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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-25
Opening and Closing of the Mails.

THE largest stock Of Brussels velvet
Moquettes, Administer and Gobelin car
pets in the State in latest designs at
the e. q. Stewart Furniture Company.
OLD papers, Is cents per hundred, for
sale at this Office.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-25

OFFICE furniture of every kind at bot
tom prices at the E. II. Stewart Furni-
lure Company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-25
Trunks! Trunks!
We are offering for the
summer season a fine line
of Trunks and Travelling
Cases at from IS to SIS.

IF you want the best
shoe made, try our Red
School House Shoe" We
guarantee our goods. The
cred School House Shoe"
cannot be equalled for ap-
pearance and wearing
qualities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
posrorr1CE BI-sINES FOR a YEAR.

The receipts Of the POFohce for the year !'lN' t"''u
amounted to sos3.262 10. an increasc of s9'olo D"
ovsr 1901 The expenditures were Sj9j.ll3 %. an
Increase OF So GOT last year. The INCREASE III
net income was sG7 .Ol5 -. The registered testers
and parcel, received for delivery amonhtch 10 l'''o
I'm number and those received for dieF''Fh nunlor'D
so 600 The total number Of pieces hahnco IN 'hc
registry department was 4b7'lS- al '"''V" "
a. so. The number II money orders was 2i.,'4s
n, ,rcr.,s. q, 90 ~ The total mail matter dis
tribnted was 070t1lOs pieces an incras" oil ll'"ol
Oa4 The city delivery amounted to "ii''"'7' al
rcreasc OF Q.jGG.133, and the total mall matter CD
l,cted numbered III. 3jGlsO pieces. an Increase OF
lbs 2lO. The number o' pl.7'N ~ ~ -, o. ~
which went to the dead letter Office w"s i--''io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
NEW-NORk CITY

Furcne Kelly treasurer OF the National Federation
Of America yesterday sent the following telegram
Justin Mccarthy and John Dillon, Dublin lrea'u
Have cablcd you 1000 pounds through LONDON
Eugene Kelly"
Mr. Don,ster the secretary OF The Harlem DThncn
V NJ G A. assisted by q number of the young men,
WILL cnndnct the services in the Church Of tho saviour
One bundr d and ninth-st and Madison ave. t0morro"
evening.
The torpedo cruiser Cushing put into the dry
dock AZ the Navy Yard yesterday 10 have her bottom
cleaned preparatory 10 her trials at Newport
The Tribune yesterday received from II. F. E.
Yewlmrg" 81 for the family OF the crippled laccmaer
and 81 for the Sick ChIdrcn's Mission
The Rev. Dr. Thomas Parry, OF Indiana, VIII tam
10 young men IN Association Han. Twen'y-'hIdS'. ana
FOurthave. TO morrow afternoon at , O'CLOCK
Commissioner Groy SAID Yesterday that he did not
mean strictly 10 enforce penalties against contractors
whose work had been DELAYED by strikes NO acuoh
whatever would be taken until the final payments were
due when all cases would be treated with equni and
exact fairness.
Owing 10 a typographical error credit was gwen
In the Frcsh.Air acknowledgements on July IA to Mrs
F. NJ Hooncy for the $50 from the Philips KNOX Pres
lyterian churches The name should have been MIS-.
F.. N. Cooney.
The Marguerite owned by F. r. Simmonds. of the
Atlantic Yacht Club the winner IN the cabin cat
boat class at the Iarchmont Regatta on July a. ana
not the Aura, rs at first thought.
The funeral OF Thomas Ellis Brown, for nearly forty
years n prominent stock broker OF Ncw-York took
place Yesterday morning at the Church Of the Trans
fgllration, In East Twenty ninthst. The Rev. DR..
Houchtor rector Of the church. Oflcatcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
THE LEADER OF THE GANG HELD.

Frederick Hole. aias Iurz. as he gave lbs
Justice Diver IN the Tombs Police Court yesterday
morning, Fritz Hole held in So 800 bonds for
trial IN the Court Of General sessions. Ills two
panlons had previoueg Re held under the bonds
The three men members OF the gang which
drugged It's victims BY putting mixture OF chloal and
morphine. known a. knock ont stuff" in the beer
which thUsc whom they intended 10 rob were induced
10 drink. TIER latest victim WAS IN Immigrant. Ulraf
varguth. whom thcy met in iiaiery Park on saturday
night and afterward drugged and robbed Detectives
OConnor and McAuliHc succeeded In running down
Holzo IN Thursday morning, and he was fully Identified
By vareuth before Justice OLIVER YESTERDAY Several
Complaints have been made TO the police BY persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
NEWS FROM NE W.JERSE Y
.IERSEY CITY.

The Board OF Chosen Freeholders OF lIndson county
last night adopted resolution setting forth that u VIII
rcldire SiG1 meet tie countyS expenses Tor the
next fiscal year, beginning December /. This Is re
duction Of @s 900 fm the appropriation for The pre-"
ent fiscal year The reduction is accounted for by tho
fact that $4,000 levied In the last tax assess
ment for interest on county park bonds, and ms sum
Will not BE needed Ills wear be- ausc the Court ~ fIIS
and Appeals decided that the County Park Act WAS nm
constitutional several other small statutory amounts
that had 10 be raised In the last tax levy, being not
necessary next year. omitted ia the Item "i eN
pen.c, These aggregate 60 .00c. This figure Is m
outrageous one TO any but member OF the Democratic
Roard OF Frcchoders. The countys expenses conld
without dOit, an eX Freebooter remarked be met with
A much smaller amount II It were honestly applied
The Democrat majority Of the Board OF Finance
last night decided TO pass Si3,OOO Of claims against
the Street and Water BOARD These claims have been
running for about two years, and tOnms,lOA"r Peer
zen, the Republican chnirmar Of the committee having
them In charge. refused TO ask their payment, because
he declared. the money had not been Justly earned.
The Dcrl0auc members OF the Board by resolution
forced Mr. Petersen 10 turn over the disputed claims 10
them last night, aud then they were ordered paid
The claims principally fyrols. and there aro good
reasons for believing that the $4,000 the Democrats
o cd away had been legally earned. 1hcN" claims
had nearly all, not quite all, been purchased by
shVlocksH who formed combination which com
pellcd the Democratic majority 70 olcer the money pad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
,r1IrRED AnOI.T TIE TOWN.

The owner, Of Martins stores protest against inc
increase Of the assessed valuation of the property foh
$50 900 10 Sj3- 900.
Concerts will be- given uis afternoon In Prospect
and Fort Greene parks.
Jobn Carr Of No. 100 Bedford ave, who was hc
cursed by Mrs Patrick O1Ianon II being r'sPonsbio
for the diapIparauce Of her eighteen year Old da"gh
fer. WAS discharged yesterday 10y Police Justice
Goettins
Charlie, Suppc, a tailor. li"ng ~ No. % DeuevoiS9
f. anNiou-ly looking Tor his wife ana four clhhIeh
who deserted him I'm Apsil. They hvel happily "a
rcihcr until February last, when m, VII" began !"
vi.,t fortune tellcrs From that time. e SAYS. she
acted strangely and soon a, he Tell SIC" d'''F'h
him. failing the children and 80 of his savings
Word was received yesterday u the death Mt sara
too, Of The wife ~ cx senator Eugene /. ot"hn"f
candidate for secretary Of state on the RePubn'"h
ticket last fall she had been III for some time III"
left seven children. Her maiden name "as virginia
scott Matthews. The O'Connois live at NO. I2' Cer
montnvc
The Kings County Elevated Rnilrond Company l.
satisfied with the assessed valuation Of 9-OOOOO a
mile fixed by tie Board II Assessors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE UNION LEAGUE CALLED UPON.

URGED TO TAKE ACTION TO MAINTAIN THE
Legal. FIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE.
Colonel Charles D. Morton, d the Twenty fifth Ward.
ha, written to President smith, of the Union League
Climb n>,dng him TO have the club Its influence in
the matter Of the recent division OF waru7 by The
Aldermen by taking action to mninfnn the legal rights
Of the peopje through the courts. In the tier the
writer says: $500
rnA, Gallo, o, an set Of the Legislature. which to
many minds Is unconstitutional inc Dcmoo''''c party
represented in its Board Aldermen Is carrying Into
eject a ccrivuander OF wards that every fairminded
nan Will Immediately admit TO be unfair ana unjust
avon ,e,e s lerality undoubtrd and therefore Is an
lmnendnp evil that demands immediate action upon the
,art q, law abiding citizens whose rights ale being
,ramped u,on All arguments made against the cutting
up OF are futile because they nave oe' unforeseen
to partisan Boards adverse TO the interests oi Justice 30
far as the Republican party Is concehd uesN he i'ct
mat IL represents nearly 30 per cent Of the population
The only redress, Republicans obtain VIII be that
which ia open To through appeal 10 thc courts
T-rnn the broad ground laid down by the hon jesse
I'm the argument made before e '''Sor VI 'ns
rity action should be taken In the courts |" prevent uS
invasion Of the rights Of the people The action OF the
Board Of Supervisors evidently sn ai"rhoush' III en-
acting the same proposed changes in ward boundaries
as those claimed TO have been legally made by the Board
OF Aldermen is remarkable sign Of douo on the part
. ,bos At the bottom Of this that their action was
lcgnl IL appears upon good authority that he acuon
a. the Boari Of Supervisors "a more nogahViy IcS"i '
was that OF the Common Council
In conclusion Colonel Morton asked that meeuhH
OF the club be called consider the question OF tnRhR
legal action In the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
IIOBOKEN.

bright, breezy Republican newspaper will W.
Issued here next month. There Is 0nly ono daily
paper In Iloboken. and that Is an organ OF Tie
Democratic ing. Our new paper viii havo large
neld 70 build up successful enterprise In.
Alfred Kerr. son Of ex- Mayor Kerr. wrs com
United 10 the County Asylum ~ Snnhc Hi yesterday
as n private patient lie found wandering about
the streets In al aimcSs manner the night before.
PHYSICIANS say that with rest and proper treatment
he may Dc cured.
Joseph WTnthai, deputy factory Inspector, has
served twenty five hotce factory that the
Fifty five Hour Factory Law must De obcy,d forth
with. Among those 80 Instructed were several tan
nerlcs and pOcketbOok works, DavidS Baking Powder
factory, SINNER { cos brass factory, and the Amen
lean Lead Pencil Company. The last mentioned en-
ploys the greatest number Of persons. The managers
OF tho factories that lived notices Yesterday were
u,animOns In conforming III" INV because rs nntur1
effect would be 70 lessen the wages Of The employee
This was particularly true, they asserted, where ON
ployes had picss work. 10 do and wero not paid
weekly saaIfes. II was the general opinion that
the factory owners would not contest the law In The
courts for the legal fight Instituted by Newark
factory owners VII decide every issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
rrpHrs FEVER Is HE srEERlGE.

Another vessel with typhus fever On board has
nrriv,t at thl, port. on Ihursday last, "h"n th'
steamship Nevada. II the Guion Ilhe arrived h'"
from Liverpool Health officer jenkins found In the
ships hospital "A sic"rage passenger named MniN
R,ldnOvch twenty years old. SICK With i'pAus f'vcr
She wa, from the Province Of wilma In EuNain she
had been carefully Isolated from the other passengers
during the tx days Of her Illness. She and her
travelling companion. Sarah Muller. were AT ono"
Transferred f. the reception hospital on fho Quarantine
boat George {. Preston. The steamer vns then
allowed to proceed IA her pier. An the immigrants
from Ru,-h, were detained board. Their baggage
was opened IN the Storage and subjected {" Thorough
dlsniccton. Yesterday morning the health officer
made second inspection OF the ship ana the I'M
migrants and subjected the baggage 10 steam ut n
high temperature Then all the Russian stcci-' ~
passengers ninety one In number, and their baggagc.
were tru,frrrcd 10 Hoffman Island. Up)n the
arrival Of the passengers AT Hoffman Island two other
cases u typhus were discovered. They were sent at
once 10 the reception hospital II l. thought that
these precautions viii prevent any outbreak VI typhus
in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

A delightful breeze swept In frn jamaica lay
Yesterday and all that NEEDED Ia make the HE
a. 467l Spectators at Eastern pnrk Happy, was an In
,.resting game. Tho game between the Brooklyn
and Chicago tennis and II IS safe To pTtir' that not
one Of the IjTl spectators pgrtted making the
ionr1,ey 10 the distant East NowYorlS grounds.
Warts men Win the game after an eleven'n1mg
contest, Npete with stirring and brilliant features
Arson had nddSi new youngsters Ia MS
,cnu. aud Chicago promises 10 make bitter record
IN tlss tlmn II did In tho first The playing
was sharp throughout Chicaro's plucky rally In tho
.nih inning arouslng unboum"d enthusiasm Cor.
cornn malo rmarlInhle ono-hnnd stop IN the rrSt
inning wilde the fielding Of Coronm Ward and
ishlen WIS clover. o'Brcl and Ryan made ex
cecnt running catches. while the batting OF DAILY
md Arson evoked much APPRECIATION
The Brooklyn were the first Ia scoro, mailing
a mn IN. tho II inning. Daily made twO-basc
hIt and SCORED nv Schrver. In the
ls, aud chcngOs seemed hopeless O'Brcn
mode "a three ts,se hit. and scored IL it by DAILY.
Dnlv stole second. took third Dailcy's hit, and
scored on n wiki ttrrw by liutchlson.
Anson's scored their first In the eighth
inning. Decker maktlg threcbnsc hit and scoring
mc re runs wei to Chcagos list, tying the score
Tahlcn SGT % first on called balls. AMI Scorrl
ON a three base hit by Arson. Arson scor,'i II
similar hit hy faTOti.
Keith, side -corcd IL the tenth, but In tn, eleventh
me- run went TO Chicngps list nnl II looked II
scoreh on u tvobase hit by Arson. In the last half
NJ tho inning Wards rallied scoring tle Two
runs pecessaIy to win the game. and sending home
the spectators smiling and happy. Burns maize
TWO base HIT and BrouttcrS sent To first oale
ialls. DAILY hat sofey. and as Wllnlot allowed tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
DEATH OF GEORGE IOvFTr KTYGSLiND.

George Loyctt Kingsand died Thursday morning AZ
babylon l.. l.. where he occupying the cottage
~ The late Henry lnvcmcycr. lie WAS sixty five
Years old. His death caused by Brigts dis.i
Mr.. Kincs'aud was a OF Ambrose &. Kinssla,d.
once Mayor OF New York Ills mother Mary
IOvctt. lie wac for many years engaged In mcran-
Tile business I'm this city. and also executor 81 the
Kingsland estate at Tarry town. Since le72 lie Ia :
been director I'm the Georges Creek aud Cumberland
Coal Company. aud for the hst two years pr,.~i
don't II The G,orgc's Creek Railroad. lie was a mem
her q the Chamber Of Commerce In 1870 Mr.
Kingsaud commodore of the New York lac.i
tlub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
NEW ARK

Mrs Sarnh Il. Elston seventy twO years old, com
mittcd suicide yesterday by jumping from garnet
window Of the house N her niece, Mrs Earcalow, No.
90 Chcstnut-St Mrs. Elson appeared T. he In good
spirits at breakfast soon after the cpast she told
her niece that she wanted 10 look some things
ip the nrrct, and walked up stairs. few inmates at
forward Mrs. IInrcalOw heard "a crush In the yard.
and was Mortified 10 find her aunt lying s"nsclcss on
the pavement. Mrs. ElStOn fell about forty feet,
disIoCatlng her neck. hhc leaves children.
Joseph Schwartz. benjamin MorhOusc and George
Rchrlngcr, who were burned In the gas explosion in
the cellar OF Lunn & Co.'S commission store In tom
mercest. on Thursday, reported 10 be improving
In the hospital yesterday. aud there are hopes OF
their recovery schwartz Is the worst sufferer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
TROUBLE AMONG FRUIT DE1LERS.

Fer some time the friendly relations which had ex-
listed between the dealers and importers of Mcditer-
rsnean fruits have been strained. The result OF this
was q largely attended meeting at No. Pearlst. al
which The following signed By all the importers
1--WE, the green fruit importers, do hereby notify
you. that on and after July L. 1899. refuse to
pay tho expenses Of the inspectors on the dock,
Notice has been given 10 Brown NewcOmb accordingly
as 10 all previous agreements made with y0a.'
This notification received by the Fruit BUYERS
Union yesterday morning. and steps Will be taken, il
Is said, TO regulate affairs that the unpleasant feel
ing which now exists will be settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

GAMES TO-DAY.
S:Sets3 y $ss ;SS
baltimore Cincinnati, at I,aitnofe
PHILADELPHIA Louisville at Philadelphia
Boston vs. St. Louis. az Boston.
The New York and rttSburg teams Will play again
nj the Polo Grounds 10 day. 49, .
Tho New York management Will make an c1ort 70
secure another good catcher and feels confident that
then the team will be able TO cope With any IN the
League. 49,,
At West Brighton, S L. today the staten Island
Athletics win cross bats With the Sew,,erxey , as
lctics. Before the game there VIII be several inter-
eSng bicyc" races.
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.
Baltimore July I5-The second series Of the League
opened to-day in the presence Of 1896 persons and the
orioles won by streak batting in the seventh and
eighth Innings. Mcmahon pitched BEAUTIFUL rane for
the Baltmorcs. The score;
t Hn5i "Sss ...:::SS g 8 3 g g
g. Cincinnati l. Pitchefs-McMahOn and Chamberlain
rmp.r-Lynch.
Bo.ton July 15-The champions were slaughtered To-
tav BIZ 81 Louis OF VI tors az the plate
SIX either reached La by being hit. and three
run. forced In St. Louis then bsed out seventeen
more runs fourteen earncd. Gleason effective through
ont error, giving Boston their Attendance 12ol
In. score:
5 I,o'' fGSsrii:;.:::::.::: ::Ss 2 3 2 10
DISQUALIFICATION o. S. Iou, 20 Errors-Boeton ..
IIars sS''''
Washington. July ia heavy raln.torm delayed To-
day. GAM and made the ground slippery. Tho Wash
lngtons won by punching hits when toe Ceveianes
punched aIrors Tsleau fined $50 and ordered out
u the game for questioning Umpire Ntches deeisions
Attendance. 1876. The score:
yis,St.ss ..S g 9 9 : 81
Notwithstanding ton o. Cleveland Q. Erfors-Wssh
lngton o. Cleveland D. Pitchers-Killen and Garrison
Umpirc-Mltchel.
Philadelphia, July 1.-the Phiadephos opened tho
second hall championship season to-day with VIC
tory over the Louisville Tie Louisville players
were unable 70 touch weyhng whils the Phadelphies
hIt viau hard and consecutiyely Attendance. 1,722
The
f, SisGgilpIe'a .'.:... 3 oi
ga.ehlts- philadelphia IL Louisville g. Eirers-Phla-
deuha !, Louisville /. Pitchcrs-Viau and Weyhing
Unplrc-InNile.
Troy, July 15.-The Providence nine defeated the
Troy tam through superior batting to-day The score;
T TToyas s;', ".:....:. : rs
aschits-Proyidence u, Troy J. Errors-Proyidencs
O. Troy Bstnries-Welch and Cshiil. BAa ana Gray
Elmra. july is.-The Bin shsmton team wss beaten
BY Fmra to-day by the following scores
P Rini +, .::::..,:...:":gS 8 9 3 ! 81
Basehlt,- Bnghsm.on :, Elmn e. ErI0VsmpIps'
banlton s. Flnlra !. BatttFes-inks ana Murphy
Frcsen aud Boyd.
Kansas City. July I5.-Bansas City VS.. indianapolis
postponed-wct grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TOD.

Executive Committee Of Republican Natonal COMMITTEE
Fifth Avenue Hotel, II a.
Monmouth Park races. Monmouth PARK $50 D. H.
individual allaround championship contest oil AmaVu
Athletic Union Travers Island y. m.
Brooklyn Canoe Club frgatta. Gra1cscnd Bay
New.cork Piusburg baseball match. Polo Grounds
D.
Naval Reserve annual drill.
Knckerboekcr Tennis Club Tournament Bfoo''aNe '"'
OnehundrcdAnd-forethst,3 p. m.
Lincoln Club parade No. 50 Clinton Place. evening
ORGANIZATION Of Harrison and Reid Campaign tiuo'
d IN.
W,,,c IN Central Park by tn REGIMENT band p. m
Music in ST. Mary's Park, r. NJ
Labor demonstration. Union Square. y D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

Ina,ana,-ps Ind july 15-I, IS rrmord hcr- that In
donauols vii take Ialtmors place N the National Ball
League and President Brush who IS out Of tho city is
believed 10 be arranging the details for the s<misson Of
this club into the League.
Baltimore. July i5-prsdent Won der Horst Of the
ral,i,nor, baseball club the indianapolis dispatch
stating ,ha, Ind annapolis sppant BaItnor, In III"
National League. lie said the representative OF thu
A--,cn,oi "tnd otIoun ~ancss will the B,
tmorc franchise BE- dsposd OF 70 any other city. The
story : a lie In whole cloth baltimore n in the league
10 STAY for the whoe years. never viii sal OH,
In another town The franchise viii not leave Baltimore!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
TROLLEY WIRES on TIE ELEVATED STRUCTURES

The representatives Of the street railroad co'n''''S
authorized 10 use the trolley IN inc oP'r"''"" VI "
roads conferred with the representatives, oil the e''"'N
r,,lroad COMPANIES Yesterday afternoon relative 10 the
privilege OF snngins the trolley wires from th" elevated
structure In the streets where the street cars run une'
the elevate, roads The meeting was held In the once
OF the Brooklyn CITY Raread Company ana a'l"I
some minor details no, before adjusted Lad been settled
tl,,, lea, Wcrr signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
cUiyGE OF TIME FOR BELDEN POINT

The Iron Steamboat Company announces I'm
portant change I'm time table for the Beldcn Point
boats On and nflcr tomorrow steamers will leave
Bridge Dock, Brooklyn. East Thirty fourth st., and
one hundred and feminist. Harlem No boats for
Dclden Point will leave Per new No. !. North
River The Coney Island boats will start as usual
from West Twenty thIh.st. ana Pier 40. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
pITISUr llti,
NEW-YUIli


EEi sriyS,s j 9 Q 9 Q Q 9 / S-s
Farncd ruus-New.York 5. Ptt>burg Il Firt n., by
e-rors-xow. YORK , Pttsburg ,. L'ft on base New.
York 10 Pittsbure 3 Fret hase on inl.-Oh BALDWIN
I of Crane Struck Out-By Baldwin Is. bY ram g.
Home n-Reckey. Thrce.bass hit-DonOyan. T"obass
htr-B nrko. Tienen .. Fuller. sacrifice hits.h Lyons
Trernan o Rourke Blcrtaucr. Smith Farrell. Soirn
ia,cs-Burkc ? H. tyors Tiernon, Ewing D9'lr =
poylo 2 Fuller g. DonoNnn Shugart , Bcrbducr s. fal-
I'll Double pay-Forrcl and Eicrbaucr HI by pitcher
Crane boyle Wild pitches baldwin l. Crane :. Passed
tos-poyle 1 UInpire-(iafTney. Time Of aanr : 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
OUTGOING STEIMERX
TODAY.
SHIPPING .NFWS.

Y "
PORT OF Ew.YORK ........ FRIDAY. JULY Is. 1879!
ARRIVED.
Steamer LANDAU City lIr titt, Bristol Jure q and
swans 20 with Ihse TO Jas Alkell Go. Arrived ut
the Bar at p NJ
steamer werkcndam (DNh). Bakher. Rotterdam ana
HoulOgne July ,, with and passcnRcrs 70 Punch
Edye Co. Arrived at the Bar az 100 m.
steamer Kepler lBcig), tanner. RIO Janeiro June IL
and 1T Lucia July s. with mdse to Busk 4 JeNons Ar
riysd at the Bar At noon.
steamer Hreidablik Non, Nelson Baracoa days,
with fruit To DumCls & Go. Arrived az the Far at
go IN. - $50 .