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ll'f THE SUN, SATURDAY, AUOUMT II, 188a. rt j
1 'iOW CAN THEY BEAT US?
I raose ironic at a cbiticaz poett
1 otrrs f7 roiuc xae cmma
I tnn If D't Oat Out i VleUrj. Oar
Oanaarai Help U Wl-I
Old Btarr Abaut CMeage Had Detroit.
I xbo result ol yesterday's games was aa
I followa! League New York 2. Pittsburgh 1.
I ffMhlcRton 8, Chicago 6. Philadelphia B,
Detroit S, Boston 1. Indianapolis 2. Asso-
eittlon-ClnelntiBtl 5. Brooklyn 2. Bt. Louis
I a, Athlotlc 1, Louleyllla 7. Baltimore 0, Kan
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NEW TOMS, 2! WTT8DUB0H. 1.
Tha Now Yorks have been In many close
places this week, and pullad out, but nonool
thamha boon so closa aathatot yoiterday,
and It is safe to nay that thor would not have
pulled out tnh time bad not the visitors como
to their rescue, or rather the visitors' pitcher,
irhioa amounta to about tho aamo thing,
Btaley pitched a very romarkablo game,
though. He did better than Keofo In oven
Inning oxcaat tho alxth. although he did not
strike out ao many men aa the New YorkB
twlrlor. In a came such as that o! yeMorday
1 required an old head and jilcnty of gritto
win. and in both respects tho young man -who
ttood In tho box for tho vlsltore was doQclont.
The hard-hitting Now Vorks couldn't do any
thing with Btaley'B0urva3,Bnd their four hits
were scattered through as many Innings. Four
hits were also made off ot Eeefe, but as two of
them woro bunched la tho Bret inning thoy
counted for a run. Both pitchers wero sup
ported In good form by their respective teams.
jUxeopt when thero was n sharp play now and
then, tho Interest lagged a trifle. Connor's
wonderful ono-handstop In the aoventh inning,
on which ho mado a double play unassisted,
was the leading feature of tho (tamo.
The visitors jumped right Into the lead In tho
first ianlne by earning a run on two clean-cut
base hits and aa out Billy Sunday began ilio
fun by dropping one of Koefo's first curves Into
left field, and when Foghorn Mlllor sent a daisy
cutter to right Hold Sunday sprinted around to
third and Mlllor to socond. when tho ball was
fielded In to hold Sunday on third. Coleman
made himself less dangerous to tho home club
by atriklcR out In tho course ol the came
eleven others of his club went out In like man
ner, Beekloy hit to hitnoy, and while he was
twins thrown out at llrst. Sunday ran tiomo.
Itnasa't long before tho 3.GC4 spectators saw
that biff Bill Brown was not thocntcher that Ev-Ine-
Is unit 111 o whole team soon found that the
services of twlngwero needed. Brown did cood
work, but tboro were ninny foul Up that Ew
inff would have cot that Brown didn't KOt.
J wine by tho way, is tnSslne arest nnd sols
Jllolcy Wolch. Tho smlllna pitcher Is at bur
ntoca whoro he will remain until next Mon
day. President Bay ears that he is all rlulit,
and that his trlD is only for an airtne. .wlnc
alsobelnc at baratiiRa, C'rnno orTitcomb will
do the pltcblns to-dny ami Murnliy will catch.
I After tho first Innlnc cooso okrs wore clenlt
out with creat llbornllty, although tho New
Yorks could havo scored moro than oncohad
they been alio to gat in a bnso hit at the
proper time. Connoropcned the second inning
bysendlne the ball down to the ropes and se
cured ttilrti base on tho hit liut even this was
not produotho or n run O'KourLe. the net
batter, was thrown out at llrst by Smith, and
Vhltney hit a sharp grounder to the sume
player. Connor trlod to score but went out at
the plate Hlattory cot to llrst on balls, and
was forced out by Brown, l'rom this point ur
to the sixth Inn ins both sidet sot men to eecond
nnd eon to third, but o&ch time they were
left thorn. In the sixth. howevr,"'after Ivoif
York bad two men out. Tiernan cot to llrst on
balls, and stole soennd on a wild pitch.
Connor alo cot flrtt on balls. The
fifth wild ball on Connor was wild indeed, nnd
when AlJUsr finally rroorerf the horsa tilde
Connor had readied secoud nnd Tiernan third.
CfKourLo then came to the bat. but before ho
could hit the ball Btaloy got In another out
ahoot that cleared the bases After this burst
ot costly pluy, the Pittsburgh pitcher settled
down and did tine work asaln. Those three
wild pitches were all that ho made in tho
came, but they cost bis club defeat. It was
wholly Impossible for the New Vorks to stoio
after thia
The visitor! mado rattling light to cut down
tho New Yorks' lead, but it could not be dona.
The great heel o had settled down to his worV,
and wan causlngtho isitors to fan the air with
remarkable regularity.
Beckley opened tho aoventb inning with a
lilt toward ltichardson that rolled over the
End so slowly that he boat It to ttrtt. Dun
hen bit a lino ball, which Connor captured
one hand as it was going cierhls head,
and. touchlne first base, which Beckley hud
jnst lelt. completed a double play. This kind
of wotkeauHod the visitors to lose heart. Any
way tholr efforts for victory seemod to become
less strenuous. The score:
KltT TOIK. rilTSBBRCH.
Wart. o oast Sonday.e f..,.l looo
Rich lion. Jdb.U O 8 1 0 MUler. o O 1 4 3 -J
Tlerxi&a. r. f .,1 10 0 0 foemaa,r f 0 u o o O
Connor, tub 117 0 0 Htcklty, litu 0 I 14 o o
ORauka, 1 t 0 1 0 0 O Dunlin, id t). 0 0 3 4 0
Whitney. 3d t O 0 2 3 1 Dairymple, L Co 0 O o n
Bliiury, e.t.o I o o 0 Kuthne, SU t .0 0 11
Hrown, o.. 0 U1S 1 1 Smith, O 13 4 0
Keeli, p. 0 o ul OUalvUkp. o O J s O
TctHl ."s"27a0 3 7otil. TT2TI8 U
flwVoik 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-2
itubufH 1 e o u o 0 0 0 01
Eunrl runt-New York 0, ritubvrirb, 1 Tint bate
eatrron Vrrr Ynrk. 1 Htubunb, i Lett iu tjuu
NevVatk 4. I'lUiuurrh. 3. Itus on DU-TIrnn. 1;
Cnmor, I euttry. 1 lieckley.l Uualap, 1 Dilrrmiile, 1.
htraek oat-ltlllardon, 2. vraimcy 1; Drown. 1
Ker,l Sondar. 1 CUrnin. S Iunlap. 1: Dalrjrnjpie,
1, Katkne. J: Smltli. 2 uly. 2. luret b hui
Connor Doutlt nlira Couaor, t, Panlap and ack.ley,
I Wlldpllcbta Maley, 3. Stolen taeta llrrnau. 1,
onoarks, 3. BuDlay, 1 1 Dunlap, 1, Hinllh, 1. loplre
Kr Kcuy Tlmo of gamo Two boar,
wisanoio-r, S, ciiicauo.9.
WiniwinoT. Aay. 1U Tie Watklnrtoni but 6.1 Bor
Chen rery bard lu tbe flret IWb tnnlnra to-day. but threw
away atlenat four ruuatbrourb recklManaIiijudlcloua
luomniilnir Tbca Anton lld Van llaliren In to
pitch, and In lb alxtb and tayenth lunlnK herettrel
taehomaclLblareaular ordar tfut la the alicbth tboy
aollafoarelmlei. wtloh. togatliar wltb a baocnlulia
aal Byu'a error, gave thera four rani. Theacore.v
vaaaiKcrox. cua-jca
uuro.i.1. avla.ro. a.
tlv...J 1 3 1 UKjuntt... .1 1 J 1 i
wifmot,i t.,.i s 1 o 1 v. nitr,i r.p 1 o 1 s o
era id b ..0 1 2 J u UuBy, r. 1 ..1 1120
JJIr, r. f t 1 2 o o Ainoo. lit b....J -J 11 1 I
O'Brien, litb .1 213 11 o Pftffer. a h. 0 0310
Jloniially, ad b I I a a lV.llllimion.aaO 0 12 1
"k 0 3 1 7 J o lorni. JdU-..0 1 4 1 u
Whitney, n. .0 0 0 o U.ly e 0 113 4
ruller.a a... lltl ll Bomb t,p 1U0 O a 4 O
Totala. ailsr23 Totals "oj id B
Myera deolarad out
WhK.Vft,n 1 0 1' 2 0 0 4 0-8
t-ueao u u o o 1 u u o-a
Wt-WUmot Three bahlu-l)aiy,uurtll. Home run
AMoa, nriibaioonbalU-iioy MyeraWm lly Mack
rmuttitrBM, 5, nartoit, a
fmiuiairaiA. An 10 Uetrolte nut uo a mnerahld
rme In the Held ilila altern.wn Wd bfaeilur SJ
aented ll,e Philadelphia, wnh the ttc"r". ia'Sfri
jjjuhad a good tame, aid hU eupjKirt aa trtllla"t!
bmsoit rmuiunu,
JtaaloLe. a -J l 1 Wood I r. 1 li 1 u 0
Jrooibera.litri.1 J 13 u 0 Andrew 0 t u J 1 u
sonpapa, r, 10 1 1 u (1 1 gariy, r r 3 1 j 1 0
Jhita Mp.,.,1 1 o a 2 urrar. at b,. u ziu o o
anUdti....o a a o,Muiey.Jdb u i o i
?.'.")t.0 0082 o.banderi. p.. D u 1 40
5;KUe aa-..0 0 0 1 2 Irwin i. .0117"
i&S!,r'lt "aetlan, .'d b. O 11 H 4 A
Oruer, 0 1 o u o sjbrlver. c 0 i u 1
Tct,l "aioalio "t Totaii... "a "Si? iT "j
E.'lr?1.1, i o -i o o (i (i o o-i
ILiiade'pbla ioaoooio-a
wn rSJ'J,f,?llD,.,r(u-.2 walilt-0inal Home
S?t n M""ft. fim, baa n ballB-lndrea Vo
n iirS?.Uf,n, l,,Vlr4,,.cf'1 -J WIH. 1-lr.tta.e
?SJLT" T'101 I hlladelph a, 4. Struck oat
tor?.1??'1' p""1'' m,;.2 l.n.l.rt, Irwin.
oSSS'i P"d. Ialuv-Scbrler. U WUd illebea-1
Grittier, a Tlai 1 33. Umpire-Lynch.
aoitoi, 7i iKDiaiiroLia, 2.
toItTiVu''.lu-!,V,cr!rof to-day', name lieaily
tStt. Au.0""1!" 'eJ' ""a Hllr' lirti
laal vi0i??Lr!l,n, lcl" t Clarkioiionihe other
iuit .0"T Ml h"a '""hi and iheu the
uiflsruaiaade wmioieatued. 1 he .core i
aostoa uciui.rotii
jnt..., a.laro.4 a. K.la.po.A.ir.
,i"'a.tl i l us.erjr 1 f ,.i o i o 6
y.?ita,rt- J 3 l Jmy, 3d b... 0 o I I ii
fSf'fii." 1 o l 11 in... c f... .o i i o o
ii-M"....,.! 1 l a i ilai.cotk.aao l a a 0
J?"'. It 2 3 a o o Hauetl id b o u J 5 o
iifflU it b .a i a i o n.iiv i.tt niao i
"arliia id u 0 i a l Hirere p o o o 5 o
-"tM;n, p o o 0 7 o Buckley; e .01621
T,U1- TliMiu'e Total. a1Tj(7 30
CS!??. 1 c o t l I o o l-T
aoumtpon, I u o t o o u a u-j
tStfBtf ra-B4too Tbiaa-baH htta-Brown.
C. Rerimuf Horn ma.-Urowu. Uat bate oa
"aiawa, kaUy u). UerxlU, Uwry. (tow I rint

tea. oa rrera Botiiea, 1 1 Tidlananolla, a. Straek enk
Kelly, riaaa. Clukioaiti 84rr, beny (l ijlaeaoi,
Buckley. Paeajd balla-Katly. I. Wild rttcnes-tflaikMB,
lSbreta,l- Tune-liM. UmplrsKnltbu
Tho Anerlean A.eacUUon.
eaitClMKATI, 5 SROOBXTN. i
Clncinnaxi. Aujt. 10. Brooklyn sprung a
anrprisoon Cincinnati to-day. "Oyster" Burn
did not bo to Louisville with the lialtlniores.
Ha remained here, and a deal that ba hunc
fire for some days baa beon closed. Burns Is
now wltb Brooklyn and has replaced Paul Bad
ford in centra field, lie did sood work in the
field to-day. nnd his hit in tho first Inning, wlion
two men ware out, drove) in the only runs
Brooklyn scored. Tho nenrost they cama to
tallrlne after that was In tbo elshth, whoa
Flneknoy made a triple. Thoro was but one
out. but pop-up fllos aettled the fates oftlio
succeeding batsmen. IllckC'aroentor drove In
th red'a run that tied the scoro. In tho ninth.
Keenan wai cnuslit ot tha plate. Tho tenth
Hettlad It With two outa. Hmltli made a doublo
to deep centre. He, scored on N'lcol's hit. as
alstod by a, wild throw of O'llrion's Then
everybody hit tha ball, nnd McFhnuand Nlcol
both sot In. KlUnu Cincinnati the third ettra
InnlnR earao they hno captured this week,
iho score:
uaciaxiTi. nootiTK
K lay o.i a. I lulnrni r.
Mcot. r r. .1 1 1 ii olfinckney, adb.u 1 3 l i
VePhee. 2d b...a 2 a a on iirun. I. r. .1 1 1 o i
Kellly, litb I 111 (i 0 Carrutbera n o o 0 I u
Keenan a Dill 0 Pouu, let b .,,1 1 0 ll
lorkMIL c. r .0 o j o 0 llurna c. I 0 1 o o
Carpenter, J bo 2 1 a I (I hmlttie a o 2 4 0
fennelly U u 5 0 L'lark. r t a O 1 1 0
i) Connor, 1 o a a l I iuriock,2db. o u a 4 I
a. tiinlin. p ,1 i u i o liiutioiie, c... u l 4 o o
Total. Oil 1)017 H ToUll .11 71)111 2
Cincinnati .0 0 0 I 0 o O O Ii t
llroollyn JUOOUOUUU 0-2
Kerned rani Cincinnati. 4, Brooklyn 3. T.in
lilt.-h Bmllh Three bane Mi rinrknry Double
l'liyi Keen.u nnd Kellly: 31 cl life and llellly llr.t
ra.e on balls Carrutbers. Clark lirat beta mi errors
lirooklyn I, fttruck out Carpenter Mld pltcbei
biultn. Time litu. L'mplra-daliiey.
jiTLociariLta.
T.oulirllla. I O Ii I il O .1 07
BalUmore u u O 0 0 n u u u-o
Ilaee hits lutirllle 13, Il.ltlriore a I,rrere Iu
l.Mlle H, llnltuuore, 4 ritchcra Cbtmberlam and
Cuniilnibam.
ar Kiaein city.
Clereland :i ti l a o o o n o-
kaniat City. UUU4I10H 11-0
Uat hit. Clarcland. H, Kan.ai Ity. in. Frrora
Cleveland, 2, Kaui.a City, 1'llcUtri-O Dncu and
Porter
it sr LOltl
SL T-out Oil 002400 2-8
Atbleti: ti 1 o o o o 0 u cl
ttate hll-St Jxiula 12. AthletlaH Errore-Sl Loull,
2, Athletic, 2 l'itdieri-Mnfand WpiUIiii
SXInor JLcBinet.
CBKTaUi LKAOUB.
ay scuMo.t.
"crantou o o o a u o o 0-2
Jeraej nty o 3 o u 1 o t o 04
HoMlilti-Sorarton, 4 Jeraey Cltr.K rrror. Scran
ton. .1. Jeraey City, J l'itcben-Lvnob and lthlnea,
At I Imlra-Elralrn, 4, Allentown. 0
Atllaaleton Uaaleton.3, Uaalon.3.
ra'f'reTLyiu lsicpil
AtShamokln-bhenandoab. IP Sit Carmet,7
At.t.hluud Mab.noy tlij, 11, Ailanl,3.
1W km.LAKD UC1GDU
AtManchetr Manclie.ter, Worceitor, H.
.It Vorlamuulli 1 orumoulh. IU; Lovull, 7.
INIKRHlltOIAl. LklGLK.
At Borfato Syracuse. U. UiiSalo, 4.
At London lmlon 4: Troy. 3
At Hamilton-Hamilton. 7, Albany, 3.
At Toronto Toronto, Kocbeiter. u,
otukk uixia.
At a,ilnton rrt uorliainn, 7, llroollyn Atb.
At'l'hlladelphia-Coban Rianta. 8, Sel.r Tipv 4.
Cblpa from the Diamond.
Tho fog horn stood on I lie whitewashed Una
And lolled wltb mllthtaud malm
4a the runner tried to iteal a one.
that he rul-Ut win the name.
Hut our great Buck." be threw that ball
In u way there wa. nodonbt
lie nipped bii man. and the born was .till
lieu the umpire called blui out
Tom Hums ahotild be a help I o the Prooklyna
Why did Dirnle let Burn, not la he selllny out!
The New Vorta will put on their batting caps to-day,
(Jul Smith Please .tale your queitlou mora plainly
Staley Is a good pitcher. All he need, la a little more
.and.
The Vsw VurVa .holla bay an easy time of It neat
week
Rye ntt.bnrcb hai not won a item, from Philadelphia
this season.
Hello tuera. Capt A:,ton. How about that fourth
place fcr Sei Vert
Keefe caused the ntuburzhs to slice up 'be air la a
lively manner yeiterday
Walt until tbe fait oomea aronnd andae.tlierelea.es
that wl 1 occur In Brootiyn
The uui old .torys New york ivlns and Chlcaro and
Detroit los.. When wUl 14 .lop t
The rituburxh Club wiU play the laat f ansa of the
aeries at the roio around, to-day
After that yame of yesterday one may expect to see
the New 1 ork. pull out ot any kind a hole.
Come, there ihlcaaonnd Detroit Are you golnr to
let tho tallenders fall In behind tho 3cw York
Catcher Holbertof the Brooklyn team uwthaeame
from the playera' benoh at tbo Polo Kround. yesterday.
H G K. .lira While Is probably the oldest man in the
League. Ilela4u yeara old. Anacat la 30, and O'Boorke
.u.
R C A batter cannot recilre credit for abaaehlt
when a adder makes an error, which allow, htm to fet
to tint baae.
fcunday ear. that he ia ttoine to marrT a Mia. Thomp
.onot culcaffo, and not an luwa fc'irl, aa .overal stories
have had IL
At Lima. Ohio, tho other d.y, KllawortU Pillara. a
catcher, had nu I.tt eye knocked out by a tat slipping
from tho hand. o. a catcher.
It la not oft.n that a pitcher III try to eurye the ball
around the end of tbe fraud at.ntl three times la .ac
cession, and thereby dre two rana
"Another pitcher from th. country." r.mukaaChi
cay o paper, referring to the slrnlni? of Maine. If Anson
keep untb era won tbo ranch com busked this fait
ThaEwlnys are becoming treat men. Buekiaateer
ina tho Olania toward tho pennant while his brother
John la nddlue victories to the Loulsvill Club', aicoaut
by hi. aupirti pliobluy.
Jack riolden. a yoonr man of Cedar Glades, Ark., was
kllleiltheothtr1ay wbllo playlnir base balk Thetrame
waen conteat between the clubaetled.rGIad.s and
llnckvllie. audwaa played on tho grouiidaof theCadar
lll.deaClub. Young Uulden bad taken hi. place at the
bau and the third bjtli thrown .truck him on tbe head
with fatal effect, lie died soon after beiof hit.
A Reader On Decoration Day. 184, at Metropolitan
Park, the Metropolitan Club played the tit. Lonls i'lublu
the murnlnr and Indianapollaln the afternoon Berkley
did not play with hi laula or any other team at Metro
politan Park on that day In Ioh. th. Ueiropollt.il
Club plajed away from home. Mickey Welch Joined
the New Wlsitt IBfcJ.
CtarytiKO. Aoc lo The Cleveland Club director.
held a meeting trtday, hut did not reach n conclusion In
tli. matter of resigning tha club, franchls. and dlpdi
lug of the playera Local lorera or tha tiame continue
to petition tha club to sta on and a.cure. if poaeib'e a
pl.ee In tb. Lt.srue at tbe end of the ee.aon. Probably
theolulswillgo on. but at the old rale r admls.loii.
Tbe te. to cannot be vupported nsder the 25-cenl tarift
Baltimore to-Uay declined to waiye claim to the Cure,
land playera, and both! lnclnnatl and Baltimore bay.
been aak.d to name prices on the men they want
Uikely O'Brien Klrnmer. raata. MoKean, Strieker, and
bilks are all In demand So far Ibli scuon the club baa
made money under thefi-cent tariff. Laat year it loat
1IU.00U. beud.aanorlglual Investmant of Sto.uco.
IorisTiLiK, Aug. la President Davidioi of tha Louis
Tin tesm on ma return from the East, raid to day:
"ft hat am I going to do about Ksmievt WelL I hardly
know. 1 wlllc.re ullr Investlirate hlacaae. and if 1 dud
be Intend, to hehar. nlmselr and we can come to an
agreement I may reinstate him, lloweyer, 1 bare bad
several good ocere for blm. and I cannot aay iiosttlrelr
what I will do. 1 am aim looking ror a gool short .top.
The only one 1 foond during the Pastern trip who tllloj
the bill was a young fellow named tvehran. who be
longed ton sectional league at M llke.barre. J trledto
Fiurrli.ee hi. release at a good itrlce, snd even talked
or six hours with the Prealdent and director, butuicney
won drot boy biin. Tie nine i. backed by some coal
kings, and they donnrhe.lute to put up any amount of
money to make their team win. I may get him yet,
however The talk about the Cleveland Club disband
ing 1 think. Is a bluff They drew larger crowde tban
at any ether pl.ea we played en IhU trip, and there la
no danger of them disbanding."
Asuatear Tiru
At Ilobokeit to-day, Cub.n Glanta va Dover.
The Mill Rocka will play She Norfolk, to-morrow
Tbo Atlas Club of lerkrllJe will play at llabrray to
day. At nayonne to d.y ParkAthlelk. rs. B.yonne Atb..
letlci.
At Oiklind Park, Jersey City, today, Allertonsvi
rilmav
At Bergen Point to-day-Ilsau rs. New Jersey Atb.
letloL'Ub
Atfcnirerl'le today Tbe Myosotlj Club ys Robinson
t Company.
The Jtarlora will play tho Stars ttls aflernoon at
WeehaaVen
On the Brooklyn A. C, grouuda to day, Brooklyn A. C.
t. Orange .V, U
At I'amrapo to day-Be wens of Jeraey City vs. ram
rspo AtlilctloClub
The tlorhains will play Ihe Pataraoa Club to-day at
Washington lark, Brooklyn
The llsckett Carhart 'o team will play the Ior.
walka at Mouth Nora alk to-day
The Hlieppard Knapp crack ba.a ball nine will p'aythe
BaimaiiUrv" nlnoto-'day ataonltorl'atk, We.baxken.
The Lord k Taylor nine of Qr.nd slreet will croiu bat.
with ibeClovcYUaeVll.il Clubot Brooklyn at Loo Park
to-n-orrow.
Tie Brooklyn "I," and Manhattan, of New ork will
rl.y on the Brooklyn Ll.tated grounds al Wauhattan
Junction this afternoon
The lima of Brooklyn will play the. Ilals.y 'Club on
the gounrte of the latter, corn, rot Palchen atanuo and
il.lseyalrett Bro klyn, to day,
TheSt.ten Iiland AtliWlcs play the oung Americas
nfl'hlladelplilaaUVest he flrlghtou lala afienioon
lytig will pitch lor the visitors and Bates of Harvard
for the home club
The Champion Pilgrim Club of lliilim has added Jb;
setenteei.th victory lo Its credit. The Pltgrloi. 1 ptastd
a picked ida. paitly couiH,Md of tbe Arilo Athleitca,
aud defeated them by iu to 0.
Tbe Mtmllors of Harlem have secured Couth Brother',
leland for Ihe remainder of th. eeesoa. and all tho..
tiubswitii players under leyears wiihliiBlat.a can ad
dreiaKdward King, manaier, 17Ka lITthatrasU
At th. opening of the Brighton Beach Base Ball
ground last eund.y the Newark club defeated the LI
mires bvatoa. To-morrow ibat'uban Ul.nl. and oor
h.ms alllpl.y tha fourth of Iba rle. of Jive game.
fur the colored championship al these grounds.
The V M C A. Lesguehas completed their schedule
ortbe.euonof lixw, with Urooktj-n and llaxl.tna tie
for tlrst place, each having won nitamet and lost I At a.
maettiiB of the Le.gu. elomtnlUea it was derided to
havitks tie played iuT by t,u grand hajuplonshlni
g.isa. lo be piayed at the afaaliattaa Alhlella Clui
noun a EWUty tutb .best and lu.Ui avenue, l-4y.
CHAMPIONS TO MEETTO-DAL
TnBOREATRBT RACES OF TllT. 81CA0y
AX StONMUVTJT VA11K.
Virteem Crock Two. Year-Olds In thedfemUr
Champlan Onrrlien OrTerea B3.SO0 te
tVlrs en Blawlo-Klugaton tVIII Meet ri
rrtiKl and Ceanensara Its tha Chntanlaa.
The profrriimmo nt Slonmoutli Park to-day
la ono of tha moat setifalioDtil of tlio season,
as tho Champion nnd Junior Champion Htnkos
aro to bo decided. In both races the battle will
ba betneen tho boat hcr-cB In tralnlnclnthe
I'nt and West, and tho strueslo will be ot a
sectional charaoter. Thla Is eapoolally so In
tho Junior Champion, for which flftoon two-year-olds
are named as starters This number
will probably he aimmented before tho rnoe, al
though tha iWiiln etnblen havo threo and Mr.
Vlthoritto candidates in the rnco.Xliernco will
be worth hotween J20.000 nnd ,23.000 to the Ic
tor, thorn bains tho lniao number of 'Hi noml
nntlona Trlnclpal amouittho startnrn are tlio
llwyer ltros.' Oreaon nnd Brvant k Hcoscftn'"!
l'roctor Knott. If reports are true the Btrnit
Bio aLtho end will bo botwoeu these two ountj
Klante. II will bo the Knst nwiln'jt tho West.
OrcBon li aehcstnnt coltby Onondaira, out ot
Hkyllcjbt. Ho won tho Expectation. Uudson.
and Tremontatakea Inst sprtnir, oiliiblttnc l o
markablo speed. He hit himself nrly In Juno,
and bnd to ba turnod out. IIo has been lit
Barntoca for tho print tlnoo wovka, and horse
men Irom there snyth.it he has ontlrolyio
coered hit onrly form. Ho mado n throe-(luarter-mlle
trial early thla week In l:15li.
He will have tho adtnntnen of McLnuRhlln,
the klne of riders of two-voar-olds, ami v.111
carry tho money of thoubniidt of rosklonts of
Now York and lirooklyn.
Proctor Knott It a sensational cetfoinici,
and his owners niako norocretof tlio fait that
they bno In him a world-bcator. They nrn
tery modest, withal, wnyltta that they will win
both tho Junior Champion nnd Coney Island
Futurity with thelrrraik. l'roctor Knott is a
eeldlnit hy Luke Blnckhiirii, out or Tnl a
pooca. Ha has wtm the West Side, Alexander
nnd Kenwootlbtakas ntChlcico. ami demon
strated his riBht to tha tltloof klne two-yejir-olil
of the West. Mum Unmil. ono of lil-i
ownun. who owned aud Irnlnod tho famous
General llnrdliijr, says that Pn-ctor Knott Is
the boat colt ho eor tralnod. Proctor Knott
hn been ntPtiratoea for the nnst thrco weokB
Hleo. aud on Monday worked tlin-iiunrters lu
l:16i, pulled double Good homomen at Bnrn
tocB, however, assert that Orouon holds tha
M osiern younustT trnfo.
Tho Hnccln eandldntes will probably be
Fresno nnd rtnlvator. a doubtful stnrtor. rosno
ran once at Monmouth, vtat Interfered wlthnt
tho stnrt, and did not show prominently, yet a
rumor renoiied tho city yoatorday that 1 rcsno
had worked tlireo-'iuartors on Wodnosday
mornins In 1:15. 'I his Is tho fnstest mude tit
Monmouth hv a twn-yenr-nld tliiiBoni,on, 8nl
ator is tlio dark ono llolsnohostnut colt by
l'rinco Charlie, out of Nullnu. Humor una It
that ho iHoellnkor. Ho line been utiecinlly
prepared for this nice. andhnicnnllyneaten hU
Btablocompanlon, lUnsom. In work. 'Ibis Is the
liest kind of a line lor the public, as Hnnoom Is
a colt with aulte u coot turn of spopd, and if
Snliatorcnn run over him he must bo aeopu
colt Indeed. Garrison will ride the beatot the
Tlio Citstlo Stables will start their rough-and-ready
jouncster, Dinl'lo, -whose cuiieM
cnt ruunlnirut r-heensheud Hay wonl'lm many
admirers. Garrison has ulivays ridden this
colt in his best races. A few dais nuq tho
owner of tha colt telegraphed Giirrfaon from
Snratoga a most libernl oiler to rido. It was
2 5U0 If ho won and tlOO If ho lost As Mr.
Jlaireln storts two or threo. and has first cnll
on tho Unappor. the tempting offer will havo to
he refuaod, nnd some other rider will culdo the
son ol Eolusand Grace Darlinc. Diablo Ibouo
of tho outsiders that havo a chance to cot a
portion of the rich prlyo, nu tho third horeo re
ceives J1.000 out of the Btnko.
Green Morris's Tlpstair la a promlsinRColt
that hai given ntaatoot his mnttlo by vvlnnlnt,'
tho Sapling Ktakos. He is, in Mr. Morris's es
timation, one of the beet colta in the country.
He is unusually quick to net away. He has
done splendid work lu prhuto trials at Mon
mouth during tho past week, and must bo la
belled dangerous.,
Mr. Wlthera'B Fnvordale and Cyclone colts
are both public performers ol moro than ordi
nary merit. Willie Martin will come Irom
Saratoga to rldo Mr, Wlthora's boat. Capt.
Browne Reporter Is also a stnko winner, both
at Monmouth and Hheepsbead Buy Ltdy
Margaret Is ns fast as a gliost, and Knsson,
Eric, aad tho other candidates are hiuhly
For tbe Champion Stakos tho Held Is unusu
ally email, and tile struggle v. Ul probably bo
between Fireniri nnd Kingston.
Tho entries In tho othor events are of un
usual quality. There are u number of V ostern
horses ecgaued.
First Race Uaadlcep tweep.take.. seven furlongs
Little Mlnch IS4 Ban Van liu
Telle Doa II'' Britannia Ul
Rowland. lie Hypocrite los
Vall.nt lOl Umpire. 09
Ocean ti
Second Race Junior Champion Stakes thres-qaartera
of a mile.
Tre.no HI alrtor Ill
lleporter Ill t'yclnneuolt 115
(arerdale colt. USKeeann lit
Rantum Ho Tipitarl US
Erin 113 IlUblo. W
Oregon US Proctor Knott 113
The Belle U- Verdour U'd
Lady Margaret. 11.
Third llace Handicap sweepstake., mile and a fur
long! Pgtnont 122ICsmby.es 114
Kan Van ItwlPavor UJ
Boaz lillllypocrlte 104
ronrth Kace The Champion st.kes mileud a halti
Kingston tieicontivmara 113
Vlrenrl UUlbautalen. Iirj
Fifth Race Beacon Stakes, .even eighths of a nil e.
Fred B 144 Arctlno 130
King Idle I-M Maroon .1.'4
I'upert 11 Lickawrtnna l.tl
ancluse lie- Prodigal 110
Olendala 116 Leather Stocking tin
Uonnlelad. luo Urate Ul
rilxth Boca belling allowance., one mile
Tudor nsil'lalslr 101
JottleWall mi I'hoctaw 114
Malaria I'M Olenmound liu
Lucy 11 ILMlLuminary i3
Twenty are named for lha .teeplcchase oyer the full
courae, not halt tbe number will probably start.
Trailing In Kentucky.
DANVILLE, Aug. 10 Tiio Central Fair As
sociation trots closed to-day wltb tbo best
nttoadanco of the meeting, at least 5.00U pass
ing through the gates. Grnclo Harwoodwon
tho first trot iu Ono stylo, the timo in the live
heats being Rood, cousidodnc that tno track Is
only a half mile. Tho pacing race wont to the
two-) ear-old Xuthurnt, which promisus to do
vclopinto a first-class sh'o-viuooior, The full
summaries are aa follows:
Pouryeer-oldhtske. utile lioatat
y.rgusoQ A W llson a u f. Oracle llarwood
by Kletill 3 13 11
Cecil Brothers h. f Nora N'r.l t 3 1 'J 'a
VV, A Ituie.ll'a ch. f Pantile llrren 3 3 2 3 3
L. T Venter u g II. ruing l like. Dla
Time-J 44, 1 M. J7M a 137, 2. In.
The second hontwas also won by Gratia Ilnr
wood in 2:37. lilt aim unsiint hack for n foul,
and the timn by horn Knal Inken as a record.
Puree (or three jear olds and judor. pacers; mile
heats 3 In a
Clcll llrnthera' b c N'ulhurst, by Smwood .11
S (I Hoyln.lilt. f Igberta 2 4
VV A.i:uiie)l.b f flrrtle llarkawar a a
rime-l' UK
.Mr.Cusintt I.earn.af XlsuKard'aMltfat lne
Anion; thu pasgeiicorj who arrived from
Liverpool on the now steamship City of Now
York yesterday wero Mr. A, J, Cunsntt, tho
l'rosldent of tha Monmouth Turk Itaclng Asso
ciation, und lu family. Mr. Cassatt lias been
abroad for mora than a year, xpendlng most of
Ills time Inl'nrlB. whoie two of Jilb sons bavo
been attending aollogu
llowss much pntnoil and nurprlsod on IiIh
nrrlval to learn that his arorit race hore, Tho
Hard, had probably i un bis laat wo, Mr, C'ns
suit will bant Monmoutli l'atk to-duy.
AltlmuKlt his litirno Lurtm does not appear
among tliofio nnmed to ftnrt in theL'linmplon
Btakts, wlion tlm hoos go lolthe post that
opnedy rogue will no doubt curry the fumoua
trl-eolor,
Uaclng la Knglustd.
Losdov, Aug, 10. At tha Lowes summer
meeting to day the race for the At ey btake for two
year olds, via. on by Lord t'alihorpes heasliell, A.
Taylor'. Lanoashlre Lad eecond it If. Combe a L'nco
Otild third apoleon wa. Hie favorite at a lo 4 on.
Oilier betting lu to I against t-ei.tiell e to I auainst
Luti'i.hlreLad,20io 1 agalusttucu tluld, and lu to 1
agalnit tlgberu
Amateur Ila.o Ilall lll.ei,
Hesulntlon Scoro Hlieots stippllod free of
charge to all tate ballam.tetira. Applv al the omee of
Tiik f,mMMJhu. Appllrntlnns by mall must be aceen
pasted by a two-cent stamp lo cot or postage.
Ilasa Ilall Palo Oratinda Ta-dny.
Grand league champlooshlp game Pltl.bnrgh va.
Kevr kurk. Uauo 4 P kl. Aduilssi.n uOu. llonj.y,
Chicago Jda
Brooklyn A C ground, to-day. Grot game, famous
Monitors of Wrchawken va Bruoklyu A. 0, lie., 41', U,
Menday, Cuban OUuta-JUu
Btalen I.l.na Alhletlo Club va Toung Amerlia. of
I'biladelphla at We.t new Brighton, a, 1 le-day JU.
Ractaatlon grounds. Long Island, City, te-uiorrow,
Senators ta Acmes. Doit'i uili.tt Bui game. ado.
ii, i
IlotKiken to day Srlentiae Cuban Olants va Crack
PeierClub. tinecoatui. Cool grand .taulga,
I II III! I I l I Willi I 1 III mm
CZ.OBB TXmtttBS AT SARATOGA,
Sere llenes Rns Paiat th lat kleasl aaet
Uead-Tka Craw Eselteet,
Saiiatooa, Aug-10 Tho atbsndnno8 her
Increases dally. There were more visitors at
the races to-day than on any previous extra
day. The only favorite to win waa Klnu Crab,
aad lie was tho hottest kind of a favorlto. Tho
eicltemontof the day oulmlnatad In the third
lace, whoro rdslm, Bessie June, T.lmlrn, and
Uronzomnrto flnlshod aooloielrthat only tho
judges could seivtrate them. Had tha judges
given itadeadheot between three the crowd
would havo boon satisfied, but, as it waa
decidod, there were moro malcontents than
sympathizers. At first, by nn error,
the name of liesslo June was hoisted as tho
winner, but Pasha's number waa substituted
aa soon lis the judge bbw tbe emplojeo'a error.
Then, wrion the 1. 2, il was finally put up, thoro
was frosh bungling by tho emplovoe, and roost
ol tho crowd blamed tlio judges. First it was
posted l'nslia, Hassle June. nndHronr.omarte.
Then Units changed to k.lmlrn. Heaslo Juno,
und Jlronromarto, but at laatMecretary wheat
lo),by u tiemmo of tongue powor, .made the
blunderer plnrn the numbors as tlio Judges
tit llrat doclded 1'ashu, Bessie Juno, nnd
Umlra,
llesle Juno was a hot favorlto at 5 to S on,
Dick lloeho ol fit. Louis batting llellly of Chi
cntto ono wagor ol m.600 agalnBt $l,OUt.
rn,ha mado all the running up to the last
fiirlom:. whoio Illmlra joined lilni. nntl In the
hint nfty jnide Bessie June and Bronromnrto
alho uot up, the foui making one of th closest
llnlshos over scon.
In the two-year-old rnco Tespie K., aOtol
shot, heat tho favorite. Blosalrc, by ahead,
wlthltotrlovoonlyhnlf alength away.
King f nb, at 5 to 4 on htm, wuh htndod win
ner by JloI.aiiKhllii half a length from 1'rlnoo
rorttinntus, whobad l'orlins at bis shoulder,
and Hilda' was at bis hoad. ,,t,w-aa rtsreat
llnlsh l'rinco Toitunatus was ridden its If nil
that was wnntod waa tho place. He was nam
lug on the others nt tho close.
Tlio fourth men was n great upaot, Jnrry
Duun'sLo Claire, at 3t) to 1 against, winning
by n length from Lucky Jim, who led all the
wnru to 'lie Inst sixteenth.
The tonpleahaso was fought for blood all
through, lloechmore and Klllurney having it
hammoi nntl tongs to the f.nt, whero Tost
brought up Will Davis and beat them homo.
riitsi Rice.
1'ur.e ?:or of which tx to second, twaye.y elds,
rtve furl n
U. Ocoutior'. b f Tassla K., 2, by Reform Slater ol
Nercy, Iu7 (larne.) 1
K Vnung'.ch. t lllesalng lOTtlV Vcor.) l
Melbonrne st.ble'. b t lletriev.. 107 (UcCarthyt a
Mntrant. chandler, Minnie Palmer, lat touti, Vtndstu,
Jtphet, Misused, and Tom Karl alio alerted
Tltnfc 1 ICJH
Auctlons-nieMing, Slu BlutranufJ fleld, (25 Hi
tuaU paid (Held ticket) vu.20
BKCOM RACK.
Purse S3.'A of which tO to eecond: three quarters ot
ami!
O Cornehl.en'a b g Kin Crab, 3 by Kingfisher
Carlta. llH(MoLaurhliii) I
C D which i b u Prince Portuuatus, B, 113 lUIn
rhell) 3
Dwver Uroa b. o, Perklua 3. 1 13 (Williams) a
Hilda. i.nuteaA.11 M ynwood, Alarlc, lelodramu,Von
Tromp, Thetlo, and Bonlta also ran.
Itino. 1 1U)4
Auctions King Cr.lv Al.rli. tin, fold, S.-Q. Mu
tusls paldSS.-u.
THIltl) EiCE.
Purse MOO, ot which MJ to second. Oue ntUe.nda
aiateentb
vi 1". nurch' b. K Pasha, s, by oexon Papoose, 103
(Itarthii .1
riwyer Uro i'b f. Be.sie June, 4. 118 (Mclaughlin) -J
W L. Catsldy t Ca's b. f Eltnlra. 1 lul (Harm.) 3
Bronromarte, Banjo Llytou and King of Isorf oik also
atartca
Time I Anv
Auitlon-Beale June. Ji. Eiutira. tm Pasha, $1T,
field. 17 Mutual, paid (Oe,U tltkbl) If UWU.
lOUCTU KACE.
Titrse tana, tt which 6V) to eecond Five furlongs.
Eijultv Mablo'a ch.it. La Olalr, 6, by Vaual fellow B.
l.ii (IMiichell) I
B. B. t'rawtordach g lucky Jim 4, r9 (Barne.) 2
1) A Ilonlgech.g Bedstone, tl, 111 (Tumi) 11
SknbetnftC Bomp Tambourette Nat Uoodvln. Coque
lin Pat Regent, Mirth, 311m Home, and llarrodsburgh
also started
Time, I 03X
Auctions Tambourette, fis. Lucky Tim, VIO. Mle.
Mouse, t, fleld. Its. UutuaU (Otld ticket.) paid td 30
nmi back.
belling ateepleehase; purse A n( vldch $100 to
second, about two nilies and a quarter
C. I o.t cb. g WiU Davis, aged, by Kadladeen Betsy,
I4i(0. Post) 1
P. (lorman'sb g. Beechmore. aged. HH(MoBride) 3
11 T Uan.her'ach g. Klllarn.y. aged. 140 (Downing), a
Chanticleer and Evangeline alio started.
Time 4 JUi
Anctlona Uecohmore, 3J4 neld, ft& Mutuala p.il
su -jo
FAST riXtK AT BlllaUTOS JtE4Clf.
Troy Wine the Marlcbe. Ilandlcan, Kan
ulna the lllle and n Quarter la 10.
The Brighton Beach Ilaring Association
contlnuod Its meeting yesterday. Ihero was a
largo crowd present, and the betting on tha
various races was of tho most spirited charac
ter. Fast time was tho order of the day, Troy
winning tho Moriches Handicap In 2:10, tho
fastest mile and a quarter rua at tho Boach this
your.
Youghloghony, a rank outBlder.ran second in
the third race, palng 1 10(155 in tho mutual
pools,
Tho aummarles follow:
pi est nicn.
rune five, of which $10 to second, for beaten horses
are turlonrs
Q II, Morris a ch. Uar.h Rfdon, aged, by Stone-
henge-Juliette. IIS (Vlhyburn) 1
N.C llaverty'. b. cBuhme, 4,118 (llollla) a
It Llditleach m. Hweety, J. 1 13 (Barton) a
Barbara, Ulue Llua -ongnter, Richelieu, fleorgieC,
Pocassett, Beu Thompson, Kotnauce, and killton also
ran.
Time, 1 nsaf.
Jluriinns Mar.lt Beien. fjO Iiuhme fao Barbara,
E.l,Mclil, uS Mulualspaluilll si. fs.ui, fOi
EECOND HkCZ.
Purse ?3.V of which IV) tc second, seven f orlongs.
D Bnnneira h f Autumn Le.t 4. by 11 urrab bailie
Itewton, 11J (VVhyburn) 1
A. t'.itle s b. c Brian Born, 4. lB(Talor) 3
J Mea.herab g K .ton.. luu (Meagher) a
Boodle. Alveda. 1 Hut, btrlpdng, eatladed. Cricket, and
Clatter also alurted.
Time 1 VW
Auctions Antnmn leaf and Brian Boru tlOeacta. Pi
lot Clatter, anl llondle Sid cacUt Held, SJ5. Mutual,
paid Its uu, so. ju, 7 7U.
Tinnn BACE.
Purs. $250, of which 130 to aecoaJ, one mile anl a
sixteenth
J. Downey's ch. g Cardinal MeOloskey, aged by Ten
Brorck Waterwltch. n7 (Ivelly) I
t. L Kelllv s b g 1 oughlogheny 4 I07(lllggs) a
U K. Smith's b h Alamo, a lOV(llollls) i
Kink Trie Waywurd. Ten blrlke, Charley Ituaiell,
and Home Crlsto alau aterted
Time, 1 52.
Auctions Ten Strike 570- Al.mo. f.0, Cardinal Nc.
Closker, rJS, Kink. S2fl. Chsrley Riusell. riO. Held,
U Mutual! paid Bd7 10, ClcLbO, tflucj A.
rotiRTir luce.
Pnr.e f&O, of which M to aecondt three quarter, of
a mile
achnltre A Eirer'a b. rn Balcda, S, by Mortamer Per.
fertl.n. 101 (He.gan) I
l Bunnell a b. g Jim Clara ti. 113 (Wbyburn) J
It. I.lddis'n b f Oracle S,tu (Barton) .a
Bertie W colt, trollc, J J lleafy, Mamie liny, Cog
sins. Bass Viol. Count I una, and I ogardere also run
lltne. Itiuvt
Auctions Rertle W, colt, Stu, Jim Clare. I3Vi lines
Viol S-5 Krone. SS3, neld, $10 Uutuala p.ld S37.1U,
UlTn RACE.
Pnr.e J5V), of which S-V) to second, the Morlohea
Hand oap. one mile and a quarter
L. 5'iwtiiu tU. c. Tror, 4 by l-iIsr.-Uar Reel. 1 CO
(Talor) I
O IS Mnrri.ab g mtiervlsnr ft I l'i(Uf)lllj.
L. Jones sell, g Mltrrtd, c, luv (l liyburn) a
The Bourbon, Oalltts Dan, Lute AruuU, Subaltern,
and Itaytller also itarfJ.
rime 2 10.
Aur-liona Dttya p.lr. The Bourbon and hubattern.
i euch, Supervisor and v ilfriL Rio e.cli, Troy, tto.
Held, ?J5 ilutual. p.il Sill rt 111 BS, 14.sS.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $1,10, ot which fin to second ;elllnr allowances;
one tulle
J II .MrCnrmickabg Siinliei-n. 4, by Loln Mnon.
II" (Meehan). 1
M C llmerty'sli f Jitliellnrdv. lod illollls) 'J
T Mokeori.ch f. Mis. I banner, 4. KiH (Tailor) J
Change, .Macgrcgor, (juibbler, and Pa) master also
alurtel.
Time I-44W
Aucllons-Pfn. Hardy, M1, Mli Cb.rmer, $21 Sara
Kerne uut Paymaster (JO eai.li; Slid, JJU JiutusU
p!d;W7u, SUSS, (6 73
Xew Jrraey Driving Club.
The last day of the regular summer meatinc
uf the hew Jersey Driving Club at We.t End ye.terduy
waaaucceitfuL There were only two trot, ou tho jiro.
gramme, but both were holly conte.tcd
In the 2 50 class thero wssa great deal of argument
merit, and anally VV, II. hinory was taken out behind
Brown BUI and tt. H. htnllb substituted, wlie wen tha
race In three straight heau
Ktnory was lined and A Apgar ana the brown
geiillng Brown Billy aere riiied mot),
The following areth. .uintnarles
liret llace Purse t-i. tut J M ola...
A Apg.r a br Brown Billy .2211 1
Pisa and lloerr'e b u Hilly JJ ,.1 I 2 J 3
f S. ThoniaUk st nilliamW S 1 1 Jdli
Tllro-JiSU 3ii -1 SU 2 -J ajj(.
heLond Itsce-Hwcepitjikea Halt
C.a Hwoct.erablk tVililsmU.,. 3 13 11
P. P dough', u g Chlnanmn 1 t I 2 -J
J. II. Heights br g Uaultir 2 1 J j 3
Tnne-3 -J Juft a'K, 1 Mif, 2 HU
The judge, were Uesirs D. IL Jcbu.ton, A A. Wart,
and li, N. UhMter
Tka Jkraerlcaa Cricketers Wis.
I'etbrboro, Ont Aug. 10. Thocrlckct match
today between tbe Ke.lrlgbta Americans) and tbe
Pcterboros rcrulted a victory for the litter by ten wick.
ets. Peternoro'. Ural Inning ylel ltd HA the Seabrights
61 On the second Inuliig toe tourist, rolled up I2J,
leaving tho B.I to mak. lo win. btratton and Unutoom
err. by .plendld playing, put up 44 Ihe 17 respectively
with 2 extras and without leu of tbe stump. The hom.
team entertained the visitor, al a banquet to-ulgkl.
Tit Beabrlghu will returu totbslr bomss lomcrrow.
Jtanaellr Fight Billy Vslaa.
A finish fight was arranged yesterday be
tween llllly Dauu of ilayoune and J. tin. Uoanally of
Pat.raon (or a purse of (400 and tha cOempltnublp of
New Jersey. Tha me. are mlddiowel.hu. Doaaellr
hasnev.vfonghlapri.anght before II. Is employed
In a mill Its r.asale. Dunn la sn old fighter, end haa
fought a drawn battle with las tiunebe, the Marias, Th
ailit will take place wltbU ttxe. w.ska.
RACE FOR TOE GOELET CUP.
GaTX PAlXr.a PKKULl'.SH rtllUXTtthlt
AVAtU WiSB inn VltlZlC
TTta Nactspas tha Mnt er Ibe Sclmnne-r-. la
Orae. the I.lno tit Ibr Flal.k-Tbe 1'leet
ta Hall for Martha'. Vlaeyaru To-duy.
Newtout, Aug-, io,wlth tho cilmson tint
of the icltlng sun on bor lofty white salts tho
bonny whlto sloop Volunteer caino homa this
evonlng, tho winner ot another Ooolet cup and
far ahoad of tho rest of the fleet. Tbe noxt to
dash across the Qnleh lino under a. cloud of
canvas came tho famous Bacuem, winner of
tho schooner cun. The rnca waa far behind
the nvorago aa a apectnolu. nnd the time mado
waa slow by reason of light winds and calms
which protaliod during the oarly ultcrnoon.
Tho Btnrt oiT llenter Tall, in a good northerly
breo7e, was the prettiest and most lltoly sceno
of the day. The Volunteer, undor Oen. l'alno's
skilful guidance, waa just to windward of tho
line when tha cun stnrt wna fired from tho flag
ship at 10& In juat 1 inlnuto and S3 soconds
she had oiosned the line, the leador of n fleet of
weronleon. Just bororo nun flra tho I'tiritan
wore mound, and before she waa heading for
tho lino again sbo was caught botwoon the
schooners Miranda and l'almernnd blanketed.
The second boat away was tho Mayflov, or then
tho schooners Miranda and Boal'ox.closo to
gether, followed by tho bnchem. raltnor. Mon
tauk, rtirllnn.Troubndour, Eatrlna, Intrepid.
Grayling. Magic, Dauntless, Elwa, aud Iro
quois In tbo order nnmod. Tha Inttor just
wlthla tho lima limit 1 ho llamoua was handi
capped 2 minutes 19 seconds.
Away thoy apod to tbe eastward, heeling
down nearly to their aeuppers, with sheets
started justn trill to starboard and all light
sails afloat. Tho wur ships Galena. Vautlc,
and Osslpee of the North Atlantic squadron
cams out ot tho harbor In squadron order of
sailing to see tho start They were sailing
under their canyns-topsalls, topgallant sails,
and royals-ond made tiulto an Imposing ap
poarnnoo. The Oalena'i. brass band playod
lively ruuslo as she swept majestically past
tho flagship xlectrn, anchored off Bouver
mil. A largo Hoot of steamer jachts ac
companied the fleet Thoy vvoro tho baga
jaore. Vedetls. Unelda, Aurora, Magnolia,
JAIN lne, Bapiihiro, Susquehnnna. Uugmnro,
Corsair, nipple, Fedallna, Mlletto, Viblon. bay
hen, Shoorwntor. Nomad, bnkonnot, and sev
eral othor small onos. tiommodoro Gerry'a
Riiestc i of the day on board tho Electrn wore
Sirs Ml Goddnrd, Mrs. C. H. Ilorrj man, M r.
and Mra. Prescott Lawrence, MIhs Kate llrady,
5r- and Mrs. t'oinolius Vandorbilt. Jlr. and
Mrs 1). 31. Fearing. Jlr. 1'biliD Lydlc. ex-Coni-modore
H. Nicholson Kane. J.J. Van Allen.
Henry A, Cram. Miss Oiom, and Cant. 11. LU
watils. Tlio flag olllcerB and legatta commit
tee wero also on board.
Off West Island light nt 11:80 the ordorof the
iloct was: Aolunleer, Mnytlonor, Palmer, tjoa
loi.l'urltnn.Snchem.Grnyllng. Kntslnu, Mon
tauk, Jiaglo, Troubadour. Miranda Iroquois.
I'auntless. Intropld, Kliva. Hamora. The throe
Wc whlto sloops wero carrying their medium
Jlbtopsalls and cluhtopsails. lilght off lha
point ot West Island the Puritan passed tha
ilayllower to windward nnd began to creep up
on tho olunteor. This famous sloop was lo
ing finely sallod by Capt. Hunk UutL but tbe
troe.-e was ery light, and little flaws of wind
crime out of tho bays as the fleet hugged the
shore, which sont llrst ono and then tho other
ahead. The Palmer, undor n big pros of can
't as, held hor lead well. The ben Fox. about
twenty lengths astorn, tried to close tho gun
between them, hut nt thla point bho had not
succeeded.
At 11:50 the Volunteer. Palmer. Turitan. Sea
fox, ana Mayflower lay becalmed hulf a mllo to
tho custward of West Island tyhllo tho
bnchom, Kntrina, Gravling, andSUrandacame
rapidly up on them with n goo l breeze. It was
very aggrnntlng to tho lenders after tbe good
work thoy had done: hut It was tho froak of a
summor broezc, and thoy hnd to accept It.
Close In to tho shore at Shells Cnpt. Terry of
the Grayling fouad a southerly breeze. He
jibed her at oncn, tho Kntrina. Sachem, and
llnyflowur following n few minutes later.
Hair nn hour Inter tho Puritan soiit out her
spinnaker to starboard, and headed atralght
for tho bow nnd Pig llghtshlD. Tho Jfayilowor
and Graying, just ahead or her to starboard,
lulled vvoll out to the southard before setting
theirs. The Volunteer kept hers on deck until
It would draw well.
.The landers ilhed around the Sow nnd Tigs
lightship ns follows:
Richeni 337 SSIPnrltan t 4 no
Volunteer 3.J7 .ti Miranda J 4K-oi
bta rox 3.t3.ixiUr)Uni 3 4a 30
From here the courio wns about north by
wost four and nhalf miles to aad around Hon
and Chickens JLigUthip, and siMeen mllo
from thoro to tho llnlth off Brentoii's Hoof
Lightship, Tho run between tho lightships
was n pretty ono, with spinnakers pulling
to port nearly nil the way over. That luffed
around Hon and Chickens Lightship as fol
lows. t-acbetn 4 40 fiSjKitrina 4 U aa
ulutitecr 4 4 49 Miranda ...4X3)
t-e. loi 4 4H 3fi SUyrluwer.. .4 Vi SS
Puritan 4 si no IroauoU 4 su S3
Urajllng 4 il oil
The rest rounded In thi order: Troubndor.
Palmer, Montnuk, Ilnmona, Magic, Lima.
Dauntless, and lntroold Here are a few
ilguros Hint aro interesting as comparisons:
In tho run of twenu-four miles, from tho start
nroiind bow and Pigs Lightship to the Hen and
Chickens Lightship, all having about an oqutil
chsneo In thollght broezo.theeehoonerSacliom
mnde tbe best time, 6 hours 7 mlnutei 51
seconds; the Volunteer next, in 0 hours
13 minutes 52 soconds: tho ften lo.
(1 hours lfi minutes US seconds: Gray
ling, ll hours 18 mlnuteB 24 seconds,
mid Katrlna. ti hours 19 mlutitos 21 seconds.
In this run the bnchem heat the Hen Fox Bin.
44s, whllo tho Inttor beat the Grnyllngonlylm.
43. Mr Hill's Knglish schooner Miranda
beat the Mayflower lm, 02s., and Vlco-Commo-dnre
Colt's line old Dauntless wns only
hontnn lm. 33s. by Hear I'ommodoro Morgan's
Mayflower, tlio latter only bentlngthesoliooner
Troubadour by b seconds. Tho Montnuk only
beat the Dauntlo&s 15 seconda This Is the
first llcht-w eslher race In whichTthat schooner
has done so well for years. Sbo was splendidly
handled.
Tho Sachem looked very handsome as bor
crew trimmed down sheets lively nnd she
pointed up close hauled mi the port tack for the
wlndworu work to tho llnlah. Close In lior
wnko came the Volunteer, pointing a llttln
higher, with the rest spread out astern, and alt
coming pr"tty fnst now in the froshoalnu
breeze. At 5:20 tho Troubadour nnd
Boa Pox tackeil to tho southward, tbe
bacbem nnd Volunteer following hult
six minutes Inter. Just before tho Elec
trn started for tho finish Plerropont
Morgan, owner or the steam i aeht Corsair,
aiked foriind olitnlneil lomo of absence. His
yacht had steamed nearly a mile nnd a halt to
the westward when Mr. ftilckney's lino yacht
biisquehanna startod after her. Slio soon
panned tlio Llcctra and gulned rapidly on tho
lvrnlr. hen Ilrunton's Hoof Lightship was
abeam tho cnii was closed within a fowlcngths.
II she had hail a mile more to run Mio would
undoiibtedl) huvo passed tho Corsnlr. The
fnllowlug tnblo sliowa the tirhos of those that
lluislied:
UW I rvrrctcd
lawe I'AtjW (hiiifrt 1ht Time
Mlrnnli B.IU4 (1 ll n Hill Nut ilmed.
hra lm 0J A. (J. Cailrle.d M 21 8(0 21
S.rlteni HdOS (lacil 1 Aletcalf.H 40 44 H 27 48
I'.lmer 104 01 U StuyveKaut Not timed
Mnntnttl. mi" .1.1 llronkt Sol tlmeiL
Trnubxlour Bd t 1, II Pinltii Vol limed.
Intreiiid 1011 OH LIO) d Phirntx Not tiuted.
urnrllug WIS I. A. t lilt s 4 l 29 23
Magto "M T Volley, but timed
llaiinlleas 111! (17 C II Colt Nttlluird
Hull. H',tu It 1. Itrlknap Nottlmril
IrOitltiia. Su K J. t'oitllrlge.Jr bt tinwil
Uainana. .110 11 C. t. fisiley. .Nutttiued
rtass i Mtyttrx.
VnHnteer ar 11 f J Tslne H 21 35 8 21 31
Marrlov.tr., us tw K l Horgun hoi It nim.ii
I'urltan SI til J l rnrbes h 4J 44 s lit or
hatrlna UDOd It H. AuiblncIosaH 4U 3d S M 19
The fleet will sail for Cottage City. Mnrtha's
Vino) aril, ntn to-ninrrowmoinlnc. Tha finish
of the rrn-e will be off tho Ufa Vlnvv Hoiihe itlor.
M 'J P. M. Commotloro Goiry will give n recep
tion on board the Llectra to tho yacht owners
Casniuadorn Ilutrneaa'. Yacht In Calllalaa.
Tho screw schoonor yacht Meteor, owned by
A K. Ilaieman ot SO Ilroadway, and the acliooner Ada
Ames were In collision Tbursday night oil t'enneld llecf
light Tbe Meteor'a foremast a cnt by Ihe deck and
her malntopraaat by th. tap Her .mokeitacka wera
tattered, ami ber hull wa badly chsfed on tbe port
aide sue uui back to Sewkork ye.ierd.y morning for
retalra The Ada Antes lest lier iliiboom. healtear.
atidt.nrall. At ibe lime of ibe lolllaiun iheyacbtwas
tourid we.tand ihoacbooner ea.u
Commodore It. toman, ownerof tneXeteor, Lament,
her of the .New 1 ork Vacht Club rne Meteor waahuilt
In IhSl ror a fast boit. It was thought that she woulit
lent tli. record to Europe, but the pojo wat not (ul.
filled.
New ink I'sel Hellers A. retted.
Two Newark pool pollers wero arrested yes
terday afternoon by atlelecttre from lite County I'ro.e.
cut r a rifllce John McLaren who b.senluyed Immunity
from arrest for years, vm.ioutiij at Lawrence ami Mar
lei .treel. and tailed fur the Crand Jury. Arthur
Andrews of li L Hilton street, tngetit.r with Edward
1'lcrco, his clerk wa. billed for examination neit week.
aueirtlnr taieo.
frank J fox wrltcathtt bets willing te back Stephen
Ft Clair again to .aim William Met .abreast strike,
uneuille. for from (US lu anil the cbauylensblp,
the match to take place within twu weeks
Tbe Monitor Dase Kail Cl.hof Harlem would like to
bear from all team, with in. vera under l rears Tlity
have engaged Koutb lirothera leland rrom Una every
Sunday O King Manager, ITS Kast 1 11th. Irret
A dog fUlit between two of the beat pull vup. In this
city was to have taken yl.ca lu V echawkeri hursd.y
right Simon Kelly, the King or We.bawkea, got wind
of stand .topped the Hint a Its cemmmcemeut Ne
arrests were taade The Bghl wUl lake laca In lloko
ktti early mat woek.
rounca routs vr its iti:tn.
Lawyer Ilearsitiaaii llarlln "View a Hire I.lt
tie Heptembet-Me.slnn vslth vt, llltl.
Tho most lntcrcsllnjftl'-i'.i'i nifuls nt the
adueduat Inyeitlgatlon it t, hiinciior Court
room yesterday cauio In tlio ul ornoon session,
when Lawyer Board man, law imrtnor of Sen
ator Piatt's ton, asked that tlio committee ad
journ until Hopt. 2. lie snld that twoimpur
tant witnesses had boon tubiiuiined, who had
not been nblo lo appear: ono wn"3In)or Hew
itt, ltonvkcd to bo eetifcod from miming the
other. It wns genernlly understood thnt he
referred to (lor. Hill. Mr.JCIcoll mado a strong
protest against tho adjoin nment, on tho ground
that it wns lu tho imturo of a political dodgi,
and the commlttoo adjourned to Aug. 30
The dny began wlthChlof Englnoor Church
still in the wltnois chair, Contractor MclJoan
cross-enminod him Willi a low ot showlrg
thnt ooatractors uro not so black n? they lira
painted, and that the a'tuoduu loutr.icto.-a
havo uot been ovoipnIJ
Mr. Lot att, counsel torO'IIilon K Clink, tiiod
to tiroye through the Chief llbglnoii that tho
oontractora had dono nil that was to be ux
poctedof them, but Mr, Clutrth would not ac
auiosca In this. Mr. Lovnttrut muny initia
tions, andlt wassurmlsod that tho purpu-eof
the rigid cross-iuestlonlnc was tomnku out n
cae lor futuro lltlgatitm ncalnr-tthntity. Mr.
Lovatt denied this. All tlint O'llrlon A Clnrk
oared for, liosald. wne lo clear their ropututlon.
Ml Ilolrdui.n-I rior.'t think It la right to keep wit.
rietie. vraltltir here while the l.mies leteent the con.
tractor, aud the Lltrnt New t rk are being tried Tv.ii
ery Important wltne..e. itne been suhpitieeil her.,
aud they are not here, due of them wa. lll)i r Ileum.
The other 1 do uot think li irould he wise to name Juit
now Mayor Hewitt wisfiubixeiiae I fi.f to-day llei.tl
m.da arrangements however, lor grilust tititof town
with hi. faiuil) and Mr liet-kmiii asked me tiot to pie a
tb. subpean fur today. Tbere are also other It
lessee, and I suggest that when tlte committee niljuuni.
it will adjourn to the second week of h.jitenitrr
Senator klcSaugMon Muyor llewllt .lionldtiot havn
begKedofT 1 1 nl to remain In the (ity atttmVKh 1, loo
v.adesirouauf sj ending toy summer eliewttre
The Senator, w ho bus a comfortable coi poi a
tlon and did not look lit nil OM'rtvurkod,
swelled visibly. Chairman l'ascett nnd Sun
ntor nn Cott bid their faces in Iheli hnnds
nnd Indulged In violent fits of silent laughtur.
Corporation Counnel ltoukman lookod graver
than usual when he nroso to reply to Senator
McNnugton. Ho said:
It dee. not seem to me that this is rutting Miyor Hew
itt iu a lair position Ills urraugementa had all bet n
made before ue had any Idea of Lolnw subiianaed. Aa
is well known, the Mayor baa been very attentive in ex
ceedlnglyarduous dutlee lie .aid lo me when In ro
reived the subprins thnt he would come if his presence
wa. needed at thin time. However, you know very a ell
that such is not tbe case. There are plenty of witnesses
to examine Mayor Hewitt In.tructed tnc partit nl.rly
to aay that he would cunie dowu here auy time that hi.
presence was needed.
Chairman Fassott and Senator Van Cott con
tinued to treat tho mutter ns a jol.o. Do Laucuv
Slcoll, counsel for the Democratic tjenutors,
arose, looking vory red, and snld:
It Is very proper tbat llsyor Hewitt should htvebecn
excused under tlio circumstance. lie 1 ad been com
pelled to attend to hLs severel) .rdaou. d title, all sum
mer. Itut I do object most herioualy to tho aljnurnment
firopoeel by Mr Hoard man the second week of hep
ember. Ity that time party candidate, will havo been
nominated and party lines will ba drawn Am at
tempts then to examine these prominent witnesses mys
teriously hinted at aoutd took too much llkemmttelupt
lo make political effect. I wish to prevent the irnpuu
tton betng c.t upon u. Hat Ibis Investigation le being
conducted for political or other than public pttrpmes.
Spsaktiig In behalf of the Democratic minority. 1 object
to sack an adjournment In fact I protest sitalnst arty
fur her adjournment nf the examination of witnesses
senator Van t ott JJo you think tbls is the lime for po
litical speeches?
Well, I think I know what 1 am about," ro
plied Mr. Nlcoll.
How about Mr. draco?" wns suggested.
"If Mr. Grace or anybody else othor thnn
Mayor Hewitt is wanted," said Sir. Moll, bo
can be had within one day."
l'rosldent Charles II, KooscTolt of tho Water
Wasto Detector Company testified that tho
compnny was formed with a capital stock of
$300,000. Its assets never consisted of anything
more than oaorgy and determination." lio
sold stock to Maurice 1). Flynn on his personal
account In the spring of 18dG. Flynn pild him
$2,000. and agreed to glvo him half what bo
made out of thostock. vMion tho l'linn-SiiuIro
trouble camo lloosavelt bought tho stock back
again, and was clad to got rid of lljnn.
O VViltyoti swear that tbe company ever bad St in
cash? A. No
Ho bad no recollection as to what ho told
Engineer Church of his Intention to hell Mock
to lJeckwlth A. Mclienn. contractors on tho
aqueduct Church, ho said, was supersensi
tive, und would not lot him see Oen New ton
about Introducing tho wntor wa-to dotet tor in
Xewlork. Mclltnn A Uoikwltti vvero tnke-n
into make tho stock "bulge" alter Church was
prnctlcnllv out. but they had not dono nnj
tblng vet because otthe aqueduct investiga
tion, which kept thorn too busy. I
AXnClDElff HIE VLOREXCJZ
uTanca X'nlton Mlade Fnnad Dead Its JTSed
wltb his Throat Cat Acresa
James Fulton Slndo, a oorpornl in tho Sev
enth Keglmont, and tho assistant manager of
the Tiffany OIuss Company at 110 nnd 313
Fourth avenuo. was found dead In bed in his
bedroom in tho Florence apurtmont bouse,
Fourth avenue and Eighteenth street at 8,
o'clock yesterday morning. Some time after
midnight ho bad drawn a razor blado across
his throat, sovorinc n inrolid artery, T. 0,
Piatt, Treasurer of the Tiffany Glass Com
pany, who slept on Thursday night in ono of
Blade's two rooms on tho fourth floor of tho
eastern extonsion of tho big apartment liouso,
fouud him dead in the morning.
Nobody could bo found yesterday who know
tbo causo for blade's suicide. Ho was 32 years
old, and marrlod a year ago. Ton days since
his wife wont with his olght-woeks'-oltl baby
to East Hampton. L. I., to remain sovoral
weeks. Blade wat to havo joined bor yester
day, blade mado a good living. lie spent tho
greater part of Thursday with Mr. Tlatt, and
talkod about joining his wire at East Hump
ton. IIo scorned somewhat dospoadont. but
Mr. Piatt could not discover tho reason. Tney
went together to Mlado's apartment about lu.'J
o'clock, blado hired tho apartment about a
year ago, when he got married. It is hand
somely turnlxhed, ami in tlio room that looks
out on East Elghtoontb street was a very com
plete library. In tho bocU room was au extra
bed and the llttlo cot In which blndo's baby
tisodto sluop, blade lay down on the bed la
tbe front room home timo befnro mldulght,
und i'hitt sat up until midnight writing letters.
Neither Coronor Levy nort'mit.Cllnthycould
learn of any motlvo for suicide on blado's ptirt.
Mr. Piatt suggested that the dead man might
accidentally havo cut his throat whilo shavimr
himself lu boil, or had boon sei7od Ith n sud
den suicidal Impulse. Mr. Piatt told Coroner
Levy thnt tho dead man bad had no business
or family troublos. aud Hint to all iippoarauces
bo was happy and contented. Tho despond
ency that bo had oyliibtted nn Thursday was
not particularly uotlcenble. '1 he Coroner gato
a burial permit, Mrs. Hlndo was notillod by
telegrnph of her husband's (loath
bludo was a tall, inihervvell-htiiit young man,
with a light moustache. Ho wns a gradtiato of
Harvard College, nndw.is studious and literary
In his tastes. Capt. Cllncliy rnuognUnd him us
nn aciiujuntanco who hnd nlwnjs Impru'M.od
him as liiinga joting man of oeeonttlo innn
nets Made belonged to tho Tenth Company of
thatievciitli lteglnit-nt.
Artor llaidy Fined lor Kissing Herreaut
JCyii's lluiicliter,
Actot David J, Hardy of Lauiih A Ifoey's
comuany went borne lo tie flat house at lUtl Lsat
Mgliti fourth iitrect on Tbutsday uighta lllle con
fused by the hot weather aud Hindered Into the apart
ment. of bcrgeant Kyan ot ihe City Ilall po.tie A
flguro autre 1 In pink wrapper opened a door
Hardy aeled It lu his amis. and. In ipiieof lie outt.ry It
male limirmteil a lis on it. lha The ng ire was
rergeant Uy.n's pretty ITve.r old r.itgttier 1U
berge.nl ICyau bad Hardy up lit tbe Harlem Tolice
Court ycsterdy mortiliig. tho actor Poke I very
sheeplsli mid hid tiolblt g lo Jt slice VVeliletllifd
blm tlu. .ml told him l.e tnlglil go tullie Is. snd ir h.
dido, t g tup kl..mg iirctty gin. without itislrpcruiiiloti
Ml.laU" (live. Way taUllbert und Nnlllvao.
Managoi Hudolph Aronon recclvod it cable
dekpatch from latiyly Carlo yesterday i. ting ttut the
uewUllberiaiidSulilv.il opera would be lendy a fort
night sooner than wss eineciel Tbe news changed
the plana at tbe theatre and led in the postponement uf
the iroduciion of (olah"the new oicra by l-rticis
VV llson and bydney Ito.eiifeld. ll wsu to liuve been 1 ul
on the .1. go unhclt. 17 but 'Ndjl' wlUtiowbs i.uu
llnued until th. 1 tikllih opera Is ra ty
itJtiiellaii frauds Wilson wa. In the theatre last
night. He knew nitliing ot the cluttua of (Lie l(u
doiliri Aronsou made an gre eme nt lo pay hltr, h forfeit
nffJOCUlf 'Oolali" wa. not roiluce I 111 Se-,.-inlicr
The rielt will tie paid iinirHi an amkabie arratik.iient
i.n he made fur tbe production of "Dolati" later In the
season.
Mr. Mai1 Wants hi. llusigtitei .Hfl
The famous Moruodlvorco case was rovieived
yesterday in Ilia buprenie Court, lirooklyn, tbrujgb tbo
application of IJonilngi Jl Munjo for a writof I ubeis
torpu. directing bla dltorced wife laie K Konjo, and
Catherine Tassade to prrduce ha daughter. Heatrlce
Munjo. lu court, klr lloti.u ilanim that hi. dattgliier.
who la 13 years old 1. being kept a irl.oiur by ber
tnnther at ITS rear! a rest Ibe writ ra. iranlet I y
Justice Dsrtl.lt. InAirll. 1BS.1. Mr Monjn obtained an
absolu a divorce and ihe rusiuly of hla daughter, hut
ahe ha. never been aurr.ndercU tu him
track, by tke Paddle Wheels.
The steamer Long Branch and two barges
brought nearly nvJ members n( the JhalangLluU Ibe
leading Uemocratlo crgatilration of the Muth ward of
lirooklyn. aad Ibelr friends to Cold Siring drove ri
ih.Kound ouTburaday Johnllenn.uey, aied.Mie.r
of eus Clauon avenu.. waaapasaengrt on one of the
tarfea V ben near the grove h. rolled f roia tha ton
rail of tbebarre into tb. water and, hclng struck by
the woaol, aiaibll Uutantly dlMoreutd.
CHARLES I!. RIEDEL HANGED 1 1
iiv. nu ti 1 1 n 7UAJ ttEAiii i". u.r. IJj tf
.tl- si ia lil.Jlt.' lO M1K M'W
Jin Klllr-tlhts WiU imaita and A KemMed HOT vj
kiulclilei Itntlser tliaa Mlrtsgsla JLaasr I14 UQ 1
(bla tVerld lot a l.lvellheod. f f? C(U
Ni'.-wrAurbc Del Auir. 10,-Chatlea Hairy Ha 'm
liledel was hanged at 12:12 thli afternoon, lie) Him
died a ho HmhI, profensodly at least, unrn- Btt
pentant, and in tho toilet thnt death ends all, MS t
lie slept pooily last nlgbt. and looked when Eijlt'
first seen this mornlnc as though In danger ot f B r
breaking down. The tonilno of xlsltora later KlSl?
had evldontl) abrading eUecton him. Accent- ul
ed in Ilngllsh hn ansvveied briefly, but irti-. i
atldressul In Herman lit instantly becams. 'fill'
mora coimnuiilcallva. He persisted in Ma fe
declaration that dealh wai the gatoway to an- ew i
nlhilatlou. but,on fnithar talk riuallfled thla bf fjfi
aayiiiKtbatviliat ccmos attor death Isarlddla m.i
(0 man, When a-l.od If llie-e wna anrthtnc M i j
tie Associated 3'rcss repr'Miatatle could df Usyii
fci bin lie replied t'
"Nothing, unluts son I'ould get mo soma Ml
strong fioluon," i
lie motintrd tho srntTold firmly, atltndad by ,F
the llnv, 1', 11 Llchtimrof Immanuel Eilioopal js j
Cliurrh, Sheriff Laiubsou, mid two wanUna. If, i
The clercyuinii vr-ijeJ In language that In- if I
dlcntod that lliedtl u.a havo at tbo vers lt l
felt the nood of religious consolation. Wnatl. ijs
askodlf ho had anything to say. liledel slmrlf ii'
shook hh lionj. lie stntggleil but llttlr. and tj W
fourteen minutes aftct the drop fell Ufa waa l';j
pronounied extinct. "I! i
1 buries Henry model T,n;ul)ont37 jrais old. lb ft:
He vimbriri) 111 cno ol the llouisiulni l nlitlea JB g'
of Hid former (iormun rollverolii. Ills father, i 14:
who lived to hptil, ami liN mother, who nna.ti 1
vhon i.ho gave birth lo buries were devoutly yj I
roliglous nmi 11 uihhI their son tu follow In g? i 1
thc-li footitepk. lie grew up 11 roliglous onthu- jr i
hi it. knowing the lllble almost Ity heart. A 1
cIojo student and Insatiable readoi, lie tlelyaii Ir 1 v
into the liiibtlcitl and mntorlulUtlo posslmlsiit ;"it X i
of t-ehnpanlinuer as hsnenred manhood, with) Bi
tha (Tnct of undermining the thslopleal I'm t
striRturo tils parctitH bail so aesldtioualv bull as
up. At the nc of 11 he hnd been apprenticed 81 1
towe.tvlng, atrndo he disliked. Hut the break- ivH ;J
liigout of the Frnncorl'ruHsUn war In lS'Ucut B m
short his factory life and sont him Into tha S 31 jH
nrmr. from vrhlch ha cams out with a bullet In iff J
hlshontltliiU he curried to the end nf his life. til
In 18711 he emigrated to the United Ptates.hia iiV
wife following lilni In n few weeks. Here Itle- 'twP
del nnd his wife worked In dlfloront cotton ,St -t L
mills, pnrt of tlio time lu Philadelphia. In 1880. fjjf si
n son, Willie, vyns liorn, and at tho timo of tha 'K
murder Mrs. Itlodol was again enceinte. 'j I
1 bo Hindus eamo to Wilmington from riilla- XrJ
tlelphln In April. 18b7, nnd tho husband ami '1 M :ii
wlfo found omploynictit in the A illngton cotton I- ,U '-I-
mills, llorotbov worl.ed steadily up to Sept. tUtls
Id. when, in lnvT other approaching mater- I iff J -J
nity, liledel envo notice that his wire would ii
leavo the mill In two woeks. On tbo 12th tho $ipp.
loom boo discharged Mrs. Rledel beeausa ot WJS'-,
her not being In piopei rhysieal condition, to Wji
remain longer at woik. Rledol complained of la'-iW',
his wife's di'mlssnl. and said that ho would Wplff;
ditit work also, which ho did as soon as be had Mf
fliilsliL'd the cloth then on bis looms, for -t(
few days Itlodel moped around, drinking 10ms, Jft
but not immotlorately, and complaining that f BiUf
he hud boon bitdly treated In cettina auoh a. t ntv
sotbnek, juhtwhen ho was nearly out of debt, 1 Ute
he hnvlug furnished his homo on credit S tji.K
On Sept. lfi liledel went up to Philadelphia to i It 1
look for emplojmcnt. in which quest ho wna f 2? 1
successful. Keturulng in the evening, has ji
stoppeii nt a gunsmith's on tho way homo, and, flCi
piirchoiod a revolver. Ue then went home. .'vjj Jv
Noises wero heard In his bout-a br nelgbbora tin," 1
during the night, and on tbo following morn- ilm i.
IngMrs. liledel and Willie were found rtnir- I?-MT- -f
dered In their bed, wbila Itledel himself aoc HlrVw
stupidly In tho kitchen, wltb two trilling bullet; Mil'
wounds in his bond. He submitted quietly ta Hfir J
arrest, nnd talked freely of what ha had done. ma
He said ho llrcd llrst a shot at the wall to try Hi,' 3 I
the pistol: then llred a socond bullet into his ii
wife ai she lay sleeping; next leaned over bee h i! fiM
dying form nnd killed lis sleeping child wltb a Ll il jm
third shot, and finally fired two bulloto Into bits fSKB
own head, with suicidal Intent lie maintaineol n'ffifiol
that ho was perfectly sane, and that he had do- Sjj'J' V
llberately carried out except for the failure to Hi t
take his own life, what ho had determined Hi
on ns tho best thing to do. Dls- RiF i
Batlifledwlt.il existence, nnd believing in na (vi. f
beroaftor. he had rosolvod to tako hla own llfo, f J.T,
and his wife and child being too good tore- n i
main in this world, ho hnd rotolvedto tako 1) LS 5
them with him, 1 killed them," ho added. ?()V 5 I
"btxiausnlknowthat thoy would be hotter oft 'lit'tf
dond thnn struggling in this world for a llvell- ft i J
hootl. Only for thorn I would have killed my- Bitdil
self long ago." SvWIIitI
At the last Slay torm of court Itledel was put fl nfi ii
on trial for tbe murder of bis wife, convicted, tfttltllt
and sentenced to bo banged on Aug. IU. Hln cuilAS f
counsol put in n plea of Insanity, and exerted fint 1 g
himself strenuously hut unsuccessfully to sub- Afm X
Htnntlato tho ploiu Rledol received tho verdict ftHMi
and sentence unmorod, saying: I am ready I AlBPf
todlo at nny timo.nnd nm anxious to leavo I tiRi
this world." Botwoon tho vordlot and the) sen- I ;pli
tones be Inquired bow soon ha would probably li iHU f
be hanged, and expressed the hope) that tho f. iX'sK
death would not be long delayed. I Dltv
llrldgeport Seadlar Pauper. JcTera. h
The Rev. Father R P. Crlmmlns of Bride- S 'ffija
port led Are children into the East Eighty eighth .tre.t l KaM'
police alaUon on Thursday night. Ue said they war f fo'fjf'
John liaroney, aged lit Agnes, aged 0, Willie, age T; j wife
Eddie, aged S, and Desale, 3 year. eld. and that they bad I i'lpP
been deserted by their father. John Marouey. who was j; Mfr
at work aomewhereln NsvrYork. Their 11 other was in e'UtttP
prison In Bridgeport, and he demanded that tbe pcllra I '!i.?,f,tf
take care of tbe cbUdreu and look for their father. Tka
Sergeant rurnel ibe ikl dren over 10 Aleut Gardner of n'.Sif, 1
Mr Cerry a society. ?gjWrg,'
huperiuteudent Jenkins said yesterday that It wai an 1 :tW)f
attempt to sad He nve pauper ehUdren on Kew Vork, 'irlltV'
Their mother, be had learned waa not in prison, but la '.Wpv
the poorbouee John told hlmth.t bis brother. and"l- l5,?fT,
ten nd bims.If wero burn In llrldgeport and had sever fiVUiiiSi
lived anywhere else. John said be heard tbaprlestt.il k iilM Ml
hi. mother that he would take the cbltdren to Hew f Jjr 11.1
Haven Soperlniendent Jenkln. fciam.d tbe polica n IfJtte- it,
verely for accenting the children. He said that he had t ,eft Wt
sent agenta to llrldgeport to investigate the prl.st a ft h
story. nd that when tltey cams back be would returu I Sj i
ibe children M"'iJ
Eats Counterfeit, nbes Tasaw TVon't Paafc J m
A young Italian, who was ohaved In the bar- f ll iM
beratiopof Pomlnico 1'aso.uale, at 113 Baxter .treat, on 1 iff 3nW
Thursday afternoon tendered a (I allver oertlBcata la ,v mm
payment. I'aaquate's workman tried in four placata j H
get the bill changed, and in each It was pronouneed a jH
counterfeit. VMientheworkmaarsturnedraatiual.de, I- Vi JH
elded to have hla customer arrested. The man grabhed tu H
tbe note and thrust it Into bis month Tbe barber JH
threw lilm down and choked him nut when a polio- 1 Ir&TwlB
man arrlred the lullan had swallowed all tbe bill el- i tdlM
cepta pieceaboutan Inch aduare. f iRm
VV ben bo was taken beiore United States Coramiaalon- I (rjH
er 'liielilsyeei-rday morning he said hut name wa. Hoe- ivlJI'wawal
.elli Mncentio ecret Service Agent Brooks recog- p-Uu
nlredhlm as rrank KoasllL who wns once arrested fit f,UM
.New Jersey for counterfeiting lie ate eome bad money imM
at that time too rommlssloner bhlelda held bun its Jmm
$OuOlall for examination -xVaaal
Harris xetaaraky made a eharg. of attempting to pan iawaaa
aroutiterfrltSI cerilncete against Oluseppe 1-roudabe- iq4bbwI
rore cntnuili.louer Shields, frouda waa bald ia default 1; '-lit WW
ofliouuball Vjlyfil
Dr. Chaenpaey Caasalalaa af lUdbtigs. ''Iftfj
IJr. Champnoy. ambulance surgeon ol tha 1 ftjf ffj
fioulll Third blreet Hospital. Wllllamsburgh, is acdlnaf Jrj-I
fault with I'resldent D.maa Btroug and tb. Board jf SflMjy
Trustee. I ent a re. peetfnlly worded eommnnlca- ji Ri
tlon," bo said, "to thsrreeldent and tbo Board of True- fjiftlf
tee compliinlng th.t ray bed In the hospital wa. over- I tj'itftt
run a Ith bedbnta of all .'tea cendltloa and kinds. &K' I
ow, ibis oomu ulut h.s not onlj been Ignored by lha triJ-??
I'rcs'dint anl the Hoard or Trustees, but tb. Pre.Ident I 5SH
Is quoted In tit. record or the meeting at which the rum. I 'Ifl'jif
mutiicstlon wsaread assaying I f31I
I don t leilete it. II there are any bun In th. bail 'LSJEi
or room tbev must hare beett brought there by Cbama. 1 ,&(?tak
1 ey hi rme f. for he Is the only persou who baa oce upled if n'R
thai rouu'" Knfl
A cnmmlttea ba. been appointed by tb director, to crtjilir
inye.ilgite Ibis and other ebargse. j f (vtHl
W StlSPl
Hatllls Hasn't Oat Tarangk VVItk It Vrt. y. VA
JoolF. Smith, vt ho was arrested on Thura- 1 ,raS,I
day liy Detectives Mickey and Laoprilir ou the akarg 'BJj'jl
r twindllng Federal eflleeholders uuder preteue. of 'Sfl!ajl
raising money to help along tbe Detncoratle campaign, V$tHW
was released by Judge Patterson ye.terday oa habeas ifctfi
rorims United Slate. Marshal Holmes Immediate'; 1 -C 1 sf
rearreited iilm for using th. United S atea maU to de 1-AI7 9
fr.ud lloltncs took Smith before I omulialonar ihlslde I ;t"4"A
jrterday sfieruoiin amlth was well dressed, and baa 1 IEMi'lf
cloie curling gray hair audctoe. not aeem much wer- r lifld'tt
rled hy his arre.t. Tbe etiiojuatioo wa aJJouxDil I'itiiiS'H
until tit. inoralngat 10 30. Lt')l"
JCuaTala IHU Mm Os la rarle. 'iltUi
This is the last dayof BulTaloBlll'a Wild West 5"HJ
ntyrilt'.ca limuedialely after lb. parforuansa Ikla utjIJI
aft.rnoon 11.. arhernnlla, Indiana tiowbova, ant P'rjiw!
Meilcsu. will he .Miped In I'blladelphl. Thlrawlll '"i'ifB
be no lierfonilHlire ll ia evening ll la liol d.Snllely a.h ..fljtfl
tied )t here tlu eililiiiuori will be nlaced us it eau. ',''hYtl
Tlierela. iKssitilllty at It. golnr to 1'iril lu cuuB.cUo lifiiWl'l
wlththt float Kio.llon l 'lCwCll
Purity and Strength m
The former lu the blood and th. latter throughout lb
tyatein. .re luceii.ry te tb enjoyment ef pirflft 'i fjl
liejltlL Ibe best way 10 secure both ii to take Hood a JU
r.ars.irl.U which etrels ail Imiiuntls. from tb. bloo-l, ',"1 K
routes the kidney, ami liver, overcomes Ibat tired feel. '-h t
Ing ardlnipertatli.tfreihneMtcitks whole body whlca jff :i
makes one feel perfectly well. fjjf
"1 have taken not (ulte a bottle of Hood's Barsapa. W t1
rilla, and mu.t uy it Is one of tb best intdlelnas for f". !1jJ
giving an appe lite, purifying tbe blood, and regulltli 1 M
tbe dKisilve organs thai I v.r beard of II dirt n j jF,
deal (fgoi.il '-Mrs A STANLEl. Oanattota S V U-lKbi
Hood's Sarsaparilla uffi.
fcoHkyaUdrtirglsts II. slfor- rnr-ared only g liiiiiSr
L. I. UOOO a IU Apotbaetliea.UwsU.NaM. iW
1VO Ss On Dllaj- 1 '4'i
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