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CALIFORNIA AT THE FRONT.
THE EMPEROR OF NORFOLK'S VICTORY.
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BXCKLUtXT 1UCI-.0 AT JKRUMB PABK?TWO OOOD
TBUKa-TkAR-Ol.DS.
It was refreihlng and delightful at Jerome Park
TOSterday to seo that sturdy and iwift colt, Emperor
Of Norfolk, eratter all opposition like chart In th*
Bpujten Tuyrel Stakes The best of th* black Jockeys,
Jeane Murphy, rode him at 113 1 J pounds, having
taken much pains to reduce hlraieif in ordsr to ride
this race. Mr. Haggln wisely concluded to with?
draw Aurel*-, as there was no probabUity that thu
ftlly with 120 pounds in the saddle could get first,
eecond or third place. So tho field which the Em?
peror met was oonilned to Climax, PatrocUs, Lady
gMtneose snd Ovid, all of whom found supporters.
Murphy mad* up hu mind to have no lingering or
uncertainty and sent the son of Norfolk briskly along
(rein the first strid**. L-irfy Primrose and Patroclo*
kept pace with him for ha'f a mlle, ard at th* head of
the horoestretch Patroclo* shot into the lend. But,
running smoothly and with enormous power, the
Emperor had Patroole* and Lady Prlu.ro>e soundly
beaten before the lost furlong was rotwbed. Tbe
?nd of ths race wa* beyond the regular Judges'
Itand and the Intelligent and discriminating
California colt got the Idea that the race was over
then and there, and did not wish to run a yard more.
Just at this Instant Climax dashed up with one of
his characteristic La-iesnry rushes, and Murphy wa*
compelled to shako up Hie Imperial racehorse and
flourish his whip. With this mild reminder for him
to bs up and doing, tho autocratic dolt strode away
?nd won easily, Climax pelting second place, aud
Patroele* third. Lady Pri_nrt.se socrued tied up and
showed none of her usual speed. Tke friend-- of Ovid
?were confident that she would get second placo, hut
shs was never In the race at all, doddering along
modestly In tbe background. Tho Emperor Is the
lion ot the three-year-olds and few of the owners of
older horses of high class care to try conclusions
with him. Ile ls certainly a colt of var-t sp**ed and
stupendous ability In weight carrying. Put that hr.
I* the American colt of the century ls rot yet at all
clear. Ile must meet Tho Bard to settlo fha* point.
It was a favora-lc day for favorites, the majority
of the seven races falling to them. Mr. l.clmout was
present to see his commendable colt Tri nee Koyal
make a sickly show of his only antagonist, Brown
Duke, In the first race. Prince, noyal ran like a prince
el the true blood. Ho will start In the Belmont Stakes
to-morrow, and was run out for a mile and a half for
a trial. Som* watches made .ls time 2 40 1 li; some
others made lt 2:40. The Dwyers' colt Hr Dixon
covered tho distance yesterday In a trial In 2:41.
Hence these two colts may fullly te considered as not
far apart at present, and they will probably run an
Incandescent aud Illuminating 6ort of an electric ra/**
to-morrow, one worth some minutes of caieiul inod
Itaiii.n.
As Potlphar's wife did not Interfere with the smooth
progress of affairs, Joseph won the second rac? neatly,
With Mr. Withers** Minority colt In second place. But
joseph will not succeed In Lading his bi.tl.ron out of
Egypt when ho mocts the Minority colt at Monmouth
Park. Mr. WU hera's colt needs more time, more work,
tnore .at* and les* cougiiing. Ho will yet put J OBI pii
into a pit and sell him to a caravan of Egyptians.
The old horse Le Logos wore down his opponents
In the third race, and won wilh a trifle up his. ear.
After the Empeior of Norfolk's 6uperb dl.piay of
fitrength and speed, Mr. Galway's Belvidere, now a
handicap colt of much merit, made Mr. Wllhers's Fitz?
roy look like a skulking sneak. And yet Fltxroy isn't
the worst colt lu the world.
Mr. Caldwell labored long and wrestled nifgedly
with some recalcitrant jockeys In the selling race, and
Nrhen he had got through with them some gory heads
were dripping under tiie axe of the cxocutlou'.-r. Por
instance, that rapid llttlo lad Church was suspended
for the ret of tho Jerome Park meeting. The favo?
rite. Little Minnie, filial;., got off lu trout and ielua:ned
there.
in the .teeplecbase two riders fell, but they were
only stunned. Johu Henry won easily, Harry Mann
second. Mr. Morgan's mare Mystic -.etuis to need a
little more work. 6he will see a better day.
To-day "alli contain no races nor rumors of races
t Jerome Park. Everybody needs a rot. To-morrow
he sport will be resumed with tho Belmont blakes
and other fascinating contests.
B-RbT RACK-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. OM
EACH, el, 250 Ali OED. 13 19 MILES.
August Belmont's ch. o. Prince Royal, by Klngtlsbsr*
Princess, % yrs., 109 16 (car- 110. . . Oodfrey) 1
Lauiaaii.y BroihwV br. g. Brown Duke, 6. 102 ....
(Williams) 2
Tlme-2 :05 1-2.
A oe tlon pools?Prince Loyal elOO. Bre<n\ Duke $65.
Mutuals- Prince If yal straight paid &7 95. Total ou5n
ber ot ti cte t? told. i, wi.
Brown Duke led by a length for a quarter mlle. Go?
ing around Picnio lilli Prince Beyal moved up tnd
When the pair cams tn sight at the Quarter pott their heads
were together. They ran locked together like a team until
the tluit hid them from view. When they reappeared In
a cloud of dust at the half, l'rltice Royal was three 1<-ncths
before his oppeneot, and thereafter the Issue was never In
doubt. Coming ou without tim.h of whip or spur, tho
favorite won at hla leisure by four length*. Godfrey did
Hot pull up at the finish, but kept the Prince isolng for
another halt mile, giving him a mal gallop tor the Belmont
Stakes on Saturday.
IECOXD P.ACE-runSE $700. MAIDEN THREE
YEAROLDS. ONE MILE.
E. F. MeCarthv* b. o. Joseph, by The Duke-Brtda.
marne, 111 lb.(l.lttleil.ld) 1
_D. D. Wilheiaa b. c. by King Erneat-Mioo.itr, ll.
(Hayward) 2
preakness Stable's b. c. Fiddler, itt.ishauer) 8
3. H. HaStfla'S b. t. Music, 106 ... . (Ix noii'ie) 0
Ilam.i| - li. c. I-i.Ineton. 114.ll*. ????_) fi
Castle Ruble's b. c. Chambly, 111.(Stone) 0
M. W. Kolan'* ch. -_. Kt-.i.tn.-ky lian, 115 . . (Pal.rt ()
m. Lotta's ch. g. Harbor L'.zhts, IOU . . . (Anderson) 0
lt. Bradley** rh. I. Fanni* H., 300 .... tKiiin-v) fl
Edgmunt Stable's b. c. Joggler, nt.i.Mauin) tl
Tlrhe-1:48 ___,
Auction pools?Minority eolt $250, Fiddler $185. Dar
Ungton $1*0. Joseph $60, Juggler $00, field $70.
Mutuals-Joseph straight paid $.3 bo, piace $14 10; Mi?
nority con place $0 2.. Toul numbor of tickeu sold.
tutti.
Harbor Lights led for half a title snd retired In disor?
der. The Minority colt then took up the running, but
Kentucky Ban outpaced him and shon-ed the way into th*
homestretch, where he quit, as usual, Joseph mad* hla
run at thl* point and paused everything, gaining a l*ad ol
balf a length at the fur'ung pole. This hs continued to
Increase, and though nevw hurried lu any part of the race,
won by two lengths, th* Minority colt second, a neck be?
fore Fiddler, who came boldly up at tho finish. Music
iwas net er dangorous.
ff-UIRD RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. 92b
FACU, $1,2.0 ADDED. 15-10 MILES.
R. Bradley's b. g. Le Logos, by LeUpa-War Real,
6 yrs 107 lb.(Chin.-*.) 1
J. li. Morn_*.---y's Uk. c. Locust, 8, 105 (Littledeidl 2
J.. Martin's hr. m. Bord**!il*--, 5, los . . . (I'aliu.r) 8
K. N. M.Uer*a b. g. Ten Booker, 0, 103 . . (Williams) 0
l'l-caiuieM bu ti.e u b. c. Larch mont, 8, 105. . t Sha uer) 0
Tlme-2:20 1-2.
Auction poola-Borcielaise $2.0. Larchmont $210. Le
logos $175, Held $150.
Mutuala-L* Logo* atratght pall $16, plaoe $5 C5;
_x*eu_>? place $9 ?>$. Total number of ticket* sold 4,535.
Le Logoa made a runaway race of lt, getting off well
In front aud remaining thens to the end, winning without
effort by a length, Loiuat second, four length* before
i-Wdelaise. Tha favorite run wr.UI_e.lly throughout
{Tan Booker 1* Improving tn pace and temper. Th* dis?
tance wa* too great tor l-_an.-iii.ont.
POUI-TIt KAC-D-SPUJ-TEN TLVVEL STAKES. ?50
EACH. SL0OO ADDED. hEVEN FURLONGS.
K- J. Baldwin's b. c. Emperor of Norfolk, by Norfolk
Maruu, h yrs., 118 Bi.(Murphy) 1
Larr_.su y Brother*' ch. g. Climax. 5. 101 (\V.._ia ?) 2
J***'*?"_*,. 11*'**.'f **? *? Patrocic*. 6. 101 iAn.-_vi.ion) 8
t/uke Tully's bis. t Ovid. 4. 9? . . . (Litt-efl.Hi 0
August LtUuoul'a b. L I_a0y Prl?roa_. s mt
ill ay ward, Jr.j 0
Tlmo-1:30.
Ac.t'on pools?Emperor $700. Climax $210. Ovid $125,
l__d $110.
Mutuals-Emperor ?tra!ght paid $7 05, plscs $0 25;
Climax plac* $7 00. Total nu.-nUr of ticket* soil 9,17ft,.
Bea* ana Aur*_i* were withdrawn. The race waa run
ortt the Tun oomoo, the finlah being b*yon1 the judges'
Stand. Murphy drew halt a pound overs-lsht. The
Umperor waa more fractious at th* pott than ever before,
causing * ?hort daisy. Mr. CaJflw.-ll mix them off alwoat
!? lite. Murphy ahook *up the favorite instantly, a'.d thj
great thr**^y_irold shot to the front w.th uul.k and
sweeping stride. Pa*dug the club-house he wa* half a
length befor* Ledy Pr.mroa*. Pauocle* third, cloae up,
two leugths befor* Ovid. Climax trauing. Tit* pace was
bot. Ciouls of don followed th* horses aiotti.4 tba bl ul
snd hld them from vl?.w uutu th*y wer* beyond tho half?
tone poet I^dy Prtiuroa* wa* thu flr*t to ,m_re. tru?,
tbe y*liow *cr*??n. Th* tmptror waa at her throaviateh
sr I tb Patroclo* only a neck, behind Corni..* law. th*
komeMreteh the favorite appeared to lose grosmd for an
Instant, PaUoele* taking tho lead from Lady pit-.ro*?,
Oho. having .Hough, beat * hasty retreat, Olmax eame
through with a rush. e-_all*_-gi_g th* iead?r? lt ?v^
_Kiuar?d away for home. P*trocl_? Quickiy aurcurahsd
aud tha Emp-ror faitetcd. Murphy draw hla whu, aad
gav* the Utter a smart blow on the flank. He rall.ed lu
reply, and with a mighty bound extended himself f?r th*
flrst Um* this year. There waa no llvlne with him
after te-' A* they passed th* arsnd sund h* waa leas.
lng by half a length. Climax strove very hard, but he
could never get up again and th* Ernie -or won- i iui_at
beat Patrocles two lengths for the pla. e. Laiy prj,.,.
ftotft and Ovid were disgracefully outpaced in th* homs
steatch. Tb* Emperor wa* blowln-r aa If he had been to
the races whan ht cam* back to the ?-?ales.
riJTIi RACE-HAMDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. g20
EACH, $1,000 APDED. 1 1-8 _dlI.ES.
pr._kr.e__j- fct..i,io'? b. c. Belvidere, by Billet-Jaconet,
4 yrs., 120 _b.(fahaueri 1
D. D. Withers'* b. ft Fitzroy. 4. 118 ... . (Hayward) 2
ll. McCairou, Jr.'*, br f. Nelli* B , 4, t*2 . . (kiunott) 8
Tlme-1:58 1-2.
KoCttalSwBeiviaere ctraight paid $6 60, place $5 15;
Mutuals? Belvldero s-ndtJhS paid tb PO. plan* $5 15
Flt7roy place $5 30. Toul number of HahS-i WEE ESS*
Hayward took Fltrroy to the front at the fall of the flag
ind (Wt S lively pace. Nollie tl. nae se.-oi'd for a furlong,
but as they rounded Picnic lilli Belvidere moved up under
t strong pull, the Ally falling back io her proper place In
tho rear. At the Qiirtrr Fit.icy led by two lenetha,
Bcl-.ld.r_ tecond, tho Mme distance bo/ore Neille ll-, who
was soon dropped by tho wayside. Belvidere, running
well within hltoeelf, gal." I ea I Oaf at every stride,
closing vlth him a* he cnt'-:ol tho homentrvtch. Flt7roy
held tho rall, forcing Belvidere to go to tho outside. When
headed his courage faded Hayward dNM lils whip and
used lt with vigor, but Belvidere galloped away from hit
opponent and wou st ida leisure by a length. Keino B.
na* beaten ott.
blXXJI RACE-PUR.**-.-, $000. BELLING. SIX
FCRLOM.s.
E___meaa> Brothers' ch. m. Little Minni*, by Ktng
AlfPti-o-Mlninda, b yrs., 1.0 Th . . (Williams)
j. Craver's ->? s ttOat, tm U7 . . (Leavy) 2
R. 3. U-utchinson'* b. h. Oholuia, 0, 106 (*W. Donohue) ii
TLme-1:10 1-2.
Crtera (111), Niagara |U.), Queen of Heart* (106),
Oicnspray (1W?. Fii-ily (mt. Was Mouse (Bl), Eachos
(111), Electricity (lOV). Qnibbler (1)8), and Fountain (08),
also ran, finishing in the order named.
Auction pool*?Little Minute tbum% Frolic $150, Niagara
$150, Firefly $140, field $800.
Mutuals-Llttl* Minnie stratcht paid $14 06, jTaca $S 70;
Frolic place (field ticket) SS 70.
Ariel ran away three mi!, a, and *topped so tired that
tho judge* excused him. theta was a long delay at tho
p?*t, and the usg waa given to aa uneven start. Little
M Iniilc and Frolic having th* best of lt They made all
the running, th* favorite winning by a length. Frolic
second, a neck before Cholnla, third. Miss Mouse ara*
shut out at '.he bluff, and*Glen*pi_y was in ciiflicultie*
?ll the way. Ko bid for the winner.
SEVENTH RACE-HANDICAP STEEPT.'ECIIASE."
Pt.R-.-_ $050. SHORT OOUMfc
A. W. Weli__.-ar_H'? 1>. h, John Henry, |.y Barnton
Malar'.ii. A fears. 150 B ........ . (Dickens) 1
Tl. Cohen's b. g. llr.ny Mann, a<,-ed, 1.5 (M. Haly) 2
R. Bra.ley's b. g. Elphin, 5, 137.(l'op-. 8
Of. Uiu'iiu-i- b ? Llttlsfellow ir, o. i.- (Mara) o
Hemj.*- ch rn Mystle, aired, ni (Scanlon) 0
v >. Daly's rh. g. Willie Palmer, 4, 12$ (Verplanck. 0
Queen* (... Btabie'a br. g. Eenabar, 0. Hi* (If. Kenny) ..
T. R..am?'s ch. g. Klee Ti.nbler.aged, lit') (J. Kenny) 0
(.'. lt. Post's ch. g. Valli Devi . aced, 1st. . . . (Pot!
J. IL McCormick's b.g. Mont* OhrUio.5,120 (G.Lyuol i) ?
Time?None tai.co.
? Fell.
Auction pools?Mystic BIBB, John ITenry $100, Will
Davis OtOi Harry Munn $00. Held $100.
?at! il*?Jottli Henry straight pall $25 50. pla-e $15 80 ;
Warty atssm place *16 50. Total number of tickets sold,
8,410.
Flphln got a long lead In the first furln**. and made the
running ni) the wac M the head of the homestretch, who<*e
Harry Mann, Llr.Kf.-llnw and John Hei.r\ (BOael with
him. A desperate finish was the result. Thc four wero
almost In ilii" when they took t-he lani, hntdle hr the bet?
ting ring. John H.my gelaed ci.nsi lern>..y !<V a long
ani easy filch.. Md setpeO-M the oth.r-. la thc llnal darli,
won cbverly by a k?n-.-tti. Hairy Munn SeOSBd. * neck
before Elphin, third Llttlefellow close up. Kin.: Troubler
pat /..uighur had a flu- view of the rac* thro.i'.-liout, their
riders rn'oylng a p_M-___f cha' as Hey cl'd-l leisurely
alot.tr a furlong In th.ar. Will Davis caine a mtOj
eisppn at the hurdle hy the ci?i. boase mi '
bit the turf at tao helga opp..-1.- ti,.- n-Mftaa paowaek.
Neither leehey va* seriously hutt, altheaah E-jMftf-a no.o
got a bad mashing.
A DEAD HEAT AT DOKOAITZ1L
landon, June T.-Thl* iras ihe first day Pt thc DOB
caster Spring Meetlnfr. Ti.e SOS __rWS race for the
Doncaster Spring Handicap Plate of 1.000 sovereigns
leawlted in a deal heat for am pia.-* between Lord
Enesmne.1 feu.--ar... 1 ehestaal sall talla and Lcd
AHrigtoii*s four-year-ol-l b..y Bell KU gflahsr. The sOShOS
were divided. M. Bmrrft _kioe_?e-_i*eMI oheetaet filly
Pedlsrree **-as third, thre* l.-n.'ths behind the leaders The
bettine before the Mart waa 10 to 1 each against Felix,
Kingfisher and Pedigree.
-1??.---,?.
EFIDESCE AGAIXST TTTH*?*r'OMBTXE."
THE GRAND JURT STILL m*!,Y WiTH THK DKI.ATT.D
t ?*.(?*<>*.: OA-*'.'.
The Oyer and Ternilner Gre,;.. Jury has been In
ve-.ii.-atlng the d.-la\t*d excise <-*t?es at the rate nf
fifty each day. The result of Bmtr days' work will
appear to-day, when ti.e Jury *$rVj?**-H b_*,w Sm***
Lai-rett to present indictment!*-. l*Jit).iiiv.:.s'!gatioti ol
th. alleged corrupt " cqinUnr'-'Itf the fl<M_rd ol Alders
mon bas not tiecn beprun, but (riinesse. Va\*? liecn ex?
amined by the assistants of ttjo Dtotriet-Attoraej and
lt is tald that evidence tnE-etfatlng two ol tie* r-ioin
bers ol the pea eal Boar, i as leen obtained nearly
sufliclent to establish their zutft. , |__-T
Ex-Judge Angel, tv.rn Tfty^"...-*?**. --_*?0?e met Im?
portant trltn.sses In Uio $*___$ oftl.e Woodstuek Pall
road, which, tl, ls cla-iued, *r*_- stopped because the
company rtfuw-d t*_.-*pa\ Aro ?*"__mt.-ne'' P2UAJ00 for a
tranch?e,*?ri*$hii>*d'ye-{rr(J**y. bow the demand ?-___
made known to him. wiiiie-ttin'iri^rnhrwra* under con?
sideration, Mr. MrO-.cn,..r JJ-^y*-'buf..f-r -.nd an
acquaintance of several Vf the "Al.i??rnien, Inrrrosted
himself to secure the desired pftv.lr.e. Me did tlils.
Mr. Anjrol said, on his own rosijonslbimy. McO<s n
i-e)niited to Mr. Angel tfiatJ \',ijA*>lho mill oed tu
looted upon with favor by tbe CviaJ|U>n Connell, "lt
would cost -ta-ljf-ITtl to int _M-_XfiUfju" T?ll report,
Mr. Angel said, eua made to .iK-_\T-$' V.ri<wcn in the
i .;,.?_ ni c. C. Blgelew^ wi... wa*, wiii.i.rt to provo
tho statements made by Mr. Ati__l.
JO REFORM Pl BUG SCOODL METI\OH>
A IT.OPOSAL TO OBGAM-lB A KOCIETT POP. TUA':
PUB-POS-ET"
A circular has been wot t/o.a nUtiter of prominent pee
pie In New-York, within a le.v Jays, v.lil. a \ i"'.r to Du
organization of a s?iety for tlia poipoes Of t.form In th.
pul.ile school methods of tho city. TIN plan of Uio oi
i.'..n..-atJ":i is oat yet matured, but a I ' Utoes in
tetested ls to be held ox the huuse of Dr. Wililam M
Wood, No. 17 Last Thirty Slfhth St. on Saturday fo
that puipose. Among those BMatfODSd lu ? I
with the project are: Dr. Abtahatn Ja. ..I.I, l'-iix Adler
Franrla Usher Wood, Dr. Ilowaid Crosby, Anna C
Brown, Professor L. S. Newberry, Kate V, Thompson
Dr. P.ichard Ii. Dewey, Caroline P. Choate, Horace White
Dr. D. li. St. John Koosa, the Rev. Dr. Ralnsford, Jean
I ette L. Thurbtr, Lunlco M. Dana, Ju.Ige and Mrs. Charle
P. Daly.
School Commissioner P. W. D^voe said he though
food would come to the school system from any *ucl
movement Referring to tlie re-election of Superintend
ent Jasper, Mr. Devoe added: " I did not make any M
erenc* to ex-Mayor Grace In the $neat_hrs .-'..Hsion yes
tcrday, or hi* connection with any opposition tl.H wa
made to Mr. Jasper. Ono of the coinn s-imiers salt
that e^ Mayor Grace had a band In tho mutter and h.
know lt, but I told him I didn't want to know anyihini
about lt."
Superintendent Jasper was overwhelmed with tele
(Trama and lett, rs from friends yesterday c.-m^rratul-.irinc hln
on his re-election aud expressing th.-lr sa ti -fa ci lon at th.
ic-sulta. He sail that he had received one of tho cir
eulin relating to the proposed sod-'ty and was ready t<
otter any ad that his position weald et.a.lo bim to con
tribute to lu
TEE APPROfRIATI'iS EOE QUABAMTTiTB WORK,
A __eetlai of the <?<!)>.\,i?-.i..n i peale led 1$ $_cesM the
recent apt r..prlatlon of the bsgUUtare 0> put the Quar
sntlne establishment In thorough condition for the coming
summer wa* held yesterday at the Mayor'-. ..dlr. Thl
member* preaent wei** the Mayor, II-.Uh C'l.-er Smith,
Quarantine Commissioner* Nichol* aad Allen and Slate
Ei.r'.neer Iti.earr. Tho State Ei.gtn> < r reported that the
oommittee consisting of hims. if. Prstfteal Aadstasa and
Dr. Smith had cajefu.'ly examined the islands In Quaran*
tl...., tot'.tin-r with Die lo.ltliim* aud. wharves, as well ai
tn..-., kl ti." beerdlaa wstlsa. ti.c eeiiialiiiis found that
the work aotherised by tho act of AssS-Shly w.i- tr . s^aiy,
and it wa* recommi-nded tiiat the aeesesary surveys t.e n,.i l.
for the apeeilieationM, on which bate coulu ba ?(lvertls< .
tor. Tbe employment of aiMiistai.t* te the cummitto* u
do this work wa* authorized. After some discussion as tc
the mode to bo adopted in expending the apuropneUon
the subject was poatpoiiod until tho next ?eealag, whi>;li
will b* held to-day. lim sum of $1,000 was appropriated
for repairing tte board.i.g tug George U 1'resiou.
BBOQELJB SVSDA T-SCHOOLS para de.
Tbe anr.ual parade cf the Sunday-in-hool* in the Eastern
Dl-.tr.el Af-sxyulioii of lirooklyii r...... pteei 3r--.i_*y lu
lu 'llorj-ave. Tho fine wttrtb.r brought out ever 20,000
children with thoir Maehass and oflleor*, Exerclvs ann
hali in a acore of cl.urv.he_, what* annlvei?ary
were sung and Bfeeah. s were mada. At 2 :80 p. m. the
flfiy-lluoe school.-i, mei_a$Bal in twenty two divlMoi.*,
each led by a band, Shambled lu tlie streets ciosalng
LedTordave., betwe-e itroad-ray anl 'i'ayl.?r-?t., and Iod
by Grand Marshal O. li. Eewl*. ?Stnhed on ea.-.h aldo ol
tue roadway In BatTt*s9,arO., from Broadway to Eluahlnt
^re., and then Se__a$ea__BS_h$i down the tei.iro of Uadford
? ve. bclareea thc line* moving 1n the opposite direction.
The reviewing ?und wa* st bedford and Divlalor. aves,
snd among thc?* upon lt were Acting Mayor McCarty,
Corpjiau..!. Ds$M$$| Jcnk*i tad ti.e paator* of a nuiuhcr ol
the chtuxhe* whoso ac hool* Joined In tho march.
TO REPAIR IEE CliVSCIL WIGWAM.
Mens-wer* at work lu Tammany Hali yesterday clear?
ing away tha rubtUh of the Ur* and get-lug ready to re
build the liiUHor of tha .tructure. Work will bo begut
?aortly. A political can_.lga wlUiout Tammauy Bal
a* a meeting pi a cs of thy big chief* aud little " lujuna"
would be a wonder, ana the oonusvtor will spare no ef
lort* to get the wigwam lu resdine** for thu bras* a.
OH! MY BACK!
So often heard at thia __oaa.ii of the y.-ar mean* tor.
pldlty or oongu-Uou ot ino kidney*, which, if not promptly
-ed, 1* *M-*iy /uLowd bj norna form af fo-.er li :.'t
Uk* naUM-_l.i.K -cur. _,l*? fo -.UU, lioul,..? bul ID I
ltviii.il'.* l'l??ier imu.r u?teir over the kidney* a..
will quickly follow, u, coutit-r-lniunu anl stlmulaUng
propeniv* sr* truly wonderful. Aaa lor Bena-cm'* sud
ref u_? _a ether puut-tr*.
THE GIANTS WEAKENING.
THET DROP BACK TO FOURTH PLACE.
BROOKLTN WIN8 ITS THIRD GAME'PROM ST.
LOUIS-TnE ltr..VI.I>.
The New-Tork mn* played another wretched game at
the Polo Ground* yesterday, being defeated after a tire?
some conceit by tbe Washington club. Abont 1.500 spec?
tator* wore project. \V*rd'a futnbllnir work kt *h..rt
sup did mvch to cause the defeat jf tho home club. Only
one baaehlt wi* made In th* Inning In wbleb ti., visiting
men *corcd Ave tuna The _K-or>* wi* 1
EOtt. Tork.
r.;i?ipoi Suit,
({ore. If.
WaM. ?*...
Kwing. 3 b..
Cmiior, lb....,
Slatter*, r 1...
R cli.ir.ru, ?_! bj
Troter, ct...
Mniphy. 0_[
Tilcuiub, p.
s; 11
0, Ol
0. 2'
1!?!
Oi Ol
ol Ol
(I 0
0| 0.
H'aaAfngron. I r.jlblp.), a.. e.
Tal., rf. ll
-.bock. If.I 'Jj
S i.'Brian. 1 1-..I '-.
0 O/hltMr, p... ll
0 _*_I.er_,2b....l fi
OiIHot. e t-.| 0
(i Mift, o.' Ul
0 0,
i lal
fl 0
n r
Q _
I Irv;, es,
II Tooa-lly. 3 b.
_li
Toals.I bl -tins elli,'! Toui*..
0.2
0! 4 1
1| Oj 0 5
T|"4.l7'li|l0
Runs scored each Inning t
New-York.02101 010 0-1.
Washlngton . ... 0 0 6 0 2 0 0 o x-7
Earned run*?New-Tork, 8; Wallington, 1. First base
bv error*?New-Tork, 8; Washington, 7. Flr*t base on
balls?Gore 2, Connor 2, Murphy 1, Shock X, Irwin L
Stolen ba*_?t?Ewing 1. Struck out?Fo.* ter L Tlteomb 2,
Myer* 1, Irwin 1. Three-ba*e h)t*--_>oi. L Slattery 1.
Two-base hlts-Hheck 1. Hit by pither-Shock. Baae
on balk-Oore 1. Umpire?Mr. Valentin*.
The Brooklyn club again defeated the St. Loni* nine at
Washington I'ark, R'voklyn. yesterday. About 9.000
people wero prs?en*. Hm. be* pitched, ne ha* not lo?t
a game thl* y??r. ___? ..io wa* as lollow*:
?_v leaui. plI-JftJTaT;.. T Rmukivn. ir. |lb|po] *-k
L_tl7am8\ ?s| 1 I if .I '.''Plnaney. 3b. 1 6 ?| 0 " 1
Lvov*, Sb, rf.I Ol (. 0 H ri M. Cieil'n, 2b. I1 9\ bi 1 0
Ol 7
>rr. lb
li: Kouts. rf.| 1
1 smith, ss.I 2
ti O'brien. If... _?
(l)Ka.lford. rf...I li
I il ..h.s. p....| l|
6 llusi.ong. C.. i 0
li ?
O'Neil, ll
Coariskr.lttfli
Hobips ti.2' *ll
M'C<rr..v.rt2ii
Hu.!-..i: rf. lb
Boyla, c.
Bevlin -p....
_T*tal?..1~.'!~.T.'T.il-l Totals.I'll' 0!87l"l.l 1
Beere by lunlngs i
BL Louis.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-2
Brooklyn.2 2 0 l 4 0 2 0 x-ll
R'ins earned-St- Loul*. 0; Brooklyn, 3. Two-bane hits
?Hug)..is. Thiee blKO hits?O'Brl-n. Home run.*?Smith.
First baal on CI!?Latl.-iin, Devi.ii, Pinknej- 2, Radford.
tMtai bases?Latham, McCarthy. O'Brien 2. Btruok out?
Bobin..n. Boyle, I)c. lin, HeOtSUaa 3. Orr, O'Brien.
Fir-t i.a-sn on suets Bb. i.ohk 3; i........i\ n, 4. Dombls
liushong and McClellan 1, Hoyle and Robln.-on 1.
Hit by -.itcher-Orr L Umpire-Mr. Gaffney.
The .I'm-y City and IiKliantr.oll* clubs p'.iyrd at Oik
land I'ark, J.r*oy i 'j ho home nine w..n
with ease. Tho score was as follows:
Indlanai ttl lt
Jeriev City, i r.'lb po'
Hilund. ?!....
ll en, 1 b..
Knowles, i b,
li:. I. lt.-.
Brady, r. f....
lt, -'__.
Hnfford, c... .
J", y. i>.
L.'.ti-l, SS.
?
ll 1
ti li
21 'Jl
1 1
1 j 1| 0 1 i**eerv. ll. i
S'li'l 0| l.i;..i.*.(.|ic?, 2b I 1
;: _ 2: r. Sbonbar*, rf 1
li rn 0 'lie nr. * ?.. ..| n
1 (? ll Mi (?.?... bv.Ctp o
.. Daley, S b.I 0
7. .11 1 K-terl.r'k. lb. I ('
0] 7, ti Beckley, c.-1 0
0\ i o i-hteTc. u ...., 0
_ l_. | ?
fl ?-?O' H | Totals.I 3
U I . L
'l|(.|~0
(. 4
I
o| a'
SI i
0111
1 I
.. 1
7: __7ilts 17
fl 0 B 0 1 7~_->
0 0 10 0 0-3
; Indlanapolla, 0. Hist
Indianapolis, b. Struck
Totals.??_... ! J
Run* each inning:
Janey Ctty.0 0 1
Ind _ I- ..I-..o 0 2
IDs toed runs-Jersey City, IC
base on brills?Jersey City, 8;
out-Jcr-ey City, 4; Indianapolis. 5. Doable plays Clea
hardt and Lang, Dinny and Classcock. Home runs?
Knowles 1. Three bavhlts-O'Brlen 1, Wei L Knowle*
1. two ba.sehlts-0'Bri'n 2, W. l?.'**y 1, Beery 1, Shom
r__-*ed balls?HolTord 1, Buckloy L Umpire
Mr. Diverts.
The League and Association race* to dat* leave the
clubs In th. appended order:
/ mayat. Won. List lt. et | A etoeintion Vv en. Lost. Pr et
Chlraito. Di
Iifimll._. '21
Boston. 2S
N'.w.V?rk... Il
Pli'l*.te.|!hl?. 14
l'iits?iir_. 14
In.tlatiapolls.. ll
Washinrton.. 0
1"
13
15
14
IIS
!<*
24
2d
.714 'Bre-.klyn... HO 10 .7.10
.029 *'? L'" ?- ? 2l *?? '; ;fl
. o. -innatl.. 2.1 IS .So*
.' i I uhl.-ile .... 19 1? .M4
.41-7 >B .lUtnor*... 18 17 .Ml
.421 ICleveUnrt... lr> 22 ,4H5
..tit KaaasoOlty l" '-"> ._?_
.250 .LsuUvill*... 10 20 .'-.-.8
Tho New-Tork and Ch!ca*ro club* will play at th* Polo
Ground* to-day The Chicago nine will parade over the
field In their fu!l-dn_S4 coats before the game.
Uambi in o__n_B cttteb,
Philadelphia, June 7.-The Cincinnati and AUiVtle club*
placet saethss close and eaelMaf patot I ? ?! <r. which wa*
v..n by thc lattas by bette, all-round playing. Ta. Alli
m i tho winning runs in Put ISO tb .:.i._jig. Bauer,
Townsend anl Kappel played in e;il.n_.d ">r_i-. '.tappet.
Corbin, Lyons and Mullane led In the S?t_l_?*^ Too _?*_.
wa* as tullun ai
Cincinnati ..001010010 0-3
A .. ... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 "1-6
lUK-hltB-ClnclnnaU. 6; Athletic, 8. Error*-C!ncln.
natl. 4: Athletic, a Pltehcra-Mullano ind Weyklng.
Umpire?Mr. Doescher.
li iltlmore, June 7.?The Kanaa* City team wa* defeated
to-day by the superior batting of the Baltimore men and
its own Inability to bunch hit*. Both team* Helled mag
?:r, bsttery sners being Ihe only blunders m-t-e.
McT.iitiii.iv and Chit.!, led it IhS Mt. Greenwoo-l. Bark?
ley uni l-.i-u.rday playtd biilendnliy in tho field. The seor*
was as follow*;
Kv vu (ity ...00100100 0?2
Ba.tiii.ore . ... 0 i) 0 _? o 1 0 2 U i
Itasehit.?Kansas City, 8; Baltimore, 10. Errors?
Kan*aa City, 0; Baltimore, 4. Pitchers?Jb.gau and
Sm!'h. Umpire?Mr. MeQaaia
Cleveland, Juno 7.?The Cleveland club again defeated
the Louisv.llo nine to-day after t rather poorly contested
paMk j i,(. home club batt.-d nell, whilo the fielding work
of tlie visiting nine was wretched. The acoro wat as
annexed:
1 B -ile . ..010001200-4
' ..nd ...00630122 0-U
Dav hits?LouUTille, 7; QeTeUa_l 15. Errors? Lout*
ville, ll j Cleveland, 8. Pitchers? Ramsey and Baselcy.
-Mr. -bVruuson.
Providenco, June 7.?The Columbia College and Brown
University nines played a lindy contestei gamo to-day,
v.uw.h Columbia won by the score ol 4 to 3, afur a spirited
battlu of lea Innings.
Danbury, Juno 7.?The Chlcngo and Danbury clubs
pluv.d au exhibition came here to-day. Chicago wou
alter an exciting battle by the score of 4 to 3.
Lowell, Jun-i V.?The Lowell nine defeated the Pittsburg
League club tu-o_y, after a tattM poorly contested game,
by the score of ld to 10.
(salem, June 7.?The Boston ?nd Salem nine* played ?
friendly contest to-day, which Boston non by 13 to 0.
MEDALS FOR ATHLETIC CHAMPIONS.
The fourth annual Individual all-around athicUo charo
plo:.ship of the United blain* was held on the grounds
of lh? New-York Athletic Club at Mott Haven yesterday.
'ihe officers of lb* day wer*i Reforee, William a. Cur*
tl. ; Judye*, R. W. lUthborne, Otto Sarony, H. ft. Mill
leri Ume-g-epcr*, J. ll. At.*-el, Jr., J. H. hiead, C. A.
leal] mea.ui.r_, C. A. J. Quickberner, G. J. Bradish,
Chane* Caster; starter, Walter li. (schuyler. The com.
pi-Utura were! J. J. Yan Ii..ute.., \vt8; sid, Alhletls
Club; H. H. Jordan, New-Yon* AShletie Club; Arthur
(schroeder, Kew-Yorli Athietlo Club; M. 0. Sullivan, Pa*.
Wm Alhletls Club; Malcolm W. Vord, isuten ih.aud Ath*
leUc Ciub, and J. P. Thornton, New-York Athletic Club.
Th* track and giout.d Here in fair eoi.diiT.in. Tha Urst
event Haa ihe 100-y*rd run, which was won eaaliy by
M. NV. i-orA in tho bO-pound IMghl throw kl. O
bullo au won Hist pla.e, hla throw b.-lne H fP,.t (j ],_
luchea. In the running high lump M. w. i ?t \ ajug. ? s,
6 feet 7 8-4 lnche*. In the 440-yard* run he was agalu Urst,
54 2-6 *ec_U-l_. The winuen of tue oilier eout^u. wer*
lt follans : Putting th* lC-youud ahol. M. O. buliivan,
34 feet 9 inches. Pole vault. A. A. bciuo-dtr. & fc?i
0 inches. 120-yard* hurdlt race over Ha huid.e* g fe.-t
tl inches high. A. A. Jordan, time, ia 1-i SSO-Ma Thiow?
ing the 16 pound hainruer, A. (s. hru.lT, Td ttot 2 In. hi*.
Raaalag broad jump, M. W. lori. 21 fe.-t io Ul Inch**.
One-inlia mu, A. A. Jordan, tune ft minutes 3d s-coiids.
Tord won with l> poin^ fc.hroelcr anl Jordan tlciug
for second place with 'ii polnta each, (Sullivan third, n
po.uta. The competition ls Uvuied on 6 point* to i win?
ner, 8 points to $eeead in pooh evens, ?nd 1 point fi
third, there beinc ton event* with * total of 00 point*.
A gold championship medal went to tha first man. * *Uvcr
meJal to ths second aud a brou/* medal tu the third.
IIB FIRED. TURKS BIIOTS A T HIS ESEMT.
Wi,.iam LrUcoll. of No. 017 Sccond-av*., *n(j J(.hn
M-Kay. of No. 22 1-2 Bout.-*... met at l\ o'tio. k
We_aesda_. night at (second*ve. tnd Thirtj-ninth-st. *m
renewes ?u old QuarrcL Prom words they came to blows
ind Anally MrKty dr?w a revolvar Ind fired thra.. it,, ti
? t -Driscoll. On* of th* ?hot* patted th.-ouab hu thumb
ind lb* other twa struck him on thc head, but aslthes
of the shot* Seem- to have penetrated the tkuil. Xjutu,
coll wo* taken to Bellevue Ho.piui aud McKay wa* l, ld
ye-terday in tho YorkvlU* Court to await th* injured
man'* recovery.
?-?
al PRISOSER WITH FIFTT ACOVSRR8.
Plfty Italians wei* tt the Tombs jc_.ter.ay to press $
chaine of swindling igalnst Uouato Tuzro, who h$M$ *
ll(|Uor store at No. 8 Mulbeiry-sU The chtrg* was that
on Tuesday Turio represents Vo hi* countrymen that ?(
tliey would pay each $2 70 to bim he would secure them
work at Wlndaor I-ocka, Conn. Pl.ty of them did to uni
started away. They found no work walting for them,
ind returned tnd caused Tur/e** arrest
wa* tnxiou* to pay tho complainant*, but the Justly bald
him for uial.
? *?
(.IL MAKKI.iS.
00_ Crrr. Penn.. Jun* 7.--N?ll*nal Tr*n*1t C*rtl(le*t**
eoeaei at SU; bl|l..?t. bO .; lo.esL 7"'.| oln**t 7^
' u '.?, l,:tol..KiO *?rrel?: cl*_.-?n<!**s. '-.ikt'.'.isiU barrels', har
tot. 1S4.UP0 barr*l*i iblpnieau. l>3.tJUb?rr*l*: mut. 44 mo
barmis.
PtTT?Bt'se. I'*nti.. Jua* 7. ? I'-troleam f?lrlr aetir* feat
weak National t>.in?it c-*rtin.*ia_ o|.?ue<l ai *toi.. .1*^4
ai 7s . 1 highest 80*. , lowen. 77 V
IfSAbri.Kli. Poua.. j nu* 7.-N*ti"ii?l Transit f?rtl.lc,ats?
Sf aaa *t "'i. cloted at 78i hlgb**t, ?.;<.. U?t.t 7V>_.
Cle?r*nc. *. 1.I94.UOU barrel*. ?
Trm*vif.t.R. Penn., Juo? 7.?Jtatlnnsi Transit eertiaoato*
opdiiciaiau1*! highest, $-JS< b-W-*U 77 .; cloted, 7a.
HU COURTS.
A BURPRIS!1- IN ALICK WOODHALL*S CASE.
Oeorge B. Newell, representing th* estate of John (lill,
rho ba* been endeavoring to obtain possession of the prop
rty taken from Alice Woodhall by F.nglUh -__*-*<-.iva*.
,hen itv ?as arrested In england, prior to her extradition
a thl* country t* answer a charge of forirery, sprung a
urprise upon the opposing counsel In th* case In the
ui?erl<.r Curt te f.ire lO-SteS O''.orman yesterday. Hs
roaucHl an order obtained ex part* from Judge Uugro on
uue L appointing (Jcorpe F. btoucbrldge, Jr., receiver of
he property of Alice and her lister Harriet Woodhall,
inder the Judgment obtained ?*lnst them. Thl* hsd lyn
ranted without notice to the opposite aldo on the gmund
bat they wero not within the Jurisdiction ol the wurt
ustice O'Goraan held that this order *eltl*d tho matter,
mt he fixed the bond to bc given by tb* receiver at $6,000.
rhe eu.-etle* will .uallfy to-day and ths proporty will be
urned ov*r to th* reeolver.
BITS OF LLOAT. NF.Wfl. j J
A new trial having been gmnted by th* Supreme .
Vmrt, General Term, In the suit of th* Commercial (
relecr*m Comp-*ny, for an Injunction re*tr*ln1ng the New- |
n.rk Stock E\oh*ng* from r*mev1ng the pltlntlfT* ticker* .
rom the floor of the Fs.han-.-_. which bid been decided |
idver-ely to tbe pl a In tl ll it Specltl Tann, Colonel Rob- <
irt <_-? Ingerioll, on behalf of tbe CommeroUl Company,
isked Justice Andrews In th" Supreme Court, Chamber*, i
restorday, to grant a new injunction pending the aecond
rial of the case- Jamea C. Carter for the defendant. 1
ipposed the motion. The dee!*lon w*s reserved. I
The application of tho Metiopoliun F.levated and Man* I
in'tan Raliway Companlc* for permission to interpose
.ui*plem*n_al answers to suits brought against them by
x-Judge Leo 0. Dessar, on behalf of East Hide property
iwnens tlleglng that the tgre. mont between th* lawyer
ind the plaintllff wa* champertou*. wt* d> riled by Jutttc*
Van Hoe**--, In the Court of Common Plea*, yesterdty.
rh* Judge hold that whether the agroement wu charo
-MUSH Sf not, which he did not pas* upon, the right*
>f the plaintiffs vv. re no*. Impaired by tho agreement.
Thoma* llaii.it. 1, who was appointed to appraise thnSS
egacles under the will of William IL Vanderbilt which
ire su'i.'e.-t to the collateral Inheritance tax. reports that
heir Milln, ls $813,708. tnd that the ttx thereon it j
116,0811 lo. Surrogate Ransom has confirmed tho report j
Jtihtlce Andrew*, in the (supreme Court, Clumber*. ?
r.*'. ? liy, heard argument t.n tha petition submitted by j
Hie New-York and Metropolitan Biers led Railroad Com
innle* for the appointment of commissioner* to ?ppralse
the amonnts to lie p.ild to abutting property-owner* for
Jimaces biased by HM construction and maintenance of
the road*. After lietening to numerous objection* to thl*
I ii ir, the Judge $|$$lil$d th'*m, and decided tliat
? ny should be tak-n only as (a Ute offers nude by
t i .:iles lo 'lum property-owner* In payment
I .; .1. r easement fe, Wooloo?, who owns No. 20 Fronts
Bed thal BO was offered .1,.r><-0 for his easement,
t hlle hi* SOM mt., for *8,.00. Tho bearing was adjourned
uni.l t..-ib'y.
... Milt of Charles R. Pine, in the Supreme Court,
Halal the Pro*, ld. nco tnd Stonington Steamship Com- j
[?any, to rec\er 110,000 dani.itr>a for Injuries tustalned
is a re-.uK of the rnr.li.lon of the Narragansett tnd Ston
inp'on, i seal led yeobM_ay in t verdict for the defendant I
Mrs. Jane Bi hail, .lin as Mrs. Clark Uvcd for many
year* with her family of six children on t canal-boat,
]he Cove. Jone} city,, obtained yesterday In the United
.'ates Circuit Court a verdict against the American Hock
ind Improvement Company of New-Jersey for $4,000. ts
* for f.er-.yu'loi. and false lnii.iisonment. The
.u.;iniy laid . imiii lo the property on which the canal
b'.at rented. Mrs. Clark and her family were atOOb L
bhe wat arrest.*- on 1 charge of a-saulilng Jacob Wlnant,
r. in. repr.-s.nted the company at the time oka wt* eject-*..
She was locked ap for one night and released the next
an.ming.
Tyl t McNIer, of Mount Vernon, yesterday recovered
(10,000 d:.n:a_.-es, sci.Inst the Manhattan Railway Company,
n tbe Supreme Court In White Plains, Justice Dykman
?.residing. On the evening ol September 20, 18.6, the
..jliitl.T wa* passing through Sluh-sve., ind t rel hot
piece of coal fell from a passing locomotive Into hla right
tye. Inflicting severe Injury.
lt. tb* tull of I .mn,* Y.iunn Crosby against the condo
tmeelian, Jamel Oven O'Connor, to roeovot a balance of
$?.'.; -Imo her for *.?rvlee_. In his eomninv, .ludge Berne ye*
Ur-lay gav* a decision for the plaintiff without cost*.
? ?
TIIE COURT OT APPEALS.
Bi-ratoza, Jue* 7.?In tho Court of Appeala to-day,
ihe following cause* w.*r* uglied:
No. 800?Apgar ?_*_. Hayward snd other*. Argn
nent resumed and ooncluded.
No. lit Tseai R pharls. applt., act R. Nelson f.ere,
??sp-lt Argued by Louis Mart-hall Ior spplt | George
f. Comstock for respdt.
No. 870? Henrietta EL Wright, agt the Bank of th*
Metropolis. Argued by Joseph H. Choate and John
-ty for deft; Vf. E. Scripture lor pill. Argument
in (In I shed.
Following ls tho day calendar for June 8.
Noa. BTJ, ?13, feSO. 8S1, 682, 884, 885 and 887.
COl.TRT CALMNDARS?TO-DAY.
8i*rFFW? Court ? CRAUiiicruk ? Before Andrews, J_No*.
PX 94. 0\ inti. IM, 180, 111. 137, 1*7. 149. 160, l(i.l, 175. 178,
177. I**'0. "-li, 917, WO, 233, SSS, 24S. .47, 249. 2-M*. 2 BS, 360,
-7(1, 271. Wi, 273, 274, 27 ., a7?, 277, 27S, 87$. 2_0. 281, 282.
ats
ei-raaim Coctit ? Sppi-ial Ttbm- Pa?t L ? Before tn
rraha.u, J -N..*. 770, 7_i2, 7i'6, ai'l. 870. B06. 3X8. 757, 783,
199, ell. 77*1. 7U7, 811, 041, 702, 833. 706. 774, 775. 38, hl'J,
_0U. 701. TM.
BoraBMB t.'orBT-Prscut TEBM-Past IL ?Adjourned
until Vi.i.-'iir, Jua.* 1'..
si IBMBUOOBT?CIBCUIT?PAST I.?Before Lawrence, J.?
No*. HRS, 17... _, 848, l(l**5. Silt, 3172, 17*J.'..'.830, 1730, 17.r.5,
.(1. iT-i-*, ?_.'.nu. .'?17. 8048, 2049, Mb*. 2061,2*52,
MIKS. 3064, 9058, '.'nor,, MM
Ht rntMs couBT ? ciatuT?PiET II?Before ??, J.?
No Say . ul.....ar.
-.BJ-tSiil cot;KT?CIRCUIT? Pa*T III_Before O'nrlen, J,
**.* _>_71. 3.-72. 9063, 8514, 8804, 3*.?4, 2'.i7'J. 12i'S, 3423,
(SO. 889ft, 8834, KUI 8860, 847.J, 8204. H07-.. 3388.
J.*.. I 879a, 8147. 1761.8816, 8766, 8794. 8788. 8744 _7_S.
Sl'lBKMI C.itfKT-CIHCl IT?I'AKT IV?Before Pesoli. J.?
N..?. 173'.. '_.IH 1U1. 7:r.'-.171.\ 1814, 2099.1836.1028,
1094, 18M, It-tM. 1998. 2006.2080,8081, 200^.2*03,2004,
84 'J" 7. ttl la, 200 '. '-'..Td.
r* on roo at t's cottRT? Before Ransom. B.? Will of Kath
ir.ti* >.i .ckner, i.i ?. rn ; wu *| Mary Bbeftdaa. 10a.aa
TajTmon ro nit take^ iiF.roRii ins Probats. ci.krk_
Prol.Aie of th* win* ot Joseph T*n Eyck. Mary Untlin,
W st.me. L'urolitiB I.Al.rn, i:ilse .M ohler. Preilerick
BaeaslOT. 10 ?. m.; (Jeorpe Kick. A?gelina J. Wabli, 1" 89
l. in Joho W. -L.owa.ii(, Jose ..li ttitapiaa, ir., Kiizabetb
Ci- le. ll a. m.
??i'm coubt?(irxkrai. Term.?A.IJouraed antll Mon
8*1. J one ; 1.
(*i;rar.ioM coort?*>rr.ciAL Term?Brfor* O'Uor-nan. J.?
Nos. ?_-.!. ^82, 812, 316. 145.'Jill.
Boraaioa court-Tbial i ku.?Part I.-Betore Dn_rro,
I * mi. 1..T4. 17*. 1*1.**, 14>i5. 1816, 1721. 981. 1U11, 1707.
connon Fleas? bi-ecul TkKU?Before Vau Uotxen, J.?
No oar calen.ur.
Ci.mvos LSAa?KoCTTT Tfrm?nefore Allen, J.?No. 39.
COMM..M Pleas?Trial Term?Tart 1. ?B*for* Larremo^
C. i. 0*0*001 n* .ia. ral*ii.i.<r
C.huon Pl.EAS? IRUL Tei.m? PAST IL?Before Daly. J.
IS, '....'. BOS, 788, 71". 61?, 710, OHM. 676.714. H98.
-N?*
B 1. 023, '.'27, Cltl, 933, 508, 961.. 9i7, 908.
.'.9. -41.962. 9.:. 904. 9W.
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I
cirr Couar?<je.si;eal TERM.-Aa.oarn*a until Mrnday.
I*i.*li. '
tiTT court?Itiai. Tnn*.?part I?Bsforn nrown* J ?
Nos. 5174, 41'-Jn. 61i..t, 6171, ?."43. 4"*05. 6H9.I, 4964 kf.yo
HIT.*., 6_-;J. .'.'17,4 18, $187.9131, 6201.6206, 5133.4806.
IC..H. 4264.6280. 1,2/i. a.,.1S. 6U38. 6042. 6317. 5270, 6201
. .. 496*. 6.1.0, 6331.6292, 6343, 4710. 63.16. 4377, 6346.
(881, 5.(07.
Cm < >.ubi?Trial Term-Part il?Before McOown, j.
Roo, 1490, 49tf, 6e.:i, 4844, 7S4, 4715. 8037, 6130. 30M
8499,46714910, 4372.6143. 466H, 6198, 6199. 6188, 46-tl"
5147. 4H 5, .".-'.'.I. 6281. 6210. 5212, 4939. 6309, 5*32
I 5346, r,H'M. 6180, 6353, 6289. 4294, 6220,6413,6246'
5 H8
cur court?trial Term?TA.ir ur.?MNl McAdam
C. .1 -No* 4981.6066, 5140, 5010. 6115, 6240. 6080, 600/
6.'-3 6278L f.2.'.?, 411'*. 3834. 6279, S251, 6*-'i;6. 6389, 6249
16:8.48*2. 46.13, 48.I-, 4978.8144, 414'i, 6H.0. 4*131 5152'
titi, b.dl. (.!:-(, 4830, bioO.biil, 4619, 6224,4202,6428'.
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nn;n water.
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INCOMING 'STEAMERS.
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Oi tie.Liverpool.Mar 30,
Cur ot Berlin.Lit ts pool.M?r 30..
((. -'?......C?peiili*K*B_Mer 33.,
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San Marcos, racine Mau. Aipmwall...?10 aa boos.
Tl BSI.AT. junb li
Arnot*, Gol oa, LlT*r?*ol.
smifTimq sews,
robt of new.yorjt.thubbdat. jcub7. 1888
ARKIVKO
Bt.a-nrrClfrof Rom. (Dr). Toun*. Llr*rp**l Mar 30
arY_;:2i-ai. _^Tao^jr,,3=rw-SM
htwi....r.-i;t....i...ier), wrttibtor, llambnrc May 24. with
ui'iuTit i 35 'm. *""lo ***** *T" * Cu- a_ti?$a*ai
w^,,^*Ta?^^Mmmn?...o'Mr^8??nt0? M?y?- RloJan.tro 15,
81. hi lulim** lt .lars, willi in.se oatt BMOMaet* to Lh a
ui. Ul Bullaa ? 4irlTo?B4tbe air at" VU a ak
etruatur L.lers (llel?i, MoAul.r, a.utoi harli Rio
?Teaeire '.4. wm. mim u. Uu.k 4 j.?u,_. ArriV*. .[tb. lilt
aie.nicr Verliininns (Rn. Coot. Mont.ao R.t Mar *tl Mt
Aaa* l-.r ...0 Port M..i?6rt.y.%-u,ll?r,K^ ""ellie A
Co Ariired atth. Bar at Mooni
HtcAinir Her., useren (Nor). Morl**|eD, n?raroa 6 nore.
Wm fruit lo oom.* A Vearuali ArrlT.,1 at lu* li.r .1 1.20
Hte*m.r McOreeortliri. Miller, Bi Aaa'* B*r Mar 81 *n4
.?.M 1?l.,__tfwMKM -a Paaieuor. S A fliUlnt
* 1.01 ??_*_! ta *A W llurlbm o Ce, Am?*d *i th. u?r ,1
b-.'LlrhU.o.i.e jtlUll! Bmmm. Ora.br. Key We.t.
Htraiuor ll V LiliuocE. Ki trUao, UucUiu. wilh uiIm to H ?
blraook.
au . ...r cur of Fi-rhhnrii. Wiwrir. Pa.il itiTer.
Hark Mair A Ureeuwoo.l. -. Auckland, >* aa Auru.
wiUiSaurl/umtoAruol4,cben*r4Co; * tv aayo,
WKLNBACU
EA1EOTTJAS LIGHT CO.
STATE OF NEW-YORK,
io. 13 West 27th Street, New-York.
Thia company otter* a lii-Uf-d amcm.t of ta* lull pud
*aplt*l Block of tho Ncw-Vork City Wel.haoh Co.. pisr
'allie oioo, at $30 per si,?r?, pa'.ahi* in two Instalment*
il th* Ch*i-_ National Hana, P,ew Vora, th? a*-4gn?toi
lepo.Hory ut u_u? company?no runtier payment* or **
eo-tnenfs.
Hy the terms of a R.itriuitee, which will be ?vpi|tn?_ to
nt-mdlng in.'i.t'-rs, the tctuai risk will probably oct "x
;tot oue or two doiitr* per ahare, wulla Urge profit* sr*
easonibly sore.
-l*hi* wonderful *y*tem of llrn.n.. '.z . mt on exhibition
m 'I to lt) p. n at 18 Weit '.'wt-nty-teveuui a tract,
rhero Ui* buh..rlpil..n Book U op*a.
A. 0. i.kam.i-:ii (-onoi-1 Manager.
rom
Roard of Director*
I A MKS H. HTFnUlMS, JOHN WAN AM A A ICU,
riP'MAS ..OT.AN, KOWARI) Tl CK.
ll) H.**. C IIII.l., \V UKI A M '.. WAKDIUS,
iv ll I.I AM W OIBBS, K O. KKKNCH,
H. W. CANNON, T. J. MoNTOOM KRT.
,l.i'd'.I. If. .STUNK, WILLIAM M. -.INUERLr,
A. ti. WRAl.or.lt
Advisory Committee of StocRholders t
J'.IIN I. BLAIR,
HLNRY C Oll-SOIf,
F W. KK.N.NKIlY.
EDWIN LCI/LAM, ' JOSEPH M. QABMABL
lusKi-it r.rmin i'll, james a wriuhx
DANIEL RUN ELK. J. B ALTKMUS,
JOHN O. MAJUN*..
Advisory (.ont;
iBioncr, n. curtis,
ROBKitT n sa run;
IBU ru ? Pm i li, i*. ii.
SPHINCTER 6RIF
ARMORED HOSE
WRING ---TEE... GALVANIZED.)
ji the most valuable Improvement In hose since 1842, and
ta lairing qualities sro from fire to eight time* "Treater
,liin any nose not innr.i-.yl. It* cimplete suc-.es* ha.
?aused unprincipled partlea to Infringe the patent* owned
ind controlled by us, and we thernfoie notify *U *uch that
"TIIK MA-UNO, VF.NDINO OR USE 08" ANT AR?
MORED WI II IT-WOUND HOSE NOT OF OUR MANU
PACTURB IS AN INFRINGEMENT ON ONE OR
MORE Or OUR SEVERAL PATENTS, ANT VIOLA
riON OF WHICH WILL MEET WITH IMMEDIATE
PROSECUTION. BRASS PLATES SEX BETWEEN
Ul tl HOSE AND WI HE DENOTE OUR MANUJ-ACT
fJuXW ANO TIIE PATENTS.?
TV.UHl.e_ li_. er Co.. 40 Warren Ht., E. T.
Barn Cheshire, O'Brien, Montevideo SC days, with md** to
rS'M'i >en * < 'o, vessel to F II dmitri * 00,
II..rk''"s_r.u. dui), Romano, Muniendro Bil day*, with
m.i?e to Bees wilden voisel io Kunck, Edy* <t Co.
SUNSET?Ai Satjir Beek; wind fresh. North. hast and
partly cl..inly. At City i.'.uu wind tc.ih. NE: cioadr
Arrived y.?!_*r-1ar?
Steamer City of W?shlngi_n, .tor noi.is. CsmpMho May 18,
Fri.ni.u* 18, Vets Cm '.'4, Progreao 28, Havana Jan* 3,
Willi mil. "ind passenger* to f Alexandre _t goo*.
st. kiner Al vena (Uri. Mackay, l'ori Lirnon M?r 29, Jacm.l
lunn 1. with mei* ami l-l p*-?euger? to Pim, Forwood A Co.
Strived at rhe har ul _>._*)(? p rn
Steamar El Dora.'..., liyrao. New-Orlean* b day*, with nids*
to John T Van Hlcklo.
ste..i?r Iii ,? ikwater, Dot*. Weet Point, Va, with mds* and
pa?:ieiig_i s lo OU iJouiliilou bl Co.
CLEA i'IC a
Rte.-niirr Veptsnn (Br). Chryttal, Sydney. CB-BarMr A Ca
steamer city of At ant*. Burley. Havana ami Mexican
port*?F Ale\,mitre * *-..ns.
-lenin.-r V> t'uiiiuus iBr), Cook. Montego Bay, Jam?Ooo
V, nilli <- Co.
si.aner ci.-ntiiii-os. Colton. Nastao, Bl Jago ?ndCienr_e
go?- Ja. E V ?rd A Ca %
-~teami.rTi.ni.tad tisrj. Fraser. Hamilton. Senna**?A E
0 lterbrldg* A. I o.
steamer City of Angnste, Catharina Sevannah?henry
fMt
Steamer Breakwater. Dole, West Point, Va?Old Dominion
B'l ri,.
steamer.jiir?ndotte. Kelley. Norfolk and Newport New*
-Old Dominion -ts Ci
hie,n ,.r l anny Cadwalader. Uilllnichara. Baltimore? B N
Downer.
Steamer "ea Whltaey. Bears*, Boston?II F DI mock.
Hteaui i*cn. Skylark, Paitei_.ii. Waubaatila*. Oawrio?
Richard Wyukeaw.
Hhin Enr.ka (Br), Konthard. Pan Franclseo-Satton 4Co.
Bark Oiu.app* (Ital), Cuscuelo, Eu*lai_i*. Australia?
W ll iTossmaii & Co.
Bark La Pidacla (Ital). Feigl*, Brlabana?Arkell A Doug
laat. __
Bark Pn.ltl (Oer), Parlow, Punt* Uro, Arg Bep?lunch,
E.lye A c..
Bark ara.a-1*. H..tn. Laguna? i'. F Metcalf A Co.
Bark Monalta, Wallac*. Bridgetown, Barhailo**?H Trow?
bridge'* Sons.
Bara Falmouth (Br). Merriam. Windi-.. NS?Snow A Bar?
ge**.
Bark Hornet (Br), MoDoaald, Bt John. NB?J W Parker
A Ca
Brig Teresina (lui). Marla, Marsetllo*?JobnC Seager.
?SPOKE.**..
Steamar* Stat* ot Isdtana, for (?la*g*wi CryitaL Leittli
Wi.iau.i, H-imli.trct Net.tun*, 8t John, NB; Ailsa, Port Li?
rnon: city o( Atlanta, Havana aod Mexican MttSl Cientne
gos. Clentuugos; Tri ni In.I. Be. tn u.ta City of .*. u_.-u.ta. Savao.
UHhi Bieakwater, Newport New*: (iuyan.lotto. Weat Point,
Vs: Ho.moke. Norfolk; Al-atla, Perth Amboy.
Hhip. Aaglo Iailia, for Shanghai! Anni, llarabnrg.
Bark* Western Chief, fe* Hamburg; Attr.ia, Algl*nj.
lan-lu. I'.mattit>uco.
Also Mulei?vi* Lona rit.na Sound? Bhtp Atklon. for Bot.
ter dam. Brig acc.a for St croix.
tat. atOVKMB.NTS if STEAMEa\
FOREIOHI PORTl,
rr..n?, t_,nne7-Arrivad,etea_ner Ripon City (Br),
Broichl*. from Baltimore.
Mvaaroou June 8?Arrived, (teamer* F*gl?nd (Br),
n.e.ev.ani Aia.k. (Br), Murrty, from New-York 088888
HO not stop al (jneeiist _. wu. ou account ?! tog).
UU/..sh'1'.ws, Jim. 7 ---alie.i. .learners U.rmanlO (Br),
(lie...i*il, and Cltv ot Cheever (.liri, BouU, trom Liverpaul
bene* (or New-York.
Jon.* 8-S*ll*.t. it.?mer 8cythl* (Br), Roberto, -rora Liver
?ooi henae f. r N*w-Vork.
SoiTHAMFrois, June 7?Arrived, steamer Tr?v* (0*r).
Wi i.-K.rod. (rom .New. Voik May iii) on har way to Bremen
(and itu.'*, .lo! 1.
Hailed, .i.aiuer *_?*!? (Oer). Blchter, tr*m Brem*n hence
tor New-York.
Olasoow, Jar 8?S?il*d. *te*m*r Circatsla (Br), Camp
bell, fer New-York. ?
Orksnock, Jnnetf? Arrived, stormer Ftiraeisla (Br). Hee
fl*rwlc*. from New-York May'J. on hoi* w?y to Ula*gow
l?nd proeee icd).
Isli or Wioht. Jnne 8?Pis'ed, ?to?mer N*derl*nd (Bolsi,
Ot n'.n. (rom N.w-Yora May 'Ji oe I.er way t* Antwerp.
am wm.'. J tine 7-At rived, steamer P*n_iand (B.lg),
Wever. Irom New-York slur 'it.
OiEaAt.r.R. June 4? Passed, steamer Baton Belheaea (Br),
-, irom Mediterranean port* tor :>ew-York.
GRAIN AXD PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEW-YOIIK DEAUNO".
Tho bulla are again encouraged by rep-'sO .' Arj
weather and ravage* of ln._;ts, whieh Save ijafci im?
perilled the wheat crop thai hus gone through eo many
(specula tl vo) vlcleaitules. Against thurn are the apathy
af ti.e publlo, tho tailing oil In the expoit demand and
llscouraglng cable*. Tho re.-uii ot tliote oonill'tlug In?
fluence* wa* narrow changes with a (light tipping of the
teal** In favor ot holder*. Cash wheat we* h?ld well in
hand and prices ware advanced MaVM ctnt, but tho sale*
for export reached amati flgur.*. The trau_.ici.ou* In
options tell below 4.0UO.0OO bushel* and th* market wai
variable. The early, dealing! wore at sd ad vince of
1-0-.3-4 cent, and fuiti.er gatos fullcwad on ercp report*
tavcratTe to the bulls. A sharp drop of T-Stfl 1-4 cent
foll .w3d, but a steadier tone pr?valle-, near the eloae and
t partial recovery waa mado.
Last quotation* wero unchanged for July at 02 1-2 and
December at 00 1-4, but up I'i tot June at. Vi 5-8 and
1-8 for Angus! at 08 1-4 and Sept-mbsr st 98 6-1 cut*.
Com on the spot wa* a shade bettor, with only 82,000
bushell taken by shlppe.-*. lug receipt* al the Wost
bruko price* ot option* 7-S-fl 1-3 cent alter ni early rite
af 1-4*1 2 cent in *>mpstliy with wheat, and except for
the liter month* flnai figure* were about tt tho bottom
quo'ationtL Net losses were acoced of 6-8 for June at
60 3 3, 8-4 for July at 00 12, bu tor August at Ol 1-4.
and 1-2 for tb* next three m .nths at Ol 8 4 cants. Cash
oat* were Arm, but tlie options eased off 1-2a3 S cent,
closing at 37 3-4 for July, 38 7-8 for August and 33 cents
for September. There was no bu.-*tno?* in *pot lard, tnd
the option, fell iii point, a. follow*: June $S 83, July
8S ?5, August es SS, September (S 91, October 83 39.
Tho receipts of grain md flour reported ye_>t.oi lay at
N-w-Yoik, Phlladolplila, Baltlmoro and Boston were a*
tullows: Wheat, 462,009 bushcU; corn, 70,701 bu-tRls;
oau, 2(38,780 bushel*; u>tai grain, 797,440 bushels; liour,
83,400 package*. At Milwaukee iud St. Lout* the ar?
rival* were i Wheat. 04,417 bushels; corn. 474,060 bush
tl*; oats, 203,230 bualicU; total gi jiu, 740,7-3 t,u*nr_*;
(lour, 23,278 barrol*.
.-?
THF. TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Chlc*R^ June 7 (Special).?Price* of wheat opened to?
day at ? alight advance on bettor cable*, on th* tempo?
rarily strong f-Mltng on the other product* on the floor and
on a rather influential buying. The advanee was encour?
aged by higher price* it til tho .mrroundUig market*. The
July option .wrio! at 80 cent*, aud went to 30 1-2(ISO 6-8
e. nts. August wt* it tlnio.t the ian.* price. The fig?
ure* which showed only 67,OOO bushel* cleared from all
three port* were tho fiiat ditappuluuuenk Thl* mad* ll
etty for tl.* teller* of ? tails" to stop th* advance tl
83 1-2.33 6 8 cont*, the " call prt< e." When the advance
wt* (Supped the b-?r Influences l. gan to aceumuiato. Th*
July opllou *old during th* (eaaion between 88 1 2?86 6-8
? nd 8o 8-8, clo.Lg bul far fru.i th* bottum at ts6 1 ii,
August olotod il lh* Min* price; December at 80 1-2.
Lorn wa* weak, and at one iiioujeu. ?v*_i t luuo pan.
Inky. Th* armsl. In thu ir. toing, 43. oar*, wer* u\er
Uki undor the t-.ii ma ic*, tnd tn th- lot thiM-e wore only
817 cat* of No. 2. Thl. ?t*rtod pine. up. Julv oi-eiied
St 68 ind got to 66 1-4 on thia Influence. Tho flr*t set?
back wa* on a sudden break ot 1 la cou;* lo Juiy at N?w
Tork, ind ino news ihat Hie t'hlcago clique were trying to
?eli thora. Tit* estimate* fur Kn.lav, 730 otra, dispelled
U.o hop* .tarted In the norning of * Ut-up In th* trrtvtl*.
The marknt suddenly went down froia 66 1-4 fur July lo
68 8-4 c*nt*. After th* prl.-e broke lh<* clique wa. cred
lt?d wilh toying. Il 1* potting t, b? th* lmpi*...l.m thli
tho bull porty lo corn has it.un.: |u< operalluii. uut too
long, tnd tint ey triiitfcrring Its Interest from May to July
It mad* a ml.tak*.
IL.gt wer* 6 c-nt. higher it th* yard*, and produeia,
e?i?scttilr lai-o. w<*r> higher abroad. Tho piovlalun pit.
Ixlug without much Incident ttvlf, *ymp*t_hl*ed closely
wlU ouru. ^
?UROPKAN PRODUOK MABKBTS.
M*nt?root? Jnne 7.?S:30 tv .n. lie.*' in poor demand.
Pork?In fair demand. Han..?In falrdemant. Bacon?tn
fair de.n.i,a. (beere - Id fair dem.ad i Am. rn ?n tln.-st
"A Ult. tod .'olor*.l it.ady .1 44s. Cl.; r.ii.w In fair ile
niiiii.l. Hplnttof 1'iiruruUn* ? lu iniur d.nia.lrt i .lu.l at 31*.
Rn.iu?in puar Sen.nd. Lsr.l ?Spot sud tuturi. In _o?.i
ileiii.nil. |,rnu* \V...ir.ru .pul, Jan., .Inly ami Aiigil.t, sin.en
at 43i. W ,.r*t lu pour e-WSS4 Hour?In : ...r Uaiuaod.
Corn?Soul--Io noor ilenian.I : fut.ir*.-Iii fair <1*iu*od i
M i.d Weatero Julr dali at 4*. 10*. u*pa at London-New*
Toik Stat*? in ;?oor dent.nd
Lonihim. Jun* 7.-4 p* ns.?Prrxloee?Reflood Pelrnlenm,
fi*?_el ?-.*,-_.t. iH*r gillon. -Spirit* ol tuii^otlu*, 30.. |.?r.'tl
ANTivaar. Jun* '.'.- Peir..len . rlU4 ^a* Auieiu*n. 18
franc* 36 .rnilB.i paid aud .eil.r..
HAVANA MARKBT.
HavAjr*. Jane 6. ?tnaui.u MM .'S;'._4-?..14. Exchtng*
.n'.et. Hagar Ono i **l**. T.QOO bag* .eatrtra.al. 80.20 to
im ?-) deriee. p..;*rit?U_u. OU *pocul*Uu?. el Pi 10*8 i- 18
cold p*r utlnuU*)
STOCKS DULL^BUT HIGH
TUB MARKET GAINING STRENGTH.
RECENT RAILBOAI. REPORTS KOBI FAVOR.
ABLE
SALE!. AT THR STOCK KV ff \ *.*.::- j ? *.K 7.
THB OKS SKA C LIST.
A1M-T* ?"?
A Too* s v..
Atlantic A ?*<
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