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Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-21

The crisis in the Prussian cabinet has
not proven go serious as it was at first
feared it would. 1t now appears that
neither Caplivi nor Zedlitz will retire !;
and it is possible that the educational bill
will be modified to meet the views Of
the protesting ministers. OF course. it
would not follow that disruption in
the Prussian cabinet would be followed
by one in the cabinet of the German en-
pire; but there would necessarily be a
great strain, for it is not to be supposed
that the emperor would be satisfied with
advisers in the imperial cabinet who
had traversed his will in their character
as ministers to him as king Of Prussia.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-21
MONDAY, MARCH FL, 1899.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

BY an arrangement with the Southern Cali
cornia Railroad company the HERALD is now
being delivered to its patrons on the line of
what is known as he "Kite-shaped track" In
time to reach the most distant point of the
route before breakfast The towns included in
this service are Garvanza, Raymond, Pasadena,
Lamanda Park, Santa Anita (Sierra Madre),
Monrovia, Azusa, Glendora, San Dimas, Lords
burg, Pomona, via North Pomona, North On
tario, San Bernardino, Highland, Mentone,
Eastberne, Redlands, Cotton, East Riverside,
Riverside and South Riverside. The HERALD
has agents at these places to whom orders can
be given The HERALD publishes the full AS
sociated Press dispatches with news from all
parts of the world and all the local and state
vrews
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-21

A SCOTTISH home rule bill has been
introduced in parliament and meets
with favor from many Conservatives as
we'll as Liberals. 1t provides for the es-
tablishment of Scottish Legislature
which would have jurisdiction over all
matters not conflicting with the recog-
nized functions of the imperial parlia-
ment. This measure is undoubtedly
the result of agitation for home rule for
Ireland. Scotland will undoubtedly sue
ceed in securing the passage of this bill.
It will then be in order for the Salisbury
government to say why Scotland should
have home rule and Ireland not. This
will be difficult nut for Balfour to
crack.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-21
ORANGE HEIGHTS

and attractive subdivision of portion of the high
Riverside Colony and being ostess and not subject to I'M
special advantages for the culture OF the
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-21

THE large number of people who
made the excursion on Saturday on the
Santa, Fe railroad around the kite
shaped track were delighted with the
trip, and were universally impressed
with the fine condition of the country.
The rains have been ample to give the
crops the most promising outlook. This
is not by any means an off-year for
rains, and it will prove one of the very
best agricultural years we have ever
had
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-21

JAY GOULD seems to have found the
climate of Ell Paso go beneficial to his
throat disease that he has made quite a
stay there. The Ell Pasoans have lost
nothing by having the actual presence
of Gould in their section. 1t will result
in the building of great bridge across
the river and in other important i'm
provements which will be 10 the ad-
vantage of Ell Paso as well as Gould's
railroad
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-21

teenth century, at time when theo'
logical tenets were the subject OF the
most acute and acrimonious contro-
yersy, should be found at this advanced
age of thought to pass the ordeal OF so
wide and searching a criticism with the
comparatively few changes that are now
suggested,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-21

that the Paris exposition will be
eclipsed.
Take it for all in all, the chances of q
memorable success from all points OF
view at the Columbian worlds fair are
good, and California is fortunate in her
representation in it's directorate.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-21

''What's the matter, sonny?" "The matter?
Why don't have no Time TO play at adjust
COLDS in minute, every old woman in our
square wants me to run round to The drug store
and get her some." whats the medicine
sonny?" "Why, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, OF
CouiA.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-21

Don't fail to hear Miss Yaw tonight.
Her wonderful execution is marvellous.
She sings to ''F" above with ease.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-21

The quickest time and best service
from Los Angeles to the east is made
by the Santa Fe route. The equipment
not excelled. Tourist sleeping-car ex-
cursions, with gentlemanly agent in
charge, through to Boston, leave Lee
Angeles every Thursday. Information
concerning time and routes to all eastern
cities cheerfully furnished at ticket
office, 129 North Spring street, or at
FirsG-street station.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-21
2LEMON-E y

authorities Southern California these lands for the
syndicate
emons one eacb.
side important point The Pacific Clay
the Porpyy Paving the Standard Ferng and
at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
CLAMBAKE OF THE SALVADOR CLUB.

The Salvador Club will give its annual cambahc al
Chestnut Hill Grove Woods, Eatontown. sunday,
August 81. at 2 ~ nj. The clambake Will take place
In honor Of the many victories by the horses Tam
many and Montana and to give expression the clubs
feelings OF admiration and friendship FOR those who
have so admirably handled them In their great CON
tests.
Following is the list Of officers Of the Salvador Club
President Alexander McKeever; vice pre- sidents. Mat
thcw Byrnes and Joshua Gregg; secretary, John F.
Deury treasurer, Daniel Williams; sergeant at-arms,
Byron Bennett.
The Committee Of Arrangements for the clambake
Is composed Of Mayor Grant, Commissioners James J..
Martin Bernard +. Martini j. Sargent Cram, James j.
Phelan and Leicester HOlme, Register F. I. FiN-
gerald Justices Daniel OHeilly, Andrew J. White John
+. Ryan. Thomas F. Grady and william +. Moore
John Kelly, W. II. Clarke, Captain Edward Sleyin.
F. L. pommcr, E. 7. Paxton. y. b. Dayton, Alexander
Clark, A. McCilencey, Wills Holley, John B. Sexton,
john Glackner, Julius Kaufman, George Lester, Frank
Clark, Samuel ROrke and John McKeever
The bake will be under the supervision OF the one
and only Captain Babcoch, he OF the world renowned
About 12o people are expected TO be
present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
LIVE PIGEON SHOOT AT HOLLYWOOD.
WINNERS OF THE ANNUAL GRAND NATIONAL
HANDn,AP MITCH.

Hollywood, y. J.. Aug. 10 (SpcciaD.-The annual
sTdss8 national handicap live pigeon match wac shot
here today before a large and fashionable assembly.
to be shot off at ten birds each. 20 per cent to go
10 the winner 20 per cent TO the second man, and
10 per cent 10 the third. The shooting began at
half past il O'Clock, and continued until g. There
were eleven entries but the real contest was mar
rowcd after the thirteenth round TO T. s. Dando OF
Philadelphia: Edgar c. Murphy, OF New-lork. and
Philip DAILY jr., OF New-York DAILY, however. had
hard luck In losing bird by having II bound out
Of the limits, although killed. This seemed to I'M
nerve him, and he had to be content with tie
for third place with Captain A. A. Money, and
place and money $40; Edgar G. Murphy was
second and secured 1920. Dando shot from the
3o-yard mark; Murphy from 81 Daily from 2s
Garrison from o. Money from 80
J. 6. Williams shot beautifully after his twentieth
bird, but misses early in the game shut him out
from a place. Dsndo killed forty eight and missed
two Murphy killed forty seven and missed three
Money DAILY and Garrison killed fortyivc each, and
missed five. In the shootof OF ten birds each, for
third place. Garrison started out bravcy and Killed
five birds straight. DAILY lost his nerve after miss
ing two ont OF four, and withdrew. Garrison then
missed two easy flyers in succession, and Money won
third place killing nine ont Of ten.
Several Of the bookmakers from Monmouth Park
made books on the shoot, and 5000 changed
hands on the result and single shots. Other con
testants were II. Yale DOlan. Frederick Iiocy,
Frederick Loeb, l.. Davenport and c. W. Dolan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
WHAT YACnTsMEN ARE DOING.

The yacht Tampa has been chartered by Johh
Lee Carroll jr.. who has gone In her with party oil
friends TO the coast OF Labrador.
The schooner yacht IIcur de Lys is this year under
charter TO q. Mr.. Agar IS paym1stor OF inc
Naval Reserve Battalion
The steam launch COot, built for Dr.. Richard H. Dcrpy
Of this city, launched YESTERDAY from the yards oil
Charles Seabury Co.. at Nyack. The Coot IL iorty-t"a
feet over ALL eight three BEAM and three fc't
Graft. Her speed viii be twelve miles an hour. Dr.
Derby will her for running into the city from Loyd
Neck and for cruising the Sound.
Ex-Comn odoic Chsde Of The Harlem Yacht Club' IS
getting ready for cruise to the eastward a. far a. boA
Island on his sloop Pontiac. Entries for the ian
regatta OF the Harlem Yacnt Club coming In ''t'
Nearly sevcnty-,e boats have already entered AZ h''
regatta the contest between the soops Peerless ana "cu
VIII be watched with Interest By the Harlem meii' anu
there Is generous and spirited rivalry between the two
yachts The English yawl Eusace has been chartered o'
Messrs Jackson and Hcndiy. Of Harlem Yacht Club
who the fall regatta will cruise around Long lsian0
The match race between yachts Sophia and Regen Of
the Harlem Yacht Club. will be sailed tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
THEY FAILED TO REACH 4 COMPROMISE
A CONFERENCE BETWEEN GRANITE MANuFACT
URERS AND STOSLCUTTERS COMES
no NOTHING

Dostcn Aug. 10.-A well-atendcd conference was
held this afternoon IN tbs city between the executive
committees OF the New England Granite Manufacturers
Association and the Sonecutfcrs National Union, Tor
tie purpose Of arriving. II possible at somc settlement
Of the existing granite troubles Tie manufacturers
TO-DAY made a new proposition that the BIZ Oh prices
b. adopted 10 terminate February J. the dates January
l. AS heretofore insisted upon by The manufacturers,
and March l. proposed BY the cutters. having been
previously rejected. February J., was suggested rs
compr1n's., but the executive committee Of the
cutters refused to accept the proposition whercupon
the manufactures, announced that they should mike no
further EFFORT TO reconcile the differences between the
two mgs nizat6ns. The manufacturers assert that ex-
&C. nj for the lack OF a few Skilled vori1ncn In some
t,c.itice they have nearlv all the men they want
III about 5000 are row AZ work and that they con
duct thelr business without the aN OF the union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20

5s5s extra Ssscned .,,. Sc sea ga
eSGaHSs ssS? SaH4 ssas' ,' 'a s",
.ef s . I'd %os ?s.H E ssis IS
q4 EGsS at SO scdss s. ' Extra s 50
- - Sss f 60 IN $3.50 afBSEh f % %
aF9 uo'csit hf NrAfs-s l 'q %oeeea.ey '
5000 ,Plhi'i BELLS, s's pISsi, hams S SSSIIsdi
s.q'o fS SSf DO p s R6hlfGS sii2i ga
sSa.r,. i6aS5 Guc,d 7',S 200 n &c ter $50 N
rr to 100 Do eay lover err under s Weak The
West sld Increasing rocc.r; - swine al primary pom.
ss s; NJ e. sG9 S t,s Aqsq o, 0so5
cio ID .nnt r.Ged s.5I ,,o GG 3st South
nTifr~1Ia moderate INQUIRY, but price. underwent 20
to 9sr :9ia%34s dfel@ey esern rpsaSr
a., nf',I ,Sd r,is ext as 22c do nrsts aos
.on4 eiac dairy VIE b., tub ii, eS s Il
sl7c w.,rn imttsl cr@merr 6r.tS .Oc' ,s Gona'
G Cons. i:ac i'% Nossn 3cto o June esa
,c:GDh' ~ 's' FFEo ' aaG steady
g coorss ai9S 81, coss ss d. v,r soe sfi 10
p Gmo5 70 saoe, saGc state factory tl skins
,sa e.: wss;s;s f.
the I P;iGs' ,5 Dre TSs:S, asked
% a%3 6s6ef qaofs@ G & G Gs . tSG
ios7 6aas Ens. ascaya1o ,I ,@si
active and ;sc higher al cr1dGs except yellows
rushed and cut loaf ) 1850 5-l6c; granuated t2a
l5,c: powdered 5G5sc; cnbcs. 47sd5c; confesuonsrs
H. disc: standard A. 4'sa4}e; mould A. 4'.S4 &c
No @ nc. No. I, 15.16d4 116c No: g. Ss64e; 40
Z iso73 i5:iGc: 40, 10 s' dS7sc; No H. n'io@
lsS ,RfSREFassr Lard quoted 9ao4c IN hhds and
Us TALIow"aSoHt sTady; 45.ioa4sc for prime city
TOR THCToNTbe market ruled quiet. with prices gener
ally naInta,noa The Gales have been as follows; sno
cases 1so New Enrl1nd Havana 2lG5oc 300 cases ISL
Fn,and seed 21d 3c $50 1891 state Havana
I7ao9c 90 eases 1891 Dutch 12Gd3c 200 cases lSSl
ono sssicc: bales Havana 63casl l0i 300 oS'e'
WOOI-Thc market presents new features. and
,,ces are without duotahle change stocks are not re-
duccd To any apprcciabl" extent. Manufacturcrs VII
Inv II they can find what they want but this cannot
ALWAYS done The receipts Of totory and TEXAS Toos
,rro ard include 1900 Xxx above fleece wssh'd
sid3Gc 900 cr pglled @oc ZOO L SSne % e0S
Tcv,s 1919; uoo Territory 19a lac 800 % n nn@
Glib Montana i06b1c: - roo Color edo low, Jog I22
Gamble hogs territory 1562ic; 1000 secured california
sOG53,: 10 600 secured Colorado. f22c 10000 Chil,n
lGc: 5000 East india graz. lie: $1,000 CamIc nan
wa she'd 1fc 90 OfO Fast Indl' white loc; l1oOo 70
rrav 5000 medium fierce $3.50 washed heeee 2oo ouo
nulcd 5000 secured pulled 12OnO scouren terfloiv
900 secured Texs> 0OO secured Oregon 5000 Mohar
a. 600 Karadi 1000 Donskai washed oooOn oAIeppe
washed 600 China lambs. 70 200 China omen 1000 hna
hale 9 COO Fast India white. 5000 do gray. 3o,VOO
Khlrgi,e rs, 900 China long fleece on private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
TWO GAMES AT CLEVELAND TO-DAY.
OsROI'PRE To RE LAID OFF-TnE RET0PDS

Only three were played in the League yesterday
and sngulary enough the result in each
prise-Chieogo defeating Brooklyn Pittsturg whtewashng
Boston. and Cincinnati winning from Philadelphia. IN.
New. York Cleveland game postponed account OF
wet grounds and games scheduled at ST. Louis
Louisville.
p. I. Powers the Of the New-York Club tele-
graphed last night that two would be played
Cleveland to-day, and that the Giants
victories, II such thing possible. Rusle will pitch
game end crane the other and Captain Ewing will
catch in both. New-Yorks outfeld will be COMPOSED Of
H. Lyons, DOYLE and Tiernan which makes that depart
unusually strong.
This means the retirement at least temporarily OF
O'Rourke, the regular left6elder. and will howl
from the friends Of tiJ veteran. O'Rourke however,
has done poorly Of late both in the field and tn bat
and sentiment does win basel all games
with the exemplary habits has to 60. In games
O'Rourke has made only three four basehs and at
the at which baseball is being palyed that kind
OF batting, especially from outfeldcr won't do The
n is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
CANOE PRIZES AT wILLsBoRO POINT.

winsboro Point Aug. 10 (special).-Owing 10 the
activity and popularity Of Commodore Whine III" canoe
prizes were more handsome and numerous this year
than ever before. II Is provided that flags shall be
given as prizes as follows: first prize I'm each
race and second I'm each regular contest where more
than two finish. The winners Of the padding trophy
the sailing trophy and the first record man shall re-
ccive large practical bunting flags with the year and
race plainly marked thereon, and the five best flags
Mt the disposal Of the regatta committee shall be
rven TO the first five record mon. Prizes given for
special races or competitions may be accepted at tho
discretion Of the regatta committee. No prizes OF
money shall be raced for. The total number OF
prizes this year five. They were distributed
nj the campfire tonight. The race for the Jabbcr
wock prize was not sailed today. L. f.. II. Barring
ton won the prize for gymnastics, his special effort
being climbing OF his masts aud the throwing
himself Into the water without Ovcrtnrnlng the chnoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
TO END STRIKES IN IRON WORKS.

Lancaster Penn. Aug. 1o.-The Pennsylvania Iron
Works closed June ], owing to a disagreement about
the Amalgamatcd Associations wage scale. The
works will begin operations next week with the old
scale In vogue.
Allentown Penn. Aug. 10.-From oil appearances
the strike Of the employees Of the Catasaqua Iron
Manufacturing Company, which has been In progress
Tor at,een months will soon be at end. Two
., tho members Of the executive committee Of the
directors OF the company yesterday afternoon held
conference with the members OF the advisory board
Of the Amalgamatcd Association 1t Is suppcse that
the committee Will present. at meeting OF the Board
Of Directors in Philadelphia omorrow. u propoti
from the strikers. II is learned " there IS settle
,non, ~ tbs strike IL will be- upon the following
haHs. Tho csmpany TO pay association prices 81
psr Ton or puddiing, recognize the Amalgamated
Association, but will not sign the sceS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Cincinnati, Aug. 19.1Ye CincnnatIs todsys game
in the ninth inning after were out two-bagccr
and single scoring the winning run. The score
T ,5,efdi 9nshh,. --..---...~S Q @ o ia
Basehits-Clncinnat :. Philadelphia II. Errors-Cnciq-
natl 2, Philadelphia 4 Pltchers-Carsey and Sullivan.
Umpire-Iynch.
Pusturs Aug. 19-The Bostons could hit Terry
and were shut out. Attendance, $50. The score:
b hitsa@ '..:...-.."~o Q Q 9 3 GO
MISUNDERSTANDING 10, Boston I. EriOrS-PittshuIg g.
Eoston g. Pitchers-Staley and Terry. Umplrcs-Kelly
and Ehret
Troy Aug. 19-The Troy nine oItbatted the from
Rochester to-day. and interesting uphill The
TsSS ;;s''...... .. Q %
Basehits-Troy To- Rochester 4. ErrorsTroy 3 Roches
Batteries-t,laIkson and Cahin Doan aud Myers.
MiIzentop. " Y, Aug. 19.-Harlcm Valley Baseball
League Mizzentop Hotel II. katonah 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
THE CARD AT MONMOUTH.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY'S RACES.
LAMPLIG HTER WILL CARRY THE RANcoCAs
COLOT.S.

LAMPLIGHTER WILL CARRY THE RANcocAs
There is good card FOR to-day's racing al Mon
mouth Park. Two important stakes are TO DC de'
cided. The Produce stakes for twoyar"is Is
likely 10 produce a close and exciting con'e't' a.
nine two-yearolds are named to start. Th' absence
Of the higher cla5, OF youngsters, Don Alohzo' Dr.
Rce and Sir Walter. makes II difficult 70 select tho
winner, all that engaged carry moderate
weights. Eagle Bird Comanche Restraint and tn,
LauT Gould colt have received special preparations
for the race with the Sunbeam colt AMI Elizabeth L.
as unknown quantities N make II interesting. Tho
Choice stakes loses its attractiveneSs now that Lamp
lighc~ viii race In the RancOcas colors ana hai only
Lconawcll and ARA TO oppose him, ms the
entries indicate. but there Is everv reason q"
expect Yorkvc Bellies name TO be added to the list
at the track. that contest between the champion
colt and nlly OF the three ycarold division Is likely
to take place The other on the card have good
fields OF horses that are evenly matched so thht
splendid days sport may be expected. as the track Is
I'm superb condition and the card Is not likely to suffer
from scratches The entries follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
CLOSE OF HAMPDEN PARK MELTING.
rAyoRlTrs SLAUGHTERED ~ THE THREE CON
TIsTs or THE DAY-HARTFORD's PRO.
GKAMME.

Snrnpned Mas. Aug. 10 lSpccaD-The t-st and
most fortunate week Of sport had at ampdc Park
ended here this evening Generally day two l. lost oy
rains but though rain fell after the lat heat today
.ach OF IA. been and night for racing
The gam. began with class trot once again the
New.York marc Miss Alec. svoritc and once again
che disappointed her party. Ejand J.. thc cfIatlc
kansas city geldng the out-der ~ the party pHs
selling thus: Miss Alice $50 Ane s2s Diamond. ais
Ryland T.. a. and Sometimes 81. bob" stewart
thcr Il owner generally rides tie speedy but ratte
h,aded son Of Ledger IT, to-day Scot Mccoy held the
lines In the nr,t he finished good thrd, - Anne
beat Mis- Alice the wire owing 70 break by ue
l.t.r. Mccoy by this time had the hang Of lSand.
Kvland T. closed Miss Alice In the next heat and bat
her I'm the last by half length With Odds
Of 8 10 laeaust him. Rylnd T. his bcs behavior.
kept the lead the homcstrcch ncst time. when MISS
Alice came fast cutting down the lead Just A. she
looked like winner she broke. aud swer'ne across
Diau,ond VA set back last place. Ryand was at
last quoted over the field at ~ g. Mccoy otter that
kent him length back frm Diamond. but At tho last
turn closed up and beat Diamond by length Alice again
breaking. This Is RyAnd's first win in great many
starts.
A Second odds-on fayotte went under when Lamont
I'm the 2s-cass. srr winning two heats ood reducing
his mark succumbcd the good.looking. cay gated
Pickett q grandson Of Aberdeen; and third fayorit
dumped his followers when Thafon failed even N get
heat In the 22-pace By Rockwell. who started at
long ODDS selling the field at s5. against 80 Tho
winner reduced his record % seconds.
Next week the last meeting OF the circuit begins at
Hartford The programme Of high class for Hart
ford There is $4,000 stake for three year-olds the
Charter oak Stake Of 10000 aud superb list OF elias.
contest The thrcc.ycar-old stake has twelve Of III
hes, young trottcrs In the country. Summaries:
or a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

savannah. Aug 1o-Cotton dull mddlIng. &c: low
mdlng 6'sc good ordinary 8sc ret and receipts
~ bales including II bales crop exports coastwise
lO bales sales 80 bales stock. 635 bales. Weekly-Ne3
sales, IFS bales.
NewOrleans, Aug 19.-C0tton steady; middlfDg, 70 I
low midd.lng. Che goo ordinary 0c net and srass
receipts; 81 bales exports 70 Greot Britln 375 taesi
g3,s receipts 2G21 bales exports TO Great Britain 225
bhles; o. France AZ bales the Continent 100 bales
coaswise, 250f bales sales 2 $50 bales Correction
Exports coastwise August 10 should 1876 bales
August 10, 400 bales August II, 357 bales
,.ave'on Aug 19,Cotton quiet middnP 6Tsc low
nddng 0'.c good ordinary. SEC and receipts
4O2 bales all new crop exports Continent so bales
.alrs. 70 bales stock, 1929 bales. Weeky-Net and
gV~s receipts LILY bales export, the Continent so
balss eoostwiso, 9S5 bales sales; $40 be- ~ a,a
Nofolk Aug. 19.-CottOn steady; middna 1.16c, .
low middling 6c good ordinary, l5-1Gc net and sci
,eeclpts bales exports eoastwise i bales; stock 2v3
exports coastwise, 90s bale sales. 479 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
GAMES To-Day.

Cleveland VS.. Now-YOrk at Cleveland.
Chicago VS.. Brooklyn at Chicago
11ttsburg Boston, at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati vs. Philadelphia, at Cincinnati.
Louisville Washington. at Louisville.
ST. Louis BALTIMORE, at ST. Louis.
The annual game letween the actors and reporters
NIL be Played at the Polo Grounds Thursday Friday.
Burr Mcintosh is the Of the actors team and he
promises to put lively nine Of comedians in the field
The NcwJerssy and Staten Island A. C. teams will
play at Bayonne TO day. The result Will have bear
ing on the Ameteur League race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-PY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo Aug 19-Cattle-Receipts last "a hours. $50
head total for the week thus 1900 head for sane
time last week. ~ $50 head: consigned through, 400
head to Ncv-York COO head sale 30 head closed
steady. all sold Hors-Reccipts last p hours ZOO
tine last week 803s5 acsd: consigned through. 200
head: to Ncw-York. 1850 head Oh sale i 500 head
closed strong. with 9coi mediums It - 20 Sheep aud
amps- Receipts Ias. hours 1900 head total for the
York. l,2c0 head sale 2 COO head closed easier;
carload, " Canada lambs sold at - Goa*7 90; ~ ,,
ments 300; market steady; Texas and indian sT,rs
~ Soatf oO. COWS and Gamers, VI 2b7r 20 hoss
keccpts 100; shipments 500 market strong heavy.
5000 70 mixed s5Ss5 81 fight. s. loasj 90 sheeH-
Ke:epqs 20 shipments 800 market steady best hatSe
mutto1d. - 25fS{ G5.
CAicass. Aug. ls.-''1ye Evening Journap' REPORTS