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PONTIAO WIJNT? SUBURBAN.
IMPOHTKD COLTS FlUST AKD 8 C3ND.
aajIM DAY OF TMK COX. Y ISLAND JUCKKY C1XB
_XO PvMiI.-SKI.I.Ixa.
ltwasaBiniiiHii^' crowd that palhetcd on
tbe apacioua aad attraottTa grounda of tbe Coney Ialnnd
JockevChibyeaterday. The transporlatlon waa cvce.
lent eaptriallv nu tb-Mnnhattan Beach lines, and tka
m-eatinultltuilewascarried promptly and BBfely rba
SaaaMawarafreabaad falr and all tbo arrangeiiunta
adnilrAblo.exc.pt that cxcosMvo d( lays lu itart.ng k. pt
tbe sih etatom too late.
TlnrewasnopuulaeUlngof anykind. and tho bonk
tnakingwaa done lu a akulk.ng, underhand w ,,y w.tn
aaj aaatai odda and witbout any op.-n tranaf.r or
Wttiu,-cards or of casb. Mill. a great deal of betting
was done In an lufor.n.il way. all tbe '.nnkuiakcrs taking
beU. thoi.gb uot lu a way to expose theiu to arrest. Tne
Exocuilve Coiuiiilttoo of tbo club circulated a prluted
iiotice ln Iheae wonb:
Theaaleof \.1 Ib keta ln violatlon of law BpOB tbe
araaadi of tbe aaaoel itlnn N proklbltad.
*Tbe clnl. poliee will arreil any offendera and turn thcm
ovcrto tlie lot-al authoriiios.
?ktbaatab ?aiaaaera aaapaaa to bave betting here
after on Iba roUowtaa; ptaa, Wbtok waa Issucd ai a notice
by the executive coiutnittee:
Tbe (ieneral Ea-lng Fund of tbe Conev IslandIJockftT
Club will beopenod lo eontributtona for r.-w iida and
pr. , lina lo h.'i r..-a exkibltlng tho blghea,*?"*? "J
ipecd and endurain-e nPon irlala. CkntrliMitonito the
bor-e or boriee. to wi om the priaea or ProaiiaiMi?ay
beawarded will i-eecivedivideiidafroiiiUine tOUIMM
the rcgu'.t.oni pieairibod by tho coinui.ltco u;ay de
'Vontribntors to tba pre.nium- for ???"?* "Sf '??'
t<.awarded any portloaof tba R*ing Iaad wUT iiot
b? aatttledtoani dlvWend. No contribnUon of aania
CaTkaa $5, or of any sum not a multiplc tbereof. w III be
"Tue^iening of the Mibaoriptlons aud con.rilmtioui
Wlth the?i-egiilationa will ba unu uneed lu future.
Uaaatd W. Jaraaaa, Bfaablaat af tbe clut.. mado tho
laBaartag itatoaaaal .omemlug thls plan:
??Tbe aaaertattoa bave Mam been aaaJoMiM bawaa
froni anv iniimt ;t:m, of haTi.ig lawa brokWJJW ttj
LVoiiinls and for tbe lait v.ar bave been coi.-ul'ing and
aBdeavorlug t? c unirlve ? inethnd of speouUtlon on the
?urffwbi,b would be saUsfaetory to tba pnblle and aai
be n vlolation of tbe law. They taare j.tM r,-. tr-.t .i 1.
whi.-h haa i,e n aab aittod toaasraral af ^"J***,1" '
Uwyer. IntbeBtate, wbobave prouonnced_ltMaaL It
innst be borneln mlnd that betting on tbe ?"?'J* '
lll.lawflll; tbl. waa roncC. .1 ev. I. by ?^?
Beeeber ln their oomniunioatlon to tbo I^a!f*ir,
last WtBtor. Ihe atutulM are agaiust pooAa* lliiig
and bookiBAklns. Now ihe law nnder wkMfc oatvaaao
flatio-i ia lncorporatcd anthorliei the ^u l'\'-^JZ't
mitims and bave races, an.i tbe owner or owiu-rinr
aunwsalul boraei may iawfully recelve the l'"'"'"'1;^
The .n.iin leature of mir plan ia to throw tbe promlnma
oi.cn to gei.i ral coutnlm'Uis froin tbe pnhlie niidwi Ii
theauthnriiyof the owner of tbe aiiece-afnl hocae to
dinriuiiie tbeni cquolly among tbo couinbutora in bis
5*^piI"^iBaT. atatod. has been pmnminced
lavrful i.ey.I a doobt by eoaaaal whoae Bacoaa wBaa
pnbllslied will emuuiand tbc utBMrt re-pcct and eoa
lld.nee. 11 will Ih.' *?n that the plan aduptwl wili re
]-cv<- the turf of tbe preaaiiro of l"ofes
atonal booktnakers poolsellora and, *?''?I?',,,,|;*lt '
"annot be mcd . I ewhere Iban iip-m tbe track aiul it la
Soped that it will uie. I the dein mds of tbe nmltltuda of
Swlio in-l-t upon enjoylng the 11 Urtiea and
privllegea of tbe luri lu tbla raut* aa in other BUtoaof
tbe l-uion and iu EiiKlaud. Tbe aaaocUtioa ln putUng
tbi> plan into operatl.m are enlirely wil ing to bave {
teaUMlin tbe couna and wi 1 afford every lacl ity tuthit
?i,l.inii theTwiU deftnd their ng.-uts aKaiuit arreat
lioth in anv proceeduig lo orreal tboia and byaouoii
agaiust aiiNliulv who c.ui-esni insiigal.-a biiehaircsla.
\\\ feel tli'at Iheaiviceof the Lirec i.uuiber of . ounsel
that srekare Uken upoa tul- aabjael makes it our duty
toaavaiue and def.nd Ihe plan aa a uialt.T of col'lioiale
Il*;bl, wiihuut Icarorlavor froal unyboly.
It la underatoinl tbat Davld Dadley Field and Willlam
C. DeWitt, of Brooklyu, wcrc auioug tbo lawyers coi.
BBjaad.
A GLAXCK AT T1IK KACING.
Tbe raclng waa of great Intereat and anaa lieartily en
Joytd. riftoea r..u in tbo Sub.irbau II m lleap, and
J'ierre Dorillaida Importod eolt Paatlaa. ky Pata i .ou.ez
Am uoii.i. wnn in extn-ineiy fait tiine, with ? Plaaaa*
VaUea'a importod eolt Blekaaoad, by Baht Dayrell btkM
Harnott, aecond, and Couimodore Kittaou'a eolt Bata
plan. by Alarm ur Reiurui out of Lady I/mi ev. tbtfd.
ABtbayiaceoboraaa wara four-yeswoi 1 coln. I'ontlac
?nd Ru-hin >ad anibatk waaaarfaUy faaa, and katb r.m
paaaidiifiillj |oad race. Batapaaa atraortad kraraly,
b.it ka kai not the ayaad of tbe bBaaaaad colt^
tbough he could beat tbeui Imth ut a inlle and
a baif. ktoaaci ? ?ai a | ? M fawaUta fnr tba raaa and
I'nniiac nitmnd eheaaa. MaaeaTaai never got to the
frout. kal n.i axeaaaaoaM ?? made for biin. Ba ajaf faf
fcaHarkaraaa tbaababadkaataa ta Um ?/??*. '?
raallaa anr ftlabaiirarl ia a valght sarrtar araatayar,
but wah aaodarato webebt kbay aaaaafaarty to ly for a
mile aud a quarter, and it requircs a Mits Woo lforu. a
Tyraut, or a W.in la lo rlval tboir speed. Tboro was no
accident or '? taba" abaat thls race. Tho fastest borsoi
kj it weie lli?t aad secon.l.
L??t raar'a iab ir ? i ? ii ? "' by Q Maral M.mroo.
kaaijkallH Hir'r in 2:11?4. 1'ontlac. carryiug 102
}kiiiii<U, won ln 'J:OU,a
ritrre Lorlllard aud bii friends won Uandaomely on
Pontiac A great de il of money waa lnat ou Mningrani.
He and the fkrlgbtoa Beask p ta. Joqmto, ChocUw. Co
ajanrkiL 11:1 .r.ty aa 1 tbu BMB, were U,,t lu tbo race sim
piy for lack of apced.
Ixiug-li g-*' d Jiin BaawMk scrambled off wlth the ouen
Ing daih with. Cnniuioduro Klttsou's faat Hlly l'.elram
aaaaad. Refraln wassecoudm tbe Juveulle Siakesut
Jernine I'ark.
Plcrre I>oriilanl won tbree races, his baudaoine four
year-old aatl I ap n.r. by Kujuirer ? TaaaHM ligh'.outrun
nlugSaiii Brown and a largo lie.d ln tlie a.-coud i.ee.
But Baaparor earrtod only '?>?> poaada, while .Sam Brawa,
riddcn by Mcl.augbiin,bad 111 >a poanda IntboaaddM,
bMrarllnrr ?*i ponada orerwetght. Uadoobl EMparorta
fai;, bad ibal ba eaa kaat Ba i Brawa at aTea weights is
not probal.ic. Mr. LafUlard pakj *j.000 for Einperor a*
a yearllng, but be n.-vt r ran ln publlo kafara y.aterday.
He waaaent to Bagbwd aiul brou.-bt hnme aga.n.
Mr. Lorlllard'a aaaaad rtotory waa lu the tourth race,
Wben bia tllly Heva beat Dc'.ectlve, Rocket aud Win-luii.
Itwaaa wr.-tcUc! Ilcld. aad Heva. tbough a handauine
Hlly. is not faat. Hic n by Murteiiicr-Oiitario.
Tbe lo.in stBkeafor two-ytar olda was won easlly by
W. L. Scott'a lltic eolt () ilto, by Diikeof Mageiit.i-i|BttB,
with O. 1* Lori.lard'a Eicctric aaaaad and Mr. Wuhei.i's
Balisbiiry tlmd. i'ierre Lonllaid'a pair of Mortciuor
BBBafknaaai and Cyclopa. fuiled to get ? place, whilo
tbe faviirite. the Dwyer BlotbaW I'ortland, qultlikca
eur. I'oi-tliiiul wontbe Juvoullo Htakes lu a cauler, and
kii dligract-fol perfuruia-.iee yestenlay was amazing.
IHlAlli 09 TIIK ( uXTLKia
Tbe flrat raoo waa a daah of llv? furlongs for a purse of
$500. Eleven ran-Revero fctable's horao Hcrbert (?
ycars, l^Opounds, ridden by McEnigblin); Buchauau'a
ItcldiugJIiu Rtnwick (agod. 117, Duflyi; Greoner'a eolt
Billy Gilmoiv (4. 119, BTatbara); Kltwon's fllly R?-fraln
(ii, 79, Beuden ; Ryan's eolt Alolph (8, 107, Dunn);
Braunon'a gclding Ric i (3, 101. kTkaaUay); W. L. Scotfi
Blly Fawn (J, 71). WUllaaM); Applefty A Johusuii's gcld?
ing Mamiuoiiist (aged, 117, Haywaid); Palaaddaa*S uiare
Ibaaaaa L. (6, H5, Bdey); Mason'i uiaro Eva K. (aged,
115, Turncr); aud Kerna^bau'i gclding Burcb (0,117,
Bbauer).
HerlK-rt waa the faviirite ln tbo pnvate bettlng, Jim
Keuwick next. 2 to 1 agaliut Hcrbert aud 4 to 1 againat
Jim Renwlck.
Tbo atart was qulck and good. Jliu Renwlck waa loon
leodiiig, thinigh it the atart be was lu the crowd aud
be aatraa tho otbata to tbo end, winuing ky Bearty two
lengtua ln 1:024a, Refraln aecond, two longths before
t\a K., Fawn fourth. Billy Gilmnre fl.'tu. llerbert alxth.
Twclveruu for Uie ai-coud race, aiwccpatakei, l*a
BBBaa. aaaatal weigbt aoBdlitoaa, $28 aaab, *tioo addad.
Tbey were McDonold's horae Sain Biown (5, 111*1
pouuds, 3>a pounda ovcr-welgbt, McLaughlin) ; Euke
laud's eolt Datab BaUac ii, 00, Baytord)! Rancocaa
Btable'icolt Bmparar (Lfo, Ckarab); Rebiuan's gclding
Dan K. (age.1, 105. Lavto); Barara Htable'a boise 11. r
bert (6, 108, Khauer) : Buffolk Suble'i mare Cbiuook (4,
87, Meehaiii; Callabaii's gclding Torpedo (5,91. l'ottcr);
Branuaii's horae Ctntennial (5. t?4, Wheatley) ; Haujll
tou'l flily Xoreua (1, *7, Williaina) ; W. C Daley's eolt
Etninot 0,90, Moraa) ! I.m eluorBtable'sgclding Xettlc
<G, Ul. MiCartyi.ond OxTord btable's eolt Maiiitoba (4,
90, lUvers).
Bam Brown waa a great favorite at 4 Vo 5. Tho bot
tlng agaiust tbe wluuer. Eu.peror, was ilh. I.
Tiu,re was u loiig uclay aud tbe ll.ig was drn]ipcd to a
atxagglliig atart! Maattalta bc.ug left at the poat. ller?
bert quickly took tbe !ea.l and reiualued ln front for
aeveu furlougs. Euipeior took aecond place on the hack
Btretcb, wilh.-ain BroWO iu cloae atteudauce, Xetile
next. Herliert fouu 1 tbe paoa too fast for bliu lu the
koniestivtch and tbo light-wcighted Einperor wcut
Bway. All naui Browu'i etl'orUi to cacb iliui were u?o
leas. Tbe dlflerence in weights waa too gicaL Euiperor
Wou by two lengtus ln 1:58, ^ain Brown aecoud, a
neek before Nettle. wlm was ten lengtua before Dntou
Bollcr. Her.ert ttftlu Eiaiuet aixth.
luc Ibnd raoe wava for tue Fiwui Siakes. nve rurlonir*,
for iwf iear-o,ds,ir-i''??cb,irl.0O0aUded,irl00to wioiul;
Talue lo wluBOT ^.?C'O. toeveu RUi-Dwyer Brotb. rs*
blaek eoll I'oriiand (115 pouuils, riddou by MclJiughllii);
BaBcocaaMabie'sp.iii? of cu< stiiul colu, Havauac (111,
Oiuej) und Cyciops (115. ( burcb); G. I. l<oiiilard'i gcld
tag blllwint (112 Blajlock). tf. L. Heotfi co.t tjulto
il!5 ,l?-wi?i; U. W. Walden's eolt K? kai.d-Rye (115,
ivans); and Wittier'a geldiug Baliabury {lU,*it*aeT>
Iu lb< beltn.g I'oriiand w??a great favorite at ,0 to
100, 7 lo 5 b >iug bet against tue lbiui-oi as luUr. aud only
2 to 1 agaii.st yuiio, tbe a,r ta-ing full of rcporU of a
fc-reat pnvate trial br l^uilo.
i 'i'Bere vw no dclay at tbe atart, whicb wai an eran
on*. Oiuto aliuost liistautly shot Into tbe had aud was
Bever overtaken. Klectnc, Portland uud Bavanac were
tAi dwpatlng aeeoiMl ptaee ln the liveliest luouuer up ui
ttte bouiealrelch, wbere I'ortlaud aud .-avoiiac fell ha-k
and hallsiiury oauie up. (julto wou eaally by two
BBOgUii la 1:03%, Electrlc aecond, a balf length before
?llaadll, who'waa a neek hofore Saranao. Cyclops flfth.
Portlaud alxth aud Kock and Ryelaat,
Ihrfourihrare waa ouo n.ilc for a pnrao of aj.*)". ror
thrce-vr uolds that had never won. E>ir raii ? uwj.i
roti.ers" colt llr.er.ivc (118. MrLa..?hli...: BaaCMM
Bt..blo'a flUi ll-.;. (113, Olney): Ja",VifWul i
Borket (118, Bheridao). and Grjll'i ;??'?tWi,";i?' '.'
Pltapatriclt). D t.ctive was tbe favorlte at e ri. inom).
the bettlna i.-liw 8 U>2 agmlnal tbe alaaer, H.rra.
Deteeitro ran unklndly, McLanablln belng eonpei . a
10 lash btlfl without stint. WtBMM led for >? ''^ ' r
mlle and tbea pn way to Eto. ket, bol Heya i.w ??
from tl.e.,, ail in the boawatreteb,abataatalyu^two
leuKtualn l:47H. Detectlve aeooad a Beeb befott wta
aton, Roohet far back. ir,?,.i,..,n
1 he n.-xt rare was for the ?TMl -nb.irl.an H.it ? ? P;
iioo c,,.!..biif forfeit. wiih 9-':.;:,flvli." 'c,,,.r,'i
qiiarteTaauVe. Flfteeu ran-McK.I ? KJKSLTibb
Aonroe laged, 123. Blaylock); Bumm I tftabl ee g? ,i .
Koyal A.th (i, HJ. DuaTy)! BJttjea % ot Bahv
piaii (i. 1ML natpatrtohli V. T. ?;'?" ?" "''
.oried c-lt lllcbtnond <l. lio. W l>o. o bM). ?
kcMaboa'. l.-rse liiianty fl MHi. ->\. ? ??? ;"
LauRhlln); 0. L. Lorlllard,i colt Tl.a.kera> (I. ?>?--? ?
l.o.ohueii P. II. MoM?hou'a eo|t Comancho (?. WJ.
Walker) Baacocaa Btable'e Imiwrted < it i.... i.?? L
I03,0laey)i Uopaon BrMheM'jaare Del Ual <??? ?'?? 'r.
GoUrlek), Keroagbaa'a ftlly MtttteB.(dj94.'Broea .
PreakueeafsUble'a aeldlcg EucUd 'M'.l.i ^' ?
Muikej-a colt JoqatU M. "?''?/':,>V ,nl ,:,,?, '-.in.
CauB'eMlt Caaaeuw <l. '-">, "5/^.^iJSf.aifTlilul
Mono.-iau (6.97. Wotaaralj aad Wili9??aalJ uluo
^Tbe M^tng^a'-eatrMMly ?**?? ?"fj\ 9Jg?
atatnat MoBOffTaCB, I'oMMi.r li tol.Kat iplM 8 tol,.Wobj
u.oi d 10 lo 1.1 hoetaw 10 to l. Oaoaaaeaa 10 aa l, an.i
1 AJTM^baUaabouVa wafttartbe algna. was dm taa
I.I Btart foi ho la.v- a ii-el exoepttbal I '>? '^'
w.s tofl at tba ;k>sI. Blue Bell, Tba- kei a y ;. n., .? li. h
?,,-,- iral away! Aa the lourteendaabedbT^bUaa
BIm Bell was leadlng wlth Cboctaa ?orond, Li. i"'
thlrd. Poutiar fouith. Cboctaw ?bowMtbowai aronnu
tlie turn. wlulr TharKcraV -bol up ^^/"''T**
AIoub the baekatreteh TbMkeray gBM tbe wwea*
?toa^blahe?la,biitPMHaoandRlcbmon^rtweree^i^
hlnd.and ( norlaw and MollOgnMI w; n- to thrl?...i. ll. t?
virlnuv. Tbe pace was fu.ious aud Thackeray could ot
k ei it ipioui. Bit PoBtlMroreUM la It and Beworer
the^..uu!l a""awl.tlv and BO BMtly that the fourtecn be
blndhlui weicalr.a.lyhcaten. Ilalf a liilr from the enl
he was leadlng by two leu?tba wlth Biebmond ????>u .
Choctaw tin.-.i. on tbc lower turn PIUpatTlch e.iiio.
RmUplan and that reaoluto nnd atardy ej itt aaaawea
bravelr. But ba b .d Im maeh w.i :,t. I aa . h.... aft r
tbe lU-ht vetobtM PontUe WMhopeleea and it iraii i ?
poealble to. Rataplan, try as be unniit. t" cquai taaapaaa
of th) flylng Kl.-I.llioiid. .nl-ndtd
Birhn on.l dMbed up the honi.-alretch wilh a a en 1
tn.,.t of sp.-e.i Bud forned PooUee t.. tba wal?, t ;.t tbc
ClKUt poui'da of ditlerenre 11. the wel.'l.ta enali.e I ol Uc
tokeep tl.e 1,-al and w,n l.v two lenu'ths tn the fast .
of 2:06>?, Kiehn.oi.d a.Bd. six IcnKlha MfOTO Ba - l lai.
ti.ir.1. J.urlid waa fourtb si\ lengtba Mhlu t Batapian,
Comanebe tifth. Deitlab alxth, Mono.ra.n a.,*eu h.
ChocUweisbtb, Jo<puta nlnih, Thackeray teptb, Boyai
Vndi Hevenih.Hih.nly twelftb. B. Bell th.rtecuth.
c; Beral MouroofoorMMtaaad Mittle i'-1'*'- .,.?..,..,
The st.-cpl.-rliase ,.v,-r the ahoi t NWM with ap. lal
vebrbt eonditbina had nlne aunera-De^uroer? ?*'? "?
MurabaU (8.137. Delaoeyj; Callabaii'a bopae Oont^m
,.,, 135. Caltobanli W. C. Daley'a r-a'r. the <M.lt l..ua>_r
ti. 190, Lvii.h, a.H faOdtag Klag Tpta M. l?i*H
bor,?; M. DalyVeel.l.ncJark (4, 127. tjrlff) i***L\
Keldlng Krupp Gun (aMd, 137. K.-nuy. L- \>l?>'r?
borae Poraaer Owod, 11-^. GriBra); M..wa..ls mi> Weel
Wted (i. 127. Maaoyli Md Koaaedy-aaattJaaqaiaalaal
' kanaallwM byaaeaurth ntter a fme Batah with G?n
falon.Jack third.aix toBgtba aeblad Goa'alM. weei
Uiu.lMbail faartb. Kmpp Guu dropped his nder an..
Jar.iucu inot ho.te.i.
' e
WUUIMH AT 8T. LOUIO,
Pt. Lons, Jmio ll.-Thc lirst TOdM t..-<l.n
forapurao of 9900, for ttOM jcar ol U. Wlaaaag p-n
altlcs. uon-wliiiiinc nllowaueos. ouo BBtta, the BbBrteM
were Bclle Pate. 100] Q?M B .n. l"<->: Cayd-tt..
106] Exile, 10C; Outoaul ? l.irk. ll-;
Braeot.1031 laa 9taae,llli 8t. Patricw. io:t: i:.> er
I isttnai . 103; Bignal, 106.aad Btllllant, 106. GoU Bao
won. Colonel ci.uk a.-... .1. Teu t-tono third; t.uie,
1:4 i>4. iJutuala pa.u flbbO. _
IU tba se.ol. irae, fOT BpOTMOf 9S00, MlUBg. JM
iniie ami aqnarter. taeBtartarawmn WUdKiinaaa, ,.>;
Musk. !?'.?; tsalitaClaua, H>.'.: Tuxiratb. rer. s..; l.\ cur
nia, uu : Gleurork. -- ; BonnteB.. 83; Vurxle Heanio.
*7 ; 8auuter?ir.??; Coaupeiiaatten. 70; Ida ll-,
Lyeurgaa. Taxgatberar and Uouate B. omm iu a? uuui.-u.
Ume, 3:10>a ButoaU paid #43 7a
For ihe i barlea Green Stakea, for thrce-y?<ar-olda.
--1.a,h. hall forfeit. 92-000 ai.i.-.l. one mlle aud a
auarter. the aurtera were rhlaUa (118), Troubadoiir
ftlH), laaae Murpby (118), l'-ivor (123), and Mi? lon
J^-lle (11U). Troiiha ...ur won by a bead, Ih.-tle
M.ond. an opea toaath lu fronl of tooaa Mnrpay. naaa,
2:i:t>4- Mtiliials paid ^l.MH.
Tae Bead KetateBtakca. ,<>r ail a.-es, ? iOeaeb, s-i.ihhi
Bdded, ol.e inll. i.nd Ihl. .--ijiiall.-i a. I.|. .,lit OUt KoB"
(12 :,. Loftiu (123), Bwlnej (11-.. aud Preda
(113). Bwlaey w.m by a lengtb, Knvla a>-..i.
.,v .rtba abaad af TiiaiiliiaBii tlaaa, 'J.oo. MataaH
paid rl2 ?'.".
' A awntlemea'a raM for a purae of 8300. eae and eaje
ni.-i.th iiiiies. was .-,! ic-ie 1 by TaUeyroad, Doabt,
Anawan aad Atchtaea. Taileyraadwoa bj leau taaigtaa.
Doabteeoeud, Aaawaa aad Aicmsou b-.;atcu uil; tluie.
2:UJ.
TKOITING AT (11 LftTU OAK PAJOC
HaBTPORD, Conn., .Iittif 11. 1 li" third tUy'i
raeee ..t tba Cbartar <JaU Drlvlag Patb an ra atMBdad by
1,80010 1,700peeaM . lu tbo2:24elaea,paoeia,faf a
purso of $".'H), J.h- 8. wi.ii ihic-a r.n.l.t heata. Timc.
2:28% --'>\- '-:27'4. ln Ihe 2:17 claas. tor a pur.f
*r>(X>. Phll TbaaBfaaa won the tlrst an I third lo-ats. J. B.
TBOBMatMflfth he.t.anl M ol ! M.-s n.-.-r tl.e ??-.-.I.
foa lhand - ??". heataaad tae raee. n -.-. '-' - -
'J.-0--J 2t20*t, 2:25 nnd 2:2<>. In tbe 2:37 rlaaa, '.liil Uiri
won U?PMBtlBlgbl h. als. Iltne. '.':27. S.^V\. 2:20.
MANY I.AliI S WATC1IIN J A TBSNI8 01MK.
iti.Ai.y io MVAT tiik PIXAU ro-DAT -i;ik fOUBBg
AN1> TIIK \V1NNI-.;:S.
ThOBOOOMfl liy of tlio l.i'.vu t.tniis t(iitni:i
BBBBtMl sCrirk t ili-.i ? 1. II.? >?'* n. iu p?n.i
of-ittoudauoe was far laor.. b n-eosdiil t.i.n M the oj? n
lnj: ?'ay, tbsro l>eiii){ a uuiui.er of
wcll-knowu inoaibera of th.) BaagBbattag cluba
BBd a Rreat ui iny ladbM I" atl.i.
Tbo sIurIo b tween II. A. T.iyh.r, llirvirl. aad R. U
Be. kniaii, of tae .Mau-n lalaad OrtaBal Obta, to aratah laa
for i.'t -Mis tiie wiiiiii r. w is nn aaaaadlBgly proity and
w.-ii-piayad ejaaaa, la Ibaatbiri aajto af tba lalrd roaad
iu i). Baara, >>f ihe !/>,.- rooJ b uw C it.
luin, of Ijebiifh L'mv rsiiy. Hi:s learea i..\
Beaira to auf tbe Baal i,?r tae Btto ol
chainpiou of th? Mid.lle Btatea, ln tli
doiioies tnere were alM s.nne ^<> ..1 matebea and i.-rt i:. i>.
h. ars and J. t-. Ciark to play tbe ti-.-.l with II. A. Taylor
aud B, I* Boaaataa. Tae iuale wlll M pUyM tbu a i<.
n..on, wh.-ii the w.iMi rs wni reeelre baodaonie tllrei
eapa, alreB l.v Bt.Goonra'a OteketClub, ami,.!?.. will
ba adwdged chauipion teaala ptttyera af tbe mi?i?h?
BUtea. Ainoii-' ihe ladlea preaeni w-te t,.c Blaaaa
Butakley, <>r Morrlatowa, N. J.. .Vi-s Klvbardeon.
ot this cit\, Mra. Alezaader, .Mra. CaaipbrU, Mis?
<iiia..u. Miss Notmaii, "f Brookl >n, Miaa l.utly uud M.aa
.Vluuiu. Tbe ?core was at followa:
siN.it.Ks?lltird round.
^ewsb-at Oirls li'.', 0-1.
?j.;y.oi baal BeebauBB, 44, fi-3, ca.
ijoim.KS? 7 tiaf round.
TuTlorand lleekman t.e-t I) I haaBBMB/, Jr.. Brooklyn, and
E. >. l>e<*?ritieudla. BrooaTra. 6.1 - ?
M. I'aloii. Kai ai d Neii.aiiH' I! Uavla licat O. lUrh.mla
M.i.i >i. W. '.roou. ot UeetSfa a C'r.rket Clu i, li-.l. G-.i.
BB. <>?? I> BOt Nl>.
P. I.yrnan aiM A. Willla, < >ran*? Tenina flnb, bf-at W. B.
(ilvn an i " ..yiilx-a." -st. <loo:?e a ' rlcket ( lub S-O, - B
?*' p.aadO. .'ot naii iinHiKho lu-iiri.is iennb.CTnu.beal
MaaaaaatHaad llarl?on. Si (Jeor.-e a Crlcket club, 1-0,0.5,
6-:i.
B D. se.iraand J. 0. Clark. Ynuug Atuerica CTickot Club,
U-ktM. I'sioa .inil <:. ll. i.a> a. 0( -ii.
ll. A.Taykir.md K. L Jl.sik'-,*.i baal V. A. btoToaa aud A.
Bcbuybn, Bt Giuf.e a ClkMM Otab. O-'J, o-X
iinBO m.i;.si>.
R. I). f<cirsand 1. 8. t'l.rk bo.t U. I'.aud O. Notiuan. 91,
BA
II- A. Taytoraad B. U UoskiuM. bjat P. Lynmu aad A.
wi.iu.o-i. "-;?
BR1LLIANT CRICKKT AT 8TATKN IHLAND.
An iBt<;restinjr Rume of critktt was plnyid
yesterday aft-nioou brtwrcti the Htatrn laland Crlrkct
Clilb'a BMMd cieven, captalned hy <'. M. Dadga, and tl.e
9MM Oafaaaa alavaa, aaptabaad by I*. aT, Muith, on the
gruundn of tbo forijjcr ut Ncw-Uiielitou, ?. I. Tho
vi-Mors went to the Imt tlrst BgBtaal tbefeOWltBgof
J. Kyre and R. Oirllhy. Lyie'a BOVltBg WM partiOU
larly Rood and pro\<-.i . ll.-.-tnal, tiie Brst
tbree whketa failiuc for oniy thr.-. rniis. Ht-.n. ?'..t ag.
ina.h- to. ttand, and tbe wbola . leren were s.-nt back ior
ii total of :t:i ruiia. Of thcac, Ll weic contrilmt. I hy
E. 97. Merratt, aad out. i.y aeeaa aaay and protty ptay.
ior-tat. ii laland, Upahur aad F. Ogilby weai Iral to
the frtekela Tbe fonaer la.? of taoelub't n-n? men>
Im rs, and dti BOOd work. inaklliif 'i\ by cai.liil nnd
cicaii bittinK. J. Eyro'a 4tiwaBuiao a k-mh! Bsrforai
hino l-UI he. ifavo a.-verul ciiaacea whii b WBM njleted
throUXh Ihe 0 >!> jesafieldluirof his opponents. ];. Kuk
toad raudp37 by brllJiaul batliu^. The eroru waa aa
followa :
9TVJ9ffl COTTAOK. | 6TATKVI.ai.ANI).
A A. Wh.-e:-!i.i. .1. Kyre 0 o. I. tialmr, c miith,
j . - un ui, i. i. Kvr- . .. b Wbltlo k ... 24
W. Wu.i o k, c K.rklaud P, U. '-t.il y b .?. lii.rn.tl l
bJ.lyic . O.J 1 jr.- I - h .*''
B. U. iisroett.e. b. w.. b B. II Knr lo, r ,u eaq
J. KJ 8. . 0|B. B O; la), un .,.1 ? ... fl
P.W. notli. c K.rkliii.d. ' . -1 ..sik . Ii ..... e.i . 1
b E I?. ";? ? y .0 l'1- I - " aaa, l. *'?? ln . o
A. vc ui li.iaJe. b ll. B. 1 r -. n tfmltl . u
M?;liby. 0 K Ai..,sir..na, 1, B .ll.'i. 0
W i an li I ur. " E. onnlioi not oui . 1
J. 1'arior, b J. lyiv. 1.1 "? layJUat b aaattjb, 1
Irv.ne. h J. I vr . ?-')'?)*? .?,.!.?< .', lxi? P.yca
E u. .\:e i-iit. ; o ont 1 l,.Noli?lal. 12
Maeher, at. b i. u ???iii#> 2 --
Ujea... Aobad 1.- d Total.UI
Total.a
BUKg Al TIIK KAl.l. ol 1ACH WI.KIVr.
B.'-n'-'ottaife.(i 0 8 7 W II !:t M M .::'. U
M.v.l.>liil.* M) 120 134 124 1*7 12^ 1271*81*1 1-1
tFAMMOW* DIMIW4 OM LOOVMT UF.AU&.
fivut Thr atataaaera .su?.
Ii.isi.l.s tl.c dic|(e4 watPi tot wbmmm raill t !.<
loouat haa to hi.II. r, UM BMada B BXpeeM to ots.-r
cncinies who f. e l Bgoa hlm. DOO. hBga, lui.ls aud tl,e
l>|..'.er In.ilaiiaaio cxoonaivcly fond of cle.ulan, im.l u
to i.poitc.i that ProfeaaM BeljT. al Waabtugtoa, 1). C,
reJapttoa tboaa far btaaBfaat. i,ui aaa al ihe cicitdu'a
Kie.ttcst foea ia the miei ,o|>Iuk Pllgllttl apuriow.
iiiepaiha iu Staaaaaoaai taaaHMj ?r. Blled with
locuata, uioally deal ouea. Tl.e BatBM Wbo la BBlloM
cuou^i. to pi.k up the i. ..i..)iis or Bdaaaaaadlsaaat wHI
bud it hcadie-s. TbM la explalaM bj tba laot taat taa
?jiaiiowa nrv BMhaBg fMBl havor a.uonv Ihe iocusts, and
wlial takea nature m\i iiui n ). ars to IiiIiik to a ol.ceilul
ataUi of exwteuoe lukes a sp.niow U -/? tiiin ?e\ i BtOM
aaoaada to di-tr..y. It ia no unoommou tbluK, lu M-ctioua
whem tiie troes are ihiek, lo aae i.iiiu. rous ?|>arrowa,
cara with a loAUBt in Ita BBBgOd*. \vilb two or th.re
nibbieti the aj.arrow eata uil tl.e locuat'e bead. but thejf
uever cut auy ol ita body.
SKIMMCsGOVER THE WAVES.
BhOATTA OF THE XEW-YOBK TACHT CLUB.
F1XE BPiiKT AXD A OBfUt 09WWB TO SKE 1T
BtMtl ftAlI.KH WI I II Mt . H -Klll
Tlio ci.i.iliiioiis Of wiml. woaMier and HfH
r ,v,,,,-,! tne eoataatBM |kabfa m tka ragatta of tba Baa>
vurk Ya.-ut gabyaatawlay. Tiu-, ?u, ,ditee> ak.oat
ad.iveou.d aearei-ly b.-iio b. en ...nre forllinate. llie
wlu.l w.-ca-t of aouib.iiiakli.g the turna trequently
enougt. go.ngoi.t Mbaapaptba ?nMaaaaat, Itbtaw
well.l.u, i... -nit,o,,glvaat..eh..pupthewater. II waa
n-nl.alweathe.fnr *!,>,,,. yaeliti. and their llnc aalllng
?aa the occaslon of BBBBk H.< cmnun-nt.
The Bay was . rowded witb craft iu atlendaiico ti|>ou the
regatta, Tba iBgBttBaoamtttoeaad tbatt gaaata wc.e
abaard tba tagLaakaakaok Tba ??*?*??* 2T!a!!!
waa crowded with the ...-uihers ol tba club and ll.eir
rrtoadi The ?!?!? ? Oraad axwxxMM was also i-ack-ai
Wttk l?-o,.le, and wb-n BM cnp.eity of thesewasex
haaeted tba baa atoaaaboal Oygaaa raaatvad ?toraa
orowd. tba tagkiata Jbbmb Watta, laaaato and Paav
warea-a? aeeoin,..4 MM ranrs. Illled wlth sperla.
Mrtfaa. ABBMM the PbM-B yach.s followlng the
v.nh.s ln the regatta were Willlan, II. ftf9>
l.uck's Tillie. K H. Jaffrav's Ktrangcr J. M.
l-lah's Thercsa. J. IV Kcniie.ly's Vlula. tbo \ l.lon the
Blaatra aad abaltttta st,-am needie-iioat MUaaia,
w 1,1.1. kBBl the Mary I'uwell BB Wednc.day. Bhe canie
down fioin BliigSlng ln tbe uiornlng and played arouu.1
aiuong the yaclits all day.
Tbt r.gatia waa under the tnanagement of J. F. Tanis,
( ha.lea H. .stel.bins and Jillca A. Montant as UM regatta
aaanamaaaadjadaat. Before the itart they pamusi
araaad BMBaal tba atat aaxaat af aatttafiaaplBttiiaii and
pri/e ofr.Tl. The lleiin-tl Cl.aiien,'o (.'up waa otfered os
uaualforscb.Honers, andacuptothe winnlng boat ln
eaob class. Besule tbeaa a cup waa oircrc.l
to the flnt aehooner and ono to tbe
tirst ?1ood croaslng tbe flnish lmo.
Tbe slart waa made at prccUcly 11 a. m., from an lin
aglnary Baa drawn fr-.ui a llaBl kial anchoreil af
Gwl'silead t.li.e Jiidgea' boaL Tbe yocbll got away
iu Ihe followingorderand tlmo: Tbe sloop Mlsehlef. J.
g.pBBatc,ltiftefBt alaaf Oraata, J. I*. fcrta, il.-o:.v.?;
-:,,.,,? lliella. Ileiirv lirya.it. o.'II.aton. 11:1:2; se:....,n.-r
BtkBBB, kT. F. Welde, lltl:49| sI.h.;. Whil.-away,
11:1 ..7; alaaf Athl in, I>r. J. C lUrron. 1 1:2:1 I; schoon
fr Bpafaaaa, n. bT. Oklaadar, aud alaaf civtie. a. r.
Utttt. lltMSi ahMf Bapbila, B> i> flaftokania,
11:_*:4*.?; aloaffaatka,Oaaraa J. OaaJi, ii::ii<>. alaaf
Maggie. W. W. Mewart. 11 dfc94 I alaaf I-l?, A.C. Can
11,1,1, IHfcflO) BtoBf DadOBlB, ("in.lore l:...-. r-.
11:1:2; UBSf (jailota, 0. M. 1-dwards, 11:1:22;
alaaf luphnc. J- ?> Maxwell. Il:l::i7;
aafeaaaaw Xlrvano, B. M. Bi<iwn. ll:l:4'i;
aahaaaai farwaa, O.B. B Bttt, ii:Vi; nbaaaat Man
tauk. J. i:. Urooka, 11:5:40, and aeb.r Grayllng.
i.iiiinu Flah, 11:638 Tbla waaaaplaadMatart, aai
a sinxle boat waa bandleanped.
Mr Ti ivet-'a raebl fbaay wa? ont. though not en
torad Ib tbe raoa. .-h itood by tba auknboai ?kaa Um
?iirnal wa- -:?- ii andthereupon ilartadoa*.paaatag.n
rvctly i.i ihe wlndward of tin- Mlacktef and.irse
uklngbrrwiaiL TblaeendBel arai ?.-ver.-iy rniin-d
on tba ludgea1 i?>-i(. Tba eoaroa lay oatofcM ol rori
l.if.,\.-tt< I,. and around Buoj Ko. ;?'. paaaiaa totba
w.d" and aoatb of lt. Iheiue to Baof -'.. paM
Ing nortb of It aod aortb af Baoy Wo. :., offftandv Book
Polnt t-> and anwrnd tii- Ii bunip, rnraing it Itom
Dorib and eaat, tbenca ratnrnlBj over the sameeourae
totba atakaboat, Tba eoaraa earata Ju.ai talrty-atgat
TBaacbeoBeaawwradrtlded tato c Meard
Ingtotkelrwnterltne length*. lu Um ihn rbtai aen
tba Oluna, Ibe Varnna and tbe Bperaaa .. belug between
rlgbtyandoni bnodred fed long. ln Um ?aroiid claaa
wara the Montanb and tbe Q rba tlurd in
ItheClytle and Iba Nlrvana, Tbe sioops were
-iinii.-uU dlvided. tbe flrst ebuw eontalnlnx Uiatl
Iba Bedoaln, Ibe Tbetls of Boaton, and tba Miaeblcf.
rkeae wltb tba Pannj are tbe yacfcu wbleb exprei to
eomiiete In tln- trlal roeea for tbe konor of defending
tbe Amrrlra'aCnp, and belraa laa waa watckml wltb
k-en Ini. re-t. Tlie seooiilt ebuui if sloooi \va-,..,,.,
01 tbe * bilraway. tbe \th n . tbe l-i-. the Uavle
Kaultaa d tha Bapfcaa, Ibe laal euiaa luclml.d tne
.. aud Ibe M ? ' '?? !l!'"' '"? ?"
waa n\,-l forll lll leet lu ieii.th, all 1 BB tlie) bOWled
.,,,:,.,,,; . e, crowded wltbaaaTaa,tkey ajada aa
altruetlve sppraraa*" ?-.
TheMlerhiel ind tbe Graele got "ff wttbtatblrtl
,,:id- of ? o h otber, Um tommr i<-..d aa 1 be (
ebaoed h.-r oompanloo cltMeiy down tbo Bay. itraiulog
evrry nerve to et tba b-.ni. Captala Cbirk, ol Um
i in.-r. \ I. I i ? -. l iiMiii- nf tbr .ii\ anlagn be bad !.,k.-n ..
? tari ile k pt <-li.it- totfci ugai out. levi
e.,i. I, iii, (lraete'awmd. Ateaeboftkreetoekah. ?
? o i.i, .-.t tbat befora Ibe out baoj waa i.-... i.-d ba bad
i, fi . autaln Mi < iirmaek at I. ast an i Igktb of a Mtle be
hin.i. TboPanaytbau eaaaa up. aaxtoai to iboa ber
naavaa thoucbnotla tb ".-,?' el. i" tii?
Mleebtef, and paaae I tba oal-b u,y oulj a f.-? ?? eon
lil-.il. lu tbe iiie.in'iii.e Ibe I l
?bnrtrnlng tbe dtstance bolwrra Ibaaa aad tin- winnlng
.I. Tiie toiiui r ol ll,.- i ost nn.e aettlug
..?. Bha eroaaed i?-,: i? fbtii n. n n -
, iiiei, bal -i ? i ?- ' itatnate skilL kaa
w. |.i BkMa to Um wtod all tbo wbUa,aad wbaa a
mitward atietnk (or I'ip ttCBtablp na r..n aaal ti..
and iinwlr ? eloif ciit lu froin tlie MlacbM f.
(-;,| laui (ln, k paraalveil thl? a?a irurr? aud
, l ita parpva. bj i -n ing about abea wtthtn
aquartorof tuufa of lae .ig.iai.ip. aud araBlaa iw>.
alu.tl la< k? lii-Lad nf ...,r luug una. lll -!-.?? Ldli.
Ing l-i-t tho g?al two ininul.a and a Ball
lna rnal.atnlw.n greel.-d Wttk B dlnnf .Icatu M'
nianw Tbe Mtarblef made tlie il II nlnntM
and :.>. seeonda paal l ? '.t I ??? '? ? ?,|' ' dlowed
2 iiiiiutt-s aad 2l saeoadsUter Tfce Orarie'a Ui i
lanit-l iili-uit l:4l .'.<'. Ip lo tbil
polnt tbe raiinv bad aalled t ? u.e leaward af tb
teattng yaebta, aad h el bri t tba aaenad >
did not i ui n tba lixbtabip, bal ber admlr
?, ling sbowi how dang. roaa a n\ ,i iba w lll
i ? . u.ig r.u . i. \rt-1 ? isi i
ward -it.-ieh. thenrala tatoreat al Ifce raea arntn
ibe -e.o-ui elaaa of arboaaera. Tba Urayllaa bad baaa
far i eblnd tbe Montaak ai d paaatd tha
inliiut' -a aft.-r ln r. but In UM itra xbl BWB1 i.i'" toward
,?.? rln put iu -?uie n f v oik. -Ii krj.t ln ?
t.mi, ai.'i net iBrh fraui ia atralrbt a eoaraa
uh wns t.r icii.-aM.-. Tin- M.i nl.uk fiinu-d Um llgkl
1:11, and tbo Urayltag waa aalj I adaata aad 11
i? l,r.d h.-r.
Tba wmd Bad alixbtly ebanged dnrlng tba mnrning,
. ? . Ul.lklUg .1
tin.- f.nr nr. ./.? :.n iin r.iit:,. Tba yaebtaImproved II
i,v i lortui:: on a ? j.i .h oanvaa, and Ibe) fairlj flew
,,\. i il.-?it< r. iin- ui ,.-i iu which th. v taraed tbe
ligbtafclp ih not ebaaead d irlng Um kawaatratck, and
I.MOf llu m n.a u. an. ii.i. .1 Innlak.-. ln f.o ;.?
Ihi.ii wiii aaUad with mipenor >kti: f.-w n-ka
%?,.r. tak.n nnd all oppui lunlti.-s lin
!?. .i y\u* esblbttMaa "f sramansbtp
wereBiada lu paaatBg tne botue atakeboaL 11,<- f,uir
sloopa .- .tin- in ?.ti.in iin.-. ii a,.i,ui.-1 ..r eaek.i. and
ii,. eaUrafaat witblnona boar aii.r ibe graad lalala
wai loaBdad iii Um M i.-niei'- i.t TbetoUawtnj
talile BbaVa Ibe luoveiueula and llin. .,; lln i|,-,i j
6(.ii'.o.>i:i:s.
' Wiii' pri/n , -n|i lu Claas -. aud the Btunctt (Usiletge cup
lu. IH liOOll. IS
Caaaffc,
?c:vtie .110993 I480a 44:.:m 44:.:i? 42710
Htrvaaa..i;oi4fl 4U4J ;. K.57 kaafj 446 04
* \\ ina pataa cup m ciaas x Tn? Moutauk wma tiie BaaaaB
cup fur waiouu.-is.
BLoora.
Artaal Coric. l??l
riattl. Htsrt. yialab. tl ??. mi.o.
'ii.. . ... 11 im ll ISI U 4 VI 4.1 4 XI II
1 .- u.ilu. 11 1.4 0'J ,'l i.ni.i 416ol 4 14 ..H
iba 1 . 11 01 u'J :i al i.i 4 sx 11 4 ixxl
?XsMabMf . lioo.'.i :t 1, ;i.i 4 17 <7 411m
* U lus pri/e cup lor (,'las.a l.and tbe Ilunaell cup for
alaafa.
' baa 3.
\V: l,e. way_11 01 67 3 -IH 21 4 II BJ 4 4,1 M
?Allilou. llu-'lt XCIll 4 4u.,7 t XII40
laia . IIOBaa :i4'.IV'l I I., ,1'j 441-'
' riota... 1104 29 4 17 18 f,.25l ltV4O0
Faiuti . lloXIO :ii;xu4 44'.Mt 4409X
i...piiiie.110491 UdM 440x9 4412U
* \\ Iin pilte cup lor (,'l.iss 2,
( '.??. :i.
? I autriU.. HO-'IO 4 (Ui 05 &0:ll(l ulUIld
Mag,ic . Il08:ta 1 I "il 6 14 ii 61J4J
* W11.S piiro cup for (:ijm :i.
1RB0VGM VBW-YOBE. 8TATM.
A I>i>roXI>KNT lAHMIU Tl:il.b hi r&DE
I 111A ( A, JllliC 11 (.'/.'(/(l/. llimul Ljii.c, n
Weil-kliuwu lallni r of Nnrtli LaiiSllig, atli luplod to ? oin
11111 kui.ide baa mi-bikj ahoattag bbbbmU wItkataralraa
li.e i.uiiii ciii.icd Um b-ft braaatjaatbctowtbabaarl
Tba vauadta imIIi rad M ba unii.ii. Tba caaaa i.u tbo
i.ecd is BaafaaaV niy fiom kaaa* mi . adiarraaauMnt
? ?
11 .Ml'l.r OAObBD i.v 1111. BIDIBa OU B
fi I.K.NMl.l.l, .IlI.'IC 11 (,>ii,i/i, -TJllh BfJ
1.. n | l.olldaj 111 lullsi.vl.lr. l.sjle tioin all aaajbl of
i... \ bImj na.e i!o, kad kara M ki an BMtad la Um x?w
York Kldlllg ( lub at Mallu l'..ie . QaBaaBB boolned,
ban.it played aud nrawotba ak n a?
?
I.l.i rura A BIB ( "Al. < OBTBAOr.
i'.niAi.o, June 11 [8f*t inl.- Aftct a afBf
. i .1. -I bctw. < u UM hull aaal BM n, ll,., Blohlgan C.-liliol
supply c.utia.t lur Kai.iaai lona Lai BBBB dlvld. .1 b. -
twaaa Battj i*wi? 9 \.iu~ aad .1 Uaajdaa a c.i.,of
liiillalu. lt ts well ni.li ? < item tliat Ih. ?e cnteiprisliig
ablppera rat tba paal attoa t?. g. t bba awaad. ihe
\^ i ? ,-rn daikraaito Asaoeiailua maaM te?aiarraa aad 11
la ii poi'li-.l lhal au cllui. wil. U- made to biliig lalecut
li-n lo l' iuu.
-*
BTJBQLAB9 BOB A UH1BIBI muki;.
B| j'ialg. Juno 11 (.^tn'a/i.-Huiejiai-s en
tel.il llie alore of 1 . X. Viculy, al laroy, lliln moriiliig.
( i.diiu.g, boata. abaaa aad faxabibbataaMda wortb $i.ikh>
W.te lukili uud wLul BBBb waa ln tbe aul.i.
l:l.(ilXMXO OF A MURDEK TUIAU
Poi giikkkpsie, Juiii! 11.?The trial of Will
laut A. Whlte for the iuurdcr of Baoiucl l'ropor at Uovat
Plalna. on Fcbrnary 12. beiran to-rTay. Tho evldenoe
ndduccd ahowcd that Whllc und Proper were both In
tlmate wlth Mary Vlneont nnd that on Febrnary 11 thoy
nuarrelled. Tbeaale-tnorteai ?tateuaeetof Proper? waa
put iu cvi.lciice, iu whlch he aaya that Whito abot hliu.
???
OAMMOAwnnm of m oaftaw colk.
Trov, .luiif 11 (SptriniK?TftO wil'o of Cap
t.-iln li. ol -e C.oe, an iil<l woman who had been contltird
to her had for BMBBBj w.-.-ks w i;b a i.rokm hlp, lit I pipo
laat nl*ht whllc alon- i'i tbe hoejM. Th- bcdulotbcs
BBOgbt Hre, and Mrs. < ., ,- aj .s hurne.l lo a crlap.
sh;m.\u BiLia y.v Tlbanj.
L.VW8 AITROVED BYTHE GOVEKNOR.
to impi'.ison- tn TBAMP8?BBVATOB plcnkiit's
i i ? I.
[riuiii rrta ?BBITIIB raWBBBToaJfrBaTI or thk tkidume.]
Ai.banv, Jbm ll.?BbtocbI foan :il-'<? ?'j"'"
traiupa were overruiintn>rthe country thts state BBMBd
a severe law iiiraiiist thein. It had an imnied.ate efleet.
ilrlvlutc laru'c nunibcra of vaifabonds out of the r-tato. A
M-ara.-o thls wholsaotne law ffU IBfaaJOdMMBtlP ?
reiM-allng clauae, of whlch the Lesflalature waa
aaaaata. hatag ataaeaad to a petty biii iu
r.-iation to the pcual code. Tbla year Mr.
Baaasa latataadaaad Mm raaaatai law in tho
Iyejclslat.ire, and It waa pnaaud nftcr hatag atron),thoned.
T?-dny the m.-.isiir.) was slenrrt by tho Covernor aud ho
aaaaa aaaai a law. it provuiea that " aoary hraaap, upon
convlcilon ua aiirh. ahull be punlslied hy luiprisoiim.nt
at burd labor In tho neare-t penlteiittaiy for
not iuoro tban alx motitha." Traiupa uro do
fmed aa "ail peraona who rovo nhout
from placo to place, bt?gtag, and nll vaifrant* llvlng
allhoiit labor, ?r vis l.lo lueana of aupport. who atrol
orer tho countrv without lawful occaalon." Trampa whol
enter Into miv bafldtag without tho eonaent af ln owuor,
w I,,. inalhlo.isly injure projsTty, or who e irry ttrearius.
under tho act may be liimrlamied ror thiee yeara.
Heiiator riiiukilt up|>arently BM promiscd (iovernor
IIill that he ahall have tha Ta iimai.y ib-letfatlun'a atip
,,ort. The Covernor at least ean ace no fault
in Mr. Pluiik tfa bllla. To-day h? aiirned a
1,| u of the reuator'a aK.iinst whlch Aaelatanl
C.rporatloii Coimscl BBott, of N.-w-York. inade an nn
ureaalreaiauaaeotaweeb airo. It waa tl.e i.iii whhli
?utbnrlsea tbe eoaetractioa of a brldge aeroaa tae
llail.-io Kiv.-r l.MMi f.et noith or the llifh Brtdgo. T lie
<i..v. rnoi alao ait'ii.-d to-da* Benatnr Ulbbe*a blll pr..
vidlnirth.it tbe polleemen of Bew-Torh ahodeatroald
from the i-.-li. f fuii.l ahall pay *'J luio that fund froiu
tioir aalarl. a erery inoniti.
The LeaiaUture paeaed a MH dr.wri np by Judito
Ol.le. lailiu mvali.i Ihe aets of dir-<tors of lalnoad
roupti.l. s w lo. mteiitionaliv ???-_rI? et to prpYtda by-lawa
for tiie ciectioi. of ttieir aaraaaaata. aad tbuaprolona
tarlr owapower. TbiablUwM algaed by tbe Ooveruor
t.. dai. Tne Oanraar alao Mjraed Beuator Gtla a blll f?>r
Ihe proteetlon of Jtaiue bir.la ln Su ff.dk aud oiiceua coiin
Tbe (iovernor Bgasi at ? |> tn. thel-lllfortliecon.il
H .ual s.ilc ..f peraeaial proprrt) ; tbe tnII of Be at.,r
I'lunkltl aatabuablua Ihe llnea of Klreraue Park aad
i B?irih av.-.. New-Yorh . the i.iii eatabliabingaddltl..1
a. . oinnioilii i.ois for tl.e couiaioti aehoola of Nrw-\ork ;
Benator Plui kni's loil ebanaina tbe lo.-i.iion and wi.itb
..f cer ala atrai ta w.-st ..f Blrerdale-ave. to IbeTjrruty
fo.itil. Ward of Kew-Tork; Aaaeaibl] nia Karla bl.l p ..
x i Un* for i.ie ponatroe loa <>f s.-w.-r- on Couey laland ;
tne i.ni auihomlna tbe apiKjintme.it of au aesUtant
niiditoi for New-Yort ; IM b I, prorl lln? for tbe repalr
lni; of B part of KlL-i.i.cntb-st . md tbe blll eatabliabing
tbe llnea ..f M..tt-.iw ..i. I inni.v are.,ol lauuuouleo
|..i..-, in tbe Tweatytalrd tfard, New-York.
t:ii: dCCADE BAILROAD B1LL.
. ...v BffOg II1!!'- .:' I? ' v" MOWIBeJ IT.
rjratmnBBaogrtAB uohwoampi ot iBBiBiwdaa]
Albaby, June 11.?Uovenior iiiil deelini 11"
BpgMM of tho Ar.ale BallroM blll T
.:..y he niwi with tbo 9aatataty of
BuUa bla taaaona forairl apprerlag t ba Bioaaaro, n?
bb] i that it is BtgM by the opp..ataof tbla biil. aaaoag
etbertblnga, tbal It w.n roabed tbreagh tho i. gte
totare darlag t; iobii of tho BBaatoa,
IbiUiiiibI hMta ui, l ta rlotoilM af aroiy
atld Brifltafa to whlrh tl.ose
t ?.. |.? it an re ho ? ? >? l. An oie
Irrti.o, ..f bla natate, BlthuaM aad frequently araed he
f..ie iii.-i.xe. ot iv.-. is. n. \.-i-:n. l-ss. of ct.at aetoht. On
|. rtioi.s l-.ise.l BpOB tbe lo .11 .er BBd melhoda i.y whlch
li |. - ...i. v. blle Um ?? d ? not a i-.-t Ita le
i. .. proiHsrl] i~.--ui. rtatod. ' it" I unie-a
Miid ?.-.?-.I pun.? and BoaaetlmM may well be
.1. .-in.-.l to rhiin. trri/e the arbole acbeme ront- n
bi tn.- bilL -a. h i- a bl .- 'I.- v do not Inrall
data ti.e naMUMCT ..r .. M . n. \.-rh.a nolate ail
v? proprlety, and brmir acanati
Blld dl-fr.l.e ll)...|| Ihe I ,W -ril.lkl.lk' pow.-r. I be
ritbboldiuc of Importaat ? .- ?- Ib the latereel ?>f
,Ti?..t. rorporatleaai antU the laat daya of ihe ?naaiou.
an ' tlon ruahing ih.iii Ibrooab witliu.it conalleration.
r. i.1,,.1.1 ..ei.t oi opportnulty for aeratlny. l< t
HO..I ...H..OI..II aad dlaorder, .? a arowing erll wbi. h
ln l-t im? i-hn k.-.|. I lo- l.li. lal.s m a. .. par
iic.ilai - ?lj protaa I '??'? i- '? " -- "! :
..r th.. ?inpaaij "' ti.? ?-iii/e.is <>r Ike rlgjbta of ihe
l.i.Oll. . It iM-i|M<tuat?a mmir of llie .lef,-?ts wlll.h werr
{,??! a> ., .|.-ei|,.ii? to 1li? saiue li.enatirt, oitt. y*T BCO
i.y <,..v.ii,..r I lereland. rbe .-ui obbbM uow be
lli.ru.led, UUl li.t.sl a.dlid or f...l aa B ? h ,le.
IJ.niM; CBABOI I OF BSmEBY AL05K,
1IIK. A1IIANY l.itNlV g ANI. JLIlY CAIIIM.
w ii m -si | w.tuM n BBCUNH PJOI iu iii-.ak.
>?:-.?! nu i.i oi -t % it uoaaaanaiaaai o? rai raiacai
Ai.r. \sv, JntM 1 I.?Th.' niiiiiirs of uBgialatlTB
brlbery aal adoal aaea tba Bew-York Om HB w..s
nnd. . r-.n-i.ler iMoa ln th? laglalaffe aud lat-r |e
p.-utc.t i>. in i.iiun.of Bew-Tork,ta htoattaeb mOsb
alor < BggaabaU, at lasl atir.i.-t.d llH atl.-ntloti
of tl.e i.iat.d Jury of Albany Coiinty. Taa.
hMdap th" J"v haaad MbpeaaM to >?
tl?. u|,., . t.ire thein of Ass. ui dyiucli Ilardltl,
llotallac Rltoaaad Maaraf.af Afbaay QMaty, aad af
i ,,-?:.-i .?? ... M.-ii. r. ..?: .f lhf ItmfnUi La
?rraa. wbo, II was ihouxbt, mifbl glve erldeure cou
-.- brlbery. To-da] tha Aaaemblymen aad Mr.
Matber d.i ? ipearM MfOre tM Graad ,lnr\. Tbej
? n- ImUIim ?.lucted iiilolbi-l.rai.il
j11r-. r...nn No one a~ke.i tiiem if tbey kMV anytblua
.,,.,, it 1 ? < '-a the ... trarv. a niainlier
of ti..-oi nnd Jarj opp ""xt tba laqalry. iies.i.i that
th.- i <>ii'.iv of Albaoj ha.l l.n put t>> lar>:e ax
|.. nae by tbe tral of .-senator Beaa OBl t"r a:i
I Btterapt tobr.be AaMBiblyBtM Bradley in!--sl
aud tbal Mr bVaaioua had beea aaqulttod. He aaored
that ii,?? t. ?...i ui. oi for m iiim-ii^.iiiou ba roaelnded.
Ti,. motioii waa..dopi.l aad Mr. Matber aadtbefeur
\ .. ruien were told tbal Ibctf proaaaM waa no
ioiii.-ci ii quirad.
( OMFLAIVIBQ 09 9 IiVXaMITI. rAOTOBT.
[IK..M 1HI l:l >?? 1 v" I tMMBBl -'iMil M ! Off llll. rUIULMt.J
Ai.iianv, JmiD ll.-Tic B 999 Boftrd of
lleailh r, e,-i\..,l n letter to-day lroai Thuiuaa B, Kyan,
aaaratarj of tbe Baardaf Baattbof tbe town of 9/aab
? lu Itar, tiilui-.niug tliein that dyuauilte la l.'-lng inani
faatarrdat tbat plaea attbia kalf aadbi of the vii
la.eaad iii it taaaaf tbaaxplaalve are aoa atored la
lln -in. .mi lactOr). I'lie inaltcr tttll be Mllunitt.-d lo tUe
BtBM lloarii ol ileallli wlien It Inecls on June 19,
?
mi; ri.AN TO aVLABOB mi: DOBTBBTIOB.
Aiiiaw, June 11.? 77*** i.viniinj .louriuil of
tbkl dutc puldlshea lutervlows wlth twenty Ihrco out of
the ttilrty-f.uir liieiulieri of the Kepul.lu .111 --laleCoiu
niltlcfl on tlie Xew-I.iiglainl plati for eiiiarged rcpre
taatatkta at the BaaatbUBaa fttata OMvaatkaa. iin- bbbb
aapaara la aa faaaaai by Maaaaa. Mimrr, ywrgaaaa, Baa*
io.k. llowe.l, llinled, litady, ilubba, (.llbcil, Kobertaon
and Bataaaa, Ibaaa BBMBaaad to ihe iii.ui are Baaara,
Beard, Baxtor, fcti tnfaan. Vaanaator, I.\ ada, I oir, .1 ji.
luilelnl, K. M. Juhnai 11 alld Xl.'ul I Imac wliuexpresa
ln. dr. Id.tl OpiuloO are Mciia. ileldcti, 1'ara.iiia, \'an
Cottaod BlrdaaU. ( h.Uruiau J. 1>. Wairtu l.asaid to bo
Opl>Oae>l lo tlie pnijecl.
QVJMM (IIILJY 09 KU.USU AU i/o.v.
Coioiur Livy voaicnlay DOBBO liis in.iucst in
tba aaaaad Ahllaa, thu fbtaaMaa. win, waa ibot aa
hinul.i) 111B,lit al Chalbani und M.dt sta. by Havld (J.i.lnu
The niiiili ofll.-e WBI eiowd.,1. Jainea Fit/patrli k. tbe
a ainail, und l^illlin Were le.l iu iiululcilttril tOgeUMT,
uuiuu'e rtghl eyewaa mu.li swoiieu aud dlaaolorod,
?I,. >ra be aad been itraek bi tka ofttoar'i club. Tba Ker.
Mr, loiu kina, wiu. rapennteaded the fnaeral af Ah
Baa,waaaaioagtbaapactatora. Tba Urai witnaaa waa
I'oil,. inau l.iogaii. w lui aaidlhat wheu he aaw (^iiltiu
hiiooiiiiK he 1 .m laward klai aad kam k?.i i,im do? u a ttii
l,inliili. Artliur Meoial, nf Xo. I94 M-cond-st.; Patrieb
l;n inii.ghaiii, au optleiau al ba. i ij Fultoa -i.; Uanry
l.oil.inai,, ,.f No. :in l.-a.'iat., and l.oal lloag.the ( Inaa
iiian. w in. raaatrad aaa af Um bollata rnun Qulaa'a pu
t..i, gava i.i.iinon.v wii.ii dtoeleaed aa aaw (aaluraa,
'lln- juiy pioinpuy taadetada rardlet m wklek tiu-y
charge.l ('1111111 with the l.ninlcl.lc aud eiom raud Fllf
patru k. iioib prlaoaara w. re lakaa kaek 10 iho Baaxka,
?
1101 WMAtMMM tXJMX laiiso WAMOT.
(Jiiiiiuliiil \Mtli tB9 proilm-t o| I vivid itn
aKiiialu.ii. a atorj Was p11bll.1h.1l laat ev. nlng of an al
I. tad ktoad 1 arddag tigiu al tba Oaawaaataaad ktaak aad
j'l-ir.iicuni Kichaiigeyeatarda) betweaa twooil krokara.
II wai liiwa to tka uieinl.eia, and strlppcd of Ihe a.lolli
lliilita af B leillle fall. y ilie laiewanit laat Ie. oglil/e.l
aa having far Ita kaaMa frMadlj tuaata batwaaB"(ivaM
I..,'.1 J- I'- -Mo.irn, of the kllul Ikat OOCUT evcty day
III iba iiiiw.ii.il "iniii-iiiig." Mr. ftkse. it Bwpeara,wai
lou vigoroaalj orowdadla aaa of tne kgaay aaoaaaata af
Um Maralag, aad la Um eir..rt to tadara IdsaaaM af tba
paaaaaraka cxchangr.i biows altk krakar Mboib Na
flaat*9* Wlt" done, and llie iin-nda ,.f ImtU brokuis
laiiaiud al Uie laca ol any i. ul Uoubie eidstlug.
-?-?
jiii. i>i 1.1: Of OQMWAVOBTMWOMMMM MMMYIOM.
tru,n l.ilr. t/. , ,,,/,?,.,
There in do tnnli in tbo irnort tliat tho
Ptlka ol ('i.iiiiuugbt will reiuru to ladla lu tba iiilliiiuu.
II. waa 1" e.liled llolli iea\c |n btj colulilill.il there wli.-u
ll an-lueil probabM Ihal hoatlllliea Wllli l.llaalit W.|e ,,n
in, araaf hraakiBg <mt. iim wnh iim tint nuuorii.ai
peace would. lor tbe 1 temiil al >aat, tuevall, ba alatt,-.!
up.iii lila joiiruey lo i.liklaud. It is cnruler. d ln Ulgb
auarton Uiat im Ko.tal HbykBaaa baa aaaa lafBetenl
lol'elgll aelVICO lo llllall.y 1.1111 lor lt r.'*l Ollll 1,1). J,u-llloll
iii tba ilone (iuarda, wbero he will la. at Uaud lor it alill
lugber up| olninieiil wbcu lt hecoinua Vacaul iu the
* wbirliglg ot tluie."
A rhap ln Arl/mia baa liuprovcd on the Ideu of au urt
loun Ile baa got up a " iiuniay loan " neliome, uu.l
ouly tiie other day elght stage aaaxaa p.ia-,.-i>g' <?+ i?n
kuu uaarly ?1 ,'X?y. -ll?clroit Frec l'reia.
MR. SIIIPIIEKD'S STORY OF IT.
IIE DEXIES MRS. DELFHIN'S STATEMENTS.
1113 ACCOCXT BKNIKD IN TURN*?OTHF.R CONTRA
DICTTOX8.
Mra. Amamla Delpu'n'a auit to reatrain Jaoob R.
Sliiphci J from ueiiu; certain papcrs jjiving hiai control
of asal aaada in We.st Virginia aataBfJajg to her, whieh
aho claiina nlie waa iuduced to ei^'ii by talae reprcsenta
tious, was continued l>?loro .Tustire^Van Rruut iu the
Supieme Court, tspecul lerm, yeaterduy. Mra.
Dt'lpliin, M cross-exaniination, repeated that ahe had
liox.-d Mr. Shipherd'a eara and elapped bia tace at ono
of his viaitH to ber. She aaid aho aigne.l the papera ia
i|iu stioti and that Lc had prooiwed to give thein to her.
but uever dul ?o.
Q fkaai you reuieu.ber hia having read the papera
to you I A.?I dou't rctneml.er anything ot the kiud.
I dou't rcmernber anythlng about it.
<i.?Ilow toaaj after that wai it that ho nrought tho
power af attorney for you to aign t A.?I thitik it was
a wcek or ten daya. It mi-jht have been lonjjer. Our
relations were never plcaaant after the first interview.
Mra. Polphin aai.l that she atruck him 011 tiie nos?
wli.-ii lie held her by tbo ami, and mU that ho bad her
cmiipletely in his power. " I just Iraaght my arai up
in thia wav.'' ciul she. illuatrutiug, " uud clipped him
on tl.e in.-.- ji.et aa hnrd as I could."
I'. Whcn was it that you strurk him on aome part of
Um hodv?the ali.l ,ni.-ii. 1 think I A.?Xo, air; here
laa the waist] in wliere 1 ati uck hiin. One day Mr.
Bbipbard bnbm to mv BaaM at.d I aakad him Ior tho
rnoi.ev. Ile sanl, " I liat will rouie ail iu iluc timo. mv
lutle daugliter; I have aoinethiug el*e I wish to tcll
you."
The witnosa aaid that whcn ahe atruck him she was
extri iii.iy atiKrv and said to him: " VVhat do you
tl.ink I evcr s.-iw in a Shipberd to make ov?-r all'my
Pfopeilj'tO himl' Slii! uever i-ent for bim alteiward
Cie-|,t f>11 llllsincBB.
l-.xainineil by Mr. Illiss, her counscl, the witneaa aaid
ahe had not ueceptcd I i.ropositinn, co-itaiiied to a letter,
wliirh was put iu evulei.cc, a.sking Ior au extcusiou ol
tini.-.
U, Whtu lie cal.e.l upon jou di.I you ear anytbing
with i.-li-rene.- |o his l.-tt.'rs I A.?I aaid : " What
1. udneaa had vou to writ.- to Nnlcm or We-t Virgiuia I
Ail I want ol you ia to uttend tothe loan. I rOBMtodly
l ...I you to iiiiih.' your owu buauuvs, and not meddle
witii my ufl'aira. It is not your biisiueoa oranybody
else's."
Ihe ne\t witneaa WM Cbarlea I)el| liin. son of the
plaintii). wiioiestni.d thagaha told Mr tatahardthaa
she did not want atiother attoruey and that he replied
that his bueineee did aot reiate t>> Ih.s btiaa her at
toni.\, but bad l.-le-.-nre olilv t"' tiie loail ol 900,000.
Attloir K. Wooii depoeed that in tln- traaeaetaM wiih
regard la tha traat Virglaia property it was aadaai tood
tb ll Mr. Hiij.lienl wu.s imt to BOl ha Mrs. Dclpbiu'a at
toltl.'V.
Jeaepb Detphta, jr., tha baahaad of the'plaintiff,
teatittod lo totervtewe with Mr. Bhipbead tawhtehhe
gaaa liun a |nmor nl attnrne.v t'lotn .Itistin Ri.leo.it to
Sl i -. Delpbta tor the parpoM ot having Shipherd
nrgooate tbe -alc ot eeae Boetoa laaurMaa stork.
.Nclson (i. Qrsea testiti.-.l that he ralle.l up m Mr.
Sbipherd at bla ofaaa and Mra. Dalphta was tbero
?? .N..W, mv pobrdaagbtar,'1 aaid Mr. Bhipberd, " I an?
an glid yiui have Mr. Greeu here to look alter vou."
Phewitaeaa replied " WoU, Mr. Bbipbard, la that u
imt of a broker'a datyto tafca a fataerly tatoraal in
his oaatoBiori (' Ho vbeatod his ahajf aaaad ami
nail : M 1 ruopose. Mr. Ore- n. >ou want tn know who
I .11 i. wl-at I aaa, and w liat 1 liav. toa." 1 li" wili,.--s
rcpli.-d that he did not BM tlu- BMOOaity of Bafctag for
Im oredeuliaK Afewdaya aftar whea tbe witaeaa
eailed BpM him Mr. Bbipbard aaidi " Fai ?<> glad
roa'ro here, Mr. Graaa. 1 have hMa naptoyad to gaf
tbla in.ii..-., ami I want to pull the |H?.,r li'l!.- tiri out of
h.-r tiinilile. Mv wtte t.ikes a grMl doai oi iiit.-r.-st 111
h. i ,-ilid I want ln r to o .111.it to uiir B4BM a::d p iss
the i.iii 11 iili iis. ' ll.- replied that ba did not tbink -he
would e.re-t., bom Ihe lall ta tliat wav. Mr. Bhipberd
I..1.I him that hc <-. uld BUOBge in 1 voiis woai. n and that
be propoeed ta aa her traaiea. Tbo wUbmi told him
thiewai the 1,1.11.k.-.l.-st ntaa be bad evei beard of.
Bhit berd afterward deaued tt.it ho bad iadaead Mra.
Deiphio 10 s /n 11 pewec oi attoraey, ' to ono bbm aaa
Miiphcid ealied oa Mrs. Delphin aad ahe waa lytagoa
a lounge Ha aal dowa u 1 pal hia baad oa ber brad.
sl,.- lumped from tba louage aad aaui: " Now, Mr.
Bbipbard, l doa'l want ?v t 1 -de-iol. Mr. Oraaa ia
bere to prote, I BM." Bhipberd begaa t.> etj and aaid :
?? 1 didn I tiiink that mv httle daugbter would treat BM
like this. ' >!,.- tieipn utl. deuianded tbc papan aad al
aoothet timr ibe aaid tobJeai "1 kaew yaaarara
aomewhstoi a raaaal, haf Boi eaeha raeealMthat.
Tbo wtii.ss ,.t tboouVMottbe defeadaal badealtod
him a bianki .1 s. ouadrel aad had beea ejeeted,
CroM fiiamhirfl by Mr. Bhipberd, the wttaaaa aafd
liis -ii pjctoaa were arouaed waaa ba read hw lirat
letier.
Mr. 6hipberd next to..k the witneaa ataad and laid
the te.titi. .:iv Ior tbe pl.m tifl rotu ited of " crael li.-,
naked tareBUoo ami daaiaabie falaabaail from beatn
niogto en.i. ii.- deolared tbal ta Aagaat la-t Mr.
Uo ..I 1,..<I t-.-ill. d ...i liim an>! aaked wheihrr hc waa
wllling io tak. a gaaoral iBtalaar aa attoruey for .Mra.
Delpbln By apiiahiltteai ba wewl ba ihe Everett
Houae aad waa intradaeed le Mra. Delphin, whe aaid
her property Ua Weat V'lrgiaia bad ffv.-n hrraureat
rtroubla ami Bowabewaated to eoraplataOrat
negottatl aa toraloaaiaaM t.< use laa prapertyfor
ibe prodaetioa oi eoai Kha tookadraftei retaiaer
it bj him. Myiag ?ao dtd imt pt po boalfB
aartbiBg abo bad aot road kereelf. Mr. saipherd read
let.era an.l talegraaai tbal had paaeed betweoa him
aad her. Bhe totd how thle property aad beaatraaa
lerred to hrr bt Jaatfa lii.ie.mt without < aoaai on ber
partor kaowledgooi itavalao. He badaaeoaMhM
debtor aa I laiueae maaagar of ber theatriealtroai aaad
therofororaade tha Uaaafer. Tho nrapertjbad rirM
her iniich troul.le an I nnd. rniined her health ard she
waated aeroe aereao M taka the taepeaaihaa Baaaga
ineiii al it a '..!<? tha weal t ? Karapa. Bha baM sh.- had
a ?taadlBI .llir.il --L'.iD.HIII Ior It. ah.l li.nl hcell told
t! at ui ii.:. , ri a'- it aoeutl ba worth 91,000,000. He
declaresl thaj he had pidnted oatthe aataroof tha
papera ihe Btgaad ai.d ?!> t ied ..II the atateaMato to re
eardtotbe BBaaner ta wbieh ahe algned thera. 11"
loiiudtlc propertv illl-alaol at 900.000. He utnler
looh to orgaaiM a ataek aotapaay laa bM, aad titod to
?ettle with Um Ui.leoiit beira, wbo were eiaiaaaata
aaa oel the i ropertr. Oa DeMaabM _M .<? tho aad Mr,
lin.ii hia plaa for tbe fernsaiioB .>f the Waabingtoa
c>al L'oaapaay with hiaaaali holdiag thiee fbartha of
the tharea aa toMtoa tor Mrs. Delpbto. Mr. tirccu told
bim that he aowJd aaf deu! ?ith Mra. Dalphta aakai ba
paid him hia prtoo aad Mr. Woed aada atatiiar atata
na tits. Mr.. Delphta had told him tli.it tha Iliissrd lu r
laihrr Bonfeaeor, ta wlmm she had eoai.'.. d 1.1 baalneia
allairs. niiil did imt sc- iow his plare co.ild l)C hl e,l,
.I ha badaaowaMdM a bm ptaaaaabry: " tha
li. aic-t 1 .ati c.nue to it i. to plaee al your dispoaal a
(JoBgregatioaal Batalater kn wlmm toroniule." Bba told
him in-t to lel her hiial,-. I-..I Uimw of this trinsartion.
and tald tba bad imt lived with hiui tor liveyeais.
(ibe eailed bim " father" m tftm aa ha eaUadbor
?? aaaghtM." <?n uaa owawtoai whw ha aalkaj u|m>u
ber aaa wm ta a darkaaed reoai with h.r aaad aaad
,....!. atteaded byharaou. ?'she Uak tha aaad af tha
wilncss aud liehl'it. siniti; that would qnict h-r and ut
ha* ie,|itcs! ln- |.i ir.-.l ln- lian-l at the tia.-k of her baad.
He nevet hclilJ-.-r han.t in Mgaiag anylhitig. Cros*.
Bxaa i. ed hy Mr. BUaa Mr. Bhipberd aaid he had bbm
an.l was stiM n Cotigr.-^ati.iual minister.
Mra. Me phin waa recalled aud denicii the prineipal
ttatacaeata oi tba oofendaat, aithaa Mproaaioaoi
sr.uii upon lier _l:ps aud a Mii.igrelto prrsse.l to her
II> -?'.
Mr. (Ir.en nnd Mr. WMd w.-ie al-o recalled ati'l
ooiitra.liete.l Mr. Shipberd aud theu tlisorge lliuw ?ald
" I la! s our BBM."
Jualico Van Briiut rcserved hladirlaton
AN BZPBBX OB KAllN'S FI.KS.
The IIoyt-Kahn exainiiiation was coiitinuoil
yc-ierday before liifcnc (iieen. Judge Miipinan was
im. alled b) testlry to lomo llupoitatit purtlculars iu
iclcrciice to UM c.'.nduct ol the will colitest aiul Suloliiuu
Halir.ird, blsjiinlo! partlier, tol.l how llltie Kaliu had
t,. do with Hi e prepurallo.i of the BBfCtB ln Ihe BBBB,
Krank .1. Diiplgna.-. the i.ttorney w ho was aeh-cO-.l b.\
Blaa Uoyt to siipeiac.lc Kahn, said thut he was app lul.-d
lu i attomej la Marob, 1899; tbat ba aaal a fattor to
Kutiu aaklag l.iui to etgn aa order of lubaUtatloo and
Ibat Kaba azpraaaad aia wtUtngnaaato <lo a>. aftor bls
f. ea aad kaaa paul. In or.ler to aabataattata
lua clalin fui fci he ihuwed llie witneaa u pupar wbub
waa itgai d by Bary l. Bayt, ln wblek aha agreaa ka |l?a
hiin a 1. ii.iii. aiuouiit for 1ns earvlcee. dependenl apaa
conuugriu'lea. kahn li.ia teatitled Ihut he did liot liave
any agreeuicnt wlth Blaa Hoyl ln wntlng in ragard to
tbe aatoaab ile totd Um altaeaa that kla lull waa $100,.
000, iuitth.it be woiiid roapromla* for 933,000. Tbla
coiitra.l was nckliowleilgcd before a tiotary publie.
lie .ii,: noi kiu.w whutker tba eoBtrael was a forgery,
but knaw tbat It waa n..i vaiid. as tt vaadatad a loug
tiiue after tba a. r\ Icea "i kahn ka l haajBBi
FiaiiiH 11. \ .iii Vcchteii, a lawycr, knew Kahn, aiul
ki ! lu ar.l blln -av. lll talhllig of llla trolllde wllli Mlia
ll.iytiliai l,c waa all right, tbat be bad a couliact that
Ilie.l ln. coiiipciiaatloll.
im-..i.ihu l.. iiarinii awora that he waa kf laa Boyfa
pkyatrlan, and tbat ka ba.t a eoaanltatioa wttk Kahn
abaat Ida faaa, lUaavbteaoa waa obteetodtoaad tka
obJaCtlOB waa au-taliied. Mr. lliiplgliac aaid that he
waiiled te ahow l>, llie witm-aa tlia' Kahn Ii i.i told hliu
la liiaking OUl lila biil ln iilaka hla , hal'gea hl.'h.
t'hariea webie, wiu, aaa kaaa aa attoraay f..r
twcuu-llve yeara waa called by Kahn aa au fipfi'l ln
pillmate tke ralna <>f his aarvMei ln the will eoataat,
llelh.uightlll.il Kahn waa eiilitled to 949,000 ll. a.ldi
tioutetba915,000wblebba had alraanyraeerrad, He
pluce.i ii ai this iigm. bacaoae It waa aa axtraardiaary
l-aae. llli.l addi .1 llnlt a law MT waa enlllled to inoie lli.iu
ordltiarj f.-ca. He thotiglit thal Kahn's Tlslls upon Misa
lloytal'hei BOBM BWtB voiih al kMMt f/7,000 fBT the
twoaudahalf rearetbal bakadaeted aa her atiomey.
Porikowtug anokaklll iu a poine com-t as i.i havea
ime of 110 wiiitb had been laipeard apaa Mtaa Hoyt
lefuuded. and tbe rcc.rd of a .|iidgiii?-ut BXatMl her
expuuged, ba ibougbt Kahn waaeutiiled to (AoOO, aud
uinler tbe clrcumataBeoa hu woitid noi cousidur a chargo
..I >;i,ihhi axorbltant.
-BM w.vs a di:au goou max."
The will of Miss Cathanne llcnrictta Marx,
wheieby shti lefi the bulk of ber fortune, estimated at
over 9100.909*91 tbe Kcv. Chailea Wililam Mnrrlll,
formerly reotor of rd. Albaus rroteslaut ICptacopal
Chuich, wns before Su rogate INillln* > esterdav, her
ncxl of klu contesliug ll ou the giouinl thal Mr. Mnrrlll
cMicls.d ui.,llie lilluclicu o\cr her. Mln Malx,
uge slxty aix, dlod lu Fcbriiary, 1999, ttho
had coiilealed tlie will of her rdsler,
Mary r.uoiu,,- Marx, who 1. n her prapart) pilncipully
totbaBev. I'ather MeGlynu, of 8u Aiepnan's Booaaa
Cilliolii' Chiiicli. lu the piesent cuse ijtl.OOU ts glveu lo
thoBjcicly lor tbo l'luvoutlon of tiu.lly to AMuials,
91.000 to tbe Boeletr for tbe Prerentlon of Cruehr ii
Children, 91.000 to Bt. Johu the Baptlst FoundaUoaT
and Bouvcnira to thlrty relatirea and frlenda, aud tbe
readlue of the eatate is left to Mr. MorrllL The teatatof
loft no relatlvea nearer than flrat coualn.
Franklln and Cliffurd and A. H. Bartlett appeared fot
Frank Marx, Ettinif and Kluamen, 11 vlng In Phlladelphla.
in Vir*lula. and ln Encland, Douglaa Cauipbell for Ro
eina L Boarduian and othera, and Ambroae Monell aad
Geork'e 0 DeWitt, Jr., for the will. Mr. DeWltt and Dr
W. O. White, who witneaaed the wlll, teetifled that Mltt
Marx waa of tound rnind and not under the undue In.
flueneo of anybody. Mr. DoWitt, who drew up the wilL
teatllled that he told her that tn leavlni tba
bulk of her property to the clen.-Y.uan the maal
e x iwi that tbe will would be contcat. d fbo anawered
that ahe uuderstood this porfectlr. Him aaid that Mr.
Morrill waa " adear, good ii.au. who had hpfrl.ii.ied her
in tiine of trotible, and that ahe had no relatlona who
cared for ber." Dr. White aaid he had uever kiiown ot
Mr. Morrill't llvlngat tl.e houseof Mlaa Marx, but bt
had BBM him thero.
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CoXTEST OVER THE C'USTODT OF A CHILD.
Williain V:in Antwerp appeared in tiie Su>
prrmo Court bcfore Juttlce Barrett, yettcrday, wltb hia
1 ittlo boy, Oeorge Troltcr Van Antwerp, two aud a half
yeirsold, whom he had hceii onlerod to produce by a
wrlt of l.a'-e.is corraia obtalncd by the chlld's mother,
Mra. Kllzabotb Vau Autw.-rp. who In April leat brougbt
a -iiit for limlted divorcc aud wbo allegea that on Juue
-, whi.r the cblld waa walklnt*with ItaiiuitcinFirty-dftb
lt, near Madiaon-are., Ita fath.-r s.idd.-my appeared and
earrled the chtld away. Tbe nurae raii after him, but
he refnaed to irlve ber the boy and took him to .'-urn
ford, Conn., tho uurae accompauyliiM* tu.-ui. W'ueu Mr.
Vau Antwerp r.-turne.l to the clty three daya iu., tha
wrlt waa acrved unoa him. Ho rualutalned that the
mother waa not a nt cuatodlan for the child, and Juatlce
Barrett ordcrod a rcfcrence lu the cnte. diroctii.K tbal
i. ? i- t;??... tho l.oy he cared for by the Soclely for the
1'reveutlon of Cruelty to Children.
TIIE RELILF FUXD OF THE 11TH REGIMEXT.
Lieutcnant-Colonel Albert P. Stewart, coin
inandlng the 11th Iufantry, X. G. 8. N. Y.. yettcrday
obtalucd from Juatice At.drews a tempornry Injuiictlou
reatralnlnu Jnbn W. Fleck, Geor^e Dlchl and peter
Kraeirer, truateea of tbe rellef fuud of tbe rfi.-iuie.ut, tro-.u
lnterterlng wlth tho fuud lu any wuy, aud an
order to ahow cauae on June 15 wby the
iiiiun.-tioiiBhouiiiii.it be niade permanent. Tbo plaln
t ui aaya that tho fuud, w!m h waa atatted by Coluuel
t'uhekant for the ald of atck membcra and tho faini.ienof
those who dted, coualated of 9ti,f>00, aud theae tiusteea
have re.-eiitly drawn a portiou of It und threateii todraw
the halauce and divtde it aiuoug theiuaclvea orglve It to
eome ck.uitablo lualitutlou.
93,000 FOR RREACH OF PROMISE.
The jury in the casc of Christina Riebcr
i.L'aih-t i..-or-'e Jackaon, for breach of promise of
nianlaae leeieirtaj i.rought ln a teatod ratwM in the
Court of Couuuon I'leaa. awardniK JjU.OiX) damatfea.
cosumox of cttops.
vviikat su >ur?corrox fair? tobacco kxcoub?
AOIXC?JL'XK KKPOKT.
Washingtox, June 11.?The June erop re
port of tbe Agncultural Departmeut eatlmatei tbe totol
wheat rrop of the country at 3U0.000.000 bushels, of
whleb 207.000,000 are wluter and 103,000,000 sprtux.
Tlie e.mditlou of winter wbeat ti lower than ever before
in June, bclug low 62, agaiust 70 In May. Tbe coudltloa
of spring wheat ia 1*7. Iu aonio States thsre baa beeu a
grcaierloes of area than waa oniiclpated iu prevloiui
roports. The average yicld will evldently be lcss ibaa
ten bushels an acre.
Tbe general condltton of rye la K3. The area of barley
ii n.arly the same aa iu 1891, and tbo average of cendi
tlnii ia y?. The acreage of oati has lncrcaicd 4 per ceut,
and tlie average of coudltiou is 1)4. Coru will be reported
in July, but voluutary returus lndicate on luorcaxo of
ataa,
The r .port will make an lncreaae ln the cotton area of
5 to 6 jKTcent. Virgiuia, 107 per ceut; North Carolina,
1011 faalfc OatnltBB. lftt | Georgla, 104; Fiori.la. 102;
Alabam i, 109 ; Miasiaaippl. 199 ; Ixiulslaua, 107 ; Texae,
1 ln : Aikati-a-, 10U ; Teuuessce, lol. Tue loial asaaaaa
18,000.000 aei aa.
Tlie pl.uit u liealthv, the growth nearly average. and
tlie atand g?<> I. Wu-r recent rain* bave baen enenlve
tba crof G IU the grasa. tba general averago ls 02,
whi.h la blghcr tbau iu tbe tbrce prccediug years ia
June.
PKTr.it?nrnr), V*., June 11.?P.cllable lcfonn?t.ou hxa
l.eeu received bcre frmu diitcrent countieion tbe ?outk
?uie of Virgiuia. to the cff. ct tbat the recent rains hava
been benetlcial to the crops.eapeclally to wheat, o.iU aud
coni. Tuecool weathcrwhich followed the rain la drylng
Ihe wbe il out Saely. The indlcatloua are that llie yl.-ui
will ba large, tho.lgh lll IQBM aaeUBBB. BWBBg tu uiifuV
arabla aeaaeaa, the crop will be about 10 per ceut ahort.
-; i:i\.,m.l.l?, Muaa., Juue ll.-licporU iu 1 hr S > ir I i,g
and fkaaaaabBBf flaai the prluclpal tobacco-growing re
ajfaaxiaf Xew-Kngiand, XewYork, rcnniylvauia aaal ?**>
coiisin ihow thal ln tbe Counectlcut Valley, cspoclally ia
.M..s-achu.sctis, large quautltlei of tba 1SH4 aced Icof
crop are at.ll unsold. Tbe 1W3 oroD ls about all
cUarcd up. Iu inost of the Massachuietts towui w hera
tobacco has lajen growu thore will lie a conslderabh; falb
ingofffrom last year'a acreage. I'roi ably not haif aa
luuch Ilavauu will be grown us was last year, but tlicra
will be a ciuiaiderable lucrease In tbe aeed leaf. Tba
tobacco acreago will be from 15 to 20 per ceut below
that of last year. In Connectlcat about the usual acra
age will be iet. wltb less Havaua. Tlie Housatouic so^d
leaf was all aold carly, thoilgk at low prlces. whlch will
preveut auy great Lucrease ln thia year"! acreage.
Ano-.a tue border iu Xew-York, bowever, tbe to
i.iuo aaaxj is gradually growiug ln luiportamo
Tbe great Havana tobacco region of O.u.d/
d.iga L'ouuty sbows a sllglit dooreasn ln aer.-aga
owiug to low prlces and iiiuch unsold leaf, but tae
growers will cllug to Ilavuua. Peuusylvaula growi-ra
f.el blue, but v.'ill probably set nearly as niuch aa lait
year. W lacoiisin ls bei'ouiliig tbe great coiupetltor af
eaotara tobaaeo grawera, ttrowaia tbara bave raal a I
Uigber average piucs iu tlie iiast wiuter tbau bave kaaa
paid for tlie lliuu.iul tbe Kaateru MatoB, Ibls hai
glVi :? Im i.ii.niis.is a great lUilietu.a aiul UM aveia.'c wi!l
be a; le.ist oiic-Io.irth larg.-r thun laat year. Aside Imiu
ka -> acral baataaaa awfiaaalaa the atate of the lakaaaa
inaik.'t la prunarliy due to tbe !ui| oi latioii of Miiuair*
tobaaeo. Through tbe eit'oru of tbe Baw-Bagbtnd To
boeooOrower'a Aasociatiou the tarilf on huiiiaiiu leaf
wua iiicieaae.l froni 2."> to 75 centa a poaad in l*a>3. but
lln-iiupoiiers ha\e li.en ablc toevade the law and ll M
praotleaUj laoparative. The growers nf aced leaf to?
i..., , u tliiuughoiit llie country will ap.ire no cttorta lo se
cure au lrouciad prouibitory tarilfat Uie uext lesswu o'
Cougi?.ia. _
A OMiMBMM WQMAJTi TRE9SES.
tYvm llit I'tKlaUelvkUl IffH.
J.m> JaaMg, m aoaaj otli.-r BBBM grad left liehind
him iu thi Ftowery Klagdeaa, rajoleaa ln the aaaaaaatM
of |M oilh a.liml.d B/Od Wlle tili- sldr of t M MlBBtaiippi
lie i- as proud of ber as ia a boy of a new red ? <_ a.
Jee .laiii.M l- ;i inerehiiit ami luiaa partner callet Wing
Wab bee aud aiuithnroue wbo. llke Mark Tajd '}'? MafltB
Cbuxtlewlt't itiuuoral partuer, bbie* hia hleutfty uudet
a ?? i .. " iii.-e tona ot i ung I'u-r?a hmtt i*? >ie.l their
eedltal ta a abop wh.-re lea, aoleahM ma-le of Caut?a
Kia-a, i.lols, romllts. WhBBg M liute, dr.ed replllea aud
opiiiin ptpes are oflrrad for aalc.
J.-e Jatnes etnl.aik.sl lu traftlc lt. Oakland. ( al..
teveral reara iga, but he did not understaud the rul s of
Aiuerl au trade. and atraKiitway ho toat ? |dent> BMM
iiionev " Maara,bwt goteoeaecood expetMOM. lnea
he t.a.k a vacitlan and dcrrotM tbe time to thmkuiij orer
m.ttleia. llc diBcovertsl the rock au Wbleb lils fra:'. )u .k
waa wtveked. Ail around him the fair Caucaalaa
maideiiB wcreaeiiiuir in tho bi.sy marts of trade. ?!
WOUld pit < lllnese l.eailt., Illfalllst th.) fall tyi>e? of the
oiilsl.le bartiarlaliB. And so JoO Jilllles took cotlli-el of
the wi-e n.l men. and sailed for Caiiton. and jpH bitna
wiie, ihe lovely CbBUg sil I'uuk. da ghterot ( buag ?ah
llo, the wealthy ex-almemaaer of t?an rranetaeo. thea
retlrodaad Uviag to attlupneoon a tea plantation lu ?ne
of the \alle.a. Ho paid 9150 lu trade dollars to ( iuiBJ
B/ah llo to iielp alantc fesllvitiee, aud sailed for Aiunica,
bookini; aa Mr. .loe Jamet and wirc. , , J2
Uhena rcporter oi The tr<tt aaluted the al.int-erea
beauty tn ihe ttora Li-t erenlag ahe sat upon a tr,? rhett,
toyly datpiartBg the m* of h.r tluy leet. f..r she us a
" litile-looi w.imau," her l.uabaud aa)a. BM WOTO BBT
halr In wondrrful atylr-like tbe wlogt ot a bat, iiuknuj
her baad raaeatbto a tebooaar yaahl runutnc beioiv tae
w.ml. wlth loreaail and i.iainaali epread to port and st?r
i.oar.t. Tha bi.ick treatM were atideued wuh wireaaoe
i;!o.-sv Wlth (.-rease. tt lakea al\ ho.irs to do U|> UlUl
wond'erlul hcaddress. and lu order that tbe di/iy aBair
ahall not Im spoilod. the fair owuer al. e,n wlth a bloca <*
?.i ui.d.-r aaraaak. la thia way tho draaaag?i we
halr toati three weeka.
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XCCHAI'O AHOCr UORSK.s' \AHES.
Preai Paa l^rf, eHeld aa.1 fan*. ,
Am-nl Um proniuieiatimi of liurnea "j4""!
a liitle couveraatlon reacbeil my eara li. tl.e urauu Hl?"
BtJerome 1'ark on Drcurutioii Day. Two yoiimc >iu "?
hadhecu abowu Ihe way Irom tho o.ub Imiise??' \"T
Btiud by two ehiruiii.K yoiinc ladtes, aud the o,uar.??
were eoon eiu'roaaed with the llarlem Itaudio ?p. .
" Chollie," roinaikod ono of tbo ladiea. - do > ,?u ki' w i
MUeroaObBUeroagbt to lie go.id ln aabowei. a-- "
lou-iiK-andpiit im dollaraon Myearaoaadbe wiua,
^.!T.mlh,rnXdou?H.:,(enner and wended bla wa,
?,w.nl tbe booku,;,k.-,s to -nvcat bU niouey ou HhaueA
io..imt Mik-'ido llavii.rf dono ao, be fouud Uia way
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