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New-York tribune., 1895-08-28
ROUSING SERVICES IN OCEAN GROVE
MANY PERSONS PUBLICLY CONVERTED THIEVES
AMONG TIE CAMPERS.


Ocean Grove ~ J.. Aug q (speciaD.-When the
CAMPERS awoke this morning there was n drzzng
rain but their ardor not dampencd. they
turned out 10 the sunrise service and the family de-
votions inst the same. The Rev. DR.. j. T. Wight
man, OF Baltimore. addressed the holiness meeting.
The Rev J. G.. Wilson, Of Philadelphia. was the
principal speaker at Mr.. Yatmans young people
meeting Mrs Wilson sang.
President T.. H. Stokes Of the Camp Association.
is laid I'D with neuralgia. Vice-President A. r.
Ballard presided 1T the 1890 o'clock public service
The Rev. Richard Van Hcrn OF the Newark Con-
ference made the opening prayer. and the Rev. Dr'
Walters OF the New-Jersey Conference. read the
Rev Dt William Lynch. OF the Pittsburg Confer
ence Dr. Ballard ma lie appeal to the uncon-
verted. and a large nun ber came forward to the
altar. as they had at the holiness service.
At 3 o'clock the Rev. Dr. T. T. Martndale. OF 'he
Wilmington Conferaace. occupied the auditorium
platform The evening preacher was the Rev DR..
was another great after-meeting conducted by the
Rev Dr. d. H. Potter. OF Chicago.
A gang OF thieves Is at work here. This happens
every year during the camp Last evening the cot
tage Of Mrs Lydia NJ Aidrlch. OF Newark. n. j..
and "A gold watch and considerable money were
taken Several neighbors a gray-haired. shah,
billy dressed man about the house. but they supposeu
he belonged there 49,.
The most daring theft that has yet come to light
was committed ,o-day at the holiness meeting
There we're good many people kneeling al lhe
altar, and many more crowded around them sing
ing Mrs Mary r.. Boyle. OF Ianslngburg, y, y,
clerical looking man, who was kneeng by her. she
lost all the money she had with her.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28
ARMY ORDERS.

Washington, Aug. 27.-(SpeclaD. The following
Army orders have been issued: Second Lieutenant
Edmund NJ Blake. 9Th Artillery. IL directed. upon
complying with his previous orders. to report for
duty 10 the commanding officer. hh Artillery. Wash
rgton Barracks, ID. C., 10 proceed soon as prac-
icable 10 report In person 10 the commanding ofi-
Ger OF Light Battery h. 4th Artillery, for duty with
that battery. The leave Of absence surgeon :
certificate Of disability granted First Lieutenant
Charles l.. Elliott. 4th Cavalry. Is extended one
month surgeons certificate OF disability. with
permission TO leave the Department OF the colum-
bia. Leave OF absence surgeons certificate OF
disability granted Second Lieutenant Otho w Is.
Farr. "a Artillery. Is extended two months on sur
geon's certificate OF disability. Leave OF absence
for one month from September l. 1895. Is granted
Second Lieutenant Matthew a. Batson. 9th Cavalry:
Leave of absence for fourteen days II granted First
Lieutenant Charles McQuiston. ith Infantry The
leave OF absence heretofore granted Major John
iitfnan, Ordnance department.. IN extended nftecn
days, The leave OF absence granted First Idcuten-
ant William y. Pelrce Ordnance Department, In sx-
tended month.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Philadelphia. Aug. 27-ceveand defeated Philadelphia
this and thereby the series. seven games to
nve Knell was Wild sending four to first on balls
in the first innings Cuppy who succeeded him. was
effective Attendance. :IG4 The score
Philadelphia .........'..-'.''. 10
Base hlts-Philade.phla T. Cleveland ~ Errors-Pha-
depha Cleveland 2 r.H ana c'emeA'
Baltimore. Aug. 27.-McMahon to-day scored his third
shut ont since his return the ranks lie pitched
magnificent game. and had fauess support The cnc'n-
natls did get man beyond second BASE and only
seven Of them reached on the other hand the cham
pons Dwyers delivery at Will after the third inning
Attendance .. 100. The score;
Baltimore ............-....... ! 4-0
Cincinnati .................... q D o.
Base hits-Baltmorc Il. CINCINNATI Errors-balhmore
and Vaughan. Impires- O'Day and Burnham
Boston, Aug. 2I.--Hoson won its third straight game
ovor p,,tsurc AT the South Grounds to-day mainly
through poor fielding the part OF the Pirates At
tendance 1000. The score;
Boston ...................ee o-s ss
10 psSsrs ana snse, a1s and
Merritt. umpre-O' ConnOr.
Washington Aug 27.-Two games were played here TO-
day Chicago winning the first which was an eleven
inning contest and the being called at the end of
seven innings when the tie. Joe Coroett.
OF the puilist, pitched for the nome team IN
the second. Attendance. 23o0. The scores;
FIRST GAME.
Washington .............dd SS $50 -
Chicago .............''...'o
Washington l3 Chicago 13. Errors-Wsshins
ton Chicago . BatterIes-Anderson ana McGuire;
uutchison and Kittridge Umpire-keefe
SECOND GAME
Washington ...-......''''''''''''''''v ~ -
| Chicago ...........................' 1t
R.sahIts-Vashington : Chicago 10. Errors-Washing
ton / Chicagn l. Rateries-Corbett and Mcclure; Dolan
ard Donahue. tmprc-keefe
At sprngned-sprnghed 10. Scranton T.
AT Rocheser-First game. Rochester D. Toronto 2; sec
ond game Rochester 2. Toronto 2
Al Observation-Disclosures q. Wilkesbarre s.
At I,unalo-Bufraio .. Syracuse J.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28

Louisville s. New York Z. Chicago .. Washington y
Brooklyn IL. ST. Louis FIRST game -,
Cleveland :. Philadelphia a. chicago o washington D.
Baltimore TO- Cincinnati U. Tie second
Boston 49, Pittsburg \.
No team Is so lowly but that 1t can come TO New
York now and give the oLe-time Giants a desperate
battle Those wandering comedians from the BlIe
Grass region came TO town yesterday, dragging
with them their record string OF defeats No. L.
which Is the ta-cnders' numerical position IN the
League did not show any signs OF fear as they ap-
peared In the Harlem Hollow. and II was whispered
about among the few reporters and police VINO were
present that some pold. bad man must have in
formed the Colonies what kind or a game the New-
York team has been playing this season.
The men from Louisville were as spry as mex
perienced and sma-salaried ball-players could be
IN their preliminary practice and they showed some
slgns Of spirit when he NewYork players. In their
dirty uniforms strutted ont on the field. lnks's
record has been smeared and blotted this year but
he thought that ne could do well az Meekln, ana
he did in fact he did better. for his team won ana
his support was nearly good as that given to
the local pitcher -,
The attendance the smallest seen at the local
grounds In years. Meekin pitched poorly at the
start and the tail-enders had read OF TO at the
end OF the second inning. Then Meekin settled
no With the score s TO against them the home
team went to the bat in the ninth inning. with one
out by a wonderful running catch by Wrigh
Meekin reached first on an error Dy Snlgart, an l
Fuller followed with hls fourth hit Of the game II
looked like victory. but II was not Tor Davis ana
Van Halren sent up puny files. and the game was
The umpring OF JtNne was not satisfactory
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28
EIGHT COrNTERrEIrERS CAPTURED

Perry Okla. Aug. GA party OF United States
Deputy -Marshas broke up big gang OF counter-t
feters In the kaw Indian country ON Sunday night,
The headquarters OF the counterfelters a Target
cave on the banks OF the Arkansas River When
the officers arrived fifteen OF the gang ats
work. OF these. escaped after sharp ex-
change OF shots. but eight were captured. The
prisoners are benjamin Henry Char.es Cross John
Cross. Joseph Roberts, Charles Boyd, Samuel Becy
and TWO Others, whose names unknown TO the
narshals. The capture Is tho largest made In the
West Tor several years. and II will probably check
me Hood or counterfeit money that has been poured
INTO Kansas. Texas and the indian Territory during
the last several months.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28
FOR YALEs FOOTBALL TEAM.

New-Haven. Conn. Aug. T-Captain Thorne. OF
the Yale football team. has examined a number OF
candidates for the eleven to begin preliminary
practice In this city September a. This Is
somewhat of a surprise. 1t was announced by
the football management that there would be no
summer training this year The training at
Travers Island will be dispensed with. but the men
will get to work Yale Field at about the usual
time. Quarters have been engaged for the cand-
dates at the usual place 1t Is expected that about
half a dozen candidates will be summoned together
the first day and the number gradually Increased
until the opening OF the fall term OF Yale, Sep
tcmber 26.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28
CYCLING RACES IN TOLEDO.

Toledo Aug 27-The fall race meeting In connec-
tion with the Tri-state Fair opened at the Expo
sition half-mllc track to-day. The feature was
Sangers exhibition half mile. summarizes
Mile bicycle race flying staru-Tyer won; Johnson.
second: Sanger. third. Time-2:lif.
ono mil. unnndicap,- Harry G. Tyler scratch). won;
A. r. W.,ng OiO yardsJ second: Patrick OConnor 40
yards,. third Time-2:23
Ua mil. exhibition Dy Walter Sanger paced by OCon
nor and coleman ana Wcing and klusenan On TWO tan
iems Time-5sis
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28

ford beat Russell; L. r. Belts beat r. II. Robertson:
Griffith beat T. NJ Robertson W. X. Belts beat seoh'
Lvermore beat Curtis.
The match will be finished to-day.
Although few OF the scores were kept. the playing
was decided improvement on that OF MONDAY
morning G. W. Barnes, in his match with Gray,
made the course In eighty seven, the best that mas
yet been done In the tournament. w. X. Belts, one
Of the juniors. made both his rounds in ninety.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28

A NEW WHEEL APPEARS.
BIO TUBING AND SMALL. TIRES AND RIMs-A
BICYCLE TRIP ABROAD OTHER NOTES


BICYCLE TRIP ABROAD OTHER NOTES
AND COMMENTS.
a young living ut Bath Beach appeared on
tn. road yesterday with u new wheel, which he
says IL built upon the lines or the 1896 model II Is
at least the 96 model Of the makers OF that partcu
lar wheel but whether the same style and general
prncipl.s VIII be- adopted 10y the other makers
mains 10 be- seen The bicycle weighs seventeen
and onc-half pounds. and II IL what might u"
called seini-road or half-racing wheel. or IN"
scorchcrs' delight. the sensible riders horror,
The wheel does not possess many striking changes
from the 1895 model except that the tubing Is much
larger while the rim and tires are much smaller
The frame IL made OF and one-quarter-lnch
tubing. while the tires appear to be about an men
I'm diameter. The handle bars are adjustable IL
is a handsome wheel to look at. but 1t Is doubtful
If II will stand up the rough roads In this
neighborhood.
An enthusiastic wheeman proposes forming
combination of cycling. literature and foreign
travel The idea is to form company OF con
genial spirits. men and women, and travel ABROAD
during the coming winter. The bicycle is 10 De
taken along, and it is to be used exclusively ior
travelling except where the distance pe'"ee"
points of interest is too great
The Harlem Wbeelmen have arranged the follow
ing club runs for next month: September !, 10
East sllp end return; leave Astoria Ferry at a. H.
September =,
clubhouse at $50 IN. September ., to fiuge-
wood n ] leave clubhouse at a. m September
Il 70 Rye Beach: leave clubhouse at . a. IN sep
tember o. to Tarrytown; leave clubhouse at y
a. m September %. to Roclaway Beach; ieaVe
clubhouse at $50 q. IN. ~s~
A rumbling Of discomfort is heard in some League
districts not far from this city. Much dssatisfac-
tion is expressed over the manner in which certain
l.. A. w. affairs have been conducted.
Extensive preparations are being made for the
diamond meet at Springfield, Mass. on September
II and r. Many OF the best men in the three
classes are In active training now at the Sprlns-
field track trying to get In form 10 capture so,iie
of the rich prizes. The Springfield bicycle tiup
officials are confident that they Will have the hhest
programme OF races of the season
The suggestion that n cycle path be made along
the Erie Canal from Albany TO Buffalo ~ meeting
W Hawley, who suggested the path. offers 70 start
the subscription list with contribution OF sl"V
Some handsome prizes will be offered AT tne ian
State meet of the New-Yo state Division at Bui,
falo on September and g. Fifty dollars IN god
Will hc given to the club having the largest mum.
Der OF members at the meet. \ SILVER water SCI
number OF l.. A. W. members present a handsome
banner Will go TO the club having the largest NUM-
ber OF Class 4 winners in the two days races
Cyclists desiring to join the League OF American,
Whcelmcn may obtain full printed Information ana
blanks by sending name and address TO the CycHhs
Editor, NcW-lork Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28

SECOND DAY OF THE GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Scotch weather the order OF the day on the
Shinnecock moorlands for the second day OF the
golf tournament Despite the soft drizzle. there
was goodly showing OF both spectators and play
ers who followed with keen interest the com.etiton
for the Presidents cup The play differed from that
OF Monday In that II was hole play instead OF for
scores The matches began ut l0:3o o'clock. and the
first round resulted as follows;
Dr. Claxton OF Philadelphia beat E C. Ifoyt j. Lynch
beat O. Sincky: j. Frederick Gray beat Archibald Rogers
6 W. Barnes beat u. Emmett II. Terry Jr.. beat Edward
H,l. Walker smith " Tuxedo. beat Edward Moefan, r
Rev Dr. W S Iainsford beat L. &. Murdoch. Judge
Horace Russell George Frazer. II. H. Roerson
~. l.. T. n. Ii.tt e. : Brown. r. T.
beat r.. I~upp. W A. Grihth. OF Quebec Canada.
Henry Trevor n. Belts beat O. Clark. jr. Alfred
Seton of Tuxedo beat A. l.. Morton. A. J.. f.vermore
beat W A. Putnam Dr. Ioli~uok Curtis beat /. A. BID
die. of Philadelphia.
In the afternoon the second round played Caxton
Lynch; Barnes Gray; Terry beat seton: Rains.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28
ExJUSrICg DUFFl's CONDITION.

Toms River. n. j.. Aug. 21-The condition or *.
Justice Patrick Gavan Dufry. who is at the Hotel.
Lafayette. Forked River. has changed very little
during the last two weeks. and his gain Is slight
lie Is stl too weak TO be taken home.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

New-York vs. Cincinnati at Polo Grounds New-York
Brooklyn W. Louisville at Eastern Park. Brooklyn
Boston Cleveland. at Boston
Philadelphia Chicago. at Philadelphia
baltimore Iittsburg. n Baltimore.
Washington st. Louis. at Washington
The New-York and Cincinnati teams Will play a
the Polo Grounds to-day.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28
KINGSTON STUD YEARLINGs SOLD.
The Kingston Stud yearngs were sold at Easton S
Sale Paddocks yesterday. Among the lots SOLD were
the following youngsters. who realized fair prices

u - >, c, decentralization. + Leigh $3.50
y / pyyer
~ c.orgo rio phlins William Wallace 900
iss ~, ts,irco 1ovaI Lncora, ri Nason......
~ ~ prtnca Roval-Fanrl,re. W G. Hayes. 2I5
on r Nv prince Roval-IIcoine; G. Baker 900
Ce e,hi T: oy r''n'e ."... 525
Oh. f. BY Prince Royal-Lonely; H. Enge. 30
u. c. by Prince Roya-Penelope: q. f. Bennell... %
~ - iv prince Royal-Tartarine: r Dapman.... l2J
Rr hv s., C;eorge-Tna B: d. NJ Dodge. ....... 1900
S.arrahK"' s,'h '' s"'''' 100
nv Eltwood- A. White. 800
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28

Wisdom and economy lead the way to COWPER.
THWAlT'S, l04 W. l4th Street Choose your CARPETS
now from the samples at The old low priee Of wool and
wages
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28
.ooklyn tenm added another easy victory
BROOKLYN.
Totals -.411 1918 81 IL 4


St Louis " "
Rrooklvn .........-......... D o . o x-l2
runs-St- Louis l. BROOKLYN H. First base on
errors-St Louis g. Brooklyn . Left on bases Louis
o. Brooklyn l. base balisOf Ehret !. on Gum
bert l. Cronn . Struck out-By Ksinger !, by Ehret
I by Gumbert . Three-base hit-Corcoran. Two-base
hts-Daly. La Chance. Gumbert Quinn. Ehret: Double
and La Chance; Quinn. Ely and Mcfad-
den o. Hit with pitched ball-Grifn. tmpire-Murray.
Time AZ. Attendance, ]. 200
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28

Valley. . 81 S5). (OLeary) 15-1 81
Canterbury 3, III (car. 11p. tOverton) 201 6l
Time-l:i3 Is.
Won by four lengths; length between second and
third.
SECOND RACE-TIIE AUTUMN MAIDEN STAKES: for
two-year-olds: guaranteed value. 5000: penalties.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28

ALBEMARLE.
C. Galpin & wife. Chicago.
]. r. Winslow, Cincinnati.
J. +. Hanscom. Philadelphia.
IL. J. Chiffon. Philadelphia
J. Lawton. Kansas city.
G. IL. Bryson. Glasgow.
ASTOR.
T.. r. Lyon, Detroit.
w. u. Phillips q wife. Fen
ton, Mich.
G. Torrey. Boston.
]. w. Wilson. Boston.
Mrs. L. X. Ware. Minneapo-
lis.
T. II. Bullock. st. John.
i. s. Page. Scranton.
y. A. Baldwin, st. Paul.
II. &. Allen < wife. Erie.
w. .. Horton. Albany.
j.. G.. Beers. Chicago.
G.. W. Moore. jr.. Lynch
burg.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
l.. Gardner. Philadelphia.
Miss J. Buckley. Memphis.
NJ. Elkan. Macon.
T.. ilarn~s. Cleveland.
l.. ". Lyman. Beloit. wis.
o. W. Lyman. CEDAR Rapids
G. A. sullivan X wife. De
troit.
G.. u. Hil,. Dallas.
J. q. Harris. Charlotte. y. c
BRUNSWICK.
G. r. Mash e. wife. Altoona
Mrs. II. W. Brackett. Chi
cago.
Mrs. N. wigg. Atlantic Cit
Mrs. +. +. Martin. Washing
ton.
T.. !. Ferguson. New-Or
Mrs. j. E. Crawford. Mis-
souri,.
w. =. Johnson & wife
LOUISVILLE.
a. Wilson q wife. Denver.
f.. Watts. Middlesbroke.
w. q. Thompson. Detroit.
{. 4. Roberts x wife. Lon
don, England.
GILSEY.
=. W. Wren. Bridgeport.
". NJ. Brown X wife. Phila
delphia.
d. +. Douglas. Providence.
w. 10. kibbee. Albany.
X. c. Hoffman. Baltimore.
g. l.. Dobson. Kansas city
IL. Milford. London.
n. Thayer. Kansas City.
HI. d. speed. Chicago.
J. +. Brady & wife. ST
Louis.
c. l.. Myers. Florida.
r. q. Iawton. Cuba.
&. n. Brady. Washington.
GRAND UNION.
W. O. Johnson. L. !. A.
J. :. Menough. oxford. Penl
T.. y. Smith. Easton.
IL. r.. Billings \ wife. Hart
ford.
J. Il. Loyner. Springfield.
w. Robinson, Montreal.
NJ. ID. Gross. ST. Louis.
J. III. Hawley. Syracuse.
w. X. Stubs. Chicago.
X. Valentine. Mt. Lebanon
I. II. Lewis. Rochester.
GRAND.
J. Moorey. Scranton.
A. Kaufman. Decatur.
Mrs. W. /. fostrr. cleve
land.
7. w. Anscll. Macon.
q. T. Coe. Philadelphia.
w. Hamilton. Pittsbury.
]. Il. Laniers Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28

He has done the next best thing. though, by pre-
sentng to Mr. Frohman the saddle and bride worn ,
by Requitai in his great victory last Saturday Ths
saddle and bride will be worn In the melodrama
by Clipstone the horse that wins the Derby. TIC
finish OF which famous will be shown on the
Academy stage.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28
wEL.KNowN PEOPLE AT THE COURSE


wELI~KNOwN PEOPLE AT THE COURSE.
Society turned out In pretty fair numbers yester-
day at the sheepshead Bay track to witness the
features OF the day. which the Autumn
Maiden Stakes for -year-o.ds. at five furlongs
and the Dolphin. for three -year-ods. at mile
and furlong The day was not perfect one, al
though there was rain at the track. but the
threatening weather OF the early part OF the morn
Ing and the slight storm at noon no doubt kept
thousands of people away from the racetrack
They missed a days sport and most attractive
programme OF music prepared by Lander especially
for the day The boxes in the grandstand were
nearly all filed and most of the seats. reserved ana
unreserved. occupied, while the piazza OF the
clubhouse was well patronized by members and
their friends.
]. Harry Alexandra had guests In his box Mr
and Mrs. Henry Warner Socum, jr.. and Jules
Vatable
A. H. Mummel had with him in box No 25, Mrs.
Charles a. Carroll of Baltimore; Mrs. David Huy-
Ter Roberts and Mrs. Stevens. OF San Francisco
In box No II were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. oak
ley and Mrs. Seach.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeWof Hopper, who occupied box
No. 3. had az their guests Miss sydney Armstrong
and j. q. Foansbee.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis ID. Beard. who sat In one
OF the ettered boxes. had with them Mrs. A. Bar
tow and J. Robinson Beard.
Some Of the other spectators seen elsewhere on the
track Pierre Lorillard H. De Courcey Forbes.
William \. Pinkerton. Of Chicago; +. Gray Girls
wold. j. Ogden, secretary OF the ontario Jockey
Club; DR.. Andrew Smith. chairman OF the Executive
Committee OF the ontario Jockey Club: William
H. Sands. Harry Steers. Charles White. Alfred
Seaton Post. Colonel Lawrence Kip. Cornelius Eel
loves. Middleton 5 Burrili Amory > Hodges, John
Hunter. John G.. Iieckscher Dwight Porter. Dr.
Gideon L. Knapp. James Il. kecne. Commodore O.
stnyvesant. Daniel Green. A. classon, Edward Llv-
ingston Burrill Nathan Whitman. Uncle Sims
Hoagland. John Hoey Alien Campbell. + App:e-
head. A. F. Walcott William Coster. J. ID. Downer.
John DAILY H. X Ningut. Walter johnson. Arthur
Moore, II. A. Gunther and Harry Gilmour.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28

Beecham's pills for constr
patton Ios and 25s. Get the
book at your druggists and
90 by it.
Annual ssiss lore than eoo0Uooss
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28

SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
moderate card Is offered to racegoers at Sleeps
head Bay to-day. The conditions are such that
good contests should result in some OF the races.
Here the entries:
FIRST RACE-Maiden ar-olds; maiden jockeys
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28

A. Britton & wife. Chicaeo
II. ID. Gregory. Louisville.
A. NJ. D'Armit, u. \. A.
c. II. Hall. jr.. Macon.
HOFFMAN.
W. p. Pennington. Cncin-
natl.
W. X. Hutton & wife. Phiia.
B. Gimbel. Philadelphia.
Mrs. y. NJ. Walters. Balti-
more.
J. T. Mccreely. Hinton.
l.. l.. Klein. Plt'sburg.
Mrs. A. e. Cassidy. St.
NJ. B. Davis, Montreal.
h. X. Bush. Louisville.
J. {. Whitney. Baltimore.
HOLLAND.
+. X. Hippo. Philadelphia
W. /, Burton. Orleans
IL. Jewell. Chicago.
J. y. Black. Ireland.
j. r.. Holden. Chicago.
y. NJ. Harrison. Indian
apolls.
A. Tyler. ~. Paul.
Mrs. .. u. Pan. Indian
apolls.
Mrs. J. A. PfaN. Denver.
/. Nogel. Washington.
J. &. Richardson. ~. fouiA
PARK AVENUE.
~. Selden. Norfolk. Va.
NJ. +. Marks. Hartford.
X. q. Campbell, South LA
Mass.
'lG. ). Lewis. Hartford.
ID. \. Wells. Norwich.
A. Buriis. l.. ;. y.
J. u. Beach. Saratoga.
X. II. Harnet. Peoria.
A. Ellison. Jr.. Louisville.
ST. JAMES.
MissJ. MacQueston. Chicago
-. McClinch. Philadelphia.
W. a. Williams. Chicago.
q. W. Farmer. Philadelphia.
l.. W. Callert. Georgia.
J. z. Palmer. 81. Louis.
ii. Brown, Louisville.
X. q. Parker. Louisville.
STURTEvANT.
ID. Edwards a. wife, Prince.
ton.
T. 4. Thompson. Chatta-
nooga-
II. Bushnell. Chattanooga
+. A. Campbell. Troy. !
J. Il. Rawson 4 wife. Nash
vile.
@. w. Coates. Atlanta
=. T. Coleman. Atlanta
H.. {. Runkle. Williamspore
X. y. wooley, lexington.
f.. N. Thomas & wife Al
toona.
D. Rentz e. wife. London.
l.. &. Kellogg. WashinStoA
WESTMINSTER
=. o. Meyrick. Liverpool
England.
=. Macarkie. London.
J. Widder. Cleveland.
4. y. Johnson. 81. isouiA
J. r.. Pitcher. 81. Louis.
I. karr. Rock Island. Ill.
NJ. T.. Gable. pittsburg.
&. IL. McCarter, philadee
phia. b
+. Il. Albertson. rhilaielphta
Mrs. II. Atherton. Scranton
Mrs. q. T.. Gould 4 family.
Scranton. /;
r. Nodgson. Buffalo.
T.. l.. Arnold. baldwin, n. T.,
!. II. Beale. Boston. 7
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28
GUESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.

There were but few vacant rooms to be had last
night In the leading hotels and many man waa
content to share a room with a stranger. The week
bids fair to be satisfactory one to the hotel
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28

Earned runs Louisville . New York . First base by
errurs-Ianisviiie l. New-York g. i"f bas"s-Iouis.
vil. 4 New York q First base balls on Inks = OF
M.-kin 4 struck Nv Inks . BY Merltn o. Two base
hits Holmes CLARKE. Shugart. Davis wilson Shcrlnc"
hits Warner Holmes Stolen bases-Collins Murphy.
IIt hy pitcher Spies. Wild pitches Meckin . Passed
balls Warner Time of game 2'O9 Umpire Je,ne
Tho brooklyn team added another easy victory
10 It's list NJ Eastern Park. Brooklyn, yesterday,
defeating that wretched aggregation from ST.
Louis by tae score Of IL to D. Kissinger was
knocked out OF the box In the second inning; Gum
bert retired the St Louis men In short order Tor
seven innings. when Cronin sent In 10 pitch
He did not do we'll. the Western men scoring
five runs In the last two innings. The score;
New-York tribune., 1895-08-28

The suggestion that cycle path be made aiong
the Erie Canal from Albany to Buffalo ~ meeting
with general favor In that part OF the state. \.
". Hawley, who suggested the path oHers 10 STD @
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