimore Teams ~. heen
Mace Had the Baltimore Phii'aeip"'' hIa en-
played yesterday. EewYork WOULD ha''
move up one peg ,,,r, Yesterday,
, ,,uroon the Drooklyn and Washington 60
and & WAS won by the home nine AFTER VIZ -
and Interesting game. The weather co""'" IN
rather di,couraging, yet over looo Poop NH, .one
Tho d,stant grounds to witness the battle Inc "O
n,na nlaved a perfect fielding game anu my 80,
outbatted their rivals. Duryea hao eAoe ,,,y,
- tbe hall except in one inning when the bro'n,,
nine punched three hitS' anu "e
the game. =, III. prorthers
rho Rrooklyn nine looked weak with bro"'nel''
o,paen and Joyce absent. yet the resuIo vi -" -
IA NOT show that those men were HisS'o y" Guy
crcat extent. Fouz covered Brouthers ,eif, w., =.
roll A. he could have done himself whlie Dal' ~
,h,d bosa WAS a positive improvement over JOYCE.
II l. doubtful II joyce has played the base d. WEN
This wear as the little catcher did yesterday i'
son made "A remarkable one handed caucI1 anu ~ ~
padtod Stein pitched with effect right through
The Washington men were the nrSo ~ n'o'D' o
n RIM in the second inning. Duryea the nrst '''s
man was sent to first called balls, ana on hchd'u
"'',' ''. 80, do,rn to second Consecutive
sacrifices by Dufee and Robinson allowed the pltcher
to score
No more runs were made until the NTH innns, when
the home players got run and tied Tn; score
routz sent a fy to left field which Duice INJURED.
DALEY then sacrificed Foutz 10 second, ana hlnslo"
brought him home with safe drive to centre heiu'
II was anybody,s game from this point until the
,rh,h inning when Duryea weakened and the game
,rns won After CorcOran had been put out, ward
lit safely past second. Burns made the longest blt
OK the game driving the ball to night field for three
20" ScndIng Ward home DAILY kept up the good
work with a hit t. lett field, and Burns came home.
The score was follows:
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ORANGE.

THE COMMON COUNCIL DEFiE5 ALL DECENCf.
Tho Democratic Common Council Of Grunge on
Monday evening astonished the citizens Of the city
BY their open defiance OF all decency The oHic- Of
street Commissioner declared vacant. and Louis
J.. Smith, VIGOROUSLY unit person, appointed
80 rascaiy was this work that the Council did not
dare to consult the Mayor. who. although Demo
GRAFT is a fair minded man. Another piece Of out
rageous work the appointing OF five new police
men. most OF whom physically Incompetent.
one OF them has been laid up with chronic rheumasn
and two Others are in feeble health with consumption
These appointmonts rushed through without con
suITjnc lie police committee. OF which Mayor Fell Is
eb.irnan for fear that he would nip the scheme In
he Ind The sole object Of these appointments was
10 make place for political hceers who would work
for the domination Of John seymour tne 2resloent "
There was no other subject OF conversation IN els
city yesterday. and the rascany acts OF the common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
M. KNIGHT PECUITAR WILL.

Philadolphia, Aug. 2.The viii Of Edward G. knight
tho we'll known sugar refncr. who ced ut Cape Nav
on July is. admitted to probate this morning by
Register Of wills Shells. The Instrument Is peculiar
in this respect, that II provides only for the appoint
mont OF the executors and makes no requests. Tie
will IS photographic and was executed December =,
1890 being witnessed by q. Frank Dnvi. Edward
Browning and Charles Fcsrsn. The Register said that
the property must be divided In accordance with The
interstate lnws. The wife and Of the decendent
are named as In their petition for letters
documentary they give the value OF the estate, both
ever estimated TO be wsrth many millions. probably
little short OF o. ZOO 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

Yesterday on - charge of stealing jeweiry worm
500.
Mrs. Mary L. SeebeCk Is being sued Tor h"i'eu
divorce by Alfred S,cbeck. who says she deSer'eu
him last year after four years OF married le' thl7
their two girls She says he threatened to XII her
and she had to leave him.
The Commissioner OF Jurors authorized by inc
Board Of supervisor, yesterday 10 appoint an au"i
tional Jerk at 81 800 a year In his Office.
County Treasurer Adams reported to the Board OF
supervisors at their annual meeting yesterday re
c.,,s for the fiscal year ending August OF $1,000
476 A., and payments OF S5,652,Go7 O., leaving a
balance OF $-J6,155 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

All fair minded experts
agree that Cleveland's Bak-
ing Powder is the strongest
plrest and most wholesome
leavening agent.
You are a judge Of pastry
and we ask your verdict. "A 4,
fair trial Of Clevelands Will
convince you of its merits.
Ask YOU, grocer for the Cleveland Cook BOOK,
400 recipes free. II lie hasn't eePy SEND S'-'Hp
sr1 Adde'S to
cleveland baking Powder Co., Sew York
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er,yp,yG COMMITTEES APPOINTED.

Al the August meeting Of the BOARD o' h'"' '''"
Yesterday, Mr. Hendrix, ia" pr' ''d"ni' WHO "''s
elected last month announced the standing COMM"
81 tie Board for the wear. ii" gave goa Ii'''' ~
OH Ms sum, crcr-s while P)m~ - those WI" "I1''''
a., =. i.e,i,n and voted fnr Jane, T.. Hpuck. f'unu
tbot they no longer bold the charnnn'hp ot 'p"
u,.ttece and are r.ccafc - unmp'rtnn' pH''H' Inc
ch,ir,nan o., t,e important committee are te-"'
T.acher. Wdr. who succeeds '"t'"F' ~ "I-''
member = the E"iId; hnhh'"' A'H'' Nv,
Norlmp; school hon-'>. h'rh''N,' ''"''''
vertiotion McNamee. libr-lreo, Aubrey, 'u'''F'"u@
D- Griffin who Is ont of tie board supplies, Ferns
in place Of Cync dead printing Caccl'' Su''''''"'
Eonck: ovcnlng schools. Thompson studies lv'P'''
succeeding Crrcvcy. resigned; school books, ho"e
music King: attendance, Bouck succeeding NH''I
sites and localities, Davis succeeding "cr' mani
IIarrican rule, and regulations. swanNtron sncrr"nS
Uutrick: girls high school, Gates boys WEn 1np'l'
culver: training school, Miller IRE" s'nnhlaIlP''
DrllmmOnd CREDENTIALS, ,chlnnirl, hu'cc'uihs Sl'
mons.
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4 SLIGHT FIRE FRIGHTENED TIE GUESTS.

A fire broke out early Yesterday mormHH III '
l4- Jay-st. ON the first moor was q" Po"'
hitch 7 y & kruger and his family lived Mr.
80, ~ xr,cor md their child were rescued BY a
,,,. from On. ~ the windows. The fire extended 10
NJ LAG Javst The loss on the building at NO. i7S
was $1,000. the furniture and tools S-'o'' i"c'0
WINS a los, Of 1900 at No. l41
There was a slight fire yesterday morning J." INV
Clarendon Hotel at Washington ana Jo'h'oh fS'
opd IN. majority u the guests wefo ""uS'u ''''
their sleep. The -ont I'm the chimney ''"'"' ny
the sparls from the chimney Top "''o S'' ="
- no ,old the night Waterman and porter
-, , T., nm elnrm Three engine r'pond'h b"'
hor ,vas no need for their service ~ the IRE h''
been put out. -, 49,, ,o er.
The hotel management said there hnd boon no "''
and a false alarm had been sent In Inc POM ~ ~
,r.s thnt small rr- occurred. winch WIZ P"' '' 81
Tho peuple at the hotel.
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s1s1111aa SD. o. az .tl ,lss Sc
HE WAS AFRAID TO EAT TIE OATMEAL.

lie WAS AFRAID To EAI HE OAi'ir'NL'
1sidore Furst n travelling salesman. living at No.
1G7 orecnpoint ave. yesterday got warrant Tor the
arrest Of his wife, Rachel. I'm the Lee Avenue Poice
Court on a charge Of assault. Furst told the clerk
that he had brought his wife from Russia year
ago. and that they had lived happily together un,h
Friday when he had allowed her To attend Womc
With some friends At the picnic she became ac-
guninted with a number OF men,
"vbep learned this" continued FurSt Il up
braided her for her attention To anybody else out
me and she became very angry ana declared 'nh'
she WAS going to get rid Of me before l Knew IT,
watched her and discovered that She n'ehueu 10
nelson me- and | refused 10 eat any 1000 mat sh'
r,,h, cool, This caused her to become very angry.
rhts morning she cooked oatmeal for breakfast and
she acted very suspicious In preparing It; she IA,
listed upon me taking some OF th' "i,n'ii UNI
"por,,r Objected she hurled several plates NJ
me- declaring that she would seek other I''"h' 10
klll me-" ~, go, .rd hruls.d Mrs
rur,t will he arragned In court To-Day
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PROBABLY FATAL QUARREL ovIR cAEps.

Vincent Bagr,-o, an italian shoemaker. living nj
No. il2 Spencrrst.. Is ia critical condition AT his
home. suffering from a beating he received OF sunday
I'm the hallway OF No. 3lG mon aye. Ens rcso had
been PLAYING cards with number Of his country men
nj the Onion ave. house. and quarrel en'n"d Blows
were exchanged and stilctto' drawn. l'aSnHo was
struck several blows the head with II club. which
filled him TO IN. floor unconscious. lie was taken
10 his home, and It not until Yesterday that the
pOHcs of Tie Fifth Precinct were notified Of %" assault
md of the mans condition. No arrests have
vet been made The police searching for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
4 LEADER OF 4 LAwLEss GANG SENT To JAIL

John Patterson. an cy convict, ana inc h"iu'r vi
lnNlcs. gang which have terrUnI"d the nclEhbOrh'""
OF South Hfth and Hooper sts was sent To tho hIhs'
Comfy P-nentiary ycs .rday by Justice Goettng Tor
a term OF nearly three years on two charges OF a.
sault The police had been searching for Patterson
-incc the night Uf June 10. when he hasiIutrd huI
Ifrctzsc liner, n liquorshOp keeper, AZ 40. A' brod
way with stone match ,af", weighing hitee pound.
The mi ssllc struck Pfrrtzschner In the right temple
.,d for sryernl week, he fingered between HE and
death.
After the assault Patterson disappeared aud ala
not return until yesterday morning when lie Cleaned
out" the house occupied by Mr.. sarah Grimm at No.
o4n south Third II and arrested. ON THIS com
uluint ne was sentenced 10 Six months In the pcHl
",,rc and ON the charge OF assaulng Pfre;Zschncr.
=, sentence Of one year, and u tinc Of 900 Was i'm
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

EVERETT Rowland y. Mahany. United States Minis
ter to Ecuador. FIFTH AVENrE-Sena,or James h
ZONES OF Arkansas: ex-senator Nathaniel r. Hi. OF Colo
rado and Christopher l.. Magee OF PttSburQ "IINEh -
General cnjlmin T. Tracy Secretary Of the navy ana N
CONGRESSMAN Ira Davenport OF Bath. y. \. HOFFMAN
william +. IIarrity. Of Philadelphia MI RRAf HILL
ly Congressman Carlos French, Of Connecticut Nl'I"i
r--,h Quincy NJ Hoston INSTEIt-General
coorce A Forsyth United states Army. WINDSOR
Count Tarsls Italy; Judge George !. Danfort' Of
rochr,ter and Frederick J.. Amcs OF Boston.
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HE HANGED HIMSELF ~ HIS BEDROOM.

Andrew schrader. IA tailor. sixty -four years old
committed suicide yesterday b. hanging himself ut his
home No. lag MescrOlcsi. Schradcr had been Ill for
long time He lived with his wife and a married
danghter At a. N. yesterday he nsked his wife to
take his crandchl for walk MIS- Schradcr did
n, her husband requested aud when she returned she
found him hanging IN his bedroom. Life was extinct.
The suicide lad thrown end Of cloth"slinc over
The top OF the bedroom door, which III closed lie
;hen tied the around his neck mud sirngl-d him
self to death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
NEW BRUNSWICK.

Several secret lodge organizations In this city who
had espoused the idea OF holding celebration on
Columbian Day In october have failed 10 the
arrangements and it is probable that the celebration
will not take place here. The trouble arose through
the action Of the fremen Of the city, who will hold
their parade on the day and demand both the
right 81 way and the grand marshal This the
scored societies refuse grant.
Good win COUNCIL, Jr., 0. L. A. NJ, has decided 10
parade alone. Other SOCIETIES hich were intb csted
will take fnai action OH the matter this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
THEY ARE CARELESS OF THE CITY'S INTEREST.

TITEl ME INhT'IT@N' VI IT.
The carelesSness OF the dtyS Interest ulNlaN'u DS
the Aldermen j. again shown III 'hcil Ini'"'r "
act upon the communication Oh '"' WYNN"
~, ,r,. Adams ssking for Increased pumping IA
u,,,. ,or ,h. Underwood engine house of III" water
works before adjourning for the summer. Inc case
uas called TO the attention OF the Board Ill May anu
ia reference 10 the Water and drainage 0om""'''e
VA, all that was done The consumption VI N",ei
has increa, ed so rapidly for several years 'ha' ,e
capaclty Of the pumping engines l. nearly 'A'
or ho, DAYS II one Of the four engines sh"ud
80. ,o,rn n MARTIAL water famine would follow
rh. total humping capacity is now sOooo,oVo gallons
a day. and commissioner Adams thinks II Snou'u "
made 100 900. 900. t. Dee done by putting Up m'w
angin. and remodcng the two ola ones 'i' ""'''
The MAYOR Will call a special meeting OF the A'der
mon 10 act In the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
WHAT Is GnING ON TODAY.

Executive Committee Of the Rrpul lican National TOM
mite.
Meeting OF wall paper manufacturers.
Park and A0uoiuct Commissioners meetings.
Washneton- Ncw-York baseball match. Polo Gronnus'
p
Trial o, ballotboI suffers. Jer-cy City.
Flushing l.. l.. Republican club mass-meetlnr. p IN
XvIIth Ward Young Mems Republican club parade
Brooklyn \. m.
Wh.awake Republican Club No. e33 East Ten,h'st''
p.
Music in Tompkins Square Park. D m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

John Blabcly. the broadway cigar dealer. who was
arrested the complaint OF Anthony Comstock,
charging him with the circulation Of indecent liter
allure and pictures. pleaded guilty In the Court %
Special sessions yesterday morning. and was fined 800
Judges Mcmahon. Hogan and White were on The bench
Judge Mcmahon ut nrst pronounced fine Of r23 for
the offence. He was reminded by Mr.. Coinstock That
so ten days the smallest hne That could be
imposed The law books were consulted, and the hne
I.i,ed 10 the amount required by law, ms MI. Com
stock had stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
BASEBALL SUIT FOR el3. 900.

Chicago Aug. Thomas =. Burns began suit in the
Circuit Court this afternoon for $4,000 damages against
the Ptsburg Athletic Company. operating the Pittsburg
Baseball club The suit for alleged breach OF con-
tract According TO Bumss statement he was engaged
as manager the ball club for years annual
salary 800. and after serving months dis
cha ced without cause.
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Council are condemned on every SIDE Lifelong Dem
ocrats are loud In denouncng the action.
JERSEY CITY.
SIZE WENT CRAZY WIEN HER HUSBAND Lff
JERSEY II

Mrs Mary Fcise OF No - sherman ave. was 'o'"'
mtted TO the Hudson CouI<y Lunatlc AsNIuh feSer
day by Judge Kenny About ten day ago NJ" w
came slightly drrangcd. but her condl'l'h was NV
considered serious until sunday. MTs. feisel hoP'
boarding houS, and tned hard to help her h"9D''"
meet the EXPENSE. saturday last he dsaPpcaTu
from home and Mrs. Feisel had reasons for Dhr''ns
that he had deserted he9 and their child ana ma gone
TO Europe. The blow too much Tor hef "'"N
mental condition. and on sunday lie began l" '"'o
Violently. Her cousin, Frederick T. Manu. h'T oi'''
relative In this conrtry. informed County physician
c,,rIoo u Convor,o OF the condition u Mrs FciSe
and he examined her and caused her 10 be ~eA 10 We
as luin DR.. Converse thinks Her dl>Oruer ! WHY
temD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

The Union Bank failed In 1879, ana thrie aPpo".ru
,o he at the time nothing left for the creditors Tho
aesats were collected however by the receiver W. H.
Corbin and by his judiclous management, Inc creu
itors were paid in nm principal and Interest on july
J. 1850 A number OF depositors could not be loniu
al that time, and their dividends, amounting III III
to 1915 O6. paid into the Court Oh 'h""'s,'
Yesterday in order to close up the business, Mr.
Corbn declared dividend Of 5l1OO per cent 10 the
stockhoIders Those who call for the money VIII De
pad and the Others will have to apply to Ihc Court
OF Chancery for their share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
A Tie GAME IN BOSTON.


THE NINTH INNING.
Boston Aug. o.-Boston took a winning ioad IN '".
second inning to-day on four scratch hits, comon'u
with several errors and good baSc-TnnhS' Nlono"
was hit hard In the second and siAth INNINGS guy
doulc plnv, kept the runs down. With two ont III 'n
,..,,h inning Long mured an easy fly and allowed
a.. tinc run The game called at the ehd Oh
,ne ninth inning on account OF darkness The scor'
'' pIS.rox NEw-YORK.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

New.Yo-k va Washington at Polo Grounds, Ne-'forR'
brooklyn vs. Philadelphia. at Eastern Park, Brooklyn
Boston vs.. baltimore, az Boston.
Cincinnati ". Pittsburg. at Cincinnati
Louisville ". Cleveland. at Louisville.
The New. York and Washington teams will pley at the
Polo Grounds, to-day.
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BROOKLYN.

Earned r,ns-washngton o, brooklyn -, n h,s@s
nv efr"rs-Wa.hington o. Brooklyn s. Leit on 90 v H.,
Washington B. Brooklyn tirs'Gs'n On Sy stein
Thrr..ta~c hlt-Burns. Tw0-bdse hit-Day. ,Sra
nee ;inU se."Hoy McC;ure. DAILY, Foutz =
DSnbir pla y-trrin 'irlnn, Ward ana fOuu' p nse "a
i,it M Stein |. Passed bslls-k hslo" j, b'rSor -
Tu,pil Lunch. Time Of game-l 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

Thomas F. Moran. sixth Ward Democrat. was ap-
pointed a member II the Board Of Education yestcr-
day 10 succeed the hate James Clyne.
on complaint OF Milton Mobiles actor OF No I'm
First Place. Jane Lysuthe, a servant WAS urcx,ox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

r.,rp~l runs-Ho-ton 1. New-York ?. Two-hase hit
EIchrid.on Stolen lascsB Burke 2. Quinn 2 Mc'arthy
-, Nnsh Fuller First base balls-ll. Lyons. Nnsh
Iuny Mccarthy. First base on errors Boston = NeW'
YORK . ra~ed balls,Boyle 4 struck 1SlcSay
it,"nc,f QUINN Double plays-Nash Quinn and Tucker
Long. Quinn aud Tucker. Ilme-I 90 OhPire-""'''''
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BROOKLYN'S RAPID PACE
WASHINGTON sQUARELy DEfEAihD'

40 cu,xcr ~ THE CLOSE RACE FOR THE fhN
x,xr-GAME AT THE POLO GROUNDS TIDAL
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Announcements.
F.. & W
A NEW COLLAR
NoTrK
NorEKA.
Henry A. DANIELS, NJ. ID

Henry 4 DANIELS, NJ d.,
~ WEST SorH ST.
Dscases Of the Nervous Svstm ,ienito rnary Organs
Impotency a:d Steiilty. Hours. to I. u 3.
Mrs Wnslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teehing seftens the reduces infamnatsn allays
ualn eutes wind collie and diarrhoea 20 cents o bottle
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sunrise 454 Set 7Oyi Moon set,o:o3 In Moons age IL
WATER
4 H-ssndy Hr. 3:2l Gov. Isrd.. BAL Hen &C.. PC
P.X-ssndy Hk.. 53l Gov. Isrd. 4:oS HsA @s'' %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

Elegant through service 10 PittsAed and the Ecrx.
shire Hilis. via New-lork Central. :;
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TIE MAYOR APPOINTS TWO ASSESSORS.


Mnvor Body appoilted two assessors yesterday.
pert.u,ln " W,l-on NAMED 10 succeed 'ihrieS
.m.u Mr. Wilson formerly served on the Board OF
.s.as.or. Mr. sman's term Will expire on september
ne live, I'm the Thirteenth Ward ana Mr. Wilson
lives in the adjoining Nineteenth war1. Assessor
Michael RYAN. Of the FIRST Ward. was rTappo'nic'.
The terms are for i've wears and Inc eaafy j. F'oo
year
The following comparisons OF The assessed valuations
OF personal property for io"l and i'2 have been made
-, 49,. ,,. ,vhy.. work IN The real estate Valul-
ton> WAS made public yesterday
i>qI 1892. Inc. o Dee
nal, 3o3sT ~ e2s70,iO7 -slb2.3o5
'''e ana el,uo ns'o eA7S7oo e,gss.eco 9d2.?o
X. X. companies. .--.-- -'o-i'"'' -'"i''
Other incOI lOrIted CONF oco COZ 7 .ppo ipo
-- 40 iAo Il Z
lndN idual. and estates. ''9i-'''V '"'''''-N ''O
ro,o,. SSH, 7e9 SIGG25,o47 '9I,ls5 So
Dee
The trust companies all have exemptions which
OFFSET their taxable property. Most OF the inSnr
ance companies have their NAN ONES III New lotA
and only branch Offices I'm BTOohlyn ana 80 cannot bc
taxed in the latter city.