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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20


Tho friends Of the Giants we'll satisfied WIN INV
,ccorl the team has made this week. and this iaco "'
arrry illustrated Yesterday whcn about 1oOoo p'opo
won't 70 tho Grounds witness two games oe1"'e
IN. New York aud Boston teams. Each team won u'
cisyc victory .-d the Giants thee out oil 'h
four games PLAYED with the champions, an almost unp'
ccdcntcd record their admirers naturally wei coh"
Four straight Victories such team would haN' 'ecp
anost too much ask n the NewY orkcrs "'r'" "'"
wilson the now battery secured from the Augusta Cup
NJ tho Southern League played in tho Drst game a"
their work acceptable In spite Of the fact ua
rho Giants lost support poor, and he VIII
do hotter next time hal finger split In inc
1ftb inning and Bennett took hi, place.
The Giants took the lead at the start Ward ma1o
,hobaccor to right field and scored sacrifice Dy
risrn,n In the fourth inning contemplate lntefi''rn'
i wore ma ny rcspon sble for the runs scored by
ro.ton Mccarthy hit -afey ard was forced out ~ N"
uckcr was sent 10 first balls When Nash staf'u Tor
mind Tucker int rfcrcd with tho throw. Carroll Sacr
need and Nash scored. and Tucker scored on h' by
Merritt -
In the hitter half the inning tho Giants nade run
r-ro- H. Duffy and Nash and sacrifice by Conhof "'r
s,r blo for The nun Boston scored three runs III inc
ef,h Inning The runs made on two twoba'' mus
,r Lowe and Nash base on balls and VITA p'''h'
r moro nuns went 20 Bostn list in the sixth inning on
tobasc hit, by ',astright and Duly. hits by Lowe oil"
NrCarthv q sacrifice snl a basc OF balls.
Tn, Giant got IN the sixth two In the clehth am
on, In the ninth. while Boston hold her lead by 'corhe
Two in the eighth In tn" ninth o. rnan ana VII
,,n wcr, loudly appauded they left the hciu' Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
WHITE ri ANS

In the proceeding, hcfor" ~urr"ga'" Conn N'-''F
day. relative to the estate 81 Emory Mead Z" LOWE
horo. who died IN December. 1901, leaving property
valued at 10000. and bcquralElns . mortgage "'
~ 100 TO Frederick Howe. OF 'ro-' KN'r a SUD
scriIinc 'vnc~, to the will. the surrogate d''lAr"l
the bcqucsi to Howe void. because ne ''n' w." P'''
heir 10 an estate cannot act legally u, subscribing
vit,css IA will hcdncathing him a part" The
Vis.c. Fannie Kaiser Tippe lac. Eiiti Bank. LueN
VcrIlanck. Molc and Helen Maen'o>. Ml>' W.T." ,n"
ui.i Sninin Will conduct q lawn party n"Ni Mon
dov I'm aid Of the hospital fund. lh" pTH'1 7" j."
awar,cd az The Wc,tchc,icr County FAR "-T't'''
for prize awards for women, work, farm produce
amateur art poultry, cattle. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
COMPLAINT ABOUT WORK on Az ARvORY.

John Guy clerk Of the Armory Board. reported to
the board at It's meeting in the Mayors occ ycsier
day that the architect of the new armory for the list
REGIMENT At Thirty fourth II. and fOurthave., had
not followed the plans and specifications. Mr.. Guy
said that twenty -tgo Windows had been put in the
lantern Of the tower. while the specifications called fDr
twenty seven. Mr.. 1homa,. the architect said that
the change had been found necessary. Mr. Guy said
also that two the turres had not beer rooted with
iron a. they should have been The subject was
referred 70 the Building Department.
General Fitzgerald reported thlt Troop a had been
able TO G. me 10 q satisfactory agreement with the
owner Of the building II uses as an armory. The
rental for this year viii be- $1,000 Til, sum Va,
satisfactory 10 the hoard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEW. "WEDNESDAY. JULY 10.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Chester (rD, Lewis, southampton July o,
mdse and l22 cabin and il seerage passengers To
International Navigation Co. Arrived at the bar at
III.
Steamer weehawken OBJ, Manning London July L. IN
ballast lcye. Arrived az the Bar at II 80
p 10. OF 18th.
Steamer l,aku standard Obj. Brown, Dartmouth July
D. Dciawaio Brakwatr IN ballast 10 Gusave lIcyc.
Arrived the Bar at 80
Steamer Neptune OBJ, Fraser. st. AIMS BAY July Il
aud Por, Morant i$. Port Maria II: Win mdse to } Il
Kerr 4 CO. Arrived the bar at B 10 M.
steamer wacsland Gel, Bcncc. Antwerp Ju,y s. with
aud Il calm and 523 Secra2H passengers u Inter
national Navigation Co. Arrived AZ Bar at 80 "a IN.
steamer ttulldhall tPrl, Nielsen. ~ Nlnccpt. V,
July s. IN ballast and passengers % Barber & Co.
Arrived the B,r at M
steamer Dunmore (Iir. Campbell. Cardenas July II.
with mdse to w Munson. Arrived at the Bar at
m. - ,, a., - 49,,
g. Tampco o, Campeche H. Progreso IL and Havana lJ
with mdsc and ~ passengers 70 James Ward & Co.
Arrived at the Bar at m July H.
Steamer Cherokee, Bearse. jacksonville July 49,
Charleston Myh mdss snS passengers to Clyde Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
WITTJNllSBRIDGE.

loon after midnight yesterday ir;" Darn OH
thn Crawford place ut the head Of the White Plains
pr,d and Oln.avr Wa dis ovrrcd to Il" on fire.
TIN, nro>mitv of fhc burning structure 10 the .rrromc
Hotel c,u.cd much alarm and th. lromrn worked
hard 10 keep the flame, from spreading 10 lhlS
luildinr In hi, they wcr' >rcc' ~-ful. The barn.
however. Wa, totally DESTROYED. Foreman Townrr.
S..ti, iinn and wa. surprised to find me d'"iH
and npn"r winiow II tie Crawford house. which
Wa, unoocnpi,d. vide cp 70. ana clos" lN PIE nl
boNc. .uturlfcd with kerosene. Later similar pil D.
of infamnah. matc .al vaS found near Oh" J"rom"
Hotel Foreman Tovucr avs D." J. satisfied ina
the barn va, malcioG-ly sci on fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
NOIVT VERNON.

Az 1-yfNowN NAN KILLED on THE RAILROAD.
An anLuown nan was struck ana instantly Killed
near WoodIawn station Yesterday morning 10y IN
Tawling express WI ich left NrW>"fh 'lF ~ lo;'"
O'Clock over III. Harlem Railroad. The body wa
htl,. n,ouclcd fine head being crushed 10 pulp.
or. loo was emf or near the ankle. The body wa
put ON the train and taken 10 ~. vernon. where
Coroner Drew, took clarfr Of It. Their" Is no Glow
I, the identity of The unfortunate man lie was
evidently a iahorrr. about thirty I'VE years old.
Tbeodnr. Rose and Clrrlr, Fisher. boys. vii" We're
fishing ncar The tracts. wrir cN" Vlln"-'", 81 tI'
,nan'> death Both ,ay HAT III" man w1lhcd dc
ulmraicIv on the track and stood facing the triil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
ASSIGNMENT OF ILARDENBERGH & co.

An assignment made yesterday by Harden
bergh & Co.. dealers in carpets at Nos. 5. 10 ana L.
Clinton-st. The members OF the firm are Matthew
HardenberC and George ii. Kelly. The assignee l.
lingo Ursb Of Irsh q RaSquin, lawyers. I'll"
heaviest creditor is the firm OF w. & J. Sloane OF
New. York TO whom 5'il .032 So Is due for goods.
The preferred creditors the Fulton Bank Tor
"a 400: Mrs Anna VI. Iardcnbcrgh, for $500, ana
the employees for salaries. The firm was formerly
Ua,denbergh q King. The failure was due to de-
preston of trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
FIRENEy OVERCOME BIZ GAS WHILE on DUTY.

John Frmun and Anthony MallOa, two Grcmcn
attached 10 Tuck 10. narrowly escaped death by
suIrocaton yesterday In fire In the Basement Of
No. I1jG Sccond-ave. ON the ground floor Leopold
Freeiberg has a drug store and the fire had invaded
This part of the building before the men could got
fairly 10 work on II. 4 line OF hose was run into
The cellar and the blaze was soon exiinguishcd Some
how a gas pipe had been broken and the fumes Of
The escaping cas filled the cellar. Firman and Maoy
tried 10 stop up the Pipe and their comrades. watch
ing outside saw them sagger and fall. Half uncon-
scous they we're carried into the street and within
few minutes had revived sufficiently TO 80 back 10
their work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
P4LLBCARERS AT 4. &. CHENEY'S FUNERAL

The pallbcarers AT the funeral on Monday Of A. G..
Cheney were Hiram Hitchcock. James McCutcheon
James II. Brcsln W. H. Gelshenen. Charles r. Wills
George H. Wyckof directors Of the Garfield National
Bank; ex senators Warner Miller and T. G. Plat ::
r. g. Ralston president OF the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company Scott Foster president Of the Peoples
Bank H. H. BrOckway. treasurer OF the Garfield safe
Deposit Company L. A. Bevn, treasurer Of the Della
mater Iron Works W. ID. POwnall. vice, president Of
the Herring Hall Marvin Company H. f. Morse. prcSl
dent Of the Consumers Ice Company; Smith VI. Weed
and II. G. Iurlcigh.
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PATTERSON
HE II.MrED NINETY rrEr TO lis DEATI.

lie JUMPED NINETY FEET To lis DEATH
William Wilson. 81 No. - Maple a.. - liiiir hri"rr
noon Yesterday left hi- work IN black mitn shop in
Van Iloucu--t. walked tho pa--ac Xiv
which is low. lie a-ccud"d steep clin Oh ih" other
side. near 'hc Ia-.aic Fails walked - point MT
far from the elldor.' monument ana wa, sen Dos
several PERSONS To- throw himself hcadong from the
heights ninety fee, t. the vallvr >bclow. lie Wa
pckcd mp de- Il. with hi face and head terribly crushed
and mangrI and both arm, broken. wilson wa
thirty five years old and married. Tie had been hay
Ing trouble With objectionable tenants. Whether
thi, the heat nnhtlancrl lis mind ana led 10 10"
terrible suicide j. not clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
NEJT-J ERSEY Y.
JERSEY CITY.

The trial OF Alexander Lcits ON the cllr." Of rob.
bling the Pennsylvania Railroad Company of @-i'Vo
wa, ended yesterday. The ca" went to ~" jury W
. D. m. AZ . o'clock they stood uuc for cow non
and three ~ aoiuitia and thor" -r"m y hitl'
probability ~ an agreement tA"S were locked mp ir
the night.
John FAIRY twelve wears oil 81 40. 81 licnd" $40.
Il. CIV. Ncet..r iy sent 10 ilr county
jail H. first s'Olo hi, brothers wai-iclai. Imwlrd
If for 80 cents AMI got drums. After sleeping oil thr
effects of IN" whl-kcy lie broke into benjamin WDf
.tcn'~ cloihine -lOr, the first hoor ~ ihr hpi~r
and stole twelve pair Of trou-"rs which w'r" at'r
ward found hidden la the cellar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
THE FUNERAL OF EDWARD +. CADLEI.

The funeral of Edward b. Galley clerk OF the boaru
of Supervisors for a third OF century, took place
Yesterday afternoon in the Roman Catholic Church OF
St Augustine The Rev. Edward McCarty conducted
O REQUIEM mass and made address. The pail
bearers were Supervisors Hughes. McKane, Comfy
Forney Frion, Boyd, lockwood and Mckeown. The
remaining members Of the Board of supervisors and
many public officials attended the funeral The burial
was I'm HOLY Cross Cemetery. A special meeting Of
the Board of Supervisors held yesterday al noon
and resolutions adopted In eulOgy Of Mr.. Galley
and his long and uninterrupted public service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
rvprpr MIArGHIIN -SPrNDED.

Washington. July lo.-owing to tho dissatisfaction
with the work ~ Umpir Mclaughlin IN the recent
game. In the and at Baltimore This week. fre'',
dent Young has temporarily laid him OIL and assish"
SNYDER IN thi. city II Mr.. Young secure the man
he desires Mclaughlin will be released The probabilities
arc that Cauthers VIII take McIauGhlin's place On Mr.
Young, .tan Of un!pire>.
Washinrt n has released Pitcher Duryea ana signed
,o,, o,,r a local man. Stnckdae the Johns Hopkins
pitcher who ma, PLAYING with the Wikesbare elno
will loin the Washingtons at Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
ANOTHER POLICEMAN on TRIAL FOR ASSAULT

Policeman Edward Neuman, of the eighteenth
Precinct was tried by Commissioner Sheehan AZ foioe
u,adauartcrs Yesterday charge OF assault made
nv Edward C. Murtha plumber. OF No 6i3 East
rlir,eentlrst ON the night Of July 3. according TO
Nurtha's story Neuman pushed Murtha AMI struck
him in the eye and on the nose. Ncuman's defence
v,,s that Nurtha had nsled his sister. Half a
dozen witnesses either side wer" called, ana COM
missioner slcehan reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
CORNERSTONE OF NEW CHURCH LAID.

The cornerstone of the new building Of the Fourth
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church was lald Ne''er
dav. at Fourth-ave and Fory-'xth-S', by Bishop f.
Il. Andrews, of Newl0ik lhe KEW '""'' IL
Lichtbourne. the pastor, PRESIDED Inc pcSulnS
o1sor r : Wing: the Rev Dr. W. W. Clark. the
pev u " Couch the Rev. w. A. Fisk, the Rev
George W. Greenwood. the Rev. GuStavc LAS ana
Others took part in the exercises. several OF thcm
made addresses. Bishop Andrews complimcntcd the
church society upon the progress it had made
The church has 30 members and has been IN eH-
tstonco for a dozen wears. The structure l.
TO be of brick and granite and Will cost fJ1'Ooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
WHAT Is GOING On TO-DAY.

Trunk Line Railroad conference, II a. m
NcwYork Yacht Club Equtlbc Building. D. M
Old Uobokcn Turtle Club breakfast and dinner Kings
bridge a. IN. and 4 y.
Brighton Beach races. =. m
nor,r.,, ~ seven nartics Of Tribune Fresh Air Fund
children and two day excursions
Monmouth Park races. 30 p. m.
Lumber trade meeting to discuss silver NO Is Broad
way. p. m.
Music in East River Park, p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

STATEN STAT 2. I;'9a !. ca 3 o . . Us S-S
Earned runs-Staten Islard \. {. 4. New-1ork \: g.
First base erroTs-Stlfen Island y. & d. New
York \. G. 3. Left on ba'o.-S staten Island H. - -
xcw.York A. G.. H. Base on bals-Or trOnn 5, on
Tynr 3 off Sha rott T. oil Brokaw l. struck outrby
Sharott by Prokaw . Three base nlt-iIhs' cI"p
I.,sc bit--Vas,ford. sacrifice hlt>-B3~-ord laih;
Double piav.-ruckbce and Brush Dawson Mckenie ana
Clark lit bv pitched BALM Kcn1e, FauSs storm
baseS-Daw-on Foster Mckenzie tanss tamPWGshl,d;
itch ronn. Umpire Washington Bergman. Time OF
came
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
HOME NEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

EEEVOORT-w1tcr Peasant, OF London ana Isaac v
rob- ~ n Ccm.tocks y. Y. CLARENDON-Charles
=, cr;ru ot Baltimore. FIFTH ANENtE-Judgc
= T. Nclan Of Mnne>ota; Colonel \. j.. Conr'r OF
onto and Henry W Oliver, Of littsburt HOFFMAN
sir S,.,n.or = John Rnush Minister tc M"Nico. mol
LAND-Jamcs \. Gary, OF Baltimore MI lh'Ah mn
~, mgr s.nan Carlos French. OF Connecticut PLAZA
, Mcleod OF Philadelphia. N1tTORlA-n. NaN"l'
,ire peeian Commissioner 10 the Columbian ENpo1uon
WAIDORF-N Wcrmutn CONAN Commissioner 10 the
,olumhian Exposition. WlNDSOR-John W. Doaie oil
irap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
ROCKLkND COUNTY

NYACK.-1hc Rev. n Pope was installed last
night ~ pastor 81 the German Presbyterian 'hnrch
Of Nvack. Professor Slclcrt. 81 Bloomfield seminary
preached the sermon: ia" Rev. ID. :. honn"r 81
Florida. y y. delivered The charge and The Rev. !.
NuIomoycr. Of Clarlt-town, gave the chitsr To th"
people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
NI'N ARK

Public Prosecutor Crane has iscovcrcd that n
brilIc Of 800 Offered 10 Antonio Aurano. who
caused the arrest Of the justice Of the peace James
WHITE and Special officer Giacomn Fcrra for cN-
tortion Ia 90 away from Newark and not press the
complaint. Aurlano Ia receive $50 when he
lcn the city, and the o.hcr $50 after the case hal
been settled lie declined 10 accept the OIcr. Pros
ccntor Crane will investigate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

Tho -etond not started until f7' y. w.
Baldwin ond St1lev being the ncw pitchers ana h'iy
.,l,q In to catch for Ncw.Yo There were no oth"r
changes The Ncw-Yorkrrs paved In better i'rm TINS
time AID they th"y pleased. Ihey Nlttu'Hy So
lied the came in second inning. when -FOUR mI'' q
,.e ON biii- two sacrifices and an error gave Mcn sN
runs -Four rof-ccItiy~ hit- and tvohAse MT ana one
houc run coupl- with two sacr.nccs the Giants
four more irn- I'm mn inning Errors by Long ana
Bennett were responsible for Newiosk'e run In the soy
euth.
Tho Boston. scored run m the third inning on
,vol, . bit hv Stlcv sacrifice by Long and MT by
n,r, r.b,t o.tcr Two run, were scored in the fourth
ON hit by Tucker. a bao on balls and scratch MI Oi
~t,cv. ~r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
PORTCI HESTER.

A NEW WORKERS TUOI tNI >IItU
In attempting 10 board "a train FOR New YORK N''
,cr,av morning Frederick Collins. VINO lives In ""
York civ and who I. spending The summer I'm Port.
chester -lippd and had h. left foot crushed under
The wheels Mr. Collin, WIS taken To the llnl'a
Hospital. llis foot may have 10 be- aniphlAi'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
PAYING FOR THE FUNERALS OF LIVE MEN.

The Grand Jury examined n number Oh "i'"'N''
Yesterday in the matter Of the payment bN inc COUNTY
n, hills for the burial OF veterans Of the war WIN
are not dead II Is expected that indictments VIII
be handed down tomorrow. The eSpeciai cas- ""
sdered was that Of John Iiumphric>. fer whose Duii
q pavment of $50 was made to Richard W. corey Il
nension agent upon certificate Of ID. J. Lane WHO
cave a vacant lo rs his home. and pretended 10 pc
a son-in-law Of the alleged dead man. Corey cannot
be found lie was identified by supervisor Harvey
T Lewis when he drew the money. Inc w'le'No>
examined yesterday included Corey'S WIFE anu sun
Irnnhries county Clerk Cottier Supervisor Lyman,
r + Waldrow A. H. schampf, T. W. Bollas, Johh
eteen ' p,. D"nb and ,uer often supervisor
Iawjs savs he Endorsed the check and identified corey
who is a friend of his.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

Sandy Hook J. July 10 $50 mwind norsa;
moderate breeze; hay OFF shore
CLEARED.
Steamer Cottage City, Bennett, Portland-Horltio HAL
steamer Excelsior, Percy, New-Orieans-J Va
Sickle. -
steamer City Of Alexandria. IIofmann Havana ~
Mexican p9rts-James Ward Il 20. -, -
STEAMER Wyanokc. BOaz, Norfolk ana Rlcnmona-W
Dominion steamship Co.
steamer Norna9nia (Ger Hebich Hamburg VIA s'uo'
ampton-K J Cortis -.
s amer wechawken (BD, Manning, Dover for Sdes
Steamer Dresden GER supner Baltimore-oshks
steamer Rotterdam Dutch, Roggeveen. Rotterdan.
steamer simon Dumois (Nor). Kanitz. Colon and Bocs
WI steamer Rluanelds Lewis Balrimore-H c Fo.tet
steamer Lizzie Henderson, Van kirk, PhladelpMs-
J Roberts. n, ,,,A,o u,r,h,,yr n
Hteam,r Creole Prince (Br Hau-p, Trnidad-jeorp
Christal ~, ,,. ,,.,,, p.N
win & CO. NJ, ,,u. IT nuroo,s 6 70
Dlrk Kathleen OBJ, Warner, Sierra Leohe-'osels
Rapk Habor OBJ. Downing Para-w Crossman
Bro. 49, - NJ. ps,nss A
Pcndleton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
nnInrGKoOMs DEFEATED AGAIN.
BALTIMORE WINS ITS THIRD GAME fhoM
uronKI.YN BY TIM SCORE OF l. TO =

BROOKLYN BY TIM SCORE OF l. TO =
p,ltinor, Illy lo.-rhc orioles made II thr"" s'iaRh
Iy defeating the BrdcgrooIs to'uay' hi''''''' "'-
., -. ,,,d. t,. ..,me moro interesting than the
r would Indicate. Only Brookltntr> r'ach'i sec
ODD las. during the contest. Hawke was very ''c'uN'
i, Foufy t,r,oian and crane securing hits crane wa"
. ,, mark fnr tn, Dfolr lat>iucn. Besides h" gave
-i> bases OH balls four scoring. aud hit clarke III Tue
H.. Attendance. 2A6?. The 'coic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

crr,. Xeu.Yk 3 Bo,on I,ft On b!Nc'-Ne"forS
T. Ro,ton - inst ta-. Oh lall--'l l,Ld" IInni;
.f,l., struck ~ baldwin = J." >..'' ..
Homo run. unor. 1hrr.laN' hlt-p1N', KIN,
AZ rl,rr,n >talcy. i,hnc" NIT nan n,,1',
rkr FULLER. Baldwin. Lon-. Dnui, - nn'tii ,u, So"
...- stan ~ > Wari. ptNi- g. k'll{. po'or pa
"A and Fuller luun., DAVIS ana l"'hI' -
iaii K,ly L. Bcm,u l. Umpire -"e''n'y' l'"e VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

II , First base hY crinfS--
nr'otl,r l. In oa la-c.-Brooklln . i'S'tinorg =
ti,, h,-. ou tall.-Or Hawke ]. or Crane u. Struck
~, nv ,r,nr g. Home run.-Iong. Clarke. Thi,c-
'l' ny ~ ,r,, ir",dwnV Twn-bi-c -Shindlc,
a., M ,.,,n.. bi ur,uth,r. Crane ClarNe Hawke
~tn.cv TAYLOR Stolen ia-'s-keiy kriu I h"is
Trndway. Mc''Iw, K"-iHw r., p Gronc II" Mid
oi,rh- oianc. P,.-cd ball Clarke. tmpirc-EnHhc.
ltu. ,f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
NTW.YORk.

,.o 9or. ..''-'....'I o 0 > / 6
Famed rurs- BOSTON D. Ncw.iorS 8 flr't 'm,' "
NcvYorS fir ln'. on balI..oh "h,tn?n n,,oan q,
f,r...l,,.r hlt--Na-h. ward. Two-ba.' MT
Brfv sash t.p-t,ieht. Iurkc. Fuller. S'cllu'' ~
org Turkrr Cailnll > Tcrnan Davis tonhor buIh',
~,ocn ha,c.-Lowc. Duly. McCarthy Nash InNTr,
f,,l Ti.rran Wilson Double p1f--Ipng ana iuh,I .
,,,-trirht and Lang Lowe and Long. Ht Nv Wt'nmr
Err.r. wild pitch-ticrnan I. Umprc-"anney' Il'ne
= rnmc-9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
AN AMATEUR CONTEST.

The Ncw.york Athletic Clubs team met with another
defeat at West Brighton, 5. l.. yesterday ar,rnooI
Their opponents trlrd a 'hnd" Cronn lie pitched
only inning, however, as the mercury football
tosers batted his curves for seven Tying OF the
ChsksH then went 10 70 psisb. aud hs had his op,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
TIL; RECORDS


Broohlvn ". Baltimore. at Eastern PARK broo"'9"'
Ncw.luf ". Boston. NJ BOSTON,
lhllairlpha " Washington. at Philadelphia
Louisville Vs. Cleveland, at Louisville.
CHICAGO w. Ptt,burg, at Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE MAYOR TO GET THE MINUTES TO-DAY
JUDGE MOORE SIGNS THE ORDER DlRhCIlN"
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO GIVE HIM


JUDGE MOORE SIGNS THE ORDER DIRECTING
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO GIVE HIM
THE DESIRED COPY.
II Is eNpcctcd that Mayor Body will receive ,'''
.onv NJ tho mnutt~, Of the June Grand jury, "mch
no has been seeking ever since his return from Oce'
to-day Judge Moore signed the order yesterday
granting the petition Of the Mayor ana OrueT'hS
District Attorney Rdgway to furnish Il iul copy "
tho uinnr,s OF the testimony taken In regard 10 the
matter upon which he was ccnsurcd' l"e o'O''
reads as follows:
Ordered that the petition be and the same Is hoicDl
u,oa and tb?t the Disrict-Attorncy OF the County oil
I,inos do forthwith furnish 70 the -ad petitioner paiu "
poody a full COPY the minutes Of the "iahu jug VI
tho county OF Kncs for the month Of june 1870 ~
Gov a. the same contain all the testimony roiauhs 10 ~
pvestrato. made by said Grand Jury into inc "'''
., tho consents OF the local authorities OF the ivy vi
Rrooklvn for the construction. extension or olro" "
street surface railroads rad city, and that ssu VoP'
shall he made IN the exact form OF the orleih" "'
md that said cony shall forth all the testimony IAN"
before the said Grand Jury in any way iciauIs =" Wv
said petitioner or rad prescntmcnt ana auru''' ~
said copy shall be duly authaAticat"d by inc o"Vi"'
s,enorraphcr to the Grand Jury oscertalnhr an VI INV
testimony referred by this order ana Is III NV 49,
form OF the original minutes, IL being h'ehucu "l VIZ
order that the testimony alone as given before the ~
Jury nv witnesses examined shall b. furnished. .a,.
The copy Of the minutes was not ready S'S'''"''