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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

md ohio first mortgage bonds. % II; Canadian
Pacific IS 5s Erie. 20 3-5; Mexican ordinary.
81 ii. - Paul common 80 Il. Pennsvlvania. 81.
Money 1904 per cent The rate OF discount In tho
open market for both short and three months bills Is
ls-iG6 per cent The amount Of bullion withdrawn
from the hank Of England balance to-day Is $4,000
Iaris advices quote per cent rentes at 90 francs
81 IL centimes for the account.
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GAMES TO-DAY,

New.York Brooklyn, At Polo Grounds' No"'io'
Boston VS.. Philadelphia, at Boston
Washington VS.. Baltimore, at Washington
PIttsburg VS.. 81 Louis, at Pfusburg.
Cleveland VS.. Cincinnati. at Cleveland.
Chicago VS.. Louisville, at Chicago
The NewYork and Brooklyn teams will play at tho
Polo Grounds to-day. King and Haddocx Will probably
be the pitchers.
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Holm Al. WARD IN TROUBLE.

John NJ. Ward, the piayer-mansger Of the brooklyn
club is in trouble. lie Will appear before Justice
Robert t. Connolly at the Gates Avenue Court to-day u
answer charges OF assault preferred by jones a Walker
mason. Ward and Walker had trouble In a liquor
store near Eastern Park last Saturday. Each charges
the other with malicious mischief There Is woman IN
he Ca>e
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PHILADELPHIA

Earne kSuns-Brookyn . Philadelphia 4. Home runs
Burns RInslow Threeb base hits-fhompson, Dcehanty
Two.hasc hlts-lIalman Connor. sacrifice hn,9w
Hamilton Thompson Common, Clements Allen, Taylor
stolen lases-Day. Thompson. Ward F1rs, has, on
tall~-Ward Brouhcrs, Corcoran, stein. Hamilton D,ic'
hantv Conner. First base errOrs-BrOokyn =, Phia
dclpiia l. Passed blli-Knslow /. Struck outlay :.
stein. Conner. Double play-Corcoran and Brouthers
Ump!rc-Burns. Timc-i AZ.
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THE RECORDS.

Only few points separate tho Brooklyn Pittsburg and
Ncw.York teams and as the local tlms meet to-day
the result Of the gamo will be closely watched The
dntoi l.
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Of football Will have an excellent opportunity Of
judging lalc's strength. The trescens VIII be able
ID put good eleven IN the Held
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TWO GAMES FOR THE GIANTS
THEY TAKE THEM FROM WASHINGTON.
EUTE PITCHED BOTH TINES AND DID GOOD
WORK-BRooKLYY' DRAWN CONTEST.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

The Ncw-lorl and Washington Trans Played two
games Of baseball at the Polo Grounds yesterday. the
Giants winning both after well contested matches.
Rusic and Ewing formed New-Y orks battery in boti
games, and their work throughout superb. The
score OF the first game was:
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WASHINGTON.
NEW-IORK

Earned runs-New-York ?. Washington 2. First base
by cIIor,-Ncw-York . Washington T. Len on l2,es-
g. Off Mcekln !. Struck out-By Ruse g. by Meeln 3.
Home Iun-Doyle. TWo-base hit-Ewing. Slcrice hits
Lyons ., Iusie lsadford >, Mcclure. stol'n b9,es,
Doylc .. Tcrnan. Ewing. Keeer. Ruse Dowd. RadioTd:
Dunec >. Hit by p.tchcr-Burkc Umpircs-Lynch and
Knowles. Time OF gamc-l 40.
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Lively fielding on New-Yorks' part ana sharp bat
ting were the features IT, the second game. The
; was as follows:
WASHINGTON.

Earned runs-NowYork 3, Washington o.. First base
by crfOrs-New York o. Washington l. Left bases
Ncw-York o Washington 10 First base on balIs-Or
Eusic = of Kilcn G. Struck out-By Rusic ,. by Klon
3 Home run-1;use. Two-base hlts-McMahon. Twitcb-
ELL snsrace h'sTbgTEs Do"d ox Mcclure SGrn
double pays-Radford Dowd, Radtord Dowd and
kin. lit by pitchcr-Keclcr wild ptches-tusie 2.
Passed balls.Ewlng i, Mcclure /. tmpr-Knowlcs.
Time OF gane-l ~.
Darkness stopped the game between the Brooklyn
ard Philadelphia teams. at Eastern Park, in the
ninth Inning. leaving the battle a draw. This was
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ryIoNPOEr HANDICAP WEIGHTS.

The weights for the Unionport Handicap, for three
ycarolds at mile and an eighth, to be run at Morris
Park tomorrow follows
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AmusemenIs.

4 SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMORl,
"a Goth and 9th sts., LeAm. ton ana fark aNes'
MONSTER FESTIVAL CONCERT
OF the
COLUMBUS FEIER SAENGER VERBAND
q 0OO Gcrman-A merican singers, -
TUESDAY EVENING OCT. 1liU, Al B.
10 o l. L MBCS 50
! so artsts-N. Y. SYMPHONY ORCHEsTRA-ISO artists
sOlOists T. G. r0wXE HEINRICH MEYN,
MUSICAL DIRECTORS: - -,
D. Meame Frank Van Ger stueken, Heinrich ZSeIiner
80 CENTS-GENERM ADMissloN.9o C5 CA
Re erVtd Seats II to - Boxes Slj 70 $50.
Seat, Schuie tn's. % Union So; Lamtert's 10 ave-
jsh 81. end Kroncnbersrs. 81 ave. and llOth ST.
CASINO, BROADWAY AND 39TH-ST
" Evenings at 5. Ma, sat. at >
VAUDEVILLE AND BALLET.
by 5000. FOUGERE. SALMOIKAGHI,
THE GARN ELIAS. ACME FOUR, THE BONITAS,
THE BRANTZ SISTERS NILE. MANTALINI.
TIE ORANGE BLOSSOMS, SHl1EoNh
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PHILADELPHIA CRIcKETERs DEMoRALIzED.

Philadelphia. oct. 4.-With the loss yesterday OF Two
wichets for nftyone runs, the Islmen started In TO
hat again This morning in their first inning OF the
third ard deciding match with All Philadcphia'
When the tenth man was finally caught out, inc
visitors had succeeded in putting together loo runs
Immediately after the finish Of the Irishmen's inning
the Phadelphians in. The loss Of four wlckcls
for eleven runs demorallzed them ana wien stump
were drawn for the day. six men were out Tor only
tor,v.scvcn Unless the four remaining v1ckets
devc,op more strength than the Philadephians have
shovp I'm the two previous matches. the disgrace oil
= " follow on Is inevitable to-morrow; Tie score
- tho Irishmen's first inning Is as follows; Elns
81 ,hc ali Of each wlcAet-3 "a. CO. 90. 0s IS,
90 l49, 15G, l6s.
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SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs.

Mutuals-sport straight paid sls o. place s'o''
Glfofe cot place $40 80 ,,,
mile the field ran in close group. Then Sport inc
Glfofe colt and Marshall drew out and In driving hhsh
Sport won by length ard half the Grohe co' secohu'
head before Marshall who teat Integrity length anu
half
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YALE's FOOTBALL TEAM TO PLAY HERE
Yalc's football team will meet The Crescent A. u
foam, on saturday, at Eastern Park. Local followers
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Che Curt.

N EW-YORK JOCKEY CLUB,
NORRIS PARK.
FALL VI Z L tt y g.
RACING EVERY DAY. EXcEPT SUNDAYS. UNTIL
OCT. 15 INCLUSIVE
FIELD FREE.
Take od-ave. elevated railway to Willis Station Harlem
where race trains connect direct with track
RACING BEGINS AT 2P. ~
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RACING AT MORRIS PARK
THE TWO STAKES WON BY FILI1IES.
yoRKyILLE BELLE AND HELEN NICHOLS HAVE
EASY VICTORIES.

yoRKYILLE BELLE AND HELEN NICHOLS HAVE
EASY VICTORIES.
The New-York Jockey Club is giving all uncommonly
interesting and attractive october meeting at Morris
park Yesterday tie Attendance was large, and the
racing was Of quality that gratifed the spectators.
In the Fall Test Handicap Garrison rode YOrkvll G
Relic In mastery style, and she won with plenty in
hand. only Candelabra and Plckpocket ran against
her and neither colt could compel her to extend
,erself. J. j. McCaherty's fy Helen Nichols ran
away with the Mt. Vernon Stakes for twoyear- ODDS
as she was expected 10 do. She has been defeated
only once, and then she sick Governor
Foraker, colt belonging to G.. Fleischmann, Of
cincinnati, amazed everybody by getting second place
in Helen Nichols mt extravagant odds, while Ajax
ridden by Garrison, third. Garrisons riding Of
Ajax was good enough but Ajax had too much weight.
Russell showed Renaissance of his fine form
a two-y ear-old by capturing the second race in the
easiest possible manner. Taral rode him.
Lttleheld, who had bad fall Reckon on
Monday, somewhat improved yesterday. but WINS
hy no means out of danger. Reckon will not
again this year. her injuries We're than
they ut first supposed TO be.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-SiN fullongs.
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$50 25 julien place $40 30.
Stonenen and The Top withdrawn. st. Anthony
was crazy at the post and caused delay Of fifteen
minutes The flag then fell a fair Roller and
julien came down the hill in front humping together
frequently. The IrOnmaster behind quarter of
mile from home, but when called rapidly TO the
'front.' Estes challenged boldly in the dip. but
soon shot HIS bolt and Doggett eased up. Taral
up with Osric, and joining Roller and Julien made
desperate efforts catch the leader. They all closed
him. but failed his head and he won, with
vigorous shaking up by half length; Julien second,
head before Osrc. who beat Roller head
SECOND RACE-One mile.
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J. A. & A. II. Morrs's b. c. Russell by
Eolus-Tiie Russell. l. ia ~. tIaraO o. 9-lo
fV (Ndglcy FL Al
Rancoas Stables Dr.. {. Kilkenny 3 los. =.
Sir Matthew. 8 1o4 (car. 1o7. CDossctu - 40
Kinc Mac. g.. 96.....-....-......C oyingon 70
tTSanto 4, sS 49,. %. Iambcy)o 81 81
rim,-1 :4Ole. 80 an
Mutuas-Russc straight paid sl3 TO- place $40 49,
Speculation place $40 %
Michael did not start Cleaning and King Mac made
the running up backsretch to the turn Speculation
p,ssd them on the Mattehon and showed the way hto
IN. homes rctch Cleaning second King Mac third Inc
,thers ran close together behind. King Mac was INC
nr>t 10 90 to the whip Speculation also fell BACK ap
,arenty beaten leaving Cleaning in the lead NJ inc "s'
r,, mos, Russell came through. Torul sitting perfectly
,u and the others disposed OF. OF
Matthew carrying great burden OK IamnHny curehV!
no homes OF Matt Bynes. Richard Croker Mayor Grant
and others Of the Wgwam. was in difficulties al inc way
bomc never getting the front Speculation came
srain at the end and chased Russell In l'usseh Won
unpcr null by a length and a half Speculation second
tXree lengths before Kilkenny, who beat sir Matthew
two lengths.
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NorFKA. E. & "
A NEW COLLAR.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Collector Hendricks yesterday appointed Jusns l.
Wakelec a clerk at ~ 900 a year
St. Michaels Roman Catholic italian CHURCH. NO
1872 North F1fhSt. was damaged by fire yesterday
afternoon to the extent Of $1,000.
Mayor Boody denied yesterday the statement OF
Alderman Cofey that his partner and bis son were
Interested in the Union Street Railway Company whl'l
offered $4,000 for the franchise In 'hoh'st"' anu
whose rival the Union Railway Company, secured
tho franchise from tho Aldermen. The Mayor vetoed
the resolution Monday.
protest was made to the Assessors yesterday, on
hchau ~ Cornell University by William C. De witt
nranst the Increase in ths assessed valuation OF the
IIarbeck stores from s50,o0o to s3-1OOo andso the
Prentice Stores from 100000 to 100000
James A. Clark was ARE sed yesterday morning FOR
disturbing the people at No. 434 Cold st. lie Sala ne
Vas searching for his Wife, and kicked in the panels Of
The door 10 get into the house Ills two sisters i've
AT the place with their aunt and they say they hah 10
remove from NewYork because their brother disturbed
them.
AdoIph Green. who was found lying on the elevated
platform at Fuon-st and Vanderbilt ave. YESTERDAY
and was removed to the Homeopathic Hospital says
he WAS elected from the train without cause. The
conductor say, he was intoxicated and noisy
Fire Commi,, loncr Ennis has promoted Forcmen
samuel Co. lIuc,us James Walsh, James MasHlir'
william Mccarthy and ". a. Gallagher TO b" district
engineers to I'll vacancies They stood at the head
Of the eligible list
The inquest in the case Of Baehr ISraelson' who
died suddenly after no arrested Mt no y Christ"
phcr-,t on Friday night. adjourned yesterday by
coroner Lindsay after tho jury had viewed the b"y.
The Polish Hebrew residents Of the neighborho"i Oh
iect 10 the Jury because no Hebrews are upon H.
Frederick W. Folu arraigned in the Court Of
Sessions Yesterday TO plead 10 charge OF blgamv
Two wives appeared sga s, him, ana he pleaded suIS
II is said that he has three wives living
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,yo DANGER YET RON TYPHUS FEVER.
QUARANTINE OFFICIALS ARE PRtPAftD FOX
EMERGENIIF;-LHcAL CASES UNDk"
TREATMENT.

samuel Guthrie. secretary Of the state i''a'u VI
Commissioners Of Quarantine said 10 IrD"hc !
nortcr who called upon him at his Office NO a so''u
way Yesterday that Of the newspaper r'por'S VI
cases Of typhus and other contagious diseases "o"N
Immigrants were much exaggerated. Ihe'e i IL"
occasion for alarm" said Mr.. Gu h1e every prc'h"
non has been taken to meet the worst cohuhsen'S
We have "A hospital reserved especially TOT VPn"'
noticuts Al Swinburnc Island and one Tor shahp"A
cases at North Bro her Island. In case any 'hocIa
cases should be discovered they would inineuIu"iS
he taken on board the steamer Samuel d. 'hiI'o"'
which Is held I'm readiness for this special purpose III
It's wharf In Hrooklyn. In case OF need, inc snip
coud be made ready In few hours. IL Is sup!eoV w
the order, Of Dr. W. r. Jenkins. The fumigiting ap
rarotns AT Hoffman Island Is OF the most approves
hind and all clothing and baggage OF drtHihen hiil
Grants can be thoroughly fumgated In e. lew h"uiS'
h Loard has lust appopria ed ~ 100 to repair the
damage done To- the House Of Detention on holman
island bv the storm OF June %. .
Another case IF yphus fever was discovered Aca,tt
day II was found In no 81 Orchard st. III the h"en
Lorhood of the one found Monday, which wns III
Sufrolk H. The case und Yesterday IS That VI 10!
named Henry ~rIuacsky, twelve years old. Like th'
case Of The pcddlcr found Monday the origin OF inc
fever /, unknown. The boy attended public school aha
ala .ror. lie was taken 10 the Mount Sinnl Hosp Al
WndaV and Yesterday the fever developed. Dr. ROD.
crs said Yesterday that he had no fear OF spread OF
tLc disease as he taken all possible precautions
against IT, He said that the two cases can ID" traced
10 Infection st present from the Massa typhus I'M
poItnliOn lie said he could not say whether the boy
had possibly infected any other people or not
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
POLICE OFFICER MISSING.


Policeman William II. Swecry, who Is attached to
The Twenty second Precinct. has been missing from no
3O7 south Fourth-st since Thursday last. and grave
fears are entertained by his wife and family for his
safety sweeny Is thirtyone years old, and was APP
pointed on the force in January last Yesterday lie
was to have appeared before Commissioner Hayden
on charges Of falling to be at his post. When the
case was called Captain Cullen reported his absence
sweeny had appeared before the Commissioners be-
fore and was then Informed that II he was ever
brought up on charges again he would be dismissed
In fear Of this, it Is believed he has committed
suicide lie IS said to have been devotedy attached
to his wife and children. THURSDAY was MS gay OF"
Mrs sweeny said yesterday that he had dressed that
morning in a bIuo flannel suit, and. after placing his
revolver in his pocket. kissed her and the children
afectionatey and left the house lie promised to re-
turn that evening but since then nothing has been seen
Of him IL knew him TO take ms revolver WiSni
in citizens clothing before, sara MS o"eeny' anu
for that reason fear for the worst"
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PATERSON.


CHARGED WITH a BRUTAL ASSAULT.
Edwin Post twenty two years old. was committed
to fail Yesterday by Police Justice Van Cleve on
,or.e ~ o.,,ultng fifteen -ycar-od Lizzie Murphy IN
lonely r.rt Of Totowa ave. on the evening OF Juno
-, The fellow gagged the GIRL, AMI left her lying
Scion, I'm the road. she recovered dragged hcr
n ham, and told the family. and her father. brother
and the ncghbor, searched I'm vain FOR the brute VINO
iudging from the talk at the time. would certainly
L,vc bc.n lyuchcd n caught Post was arrested on
Monday night when he was put In 70" oil SEVERN
men nt the police station yesterday the girl imme
iat.ly picked him out a. her assaaht Her Dro'her
i,,nc. Muruhy AT this, made n spring for PoSt' VINO
covered In fear The policemen seized the nl'ri''"
brother and Captain Him-'n searched MN lo'
wcapons None was found. but Murphy admitted 'hat
he meant to Kill the as-ailnnt of his sister ihc ''p
tain finally persuaded him to promise that he wo"'n
L., fine law take Il, course. Post, Whch arr'"R"'"
FIRE the Police Justice Inserted MS inhvVchVe M
declared that he wa, In the West on thr uN o, ui,
"s.nult Another youth. william 'onhors' "ho y
thought by the police 10 have been III tVs. c nary
inst before the assault. and to nav" p''" Ie'" ny
while it was committed, has been IN IM fo SONY Hn
as "A witness held on nominal charge Oh uis'''0'N
conduct.
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day but was hit hard by the Clevelands four iu'
came in on four hits. base on balIs ana s'ori"
lead was never overcome. The game was cseu az y"
end OF the inning In order 70 allow he CeNcia
take a tIuin for Boston Weather isny' 4hc SUI .
baltimore ............................"S "a
Cleveland ,.,.t
Observation-Disclosures O. Cleveland 10 EiiorODff ~
more l. Cleveland ]. lrtchers-Cuppy anu re'''"
pire-Lynch . .,,. -.
Pbiladelphia July 19.-Chcago could do nothing win
wevhinr,s delivery to-day and Philadelphia won hshdiN'
After the third inning the game was played In dfifhs
rain. The score:
ch hicsg['' '.'....::.....o 90
Basehits- Philadelphia a. Chicago 5. Erros,rhlaael
phia /. Chicago 7. Ptchers-Iumbert ana "eJh"s'
CDpire-Emsle.
Boston, July l9.-The Pitsburg and Boston teams had
another exciting battle today the visitors winning
The
F PSig" ;........ : Q Q . 9 9 u
Biscuits Boston 6. Pittsburg 10. Enors-Bost9n J.
Ptt,burg /. Iitchers-Nichos and Ehret. Umpire
Hurst
Rochester July 1o-Thc home players could not
bunch hits to-day and were beaten by the Albany
team by the following score
Albany .............~.. 81
Basehits-Albany :. Rochester o., ErrorscAlbany
Rochester 3. Batteries-Devln and Hess Caih'h anu
Townsend
Emira. July 19-The Troy and Elmra teams played
here to-day Troy winning easily. Welch pitched IN hhe
form shutting out the home team. The score;
Troy ...............-. 90
Bsschits-Elmira 3, Troy 9. Errors-Elmra 8, Troy J.
Batterics-welsh and Cahill Fricken and Boyd
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cleveland
Brooklyn 49, St Louis I'D Washington T. Louisville o.
camel
The New.York and Cincinnati teams played their secou
rame at the Polo yesterday the attendance pee
l277 in number and decidedly quiet in demeahor' Inc
defeat OF Monday sim rankcd in the breasts OF many
also cut the attendance about one hull Inc od
followers OF baseball weared OF defeats ara inc o"
team might well u few games or d'soahu ior ''
season ia,
The brilliant contests Of Friday and Saturday gave indi-
cation Of exciting sport, but the games OF MoluaS al"
Yesterday have fairy snothered those promises III "ouu
be stretching point TO say that the Ne"'iorh van"
played In hard luck Yesterday People Will grant ."i'
e,cus. 70 winning team only While the ancient rabbit
hunter lost the game Monday Burke, the new secou
basean yesterday 1t is sincerely hoped tha' 'e
praise HIS early work evoked has not spoiled ths young
man and swollen his head out OF all proportions 10 'he
natural gray matter nclosed within
Rusle pitched a superb game and 1t Is lanehtabie 10
see such strategic 60 for naucht Had the teamS
changed pitchers New-Yorks defeat would have been
overwhelming Chsmberlsins curves were batted haru
at times but his support was fine ana hall uo@en
drives which looked like hits either caught or stopped
and neldsd. Smiths work at shortstop was really re-
arkabe and better inhed work has Teen seen ID ths
neghbOrAood this year There seemed 70 be no limit &c
the distance he throw ball. Welch also male
clever running catch In the fifth inning, dtprNing Henry
Lyons of a probable home rum
Comiskey, as usual handled his team with tact ana
Judgment. Ewing did not play, and he was not missed
10 any great extent. Doyle caught superb game
handling RuSie's terrible spccu Dcttf IMAM
catcher this year But for Burkes errors and
passed ball the Ncw-Yoraers would have won the g1me
by TO o.
No runs scored in the opening inning but In the
second Conskeys made three and took commanding
lead. Comiskey and Smith were put out ana then the
trouble began Wech made a hit and wet TO second on
A passed ball lie scored Vaughn's scratch hit TO
right field Chamberlain sent up an easy n.y. but BuiKe
mured the ball and spectators croancd Burke was
NERVOUS and in trying to catch Vaughn at thid hi'"
N Vaughn scored. while chamberlain
got around to third. Chamberlain caught OF third
and would have put out but Boyle muned the throw
and Chamberlain scored the error.
The New Workers. escaped whitewash by scoring run
In the eighth inning After Burke had been put out, H.
LYONS hit safely to centre field ard scored on fireman
lively thee-base hit to right field Herman was left there
D. Lyeps and DOYLE proving easy victims 70 Chamberlain
skill The score follows:
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NETWORK CITY.

Cotton took Jump OF five points yesterday efter
noon In less than that number OF minutes The
cause Of the Jump the report which came from
Washington that albustering tactics would be en-
ployed in the Senate to defeat the Hatch Adoption
blll.
The steamship Hudson which arrived yesterday
from New-Orleans, brings tho first bale Of new crop
Louisiana cotton. 1t Is consigned to F. Zerega Co,
OF Liverpool.
Madalne Masss, thirty years old, was taken rom
her home. No. Al Thompson-st, yesterday, suffering
from smallpox.
an. w."-Cllecks for The Tribune Frish.Air Fund
should be drawn to the order OF The Tribune and can
be sent by mail to The Tribune, New York City.
Tho Tribune yesterday received 50 from "w." for
the St. Johns " F.. sufferers and 81 for the crippled
lacernakers family. and 81 for The Tribune Fresh Air
Fund, from Tho Widows Mte.'
Nlne Hungarian contract laborers sent back
10 Europe today on the steamship Aller Ihey were
bound for the mines in Pennsylvania
Commodore Henry Erben, under instruction from
the Navy Department will loan to the local authorities
at Morrstown, n. j., two Of the 3"pounder smoo'h-
bore guns which were captured from the English
frigate Macedonian In 1872 and we're recently cieaheu
m and mounted on carriages In the small triangular
park in front OF the Lyceum building AT the Navy
Yard
Tho Anchor Line steamship Anchorin which arrived
Yesterday from Glasgow had trouble with her
machinery on the voyage. owing to the heating OF
Journals she was obliged to slow down four dihcreht
times during the trip and was thus delayed about
twenty four hours.
Joseph DELPHI, who was arrested for roboihs rooms
in the studio, No. 90 Fifth-ave was discharged IN
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning
no one appearing to make a complaint against MIN
Controller Myers issued order yesterday instruct
ing SUPERINTENDENT John A. Sullivan, OF the Markets
bureau TO forbid the s,aughtering OF fowl IN ESSEX
and all other city markets, and to take proper Steps
for enforcing the order.
Tho New-Yorl Central and Hudson RIVER haroao
Company has sold to the Lincoln SAFE Deposit 'ohi
many the plot OF ground 5OxS4 feet on the souti
lido y, Forty second st. lO5 feet east Of Fourthave.
for 500 900.