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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
RAITIMORE WILL REMAIN.

Haltinore July oj-csldcnt VondeIhorNt says or tho
runor that City III buy the Baltimore baseball
franchise: at cNasperatng to have these ia@c
rumos constantly circulated about the baltimore ianchse
particularly when the management has done all IN u'
mower 10 place nrs class team the field. NO expense
has spared good men, and today the BeIu'
club hae large yro a. any club In the League
and larger than OF them The only reason We "eic
sful in procuring these players was because We
were willing o. pay money fr them than any other
club The Baltimore club here stay, and IL would
be bus an act u justice the part OF the baseball public
Of this city 70 accept this denial as final"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TODAY.

New.York VS.. Cleveland at POLO Grounds New-York.
Brooklyn vs.. Pittsburg at Eastern Park. Brooklyn.
Washington ST. Louis, at Washington.
Baltimore Chicago. at Baltimore
Philadelphia vs. Cincinnati. at Philadelphia.
Boston VS.. Louisville. at Boston.
The New.York and Cleveland teams will play at the
Polo Grounds TO-DAY.
Gore viii probably with the St Louis club
Mcmahon New.York's catcher will report for duty
tomorrow.
Captain Ewing 1. Suffering from sprsncd tendon in
the hin and not in the knee he at first supposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
STATEN ISLAND.

HAS MR. DAVIS Committed sUIClDE1
Charles Davis. a wen-hnown resident Of Port Rich
mond. mysierouSy disappeared from his home n
Elm St. sunday afternoon ard has not been sccn
s.ncc. lie left note addressed to HI. wife saving
that by the time she would be reading its confetti.
his body would be AT The bottom Of the XIII Won KUN
Several weeks ago fvorie daughter Of Mr. Davis died
nom typhoid fever. lie WAS ordered by IN. Nortt
field Board Of Health 10 bury the body the following
day without mineral lie dsobeyed u. order. and
gave his daneh'er public funeral The Board Of
Health then caused Mr.. Davies arrest for violation
OF the health ordinance. and he was n boy. ,.o =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
LONG ISLAND.
LOTS OF FUN WITH A MAD DOG.

LOTS OF FUN WITH A MAD DOG.
mad dog made things lively In F1atbush yesterday
morning. The animal wildly trying 10 eaten ltS
own tall and foaming at the mouth. The people WHO
saw II raised the cry OF Mad dOgi" and there was
much excitement. somebody threw a stone al the
beast which then rushed down the street with crowd
in pursuit. and dared through the open doorway OF
william Carbcrry's Hotel In Vernonave several men
we're standing about In the barroom, and they all started
for the open air with great aacrty one Of them Morris
Fischor jumping out OF window. Thomas Doyle.
tho bartender, willie trying 10 escape through door,
Uas atticked by the dog which fastened its teeth In
his trousers DOYLE managed TO release himself, ana
picking up heavy board, hit the animal blow on
The head ~ II sprang for him again and stunned 1t.
Dovle got outside and locked the dog In Then getting
a pistol, he shot the animal dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
A HOGsIIEAD FELL on LYNCH AND KILLED Jim

fatal accident occurred yest erdny on the wharf
at South F1fthst. and the Fast River, when one man
was killed md another seriously injured bv the falling
of hogshcad Of sugar. which wDs being hoisted from
the hold Of the steamer Nav. The men were james
Quinln and Dennis Lynch The latter was instantly
Killed by tho hOgshend falling upon him. Qnnlin. who
was badly crushed. lie taken to the hospital.
Lynch lived with his wife and family on Wythe ave.
near south FlrsSt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
Attendance, 3,olS.

cnnaa and scored an easy victory Attendance SolS'
The score
f rGliossphia I'D %
Basehits- Philadelphia o. Cincinnati s. Err9fs n
odelnhIa o. Cincinnati o. Pltchers-Weyhin7 and Dwyer
Umlre-Hurst
Blnghsmton. July 25-The Providence team was Oes'eh
to-day after a we'll played gene BY this score'
Rnghsmtcn ....-...."SS . Z %
Buffalo July 18Th. BurOlo team batted the bal! IN
every direction to-day and game from the iocnes'-s
BY this -
ESssa. ;;.......::SS J 9 & : % %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
TIE WRIGHT CHILDREN cAEED FOR.

The Wight family who wer" found camping out
In simpson, Woods in half starved condition on
sunday, and arrested for vagIrncy. were d.,
c'argcd when anagncd I'm the MorliSanla Police
Cont yesterday morning.. The husband and father
Charles Wright said that h. expected 10 get work AZ
hi> Uadc in 4 couple OF months, At the parents r.
quest the children three In number. were committed
u the Five Points House Of Industry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

Mayor wanser yesterday vetoed another payroll OF
tho Street and Water Commissioners. Inc pawn
WAS for rcpaving over pipe In June ana Tor cieahne
sewer basins amounting In all 10 $40 Inc can" VI
only one allowed by inc MaS"r JON" -
,,; ,ho ,rae rcc1ilorv appo4ntcd by a resolution Of
,Lo i;ar,i OF Commits ,onrrs. The oth"l 'lnpl"s -
wero appointed by committees md 10y lndlvidal Hl'hl
hcrs OF the board and such appointments INC MayoI
holds are Illegal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
A roRGER SENTENCED FOR FIVE YEARS.

John IIycr, who forged checks amounting 10 a'ou'
$4,000 on william +. Harvey son. was Yesterday
sentenced 10 a term OF rye years In state Prison ny
Judc, Uppincott. IIycr was clerk III the once oi
Harvey 4 son, aud two r1ehed oh'chs I"u wv"
given 10 him 10 he filed IN by him for small amounts
:, money 10 nay some claims with for Harvey.
lie filled in much larger amoin", ana WIN tle
proceeds fed t, California, where he was arrested
- escaped from the detectives In pennsylvania pu'
was subsequently apprchcdcd, tried ana oonv"DN'
4 writ Of error was filed ye-tcrday by MS ihN!'T'
i,dcc DaIy and the case WAL 80 10 the supreme
Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
HOME NE VS..
ppoNIvrN-r ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS

CLARTNDON-Charcs de Strive Russian Minister AZ
Washington. FIFTH AVFNUE-Coonel James e. Be-
ret o, Warrington; Capmln PIT OF the BRUSH Navy
and Colonc PITT Of Royal Artillery British Army
|cuSTy-Ccner,l Austin Lathrop Of Corning, y. y.
uOFFMAN-Tx.Goyerno James l.. Campbell. OF Onto
and Samuel A. Bcardscy, OF Utica. HOLLAND-Wlliam
r Baker Of Chicago. MURRAY HlLL-EdwaN >.
Ishsm Chicago, aud Professor A. NJ Wheeler OF Ne"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

John 7. IIoagland. a nagu.in on tie IrnnSylvauia
Railroad m th.. Wight It, cro~,iu. D.led by -
Icight fisrn AZ II 80 a. Yesterday. lipAgiud
VA, seventy two year I'd. lie leaves wido" aud
thre SONS.
John ECKER the owner Of Becker Farm. Ne"
Hilton. Was seriously Injured Yesterday In Il runaway
accident. While dryiag home from market his hor,'
took flight Market u. The carriage WIS ov"
ininc, and Mr. Locker WAS thrown out, receiving in
tcrnal iniurlcs.
The County Board Of Assessors met Yesterday AID
fixed the valuation and rate FOR the year. The
total valuations for the county foot M tibl 1910"
an Increase Of sl723OOO over hist wear. The cii'
valuations are 1921 80 .Gs The Increase IS about
- 100000. The tax rate IS Al 30.
special orders we're issued Yesterday by Genera.
Joseph f.. Plume commanding the Division II NatlDnai
t,turd Tor an election 10 De held fOr rigadcr Genera
Of the First Brigade. Tuesday, August =, at 80
y. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Southampton July Arrived steamer Kaiser Wilhelm III.
Siormer from New York July 10 for Bremen
Antwerp July 25-Aryed, steamer Rhynland Weyer from
New York July II
Antwerp July Sailed steamer Waesland Grant for
New York passed Flushing p same day.
Neville July 25Ariye. steamer Furnessa. Harris. from
New York July 10 for Glasgow.
July "a Passed steamer Promeheus (Br Webster,
from Yokohama June - FOR New-Yolk.
Head July 2SPassed steamer Thingvalia dam,
laub. from Siettn FOR New York
Deal July Is Passed steamer Rotterdam lDtch) Rogge'
been from New. York July Is for Amsterdam.
Lizard. July - Passed. steamer WikOmmen GER.
Schaercr. from New York July q for Hamburg
July 23Ssed. steamer tOthia tGer) Kuhn, FOR
York
Liverpool 20 Sailed st Enoch BIT. ogvle.
New YORK
Naples Iuy 25 Sailed steamer Nlctorii (Br johnston
FOR New YORK.
~tetiin % Arrived steamer Burgurmeister Petersen
Ger Bungcr. from Nrw work juy2.
>wtnemuuue. july 2S-AIived steamer ltala Ier Reuter-
from Scw York july 2
Leih July - Arrived steamer Croma OBJ. Lord. nom
New. YORK July o.
said July "a Arrived steamer Glenoele (Br Duke
from New York July 8
raycsend. July "a sailed. France. Hadcy. for
New. YORK
London. July 25-saled steamer Mohawk (Br) for New.
York
para July % Arrived steamer Ambrose (8r from New.
Nors.
LONDON. July 25Arrived steamer Buffalo Br). from New
Vol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

The vivid forked lightning which darted around Eastern
Park yesterday afternoon must have frightened the
wits out Of some Of Brooklyn PLAYERS. Az trying
moments In Yesterdays game Wards men won't all 10
pieces and result Pittsburc won game which ought
10 have been easy victory for the home tam
The Brooklyn the lead AT the start by scoring
a run in tn, oTeninc inning. Griffin hit safely, went 10
s,aad On sacrifice by Cocoan and scored on nv "
Brouthers. .
In the fourth inning two hits and bases called
balls gave Pittsburg two runs ana the e'h Beck
lev hit solely and Smith Farrell sent TO first on
halls filling the bases. Kelly HIT safely and Beckey ana
Smith scored
The Brooklyn men got anothet In the third inning
t,ne the score on by Griffin Corcorsn and BrouthefS
An error base on balls hit by Donovan and an unac'
eeped force by Berbauer Pittsburg run and The
lead IN the inning.
In the eighth inning the Pittburg got one more
run Reckev safely for bases, run 70 third on
sacrifice by Smith and scored hit by Farrell Wards
men had win the In the ninth inning but
succeeded In making but DAILY madn hit and
WAS sacrificed second ~ Hart Gr1n was sent 70 hrSi
On called balls, but he afterward put out. DAILY
scored on hit by Brouhers The scre Wa a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
WFSTCUESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-BefOrc surrogate Colin yesterday,
stephen =. Marshall, cX-ReGstcr OF Wesichestrr
County, filed objections to prObatlnS the VIII Of Ms
sister Mrs. Elizabeth Howe wife OF William Is.
Hove for many years Justice Of sessions In west
chester County. Mrs. Howe died nj Sing sing last
year and left the bulk OF her property, valued at
$40 900 TO the Presbyterian Church and sparta
chapel there. Mr.. Marshall alleges undue Influence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
sAxDBAGGED AND ROBBED.

putrick Riley Of No. % Reynolds ave- lihr''Soh'
WI, attacked and sand bagscd by rs" men At nhdnsNt
NJ, sunday and robbed Of his watch and Kiei
was going home and after crossing the bridge n"t4 cd
that TWO MN were following him. lie stepped ASIDE
10 let them pas when one Of the men struck him I"
bow that laid him ,rn-c.css Oh the Ide~alh Wien
lie recovered consciousness be found that lbs sod
watch and chain aud 800 had ben iihch' LIZ
rr,Hoc have 10 Clew Ia Tie lls.WaYin'f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS
THURSDAY. JULY 70
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MONDAY. 1OEi -0 io0-

ARhls nD
with mde and 81 storage and
Arrived a. the Pa Bsr & 80 NJ
Ds n.saI to d ESFut bc Arrived al the
Steamer Aisenborn. Lewis. Baltimore. with mdse to
p%o CO.. c%0 al GE ss hs Sa To
Steamer fresIand eg R1nde AntT c rryed at the
Steamer Lizzie Henderson vankrk. Philadelphia with
steamer state OF Texas Williams Fernandina July 90 and
Brunswick, 70 with nsC and passengers to II Mallory
steamer EIhu Thomson. Hansen, Baraeoa July To- with
fruit to Mones Co Arrived AZ the Bar al : 10 M
ton H. with mdse and passengers to Oelrichs Co Ae'
steamer Gaa (Bri Ferguson Liverpool July 70 and South
mds 237 cabin and .o7 10
steamer Alsa D Morris s. Marc July Port a prince
with mise and passengers TO Pim Forwood Co. Arrived
steamer Fl Sol QUICK Orleans July co. with mdse to
Steamer louisiana eager New orleans Win muse anu pas
sUNsEr-wind at SANDY Hook. Hight S. cloudy and hazy
CITY Island. light sw. hazy.
SAILED.
for savannah; Richmond for Newport News. &C.
Also sailcdvia Long Island Sound
Steamer Cottage CITY, for Portland.
CLEARED.
Steamer Nomattc OBJ. Clarke Liverpoo-H Maitland
steamer Azaea (Br). Petrlc, Cork-Simpson, Spence
steamer Iavcl CGcr) Jungst Bremen via southampton
Oerchs & Co.
a%r SGsss nhsg SoS Newport Sc% and
RichmOnd-Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamer ChattahOOchce. DleQctt Sayannah-R l. walker
Ship Clarence Dement,. Eranck, Yokohama-Vernon II
Ship Comet Ger. Krppner. AMER for Oriers-George
r.. NOrrclmann.
Bark Anna Maria dAbundo UtaD. DAmbro,io, Leg
horn-Funch, Edyc & Co. -
Bark Glencona (Br Webster. Cacutta-Charles p.
Summer & co.
Park Ceylan Utah. L.auro. Cape Town and Eas; Lon
don, SA-ArN"n a. Douglass.
Bark Schwandcn tNorl, Erkscn Dunedin and Lyttel-
ton via Frecnante-Arkcll & Douglass tcld 22D.
Sch Ellen Crpsoe Tapley. Rio ''randc do Sui Brazil
Miller & Ioughton. . - .,,,.
sch Annie X kemp Kemp. Port au Prince-F G Elliott
Sch Mecosa StraitOn Hamilton, Ber-Lcaycraft & Co.
Sch gypsum King ODD, Merriam, Windsor, MS /
Sch Myrtle NJ OBJ, Morris, Yarmouth, NSJ w Parker
Sch & Z Giyan tRr). Melvin, Moncton, NB-scammell
Bros. -
sch Joseph Moreau Purse, bridgeport, Conn-trahk L
SIN tn.
sch Genola OBJ. Moran, Perth Amboy-J w Parker
Co.
sch George Harold Obj. Nckerson. South Anboy-
Sch solIie Purnen Beswck Hnl. Richmond, Va
Sch william i Green. Clark. Wilmington Nc-Miller
Sch Adele Ball. Woodruff, Fnandna-Thos Ball &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
ROYAL s ss1is;
III Absolutely Pure.
Absolutely Pure.

AHMED on Thursday. The death OF his oauentcI, "u
N, acton taken by the Board OF Health peyeo Ti
his mind continually, and It is believed rendered n hs
trends can give FOR his strange action. lie mas a
wife two and a daughter. NO one can Dc louna
VITO Mr.. Davis after he left his home on ou'"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

An exciting game OF baseball PLAYED between the
Cuban Giants and the New Brunswcks Nelson Bied,
New brunswick yesterday. The Cuban Giants came 20
the bat in half Of the ninth inning with score
Of 10 against them Angcred BY close decision. BOYD,
the Cuban Giants, attempted TO strike
the umpire, but prevented by the other p ayers.
The New-Brunswicks then became "rttcd' and the
Cuban Giants scored three runs, all on eilors and
thereby tied the score. half OF the tenth nn
the Cuban Giants scored one more run and the game
The
Cubss Giants 80 Q u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

ANNADALE.-Charles Gordon, employed on the
staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad, was run over
and killed by train sunday night ne Was was
Il temperate habits and had worked until O'Clock
in the evening. II is believed that he was taheh
slck while WalLlng along the track on his way NOME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

farned Iuns|New; York ! IIeNeI9nd -, - ~
York IL cleveland g. First base bal.-On Crane >
of Clarkson g. Struck out-Ey Crane 5. by Clarkscu .
Jhree.baee hIt-Zimmcr. TwO-baso hit-O ROurke >3cr
dee h'ts~Grdne Buket Stolen lase-1iernan oR2urke,
Fuller Double plays-Fullcr Bowie and DOYLE. Crane
Fuller and BOYLE. Passed balls-Zlmmer . Doyle l. I'm
pire-Wyc koh. Time OF game 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

MERRICK-Thr twcrty third annual camp meeting
Of the Long Island Camp Meeting Association win
open at Mcrick to-day and will continue In session
elder Of the district will be in charge assisted by the
Rev ". IL. Wardcl. presiding elder OF the New ORR
district. An ATTENDANCE OF several thousand people
f. cXpcctcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

The vest and suspenders are the hot
test things men wear. Let the ladies
have the suspendcrs; put aside the
vest \ vcstless suit of serge or home
spun, negligee shirt and leather belt
that's the proper hot-weathcr RIG.
Negligec shirts ) to 50. lfthc dol
lar shirt is good enough for anybody,
who's too good for the SO one!
Leather belts: 80 cents, Is cents
and 81.
Afraid OF cramps' a perfectly easy and safe bath
ing suit for Men. Women and Chidrcn-the Neptune
Life"
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
TiiEE Prince.
STORES. SD ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements admitted into these column
recommended 10 the readers of THE TRIR.
CNE thoroughly reliable. and business cant.
done BY mail with the advertiser with pcrfect
sufety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

JEh-E1
HE SAYS THE COMPANl's METHODS AXE QUEER
Annlication was made by Charles G.. Clarke, jr., TO
Chancellor McGin yesterday for an Injunction ard a
receiver for the Ncw-York and Brooklyn suburban In
vestm.nt Company. Clarke averIcd that the company
Was Incorporated in NewJcrsey with 100000 capital
wb. manager OF "Thc Argus" he accepted $50 shares
OF stock at the par value OF 20 snare In payment
to atrer,,anr lie alleged that tho managers OF the
.orrr,,v organized a corporation In New-iork and
,r,,s,or,.d IN IL tho land and money OF the New
Jersey corporation intending thereby 10 freeze OUT
a. ,o-oho,ders OF the New-Jersey company. lie
.d n.,or,,v q, the stock OF the HewJersey company
was bought up, but that his stock was not, and the
assets OF the old company were used oy the New orH
Island. $780,. -, ,,,,rc,,on ,r, cror,oa
pointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
CRUISE OF THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB.

THE ATIIION SHOWS HER SUPERIORITY AND
LEADS THE FLEET TO THE PEouor HOUSE.
Morris Cove. Conn, July o5 (speciaD.-The run OF
the Atlantic Yacht Club feet from Black ROCK 10
Morris Cove was made In gentle breezes, Win Nat
Gains. The sloop Athlon, Captain E. b. hHVeh''
showed her superiority. she and the lleres' In" -
spirited brush during the early part Of the rum ana
the Albion was Just passing her rival TO "ihd"afu
when the Penguin sneaked up and blankepol her
Captain Uavens sought higher laurrls, and accordingly
ran through the lee OF the flagship and took thc
lead which he held until anchored in the cove Al
10 80 the signal TO get under weigh was sounded nom
the Water Witch. The ngress Wis the first TO run
mp her head sails and I'll away on the s'arpoar'
tack She was followed by the Gunare ana Ia'er
by the Water Witch. Athlon, Una and PenGuh.
From the inner harbor TO the spar buoy OH
the point II was a close reach on The starp"rn
tock They rounded in the following order: Una,
Water Witch. Tigrcss Ahlon Penguin and Gulnare
Gndusny the Athlon crawled into the wind and was
gaining on fine Tcress when the Penguin again
blaukc1cd her This ended the match. The ORDER
WAS now Una Water witch, Gulnare, Penguin Athlon
and T1gress py noon the wind had almost died out
The Athon was still gaining however, and rapnIy
picking up the leader At 90 the Una fell astern
OF the Water Witch leaving the latter In the lead
The Athlon was still forging ahead and at 80 ran
through the lee Of the Water Witch and took the lead
which she kept TO the finish crossing the line on the
Pecquot House, two minutes ahead of the Gullar
Following is the order and time Of the finish
Athlon ...S- - .OC ri9ress ..............3 40 90
Waer Witch ..S ~ 80 Gunhilde .......-...i 900 90
r'pI ,q '''''-'''''''S 81 90 100 i"
In the evening the Pequot Association entertained
the yachtsmcn Tomorrow the yachts will get under
WAY at O'Clock and sail to New London. where they
will rest over Wednesday. The schooner Nedctte
and the slOOps Rival aud Concord Joined The hect
again In this harDOr to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
lie HAS NO LEGAL RIGHT TO HOLD HIS OFFICE.

,ohr n German president Of the Board OF Tax
Commissioners failed TO file his bond OF $4,000
within tho time prescribed by law. after he was APP
no,nted nv Mavor Cleveland April 30. 1891. lie
did not file the bond unul July Il, 1892 and 1t has
not vet been approved By the Board OF Finance MI
German is also member Of the Board OF Frrcholders'
and when he appointed INK Commissioners "o
nrouised N resign from the Board OF Frecholders.
lilo did nat rescn and continues 10 draw both salaries
When Mayor Wanser discovered recently that German
had not complied with the law he was advised BY
his counsel that the place was legally vacant The
Maror was glad Of this opportunity to relieve the city
Of an undesirable official and he offered the ONCE 10
two prominent Republicans, who each In turn declined
It, They said that GOrmans term OF once "ouiu
end I'm April and that II he contested his removal III
The couris his term would expire before the dpsion
Of the courts could be reached. IL % probable that
Tho Hoard Of FINANCE will approve Germans bond
and that nc Will remain In Office to the end OF MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
joyce out for interfering.
Brooklyn ' ,............I Q Q -

Piitsburg ................0 l NJ
Earned runs-Brooklvn . Pittsbnrg l. Twob'se hit
Reckley Brouthers Sacrifice hts-COrcOan Joyce Hart,
Smith ". Stolen bases-iarrci tirst sse on h.n,T
Baldwin. First base cirOrsI1tteburP s. Struck out
-1;orcoran, T. DAILY Hart 80. faIr H. baldwin Double
p.ys-Mn'er Pierbauer and BecklcN Burns and Iay,
Ward and Brouthers. Umpire-Emslie Iime-l iG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

.O-DAr.
sunrise. 4A7 Set 7i7 Noon ts..oio pm Moonsag
afGH wArsh
Ik-sanhy Ht.. 200 Gov. fsld.. 93l Hen 90. II "a
P.k-Sandy Hk. Oh Gov. Lard. 937 Hell Co.. ll:SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
ALlCunceN MS.

- No fragrant wild flower Of the heath
l. ter than NY Juia's Ugh,
No pearl - whittier than her t'cth,
While her soft lips the roses dye.
For SDXODO\I j. her delight.
II Ac,ns tho.c charms - pugc a - bright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous pentifrce
f. thu best tooth powder the world for preserving the
teeth. Refreshing and de.lc.ous." - cents bo..e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
COULDN'T PLAY IN THE MUD.
NETWORK AND BROOKLYN BOTH BEATEN.
THE GIANTS HAVE THE POOR SATISFACTION OF
BLAMING NEW UMPIKE-PH ILADEL.
PHIA LEADS IN THE RACE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Cleveland o, New.York ?. Chicago 10, Baltimore L.
Pttsburg T. Brooklyn 3. Boston D. LonisNlAe =
Philadelphia g. Cincinnati o. ST. LOWS Z, washington =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

THIBINE ALMANAC. ISD..-i magnificent h"
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reference, wiihonf nay superior. Fall dc-criptie,
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