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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW. YORK FRIDAY. AUGUST IL, 1s9A
ARRIVED.


s Steamer ne ,af July Port
s Sss "a A saS SisIs' Aau,,
Ssf:;"" e SJsTsT Hamburg suy
q wsh mdss to simpson spence Young Arrived a.
the 81 Bar a ct vietoia B Johnston Anecaa J.ns e
I na.:S. Ivy ~ Famo is hsS
~ and Gloralt.r Win %ass a.a PASSENGERS t" hen
d' s5s.n sso' bermuda AissS . s
IaFSssl q a nSTt 81 k Ass5'' With
passenger, 10 A. Outerbridgs Co. Arrived o. the "S@
"q ssss@.l li Aeon Br Heron caroa august With
f i%Ss' e A3''';i4 ssEas S
steamer John I'M. to cSFl,s'r soher SIis''
Aug ss.eamsr iudhmOnd Jenny West Point Va with Ha''
folk with ns and T. O 8S %i,h mdse and
pas,enser. to Morato hall.
,oSy 4, SiS at si"qE r i,''S e iaS
CLEARED.
steamer Umbra (Br, Mckay Liverpool Ens-Ve'nsa
Steamer Wisconsin (Br, worran, Liverpool Ens-A
on steamer oScrs eg cadogan, Lyerpos Ens-Bur1
Steamer Ethiopia OBJ. Wilson. Glasgow. seo'-Hends''
Bars Critic (Br. Davies, Ieith seo-simps0n' spe""
steamer Thngvan, DAM, Laue. chHs'lana' C0Den'
hagen SsI tihta Kuhn steun and CopenhascnR
J'cors s,j. ,,.sr, p,u.r Hamburg, German-R !
Cleaner Kaiser Wilhelm ger. Horner Bremen VIA
s,e.mer Chsrios Dutc Peters Rotterdam. H'i
t.a@ef Asisfc Prince Br Evans, ROtterdaFn' h''-
'0H Steamer Haa-dam Dutch. POser Rotterdam Via 10"
IA nsSrsosne Fr Leboe Have, Fnnce-
M. Ssass5 g ss%S f Rs sr.
s:eaScs Aaroq T% Ss r S;rHs'% Co. N'"S'
A" se saSs' Srd,Sik CSoT Nelson cabaren and
c'! Steamer yeneiaes Hopkins LsGuayra Puerto oe'
ana eomer SaSan Nor Hansen, Cientuesos Cube
Jass. ws Simon pumols (NOr Ksnz. Gibsra Cubs
Sa%ss SAT- S Ma HSS2' w co. D,"
saMsr scmncc Plat Charleston c. and 'asN'n'
"s eNwr t ts1and DUTCH. De vnes Baltimore Nd
p,Ss sa rrnt .i' Vera cruz. cenesss state q
roxss, Fernandna sc Ssmn'oe' '"Ir'e' w.
s nsrn T Ies SGeiiS iS for Yokohama.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS-FORElGNP oKfS
steamer Narouie (Br thompson. from New-York ~
rived y Sr ae ASs "Sr Nausndic Clarke sailed
hN steamer M Moscan % ann, NewYork July p.
arF scam s pls'S S MOensen from Newf0E
STEAMER Anchora Campbell s'iied from Glasgow i''
ita er Reuter- sailed from settin for New
70, ss%sf ncq pa,-e d' ,era S august mi,
8, Sr sss, SoJi s..e2 'n vs Ju,
etcamrr De uyter Degl. Brafens, from new, "" jug
On .eor antwerp pa ssed the Lizard August IL , o..
steamer Friesland (Belc), Rande, from Ne"-i ~
.ntwrrp rassed the Iizatd August ~ ~. ,,.x "A
steamer saale (Gcr), Richter, from New'forA arr'cN"
Bremerhayen August H. a., -, .,,u.-n for
steamer Ohello (Br Mundy, sall"u ir"'h ""'"'P 'N'
Ncv.Ynrk August 10. - -. u..,. "a,
Newly ork passed Gibraltar August IL. ~ a.. W..
steamer Justin BIZ, Biason' sailed from r'r' LOT Wy
YORK August =. -. ...n Ned,,arr,neaz
steamer Britannia (Frl. Iabutat from Mea''efiA"e~'
rorts for New Ork passed Gibraltar August L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
WALKER DIES FROM HIS FALL
HE WAS THE PATIENT OF TIE KINGS COUNTY
HOSPITAL WHO JUMPED FROM

HE WAS THE PATIENT OF TIE KINGS COUNTY
HOSPITAL WHO JUMPED FROM
LIE BALCONY
william Walker. OF No. GIG Park-ave., who jumped
from the third story balcony ut the kings county
Hospital while deirOus, week ago. ana fell thirV
feet to the ground, died yesterday OF the shocK
and the erysipelas he was suffering from. lie was
Frustrated by the sun few weeks ago and was sent
TO the Homeopathic Hospital and recovered. After
he returned home facial erysipelas set In ana ne
taken to the County Hospital. He was put IN
the ward on the third floor and soon became deroms.
His nurse. n man named Rely, found him violent.
and suggested that he be tied In bed with foded
sheet, but DR.. Flynn, who attended him, found that
the eryslpelas had spread to bis shoulders. ana
feared 1t would be aggravated II he was closely con-
fined lie appeared TO be resting quietly when Kelly
him Just before midn Shit, but an hour later ne
missing lie had made his way to the balcony
by the hall door. whore the bars guarding 1t had been
removed by some In the evening. and had not
been replaced. Kelly found Walker lying on the
grass below, and he was at once taken back to his
ward. No bones were broken, but the shock
aggravated his eryspclas and he died from It. Coroner
Rooney called to take his ante mortem statement,
but found him derious.
The Charities Commissioners inquired Into the case
Yesterday. Dr.. Jesse r. Duryea, Medical Superin-
tendent OF the hospital: DIR. Flynn, the Kelly
and others gave evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
THREATENED Ills WIFE. THEN SHOT HIsSELF

August Erie, Of No. 9l5 Eastern Parkway who at
tempted suicide on Thursday night. journeyman
barber wording for Wendell Fritz OF No. 2S10 Fulton
st. lie IS nineteen years old. and married three
months ago. On Monday he had day of from
business and went fishing. His wife asked him for
some money before he went away. but ne told her
TO walt until he got back. When he returned, his
wife refused to lei him in the house and he broke open
the door aud was put by his wife and her mother
lie was at his work on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day rs Il nothing had happened but did not go home.
lie was sitting in restaurant Thursday evening
when the proprietor asked him what the trouble was.
lie replied. al have O good mind to get pistol and
shoot myself" Later he went to his home and when
his wife spoke to him he pulled out revolver and
said he would kill her and himself She ran away
and he shot himself In ths neck He Is Mt st. Marys
Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
STRFCr CLEANING OFFTCTIJS APPOINTED.

Commissioner Brennan, Of tie Street Cleaning De
parfment made these reappJntmcnts Yesterday In
that department: Foreman. Philip Reynolds, Of No.
a west sixuctl-St. Inspector Of Dumps James Carly
No. 1877 wost Sghth-st.; assisant Inspectors Of
dumps. Joseph lnfonr. No. 3o1 WeSa One Hundred
md Nlnoteenth.st; Michael Rogers. No. 1893 seventh
ave-: Richard II. Lee, No. 81 Attoney-st.; Michael
Kelly No IA Fast Eghteenrh-st.; joseph Il. Rice
No 223 Fast EiGhty dshth-st.; Thomas VI. Dilon
No. ia West Mn aeeDth st. and John J. Cn1an. No.
Carl,sle-st Tie foremnn's salary and that Of In
sp.cfor OF dumps are each 81 900 per year The
salaries OF assistant inspectors Of dumps 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13

Park nuisance showing that the influence OF the wealthy
brewers who profit by the exceeds the almost
unanimous petitions OF the nciphbng property owners
1.-The New-York Medical Journal" Of July 80, 1892
contains notable editorial which says: Amy Board Of
Healthn this city any other-that has for It's head
mere politician, is like pyramid built upon It's apex
instead Of It's base 1t Is practically Impossible for its
best work TO be brought out. The community suffers
in consequence
In view OF the serious Of the situation here
disclosed and to the cni that public opinion which saved
Central Park may THIS model Department
from the spoilsmcn you asked b. the enclosed
protest and circulate the for signature widely
as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
THE RESULTS Ar BRIGHTON BEACH.

The winners In the races ct Brighton Beach yesterday
were folows
First race. fu:iongs-Bob Sutherland first, Daisy
woodruff second 1Ioca third. Tlme-l :03
Second race, five furlongsPodgA first Philantbropst
second Willie McAUli1e third. 1tmt-i .044.
Third race furlong>Jack Rose hirt Aicalds
second Common third. 1ime-l 81.
Fourth race and onc.hylf furlonCs-Crochet first
Wv West second Ella third. NnIc--i ::3s<.
fifth race two miles and qulrter-india Rubber first
mig Dance second, George W. ihfd llhe-f :lo'2-
,xth race one nc-Drad heat for hrst place between
aarv Stone and Zsinoi; Foxford was third IiMc-1 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
YACUTcMEN HOMEwARD BOUND.
NETWORK AND LARCnMONT CLUB BOATS LEAVE
MCARBLEITEAD IN COMPANY-NoTEs

NETWORK AND LARCHMONT CLUB BOATS LEAVE
MCArELEITEAD IN CoMPANY-NoTEs
OF TIE CRUISE.
when the feet OF the New-York Yacht Cinb u.s.
banded at Marbehead Wednesday Night IL was
found that there about dozen 0oa'S ~ 'i
Ia,bor which belonged TO the Larchmont lacht Ciuo.
II was agreed that these yachts sail home In company
so on Thursday morning commodore Colt ran up the
[archmont fac on his flagship Dauntless. and al the
Larchmont boats saluted II with their cannon. linen
the acet f twelve started for cruise along the coast
From Marblehead the yachts ran to fnhce' 'wn' al.
are now making their way westward. stopping a.
various ports on the way. This Is n sort OF second
cruise for the feet OF the Larchmont 'iup anu 10
likely to be a most interesting one.
f. G. Benedict sailed on his steam yacht Onc""
from Marbehead for Bar Iiarbor as soon rs the wv
York Yacht feet disbanded. The oneida has oeeh
lowering in the peghborho)d Of Gray Gables most Of
the summer. Among the yachtsmen II is rlmored
that Benedict aspres to be Secretary OF the Navy
in case OF the election of Mr.. Cleveland
The Cornthian Yacht Club OF Marblehead has a
pretty clubhouse on the Neck. and extends hosp'
tality to all visiting yachtsmen which Is without stint
II is most popular ana growing o'"D' ~" al ''S
members are good sailors
A party OF New-Yorh yachtsmcn IN the streets OF
salem this week stared in wonder as a trolley car
vert BY with a man who was The very picture OF
John Barr of the Glorianna. handling the BRAKE
One seldom two men who so closely resemble
each other in appearance as the unknown conductor
aud the celebrated shipper
cruise this year as large humber 81 tne yhcm n.
cruise OF the club feet will be made on September
o. owing to tn. 4e1ssters being at Marblehssd She
sveoustsks race which be sailed at Newport
on August Is under the auspices OF che iornIhian
Yacht Club Of New'iork. has been postponed l"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
NEW BRU NSWICK.
HORSE THIEF ARRESTED,


who IS believed 10 BE- Daniel steers. OF
Ifolnrsburg. Penn. and who has evidently engaged
In wholesale horse theving In this part az the State
ior several months. was lodged In jail I'm this city
Yesterday morning. ON April % he stole a horse
wagon and harness from Henry u. Randolph, Of
Sseltcn. which found few days ago In stables
at Twelfth and Locust sts., Philadelphia Three weeks
ago he locked mp at Doylcstown. Penn. for steal
ing a horse from Mr. Higgins. Of Franklin Park. and
has Just been brought here roquslon papers from
Governor Albeit. Information has bccn secured I'm
prcang steers I'm tho robbery Of twenty horses from
THIS section ~ New jersey In the last nine months.
lio hao travelled under aliases Of Miller. Do,d and
Walters.
The fortlcth anniversary ~ the founding Of the
Pitmnn Methods Episcopal Church OF New Bruins
wick celebrated I'm the church on Thursday even
ing The church has had eighteen pastors during its
existence. Two Of these have died and ~ the SIX
teen living ten were present AZ the anniversary. In
Gliding the Rev. Dr. j. >. colt and the Rev. Charles
f.. min, who respectively the first and second
pastors Of the church. Tn" old ministers made adj
dresses and letter. OF regret were received from III"
six who were absent. The present pastor OF the
church Is the Rev. J. Morgan Read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
RACES STOPPED BY RAIN.

Rochester n. w. Aug 10 (SpeciaD Rain began falling
heavily night and con,ued this morning. making
postponeuent the Circuit meeting necessary r. Stew
art Of the Grants Abdollsh offered last night
to match his stallion against Mascot for $1,000 side,
Mascots choose the track Mascot the win
ner Of the freeior-al pace Wednesday, for which
Grants .Abdallah was warm fav6itc. There
stake races or that unless the weather should
improve the meeting may be decored on most Of the
horses here are engaged at Springfield Mass the next
mint liz the Circuit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

TIE MAYOR WILL APPROVE TIE PAY-ROLLS.
Mayor Wanser spent good part OF yesterday in con
suation with Clerk Benton. OF the Street ard Water
hoard over the hung up pay rolls OF that depart
mcn The Mayor has decided to approve all OF these
payrolls, striking out amounts to be paid to ballot
box suffers and others who he believes have not per
formed work for the pay they to receive. The
pay rolls were hung up by the Board OF Finance
because some Of the members believed they were
padded. They sfterward concurred In by the
Finance Board.
In the pay roll for labor meters for April, 1902
amounting to 1913 30. the Mayor left unsigned the
items VI. =. Moran. $40 80. and John Doyle sG5.
The name OF Thomas Trottcr down for 1928 in
the rous for general superntcndcnce for April. May
June and July, 1892. II struck out. TroJcr Is
IN state Prison for balotboX sufiing. Items to the
amount OF $50 each month struck out OF the
Water Registers pay-rolls FOR May, June and July.
In the BellevIlle and hgllscrv1ce pay rolls Items
amounting 10 ~, 100 SO nor June and SjdT7 u for
March were struck out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
To Insure
Pure Food

THE purest, lightest, sweetest,
l and therefore most appe.
thing and wholesome bread,
biscuit, rolls, mullins, cakes,
crusts, ETC., are assured with
the use of the Royal Baking
Powder.
The New York State Analyst
says: 1.-THE Royal Baking Powder
is superior to any other which I have
examined. tits unequaled for purity.
strength and wholesomeness."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13

MIddIetown n. Y. Aug. 1.-THE New-f"rk team DE-
feaed the Asylums to-day In one OIL 'ho "o'' VNO''s
$50. ava, pl,v.d here 1t was the nrst time the Asyums
nav. been defeated this hoyiDg won sixteen con
secutiye games. The men who have played CD inc
home team all the wear played with them to-day Inc
game was witnessed by about 1000 people
The only errors made In the game were wld throw 70
Grs bv ID LYONS and a mun by King when covering FIRST
The battery work OF both teams was perfect Nether
side scored after the inning. The Asyns were hrt
&c the bat Murray hit the first ball pehed' went 10
third ON Iaunts hit to right and home ON DesnSs nit
a. ,hs game Mace For NewYork, Burke made two
barrer to left field took third on Harry yonss sacr
flee d. Lyons reached first on four balls stole
second and he and scored on O'RourSes ht inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
PLACED HORSES AT SARATOGA.

The placed horses IN the races at sara'os" yesterday
were as follows
First race five characterization first Prince Howard
sscond King Hazem thlfd. Tme-l :Ofr.
eecond race one mleSykcston first, Iiclga'e second
8aindo third Tine-l Ar
Third race, fur 0n:s Badge hrst Toaho ssepho
Logan third. Timc-I :33.
Helen Rose second Sport .nan third. Time 80.
Fifth race one me--Elityn first. Huron Second SUN
ferer and King Crab dead heat for third place
Time-1 :432.
Sixth race five furonps-Pustecd first Tr!nSle cond
Jay Il. Dee third. T!mc--i :0iL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
THE CASE AGAINST POLICEMAN DISMISSED.

The charge against Richard Condor, a policeman
OF tho Eleventh Precinct, Of abusing Mrs. Mary
Madden who lives in the same house with him. was
dismissed Yesterday the complainant did not ap-
pear to press 1t. Mrs. Madden went TO the court
room a quarter Of hour after the case had been
disposed OF and said that Mrs. Condor had begged
her with tears not 70 press The charge for fear her
husband would lose his position and she and her
children had detained her that she could not get
IN court any sooner She said she would give no
further attention 70 the case long rs condor
LcLaved himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
WHAT Is GOING on TO DAY.

Monmouth Park races. Monmouth Park. 20 p. M
New York Brooklyn baseball match Eastern PARK. Brook
Ign, y. IN.
Middle states Regatta Association lega. PaSslc Eiver
Thirteen Club dinner. Hotel Brighton. ! - p. M
,,arnan Lutheran conference, 81. Matthews Church
Newark Yacht club regatta, Bayonnc. afternoon.
Republican Protection Campaign club St Nichols
M, and one ndrcd and thirtieth-st.. D.
Music In 81. Mary's Park by Lclodt's Band, y. III.
Music in Central Park by 9TH Regiment Band p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
TIE APPEAL OF TIE BALLorBox BUFFERS

Charles J. Peslal returned from Pttsburg yester
day. where he had secured from Judge Marcus ".
Atchison OF the United STATES Circuit Court, order
Tor writ Of haboas corpus I'm the Of Moschel,
Hart and Fallon. tho convicted ballot box suffers,
serving out their sentence in the state Prison. The
application Is returnabc NJ Fttsburg Wednesday.
The application was made on the ground that the
imprisonment Of the men, pending their appeal TO the
United Satoe courts. Is violation OF act, Of Congress
and IA contempt Of the Federal courts. Mr.. Peshall
promises 10 disclose next Wednesday what he calls
the conspiracy Of the case but refused yesterday
tell what the conspiracy
Martin sullivan. OF No. 7eG West Newark-ave. a
tIackman the Pennsylvania Railroad. was struck
by train yesterday afternoon and was instantly
killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
NO cHJLEEi At HIV.lfEFTI. y. j.

Iclmetta. n. J.. Aug l2.-Dr. II. ID. Zandi. Of this
place says that the reports Of sickness here grossly
exaggerated. There Is absolutely foundation for
the report Of a cholera The population OF tbs
place is about 400. and there have been only four
deaths since August l.. Not more than five or six
persons are ILL., all with mild form of dyscntery,
bearing M, resemblance To cholera. and neither
tagdous por infectious,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
EJIIARt'TII

A grocery wagon. belonging TO Mr.. Miller on
Maenola-avc. struck by an express train on
the Jersey Central last night AZ the oak -. crossing
The wagon was demolished The driver. John Dowd.
sixteen years old. living I'm william ST.. hurled
out and severely hurt but the horse escaped Injury.
rhe accident was due II l. said 10 the carclesSncss
OF the gatrcndrr. Fitzgerald. who raised the gates
as the train approaching.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
nrNocRATS WORRIED ABOUT THE ALLrANC

DEMOCRATS WORRIED ABOUT THE ALLIANCE.
The managers OF Grover Clcyeand's campaign more
worried than they willing admit the condition
n affair, IA some o. southern States The told ACTION
Of the Jones in Alabama In counting In their man
in the face Of the victory Of Kolb the Farmers Alliance
candidate has created condition least three OF the
Southern that does not please the bosses at ALL
gAs Farmers Alliance have declared hat aothlng viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
BLOOMFIELD.

In the story published Yesterday about the marriage
Of Mrs. Carrie Dobbns 10 Hong sing. the proprietor
OF IA laundry here, It said that the woman was
widow Of local Justice Of the peace IL should have
been that they married by Justice OF the peace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
IN cy-E FDlytRD N. FIEJ n FOE 600 600

Judge Bartlett, In the Supreme Court. Brooklyn.
yesterday granted permission TO Kate F. Ashton, OF
Irvnsto on the Hudson to bring suit with others
against Edward NJ. Field, the insane OF the late
Cyrus ". Field, ana other members OF the firm OF
Field Lndley Co. to recover $4,000 she deposited
with the firm IN June ana July, 1852. and Which she
says was never repaid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

BRU NSWICK-Scnstor William A. f,rer. OF Kansas.
EVERETT Senator David Iufple. Of Indiana. FIFTH
ANENVF,-Senator John O. Carlisle, u KENTUCKY ana
Juie. Hamilton Ward Of Belmont y. Y. HOFFMAN
;eoro. yci.t.In OF Buffalo MURRAY HiLI-tSCon-
Gresham John Van Voorh,. OF Rochester WINDSOR
Richard [. Kerens OF ~. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.
TIE HEAT KILLS MANY FISH.

TIE HEAT KILLS MANY FISH.
The unusual heat Of the present week has raised the
temperature of the water I'm Great South Bay to such
high point that thousands Of fish have been Killed
They are washed up the shores OF the summer
resorts on the east end 81 Long Island. From inc
IlamptOns TO QuOgue the beach l. covered AT low water
with FISH. which chiefly honnIerS eel' ana SHALL
LIE n.lI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13

James W. Owens Of 40 /, 1893 Broadway. has issued a
challenge 10 all submarine divers meet Robert s. Rus
sell In . onemie walking match. under water In iull
divers dress owens viii wager any part " $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
snpr.. ooS Eel, s57I Moon 9;56 pm Moons age
AiiH WATER
ys.ndv Hoo lll4 Gov. Islam l.Il;44 He'll Gats. LOG
eT-s.ndy Hoo. II47 GOV. Is AMI Hen q ate. LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
WFSrCnESTER COUNTY.

PEEKSKIIL.-The Rev. A. J. Tolbcrt former
pastor OF tie African Methodist Episcopal 'hirch oi
this village. and stationed at Baskerville mas
sued the church Of that place for 800 back Silary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
rAIN pPEVENTS TENNIS CANES,

Cooprstown ~. Aug. IL tspecial-rhe severe
storms Of Yesterday together with the rain this morning,
prevented the playing Of any games In the rhns tourney
to-day This will carry the tournament over into next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13

LONG ISLAND CITI.-David Walters, hf;ecn years
old threw "A stone through Il window OF passenger
train on tho Long Island Railroad At Valley stream
Yesterday afternoon. The stone struck the Rev j. e.
Huntington. OF Westminster Del. seriously llDur'nS
him Walters arrested and held In 1000 Dali 10
await the result OF Mr.. IIuntingtOn's injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
NurExA. f. & W
4 NEW COLLAR.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP -
MoriiEkS $50 for e their CHILDRiN WHILE IEETH1NS
soFTENs THE GUNS ALLAYs ~ Inv Pfi For pIHI
RHOEA. Sold by DRUGGISTS in every part Oh 'h'
void. TWENTY FIXr CENTS A ROTTLt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13

Buzz Base on 6as-0n MeDonaid 3 OF King B. stuck
ou,-Bv McD 5 King 4. Lett on ba,ss-7N eW
y%n,k tsyIum - Double plays-Buike Fuller Boyle and
King Fuller and BOYLE. Storn biscs-New1 ork D. sac
riacs hts-Boyle II. Lyons MeGrcevey liihe Vi CUNT
40. Unprecedented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
THE RECORDS.

The Ncw.York Brooklyn and Boston nams did not pay
Yesterday and as philadelphia defeated Baltimore, u'e
Quaker CITY tam IL sctond III the league race is"'
norcs defeat olows Brooklyn 10 regain NTH place. Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13

Observation-Disclosures Cantwel, employed In the
factory Of the American Lace Company. IN this Wi
lagc was crushed In the elevator Thursday niter
NON and terribly injured. lie viii probably Ole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
VALUABLE STALLION DEAD.

Detroit. Aag. ia disp'teh 10 The 'ournsi from
c,rand nanids Mich says that the trotung stallion
&arw Nozzle. owned BY W. S. Kirty Co. OF Gales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
THE MONMOUTH RACES.
A HEAVY TRACK CAUSES LIGHT FIELDS

EIGHT RACES TO BE CoNrEsTED-TIIE ENTRIES
IN FULL
The track at Monmouth Park yesterday was very
heavy which accounts for the hsht heids III an ~"
races today No track the world is better Drained
and ~ no more water falls 1t will be In fair condition
this afternoon. An extra race has been added hc
entries TO close at the course at noon programme
that promise little usually make the best OF sport '"
for that reason the contests today may turn OUT W
be sensational.
These are the entries in full