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New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The new trolley company seems determined to
force it's entrance through the town of Rye. not
withstandng the opposition that it is meeting
from many Of the wealthy people who have their
homes along the proposed route. The company
this week began to distribute tho rails for the
road ard cars arc arriving with ties and poles. II
is believed that the company will not only atterp,
to operate lines I'm Rye and Port Chester. but that
an effort will ne made TO establish route on the
line Of the Boston Pest Road from Rye Beach TO
Namaroneck ard from Port Chester TO White
Plains bringing the people OF these sections in
direct communication with the county seat.
The Board of Education OF Port Chester has just
submitted its report for the school year. The num-
Der of children who attended the schools some
portion OF last year l.Ss1 being increase Of
tendance S96 There are 700 children Of the
school age The amount Of school district bonds
outstanding and bearing interest at per cent is
s2S 90 Tho annual meeting If the district will be
held on Tuesday night. The principal question TO
be discussed al the meeting is the advsaby Of
erecting school buildings. instead of paying
There will be- special musical services in 81.
Peters Episcopal Church tomorrow .afternoon.
when tie sacred cantata. "Rcbckah." will be
Ethan Allen Hunt tenor: Frederick studwell.
soprano. and Walter Ferris. alto The chorus will
be made UP from the choir and members OF the
II is expected that the village assessment
roll OF Port chester will be submitted 10 the VII
lage trustees by the assessors on Monday nigh.
and after beng accepted will he submitted for
twenty DAYS for review and exception.
+. c. Raymond old ard well-known resident
Of Port Chcstc- was probably seriously injured on
John o Merritt The accident happened while
MIR Raymond was riding in Westchester-ave.
The members OF ;he American Yacht Club and
their friends will be entertained tonight AZ the
works followed by a dinner and dancing. Tie
affair IS the aecond Of series
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The service OF dedication Of the new Church OF the
Blessed Sacrament will begin tomorrow morhhs az
1880 o'clock with solemn high mass al whe" uie
rector. the Rev Thomas Mclaughlin, VIII oe 'ne
ceebrant. He will be assisted by the heV' H. d,
Cushion, assistant rector: the Rev. l. Meister OF
Mamarore,k. and the Rev. Edward Tierney. Bishop
Farley will oicae a, the dediGaiSn bT Faiher Nc
houseSs n 81 NcwYSS HSeaSsS y ns evening
will fCDss q Mesmn s9n sPfh1 lSS%e0 Se %
sf issue ssn cltis & Of sni
OF the services viii be the music by choir 3 MY
yOSs yDSss ,Ss %s SfT,'
Miss Grace Upingon orsanis ard MISS aan 3 he
Mi:s sssn cSyeis by Mr.; i lyon. ssvsna M%sn
the re,anns eS,s wall around { oliver isen's Premium
Point mansion and the large sea Ss,nns %aS Toe On
4enls pS as fSs Poin, OF Il These walls have to repaired
eyf5s 6s KsH st. f. bSsse has appointed
tor Of tbe German Methods, EpseSpas chnTGa Of OF
sSe fS' Arcsn Mshoas '@H M chuch Gs
congregations are CROWNS and ne havNr bee
se rhs list inc
lsrsnee Fl FT Me3odt &c II Wsrac EnsGGP'
Casino nhH fir aid ThS9 Gh1rSn has
been ple aSns %S Se and will nancs sue
cess Among hS;c in charge FRA G M Mss S'2 Whna
MY aI,ev Mrs George w ice. Miss Baker. Mrs
Hopkins Ms Sterling f.. ME- : FrGesSeSn Prceor Srs M
Riley Mrs Richard Cobden. Miss Bijom FernanaCI;; I;
Miss Ethel Hnines and II. Yznasa The fa'r VIII
close tonight ,s an
The Horse Shoe Harbor Club announces, It's III r,o
niIal aquatic sports for Saturday. August Il. ,,e
nrorrammc will include water polo. tup Ta|i"S'
swi,nmjng and numerous other sports. -. ,h
The annual election of three memners r"asdnv OF M
in Tho Town Hall In this election the women arr
entitled to equal privileges with the menj Ma ana i''
Ferens whose name appears on the ticket VIII"
Mott Emgh and II. f. R'erbusH
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MOUNT VERNON.

The Prohib.tions,s Of this city will give public
lawn fcsival in the park at Fifth-ave.. and Third
St this afternoon ard evening concert will be
given b, .he Prohibition Band Of WIlliamsbridge
and A W Wilbur Editor of THE Voice" VIII be
the orator Of the day
The Rev C. H. Tyndall. pastor Of the Reformed
Church. will preach an interesting sermon to-mor-
row nigh on 'Thc City OF the Dead"
The graduates Of the Mount Vernon High School,
at meeting held al the home OF Miss Myers
elscfed the following officers: r. Hufnagel pres:-
dent: Miss NJ T.. Morbus. vce-presilent; Miss j.
Sners secretary. and Miss j. W. Myers treasurer
The Rev and Mrs. George {. Peck Will start to-
day for Bay Shore. Long Island, where they Will
spend The principal portion Of a six weeks vaca
tion. 49,, s 81, 1-,r , 90
ganized and vii. be known as the American Brig
ade of the Sons OF Veterans. The Organization Is
growing rapidy and has established headquarters
,ion with rhe Reformed Church has completed its
third year and adjourned until September
Miss Katharine Fisher and James X. TAYLOR were
married or Thursday night by the Rev. william A
Granger pastor Of the Baptist Church; The wed
ding took place AZ the home OF the brides sister,
Mrs II T. Boedccker in South Sccond-ave
match game OF ball will be paved this after
noon on the home grounds between the y NJ {. A.
team and the Brooklyn Field Cub.
The Rev. Frederick H. Kellogg, pastor OF the
Vernon Heights Conversational Church, and his
family are IN Morrisvile. V.
H. H. Jennings. OF this city. has purchased from
j.. Frank Palmer Deputy Register. the Sheppard
homestead In Boston Pos, Road i.archmon' Manor.
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on THE HOME FIELD AGAIN.
NETWORK BEATS THE MEN FROM
ACROSS THE RIVER By a
SCORE OF 3 TO /

The local baseball season was roopened at the
Polo Grounds yesterday before rather small al
tendance. The contest between the NewYork
and Brooklyn teams. and the smallncss CT the at
tendance remarked every hand. The game
was a wel-contested one. and resulted In victory
for the home team simply through the superior
pitching OF Rusie. With such pitcher as Rusie.
almost any OF a team ought 10 win large
majority OF its games.
The grounds In wretched condition. owing
&c the recent rains. and the outfeld looked more
like a miniature lake than balihed. Ruse
pitched his usual steady game. and IL not his
fault that the from Brooklyn scored their
only Donnelly recently disciplined by the
Pittsburg team. has Joined the New-York club.
This will mean the retirement of Clark from first
base Joyce Will probably cover that position.
Donney taking Joyce's place at third \ dispatch
from Minnea polls last night brought the inlorma-
tion that Walter Wimot. the cid-ime Chicago
player had signed with the Ncw-York club and
that he would report Immediately. The score:
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31

tion. When eighteen years old he entered the en'-
poyment of Fletcher. Harrison Co. makers of
engines and Loil-rs whose place OF business was
then at Nestry and West SITS. New-iork t'ty' Al
the age Of ;wenty-onc he was appointed patroi-
man on the Ncw-York police force and was as
signed to the Seventh Precinct. then in command
of Captain JAMESON who aftorward became III
spcctOr - ,e.,
When The village of Yonkcrs. on August 10, 1856.
was made a sub precinct of the ~rhirty second Pre-
cinct OF the metropolitan force. Mclaughlin was
one OF the twelve patrOlmen detailed TO do du.N
here under Captain .\anson $. Wilson; The
Nets were here until April 10. ls7l. when the
present police force was organized me mel!
from the old metropolitan force had until May
TO decide whether they would remain az members
Of the new department or return 10 New-l Ork
city. Policeman Mclaughlin was one Of he meh
who decided to cast the? fortunes with the lon-
kers department John Nangin. who came with
the Nets" TO Yonkcrs as -erge1nt and elected
10 remain. chosen captain or the new orGani-
zatiGn. place he held for twenty-five year,, urlt
his death several months ago and Patrolman Nc
Laughln was made Of the rOundsmen. on
December g. 1881. Roundsman Mclaughlin was
made sergeant 70 III! the vacancy caused by the
death Sergeant Austin
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
SING SING.

John c. Knapp. Of Mr. and AIRS. John c.
Knapp Of Dale-ave. has gone 10 Cleveland. Ohio
Colonel Francis Iarkin. Jr.. has returned TO Ar
verne -tke-Sea after spending few days in
town.
Deputy-Postmaster Henry H. Reynolds is
prominent candidate for the nomination for Demo
cratic Member OF Assembly In this district this
fall
Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Hyatt. OF Albany have
been visiting ex-villaee Presden, and Mrs. Abram
Hyatt o! Hghland-ave
Miss Clarabee Wells. OF Hackensack. y. j., mas
Henry D. Mccord Of the Sing Sing Yacht Club
has purchased ne" launch. which H. propelled by
Mr. and Mrs Frank c. Howland of New-York
City. are visiting Mr. and Mrs James T. Howiand
Miss Ethel Kipp. daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs Will
sa Ts T 10 HRP RenGs 81 IN aare has from
air ana Mrs. George 4 Williams and their son.
Ss 70 r end Mrs Henry r. Hope Of
The steamer Lewis D; Beck win make an excur-
the hetH congregation q st. Mays Church Beeehwood
Henry H. Law son of Walter W. Law. of Briar
Sn M@nGr errsDs nsn on rs hGns n Island Sound
Rodger Haddock and Arthur Kipp are at New
Reehee in the formers ea,;rgeed yaSh, Si, IIsx
Commodore p. Joseph Keeraa and several mem
al Connsook Island below West Point,
Mr. and Mrs. ". Penn Nrceland OF Greenve,
who ,r. s1ye Sesn ed"rs home " the e"0"
The Hone Telephone Company has introduced a
messenger service, the boys being mounted on b!-
Daniel J Hickey Warden sage's private secre-
,ary. has been laid up with ivy poisoning. at his
home in Corning
SCI ra"m "a ha e. vses Sses oarI os G' Q: Hes;R ''
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
TARRYTOWN.

A bronze tablet In memory Of the Rev ana MIS-
Edward Coleman Bull is now being cast and VIII
soon be placed in the tower OF Christ Episcopal
Church. of which the Rev. J. Selden Spencer Is
rector. Mr.. Bull Of the bcst-known Epis-
copal clergymen Of Westchester County. and for
many years was rector OF Christ Episcopal Church
I'm Rye The bronze fountain in Depot Square was
erected in 1891 and is the gift to the village OF
Mr. and Mrs. Bull
Alfred Demarest. seventeen years old. or NO ZoS'
Second-ave.. New-York City. died early yesterday
received on the NewcYork Central Railroad tracks
Thursday evening The young man ,r1 had wb,c btc
was on the middle track. As the freight stopped
instan,ly struck by the eouthbound cro,on local
train Both his legs and one arm were cut or ana
ssnefed ss snd afsS fo'9 20 si
Of the boy who lay on the tracks UNI. When m h
was removed the hospital He was attended i,ay ny
pr r. j. cou,ant but his nSnrGs ,,Ser We,e Evers ad
ministcrcd The rite of extreme unc'ion oetore De"
The thr,y-nfh hearing in the case OF John d l;
ard William Rockefeller against the assessors ,,G Gf
the Of Mount Pleasant waI Rcn bofe y .s Fran
lin Couch. referee. The examination OF John ,or, W:
Free EoekSfeer N nsS in dsr to was
begun and finished by Howard n. Morse Another
gsny will w 9f held Se sSen GH he wndemcre
Wndle Park This evening 20 ordor of Chosen
Friends AZ its meeting on Thursday evening ini,
lated two new members and decided TO hold an
entertainment on next "Wednesday evening, ,rs,,r
The Fire Patrol will have moonlight excurs
M Inc Hudson on Tuesday evening. August TO- ana
on the following day the twenty,ninth annua' * *
cursion Of solomon Lodge NO l9o r ara ~ 'i''
Will be held. ~. ~. Dan,
Hugh V Conrad. superintendent CT the a Kand
Drill Works who has been travelling III the MINING
regions OF Upper Michigan, In company WIN sew
ersl mining engineers returned home tais ws'k.
fair viii h held the aficrnoonGs ana r,, evea at
ings az Thursday Friday and saturday hchi mex, az az
the Shiloh Baptist Church. The proceeIs VIII 90
toward paying Of the mortgage oil the iarr''o""
Hospital. - hoid IN tho
An Interesting entertainment was heig ID me ,ne
GienviIle Methodist Episcopal Church on lnursnhI
evening \ large number was present ana "'ce
sum realized.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
STATEN ISLlND HtPPENINGS.

An Injunction was served Oh Supervisor Nathaniel
Marsh Of Souihlcld on ThUr'day night preventing
him from delivering the $1,000 road bonds on Mon
day. Tho order was isrucd by Justice Van Wyck
on application OF Amalia III fcori. Il Taxpayer. II
is returnabe on August 8.
The new Brooklyn ferry whs opened yesterday
and about one hundred prOfninent business men
made "a trip across the bay the ferryboat. The
boats will run hourly. beginning this morning.
Tx Supervisor John J.. Dobson. Of New Brighton
Is in Plattsburg y \.
Among the affairs scheduled for this afternoon
are a regatta Of the Staten Island Yacht Club. a
gof match at the North Shore Tennis Club and
croGuct tournament the Clifton Tennis club
The police Of the West Brighton precinct are
hunting for the owner Of a quantity Of linen which
was captured when n thief arrested yesterday
morring at early hour In the village The fell
low had apparently stripped clotheslnc OF a
wealthy perSon, for the bundle contained many ar
ticles which were of fine texture.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
WHITE PLAINS.

Nr and Mrs c. H. Gallup. Of Poughkeep*ie' arc
tho guests of MI and Mrs. o. B. Eggl"s'oh' IL
Orawaupum- I'll -
The Young Mems Christian Association VIII or
pouize an athletic team this evening.
After several postponemcnts OH account Oh IN
claimant weather the lawn party and fair IN ava OF
the Hospital Association opened yesterday "i'er
Nom under favorable conditions on the premises OF
David Cromwell In the evening there was .arse
attendance the groYnds were oeauiliu,y @
mated and the affair was decldcd sut-e -
will bc continued this afternoon and evening. ..
This Is the dull season Of the year al tne coun! .i
buildings The concts have susssue'n as, oe
the LAWYERS arc away enjoying season or rerrea-
ton and rest a few tired clerks arc fnnnlnS "
buildings are the mechanics engaged in putting ~
the new metal cornce which vii! be great III
provement when completed - e.,oo, D,-.r,,,
of this town and Harrison last year were sZ'D -
the receipts s9.s9J i2. leaving naanae III the "'"H
ury of s2l22 a. l.,.
The White Plains and Elmsford Trolley Company
Yesterday morning out gang CT men at WORK iay
ing n few rails in Lexington-ave. At the Junction on
beginning of the branch line TO Mount Vernon 9ut m
the present operations were not begun WIN mo m
tonion Of Immediately completing the extension;
but to hold the franchise which o'her"lse "ou'"
have expired within five days.
To the music Of a ffe and drum corps and hcadHd
S5 6e is SOWING Club paraded the
OF this village Yesterday morning on its annual out
"S G. Sii:iman. OF Troy. ~ Y. has been visl'ng his
brother Minott NJ Slliman OF tho Post Road
Mrs Eddy and her daughter Miss Marie EDDY.
are guests at the Brode homestead IN Manaio-
Miss Ellen Dowa:l. Of T;cxinston-ave., goes to
Portland Ne next week for Or WSo TG weeks sfay
The Missce Pine of New-York City. formerly Of
this village. viii accompany Miss Dowar.
Miss Helen Dvkman Is home from her WISH .
(.leDc Ealls
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The first match in the competition for The silver
cup between four members Of the Sleepy lIo..ow
Lawn Tennis Club and four members OF the YOn-
kers Tennis Club VIII. be played on the courts OF
the latter club this afternoon. Charles Dunsmorc
Mlllard. Everett II. Thayer. George P!crpont and
Howard rhayer will compose the Sleepy Hollow
The teams OF the Young Mons Catholic Lyceum
and the Travis club. OF Pcekskill. VIII bats
this afternoon.
The Rev. i. Fenton Blessing. pastor OF the Scar
borough Presbyterian Church. is enjoying his vacn-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs William L. Klnfsland have gone 10
Bar Iiarbor. Me. where they viii remain until
September.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Walter Webb in the Adlron-
dacks.
The Rev Joseph f. Shenhan. rector OF the
Church Of the Magdacne Pocantico Hills. IS AT the
Catholic summer school In Piattsburg. y. Y
The annual election Of oilicers OF the North
Tarrytown Fire Patrol wiz take place on Tuesday
tve"i"'.
At a meeting Of st. Marks Chapter Of the
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
PEEKSKILL.

The meeting OF the Dorcas Society will be held
at the home Of Mrs Fitch. in Main-st.. this after
noon az o'clock.
Dr. Edward D. Fuller will start this evening for
two weeks trip through the northern part OF this
State.
The meeting o: tho Helping Hand Association will
be held on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Cox. in Simpson Place.
Lewis W. Ames returned yesterday from Utica,
where he mas spent the week in attendance at the
annual convention OF the Knights of Pyth.as. repro
n was cb6ssn dsirc; ieoaty Srani master ior the
Th assessors 9 his osn Eugene H John ,5a
view at he Once Of Franklin Couch.
Asbury Barker has the contract from Colonel
Thomas u. Husted (Chauncey NJ. Depew's agenD 10
make some alierat0ns and changes on the stage
o. made bsore S
ho1 Ms Sssaa 4s at ns @ a? her M HS at Ms ss Ess
Hotel while mis- family Is away Their sl snns married
Is al the Gsrretson Cottage. Bemar
Tho Rev. Thomas G s'raus, pastor Of tn the Sec Sec
vsiiey YAH; X = The cbnrsS vii be Closed ihFoash1
The Rev, Charles Lewis son of the Rey wi-
a @ Fhe S f. has rce.d owsSp ms
in the General Theological seminary: New-Ycrk,
nS % T @ sfsT ups dulles a IN
mont yaSTe he is now lOSaiSd
Ynent shows The Institution to be fourishlng. There
e surplus on hand Of s22ls5j g g; The assets are
Picnics of the First and Second Presbyterian
churches and Sunday. schools, which were to be
on Thursday were both postponed on account OF the
rain. The First Church picnic will be held AT Iona
next Thursday. The date has not been fixed for
that u the Second Church The picnic OF the
Church OF the Assumption was held on Thursday
afternoon and evening at Frost Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Briggs, formerly Of Peek
skill. now OF Brooklyn. are Spending short time at
Sara LAX n AfrOriackS
The usual change in the summer timetable OF the
Pioneer. which plies between Pechskill and Iona
Island. has gonC into effect.
The Dunderberg Club has returned from the out
ing at Oscawanna Lake
Deputy Sheriff Verpanck. Of White Plains was
in town Thursday and closed the store OF Mary j..
Tompkins. in charge OF Leonard J. Tompkins who
has conducted a grocery store Mair-st for some
years He one o; Peekskils besi-known bust
ness men The stock will be sold on Thursday next,
August s. 70 satisfy several executions.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
c,rsE OF THE YEW.HAvEy EXPLOSION.

New-Iaven, Conn. July 3.-Coroner Mix to-day
returned his finding In the Of the explosion Al
the ar,nory OF the Winchester Repeating Arms
company by which seven persons were killed IL
is to the effect that the explosion was caused ny
the misplacng OF a shot shell and by the accumu-
Ia,ion OF powder In a pocket not intended for such
accumulation. and Il further adds that the person
or persons who caused OF allowed this accumula-
lion of powder is responsible for the death OF the
Victims The finding concludes with recommenda-
lions calling for alterations In the ioaSlns ,y n
II shall be 10 prevent such accumula tions OF pow
dor and who shall be held responsible
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
BALTIMORE. Is: WASHINGTON. II.

Washington July 9o-The game to-day was log,
through poor pitching and fielding Mercer being
hit freely. The feature of the day Browns
home with the bases full Maui started In 10
pitch for the orioles. but Wild that he
lasted only one inning and Mercer gave way 20
Swain al the end OF the sixth. Other changes
were made when Stencil and Clark were put out
of the game for disputing decisions. Attendance,
500 Score:
Y. ~ r
Washington ........4 oil IA
baltimore ........ % o-iJ i6
Batteries swain Mercer and Farrell Maui. Horer
& 'arl<e Row.
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ENGLISH BICYCLE RIDERS VICTORIOUS.

Glasgow. July @.-At the international bicycle
race meet held here to-day the one-mile profess
sional championship contest. In which four riders
from each country took part. by Eng
land which captured the trophy with points
France and Denmark lied for second place with
II points Scotland and Ireland tied for third
place with L. and Holland was next with 10
The onc-mile championship by Arend
of Germany with Barden OF England, second, and
N.nssnI II Elanc,. third.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
A., DEPUTY COLLECTOR UNDER 4 CLOUD.

Malone y. Y. July 50.-R. W. Anderson. deputy
collector CT customs at chatcaurny. Franklin
County n Y, has been removed from oiIlcc. and a
Mr. Phillips OF Plattsburg. has been temporarily
appointed to MI his place. II is alleged that Dep
uiy-C ollector Anderson is short In his accounts
The shortage IL said 10 be nearly 1900 Mr.. An
derson Is reported to have left Chatcaugay II NIL
the rumOvs true. startling exposur,s will take
place
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
BOSTON. Z; PHILADELPHIA. 8

Philadelphia July 30.-Orth pitched superbly to-
day and had Boston at his mercy until the eighth
inning when the visitors jumped upon him FOR
four singles and a triple which, with base on
balls netted five runs. Clements had finger split.
and Long sprained his ankle. Their respective
places were taken by Boyle and Bob Allen At
tendance. 47&. Score: . .
Philadelphia .........o % = =
batteries Clements and Boyle Klobedanz and
Reryen
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
ST. LOUIS. :: LOUISVILLE. 6.

ST. Louis. July 3OA single by Grady in tire
ninth inning won the Browns the game from Louis
vile to-day. The Colonies secured the lead In their
half OF tho ninth inning Evans was put IN 70
pitch. and with two ,ut and two on bases, Grady
singled 10 left. sending in the winning run. The
visitors were due TO loose fielding by the
home players. Attendance 100. Score:
ST. Louis ............2 o . . -
LOUISVILLE. ...........l I u q ~ o u 3-S II 3
Batteries -Donahue and Murphy: Cunningham AMI VIII
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yrrv pOI1cE CAPTAIN FOR YONKERS

st.rcrAvT M.I.>I.GHrIN SELECTED TO FILL THE
VACANCY CAUSED BY MANGIH's DEATH
Tho contest for the place of captain OF the lon-
lars uo,;ce to fill the vacancy caused by the death
q Captain John ManSin. was settled yesteruay
afternoon by the Commissioners selecting sergeant
lanes Mclaughlin for that Office
Sergeant Mclaughlin was born in Ireland August
&C. 1876 He came TO America with his parents WIZ"
child AID lived at NorWa Conn. in the pun
i,, schools of which town he received his educa
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
ERIE CANAL TRAFFIC INTERRUPTED.

syracuse. July sO--There are 80 canaihoats. IN
Guiding fleet OF the steel canal-boats. tied up In
the Erie Canal in the vicinity OF this city because
OF the break In Lock No. u. east OF Syracuse Tae
break cannot be repaired before next TUESDAY
saving that owing 10 their enforced idieness.
freights have advanced In ew-iork ana othsr
points Ea st from " cents TO u ton wNnih ~ss~'
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
4 RECEPTION FOR TEN EYCK.

Boston, July 3O-A reception is to be rendered
10 Edward H. Ten Eyck. winner OF the Diamond
Souls at the Henley Regatta in Faneul Hall. on
Tuesday August s. Every boat club in and around
I,ogton will he represented at the reception. and
the affair will be In charge Of the New England
Amateur Rowing Association.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
UasTINGS-ON-HCDSON

The second ANIMAL entertainment Of the Tower
Ridge Yacht Club. under .he management OF MT
and Mrs George Ober took pace on Thursday
evening In Protection Hail There was full house
and the AFFAIR was exceedingly enjoyable: The
opening feature was scenes from "Jekyl and
LYDIA Knott and Taylor Granville. The programme
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
THE RECORDS.
PITTSBURG. :: CHICAGO. 5.

Chicago. July So-stupid fielding. base running and
inability 10 hit at the right time again lost A game
that the Colts had plenty of chance 10 win. sug-
den was fined and ordered TO the bench IN the
fourth for abusive language. Pitcher Hastings was
struck on the instep by vicious liner in the eighth
and forced TO retire Kittridge's catching and bat
ting were feature. Attendance. 1890. Score:
r. n +.
Chicago ...........O o-5 u I
Pittsburg .........3 U q q q d o 2-7 IL !
Batteres-Briggs and Kittredge: Hastings. Hugiey.
Sugden and Merritt.