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New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
IO\KEl;S.

MARK 4 Sloan The Milk and Food Inspector
admitted his repor, FOR August yesieTda! ai'e'
noon He made thrty-four test" OF hi''h'
which were afterward subjected TO analysis INA,
erelvss showed that two OF the samples eNN''i'''
mora helow tne standard. Thirty-sevcn inspections
~ fr,it and vegetable stores were lnadc' !" "
VI .,, =, ,oses tho goods were found to be IN
wholesome condition ,.,i
The Health Oahcers report fer AuSus' s0"
that there had been twenty maiENeeS ' -
seven births ard seventy-eght deaths III '"e w
for TINT period Fourteen cases OF contagious ",7
~sses had been reported. OF which slN "e'' "''
theria. five typhoid fever and one eac" o. ''1.s
>.,ar rreas,.s and chicScn-pox. Two paleh'S VIZ
a,,,,od 70 the City Hospital for contaslo"9 ~
cases one had been discharged ana no''e ' ,,
Al the meeting OF the Common Oo"iC' ' - ~,
49, ,ig,. Edwin A. Forsyth the archteo' 'i III,
&C. &C. ~, br,ldinr submitted the detailed pans "''
sneciAcations and they were a'op'e". .'.;.a ,dde
r,,.rt uss directed 10 publish notice i'N,''''e
g. ao,ry the work. These must be III 'N0 ,
., ,he CITY Clerk by o'clock on the h'sl' '',,, ho
nr o 81 which time the proposais WIZ
opened 1t Is ta ss'hnT,ee hn,ween SS.c and s6oco
Wsier F. Hsskctt. secretary oi1 OF 1nS MAI the di-
Christian s',ccrcSed in exchanrng their pro
80 ~ No es North Broadway WIN ~ thn associa-
I Zion f9r at 'SF 10 % Mss The amd mi he
some time wanted to GWh od ,wo ears ago by Mr..
nresent one was rcmouel'U wv
The final meeting OF The joinf r ,he ayins of
pointed 10 ,ona 81 he new Hollywood Inn fu hor
psy. met Mondas night IN ioswoHd sshU~d start
va ~as ID aeehsc ihe consist Of fan m"1H nseS @
several short addresses Ma% Win nave charge Of
fhe singing win form ma, 'h9T"s h9d q ams hop
The Park Iill county CoH,,,ionse .' II was peasan;
s asr We'll atsndSa SerS G rSseHsd b Ms
their friends mi nnr anG Mrs Jules Breuchaud
A4d1sx e91'srdaS OF a@G
com"isf ahat % meet oun XsSn ARsynoda
es1 Labor Da i. fl%m ,nin @ @souShTicR VII Sscs
T viii bnscs pes will he 1y Ga and de
erland and Currn and NaXor NXzsc-a eS skinner and
men IoinrH1i'a rr1i All ;he other places ,u.,.o,, Years
Mrs yrus hosse} SeiorS" rGommed suicide on
Sd dnGav 81 tight shortly after z oGIScS IS ny thought
her tnrp" mo- iilress affected her mind
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
,foTET VERNON.

At meeting OF the Common Co"no" .Ua va hnsn.al
nigh. the question of mun,cps' "la ras reached
ss-ssea and although no decision was ,.rre
Wa oo,.d ina, .he Aldermen will not al '"9
.aSs an Appropriation for the man,Sna".r ,,n,s ,o-
...,.,o, coroner A. r Banning h"s u.r,s
insU.u''O' o,o-gorcv and offers the Use oi 'oo''',
~, his nome to any person that may De i. vending
'' -. t,,,-od while the hospital matter pr'aa -,
scr ~ , Ir,,nr ard Villa Bantz "e's 80 1ad.
night At meeting Of the mFen ch,af ensneer
McHoa; - lace Of first asslstant, C.,, iuon The
dates ioi ~ y, .he promotion Of WiIiaIil aI,omher s
mace Nd.n 10 eld Tuesday eNenlhs, ~ 20 ,,ought
ess;.op va # Fnucson evidently TOOK 1s,dnr u the an
Of tomorrow "ne'i ~ he Apostolic CongrHsa,,o"
World Is coming TO ano;nc; eiiu njeht 10 re-
thai tns ma a special meeting iSsins commit
Il dsc.reSa t ~ mon report Of the pi5,ng The
eeNe anu % n,a,,er Of The High Senoo. ,orized an ex-
zee 70 'pT nv vote Oh May - asi uSnSo5 building
peop,e I" ,,G no fo- pew High 9c'Ivs 9,cs nonds and
per di'u.s ~ "a : ne raised by the sde has heen
when inuii .,.oets the Buding C9mn.t ha snecifi-
for - .he plans of he archl'ert and
Wrestl's fids @or the 'cnS;ructlon fh" oeo become
cat:9ns cat:,;s az ~ the b'hdirg ana hdS Nick stone
, r,liar with the various N'' Of ~. COM
fairly d.n.sls mortar etc. The repoit n m nc bids
gram Iii ma kc such recomrnenoa eco v. need
~ az seem best In Is )n1snneea'.ii W
- he acted upon by the iN'' ho"''
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
KyOrKED DOWN AND kiLLhD ID VAN
srRry-r SWEEPER RUN INTO IN bkoAp"A'
DIES IN A HOSPITAL

A STREET SWEEPER RUN INTO IN N"o''"''
DIES IN HOSPITAL
y.s.-,o cortezza. a street-sweeper o! NO -'H wen
-,,,. att, employed by Holland & Co.. OF NO
,.. M.., Twenty-second-5t.. who nave the contract
-s..,,.,rp Broadway from the Battery 10 FouF-
..h .. for the Street Cleaning Department. was
,..o.v.d down BY a private cab. northDouho AT
,oa.av and Canal-st. at about clock yesterday
,rv nd later died from the effects OF his injuries
=. ~. uudson Street Hospital. Cortezzla Was
,.,.a ,nconscio,s on his back in the street. his
~s r..,inq on the rail- O: the uptown tracks " the
80, ...d md a cable-car within a zoo. Of mis- body
-. gaming wound on the left tempe OF the man
ho,vsd where he had been struck by the cab
A, .mhuIance was summoned by Policeman 1ohn
un.~ap of the Ellzabeth-st. station, doing GUY
,,h ,bs broadway Squad and Dr. Brown. VINO re-
,a.a said that the mans Skull was fractured
"a ,h,t his injury would probably prove ia'al lhe
-ar.r was then conveyed as quickly as possible
80 Hudson Street Hospital Inc driver OF tne
p.,-,ck Cassin said tina. ne was employed oy
,., = .an company at West Fiftieth-st. In me CAP
- rssssnser boz nd uptown. whose name couio
not be learned 81, .,., ,i, IN. man
~.s.n d.nied that Il was lis cao inat M inc maj"
-. ..,d that Il was tns cable-car. whose s1lpmah
,.rn.d ,he car within a foot Of ihe mans nesd
poitceman Hessian. who was s.ann.ne i e.osa, ~ va
drercn, opinion, aid took the cab-drNer 10 ne
sr,,.. ..hefh.s, pclice station ana paced nun IN ~
Thc cab was taker In charge by If,sno ,,ra os ne
Sr,ver and the passenger driven 10 Ms deso"a
ton . . 49,, ,o.ut..f q. s.a0 o'clock yester-
A,v afternoon The body OF the dead man "as re-
AZ No .5is Mulberry-si where Coroner f"' sioid''
sres,on vii; hold an inquest this morning
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
DEDEORD STATION

u.e,,ns to give formal expression o 'Vs'
.hs death Of Walter b Adams ana 20 ~. CIV"
n~e.s,oU OF approval and admiration 'or 'ns S''.,e
shown on the occasion OF 'he ne'u -, ,ra ,am
..-sor nv William B Adams. was heio ~ ''' ia"
H'"i -. an Saturday afternoon AT o CLOCK
=, " Robertson was called 10 the char anu Jon"
n psv was made secretary committee ,,e,' CON-
~ Da' .,o nov Lea Iuquer. Thomas b. hTDy
and ounsNs1fy was ne apPDdd'TSS Sad Sse@
sutdoT I, 7 NJ Ehlers made snort dHuu i,c,,,; 80
wheh tribute PAID TO the the Murder grarsy in shoons
r. Aosn.s Hu,elars who did not hesitate 10 comm
murder ,wU H When were IT. aSsr b ADAMS sT
tempt pundsr the s,oTe soars 9 Were then sbrbed
Son seyera, ,hs nrchase Of testimonial 70 william D.
Adams and the following S0n'.d and parchsse
secure secure, r Eilwood Carpenter. IL r. is and
ppIhsrf Hoyt. william H. Lyon. w H. "''' N"'
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
HROOELYN WINS AND LOSES
VICTORIOUS IN ONE CONTESI' pr'-
FEATED IN TIE OTHER
rnr.rLE GAMES IN FOUR CITIES BALTIMORE
PRACTICALLY Sure OF THE iENNANi'
GAMES YESTERDAY.

, ,, ~ Iouis 4? Louisville. Boston d
Is, c, s.N.' ,, w. ~ Csecond game. .
mrs S""' r-.opi,, I Washngior = Chicago, ="
=. ,,,,,re, ,nrst g1inel ,
Clo,,land. g. New YORK. 'h'aE.,, oms,
gamel w. ,n'",'' q. Cincinnati
N.v Vn-,. 3 Cleveland. : fhhh"ipN''' -
a.
''''"nd ,''"r ',,s,iile : Va more :: Pitsburg. g.
,nfsi cams). II ,,io.
Double games were played III i""i VI Wv - ~
1 l., ,,orx case the home team won
, ,. or. Baltimore is now practically
s,ir. OF winning the pennant and the on'S ''', ~
,r,st l.f, Is In the struggle between the 'i'V'""u
and Cincinnati teams for second place o''S Wv
poinis separate the two Western cupS WV
contested games were played NJ Easier" "'"
.t,,o,urvn Yesterday between the Brooklyn an" D
oris mines The home players won 'n' "'9' N
with Il streak ~ batting in the e'Eh'" "s'
hom, run b. Shoch dons much to s'''' inv ,'"
Toe, 4 hack-h throw by corcoian WAS u' p'S-
piece OF nelding work done. ,,,
Er.i,cnsicln won the second GaH''
made onl, one run and that was due e"'''y
.,.o orror. bv Cross Kennedy was khocN'" o
,,o hox I'm the sixth inning ana stem WIN '''
his place. did not do much better Inc
4,
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
DECISION ON Az 4S1OR TRi ST UEEU.


Justice Pryor in the Supreme Court yesterday
confirmed the report OF Austen 6. Fox. referee
constituting trust deed made Noveinbe! !. ist
by John Jacob Astor iD favor OF his grandson.
Walter Lansdon Judgment entered the
confirmation OF the report. The deed executed
by Mr. Astor for $4,000 and for the
beneht OF his grandson !cr life. The deed
executed In View Of Langdon's marriage.
II was stated oy Mr.. Astor In the deed that ne de-
sired 10 make life provision for his grandson. and
empowered the latter 10 dispose OF the trust fund
10 his children IN case, however, his wife sur
lived him she was to receive one third OF the fund
Mr Langdon died in 1894 without issue Ills wife
had died several years before
the fund which by this time amounts 70 N72Nr.
uss claimed by the executors of Air. Astor. who
said thaf II reverted 10 the Astor estate l-ans :
don's executors he other hand, asserted that ny
~ yu the money should be paid 10 his nephew :
nd njeces who were nenefciaries under MI Lang
dnn,s viii Langdons heirs also claimed the fund.
liz aing that az he had left no children ne was not
rhe confirmation OF the referees report awards
the fund TO Langdon's heirs. They are El,Za i.
W,,kes hi. sister and Cecilia N0ttback ana Saran
A UoreI who also survived him Severn, ,a, d os
Ianedon's nephews and nieces will also be oeneh'e"
by the decision
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
cans STALLED on CABLE ROlDS.
TRAVEf. DELAYED DURING TIE Busy HOT ~ IN
BROADWAY AND TilKD-ANE

TPANEf. DELAYED DURING THE Busy iOt ~ ~
BROADWAY AND TnIED-AvE
TrAvei o. both The Broadway and ne Tnlrd-aNc.
cable roa l. was blocked for three nouns la,
evening lust A. the lime when the tEsh o; RAIN
{, heaviest The blockade the Broadway road
occurred a about $40 o'clock, and was caused b.
the part!ng 0, The cable a. IioIstOn-s. immediiey
In IRON, o, me power house OF IN" do"hiowA sc'-
rion O, the road Tho breaking % he caD resulted
from The heavy pressure pa, upon IL who're tne
cars which were stalled along n. rack because ot
he usrade and review a. Union Square took up ;H'
rsh,r when he line had been cleared IL was iul,y
IN bour before he relay cable was N running o'd"i
ana In he meanwhile cars had accuInIli' ed on ~"
,jnwutoan track II the line Of waiting chr- rA-
,.ndcd 10 Thir.y-fOurth-st. A HOusiOn-si. every
o,her' car a. i, arrived from uptown Wa switched
hack IL was 1:sO O'Clock before tns cdr- VIE
running regularly m, g.. , 49, ,.
occurred az Ilous'on-s'.. about q quarter b'!oi.
: o'rlonk cars were stalled all along m. BOwety
arJ Park Row az :dr north Eighih->t. !. l'-
ou-.d fI,,v an hours I'M repair me break and
cef the c,ile in running order H. the mean IN,
downtown cars were switched back a hey arr'v, II
~ F.ignih-.i When travel resumed on The
inwer ,sr,ion o: the ROAD ;h' we're again
brought % 4 bait tIey reached Eanin-si. /
was found ;ha, the cable supplying motive power
between Eiehth-s.. end Finy-ni: tbs. mad parieI
This break happei ed about $3.50 n.., AID II wa-
two hours "a ter when me break was discovered ara
Yers sred
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
TO STCCEED +. Il. ROBINSON.
W BAYARD CUTTING SWORN IN As 4 MrNIC-
lPAI CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONER

Mayor Strong yesterday morning appointed W.
Rayard Cutting CIVIL Service Commissioner 10 MI
the vacancy caused by the death OF r. Randolph Rob
jnson Nj Cutting was sworn into office by the
Mayor al the City Hall an hour before noon lie IS
a lawyer Of large wealth who has devoted more Of his
time TO phlanhropc enterprises than TO tho practice
OF law He has an office with his brother. II. Fulton
Cutting No. 81 Nassau-s and lives in the winter
in the handsome house at No 1872 fif'h-ave His
summer home is Oakdale J.. l.. where he has
fancy farm.
W Bayard Cutting inherited large fortune from
his father and grandfather, and he has been well
known in Nea-York society He born in this
city In $50 and graduated from Columbia Col-
lege in l>6o Later he was made one OF the trustees
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

OF Columbia and has held iha; position Tor mum
Der OF years. He trustee Of the CiN cub. bu'
sent In hs resignation yesterday In Obe iienc" the
rules Of the club, winch forbid oftce-hoiier from
being A trustee. n" II president OF The Improved
Dwelling Association which organized = IN
prove the conditions Of poor people IN the city. ana be
is also president OF the city Suburban Homes com
pany. He has taken an active part In a number O'
charitable AMI ph.lanhroplc enterprises. he WAS
member Of the Committee Of seventy. which was ~
strum.ntal in putting Mayor Strong into Office. He
IS member OF several clubs. including the Me;rcp0l
i,an Union. University. Century Players, Tunedo
downtown Riding and Westminster kenne.
Mr.. Cutting married IN lN'' 10 4 daughter Vf
Bronson Murray. and they have four children. W.
Iavard Cutting H.. the eldcst sDn injured scri-
osly las; spring wnilc travelling In te West. bu hr
recovered an has entered Harvard a. II freshman.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
THE RECORDS
HosToN. %: LOUISVILLE. )

U.si,u Sept Tine BOstOns and LoulsNillcs com
n,.i.d their series to-day. paying twO games. eacn
,iuninu one The first game Was wei contested for
i've inn nes b IN The sixth the Bostons took win
niny lead Iiills error and his bases on balls We're
ro.tly E5if of the runs OF The BOstons were made
l,v men who had reached hrst on balls. Stivctts
~, steady and effective and his support by Long and
collins brilliant
the SEQ. Ll game a beautiful contest. marked
throughout 10y sharp playing. The louisNill's eN-
.ed Al the bat II the seventh inning sullivan was
called in 10 rcDacc Y,rrick and tiin Was mad"
of him IN" .cuis,ilies gathered In no less 'hin
fourteen ny balls p..ar played spenddly at short
and Johnson. the second baseman. acquitted
himself very creditaDly Longs playing was simply
I.-noi, nal he cutting on at east three basenlts ~
,yond,ilil stops. Cunningham was very effective
with men on bases and virtually won the game ~
Ina hone run sixth with TWO men on bases ana
tn men oui. Attendance. 3.el9. Score;
F.si game
Boston ................ - 10
Iouis, III. .............O u u u : D
a,sehts- Boston. H. Louisville. g Errors- Boston.
I<,isyilt 8 Battsries-Syeus and Ganzel. hil and
Dexter. Umpire Hurst
Second
Boston Observation-Disclosures.
Louisville ................. o ! u
Uasehi,s- Boston. 5: Louisville II Errors -Roston.
Louisville = Battcries-ysrrick sullivan and Ean@el'
cunningham and Miller. rmpire-Hufst.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

Baltimore Sept. 1t Has another um?ire-wTanG-
ling match to-day. AMI the consf queni delay cd'S'i
the gam. TO bo called account Of darkness petor"
the eighth inning wa- completed IN" nome '.din a
won tho gan in tho nth iuninE when pass - Hf>
and five hits noiicd five runs. Sugd'n wds baby hir
twice hy foul tips but n"rvcly Kept IN IN" game. A.
tendance i.J'o The score.
u.',i,n,r. ...............o q % - ~
Pr shurg ..++-..-+...t.' ~ " v " -
ps-ehifs Baltimore - f'i''shurg. . Errors -Et'ii
more 3 Pif'shurg . Bifier.s H1ner ani Robinson,
Hughes and Sugien Umpire Iall}.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
RYE.

The Rev. John Edwards. Father hnTkS' % ,1a
s,i.,s lhe church. end Father Ilar'igan oi ~.
dominican order met at the Hs@e OF n,msraa S nr"T
ibe Moor yesterday and selected SISTER , ot three
% take charge of the home for per,oo ,Ss o,ce
years Sister RAYMOND. VINO "%S %er-york
for tnTse BeaY Of Educa?n me-, Monday eTf
appointed James isds Fieds anifor Miss H. Grace
Was eaCheT in tnf to reopen
garten depsripssdmd,; psdd;omher her, s. n. -,
'N hs RSV Dav Nore1h Kr9y Scen nnS sprnns the
,sloominssbur Penn wno KirHv' returned nome
yesterday. 49,, crive,v who has been visit
The Rev. Thaddens SnlveHb; bas departed for chi
,,u ,,.ro died at her home In tiarrl
Mrs. Niar' Niar,I ',,,.sterdav in Rye Union Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
THE TORONTO TENNTS TOTRNA WENT.
WARE BEATS ANGEL AID PAREr SHARP TO
DAYS PROGRAMME

WARE BEATS ANGEL AND PAREr SIIARP-TO-
DAYS PROGRAMME
Toronto ONT, sept ! ,SpecaD.-A number OF
wclknOwn American players are entered in the
Toronto tennis tournament which began here this
afternoon the grounds OF the Toronto Athletic
club. The list includes Macom Whitman of Har-
ward. leo l.. Ware the former nterscholastic
champion. g =. sheldon. jr. OF Yale; J. u. Paret.
T.. l.. Gram and W. G. Grant OF NewYork. H. T..
Avery. the veteran Detroit player; J. g. Neely. of
chicago. q G. Boughton, OF Buffalo. and Lewis
Angel. Of Rochester.
Canada is strongly represented by some OF her
best men including \. 9. Manchester. +. q. Andcr-
son and Gordon Mackenzie. OF Toronto Foukes.
the British Columbian champion. is also here. In
the ladies singles which will begin tomorrow
with unusually larr" entry list. Miss Juliettc
Atkinson. OF Brooklyn. ihe cX-champion OF the
United States. will compete together with her sis
ter Miss Kathleen Atkinson. As the American
party WAS Late in arriving only few matches
were on during the afternoon
Ware fornd himself drawn ,s,ns, Angel. whom
he disposed ~ in easy style. following mp thc
victory ry "kng woll-rarned maich against
Anderson. en-" ot tht Toronto players Paret was
pitt Il agtln~, :. ) Sharp. another Toronto repre-
sentative who went down before the New Workers
I&+, ne" sm1 IN rtIsI, 1rI Tpar, Tpam' Ss WAS
played with considerable skill in the back OF the
court but prS,ed no match f9r nj, 9ppSmcmS GrNr
the morning. and furnished some capital play. To-
morrow IN, doubles. ladies singles and handicap
singles will be started with large entry lisi in
each event The
Mems singles ,pr"imLaty roundl foulkrs. British
columbia Gordon Mackenzie. Il l. Il 4 l.. r. Ware
Ia,, ton beat l. Angel Rochester. G-l. 6-3. + q. An
.i.rson Toronto beat u. Davis - Louis b' default
crinln Toronto ieat y T. ii""'~ nos,,h pN 'i'
fault. " {. Grant New York beat A y Macponad'
'I'T"'0 rir0 round ii T. Ayer prYo Dsa, 4 ca%phel
= ; y u T. aret Ne" YORK. beat = > ShafIe'
X"re singles ,hsi roulD /. Pcmberton Toronto. beat
r pns,om Ifxbridg. ;. i3. s-6. f. osborne, Il.
80, ,,d heat N Ftnwi,k. Toronto. 62. G-3 H.. NJ.
nng.,s pet,rbofoueh. beat IL. y Cowan Toronto t-3
o 1-3 . ". Bell Toronto beat ; NJ M'u" '''o"'"'
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
FLAMES ~ M4NHATTAN MARKET.

FIRE DESTROYS POTATOES AND EGGS IN FOUR
STALLS
var, ot the Manhattan Market FOR produce, a
,wo.story prick building. occupying almost an en-
tire block at Thirty -fourh-st and Tenth-aVe, ana
sora Of its contents were destroyed by nre early
,, waning The total damage is estimated at
about 5000
The flames were discovered by Policeman Smith
of the West Thirty -seventh-st. station who saw
smoke coming from one of the upper WINDOWS al
about s o'clock. He sent in an alarm and when
tho dremen arrived the fire was thought to be so
dangerous that two more alarms were sent In
FLAMES shot out from SIX OF the windows ten
n,irmt,s after the nre was discovered, In stalls
Nos 10 and II. occupied by Frank Corbett and
IL H. Wright n Son. 1t took an hour to get the
flames under control. and in that time the fire
had commu ncated to Nos. and ,. occupied by
IL H. Stevens & Co. II got no further The
three firms losers by the fire had potatoes and
egps stored In their stalls. Corbet the largest
loser The damage includes about Sl,oo0 to the
building
AnnouncemeatA
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
IAPCHMONT.

Mise Marie HELEN and George 8. Sanger are
A n1.rried to-day in Pennington ~ D. AT me
home % OF Miss Hcens aunt Mrs ,n Van rleea %,, srd
n,ari. sanger. a .'sier Of the bridegroom ,ai dn
IIor,s~a curry will be The attending coup.
HELEN is the granddaughter OF ME- ',mn,ar in
Ne" ,m, ubere she met Mr. Sanger and they
tarrm,,''" romanticsny engaged after shor, md
Mr. ad sspfeT seereiary s Of the arch
Mrs e; "a t'nh the wedding will be t'.' nrst od
ibe season in which archmdonMi Mc ssTger win re-
ccntrT1 1,,s III, Hanor within few day-
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
PHILADELPHIA. 2: CINCINNATI. 4

philadelphia Sept. L-Philadelphia made II three
straight from cincinnati this afternoon by winning
a close and sharply played game. In the ninth
inning with the score & to in favor OF Cincinnati
and two out. Hulen went TO bat for gallagher ana
lined ont a single Orth followed Hulen. and the
frs. ball pitched hc put over the fence for home
run tving the score Cincinnati was BANKED In
ia half OF the ninth and in the tenth Philadelphia
batted out three more runs. winning the game.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
EY-.JlDGE HYATT DEAD.

Ex-city Judge s. Burdett Hyatt vino had an
once at No l4s Broadway. was found unconscious
on the sidewalk opposite No 7S3 Seventh-ave iate
last night and was removed TO Roosevelt Hos
nsta, whore he died fifteen minutes after his
arrival Ex-Judge Hyatt lived with his mother
at No. II West One-hundred- and-twenty 'nrst-st
He was about ffty-three years Of age
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
THE GAMES IN NEW-Yokk.

cI.rlElNNn WINS me flnSr ANp N" '"''"
THE SECOND
The fact that rhe cleveland team p''Y'p "' ''s
J,,lo Grounds yesterday served 10 ailr"ct u"
,,,v.J to the Harlem grounds. or the TWO game
,i,.d .,.n Won a victory. Tn" Spiders ''P'"'''
,n, first contest IA the "ighih h''"s W."
o,, .,,.ouuor reached first has" ON IN 'f'o' ny
l,,,,,.r US s.ni 10 called hhlls.
and r.t.an made . hii. Hah" follower VIII"
,o,,.. run and the tniug vas dom" In N'' SUM
,,,n. I'M. home prof, -sionhl. PLACED I'M" "''' ~
i.,f.r advantage. aud won IL" s'"''S
FIRST GAME.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
HOME NEWS.


ALBEMARLE-W William G. Endicott. Jf hr'
IEGI1ANThe Rev. DR.. Brainard, OF Auourh' y,
Y. FIFTH ANIiNU Ex-senator R"dheld PROCTOR %
Vermont; j. Sloat rassoit and Mrs. Meme ''an'
Sartors. HOFFMAN-Coloncl James ;. isi9n''u-
son. OF New-Orieans. GRAND tNlON-fN-
tor T. X. Bruce o. Mississippi. lMPtRlAi--.'''
Garcia Merou. Argentine Minister ri NaShiiis''''
MURRAY IILl--I.dward s. ishnm. OF Chcag"'
ard John r. Garrett Of Philadelphia. IAitN y -
\I-t-Iu6ce " y Dickev OF the Ncw-YOrk So
prcme Court. WALDORr-Scna or Ma'theN >
Quay. OF Pennsylvania. and John y SHaicherd' oi
Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

rbere were n. new deposits of gold in the Sub
reast,v Yesterday for The sason that there werH no
new arrivals Ct g5d The actual arrivals OF gold 10
date have been ST. go GO. Of which all but S''" mas
heeu dep )sltsd in the Sub-Treasury.
The advanc, in discounts II London. which threat ,
ems an advance in The Bank OF Engands official
minimum rate Of discount. together with an increase
in the prices OF bars and eagles may temporarily In
terrupt shipments OF gold from London. The ac-
cmulation here. however. OF bills OF exchange Is ~
rapid that there be little question about future
imao, a,ioas % gold
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

All onr mems three dollar shoes are
rpduced to $3.50. and in the line are
several hundred pairs that were ~.
We intend our stores shall be the
best places 10 shoe men and boys as
we'll as to clOthe them.
ROGERS, PEEr \ Go.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
,ir,v second and TIf padway
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
OTIIEK GAMF.S YESTERDAY.

A. SSlacuse Syracuse. lo Buffalo. }.
~ Providence rlitpn. :. Provide nee. -.
Al Toronto Toronto. b. Rochester T.
Al Newport Newport. :. bridgeport. >
At - rIngfeld- Springfield, ). Wlk"sbarrc :.
At Newark uirst gamel Newark. .. Hartford. ).
;.,t nd game N'wark. H. Hartford. ;.
~ Hartford Springfield. \. WIKI, sbarre. !.
Al Paterson pater r.ou. =. wilmington.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

ro,als -. II 3el 10 I''"s - - -
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fropklNr t.--t-- '.t- t,,., i,-. b.,
f,-n.d runs -, Louis. =. ifo'ANn :, ,rs 2 .,r,o,
t,.' '.,I,, . Icff bases = i'.l- - 80 a..
oifof- On u. i.ti- on flarf . struck ". -,
uafper : Han" gnr Sto.h y,,,r, stolen tas,r
81 ,'-oss Gri"ln Jones. Nni"rs.h " ,.,r,r
r'yne rlsv~.II,rt and I',nd I"us@r Fm,si,e Time
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
FACTORY: IS, AND i5s WEST 10TH ST.

Weather clear and pleasant; ATTENDANCE f'''
Score: -
Philadelphia ..............o
Cincinnati ................" "
r,..hf,s phita ialuhia IL. cincinnati. ~ Errors
hn,,clphia cincinnati. l. R1'f"r"s-'rth ana i''f''
pw yer and Vaughn lniprc-LHnch