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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

The 1000 spectators Eastern Park, Brooklyn. yes
ts.day witnessed remarkable game NJ baseball PLAYED
Y the BROOKLYN ana Poston teens. Such contests arc
seldom pavcd in these advanced baseball times ana
Tho spectators kept Mt the highest pitch OF excite
mon. eor twelve innings consuming over two hours Inc
Ros,on team won being outbatted and outheded
;laddock pitched remarkable game all things con-
side ed But three hits mad. of his delivery, ana
Or. OF that number rrtch yet another was
horne run which won the Many people were con-
WINGED that Umpr Lynch cred in tn fourth inning and
n he did his decision unQusstonaby cost Brooklyn tho
gan o. 1t is difficult matter 70 make triple PLAY nov"
,dars vet Umpire Lynch slowed one yesterday In the
fourth inning Daily reached first on balls. and OBri'n
mole hit. Daley reached first an error by Ke ~
nug thn bases NaddOck then drove the ball TO NASH
who th,cw 10 Kelly forcing Daly at tn plate" KHy IN
tur throw TO Tucker putting Haddock at FIRST Brien
had kept had reached the plate, when Tucker
returned ~ all 70 Kly. Umpire Lynch dccdod O'Brcn
amid storm Of Misses.
Ward ana Daily did some remarkable fielding work.
DAILY, picg-ups and throwing being noteworthy. Nash
and Lou7 al.o mai clover stops OF difficult ground hits
Not a run wa for eleven innnc' and darkness
was rapidly approx hing when Boston 70 the bat In
he twelfth inning. Tucker hit BY pitched ball
and then bulky pitcher Stvets stepped - the plate
and Won hi He sent the ball whzIinR
between right and field. tot home sending
Tucker hone ahead Of The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEW YORK-FRlDAY. AUGUST .. 1892


ARRIVED.
Steamer Hankinson (Bp, Wcst. Yokohama May IS,
Ulogn 30 Shanghai June Singapore -, Perrin July -
10, Malta IL Gibraltar ~ Min mas 10
Garter IIawey & Co. Arrived a; tho Bar at midnight
August T. - -
Steamer Mohawk CBr, Wiltshire London July 20, with
Arrived the Bar at L. 80 p. 900
amer city OF Dcrn (Sll, land. Liverpool July ~
Via Queenstown ~. with mdse and passcnotis % thu
1927 n M - .
steamer Critic OBJ. Davies, Lcth July 10. Shields 20
and Dundee 23, with md>c 70 Simpson Spence Young.
steamer Broadn ,yne OBJ Ryder. Shields July 20. In
ballast Peter Wright Sons.
steamer Dldam Dutch, Potter Amsterdam July 30
at the Bar at IL m,
" steamer tilcnrol (Rr). Holman, Santos July H. 81
Thoma. with udsr u United States Brazil Mail
steamship Co. Arrived at che Bar nj 3
Sc,mcr CHILEAN (llr). Mackenzie, Rio Jnnciro July
O. Victoria Is. with mdse 20 United State and Il All
Mail S~unship Co. Arrived NJ the llar Mt
steamer Trinidad (rr, Fraser, Rarbadocs. Wis st.
Lucls July % Nj, rtniqur "a Anurun anG Dominica ~,
st. Christopher 20, st. CroiN 30 VITA mtse aud lll
sengors A. r. Outcrbr!dge Co Arrived at the Ear
at :l5 IN.
Steamer santiago. Pierce Cicnfuegos July % st Jago
80 and Nassau August l. with ndS and passengers 20
James Ward Co Arrived az the Bar 1t 3 80 q. m.
steamer Banan (Nor) Hansen Baraeol days. with fruit
to II Dumois Co. Arrived at the Bar at 10 40 .. M.
August 4.
Steamer Morgan city; Morgan. Neworleans July 81.
with mdse 10 y Van S.sNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
TQF RECORDS.


Brooklyn Boston. at Eastern Park, Brooklyn.
New-YOrk VS.. baltimore. at f0io Grounds New.YOrk
Phisdo phia Washington, at Phil1delphe.
Pittsbwe =. Cleveland. at PittsOurs.
Louisville st. Louis at Louisville.
Chicago Cincinnati, at Chicago.
The York and Baltimore teams will play again at
the Polo Grounds to-day. Rusie and McMshon Will be
tie pitchers.
Halligan who struck St1cker. in Boston, frsctuing
his face. will probably DO blacks'ed President Van
dcrhorst says that Halgon will again don Bal
tinore uniform.
The EngewOod Field Club Will play championship
game with tho Staten Island Athletics West Brighton.
S. l.. this sftenoon at o'clock This VIII be tho last
appearance OF the Enelevood nine the Staten Island.
grounds bhs season. and exciting game expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
NEWARK.

MR. MORRIS DENIES THE TRUTH OF THE STORY.
A story was published yesterday which said thh' a.
W. Bailey the president Of the Real Estate hNcha'eo
and Purchasing Agency, No. 776 broan-s,' 'aa SON
eat no,,ces IN subscribers who were delinquent The
story .ald also that many of tho subscribers went
IA tho Office with receipts signed by the secretary
George F. H. Morris. According to the story 'he
secretary could not be found on Thursday night 10
make an cx PLANTATION.
Mr. Morris was seen yesterday ard he said the
story WAS not true lie had been away from nome
Tor TWO weeks on account OF illness. Mr. Bncy also
said the story was not true.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
4 PRISONER ESCAPES. But Is CAPTURED.

John Frost a prisoner serving term OF SIX m'"I'r'
IN tho King, County Pcnltentery. who WA one OF
force Of seventeen short term prls"ncr ~ work In the
-ve, hank ont, side the walls Of Tho prison on Ihu'
d,y afternoon. managed 20 slip away uh'c"'
Tho first known Of his escape Wa, when woman '"'
the prison authorities that she hnd seen man !"
convIct.s clothes running along the Eastern PARKWAY
Active search for the missing mnn WIS made. b"t 10
WI, not found until Yesterday. when he ""' "i'
"a 4 rcd I'm a llquor,hoP In FuiilA ST. near ''''
ave- lie + a brrkiay'r ana had GOV JOB %
- ,rrdin, IN Marcy ave. III, wife and family
Ito a.. xo ora Marion H.. but he dld not ~ near
,,cn IIo had ct a suit Of clothes 70 tahc a." p'c@
II his prison garb. lie had been convicted II sI'F'
larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
WHAT is GOING on TODAY.

Monmouth Park races. Monmouth Park 80 p M
New.York- Baltimore baseball match. Io'o "'o""'''
4 p.
Lon. Star Boat Club regatta. Harlem River.
REGATTA OF Friendship Boat Club. Harlem h''i' .
p. m. -...
James J. Blaine Club Of Yokvle, No 15si Avenue a.
p. $1,000. o.o.,t7.
I,rcon Club and XIVth Assembly District OFeahlza-
ton n.assmcetng 40. u ST. Marks Place p HI
Tennis tournament in Central Park afternoon
Staten Island Yacht Club. ladies Gay
Knickerbockcr Yacht Club annual cruise
Music IN Central Park by eth Regiment Band D. H.
Music in ST. Mays Park, p III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

THE MAN WHO SHOT HIS AUNT ENUMERATED.
An Inouc~t wa, hold yesterday into the death OF
suean Brown cole rcd who shot In her h"n''' 40
90 1rch,.or ST.. on July by william BroWh' hcr
nephew Ms. Brown died in the hospital on July ID
An anto-mUrtem statement by the WOMAN was To'd
I'm which she charged that william Brown had ShO'
her deliberately with gun which he had IN his pos
s,seior at.r he had attempted to assault her. M
n..-as CAV. different versions OF the shoollhs. in
evidence was 80 conflicting that tho jury r"H'n.i
ont several hours. and then returned thiS N.fVo.
susan Brown came to her Death on July 20 lrIH
ockjaw due 10 u gunshot wound inflicted accld',IlhtS
Ly William Brown during carOusa July !, loO-'
pc+scbmcn,s OF the ist Regiment, under command Of
Lieutenant Colonel HrieHtnli. went To sea "'rt yeecr
day for rife pracucc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
GAMES IN OTHER CIrIrs.

Philadelphia Aug. 5-washingtoh mode its hits
Philade phia did E0: That IL the story nutshell.
Attendance. 1913 The score
Washin.ton ......... y y o -
Ph.lsdsiph!a .. 0 y 90
Notwithstanding ton 7, Phiadelphia Z. ErrOrsWash-
tngon ., Philadelphia 3. Pitchers-Killcn and Wey-
HUG. Umpire-Gafney.
st. Louis, Aug. 5.-1he ST. Louis added another
defeat to-day Ansons smplc list. Hawke, the new
pitcher had the Cb;tsgO batsmen at MS mercy. The
score:
Shlcayo ,.-....-....... y -
St. Louis. 0 10
Basehits-Ch!cago I, st. Louis 10. Efror>-Chcago l.
81. Louis 3. Pitcbers-Luby and HawRe UnpiIe-Mc-
Quad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE T..
JERSEY CITY.
A BOLD THIEF CAPTURED.

Mrs Lizzie Pagan. of No. 20 Gregory-so' he"'
Police Headquarters got home from market az u" II"
yesterday and was startled to find roughlooAins
voung man overhaung the contents OF a pure"u
drawer She screamed. and the man ran pS ie'
and out Of the front door pursued by the men Vi Wv
hou,c. The cry Of stop thief" attracted the resi-
,s ~ Greroryst TO their doors and windows IN time
=, 100 the fugitive run into the arms Of Chief OF police
Murphy The prisoner had pair OF opera, eiassss
and gold ring which he had taken from MIS- fas'" .,
nmroau Is described himself Thomas kely, 0,
Wn Ais East Elghtccntli-st., New York. lie admluo
The theft and Justice O'Donnell held MIN ior t"e
Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
NEARLY KILLED ~ 4 FOLDlNG-BED

\ singular accident which nearly resulted I'm the
death 81 Mrs W. II. Cox tho wife ~ wealthy Wall
ST. broker, occurred Thursday afternoon nt their
home SO - Grovcst. Mrs., Cox Wa standing near
a folding bed which open AT th' time. when tho
two parts suddenly came together and caught hcr n.
though In "a wise. 4 -crynut In III" roam beneath
heard tho noise and ran upstairs. she found Mr..
COX IN m unconscious condition. Her head which
was tightly caught. twisted toward tho right
shoulder. aud her left arm was broken above IA"
elbow
Drs. Merrilcs and Bcardsley were sent for and
ce,dcd In rcvlVlng Irs. Cox. She f. not yet out ~
danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
RECENT ENGLISH BICYcLr RECORD

From The London News
Thirty miles In one hour. nineteen minutes and
twoiifths OF second Is The latest cycling feat IL
achieved last night Mt tho Ilerne hill track By
Messrs. J. Wass and a. Newland on a tandem snfety
and not only creates new tins for this distance
hut from first 10 last breaks all nrevous record. for
the tandem machine and, what II perhaps even more
remarkable, beats the worlds record for all cassc.
Of cycle from twenty-five to thirty miles. For the
hitter the best previous time made bv r. L..
Eide on he same track In July, 1891 and fifty
Is only fair however to say that Ede's was only one
Of a series Of records accomplished In long distance
dAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
An EyTERrMSIyG sEWsPAPER Miytcrr

From The Atlanta Constitution
why did you stan paper In such a slchly
town." '
Because" said the editor, Il wanted IN mako
money. At first | offered bottle OF quInnc ma a
cemetery lot TO each subscriber later on / threw I'm
doctor ana minister, and still later free obituary
and subscribers came In with q rush Next venr !, ~
going to give hope for hereafter and a ton % icn
10 clubs Of fifty. Just watch ne get on tor 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
me- ,ru OF GARDINER 5. cnApIX.

Tho funeral Of Gardiner spring chaplin pf'>'''' %
the Union Dime savings Bank % Ne" '''"' WIZ ''"'
MACE M lis home SO % Or1nond Place. his af''h'
H., dic1 q, IIun,cr y Y. on Tur.day from apopl"N'
NJ cbap.n wa, born Al Chaplnye. Mas. ln l-l'-
When A Young man he went to Ncw. York. ana WIS
euploycd ln the old Continental Bank About twenty
five year, az, 10 founded tile Union DIN" savings
Iark and b.. amc IT, treasurer. Last y'ar j." sue
cccdcd Sila- H. Duicher rs president VT. 'i'pH We
.,r.rlen ,,h ots,uIeNy THREE wc>hs I'm Ills ON o.
nnd was removed to Hunter. lie was "itj"'T ana
.ltl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
IIDll)kIN.

Siccfrcd Cronhcm recently pardoncl out oi
tho pcnit"ntary where h" had been sent Tor SIX
months Tor keeping a dsordcrly house Mt his variety
theatre. ON Tlur.day night he had quarrel with
Charles lIodmachcr. Of No. Newark ST.. a walter
and struck him with brass tray because the waiter
dcnandcd forty cents he said due him. free
fight followed The waiter caused Cronhclm's arrest
aud Crohc!m did the same for tho walter. Justice
Rusch held both for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

Mr.. Vaux was Injured on Thursday night While
ont driving with Mr.. Well she remained uncoo'clons
until Dr-. Currc and Ianh, performed thc operation
4 tr,paunlne She Is sin alive but In "A critical
condition. The horse after becoming unmann g"ahc,
dashed down steep hin and the carriage was over
turned by striking a post. The body 81 NfN. We'll
hi. place. Mr., VauN IS the wife u Albert Nanx. al
archtcct, Oi Now York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

Ms. Alfred Mcckcr Of Chapel st.. was, 1t Is feared
fatally injured Nj. rca,antavc. on Thursday even
ing she was seated in carriage when tie horoo
suddenly started and she thrown backward over
the rear ~ tho carriage falling on her hcri on IN"
cnrbslOnc. She taken - her home wicro hDc
lies In critical condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
RIIIIEREORD.

~ meeting of the Unitarian society trustees on
Thursday nlght plans adopted for church but ii
Ing T., be- ready los about November /. and 10 b" built
ON thc plot Of ground IN II m" ave. which wa, gwen
Fl, the society by the Rutherford Heights Association
rho contract Was awarded - John Deche1 for about
- 900 exclusive OF furnishing The CHURCH Will seat
nlout 200 peOpc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
PI.AI\FIE.I.D.

FAD WRECK OF A FREIGHT TRAIN
Two sections Of a coal train into collision with
great force ut the Green Brook tanks near Painfcld
on Thursday night Tho train had broken In two, and
when It crashed together mass Of wrcckagc piled
up which blockadcd the tracks for hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

thrown from the track but fortunately the cars dd not
overturn. The engine and tender were badly dani-
aged The GOODNESS OF the engineer prevented wnat
might have been serious accident a the speed OF inc
train was materially reduced before the engine ieit me
track and when the passenger cars came 10 stanu.
embankment None OF the passengers were injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-The cornerstone OF the new
parish house Of the Trinity Episcopal Church will be
laid this afternoon The new building is being butt
at the rear of the church, in Thlave between ThlId
and Fourth sts, and is to be Of stone. The services
will begin at p by the rector, the Rev. stephen
F. Holmes, and Bishop Potter will lay the stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEL

GRAND-Colone John c. Bates, U. ;. Army ana ray
Director Richard Washington. L. s. Navy. HOFFMAN,
Daniel G. Griffin Of Watertown, y. Y. PLAZA-Ihoihas
H. Carter chairman of the Republican National commute.
WINDSOR-George NJ. Pullman and Jesse Spaldh3' Oh
Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
WRECK or TIE RAILROAD NEAR HYDE PARK

\ train OF FIVE passenger cars, OH the Long Island
Railroad pulled out from Oyster Fay nj 80 O'Clock
asst evening for Long Island City. Shortly after
leaving Hyde Park The cowcatchcr OF the engine picked
up drawbar which was lying the track, and the
result WAS that the ronwork became tangled I'D and
rokon and was forced under the wheels OF the engine
Tho locomotive, tender and lrst passengercar wcro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

-, -, ~ Vail p,rmore &. FIRST baso
BY crror-NewY9k Batin1,G ? , Le't o. on b,n6r
ScN-' o ~ ! - vicke-v Of stevens g. Struck
tI.Arn ~ 90 ,y Etrr hy Vickcrv { Stevens l.
out II, rio ls,ilnr $40, ev Ward. (,un~Dn
r. on victory sacrifice hit 0,Rol I,',co
O.Rn.,, X. Robinson Nick'ry. Stolen la" es-ituN
St,ndlo Wa pitches-VirAcry / Crane ~ 2 l.
= .t lalls-DoYe 2. Unri'c-Emsiie. Tire Of game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

Rr,ss4 20 @ g 9 9 Q 9 9 %
rgo-Bo,to3 nGme E g,n;o sacr
First balls Mccarthy, Kelly T.. DAILY {. Dicv;
First has, o. errors-Boston Brooklyn l. NJ by pitched
bsil-Iuckof . Burns. wild pitch-iladdock. Struck
oWt-McCarthy. Long K.ny. Nah. Stlyett. Grnln 2
IL nuthers O'Brien. Haddock. Triple play-Na-h, Kelly
and Tucker Cmpire-Lynch. Time-2:i 3. Auencanc,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
WHERE IT Ii APPRECIATED.

From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
Grover Cleveland and his otators declare that Pro-
teotion Is Unconstitutional and unjust and unwtsA
Strange enough all England seconds the sentiment with
three cheers and Q Tiger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used foI over FIFTY YEARS by MILIIoSS q
With PERFECT SUCCESS IL soOTIIES the CHILD,
sOFTENS THE GUNS. MLAYS all PAIN, CURES
WIND collie ard ia the BEST REMEDY FOR DIAi.
RHOEA. Sold By DRUGGISTS IN cyery part OF tho
world. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

PATCHOGUE.-A gasoline stove on board an oyster
soop lying In Great South Bay exploded on lhursi"S
night and set the clothing OF Isaac Wheeler a bay
man on fire Wheeler Jumped Into the bay TO eH-
tinguish the fames but seriously, probably fatally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
lone ISLAND.
lP'4N'f ISLAND.
IIl EII-I.G IL Ill AIIINl.

FlltEbIGS IN ELI SlllNG
Il Is believed In Flushing that n gang Of youthful
Grcbugs IS again at work, three mysterious fires
have occurred within few days. The barns belong
Ing 10 sindfor Hall, private asylum. burned
down two weeks ago; Tuesday night the Kissena
Lake Ice Company's barns destroyed. and early
yesterday NorninG the barn Of Madden Brothers. In
Eradfori-aVc.. WAS discovered 10 he fire Just be
fore The iromen arrived Mt the Madden barn. Miss
Fila Madden. who first saw the flames and gave the
alarm, saw several bows running from the direction
" the bnrn. md II Is believed that they set II fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


snnr,. 45TI 06 Moon set. 30 am Moonsase ~
~ Sand, HOOK BAL GOV van. so, Hell cat 7.35
eX-s.niJ Hoo. s. COY. 1, AMI Ols teA AT 81!
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Announcements.
CoTERA, 2. Il "
4 NEW COLLAR
NorEKA.

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
90 WEST s9TH-ST.
Deases o. tho Nervous Svstem Genito Urinary OfeanS
Impotency aid Sterility. Hours, TO /. 8 to 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TO TEST THE NEW ApPOKTIONMENT.

TIN poAPD OF SUPERVISORS WILL BE ASKED
TO SNOW CAUSE WHY THE COUNTY SHOULD
NOT ne DIVIDED ACCORDING TO LAW
Tho conlont in the proceedings to test the legality
-, ,ho nor opportionment OF Assembly districts III
rinrs Comfy has been drawn up ana INC "'"'" VI
srnorvisors have been served with summons W "P
roa, q, tho supreme Court on August 10 I" SUI"
- hr q writ OF mandsmus should not DC issue"
a,rc,c tho hoard to divide the county INTO Assembly,
,,rc,s according 10 law The petition to the supreme
l,.,, ., .,,,cd hv Andrew ID. Baird, o. h. hough'oh'
~ ,no, Frank g. OTIS, Charles f1eFce' H. u
t,.hor ,e.se Johnson and W. 6. Bryant. IL se'S
torb thot tho seventeenth. Nineteenth ana l"ehueu
Wards together have population Oh i"N0''' '
.Ie ,-,,,t have been put By the supervisors Ill one
,.r,,,r di.trc,-tbc Vth-whc In other paris OF inc
city districts have been constituted win "l'oo' anu
On a,G inhabitants respectively. The ISL Nlth ana
rv,h Districts contain population OF "''ooo' 4"
- o27 css than the Vth District ms i p''"'"i''
Acknowledgement OF the electors III ''o ''en,'
Y,ot,onth and Twentieth Wards in choosing ASs'oi'
mon The ncttion further says that the npporuohhch
* mil and void in that II was not III ooiPi'''o WV"
tho aptv of the supervisors under the laws Oh lo'-
ora the Constitution Of the state, ana niSo Wy r'n
Of thc arbitrary alteration OF Town icS in.n Tha
~ I'D boundaries made by me Ntdtli"cn, nv nv
,,,titoncrs all live In the new Nlh Dl9iI,' rr, -
alrce that the action OF the suP - olo.tor or tho
sary and intended to disiranchl9e '"o ~ " VIZ
district. 40, ..,orD.v for the petitioners.
nh, ,,anors yorc scrysd upon tho supervisors lhu'lu
ually yesterday.
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INCOMING SrEANEHS
OrIGOING NIE.i NERS
f~1DAN

TUESDAY, AUGUST o.
Lain ~ q. Lloyd. Bremen ........... 90 I'm eco m
VIfonia Hamb Amer. Southampton. 100 u 10
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10.
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cou,uv nan EVERY CHANCE TO ESCAPE.


nh, co,rnise,oncrs Of Charities and Corrections IN
rcstlra,cd tho escape Of Frank Cowcy from tie Insane
..vlnm in Clarkson-st. on July ." yesterday, '"s
visited the room from which tn" luns'lc n'o III "'
f. tho ground. II is No. IA in Hall l. 'o"iey uS''
- p,oco y, wire and picked tho lock OF 'he o"'N'
snn,tor ON the inside Of the window lie 'nch cu.
through the wire grating tho outside VIII" u P'' W
,,, ,,h.n from his cot. win rope hh'oo III '''
hoc,s ., his b> he lowered himself to the ei"hhn'
distance ~, thirty four feet. DIR. Fleming ms men'u
.unerInondent Of the Institution. s'd keeper ha'N
McManus was IN charg" OF ''wcv' Ia ~ na,ar
-, ,o tho escape and has resigned Peter
corazon the head wachman, was supposed 70 see
that tnc keepers were duty. "ornzon was 'i''" ~
testify and gave confused account OF ",' '"lt
hctvccn midnight and n m on inc a"S vi NV
escape. lie finally admitted that ne d'd not sec -,'
vouus IN that time John d. Doyle keeper IN The
same corridor testified that McMahiM wa, ~ ,i
~ his duty part ~ tie time, and tho resi- Oh INC '
ho was not Peter Condor. day h,cl'r' Ni' ~ .,
Cnvvlrv m at : 30 p. the night blTr ms - ~,
admitted he did not @"iir'h nun iu sr,le an
PLACED I'm his room. The tOhHIas'o"oe VIZ" '' "
th.ir to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

NEW TARIFF LAw~.-OiJ and new rntss csn'
put ed 10 cents csp,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
THE HOME TEAMS DEFEATED.
BALTIMORE AND BOSTON WIN.
A INTERVIEWING GAME IN BROoKLYY-sCoREs
AND RECORDS.
CANES YESTERDAY

York B.. ST. Louis y, Chicago 2
Boston 2 Brooklyn O. Washington 4, Philadelphia o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

BIG Issrxs OF AZ orr YEAR.-The maguidc.m
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLE iS'S
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