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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

Warrto1se deliveries February !, lcoZ.--Nt"-
YORK IL 2o7 bags Baltimore, lo2 bags Nc"'orc'n''
o3f Pit On tho SPOT quoted dull prices unchanged
sales Us bales for consumption Receipts at The ports
tniay OS4 bales against 43Ss bales thlS uHy i'''
week and II 324 bales this time last year
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.


Rufalo Feb 3-Cattle- Receipts last "a hours, l,'oo
head total for the week thus far, o,oi0 hcad lor S
time last week II, $40 head consigned through 100
hcnd 10 New York. IL 80 head on sale, none. opc,e
dull closed quiet but steady good butchers giads
Hogs-Rcceps last - hours, l2oOo he'iu io'i , o
ne week thus far 81 600 head for same Ih ID
week so 900 head: consigned through, o,o'o neai
10 New York 8. 300 head sale. 1890 head oPencu
fly eSyvv ~ grades rsss q s5a4 90 packers mediums
- 75a - Is: Workers. good to best - 100 ~ 10
II ~ pig, good to best. ~ 400 ~ So do common
Llps 10 iair S4GSi % assorted rOughs - Joa - %
common rOugns S3G - -; stays, 80 - 20 'n,.P
and I,mbs-Recepts last "a louIs 5000 head H.ai
~ The week thus far 21 coo head for same time lst
weeh ~ 900 head consigned through 4oo he,u ~
New York 600 head ON sale, $500 head opelea
dull and owor for lambs god seip about "s co@mon
sheen extra fancy sheep Is 4OaS5 80 good to choice
81 1uG - IS: fair to good SiaSJ: culo and common.
$50 ~ 70 lambs. good To eStI, hatEc, Po -" ~ o. q
DIR 10 GOOD do IS 75d So culs 10 common, % 20"
~ C.,. Canada common to extra, 81 23G so d.
ST. Lonis, Feb. 23-Cattle-Receipt', 100 head
shipments, 100 head market steady; iair to heavy
native steers. 50 9odS 10 falr gress TO good corn,
Receipts 200 head; shipments, 800 head ha,nc'
strong 70 sc higher: fair 10 prime heavy, ~ ',o~
~ % mixed fair b. good STA ~ 10 llght, good 10
best 81 2Oa ~ 10. Sheep-Rcceipts 800 head snip
ments. none, market stIohS' h''l - e"'" ~
Chicago. FEB. 3-"The Evening Journal reports
Cattle-kcceipts. 1000 head shipments, i,ooS
head market fairly active, strong and higher: g9od
f. fancy steers, "a jOa 50 60; Others. ~ 9oa - -
stockers 81 75a 80 40: cows. FL 1885, 90 Hogs.
Receipts. 10000 head shipments. ll,oOO mead .
common - 3Od - 40; mixed. ~ 80" - 30; prime
heavy and butchers weights, - oSe ~ ~. n, nsl'
"a 4O0 ~ co: pigs, ~ 1jG ~ 30 sheepIheceWs.
1000 head hipments, 200 head market te "a acn ~
wethers. $685. As; Westerns, $685. 20 lambs
So JOa S6 %.
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Newton & tiille: IS sheep $40. n At - ta Al
Il stat, lambs 8o1, H. at 80 % % do SO n. at So Oh
D. Mcpherson Co.. los safe lambs o7'. N. at 50 oo
Jp' X Pidcock & Sons: so State lambs 76 ~ at
al 20; ~ do (culls 40 N. at 55. -
- r. Collins: go Ohio sheep % n. at So, % ,load.
HOGS-Recept a carloads or 73ai he'a-119 $1,000 OF
~ iOth-, and Is carloads Jersey CITY, Seoklso ~
nmon kentucky hogs sold at - % per 100 anu rne
market Is quoted wck at 81 5Odsi 80 Tor iair " p
Western hogs.
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
MEDITERRANEAN LINE.

wi Express Passenger Steamer Service.
New-York o lenoa IN les than Eleven Days.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD ). ;. Co
DIRECT ROUTE TO SOUTH OF FRANCE,
RIVIERA, AND ITALY.
Touching Gibraltar, 10 land passengers 70 Spain. :.
Avoiding Northern Latituies Of Atlantic the Channel
'9 Crossing and Long r. r. Rides.
Fulda.. Sat FEB m w Mngs sat Sat Ap, N.
Fulds Nae II Vera 49,. SAL Nay 2 .. m
Cfoss eonnsctions for EGYPT BY NORDDEUTSCHER
LLOYD STEAMERS Nov. snd every fortnight there
after from YEN V0EfRiCiis 4 CO. . Bowling Green
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WHEAT. NO. 2

February ....--.-.-..--- . 80, ~ M
lash quosuoos ~sre a. tgIo%, .n,d r' Wheat q %
No 3 sprng ,shrat. 7Sdo0ci No nd SO 30 EDn'
&c.; so Gate 2s5c No. whit zoe 30, WY" "
9s, 'p.,L 40 rye. 77zc No. barley, 3od"cc. 10
! f-ITuary. iia5-c 30 February, Ssa.Sc NO. !
S,.ed !cnsc prime timothy seed, II = 81 - ~
poTk pr ib 80 lard, per 100 H. ~ 81 aso =,
slYI' Io,ed ;, o2L ar. - short clear sides tboNod
~ ISL 90 whi.key di-tiIlers finished goods, per GAL
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HORT ROUTE TO LONDON.

- yrw S N2gEPDE3TTTff}GIHtNN RI h52YRR RtESs.
steamers ,ail from pier foot Of "a s. lioboSen
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
rys Sat Feb O. 1 D. IN. eAALE. Tues, Feb. 10 an
LAIN. Tues. Feb. o.. pm ELDER sat. Feb 20 II am
FRS. cabin SIS and upward, berth second cabin. 81
low
. oeref nEIRICiiS s CO.. 80 2 Bowling Green.
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Imam LINE L. s. and Royal Mail Steamers,
/ For of-EENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. -
CITY OF BhRLIN Wednesday Eesruary & 80 m
SfTY or CHICAGO wenest n Ms re 2: az a. m.
From Pier i3 y. r., adjoining Christopher-st Ferry
First cabin $50 and upwart ace9ag 70 s.ean n,nsd
sS5 Storage so INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION
20 General Acents. @ Bowling Green. " y
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uttered ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Absolute divorce was granted in the supreme Court
Yesterday 10 Mrs. Louisa f. Jones from Henry =
Jones. 10 whom she married in 1897.
The work of laying new streetcar rails for the use
Of electricity in place Of horses begun in Fulton
ST. near Hanover Place yesterday.
The Bridge Terminal Committee will hold nd
jOurned meeting 10 morrow, to settle the question OF
elevated railroad connections with the Bridge.
The funeral Of Mrs. Virginia Scott OConnor wife Of
ex-senator Eugene F. OConnor took place yesterday
Mt No. 428 Clermontave requiem celc
brated by the Rev f. w. McCarty in the Roman
Catholic Church OF ST. Augustine. The burial ir
Holy Cross Cemetery.
Three 'longShoremen Patrick Dugan, Henry O'Nel
and James Gleason overcome by gas from the
hold Of the steamship Caribbec lying at Perrcpont'
stores. yesterday, when they undertook 10 unload
cargo Of sugar. They were Frustrated for some time
and ambulance surgeon had 10 be called u
resuscitate them.
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ELIZABETH.

STORMY MEETING or TIE COUNTY ASSE>NoRS
The annual meeting Of the Union County Board Of
Assessors. held here yesterday, was stormy session
Elizabeth for the first time H. eight year, had "a
voice and vote In the Board, and raised the vaua
tons In several townships. I'm spite II the earnr>t
protests Of the assessor, from tho>" places. Eight
years ago Elizabeth had Ih No. 461 enacted by the
legislature to prevent the city's creditors pushing
their judgments against IT into the tax levy. Under
the provisions Of The bl En2abcth's asS's,ors all ~
signed aud tho lake were raised by commission
appointed by the GOvcrnor. Having compromised
with ts creditors. Elizabeth had no more need for
special legislation and its las charter election
SCISSORS were chosen all the ward. During the dine
The city was under the Tax Commission the county
Board would not permit the Commissioner, to have
any vote or voice In fixing the valuations
Elizabeth yesterday turned the table,, rs the city
had twelve votes ia The rest Of the county, ten. The
total Increase In valuations made By Elzabcth's a.
scssOIs was 1877 900.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Boston July 1s-Today's was close and interest
ing buuched its hits and played inc pest AZ
critical times Nash has bad hand ana eithoueh ~
made brilliant plays. his errors were costly
Kelly from, the Western League did good service At
tendance 127. The score; . =
ES .,.Sn,. -.--.--......... . 9 Q I 10
p.tiSburg ) Pitchers-stiyetts and Baldwin Umpire
Hurst $500,
Washington July 1s.-The Washington team ouhcheu
hits ON stratton in the fourth inning to-day and TOOK
winning lead PfcHer tried his hand afterward ana wS'
effective The Colonies baed kiIlen hard and inc a''
was rep accd by Abbey. The score -,
w Sosl.H};I. -: 9 Q J 3 -
washington 70 Lou'vilG, e STATION Fer
I" oT and AbfcY Tmpre-Mitchel.
Baltimore july 1s-Thc Clevelards outbatted the ba,'
mores at opportune times to-day ana won wi. ,,mch
Mahon seemed have no deceptive quenV''' W.. 49,,
given good support also batted hard put U
hi,. won. sca,terod Baltimore has accepted the Terms
Of third baseman ORourke Of the Columbus tcan' Az
tendance 1885. The score;
1 rss%orss ...-....-9 9 : 0 %
nemOrs 10 ccS lSyeaa and YoSns
phn,aonsia July 1s-Kccfe pitched rneiv to'd'y ana
Chicago was never hutchson was MI na,u
at tmes by the Philadelphias and he was WIN W "'1
ton Attendance. 2,770. The score >.
FsIossa 8 . 9 ! . 80
pasebits-Phiadclphia 16 Chicago T. -,
delnhia Chicago I. Pitchcrs-keeie anu h"''"'V''
Umpirc-Emslc. ~ o,no,,od
R,npnamton July 1s.-1he Binghamton team ou'p''Vcu
,he,r Flmira rivals to-day and won easily. Inc sc''e.
F EInsss .....~~ Q Q 0 Q I %
pau.r,os- Ftt,rerald and Wilson. Murphy ana boNo.
Rochester July Is.-The Kochester ninc hao Walk
over today defeating the Buffalo nine without an enofD
The - -
Eg urso, Q Q 9 : o-,S
Rsu.dcs-burnett. Maui and wemsn Meakin and
Townsend.
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SALARIES OF COUNTY EMPLOYEES RAISED.

The Board of Supervisors In salary raising
mood yesterday and the Democratic majority increased
the pay Of a number OF county employee, In spite
Of the adverse vote Of the Republican mcInier OF
the Board. The salary N Daniel Ryan superintendent
Of Conslruc ton and Repairs, raised from $1,000
TO 5000 year. Michael Clancy, engineer 81 the
County Court-IIOu>e, will receive 80 900 instead Of
81 600. The salary Of Peter j. Lyman assistant
keeper OF the Hall OF Records advanced from
II 900 10 ~ 200. Peter Beilman, Interpreter In The
sarrogatcs once, will receive $500 instead Of
81 200. A. j. Mchasls. Il. II. Furey and d. NJ
r. Ferguson assistant clerks to the Coims sioncr OF
Jurors had their pay lncrc ed from I'll 800 10 81 300
The pay OF the ynoice servers was advanced from
81 900 10 200. L. J. Tormey. cashier In the
County Urea ofce will receive ~, 800 Instead
Of - 900 John Harrington, chief clerk In the same
office. advanced from 81 500 Ia 81 900, and his
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NETWORK CITY.


ar W serd, % % this ofIice for the crippled
,,cemakcr in Rivingon ST., and 80 for The Tribune
Fresh AIR Fund.
rob, Nolan laborcr Of no 2l3 East Onc-hundred'
and eleventh. St. and Jane, Mccarthy hforrr' OF NO
,a5 East Eighty fr,tst.. were held IN $500 each by
Commissioner shields Yesterday. charged with trying
e., mass a counterfeit dollar. They were arrested on
saturday by Detective sergeant Wade. Inc com
,,,innnt is Thomas Gmariin. shopkeeper at No. lV'
Third ave.
phlup,'s Elite Directory for Iso2'a8 has Just been
s.ued II contain, 10000 houschoders' names, class
fled by streets. II Is substantially bound ana git
edeed and this year has $50 pages
S.ven cns.s OF death from the effects Of the heat
we're reported AZ the Coroncrs Office yesterday. hve
If which were children, their ranging from seven
days to eight years.
The funeral Of Hamilton Wilcox Merrill. major in
IN. United states Army. took place at No 12o East
sIStlethst yesterday morning. the Rev DR.. liough
ION Of the Little Church around the Corner oihcat
ing The burial was In the family plot IN GREENWOOD
Cemetery.
Charles Coster, thirty one years old. was taken be
fore Justice Ryan In the Jefferson Market Police
court Yesterday morning. on change Of arson made
NV Fire Marshal Mitchell. Coster bartender al
No 43s West Fortieth St. whore three fires found
burning Mt once late on saturday night last. lle
denied having set the place on fire. but was held for
tiial In $1,000 bonds.
The following number Of Storage passengers was
landed at Ellis Island Yesterday $50 from the
Aurania ij5 from the Alaska. 331 from the Werra
BE from the ,tura $50 from the state Of California
and 476 from the scandal total Of 2.4o7.
Malls from shanghai of June -. Hong Kong Of
June - and Yokohama Of July have arrived al
san Francisco and are due in this city Friday morn
ing The next mall for China aud Japan viii close
at the Postofice at 80 p. m. to morrow.
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Monmouth PARK races Monmouth Park, 80 p. m
Eod,,rcting arrangement before Board Of Aldermen
R.punlican mas..meeung Madison Hall. Harlem 5
y. m , .
NevYork { incinuau baseball match. Polo Grounds :
p. m
Rrooklvn Board ~ Aldermen.
Police and pilot Commissioners meeting
Meeting Of committee Of stockholders OF georgia
Alabama In,cstmcnt Company.
XVIth Assembly District Republican Orsanlisuon'
40 25f Avenue a. 3 p. m.
Repubiican banner raising Sew.Rocheue. p. m.
KIN Assembly District Republican club p M
American Whist Congress- Manhattan Athetc 'iuo'
Hoard n, Fneineers Army Building II a. m
Music in MI Morris Park by 7lst Regiment Band'
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOXINS,
CROSBY IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.

OhONDl IN ~ I IA i'hII 1'.NDI HUN.
HE WAS sHOr Of WEDNESDAY, 1T Is SUPPOSED.
BY HIS WIFE,.
Charles Crosby. who mystcriously sho; al his
home In North salem Wcdncsdag. Is In a critical
condition. Or. Potter. his physician cannot say at
present whether his patient will recover or not The
wound IS I'm the right lung and the bullet Il SIN
there. Crosby sflll say lie accidentally shot
will not say whether he was shot bv some one or nd
1t himself. 1t was charged that he was shot BY hi,
wife IN a quarrel The authorities investigated the
matter and Coroner Drews went to the ,crne and
placed Mrs Crosby under arrest. Upon further IN
esfigation the coroner unable 10 prove that
Crosby received his wound In any other way than by
accident and he discharged Mrs. Crosby from custody
Mrs Crosby endcavorcd 20 get Of North salem
after the shooting and the decided TO place
her under arrest. She Is beautiful woman Of French
descent, and Is about thirty year, old
When Crosby was shot Wednesday the nocbbors
declared that there were four five shots fired but
Crosby and his wife say that there were only two
shots fired In Crosby's statement to Coroner Dr'Ws
he said that the first shot fired by himself while
handling the pistol and the second shot while the wife
attempted TO take the Weapon from him. When a
reporter asked Mrs. Crosby why she was I'm such a
hufrz 10 leave the place after the shooting she pre-
thing In French and then became greatly excited
The house in which Crosby lives belongs to his grand
father who lives with him. Colonel scott who is "A
wealthy man, pays all the household expenses II Is
said that quarrcs have been frequent I'm tho Crosby
home and that on one occasion Mrs Crosby drove
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long ISLAND.

FLrSHING.-Byron Pople. fourteen years Old son
Of George Pope. OF this village. drowned In fiSh
ing Bay yesterday afternoon. Pople was IN ROY"
boat with two companions. All had been bathing
pople could not swim, and not aware that Ine
water his head lie rose 70 the sur!1c
once and then disappeared. The Young man s lathei
is Past Grand Master Of Cornucopa Masonic Lodge OIL
Flushing
JAMAICA.-Dr. Odal, town physcEn Of the village,
and one OF the best known physicians In queens
county went insane yesterday. lie became 50
violent thaf two men necessary 10 overPower MN
and strap him to the red. lie will be sent 10 an
asylum.
FAR OCKAWAI.-Captain Cornell OF tIe sioop
vsnht Eliza saved four persons from drowning on
Sunday night. lie took them off the Romer Shoai
IN an exhausted condition. They had been gu, III
he Shnns.
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steamer cro,an sOgapDrs H SS K wm
Clyde & Co. Came in tow OF stean,v, sa.s,s Io,, r
steamer Lizzie Henderson. Van Kirk fn'A'''pA''
steamer Ell Mar Mason New Orleans with m''' 10 Jon"
Barber seS Sau Ins
July with mdse cabin and 90. ,teer a Of 18th
fsss. .rH' &c AEfsSS at B from
steamer Vera Ger Genoa arrived at the bar al
July Vera Cruz To- Progeso and Havana WIN @
and rs passengers Jas Ward Co. Arrived al INC
sUNsEr-wind at sandy Hook light W. Cloudy at ''''
Island. same. vr,
steamerManhattan Bragg Portland-horstio hasL r.
steamer Foecne RI Simpson Nuevtas, Gibsra &c
steamer CITY of Savannah sayannaeR Wsiser
steamer Aredina (Br' Weston Irinid'u A"'
steamer Richmond Jenney. Newport News and h'cnmOno
steamer River Garry (Br Lavender Philadepha-James
steamer Tauric (Br,. Roberts Liverpoo-H Maitland
steamer Scandal Ger. Kopn Batimore-R Co T..
Steamer America (Br.) Pearce London-r " mus"
SAILED.
Of savannah for Richmond for Norfolk &c S'a"
| dia, for Baltimore.
| Also sailed-via Long Island Sound
| steamer Manhattan. for Portland
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
| FOREIGN PORTS.
Lisbon. July i6-Arrved steamer Vega 'poro' Rosa r0"
Glasgow July l-Arrved steamer Norwegian Br) chris
Hull July s~Arrived steamer Galee (Br) Coman from
New York. ,ro,, rho,,
SEN New York steamer Italia Ger Reuter- rom Ne"
York. .,,. ~, ,ru,sh,re
London July 1s-Arrved steamer Mohawk CBr) "i'shire'
from New. York. ,,,,o,u .hhor
MilesborOugh July l6-Saied, steamer Liano"' 1A'''
| (Br). for NewYOrk ,,.,. Tor Sa,
Hull July l7-Sailed steamer FRANCISCO 'ehAn'' ' W
| York. ,..r, for
ST Lucia July l7-saed, steamer Rose (Brl Leary TOT
New. York. ,, Can, fran
Antwerp July l7-Arrived waesland Grant from
| New.YOrk ,.- Narv
Gravesend July l7-Sae. steamer Canada Foot Tor New
| York e.,o.s ,o-
southampton July l7sailed steamer Ems, sanders TOT
| ew.YOrk. 49,. >,oa,,or
ranean ports for New York
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-SurrOgate Cofihi yesterday 70,
fused 70 admit tho will Of Thomas Hammond. OF
vile TO probate. Hammond died year ag,
icft the bulk OF the estate about $4,000. TO y
daughter Of his brother. The heirs confessed tle VIII
and proved that the attached to the lhstrimen'
WA, a forgery After a contest Of many months INC
surrogate decided that the will was forgery ana
denied H. ADM ~iOn for paobat".
MOUNT VERNON-Thc excavation for the cellar
and the building of the foundations for the new
parish house Of Trinity Episcopal Church, on lnru
ave- near fourtlst., nearly completed l ~,
corner stone will be- laid August a. with spesiai
services bv Bishop Potter. The auditorium VIII
measure sixty nine feet, by thirty three feet III wldh
The total estimated cost Is - go.
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

Orr CHtUNCEY."-"O Our Chauncey" l. Chaunc"
NJ Depcw the mastery leader of the Harrison iof@
nj ,Inuea oils who made the principal speech ne'
renomnating the President. Mr. Dope" Is a'hno"r
edo ed be the foremost OF American orators Dra""
sparkling sound and sagaciou-. His nfter-"u.e'
pecche. are both the models aud the despair oil u"
rivals
Our Chaumcey" il poem. by Isaac IL Brom'e'
Illustrated profusely aud comicall, by Dan ID ara nv.
C. d. Gibson TWO of the best pru-and-ink nrtisI'"
New Y ork City. When fir'f read In Ne"-i orN '''
before the ale College boys. IL was received WI" '
prolonged burst OF laughter and ppau-e "hchia'e.
10 the end No doubt every admirer Of Our han'N"
will be delighted TO b. able TO possess, IN permaH'D
and rrnl, be iuIi fni form embellished b, capaia"
ing. aud enriched by the poet witha series oil eNe'
ntinx notes IL j. "A delicious piece Of tnn. an" u"
moreo YER roughly possessed OF spirit OF seha
sincere admiration for lis eloquent subject ~
BromIcy'- humor. whether in prose OF verse 81
well kno wn aud highly aud generally apprre".
20 need ccial comments but II T. doubtful "h''n
In =, cr done h. vii credit than IN ihese ""
ing roIlicking aud brilliant verses. -
Remit price. 81 n copy. The book has been ohe''
N p.en,iun TO the readers Of The Weekly TriDune'e
any actual Subscribers 10 The Daily ma, no" oo. ,.
on he terms. viz: 80 cents II copy Ia ad""'
his subscription. The bool, is sent in paper DON
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that he will be able stand The stiain Tor nine IN
nings. 49,
Rettger the pitcher recently signed by Cincinnati mas
been home to get into condition.
may Join the Baltimore club He sent MS Vcr"s'
$500 month, To that club yesterday.
Newman the clever outnelder recently secured oF ue
NewYork club, has been dangerously iii with naiarai
fever lie taken to Roosevelt Hospital yesterday
The New-Jerscy Boston Athletic Association teams
will play Bergen Point to-day. Many OF the har'aru
College players are members Of the Boston nine
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BEAT HIS MOTHER WITH A Gil.

John F. Fee, Of ", 80 Sonh Thd-'t was
arraIgned before Justice GOcting yesterday on
charge Of bruay beating his mother on sunday night
Fee went home drunk in an ugly mood, ana nj once
began T. abuse his mother for not having Suppe: pre-
pared for him. The old woman tried 10 demonstrate
with her son when he seized glass goblet and fced
her 10 the floor. When the magistrate heard the
story, he sent him to the Pcnitenfiary for eighteen
months.
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HOME NEWS.
pro uTyEyT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PRO MINENT ARRIVAL, AT THE HOTELS
DRU NsWICK-N X. Fsirbank OF chicago BUM
INGHAM-Justlce Stephen J. Field, OF the Vntd stats
Supren,, Court and the Rev. Dr. Henry NJ feld'
~ p-ru ,vENIF-Dr,dley b. Smaey. Of Vermont. GIL
sEY-FN.C Congressman Jeremiah H. Murphy OF Iowa
HOFFMAN, FSsovcrnor James F. Campbell OF ONO ana
RalIr,,d Commissioner samuel \. Beardsl"y, OF Iuca'
HOLLAND-w william c. ooudy. OF chicago NJ nm,
ulTJ-Iudgr tdriu CountryuSn, Of Albany. WlNDSot.
Patrick H. Kelly Of Minnesota. and John W. Doane' VI
Chicago.
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no.,r, ,o,r, seems determined to make some
startling records this the second ia" OIL Inv 49,
season Just 2.161 spectators went 10 rSSVi" On
Yesterday 10 witness the opening between the booA
H. nd <, Ioui. teams a delightful breeli swept
through the grand stand and ii was fortunate haV w
f,r the crowd destined to st u'el' io "i'' 49,,
And the spectators did not crowl at mst lot ho' u
forgotten for the hohce j" " UNI
which never came. 49,, 49,.
rbo,e are old Brooklyn players in the St Louis V1d"
and exist Louis players in the BROOKLYN team "'1n
these conditions exist there is always glhg'r e"'"- "
bo game to furnish main ingredient for gneei''ai
factorv IL b.Jlsyers always played a. theN uo "'i
orro.ed n old Comrades, there would never be a uul
game. Both PLAYED desperately yet tHP're
wa. forced to stop the battle on account Of darNts
trtaen innings nod been played each AIN having Tour
runs its credit. .
Tho DALEY with an 81 e." split finger in tie second
inning and went for arncs and medical Attendance "mis
Kns0w took place. Ward, torcoFan ana "IaeS'
made some brilliant plays. while fine running cahe "'e
nv Carroll Brodie. OBnen DAILY and Burns e'ohru ~p
plause and added those players popularity h'uu''
relieved Hart in the thirteenth Inning
The St Louis men began The scoring by making wv
runs in the second inning Glasscock maze MI anu
moved second, when Brohe "ss 'snt 70 nrs' Ola go
halls A wild pitch allowed Glaescock to score enc pU
prodie on third whence he scored hit By the en-
Bridegroom, Pinkney. -
In the last hall q the inning Wards men rallied ana
tied the Burns was sent 70 hrst Oh ca''u oa''
and Foutz hit safely. oBrien u4or stood his position
and advanced each a base a saoi.ice linen Day
without the 81 e." brought both home with sate nv
In the fourth inning Wards men got another run ana
took lead Burns made hit but was fore'o OUT oS
Foutz Daily then drove the ball 10 hlasscock ana 'e
latter threw 20 Pinkney. but Little PINK muhed the
throw and FOuN scored.
The ST. Louis went To work in earnest anu
scoring once the sixth inning. again MADE thc game
even Carroll made hit and Werden's safe drive al
yanced the veteran third. Gasscock sacrificed ahc
Carroll came home Louis drew ahead In the eighth
scoring run on base balls. bit by Wefden ana al
by Kinslow.
. base on balls sacrifices by DAILY and kInslow and al
error by Crooks Five more innings were played bu
nai.hsr sids could score and the cleNerest game IN
Brookiyn this year resulted In naught but pleasure The