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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF w-YORK-FRIDAY. QCT. 81, lsA
ARRIVED.

steamer I,2s eF Reuter- st se;tin october 8, with
"dss az k cG'i Ad d oil! mamSas Oct
with mdse 70 X Corti.; arrived al the Bar at m.
sh,ids Oct ,, with mise TO John C seager Arrived
steamer rancaT,iile (Fr CourcOtt, Bordeaux October
T. with mdse TO Punch, Eiye Co. Arrived at the Bar
steamer dalton IBID, Barton, Rio Janeiro. september
q. with coffee and passengers to Bush JeyonS Az
'' steamer T' cienfdeso, ,sc%ay Cenfuegos Oct a. st.
}sgo g Nasu p M T Td'e and cg 4 ssb.s
ports arrived at the Bar az i % a. m,
and passengers to joseph II seaman.
steamer 81 e Dorado ByrN Neworeans' with mt's I"
steamer qquo Bears %s c and 6,Se
steamer john g Christopher crswt2:d Jacksonville.
with Lumber 70 order or Tes pS 10 VT Pon With u
steamer Richmond Blakemon, Richmond, newport
News ard Norfolk, with md'e and passengers to Old Do
steamer Roanoke Huphers Newport News and Va
folk with md. and passengers IN Old Dcminion Co.
Steamer II D!h'ock Coleman Boston with ndse
" Rark Iglsi Rugeero, GtaD, LintO, Providence ia
O" sTSsETTwi"d at SANDY Hook moderate NV, clear
At City Island, light NV, clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer Cfrcassia tBr), Boothby. Glssgow-Hendeses
h'S Steamer IAncco, OBJ. Case Leith-Barber GO.
Steamer La Bourgogne (Fr, Leboeuf. Cherooufe-A
Steamer FL Nore Hawthorne. Sew orle0ns-JOhn Ysa
Sickle. ~
Steamers CHICAGO. for Antwerp: Alene Aux Caves;
City Of Birmingham, savannah Seminole Charleston SCI
PoFt Philip. iriiadclphi1.
shin Johann Friedrich for Dantzic =, - r.,..
PARK. Marie Siedenburg, for Bremen; Tu'Sef
BuenOs Ayres Ga
Ala sailed via Long Island Sound.
Bark Antigua. for Ruenos AvreS.
THE MOVEMENT, OF STEAMERS-FORtl"N PohtS
steamer Richmond Hill C5rl. Perry sailed from L'n''a
4 YORK October Il.
Steamer Nonadic OBJ. Ciath SNeu ir'" i'''P'0' -"
New.Yofk October Il. ,-v.h o.,
sisr ,Ts I an az oae r 6ctoSsr 81
" no,er Fuerst Bismarck Ger. Abers, from new
york arrived al Southampton october q. an.
II amer Anchori1 (Br), CamptTH, sa4fu Hon '0'""
for Sev-York october 81. a., ,,...n..,
\sronc lBr from NeW-1orh LOT ba'ef'"'
ssed kinSalc october 2l
steamer Burgrrne-ter Petersen tref,' BunsHo ''"
xawyork for Dover passed Lewis Island OCTOBER ~
steamer De kuyter Beg. Biaf,hs, liOm -'e"'i"'
October g. arrived az Antwerp october w.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

wholesale Dry Goods Republican Club No. 32i Bread
way, noon
Princeton Crescent football match Washington Park,
Brooklyn, 3 p. m.
Republican ss-meeting, Beeknan Hill Hall, p. m
Republican mass-mecting MamsToneck. 8 p IN.
Parade Of Federal Club, No. 81 East H-st, p. nj.
Northside Republican Club, No. 2661 Thrd-ave.. 8
p. m.
Irsh.Amcrican Republican Club. SlXty-hfthst and Am
stcrdam.ave 3 y. m.
Manhattan Athletic Club boxing entertainment, evening
Wholesale Manufacturers Republican Club, Meropoli-
tan Hotel. 80 p n.
southern society subscription dinner evening.
Icague Of Republican Clubs, No. IL East 1l0th-st
p.
34i West Forty seventhst., p. m.
Pilgrim Congregational Church Industrial School
p. m
Garfield Republican Club parade and bannerraising
Metropolitan Park, Ncwtown. p M
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BOSTONS IN GOOD FORM.
THEY SHUT OUT The CLEVELAND PLAYERS
NICHOLS EFFECTIVELY SUPPORTED BY MIS-
fIELp-rHE BUUkENES ONLY

Boston Oct. 2l.-BOsIon to-day gave the CeNeiahus
the worst defeat OF The series shutting them OUT anu
,akop fvur runs themselves Nichols in nne FORM
Was effective at critical received extraordinary
u,pors from his whole cleveland started ioi
get no farther than third Both cacheIs did sooo
work Bennett throwing out the only TWO runners wiz
attempted 10 steal. Zmmcr threw out three men, TWO
stole clean, the sixth stole second WIN Ns
on third. Duly was handy with his bat making NV
each time Nssh had but assists, but they "eio VI
the phenomenal order. Cuppy heldod his posi'o" We"
making tine hsndball assist 70 Virtue IN inc eo''"u
inning and o hne pickup in the third Inc oio"u ~
the most enthusiastic year ond thoroughly e""'
and applauded the excellent work Of both teaiF
The home team its two runs ia He oi'iu ~
tsse nm hall, 20 Mccarthy, followed by puny hi' wv
ths rsph, Held fence In tho ~txth. Ouny leu OH "t
hit hut wss out trying steal second Naeh nv y"
Mexican who threw wide 70 Virtue The iatter gov "''
hail in time to tag out Nash, but he dropped he o'
stols second Lowe hunted safe and Nash wen 70 "i
Tucker was the second ny To IeDea"' ~ w.
yash then nsyed their "crisscross" but' ~chouf" -
did M, score both wore safe and Lowe reaeheu ''.
They both scored IN Qunns line nit 10 cehtre' O
.,s,. vain efforts 70 made In The irs SoNcn
ons ninth In the third, with two out Chiios ' ioi
three bases but an easy out AZ inc s''e
,i,h one out Mexican made IL single MeAleer MT ''o y"
,,pbt. and Mccarthy by wonderful Aro" " "N ~
-, NeKcan O'CSnnor was third out Oh Slsrp
-, hv Lang In the ninth Childs ana Burhec ssfNo
-, "a. Vtrtue forced Burkctt out at second Ohius
,na 70 third Nichols then braced up and strucA OUT
McKean and McAleer. Attendance 500 Inc Sss''
|oN"'"" 90 CLEVELAND
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KILLED IN 4 FOOTBALL GAME.
STUDENT AT EASTMAN COLLEGE MEETS ,
VIOLENT DEATH.

4 STUDENT AT EASTMAN COLLEGE MEETS 4
VIOLENT DEATH.
pourbkccp,lc. y. Y. oct. 81 (spcciaD.-The hunG
N lose Perez. Spanish student at Eastman TO lcgc
in a football game at Eastman Park yesterday has
inf a dampcr on the sport here. The game was
called ut / D. M. and It was between the first and
ocond teams Of the college. Perez was IT. The
u.h lin, of the first team The dimes were drawn
mn ready 10 start and the bali was passed b the
first rn.h II the second team, MIR. Nory. Of Massi
.,u.o,t. lie started with it on "A fast run 10 the
tn with head down. Perez started at the same
,,r,, and made ungc for No:y. with his head
,,vn They came together. Nory's head stirling
Porn, over the ri-h' csc with 'uch fore" that III,
.,.ud WIS herd sOhc dSt.n'c away. fc el sa--
,,, and foil Nory WAS only dazed. and he kept
,t, hall oed dlshcd into the opp)sl team. Richard
,,.,,a,n Of the second team, who was not in the
', .a,, percy on the ground. and going up to him
, him unconscious, There WAS large bunch
!, ,,t ,ye His mouth wording rs
,,',,., ho bod something in IT, and Madden endeGvored
. III e. hut could not. lie saw that 1t was n
=, -, ,.vtnc gum The PROSTATE man was p'ckeG
nm carried 10 "A bank near by ana lnid on some COATS
Water WAS procured and his face ba'hed. lie SON
revived and with assistance "a'A'u "fo""u '''' "''D
once or twice. -...,. ,.o,,so No no
~, uus nent 10 his hoardhgho"So' NO ~
>oxonst.. I'm carriage There he 'o'a III "'." 'i''
.,,, win whom he boarded. that he "ou'u come
~ i,,, I'm the morning lie retired at ABOUT
o.,o Mr. ard Mrs. secey heard heavy ia'i up.
D .,a'v, and nd going to pcrcns room found hin Lying
''''' a. a. COMMISSIONS and with his nightcothes
w. H.. had evidently fallen out of bed. Dr. nar.''
,'a SON, ,or and the greatest efforts were lh.ae ~
auo n,s life. but he remained unconscious unu 'o,
when he died He cshiSc1 years ,s o Iats "T ana
been ut Tue wealthy and live IN Spain. Hs br9'hs,
is ONE Of the pSpsGr,ss Of M York E came
NO toaay and saw Coroner Frost who dla not ses~
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THE JENNINGS TRACK CROWDED.
THREE FAVOEITEs wIN-GRFAT LNIho
OVER TIE SPORT.

THREE FAVOIITES WIN-GRfAI In
OVER TIE SPORT.
u,a.h,,c.on Oct. 81 (Special-The departments
,rera closed today in honor OF COhhipO> ""U " -,
,rhc who did not 90 home TO help 'ho
,t 30 tho races the result being entirely sa'S
factory TO the jockey CLUB, as "e "''e ,u ,he
,rco that President Ross was overcome " 90
=, !, ,ho ..c-etary's Office were solo before 'oo
n,oloct and several thousand people eaipeo aui'S'o
IN the grounds 10y paying 81 anu '''''e =. xos
Va fewer than > 600 persons 81" the NJ
80. poseible TO get within twenty leet oi p
I'll. ring WIS overwhelmed In the afa""e ~,
,,,o~,, now hooks went on. but they were No' nan
enough 10 handle the business i"e'e ~
enough for seventy five BOOKS . -,
,,nong the arrivals to-day was A. r. "aico''' p'
~. ~ Monmouth Park. He enjoyed 'he sPr' 60
csedingly as he found 1t mGhly iuo4"''' =,
a.. h,s honor ran like the Diablo OF two years ~Ho an"
won With twenty pounds up his ear "a. 49,.
took several thousand dollars out ol '"e imp W.
He went 10 the post at to 10
rnroa ,svo-tcs won. Walcot in the secoih race
,,.h,o in tbe fourth and Lowander in the MIN 'n
Aue. colt favorite in the first race was p''''eH :!
Matt Corbett's Knck Knack colt at 10 . Al. mn
vro. the best Of The meeting; SIX hofSr> P"''"o
irdges heads apart. May Lose beng S"colu -'"P
T'ra sirocco ran second to Walcott In the second
'"''"' car.o,n WAGNER bird Clarco on Captain
Warener did not Try very hard ara inc luoE'S
-, ~, for q warnint He VII be closely "atOI'u
hcreaflo~ Chiswck. al II to J, captured NV ".'
race Ilzzetta. the favorte secohd io''"'"'o '"''
1h. ,l,rae.o,,rtrr, were run in Ia IL. the track
roc,d Diall9 walked home in front IN the lo"'I
race and I.ovlandpr had easy task IN 'hc hi'n'
The weather WAS superb and III" enthusiasm was
r,orounced over zoo carriage stood In the lnhrn
d,rinc The races The gcntlcnan'~ Si"eple-cia'e uo
not fill. Mr. Kuuu declining 10 ride in company "
r,nes Lewis and the darlios. Following are NV
entries for tomorrow; .
Fra race-oelling threequale rs q nile. 1I5e
poea H. 1l2: KY We. Ar1n. no. ~ a., hIih'i'"
i07: Experience. lO5; Aoalde, 1913 lhIri' be- '''
second raccHandcap lwoyT.osdi,, , ,nG quar- uat
tar Of mile sport, IL Bertha b. MY, lo' uInr'
pr1vn. TO-; Orphan, 100; Fancy colt, 81 hiram
scrccreSs.
Tlird rsce-IIandicap: ono and onc-quaiter miles
49,, Ton, Roger. Cleaning. 10. tandclahTi
100 Pickpochct. lO7 Nardee, lo1 Fideio lol Versa
tiLr. 1O-
Fourth race-Three- year-olds; one mile. specgdla
ton The Fop IL Roller III Lady superior; w. w,
Query, Mccormick. Plenty, l07 Lady Wooster illla'
Dora, 104
Fifth rce-see.plechase fun course. Ecarie. Ia
Cam0r a. Flip Flap, l42; Grey H.0"h' lfo' ''''
can 40; Return, 1886; Longevity, 40.
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WINNERS II A wELLFOrGHT MATCH.

The POSTPONED final match IN th" mixed doub"s u the
Manhattan Tennis Associations h handicap tournsmn M
was played on yesterday Afternoon AZ The courts OF TIA
Ariel Tennis Club On~hundr~ and -thrty- hfthst. and
& Ann'saye The feature OF tn
defensive play Of Miss Stroud and the brilliant cro-.oouri
dives and Effective Of her partner r. II Ia~re
Miss P1orcnce Acoke and J. Parny Iarct both o. tao
Knickerbocker Tennis club. who opposed them. wer> oH
nlavcd The prizes two hand.or'e banquet iamps
The Gnal match the mems singles between Bost"ick
and T4urber both d tho LnoN Club. Will 10 p.yed
next week. and the men's doubles VIII D" played mis-
afternoon court Of The Manhattan AnIc.ic Club
~ Manhattan Field. 1hc 0, ye.b.rdsys pay fr
low
MiN,d doubo~-fnal round Mis- +. l.. Stroud ard
Frederick H. IAwre. Ar"l Tennis Club scratch beat
MI, +. NJ Alcokc AMI J. Parmiy Par =. knch booker
Tennis Club ~ points. 12-G5. N.n'- dueir--su.
oral rourd T. u. Thgr,'f LnoN Tennis club (scratch
beat f. Crawford. Ar'l TENN, club IL points. 72-jG
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PRINCETON'S STRONG GAME.
HEX FOOTBALL MEN IN GOOD FORM.
THE NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUBS hhE'hN
BEATEN BY SCORE OF 40 TO 0.

pEATEN BY A SCORE OF 40 TO o.
Over . 500 well.dressed spectators went to the foo
Grounds Yesterday to see the football game p' VIZ
Princeton College and the New-forK hbheur C'"" "a
Tho Princeton men were in good form except |"' '' Wv
one,de,.bl, fumbing they did not tackle 80 wei d
w., e-,.a o,u,d wish The game has caught the fancy
Of women. and probably 800 oil inc iSir SN W
Princeton by 40 20 0. ,,
The game gave the admirers OF fsie inc OH u'
.leven which they did not relish, and II thc uhoi'"u
New Eng arder who is said to nave bet siVV' .,
Nh, vale would beat Princeton were present ne must
49, ~, cad The general impression was that Prince
ION showed more strength than Vale has yet done on u
,d bo ,sstrous for Princeton 10 do such fumbns a.
the men did yesterday In game win haie Inc NV" 'lo
NeyJerscy strong in the centre ana III QuAiuS anu
King Flint and Homans are all that IL heeue' '' INV
line. ,,.-.-,...o. and
Ao socons NJ twenty. 1he field perfect, nut ih'
weather a little warm for "2crretic paT' 'aP~Ih NJ
,,r.d after the first half coached his men from th'
limo Rarnett taking his place a. h"lfhach' NIUE ""u
The prcttiest Ct the game covering iu'S e'E"'S 49,
kin, also did superb WORK going through the centre
or,o,hipc after IN, stv'e Of "BIl" winters lie WAS
njurcd I'm the second half giving way To James Sofehg'I
white and y. O'Ccnnor, Of the New-iorA Nuic"0 '''
were slightly injured. Vincent was smc VIM" Nv "
into the game and h, could not DO hhFoh '"'" "
retired IN favor Of McCauey WuitcMD'H H'N i "
., easy matter 70 get by Vincent but when Me'au'''
substituted the New horN o"i'"'" 80" ~
wall. ,,, , 7 90 tool,
Zoe acted as captain in the second nan ana ia
Daviss place at right tackle Inc princeton" '" $50,
nlentv of ''tcef." The men are aggressive " =, =.
seem CAPABLE OF PLAYING almost any Rhlu ol GU ." -
rv,ls may cal for The score in The hrNt nan was -
,,ou,,ns r,.stnr the goal after Kings long run III
~ socond half Princeton made -, The game enlhF WV"
.r h,i close 10 New.York's goal posts WurNmoerP u
h he.t work for the New-York A. c. and ue o"''V.
and Scuddcr also did well. The players ana ue S'O'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Ground win be- broken this afternoon for new
huilding for the sixth Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. at Scventh-avc. and Fifth-st.. the
Methodist Episcopal Hospital. The edlice is to cost
100000.
The Rev Or. II II. Meredith. pastor Of the Tomp-
kns Avenue congregational Church will speak to the
voung men Of the Bedford District at the Bedford
branch Of the Young Mems Christian Association No.
100 Gates.avc tomorrow at 4 30 p. m.
A fire broke out yesterday afternoon In franc
obl, at No. III Concord ST.. owned by G.. ". Spratt.
Three horses were burned and some wagons The loss
,,,s vi 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
A PERILOUs sITUATIOy

fFom Inc Detroit Tribune.
harshly. MI" i' hinges creaked
step vas plainly audible on the polished soo.
a woman stood at the head OF tho sto-c s
attired In the garb OF one about 10 Us one was
burning hone In her right hand she c',,,n ln
every incamcnt OF her face ' "ii'ten In
Who's there -
Her voice echoed through the silent mans,o,
The only answer was the repetition OF her "un ana
" Is that my husband ?, '"h words.
Her voice shook with anxious suspense Por..,-
she leaned forward and listened As sbs s,oa ascfy
with deadly weapon extended, restng Irhiiv .nee
the balusters her form sharply limntd aainI sHHSs
darK waihscOung, she made a striking picture. cue
Her finger rested upon the trigger
's that my hIsband;7
"No."
with an exclamation OF disgust she threw m. -.
How long. how long" she petulantlv exc,o,.
Greatly dissatisfied she returned TO her cors s.sN ~
sank into deep sumber 'u'" shs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
A NEWS Association ~ TROYBIF

The Press News Association has discontinued It's ser
vice. but It's manager hopes that will be able 10
resume business shortly The Of the sus sion
WAS that the Western Union Telegraph Company refused
yesterday to handle any OF It's messages The company
had already taken the leased wire which the assO
citation had been using The bureau was organized In
1856 with the capital chiefly OF men who were inter.
ested In the Postal Telegraph Company. Ihey wanted
the association to rival the big existing then
The new concern fairy prosperous fsr q time
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x,v,r. MEN TO HAVE A GAME.

The Naval Academy football team vi" pay gum WIN
the LAFAYETTE College team to-day his is lh' 9'"h'
,, NJ .efle, Of saturday games being played largely
fr ,actice by the Naval cadets, Ia anticipation 'i ue
c.p,on-hin game with Wcst Point cadets Oh S'tur-
dav November % The hrst game between the o'1''s
- ,b.c Two Government schools was played "a the lat
s,,,,Iav in November 1890. Wet POINT and resulted
In victory for the Naval cadet. The Amy cadets DE-
oruned 70 retrieve their lost hono- and then The Naval
Academy team was sadly defeated The coming match is
looked forward to with special by officers d the
Arny and Navy and their friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

:, came 70 use the western Union service, he,
400 the tide of its affairs began to eoD anu rn IN
come in arrear, 10 the telegraph company mount to
deb,sdue,s increased until II Is sal" ~ refus.d
nearly $4,000. Finally, the wes'ef" UNIV"
TO give any further circuit n 7 Keenan,. =
n.,',,,,r, nr.sidcnt; W. D. Boycc OF Chic"-'' w.,
, :, . nan. Of this city secretary anu MAD had
%sCr Mr Hall aid Yesterday ihaI ' to supply It's
hIIHllI'u H. bop.d that II way woulh D' ~ ,bat
the rc"umpon Of Ms concerns Gu 20 t6 telegraph
m. liabilities outside oil the deOV " Inv
II.
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MR.. And MRS. GOMEZ HELD ron 7Rr,L.

Counsel for Hir. and Mrs. Gomez the alleged diamond
swindlcrs, Lrcly cO,scNauinod In the Tonbs Police
Court Yesterday Moidcc1r kaufman the John.st ewccr
who says he Ia, been ,Nndcd by the PRISONER they
held In 10000 Li' each the sixteen complaints
against them for the acton OF the Grand Jury A, they
were unable 10 furnish c ta required they were locked
up In the Tombs prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
PENNSYLVANIA BEATS WILLIAMS,

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 21.-Thc Williams College football
team was defeated this afternoon by the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA team by a score OF 80 u D. Williams
opoued the with the wedge, and In few minutes
they had the ball u the Pcnnsylvanas twenty
nyevad line Their opening rush was nearly their last
and from the time they Loot the ball
al the line the University backs muncd
and fumblcd the sphere nearly every time II their
way In second half the Univcisitys play improved
The hard play Of the first half told Oh the Williams team
and they play the vigor that they did when
,na HOGAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

An interesting service Will b. held Calvary Methodist
Episcopal CAurch tomorrow evening. FIVE graduates
from the Dcaconesses' Home aud Training School Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. No. 24 West Fouiteenth-s
will be presented conservation by ". D. G. Crawford
pre- dent Of the Board OF Managers the institution
Bishop ThObun will deliver address The daconcsses
employed in the most practical sort Of Christianity
visiting the sick and needy poor and mini 10
their wants. both spiritual and TEMPORAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
MI. T.. 80; BROWN UNIVERSITY. 8.

ew.Bedford, Mass, oct 81 (Sprcsl. The first Of a
series Of three football ecs between th Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology and Brown University
played this city this aft The other games
Of the SERIES Will take place home grounds The Tccks
played good game and had the best Of the Brown, all
through the game. which OF thirty hafvc-
winning by Of 80 Ia &. Behind the line the
Tcck strong and their Interference the
style. The principal feature Of the game nifty.
yard Of Andrews Just before the close Of the game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. F. ingalls,, of Cincinnati.
FIFTH AVENUE-COlonel A. l.. Congcr and Stevenson
Burke OF Ohio, and Judge J. NJ. Wilson, Of Washing
ton d. &. GILSEY-Ex Con gresham John NJ Far
auhar OF Buffalo. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. James b.
Eustls OF Louisiana; Mayor James McShane Of Mon
treal and Judge William a. Fisher, OF Baltimore 81.
JAMES-Willlam L. Smyth, United States Consul at
Huddersf field, England. Attorney
General Charles +. Tabor, OF Buffalo. WINDSOR
General John 3. Frisbe, OF the City OF Mexico.
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TO CITIZENS OF NEW-NOEi>; Great frauds
were pcrpcrntcd the registry last year aud will be
year. II value the elective franchise
and would protect your rights aud prevent fraud. if-
duIy TINT one registers from Nour house
unless legally entitled do EXAMINE TIIE
REGISTRY LIST. n public copy of which viii be AZ
YOUR place Of registration every dly up 10 Erection
Dn,. II find that person j. registered from
,our house Who doe. live there report al
the Republican County committee AT IA. Finh Avenue
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rur NEW WORK. BASEBALL TEAM BEATEN

,r. >,, 1,o, I.aoue team or rather the team with
ant several Of It's best players went t" Paterson Ve''
aav to play all exhibition baseball game ~ ms ~"
po.erson nine The game well PLAYED "e Paterson
nine tying the score in ts nh.h lnns ' ,r,srnIn
n came in the tenth. Russoi, Fuller anu i'ei''
ma not plav The score was y o. . =
peterson ..~...... Q 9 g 9 o Q IS
Ne"'iVrh -,.e !, Now.york r FrrOrs-Paerson
Easeh VI, Pltchcrs-McDonad and Crane nj
nire-IODklns.
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A RECEPTION TO DE GIVEN PiTPJcE EGiN

reception n Patrick Egan. United States Minister
10 Chill VIII be- held at the house Patrick Ford Editor
% ''rhc Irish Word,' at No 1872 Cumberland wash
ington Park. Brooklyn. Monday evening A number
Of well.known people will BE- present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

reclamation and delight No introduction IS needed for
EIastus Wiman.
Erastus Wman. 4 director Of the academy, de.
uvered an interesting address on the discovery Of
America. It's development and its future prosperity.
Mr.. Winter then introduced the Rev Pascal Har
rover rector OF Trinity Church. West Brighton, who
spoke on the career Of George William Curtis.
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u u, necessary to hold inquest, as the ao...--
A bsfpast was caused by conclusion OF the b ssd
sent TO New-iork. and will be accomDo uy WI be
committee Oh students from the college. ~
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Harold Lee three years old. OF No. ,037 Putnam
ave. died on Wednesday. after taking some medicine
put up at drug store at No. 1,i7s broadway.
servant was sent for vermfuge medicine and the
clerk nut twelve pills I'm box, without any directions
upon it, and the mother gave The child all the
pill, at once. He was seized vi h commissions ana
died In a few hours. II Is said that deadly drug
was I'm the pills. and that two grains OF II would
KIN a child OF five years, and this child received SIX
grains OF f..
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LAFAYETTE WINS AT FOOTBALL.

Washington Oct. 2l-Thc game Of football played here
today between oevcns Of Columbia Athletic Club.
Of this city and Lafayette College (EsOn PENN resulted
in a score OF 10 to in favor Of the cocgians.
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AFFAIRS IN brooklyn.
TURNED OFT OF HER OWN HOME.

An affecting story was told In the Lee Avenue
Police Court Yesterday by Mrs. Margaret Larsen who
mad been arraigned on technical charge Of vagrancy
An officer had found her wandering amlessly about
he streets on the preceding evening. and had locked
her ND for safe keeping The woman explained TO
Justice ,;ortinS that she WAS the wife Of Frank
Larsen. II No 3o1 Bushwick ave. They had been
married about 4 year. and on Thursday night Larsen
returned home with Iionore Richter. TO whom he
co,uv ton his yff, he wa, also married. Mrs.
Larsen objected vigorously % this. and she was then
turned into the streets.
Justice (ioettlng discharged the woman and advised
her 10 report her Gaze 10 the Commissioner OF
Charities.