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New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
TWO PLAYHOUSE THIEVES CAUGHT
ONE OF THEM FOUGHT PoLIcEMAN-TiiEf HAD
THREATENED Az AGED wOMAH.

ONE OF THEM FOUGHT A PoLICEMAN-TTEN HAD
THREATENED An AGED woMAS
Miss Hannah Dineen. who lives in a Nat al NO I'll
Fas, N,nety-seyenth-st was visited at $50 O'Clock
las, evening by two weil-dresscd men. who sah
they were agents for the Bleecker Street banh
and had called to pay her interest due her bu
said one man. Il shall have 10 collect SIS ices ios
agents services first"
Miss Dineen told the men that she would get INV
money. and going into rear room. tod her sister
10 get policeman. ..
The sister went out and found Policeman MonsW
OF the East one hundred nd -fourh-st station, Nhe
hurried toward the Dineen Hat. telling Polieemao
Moffatt met The .wo agents coming out OF tns
nathouse He seized OF them but the otnct
ran across tie street. There the latter Jumped
fence and headed for Ninety-eigh,h-st
Moffatt called to Churchill and pointed out ma
running man. Churchill chased the fugitive W
Second-ave and iLto a hallway In Ninety .nintn-n:
There the man struck Churchill In the race am
knocked him down. After rough-and-'umoIs
night the officer dubbed his assailant INTO suo'
mission. -.
Churchilrs prisoner told Sergeant Joyce, AT ins
One-hundred-and fourth'st station. that ne Vas
John Abrams, an actor. twenty SIX years od OF Nc
two gold rings and number OF pawn-ticke!s for
jrwelry. The other prisoner said he was George
Moran twenty-one years old. OF no. ils East sew,
enteenth-sL ,,.
Zsh OF No e33 East Ninety slxth-st, called ~ tho
station and said his Hat had been robbed at ococS
In the afternoon OF two gold rings lie iientined ~
his the rings found In Abrams's pocket. Nj Zel
when his aged mother was It's only occupant. They
demanded money OF h-s. and when she said sh'
had none, told her they would XII her if she man5
any noise They then took the rings from ira~ef
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
AT THE GEOGRAPHICAL CONGRESS-

THE DIXIE or YORK rR.sIDEs AT THE OrENiNd
MEETING INrrnrsri.G PAPERS TO nv READ
London. July ~ Arrange nen,s OF a most 'labo-
rate Kind have been mad, FOR tho reception Of IN"
delegates to the sixth International Geographical
Congress. which opened In London this evening
Fully 100 members. Including 20 official delegates
from governments and geographical societies. are In
attendance. The Congress IL under the patronage
or the Queen the Prince OF Waici and the King "
tho Helgans The Duke OF Connaught ana the
Duke of York have become honorary presidents ana
the latter presided at the opening ceremony to-day
at the Imperial Institute. The president Il Mr..
Clements u. Markham. c. u. f. Il. =. president OF
the Royal Geographical society ana the honorary
vlcc-prosiicnts include thIrty-four foreign and
colonial bassadors ministers and agents general.
together with the Lord Mayor Of London. Prnc-
ticaly every civilized country IN the world Is
represented at the congress. besides whch geo
graphical and scientific societies have universally
sent delegates. The preliminary work was carried
out by an organizing committee nominated by the
Council Of the Royal Geographical Society. with
representations from the Royal Scottish deograph-
ical Society the Education Department. III" I'm
perlal institute. the ROYAL Colonial Institute ami
the Society OF Arts.
one OF the most generally interesting debates VIII
be that on polar Exploration. Antarctic" by Dr.
c. Neumaycr, ana Arctic" by Admiral A. H.
Markham. Herr B. a. Andree will submit his plan
OF reaching the Pole in a balloon, and General a;
W. Greedy will give his opinions on the scope ana
value Of Arctic exploration.
To what extent tropical Africa IL suited Tor de-
veopment by white races, or under their superih-
tendence Will constitute another very Instructive
subject.
The Duke OF York made short speech aat even.
ing in the course OF which he said he regarded II
ms great privilege to entertain so many prominent
men from other countries. lie thanked them Tor
coming to the Congress. and welcomed Them heart.
n.y. He assured them that effort would be sparel
TO make their VISIT agreeable. Justice Day ac-
knowledged the welcome IN behalf - the delegates
After opening the Congress the DUKE OF York al,
tended a reception In the gardens Of the Imperial
Ipeti I'm ri hc president
The actual business OF the Congress Will begin to-
morrow when the following gentlemen Will read
papers: Professor Ievasscur. Dr. Lchfnann An
drew j. Herbertson. Professor *. C. Amrein
Among the American de.egatrs present are
Charles T. DAILY. II New-York; Henry q. Bryant
and Charles II. Hutchinson, Of Philadelphia. Cyrus
C. Adams, o. Brooklyn; Miss Eliza u: Sciimore.
w W. Rockhill and CROSBY Noyes Of Washington n.
the Rev DR.. Verrsangel. OF San Francisco: O. =.
Kennedy. Of Santa Monica. cal; Mrs. French
Sheldon OF Chicago: Peter W Scott. OF Duluth:
Professor cyrus ". Ilodgin. OF Richmond Ind. and
Arthur c. Jackson OF Palm Beach. Fla.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
THE BRITISH At TRINIDAD.
BELIEF THAT THE BRAZILIAN OPPOSITION Will
rSp MERELY ~ TALK

yEllrr THAT THE uRAzILiAN orrpsITIoN WILL
END MERELY ~ TALK
Washington July e.-Pcrsons In Washington We"
Informed regarding Brazilian arairs believe that
no collision Is hkely TO result between the SCUM
American Republic and England as 'ohs''"'"'"
OF the latter's occupation Of Trinidad
The island has been regarded for a century or
more az a sort OF No Mans Land Many years as'
the British Governmen, claimed the right Of SOY
ereignty over the BLAND. bur subsequently Great
Britain ced-d IT back to Portugal When foriu-
gal In turn recognized the Independence 81 bfa%i.
the Act Of recognition included Trinidad. which IN"
pOriugucSo then regarded az phft OF u.l H'n'1
American possessions Sine" that nm" thr ls'hhu
has been claimed by Erazi although never "'fh
pie! by that country Brazil. II IL SAID H. ia no
condition to enter into Win Gttrt lHlihlH "
Tho latter chooses To- occupy the island which H re
gard.l here AZ a for,gonc cOn,l luSioa.
II IL believed here hy persons who are fhiniilat
with brazilian character that great cNctcm'hi VIII
exist FOR some time IN the Republic ~ a result on
Great irltaiu's action. bat mat the agitation vi"
end In talk
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
NEARLY ALL THE RETURNSIN
LORD SALISBURY NOW HAS a MAJORITY
OF l62 MEMBERS
THE LIBERALS HAVE LOST 50 SEATS ONLY TWO
CONSTITUENCIES MORE TO BE HEARD FROM
JAMES j. o'KELLy REGAlNs

The net Conservative-v nionist gain thus far Ia
eighty-slx.
In the elections yesterday the Conservatives
gained from the Liberals the seats for the West
bury Division OF Wiltshire. the Fromc Division
~ Somerset. and the Rugby Division OF war
wIcleh,re The Iiberal-t'nionists won the seat
for the Spalding Division OF Lincolnshire from
the Liberals and James J. OKelly Parnente,
was chosen In the North Division Of Roscommon
TO succeed a McCarthyite. Mr. Okelly. who re-
gains the seat ne lost in 1892 was the late charles
Stewart Parnell's most intimate political friend
ne was also. several years ago. member oi the
editorial staff OF New-York daily paper
Among those chosen yesterday was hBht Hon
Leonard H. Courtney Unionsp formerly cha'r-
man Of committees and Deputy Speaker OF the
House OF Commons.
The returns received to-day from the elections
run as follows:
TORIES GAIN FOUR SEATS.
Lincolnshire spalding Dlvs.on-H. F. Pollock
OjnionlsU. 4e23 HALEY Stewart uioeIaD' f'-'h !"
1899 Stewart was returned by go majority
Wiltshire Westbury Dvision-captain Cha.oner
,Conseryative). 4492; u. p. Fuller d-iberaD AS,-
Fuller was returned at the last election Dy a ma
Somerset. Fromc Divsion-viscount Weymouth
Conservative. 6Ois; J: f. Hario" diberao' son"
hiY Rugby DivisonH @ verney Con
serva,ivel 4s45; Corrie Grant d.iberaD. 1910 The
Liberals carried the seat In INV Dy o'' "i"Jo'"S'
LEONARD II. COURTNEY RETURNED
Cornwall Eodmin nvision-The Hon Leonard H.
Courtney G'nionisO. i.OS5; j. McDougal Liperap'
4so Mr. 'ourtney's majority in 1892 was III
I.,uih South D,vison-Dr. Daniel Ambrose INA
,ionalisD. zoos: Mr. Fitzgerald Parnellite,. lo"
In 1892 Amoroses majority Was i'Si' vccar,,n ,Na
tionaIso. 4c5i: Rowan Oonseryative) Sg's Nc
Caran's majority in the last election was S.i,
Armagh. South Dvlson-E. MctIugh (Natonalso'
'0I, Dublin cSun.y SSrih DIVISION clsnsy 5 ra5
cvs majority in 1892 was 1870 ,c....
Norfolk. Southwest DvisionIT c Hare .e N2nser,
penbisshire. Bromaeld Dylsonslr G. o Mo5gan 1I
Pssa MORGAN was elected in Sss BY 7s5 majority
Hyrshlre North Divlsion-The Hon r CO Sornr,ane
Hnon,so Ssi2 W. RSoeIssan eIestan oLssfa s ' "''
bmrham' Chewer-le-Sreet Division.Sir j Jocey
U'iberan. T. 80 Morpeth UnionisO. +ll3 Joicey mad
1855 majority ir 1892
JAMES ]. O'KELLY ELECTED.
poscou,or North Division-James J. O'Kcy
Parnellite) 3l73: Mr. Condor tNa,ionalisp. Z'Ss In
the las, election the Nationalist candidate was re-
turned by 81 majority.
Stanordshire Leek DivIsion-C. BIZ conserva-
tive) 47o5 r. Pearce GIberaD. 4osi Bill was elec'ed
i" Lincolnshire. inc M Gansborough DlvislonE. Balm
bridge GlberaD.. SON. r. Pearson ears Nonser'ao'e'
The Liberal naI9ry in ss' sAf Foster s on.
vatIve,: $50; a s.ngi9n dAberaD Ss" Foster
crab, $50: Colonel Duke Q;nonisO S2,e In tho
last election the Liberal majority was lels y o,
sons majority in 1892 was sla ,,.,,
qls; r G. IL Haddcrwick d.beraD. $50. In 1892 the
LIBERAL Unionist majority was III.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
RUMoRED rNfoy or STEAMSHIP LINES.
REPORTS REGARpISG VESSELS or THE NATIONAL
COMPANY.

REPORTS REGARpING VESSELS or THE NATIONAL
COMPANY.
\ rufnor - current IN shipping clrclca that som"
lmporian, changes affecting the National Line of
-teamships AZ. under way. and significance II at
tachcl IN connection herewith to the absence ~
England OF =. ". j. Hurst. the American agent
one report points to a consolidation OF the Ma
uon,i and Wilson lines. More cr'd'ncc however
s given 90 another report that syndcat" mas n''n
formed which Will take the steamers America ana
Europe. ~ the National Line. the goodwin ana Inc
lines pier 80 -. North River, AMI the steamers
Inncastrlnn. philndclphgn AMI Bostonihn or the
Irvlnnh Line running between Boston ana l'iNri
pool and with this OUTFIT. Will provid. weekly
trci,ht servic. between thks port and London. In
ihis r,,mor no disposition IL made OF the other yes
..ls OF The National Line. all Of them much oinef
,h.n the America and Europe. there being eight
~ Them. the uclvrta. Holland. Greece France.
oueen England Spain and Denmark.
10 T. Iinrber who Is acting IN Mr. hurst
absence MS New-York agent. said that he couli
not verify the reports having received no oni'l'l
Information.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Cincinnati July 26-The home team went 10 pieces In
m. eighth inning ana Philadelphia scored four Roth
ts,rh.r. w.r. MID csrs.y did th> better work Al
tendance n~
I
~, q - ~ - q
u..ehit. Cincinnati . Phiaiephis ~ Errors ffncin-
natl batteries Foreman ana Vaughan. 'arscy and
Clements Imlir-keefr
Cleveland JuS Cleveland mr. the hall hard and often
in f,tn,s game with iIos'on ani won ear}. Boston
could no, hu cupfy vhea hts were needed nnd heid 81
sioNi, Attendance. S'As The rcofe.
,,s,i.rt ........i ~ q II
Boston .........................0 u 4" u !
Iiasehns Cleveland IL. Boston Errors Bnr'on
batteries and thinner Iuian and Ryan. Umpire
Imsl~
At Rochesirr Rochester u Springfield :.
At Syracuse Syracuse &. Providence g.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
NOTES IRON SARA TOGd SPRINGS

Saratoga n. Y. July 26-The Proportional Rep-
resentation League OF America and New-York state
League which TO have convened here to-mor-
row for three days session. have postponed their
meeting until August z.
Miss Ellen Rockwell. OF New-York and Henry
Piecourt. OF the same place. while walking on
Philadelphiast. the outskirts OF the town last
night, were set upon by two colored men. Pie
court was knocked down. and the young LADY as
saulted and severely injured.
The Saratoga Hospital. an institution established
NANNY tnrough tne em9rts OF humner 1i me rag
Lester At the head WAS formally opened to-day.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
v,yyooru COLLEGE AxrMyr ORGANIZE.

Dr charles McCready. OF Holy cross 'hurch' III
West Forty second st. has just been made a men,
her n, the Irish committee which has been formed
10 organize an alumni association OF the students
OF Maynooth College. Or McCready In at present
travelling in ireland. lie is to represent on the
committee the American branch OF the work. The
,-oece of Naynooth has been In existence CEN
t,irv ana its students are scattered widely over
those countries using the English tongue. Many OF
them are In ths country. and they VIII all be IN
vted to ioin In forming an association whose head-
quarters Will be at Maynooth In addition the cier-
lral friends OF the college Will be invited to join
the society az honorary members. DR. McCready
will take up his part Of the work on his return To
this city early In September
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
rHE yE0RO JOHNSON RiDDLED WIN BfckSHoT'

IIat,lesburg Miss. July S.-The negro. rom
tohn.or nftcr being taken from jail at this place
wednesday night by mob, made MS 's'"pr
Yesterday was devoted to his recapturc. when was
accomplished at I D. IN. The band OF men, pe'hs
completely worn out. spent last night with the'r
prisoner within three miles OF llattlesbnrs ana a'
g o'clock this morning started with their prisoner
., tho Uortoeld Mace where he was taken before
the wounded woman After being identhed ne
made n full confession. He was then taken OUT III
the wood. and In the presence OF an lmncnse
crowd al D. m to-day his body riddle with
,Lab.t
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
rEIL OyERBOARD AND WAS LOSE

WATERFOWL \. Y. July 26.-Allan Parnell a young
man employed In the city Surveyors once "
Rochester was drowned in Lake ontario aoou'
O'clock this morning. while on his way to W.
Island IN m. ST Lawrence 10 ion the seccn1
division OF the Naval Reserve. which Il camp.SSs
there and TO which he belonged. lie was on . sas
steamer Ron Voyage lie became sick on ACCOUNT
OF the roughness OF the water. and while ieanms i
over the rail. the boat gave lurch when r .nis~
him overheard The accident occurred about t~sns,
~ miles from Oswego. boat was lowered A., Az,
cruised about the place where he went down. o''
,,,t otran
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
A NySTERTOrS CASE ~ BOSTON.

poston July 2s.-The body Of Alberta Stuart:
nretty fourteen-year girl OF No. SO Myr-
te-st.. who had been missing from her hom"
since Tuesday found in the Charles River to-
day An autopsy indicated that the girl had been
assaulted. and the police think 1t case OF murder
The girl lived with elder sister. who Keeps lodS
ing house and when last seen alive she was going
to post letter In street Dox
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
WHY MR.. CHAMBERLAIN ACCEPTED
THE NEW SECRETARY or STATE FOR THE COLO
MES GIVES HIS REASONS.

MES GIVES HIS REASONS.
London July 2G.--The Right Hon. Joseph cham
berlain, Secretary OF State for the colonies mas
written letter 20 one Of his supporters. IN "i'h
he saws that ne accepted his present post. hrs TO
see what be done TO bring the AUTONOMOUS co,
onies and the mother country closer, ana, seconI'
10 try 10 deyelop the resources OF the crown col
onies especially with n view 10 increase the tfah'
between them and Great Britain. All MS cHor'H'
he adds Will be devoted 10 these ends
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

Washington July 26-rhe pressure has fallen l. 's
Central valleys and lake regions; II has risen !" ~
West and on the Atlantic Coast. There has been -
eral rise in temperature the entire country :,
have fallen In the upper lake region and on @ ~
cons, The weather is now generally clear except -.
lake regions North Dakota and Florida ihsn, .,ions II
Indicated In the lake regions and the adacrt rhs
the Northwest and II will be fair In one, S' INN. r.
temperaur. will fall In the Northwest and 'lhue "
rise slowly In the East and South.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

DETAILED FOREtAST FOX fV-T'NT
For New England and Eastern New-fork' fa'' s'e'
warmer. souhwesterly winds. 49,.
For District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania -. -
Jersey Delaware and Maryland. fair; slightly wan
southerly winds. 49, South
For Virginia. West Virginia North Carolina ,nerly
Carolina and Georgia fair: sighy warmer so'
winds. A.. x,,L fair,
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New ''
slightly warmer. southerly winds. ,ouen
For Ohio and IndiPna fair IN southern paris '"
In northern portions: southerly wirds
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
ANOTHER SKIRMlSH IN CUBA.


FIfTY-FOrR KILLED AND WOUNDED. THE
sPANIARDs TWELVE.
Santiago de Cuba. July 2.-Gencral Sacedo COM
mandng the troops OF the First District. reports
that the Spanksh force under Colonel Tejada has
had battle with n large band OF insurgents under
Quntn Bandera near canto Abajo about thirty
miles north OF Santiago de Cuba The rebels lost
fourteen killed and forty wounded and large
quantity OF arms. ammunition and provisions which
fell into the hands of the spanish troops The
Government loss three killed and nine wounded
Among the wounded two officers
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
A NEW OuTFiELDER.

The New-York club has signed Outnclder Butter
os the Nashville team Butler Wi,l 80 10 left nclt
II he u as good man Burke the local club VIII
bttfin,.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27

PRINCESSE HELENE SERIOUSLY I'LL.
THE Di'c DAosTAs BRIDE IL SAID To HAVE bEEN
STRICKEN THROUGH DRINKING ICED MILK.
London. July pa dispatch from Rome to the
Central Ncws says that Prncessc Helene dOrlHans
who recently I. married the Due d Aos,a n nephew ~
King Humbcrt II seriously III. the result of drinking
iced milk.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
LADY CUNNING CHARGED WITH FORGERY
SAID TO HAVE SIGNED HER fATiiE"s NAME TO
A BuL.-THERE ARE OTHER COM
PLANTS AGAINST HER

PLANTS AGAINHT TFN
London. July a-I.ady Frances Rose cunning
widow OF the late Rev. Sir Henry Cunning. Bart'
and daughter OF the Re-. the Hon. william hcnry
Spencer. arrested In this 'ty last evening upon
an extradition warrant charging her with forgery
This morning she was remanded for a week on 100
bail which was furnished. There was no mention
of ex,radiion In the proceedings. although the near
ing took place in the Extradltlon Court
The only charge lodged aguinst her was that OF
forging her fathers name to bill Tor ~. but me
nolce stated that othe. charges were being In
aured into and would be presented later II the re-
suit OF the investigation should justify such action
The prisoner who Ia 4 middle-aged lady. wept
throughout the hearing Lady Cunning was for
merry connected with the wellknown Addison CUB
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
TliE kEcOHDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

pt,,.hurs ~ N-w York. AZ fii,sburg
<, Io,is brooklyn. at 81 Louis
C1evelarf ~ Boston. st Cleveland.
cincinnati 81. Philadelphia At Cincinnati
Louisville ~. baltimore. At Louisville
chicago Va. Washington. a. chicago
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27

Earned runs Pi,fshury q New York / LEFT on bases
p,r.turx . New York FIRST balls on Hart
siruc. gu, iy Hart l. by clark Two-tR.e hi's Genns
cross Hart sacrifice Hsckey ,. Donovan stolen
ha... stencil eros. Davis Double play -Blerbauer
,r and Ieckicv Ht hy pitcher By clark :. VIA
piio.i--ilart !. Unpire-O Day. Time-l's
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
.ruE IRISH CATHOLIC. on TIE ELECTIONS

Dublin July 3-"Thc Irish Catholic In an
article On the political situation says:
The Rosebery Nasco has frustrated IN. hopes oi
IN. Irish for the next six years. The decision of
tho Liberal Cabinet to resign Office was an un-
oxamplcd piece Of folly ana th"r electoral pro
people
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN FRANCE
A TRAIN PILED WITH PILGRIMS II THROWN
FROM THE TRACK AND TWELVE PER
SONS ARE KILLED

Paris July u railroad acciert py "h'h
twelve persons los' Their lives and twenty-five "''"
more or less seriously injured occurred to-day near
&, prieuc Dcnartment OF cote. du Sori. 4 train
heavily laden with pilgrims. who were rriurh'ns
from the shrine OF Saint Dauray was IN some
manner not yet explained thrown from the track
and several were wrecked tsslriancc ~aS
sneellv sent to the and everything i-'sNlhir
was done 10 relieve the sunrrinss ~ the inJir'''
The dead were taken TO ST Brleuc.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
NO UPRISING IN VENEZUELA.

Ex MINISTER w. l.. sCRUGGs WRITES THAT THE
WAR RUMoRs ARE WITHOUT FOUNDATION
Washington. July 6 tspeciaD.-Wiam L. Scrusgs,
former Minister OF the United states In Venezuela
writes to the correspondent Of The Tribune mere as
follows:
The rumors OF revolution" actual or prospective,
In Venezuela originating at Trinidad and repro
duced in some OF the New, York papers. are am am
glad to say, absolutely false. There Is not the
slightest founda ton for any one Of them. ! have
thoroughly Trustworthy Information from caracas
up July II. The country was never more trahquii
or prosperous than at present The interest on the
public debt is being paid With great promptness
The whole OF the German claim. which excited 80
much comment weeks ago has been paid the
Government. under the ADMINISTRATION or General
Crespo commands the confidence OF all classes.
And there Is d general revival OF commerce and
pubic Industries throughout the entire Republic.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27

an extra grant Of 100000 kroner for the Of
Tho naval administration. or this s.0Nooo
kroner is TO be devoted the construction OF two
irOnclads
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27

that the hearing Of children would be fraught with
dread and danger II should not be So Of course Ma
iurc never it to be The performance Of the
highest function Of which woman Is capable should
moi he accompanied by pain II perfectly natural
living were the rule II would not be So As lives are
i;yed something else must be done remedy must
be found For thirty years, DR.. Pierce has been
Chief Consulting Physician to the lnvalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute Of Buffalo, n Y. During that
time he has treated thousands Of women. lie has
found in his Favorite Prescription" never failing
specific for female complaints II strengthens the
whole body and when taken during CESSATION, short.
ems the period Of labor and makes childbirth we'll
nigh painless II also promotes an abundant sscse'
tion Of uourishmeut for the child
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
NEW YORKS LOSE AGAIN.
BEATEN ny THE SMOKY CITY TEAM.
THE GIANT. FIND FAULT WITH THE UMPIRE
DETAILS OF THE GAME.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Pltisburg o. New-york I. Philadelphia g. Cincinnati D.
Cleveland II, Boston J.
Pittsburg. July 26.-New-York lost again today
because the players from Harlem could not MT
Hart to any extent and because Pittsburg sent
Clark curves every section Of the grounds The
visitors found much fault with Obay. bat his un-
piring was nrst-class. Genins batted IN spisndld
form. while Beckley technically not AT hat
once Fuller did the best work for New-York. At
tend The
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27

ONE OF THE REV. " WINFIELD Mttr
THEIR DEATH
Ottawa ont. July 25-Eddie Brcphy aged hf-
teen. Walter Brophy. nineteen. and Alexander
p-,nnv twenty three sons OF = g Brophy. su-
pcrintendcnt Of the Ottawa Water~ ork'. and the
thirreen.year-oll son Of tho Re-. W. WINFIELD
chaplain to the Govcrnor-Gencr were drowned
in Lake Desrhcres this afternoon. They "'r" out
sailing and their yacht capszed IN a sGuail
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27

tincx Campos Informing him OF the deep impression
which has been created In Spain by The recent mill
tary achievements Of the Spanish forces In Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27

In this diagram q continuous white "r "Trp,bunes self.
changes in pressure Indicated by n,sssnts tsns
,.c"rdt,nx barometer. The dotted line r'P'''
,srs,nrs recorded at Psrry's Pharmacy
Tribun. Once July %. a. m-The "r" ,,ws.r 81
xs. clear md cooler The temperature ransro ,.x.,
. ., ,.~,... IN. average t74.) being y des'ee .
than on rhursday and = degrees lower than o" wv
respond ng day last year 4, L.. fair
'rhe wsn, ,o-da IL likely 20 DE ta''