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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
ONE IN FIVE THOUSAND,
THE PROPORTION OF BAD TEMPERED WOMEN IS
VERY SMALL.

THE PROPORTION OF BAD TEMPERED WOMEN IS
VERY SMALL.
A famous doctor. who regards nagging as
disease. says that one woman in fifty is more or
less afflicted while only one In 1--WE thouea nd Is
hopeless nagger, or In other words, has an in
corrigibly bad temper. Well. that Is a good
showing. considering what women have TO nut
up with in hot weather. They work In over
heated kitchens They vexed with thousan nd
cares. and when night comes. what with cook
ing. mendng and the care Of restless children.
they are utterly worn out
The learned doctor doesn't Say what sort Of
medicine he gives his nagging patients. Natur-
ally, he would not publish his prescriptions in
the newspapers. But wonderland men, too
who feel the whitening. blighting effect of the
torrid weather may be assured that nothing else
than pure stimulant like Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey will give them the sustained energy
and elasticity for which that standard stimulant
is famous
Free from deleterious matter as a mountain
spring this whiskey sharpens the appetite and
assists digestion. Possibility Of danger In drink
ing water and In the seasons fruits and vege-
tables is averteG by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
tangled nerves and a stomach inclined 10 mutiny
are sources of discomfort which cease to annoy
when the entire system Is toned with Duffy
Malt Whiskey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
MRS COTTIER IN CONTEMPT

euE REFUSES TO TELL WHERE HER CHILD is
AND rs SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS IN JAIL
Chicago July s.-Plucky Mrs. Alonzo r. Cott'er
again fatty refused to tell anything In court about
her child Florence to-day and Judge Payne entered
AN order compelling her to stay in jail Tor FIX
months unless she concludes to disclose where the
girl is before that time She Will not 30 10 jail just
vet. however. as the Judge allowed her TO take an
appeal. and pending that appeal. granted stay OF
the order until the appellate court shall nave
chance to review the Bail was fixed at @J"
which was given. The developed some new
md interesting features this morning. Judge Payne
took the woman In hand and in every way tried to
induce her TO tell something OF the child. but his
u,or,s were wasted. He even intimated that ne mad
some inside knowledge asking II the name OF the
cb,,ds guardians was not Jones and II they did not
live near Toronto, Canada. The vigorous cross
Questioning OF the Court brought out notning that
xouli tend 10 solve the mystery. Mrs. Cotter saln
~. child was not In this State. that she saw IL
ias, two weeks ago She did not know where the
ch,id was M this time. and had no means or con,
ynunicating with It's guardians They knew her au-
dress huf SIZE did not know theirs
AIonzo T. Cottier In suit FOR divorce; askeu TOT
the custody OF his child. Mrs Cottier MED Cross s
hi and II was ir the trial Of these issues that the
1iestIon OF where the child now Is came up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
oLAsswoRKEas IN CONVENTION

Toledo. Ohio. July 6-The flint glass" ,,,s
America began their annual conVehiio" ,. NV
morning. opening with address OF "eico"v
the Mayor There are $50 delegates from 10 unions
In the United States and Canada. They wiz ~
here about ten days Chief among the nia.'. oss
come up is the possible settlement OF the
with the United States Glass Trust Inc '.o"n
mas lasted three years. and the union supports ~.
men locked out by the Trust who nave no'
work. A wage scale will also engage attention
Pittsburg. July s.-Delegates representing 0'v"
KILLED workmen engaged In the window-s'ass y"
sustry OF the United States met here to,ar' I'M
ssvnmder and act on matters OF paI nc,us sbt 10
~ S:;:: 8. 'ssss q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
DnEssMAKIyG.

A-ARTlSTIc bRESSMAklNG: I'M
ported fashions. hotel orders az short
notice. goods purchased II desired mOi~f-
ate price. Mf- ELROY. ~ East I'm
49,. between broadway and University
Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
BOARD AND ROOMS.


/ Newly renovated and newly fnrniHhcl
coaI rooms with l"ard. references :"
We sO'h 49,
! MADISON AVE. $50 corner coins.
Par entrance Elegant large ana ShA'1
rooms. with board. strictly nrsi--lass
FIST II - EAST. Rooms. board a.
tendance ard i.r,'iHu nrs'. class. south
>fr people solicited. references.
Peril CT 81 WEST near Broadway
r.. me- single am double. board. all
convenience. summer prices
s7TI ST 3i3 WEST Hani-omeiy fur
ri.hel large amt small rooms. WIN
board ais. back parior suitable for phy-
slriI.
81 ASD w. WEST S2p-sT The best
coolest AMI most Convenient l''aii"n'
p,rti~- visiting tho cify Will mn newly
furnished rooms and cNrellent iahi" AZ
reasonable rates
lOi VANEHLN PLACE northwest corn-r
Warrington Sluare Fine rooms. excel
lem 'nh.~. reference required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
FUR>ISuED ROOMS TO LET.

4 PRETTY. COSBY bachelor apartment TO
~ IN gui~' central location. open ir"-
rlAr~- laruu.' nHprs. etc. steam neat;
rent $3.50 Aypiy . East I'm. - T.. A.
Crulk-hank y CO.. Ia NrDli~sV.
cool. ROOMS COM eui~ni principal hotels
.l4n- iafN valet Attendance. = last
.9ft So between 5'h and Mad.sln AYES
DilDf'E ~ rooms. summer pflr"@. con
,.nl-nf 90 Grand '.nffnl. MADISON ana
elevated. f~fefrnr"s 10 l.'s' ''ih Il
a1D ST - EAST larr- and small
handsomely Furnished ruuus Or g"nil"
m~n. modern conf"ni'rc's. references.
g7Tu ST ~ WEST Desirable vol. FUR
nlsh~i rooms. without board. references
required
lW EAST 2,rH ST rarlor n1or. with
extension. running water. hhih. al'".
other rooms. reasonable
ia WEST i2tTU-sT Private family viii
l-i large furnished room. board opiiontl.
references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al MODELS exhibited ~ our new Patent
Exposition for Introducing Inventions.
Herald square Han. l.3'D- $40 broadway.
open DAY ana night Admission frre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
co,,pr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supr.ne Court -Chamberr-Befoe Slower. JCourt opens
a. 10 "a A m Motions. Calendar called at II No.
l. Electrician Pub. Co Temple; No 2 Shaw vs. Yer
nam: No. 3. Manufacturers Pub. and r. Co vs. Metro
politan Realty Co.: No. T. Hays VS. Holding; No D.
Mayor etc vs. Long Island Railroad Co; No. People.
etc VS. the Life Union No. 7. People. etc. Vs. Provl-
den, Fund Society. no. s.. ~ Y. Life ms and Trust
Co Vs. Cronston. No Q. Wehner vs. Alaboo; No 10.
Northwestern Masonic AID Association vs. Boswaid. No
~ matter o. Catholic Publication Society Co: No -
Ruckskn Fibre Co. vs Am Fibre chamos CO. 10. L.
Bsysr vs. scanion; No 10. Lusk vs. stewart: No il.
Roy a PauIo Lith Co Schultz; No. IS Churchill vs.
i6eser No TO- Aunmordt Rosenbuth: No 20 People.
etc vs. Madison SQUARE Bank; No. 81 matter OF Porter
N s,,rem. Court0Generai Term-R.cess
Supreme Court-Special Terfn-fsrts L. IA anu ii-hn-
1ourned for the term - - .,, -,
Circuit, Cour-Pars I. II and ITT-Adjourned for ;he
opens IL No. 9os. Bender vs. BENDER NO r''
Arrasch Arrasch.
superior Coir:-Generai Term-Adjourned for the term
sunerior Court-Equity Term-Adjourned for the term
Superior Court-Trial Term-Parts 1. III and III-Ad-
Surroea,e.s Cour.--Chsmbers-Before Arnold. s-aoon
calendar called 10: 80 m Wits Tor probate: Mary
McCartney Julia g. Putnam Jean Is Jourdain. BENJAMIN
Constable Rcsz. Frank L. Fisher, at 1890 a.
m Johanne hlld-Barbet Kari. at D. m
suroeats's court-Trai Term-Adjourncd for The term
Common P~ss-Generai Term-Adjourned until Thurs
'sy muS1' pess-sp.cai Term-Before Bischon. u
Common pIeas-Equi.y Term-Ad1ourned for the term
Common Pleas-Tria Term-Parts j. III ana lii-Ad-
5ourned for the term ., H.. Al.
civ conrt-sp.cisi rerm-Befors Van wyck. J-court
CITY Court-rfial Term-Par's /. H. III and IV-Ad@
5ourned for the TERM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
, vERDTCT AGAINST KATE FIELD

Newport. July Sin the Supreme Court TINS morn
ing in the case entitled Kate Field against ''c
Probate Court OF Newport. which Is the 0o"' "
over the will of Cordelia r.. Sanford pfous"' -
Kate Field and George Riddle. Mr Sneine' az" w
rouncci that his senior associate was undp;e ~ 90
present and without him nc would he unan,r !" ~, a.
On with the suit The Court ordered A jury 'l'-
panelled and Mr. Sheffield withdrew from ne h'S "
Witnesses were then called TO prove me uras ,,c
the testator. and the jury. after Tc'cNns ~ Nv,
tons from the Court. rendered Vcrhlct 10, n,,
Will SO far as be learned, exceptions VIII "o'
no N.Dl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
THE WRONG FIRM MADE DEFENDANT

Commissioner Charles Strauss. as counsei TOT
John Young's Sons Company, made an apph-
cation 10 Judge Slower. in Supreme Court Cham-
bers yesterday. 10 have suit proush' u! '"e
Tradesmen's National Bank OF New-Nork against
the company dismissed.
Mr. Strauss said that several months ago me
firm Of John W. Young sons, OF White flains
made an assignment OF real estate valued at %So
90 The Tradesmen's National Bank had claim
II Is said OF $1,000 against the firm, and wanted 10
have tho assignment set aside. Suit brought
by mistake against John ioungs sons yompahy
III should have boon against John W. Young
Sons Both firms said TO be perfectly solvent.
Judge Slower dismissed the action. because the
Supreme Court of this county did not have Juris-
6iction in the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

Labor question will also probably prove knotty
affair 10 untangle.
Montreal, July S.-The United Green Glass Work
ers' Association OF the United States and Canada
opened its nineteenth annual convention here to-
day with President Joseph D. Trothy. Of Phila-
delphia. In the chair. Every state in the Union Is
represented. The convention will last ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court
BY Slower. j.
Merritt Wanamaker-SamsOn l-achWAn'
GOWN vs. Metz-D. c. Briggs
BY lngraham j.
Mater Of Munroe- George G. Frelinghysen
etokes VS.. Standardization s. Burrhi.
Superior Court
BY McAdam, J.
Phenhold vs. Stefier-David r. Myers.
eimons Hess-John HOyer.
Homes Hones-Jerome Buck.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Slower. J. =, y,o,.,,.
Louisa Eckert vs. William Osborn-WiIliam H. ~
BY Ingiaham J.
People etc " National Mutual Insurance Co-cn'''e'
II. Daniels.
Superior Cour~
BY McAGam. j.
Otto Voigt Leo Nclson-Albert ). APp'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
WANTS TO BID FOR THE MUNRO BUSINESS.

granted an order appointing George G. Freling-
huysen referee for the purpose of inquring into
the application OF Mrs. Henrietta F. Munro the
widow Of Norman l.. Munro. for permission 10 bid
for the purchase OF the business which her nus
band left.
William T Gray is appointed guardian OF the
children Norman and Henry Munro, for the pur-
pose OF protecting their interests in the property
Mr. Munro died in February. 1894 leaving an es-
tate estimated 20 be worth over NOo.D" including
his publishing business at Nos. "a and Is Vande-
wa,er-st He left all OF hts estate TO his wife and
two children, and appointed George Munro and
Frank Squier executors The publishing business
has heen placed in the hands OF several agents
for sale, but they have failed 10 receive any offer
Tor H. The widow. in order TO protect her rights
and .he rights OF the children deems best TO have
chance TO bid for the business when II Is offered
FOR sale.
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themselves down Every effort is being made to ap
prehend them. Among those who escaped i r.n ~,
Waldrop. United States prisoner Sherl c ,rack
has teegraphed for bloodhounds 10 put on the "'~>
OF the fugitives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY for town build.
crs 1000 acres on railroad. 10 miles OUT
on Long Island. 4 million can b. maj nn
In Ave years: party must command *oo."o
AckERIY ll5 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

Earned runs-Chicago 2 New York 2. firsi bare b,
errors-Chloarn l. NewYork LIFT on bases h'.nro
New York 4 First base on Ia on Terry - on MseNn
{ struck out Terry >. hs Meskin , by Clarke =
Home run-Donohue Three-hs.e hits -M,"kin Ti.rnan
Van Uaren Twobase hi,s-Iarse. Dahlen si".Nh
ba ses-Lange Wino . Everett louh." plays )Ahlef
and Arson. Dahien. siewai, and Anson Farrell ana
Fuller. Farrell and Davis. ii' by pitcher nv Meekn
Passed ias-Tarrcn .. Don1hue Umpire Murray.
Time 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
THE COURTS.
uER BODY NOT TO BE EXHUMED.
.,.rcr SLOWER vACATEs THE FIRST ORDER IN
.r1Ir. CASH. OF MRS SIIXERMAN

,rneE SLOWER vAcATEs THE FIRST ORDER IS
THE CASE OF MRS. SILvERMAN.
u,of silverman, who was the husband OF Mrs.
,s Siiverman does not intend TO have the body
.. h,s wife exhumed from Washington Cemetery,
..ra II was buried June 80 last, II he can
.svent IT, On the application OF his counsel, Abra-
~ A. Joseph. Judge Slower. in Supreme Court.
s.rhers Yesterday granted order requiring
No Empire Life Insurance Company TO show cause
wv the order which was granted last week for the
..humation Of the body should not be vacated.
TN. insurance company. In its application for the
aar 10 exhume the body Of Mrs. Silverman. de-
,o-ed that there was something suspicious about
nor death and burial. and also averred that II had
hsen deceived into giving her policy OF insurance
,or xsUo on May 13 last She died suddenly on
,ure % and was buried the following day. AS soon
az the officers of the company obtained the order
ar the exhuma,o OF the body they went to Wash
,re,on Cemetery and attempted to enforce 1t, but
IN. cemetery officials refused TO allow the body to
no interfered with In any way.
The application to vacae the order was based upon
the AFFIDAVIT Of Wolf Silverman, who lives at NO.
~s. Rroome-st He says that there was nothing
sp;cious about the burial OF his wife because. ac-
,ord,ne TO the Jewish religion, the burial must take
,,ace within twelve hours after the death of per-
.on He declares that the company gave her a
..cond-class policy Of 5000, which entitled the
heirs 10 only 81 800 He also declares that the pur-
nose Of the company in getting The order 10 ex-
hume the body was TO annoy and harass him. and
- possibe TO force him into making settlement
with them as to the payment of the policy SILVER
nan strenuously protested against the exhumation
~ his wife's body because it would be In violation
Of the Jewish religious law
Judge Slower yesterday afternoon heard argument
upon the order to show cause why the Sr1er ,od
sshoud not be vacated he then decided that he
Would the order for the exhgmation upon the
ssranted TO any one but the District Attorney; II
E understood that the District Attorney Will be
asked TO investigate the death OF MIS- SA'e'mah'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Kraushaars
Anti-IAdder Shaft and Machine Oner;
Bailey-Adam's Automatic Railway Triple
Track Single Lever Switch. EDGAR TATE
& CO.. Patent Solicitors. 2+5 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Iewis's I'm
proved Bottle Filler; Russelrs Safety,
Pencil Holder; Green's Smokers Shield |
Match BOX: Ebert's Check Register. Ed |
GAR TATE & Co. PAS Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-universal Rail-
way Heating System and Appliances
Canada) Russslrs Lumber Clamp; Wald
STEMS Correspondence Elevator: Bsars Toy
Bank EDGAR TATE & CO.. PAS Broad
way.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-wekly's Auto
matte Car Fender; CARS Queen" Cur
tain Rings: klllam's Wheel Hub England.
France. Canada Germany. EDGAR TATE
& co. PAS broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Carville's Post
Office Delivery system: Henthorne's Car
Fender; Persons Adjustable Boring b.;
IIarders Gravity Turn Tables. EDGAR
TATE e co. 2l5 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-cciebra,,ed
Evhank Baltimore Car Fender; EnRel's
Lemon Squeezer: cunninghams Safety
Hitching Device Van Slyck's Liniment
trade MARK EDGAR TATE & Co. 245
Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-special,y
Health Exerciser: Tygard Pollmans Bi-
cycle Changeable Gear Prices Cleaning
comb: Sons Banjo Tail Piece. EDGAR
TATE & Co. 245 broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR SAI.E.-Dwyers Ad-
Unstable Bracket and Shade Roller
Barker's Jointlng Machine; Weisers Auto
matte Detachable Fan for Rocking Chairs.
EDGAR TATE & CO.. 24j Broadway
| Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Harlow's Dust
Proof Ink Well: Askew's Washing Ma
chine: Iacons Life Safety Guards Tor
! cars: Cundys Toy "carapult." EDGAR
| TATE e. co. PAS Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Orme's stringed
| Musical instrument: Bostwicks Auto
| matte Carpet Strctcher and Tacker; Under.
| hilrs Measuring Medicine spoon. EDGAR
| TATE & Co. PAS Broadway.
| Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-"Gem'' steri-
llz~r for Dental Instruments; Greves
| "Champion' Scholars Companion, Rus
sells Toronto" Automatic Life Saving
| Fender. EDGAR TATE & CO. 24o Broad
| way.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Taf,'s Ever
| Ready window Fastener: Baltimore
Safety Egg carrier ntoyaltyl: Goods Rub no.
| bcr shoe Fastening Device. EDGAR TATE
* CO.. 245 Broadway.
| 4 NOTE.-Seni for list Inventions want
| .I'' Patent Rock FREE. Al these
| patents exhibited. Herald Square Han.
/ 800 Broadway. Patent Exposition intro
| ducing Inventions. EDGAR TATE & CO..
| 2t broadway
$1,000 SALE Just CONSUMMATED.-
s. 900 first wear. $4,000 each succeeding
| year and additional royalties We are the
| only firm in America actually selling
paients EDGAR TATE & Co. 24j Broad
| way.
| SUCCESSFUL 80 years manufacturer
| STABLE specialties. no compcttion: hignly
| rated. SJuOpFl. average profits over $lovW
| owners Illness. age. forces partial retire
men,. FOR nominal $1,000 one or two
| active Young men may secure valuable
half interest: absolutely safe. hrst-cla+
| profitable business. only responsible par
ties answer. =. q. Box 10
| $1,000 WANTED. nrst mortgage. years
OF longer , per ceai. Al property. W.
| n. T. Tribune ono"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
WORK WANTED.


PORTER-By young mulatto; or man
and wife to go In country; willing ana
ohliging: reference. W. NJ. DOWRlCk, \
DOver-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

TUX SATsF.
cross ma tchcd. handsome pair Of high
~ bred l5-hand mares > and q years old
good dispositions: both solid colors; one
coal black. the other n bright bay; they
are sound. beautiful. uphcaded fast road
sters: single or double: should 20 In 2:to
or hotter. Inquire Of WILLIAM c. LAM
MAN. Norwich. Conn.
HORSES pastured and cared for on farm
near Fort Lee. good shelter; terms mou-
crate.
Address c. J. SMITH.
Fort Lee y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Dwyer's Ad-
Unstable Bracket and Shade Roller
Barkers Jointing Machine; WEIGHS Auto
matte Detachable Fan for Rocking Chairs
EDGAR TATE & CO.. 2+J Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

BLOoDHOUNDs TO TRACK THE FrdITIvES
Ashevu,e n C.. July S-A special dispatch from
rI.rd.rsonv,,,e ~ c. says that the prisoners con-
fined in the county jail there made their escape last
r,.n, by brsAkns ieeks. euttine hnls through the
oAuins. tAea tyiaS biapkeU tASetsss ~ 'ss9sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

HARD HITTING BRINGS THEIR SCORE UP TO II
RUNS TO CINClNNATTS Z.
Cincinnati, July s-The Brooklyns batted Parrot
hard to-day and won they pleased. The Gin
cinnatis Heded badly and could not hi, Lucid when
hits meant runs Attendance. 200. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
TRACKS TO BE LAID IN TH1RTEENTH-AEE'

Judge Slower In Supreme Court, Chambers. yester-
dav denied the motion in behalf OF Elias H. ogden
for the continuance Of injunction restraining
the Twenty eighth and Twenty-ninth street Rail
road Company from laying Its tracks In Ihirteeh'n-
ave between Twenty-lrst and Twenty-second SITS.
Nv ogden has lease Of property at this place
from the estate OF Clement c. Moore. The property
extends to the bukhead and the lease carries with
Il the right to collect wharfage. The lease has
some years We, to run. II was averred that the
LAYING OF tracks in Thirteenth-avc;. IN additlon TO
the right OF Ogden to collect Wharfage , me con-
NAVY Insisted that IL laying tracks in accord
snce with the franchise granted TO 1t by the pubic
authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
FINE BALL IN CHICAGO.
NETWORK BEATEN IN AN EXCITING
GAME BY A SCORE OF TO 4.
THE WINNING RUN SCORED IN THE NINTH
INNING. WHEN TWO MEN WERE OUT
MANY PROTESTS
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Chicago. July s-Chicago defeated New-York this
afternoon OF the greatest games OF ball ever
played in the city. !, was characterized by many
protests from both teams. decision OF Murrays IN
the seventh declaring Clark and Murphy both ont
when the latter forced Clark of third being vigor-
ously objected 10 BY the Ncw-York players. M""kin
was retired at the end OF the fourth inning. after ne
had giver. a base on balls and also home run to
Donohue which scored two runs. The winning run
was made in the ninth. when TWO men were out ana
two on ba ses Attendance, 400 The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
THE sToKEs-HoFFMAN HOUSE SUIT.

Middleton S. Burrill was yesterday appointed by
,rdsA Ineraham OF the Supreme Court, referee for
the purpose of taking and stating the accounts oil
the dealings and transactions between Edward >
Stokes and the Hoffman House in the acnon
brought by William T. ID. Stokes against EDWARD
S Stokes for accounting as TO the MANAGEMENT
and disposition OF the property OF the ola hoHnan
IIouse corporation The action is brought by w
E D. Stokes as a stockhoder and creditor ana IN ~
misconduct is charged against the directors. Inc
c,se vas narty tried before Judge Ingraham sew
erai months ago and ne decided that a reference
must be ordered TO pass upon the accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Jniversai Rail-
way Heating System and Appliances
CanadaD: Russsll's Lumber Clamp; VALID
STEMS Correspondence Elevator: Bsars Toy
Bank. EDGAR TATE & CO.. PAS Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

Earncd rIns-ClncInnatl ? BrOok1yn o. FIrst fhre ~
hais"off Parrot, 3 Lucid o struck ou-By Parrot
nv Lucid 2 Two-base hits--t;riffn . Ewing Sacrinc
hi,sxEwing. Latham. Parrott Lucid. stolen bases
Uogriever Latham. Hoy. Grim smith, Double pays N.Y.,
chlndle Ia Chance and Grim Grimm and C"rcnran, WIZ
Mitch Lucid. Passed balis-Grim .. Umpire Calvin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. -Weikly's Auto
matte Car Fender: Gar's Queen" Cur
tain Rings: Kllam's Wheel Hub tEngland
France. Canada. Germany. EDGAR TATE
K CO., PAS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Carville's Post
Office Delivery system. Henthornes Car
Fender; Persons Adjustable Boring BIZ !:
Uarder's Gravity Turn Tables. EDGAR
TATE q Co. 2l5 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
THE, RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.
BROOKLYN'S EASY VICTOR

Chicago VS. New-York. at Chicago.
Pi'tsburg VS. Boston az PitfsburR
Cleveland vs. Philadelphia, a, Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

All PATENTS FOR SALE-Ceiebrated
Ewbank Baltimore Car Fender. EnReis
Lemon Spueezer: cunninghams Safety
Huching Device: Van Slyck's Liniment
trade mark. EDGAR TATE & CO. 40
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Jersey city.
Jersey CITY HEIGHTS. House.
rooms with Improvements: io's LOT
sale. GEORGE SHARP. iOS Hudson-s'''
New York