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SUBURBAN PROBABILITIES.
THE BARD IS WELL. NUT WILL NOT START.
SING-TON LAME AOAIX-MT?.TKMF.S ABOUT DUH
BOYNf?TMHOULK-'f* OAl LOP.
The Bard is perfect iv -ol!. Ot h-as not missed a
agaliop store be went into toa_a| this year. Ill*
trott public api*c>_r?nc.- sa 111 l>- In ll ? a'oney Islatnl
Biskes, 1 1-8 c. lr*. ;.: ? .-i-pshcad P. .r. M Saturday,
ween with 1211 pounds up M will meet Emi>eror of
Jforfolk with 103 ami Hanover with 11?- It will In*
a areal, race. On saturday Tho Bard, carrvlni* 13d
?pounds, worked a mlle lal a quarter In 2:1- with
out turnitiK a hslr. Th.< ls Subnrban weight and
iiuburli-.il distance and tho trial wv*, eminently satis
factory to Trainer Huggins. Ya*t. I am enabled t..
state ptnitlvely that Mi. Cassatt's Rt-.-at hoi-- will
Dot go to the post un Thursday, no matter what the
weather may be. If Clio.s'-bi.n.l' 9*9 a NfNMBas.
tlve lr tbe Suburban lt will bc tbe victor of laust
year, the much abused Euros.
Tm not sum I/-II stott, either," said Mr. Huggins
yesterday, as ho '.pened the stahl* door so that I
might look aarefuliy nv*. Un- pWi unknown quantity
In every race fm- which ho ls sent. ? 1 attempted to
atti him a trial y--*. to uley bal he wouldn't po a vant
and 1 had to Mag him back to bis bo.\. I'll ny
lilm agsln to-muiTaiw and if lie goos to suit me I'll
tcud lilm to the post Thursday.**
" Does ho boss the Wtoh-l-iatBl I**
"Ho doe* pretty BMMk as be pla*asea. Euros ls a
?pect-l-r horse. Nol"> '.*? know-, how fast or how far he
can fro. I don't think tkM-*_ a man living who
could ride kim with spurs, ami as for th<* whip, he'll
go amy Way but forward when jon cut bim."
"1 fBfffan Blay ward will rids him In tho Subur
fcan*"
?* Of course."
"Why dou't you start The Bard! On a fast track
Itt pound* wouMn't mop him."
"It mlglit In such a crowd as he would ni. lu
Ihe Suburban. He might kati *o stand st thc post
for an hour, he mipht bo shut out by a bad start, ami
tnlg.'it bo cut down trying to go through. No, it
?wouldn't be sale to start him."
"You don't think bc could lie beaten f
""ell, yes; I -lo think they'd beat him. Would
?rou Uko tn look at bim I"
Tl.i tia,ncr opened another door and I feasicd my
eyes on the sa'iu coat tad MOt-soai muscular de
velai-jiuent of the magiiitlrent sou of Longfellow. Ho
.looks as mtrS as nails and as sound as a raiach. He
Isn't l,ai.a.*o-nc. ll-'s too gnat to be good looisinu.
Eunis I. a moro sliapa-ly animal.
- What arc tta ahanai's ol a match with Emperor of
Norfolk?" I *9aTtt\
'?None, so far as I know." recited Mr. Huggins.
"The only eoiidl'iors I should arr,',' to atv tlie.se:
Weight for age. a mile Bad a (plaiter. $10,000 a sill?."
Mr. Huggins explained pleasantly kal sudden return
to r-heepsliea-l Bay Lom Jerome l'ark. It was not due
to 111 favell ni:.
The ma.', rlty of trainers are strangely reticent and
absurdly Silly about the konM In their charpe, and ls
ls -,s,ll nigh luipnsslide to persuade them to say wha*
they will or will not start lor the Suburban. In
England you find no such nonsense. There tho public
K. ?' I wa-, I,* '- forehand the probable starters In every
great rare. This k Ika way th*- Suourlr-n looks to one
who bas tried to timi out all -kool li from horsemen
who aro credited with knowing their own mind, arni
being aware of th.lr own intentions:
Hors". Wi lac?BJ Latest odd*
Linden 1^4 Shauer 8 to ;
Klrigstoa 1.1 ( ) 8 lo 1
j_teT__af)
Joe Cotton 112 ( , 1 Ir t? l
-a.J Mo-MMO. ll. s } 9A to 1
or < Martm >
Pnitwood 110 t I 20 to 1
Eurus Ut 'I.-nward 25 tn 1
Elr.nri I UT GaRtOoa 7 t<> I
Hidalgo ,115-, ) 20 io 1
or . nanni!.rn >
Basn All 116 I I IS to 1
Terra Cotta . 120 Murphy 15 tn l
Richm, .... i HR Nv. l'snohue, 30 to 1
I ne, IN C-BBMla 12 to 1
Tl ,'a>t 110 Kelly IO to 1
' r i l?veland 108 JI olia, ss as- 50 ri. 1
Oonnetiiira Hi V. I.itU-fleld 25 to 1
Ordway WI f"' '" I
If the grrlng should be heavy Mr. (.alway will not
start Linden but may semi I'tips-rt. Klkw-a:a,cl ts ,11
not appear unle*_s thc weather le fair and Hie tra'!.
dry'- K ngMisti w.ll renata In his l,ox if it rains.
.hoiiM Warm ts" withdraw-n. it is posalkle that Hay?
ward will ride Linden. There will be ai p-ist thirteen
.tailers.
l.luo Wing, who hit!.tn kai keen eon-Mered a dan?
gerous element, will rm; t,<- read-*. Wln-u I visited
him yestenlay bo han a pair of -Ari*****] ItraoMn M tils
loreu-gs. Oat if Ike Bilbie baye iald kc won tkea
to heep the tllt-s oil his lama, which had 1mm n fired.
Th.- lad ajso Informed tm- that Troubadour na* on Ita
road, and would arrive al Sheepshead today or to
atms to go ai once ima it-ataf-i
Kingston ls l?i >? rj i-* j -1 ii and ls i doubtful starter.
Mei atv- -oses to bri ni i*t.-i to tta post, kui it looks
as if Joe iotti-.i orin Li ih< Dwyer*1 repreaontotlTe,
Ii.-.s'e .lim., is h tain) j... Iblllty.
George Oyster la bu ht*- lit. and Ita odds ai-e 10
to 1 against his -total i . tin- post,
? omi u.;ai a workea a fast mil,- an-i a quarter yes*
tsrdsy, an-l flnlsh.-il In a style that lilla-il tar owner
and trainer With fl.-.-.
Trlb-oolet ls dom. all Hitai ls a* ked of lilm. His
Jocka-y-tralner worked him nine fm long* Iii _ :01 ree
lerday, and nhl it wa mils b K-Uop, Trlboulet ls a
tip, ran.y fa-llow - luge hames ami lone. Hat
muscle*. He rr-iiilii.i- yon ol Ka. eland ami Banburg,
two if tta hoin.-litst horses lu I raining. Turfmen .ii
"the Bay" hold him I i high ??-t.-in. Hts -ia!,l? COB*
pHiii-.ii. ida- ipeedy inti* Geraldine, I* a beauty and
as p.-iitle as a kitten, noodtble, ;i two feat old, la one
of Ita rm,?t bloodlike youngsters si-.-u thia year.
Grover t'leva-land ?;ls _ L-it-at bone li, r-allfornla
until TrllMiulet mel him and tn'iitM him how easy it
wa* to gallup a mlle ami -i quarter In 8:(W i I.
Mr. Liagclu las a -ilaik" hm.e. eligible to start,
who may furnish tho surprise and uj-f-i of tta race.
This ls K.uiTiy. a four veai- ol.l t,y Duke ot Bontrosn
out of Ilea*, ila- ls a recent an iva) (rom itancbo del
l'uso. tad i* sa.'i to tte a eUnkcr.
Dantayna is th>- myst.-ry of tta ieee. He ls a= flue
a plea*e of hors.-lWh a, ,-y, <-s?i !? held. Hts O'latl.-i-s
ai-a- superb. Be is as active as a budla 0_ steel
springs, at,J lo,,hs as If he could carry a mountain and
stay all day. No dm has roi succeeded In getting a
Ilia** oti him. li i? darkly Dinted tba) Jennings tier
elsa** kial ai night on ita wa.on mad that rims parallel
I,, tba. t'ulvrr Kallins. Tin- little train that dfOpa
-rom ike summit t.f the kill by Green* od Cetoelarf
mai.'.* th? r-iiiiihiK and Dunboyne beats i1 every night
titidar rn douhir* i)- i. H.- na* a^r.-aity bro-en four
rr. orris. Still, I doubt if Lunbovno eau bs-at the
Bard
Given a fair day ami a fast traelc tb?* foi-rgolmj list
of probshl* st-lien mav be dis ideal into thif,- lots
Iniuns-ibilitJes. iio**ili lilies and probabilities. The
Suburban has not ye! been won :>v a poor boree, and
lt ti' ? likely to i? ihii feat.
Tho bnpOsslbllHI - ar'- Ik-Mi .lor- rot ton, Pun
boyti*. El-wood, iiry Monopole, Orover Cleveland,
lilclitnond. Connemara, Ontway am! Burua
t-OaslMllUos? Terra fotia an-l Tribouiot
Pra-,i>at'!liii,-s- Linden, ita beat ot tta Dwyon*?
e-eept .i,,e t*ottoo- and tta i.'>*t of Baggln'a
Should rain set in and m Ota iii- course taney one of
tho lightweights with snail a lead a* Bant, -ot last
year might mata a iinnis'av race of it. sum coin-;
would afio h"ii, Dry Monopole, wbo reveii In mud, and
bra, uta delight* in it.
Terra Coila n expected to t-.-neli >l.fej>*;iia*ad Bav to
moriow. H.- is tborougbl* se-nOnad au.i lightly wound
np .'"." ahrulsin;*
Ihe execj.tlve eommlttoe (.f tlin ronev island .lookey
Club drove .,\<-r- ti.,- course rester-ay and Buperlntend
ent f'larh" pointed out the lundr.-d and one improve?
ments Bando.
There are to tx- only eight mu' al machines In the
bat?it;_? ring. Coop. f.,i s.-v.-t.ty-fve bookmakers havo
been j laeed In position
*Ih<- coin-sas i,.-s,r toola**- nioi-o atti a. tlve.
"/.-Iel. "?Your ti.a ma* aha- wris tindoubtedly a starter
In the .urta raes at I, >mc Van on June 7, and under
raring rul.-s ail beta ; ad.- on him stand. No money
wa* refum!.-,1 Tho* urta barked him lo-1. Tta
Judgr*. exeiisas/i bim a- au act of meroy. ??ii" is en?
tirely right in bis contention thal as th* bane vent
t<i the p<r_t it wm squivaleni to his rann'pg tita. r_ea,
"A" loses aeeordingly. Bul let hun have a sharp eye
acd a few doiler* oa tho rogue w h<-n he btart. again
axd he may get f-rea
mtm KOB jriHOME PAM TO-DAY.
BXM AU'S FIKfcT Alfi sRASCK-j'KKNCII TARI TO
MBBT BO-HhAT,
While tha entries for the .1, rome Park rares to-day
are not of the high.-st quality, the ItMa g,neially aro
evenly matched ?rjd the rontcsts pioiui-e to be close
a_-d Interesting.
The (yclot,.- coif should win tho first race, Cold
?tream sec o ul.
The second race should go to Le J/igos, the place to
Royal Arch
Montana Morrissey'* Fremh Par?i should fake the
Encore Hakes with e_*e. Hoi|.-;iV _u| run second.
Fourth Ml lt- /.'I to win. j;r.s fer the piata,
Mystic s last race must have liii;,!,.vod her. She
thou. I win the sis '..hs i,asf> ma\mtm ? ??*.
Theae arc tl a tries !
VIBfcl lUCK-MUliKNs. SI'KCIAL WFICUTa
TITIAN (Ut Tlsr-l.SOO YAIU'S.
Kaine. A.v. Wt. N_-1(, _. Wf
Ca-ldair?am 4 111 r. Ttamsa a loo
Cyclone colt * Ui la-ats 2 .,- ,
T> nafly t lil (rmaaaer 3 <,'-t
Rldltuie 4 100 Hail, r M.hU ? ?7
psrilngton 3 loo >-.?, v J! 3 J,5
IXmald ll loo ?aUstod
WalterT. 3 100 Nm
-6
W.'r
SECOND RACF.-HANDU Al'. 1 f-10 MILE8.
Nm..- As<-. Wt. Nome *_,, w,
Le Lo*ol I 109 Nattle , ' B_
Beyal Arch a 105 **
THIRD RACE-I'.NCOItL ST AK LS TW0-YEAR
OLDS. SIX FURLONGS.
O?vo?r. I Siro.. \yt
f tl Biiilaesj i-r. n.-ia i-ark Kin, Han 125
Castle Mable Dis I ? Bolus ifJ
R. W. Walden UeM I Jl< i?ful
Kaoelalor .-stahl* Olp-y 4.-001 Itavon d'Or nf
FOURTH RACE-HAND!.'AT. 1 1-16 Mll.I'fi
Pome. Age. Wt. Name Age. Wt.
Ban. AU C l-*_ NnUo _ _A
Be-* _ los M__mi fijly S oi
L?U..i_ ' 6 104 .oacptt g S?
FIFTH RACE-SI.I.LI NO. ONE MILE
i Nanv_ Age. Wt. Name ***? STA
j prT.uind *? JJ* __? , - 1_
Frollc a 114 Peek-a-boo _> lg
! P_.lV* 6 1W Mino _ ?;
' Il.int.er Rearer B JH Mais I H|
fioonihlne 4 1M Ctalala 1 "?
O'Fellus - 106 Refund * m
SIXTH RACE-ST-Kl'l.IiCHASi;. SHORT ?l?*
Non.. Ape. Wu Nsme s-fe. Wk
' k-nford a 147 t.lenhar *| IH
MystlO ? '???* Wind hesta ? IB
Klph't, 5 137 McKcn/iO I 1*U
rare at 2:30 p. m.
NAfetTfrom the wires.
HOW ELECTRICIANS WOULD SECURE IT.
I MR. JOHNSON WANTS LOW TS9SSWSM S-li SEME
GIVK6 MIS VI KWS.
A manager of a Fort Wayne electric light company
told tho coroner'- Jury *shtrh wa? invest,gating Ltncuiau
; Murray's death, that be hail been six years In tho
business, and didn't know half as much abont tho
! irleks anl eccentricities of electrlrlty as he thought
I be did when he had been at lt only six months. Il
ls no wonaler. therefor-*, that the coroner and his
, Jjrots. none of whom aro experts, found the subject
j perplexing- said an electrician,speaking of tin-matter :
- 1 hey hsve treed the electrical coon, but they know
I nothing f the nature and habits of the varmint, and
about all they can do is to keep up a U-_**?-.??
barking around the tree, until people who hare tho
ncccssar. knowledge organlzo an expedition to bring
the coon down."
with a full appreciation of his own ignorance on
the subject, a reporter of The Tribune railed on E. H.
Johnson, the president of the Edison Klectrie Light
Company, to get his opinion of what should be .hmo
to render the wires harmless. The Edison people,
la-t it be observed, have never killed anybody with
their wires, and aro therefore not on the defensive.
" Ijel me ask you a question," said Mr. Johnson,
when the reporter had explained his mission. " Would
you allow tai be inti-odneed Into your house an elec?
trical current of such strength thal touching tho wire
will, the hand, under certain conditions, would pro
du< a Instant death I"
?' No." replied the reporter emphatically.
-Very well," said Mr. Johnson. " apply the same
rule to tbe streets. Prohibit the employment of elec
irl.-al currents of such power that they will kill, and
you attain perfect safety nt once. And that ts the
only thing I know of that wit.' Insure perfect safety.
Ikara ai-o two methods of electrical lighting; ono
uses a high pressni-e current, and the oilier a low
pressure ciitra-nt. Tho hjgli pra-ssure cm rent kills.
tta Ins*- pressure current can't kill. From Ibis state
ii.' nt which can't be contradicted, anybody can draw
his conclusion as to what should be done to Insure
perfect security, If that is thought worth attaining."
'? Will not putting tlie high pressure wires under
ground render them harmless!"
?? Ly no means. It ls an open question whether
tb.- (lanifer to life would be materially lessened.
The current would still have ample oppor?
tunity to escape to houses and buildings
adjotntag the wires. Certainly the dancer
would be greater If the electric light companies did nut
employ bettor insulation than ?: pres-nt. lt should
be nnleist.>ud lhat the dangers from electrical currents
are of two kinds?they may kill or they may cause
fires. A current may be strong enough lo Ignlta."
wood and yet not be strong enough to kill or even 10
iT.Juie a *rers.>n who comes- In coutte! with lt. Nr\r
to prohibiting the use of the cun-ent lhat kills I wcnld
favor putting the wire* underground, wheie they could
not rome lu contact With the loose wires that are dang?
ling overhead, and the compulsory einpb-ynient of tto
keel practical form of Insulation. The quest ion ls
largely a matter of dollars and cents; the wires aro
bally Insulated now. Why" Beean**, a better Insulation
would cost more money, and by Increasing tho ropp-*r
in your wiro you lessen the danger by decreasing Ito
force of tho current. But tn.it of course mcan6 more
expense.
" But by tho low pressure system can you get as
i powerful lights as you do by the high pressure sys?
tem ?"
??Certainly you can, only lt would cost, moro money
Became of thc danger high pressure currents are for
!,llidem in certa'n cities in OWBHIIJ In the Edison
.ysietn you cnn take hold of the positive and negative
eilis of tto wire tkrougk which flows a current ih.it
supplies 80.000 lights and you would not be h arni el
Ul.is shows that perJeet safety ls attainable."
Tho reporter next called at the oflice af the T'nlted
?states Eloctrlcal IJchtlng Company and ttore conversed
ss iii Beary Hine, the manager of tho sa;cs depaitineut.
This company manufactures both high pressure and
low pressure j,iants. Mr. Hine said that the abandon?
ment of the high pra-ssure system would simply put a
stop to arc lighting, for whatever science might do lt
tad not yet devised a method of getting arc light*, vt If h
a low tension current. He thought that the dangers
from the electric light wires were Beatty exaggeraMit.
When it ls remeinbeii.fl kow recent I* thu application of
e).*cti*|eity for illuminating purposes, and how tre?
mendous ls the loree n-pr-cst ated. the thine t*? ho
ania-cl ut ls that there has keen sn little los* of Ufo
in a-onnea-tion with it. Steam number*, its victims hy
thousands. In New-York electricity had killed f.i'.'r
peoyla..
No company wanted to kill people. That wouldn't
pay. But If the Wired were pur underground lt wm
questionable Whether that would Btford gre-tter pe.
curlty. lt was much more difficult to MC-Ure good In?
sulation underfrOUDd than overground J Bartk was .
good conductor '? *-li- a good insulator. The pre'ent
insulation was -ejective; helter cou],i ire employed, nut
science had not yet -BYteed a tborougkly satisfactory
system of Insulation. Electric light companies would
not spend larc* sums of money to scyiu-e Better Inenia
tlon of their overhead wire, until lt ls definitely settled
whether they are tai go nndergronnd or stay overhead,,
ll put underground lt would require tto use ol an en?
tirely new system of Insulation, and the present s-nb
ways could not do away altogether with overlie id
wires ; they would *itlll be required for local distribution
tate-eau meeta. The. electrical problem hr*. i*eg_-*di>d
as an extremely dfHcult ono which should not be
settled hastily. ^^^^^^^^^^^^
MASH ATLAS REACH Til Ron SORES.
A CHARMING PAY AT CONEY 1-I.ANH?MANY TIIOU
SaNP I'l.-ASfRF. SKKKKKS.
Two or three Miami ullin li .'in-jr- at C<rn>*y Island
yest,--day only scattered Ito flt..- la.,.-, of dust ,ni the
Concourse and gavo the sea air an additional touch of
moistness. When the san came out a^-atn. after tbe
rain, and the salt breeze blew briskly in from the
ocean, no element was lacking for a porfect day at Ito
beach. Tho whole Uland was alive, from Manhattan
to West Li ijthion, v-nh pl. isiire-seckers of all sUes aud
ages. Tho Iron steamT,oafs discharged passengers hy
the hundreds every hour af Ihe Iron piers, under whose
.tidier some a-nthusla-ts fried a brief dip In tue surf,
and on whose broad promenades tbe more leisure lov?
ing sat or walked, watching tl.e watte roll In and
tumblo tho bathers helter*kelta-r. The Se. Keach Road
brought down recruits half-hourly, and by the middle of
the afternoon (;vcry Iroec garden and dance-hall in WM
Brighton was crowded with thirsty patrons. The
rumor that an escaped hyena was lying hid behind ..
sand bank af Nu ton's Pdn: alr.-w tam lighting
Fourth Warders In that direction. But (be hyena was
not to be fouud, and tta only wild animal In si chi at
?_e West End yesterday was Ito -l4r*tl_M sweat board
tiger.
After tho ron-'i-and-tumble gayefy of the West E:id,
Ita Brighton Beach section loaiked quiet and even
deserted. The hie total I' not In complete
order y.-t, and stands back a couple of hundred feet
from the line of travel. The Marine Ballway \Mis
running yaatcnlay. its Brighton station u now tar
out In tin* water, and ls reached oarer a lone passage
way built on piles. The beach her- is being Peaked
away rapidly, and can only be sired, apparently, by a
ss stem of b: akwaters. Some h-tpTOv-Wd ones along
Ito i oin (.ui*e. which ls also threatened, have done
much to stop Hm ravages of the beach combers there.
The i eaeoaree, bf Ito way, is badly cracked up, some
of the gullies bf mg worse than the " brc.-hers" on a
country mad.
The Maakattaa Beaek Hot< 1 was opem-d raeteeriaj
for the season, aid that, of emt se, svas the ekleJ
feature of tto day. The bl. frame building wa*, lu
spick and span order, the turf in front of it as sm,,,,th
and velvety as a well kept lasso, ito Howers every
wh-'ie In bloom and Ito fount aim splashing In brisk
eompotltloil alth the surf beyond the sea wall. A
sacrea] cameert was glscr. In the music hall, and lin
porches ami the benches on toe lats ii wara lill.-al with
well -dressed people. The Hist display of fire work,
will tal.e place In a day or two, and fillmore's band
will begin Its regular (ipanail! before the end of th'
week. Tto l-ong island Railroad rae freq nen! trains
to th" beaa-li vesta-nisv. from both Kay Rldse and
Hunter's Point. Tto '"rienfal Hotel will not to Opened
till n-sr Nm ead of June.
TOO MAL1GSANZ FOR A tBEESttEE
Prom The nee toa Advertiser.
'?nee more arni in a signal manner "Tho New-York
limes"' Khous its lack of, nrdlnarv fairness ard Hs
determination to placa. every Republican partv action
and every act of individual'1'epuh'llraus fa the worst
light possible, if it wa* a eonststeal I_ara.tee. lt
inielit hope lo j? *a- before the country a* a preter
natarally keen rrttie, spvlng flaws and rottenness be?
neath the fsirest outward s?>emlng, and desaita-sl lo the
um overing of uhliasl sepulchre*.. Hut ss bile lt leos
no oppommltv t.) s(nh Ita teeth tn Republican flesh.
lt has only a few faint and perfunctory barks for
D-iaOBialle outrage* and Mr I leveland's Juggling
willi and illili swallowing of the "__-*"__ ?wonl wklen
was ronliilid fe him. -Tills anntr-M ls so plainly
shown on lt. fslttortt- page of \a-stenlav (speaking of
Mr. Blaine's letferl, I tint ii ex^rs.-s Hhelf lo the con
tempt of all c?;?||d m. u. .
li ls patent ?i, tj?. fa,.r ?f tkla prasenlmenl that
tbe Republiean j-trtv could do notbln| to satisfy 'Hie
Tarnee*- If lt tried And - Ito Tlmee* may reel assutivl
that ih< UopnbOcM party will not make the sail-!*,
Hon of -Tbr- 'Ilin.-i" De main ls*ue In thc (amidiigti
and i.acrttl'o everybody and f-'-ryihlng thtt ??'Ibo
Tlmee" hates to Its uialignant ss ii
BROOKLYN'S LEAD GROWS.
THE CLEVELAND CLUB DEFEATED.
RECORDS OE TUT. Cl.lSM IN THE PENNANT AND
INTERCOLLEGIATE RACKS.
The Brooklyn and Cleveland clubs played a game ol
baseball at Ridgewood Park, Brooklyn, yesterday, be
f?r- shout 2,900 people, lt was a tame, uninteresting
contest and re-etlted In an essy *. Ictory for the homo
c'.ub. The ore fa _'_ ff-''
ir. j_b'jro]
rler-tO-Sat.
McKran.ss ..! 1 8| 0
lii.tralliie. . f.. o 1. -
Esau, lb. . .1 0, 0 T
*?trl?ka*r 9 b.' 1 I 8
(ill**.-, ri.I 0 .1 4, -
(iaoalfellow. If, ol 1 -I *'
Mct.lone.3_.. 0; 1 - I
HnTiler. c.' o! - 4 0
Morrison. p...j e 0 _<>j Jj
Tatala.I^I_M_'
|| lir-alv-.
".' Plnsney. Uh,
oliMeCieli'o, 2b
0 'orr. Ih. 1 3,1'
li lontx. rf.I 0 1 1
ll.hmlth.s*.I 110
I|'o*airton. If.... S 'il 1
OljCsraihors,cf.. li ll 1
al'i-s-AJJ.......I l! a! o
Hot bert, c.
"i! Totals.
fl i ^^^
iio'i_:_7i7ti' 3
tl 1
ii 0
0 9
0 c
0 0
ll ll
-_? -
6! Il ?
Ss* ? ? ? _ _ ? 1 I 1 > o -ii.
Brooklyn ,...o**,J-**''"_7
Earned runs-Cleveland. 0; Brooklyn, 7. First bs?*
hv errorrv-Clevetsnt*, ll Brookljn. 4. --"ft on bsse?
Clcveland 7: Brooklyn. 0. lint Ira*** on balla-Me
nellan 1 Eoutr. 1. Stolen ba-?**-SmIth 1, O'Brien 1.
McKe.-in 1. Strieker 1. Struck out-Strlcker 1. ('Ilk* 1.
Snyder 1 Morrison 1, Caruther* 2. Home runn-Plnk
,,<>? 1 druthers 1. Three-bane hl-a-O'Brlcn 1, Miys
1 Two-bass hlts-Mos-San t May* 1- Trouble play*
Rmith MrCIcllsn snd Orr. 1H\ by pUehor-__stt 1.
Wild pitches-May* 2. Ps-jaed baUs-Snyder L Umpire
-Mr. MeQuade. Tlmo of game-1:40.
? Font- declared out
The League race still shows tho Chicago club In the
lead, with the Detroit nine second, New.York third and
I.oston fourth. Tho four .lube are close together and
the positions msy be changed during Ihe present week.
The games won and lost to date aro as follows;
Cluta
ni oi E B -si 3 sri ii ci ?*
iu ti _ _ --?_?_
?i r' s.: *? 5' *5i *. _ ?.
-. i ii: i v i _ _ I _l *,. -
Sii fl
S! ?
ill!
Chicago.
I,.liol!.
Near.York.
ItasUn.
Philadelphia...
Fitisl.urs.
In.llaiiBpail'.a.. .
Washington...
(lame* Lost.
li
Ol
'all
iii
2j 3| 3; 6| 2j
. I *- 3 ?| 6<
2, .. -
?I
, * ?'
'< *
4 "6 ..:
tat li ll
81 _
2 7
0 ?
el 4
O' 3
ll I
ll 2; ll..
piuiniiiiitiMiM
?_6 :t7
_t 37
.-. -7
ilS'tO
ie st
14 35
15 37
I", it"
In the American Association race, the Brooklyn
c-.ub steadily increases Us lead. Tho record ls as
follow*,:
Broektva
!st. Louis
Clnciiiistl
Al:i.s'l
Maltluiors
? ? " a- ld
Kaosaa City
LouTsvilis.'.''.""""li."."."i."."!ll Oj ll lj li j, nj 71 ..Hil
Oaeioel?eet.-..-...liejitjll 17:i8 '.ti.s'.rv f.i
Harvard has a big lead In the college race. Yale
must wtn all her remaining games to capture ihe
pennant. Tlio record to date ls as follows:
Club*.
3 _
5 I
Ifarvar-. ..
Yale.. 1
Princeton.| 0
O a trie i lost.
1
LEAR**- G-AM-.S TniS WlT.lt.
To-day?New.York w Chicago, st PoU. tiround*, New
York ; wiMi.ngti.il VS Indiana pell*, st Washington , Oo*
taui vs. Detroit, st Boston; Philadelphia vs. Pittsburg,
at I-htladnlphln.
Tossasy?-few-Tork v*. Chicarro. at Polo Grounds,
{Tew-York; Philadelphia va. Pittsburg, at Philadelphia;
Bootoo vs. Detroit, lt Bolton; Washlngtam va I:.inn
IBOlls, it Washington.
W?_ne*_*T?I'hllidelphli vs. Indianapolis, at Phila?
delphia; Washington vs. Pittsburg, at Wss-lnjrton.
Thursday?New-York vs Detroit, at Polo uroundaa,
Na-s-York : Beaton v*. Chicano at Boston; philadelphia
it Philadelphia; Washington v? l-:t>*
vs. I.-,-anaj.uli*., it I'h
burg, it washlnffon.
Fridav?Near-York vi
_ Detroit, at l*olo Ground*. Now
York; Boston vs. C,ilcag?, at Bo-aton: Philadelphia ra
In-ianapolis, at Philadelphia; Washington v?. Plttrtlxir?,
? at Washington.
Saturday?Phllad"Iphla vs. IndianapolK at Fhlladel
phij ; Bollon v*. Oileaso, at Boston; N,-w-York vs.
Detroit; at Polo (.round*, Nsw-York; Waahlngton va.
Pitt-burg, at Washington.
ASSOCIATION faAME.S THIS WKKK.
To day? Baltimore vs. AthlmJoa, at Baltimore: Cin?
cinnati vs. Kt. Louis, at Cincinnati; Louisville vs
K.aii**. City, St I.-uul-s lila.
. Tuesday?Brooklyn va Claveland, at Washington Park,
Brajoklvn ;' Iinltlmore VS. Athletlns. St Baltlmoj-e.
Wa-flnesday?Ht. Louis vs. laOUlsville, st St. I/iuls;
Kansa* City vi. Cincinnati, at Ka-iro* Cltr.C
Thursdnv?U.il'.iniore v*. Brooklyn, it Baltimore; Cleve
loud ??? Athletic*, at Cloveland: St. Loul*. v* fyiulsvllln,
nt Al Leola j Kan*** City vs I'lnclrinaii. at Ksiisa* City.
1'rHay?Brasvalvn VB. Haltluiol*, at Baiflirinr-; Cleveland
ss A-hi--i.i, i.s. st Clevaalsnd; St. i.a.u.s ss. I., -ulsslils- _t
St. I^nls; ls'niis-i* city vs. (Inrlimatl, at Rania* ( Ity.
,SaturdST-(Ueveland va Athletics, at Cleveland; Balti?
more vs. Brooklyn, at flaltimor*; St. Louis v*. Cincin?
nati at St. I..,uis; Rsum* City vs. -eulaville, at
Ksn*ss City.
The (-.-imp scheduled to be played st Osklsnd Tark
to-day, botween the Jersey City and New Jersey Ath?
letic Club nines, has been declared olf.
ORSOSt ON DIAMOND FIELDS.
Philadelphia. Jims 10,-The Athletic and Baltimore
clubs played off a poitponed game at Gloucester PortiV
K. J., thi* afternoon before about 2,i*>00 s-pertators. Kil?
roy isms h,t freolr, md his support, wss p,,or WeylUiiff
ptOt>e_ a f.-iirly .o'*! game, and wa* auperbly tacked up.
The hatting o? Bierhauer and Griffin inri th* fielding of
Steeoaa were th^ features. The acore was an follosrs:
Athletic ....21830000 2-11
Baltiinors - ..2000 0 020 0?4
Baarcliits?Athletic, 15: Baltimore. (J. Krrora-Ath
le'le, 5; Baltimore. 8. jfTtchera-Weyhlng and Ellr.y.
T.'mplre?Mr. Doe-cner.
Cincinnati, June 10? Tho St. I.ouls Browni s-on ft
day's game ky bunching their hits, and th?- ?,, ,i
BB?sd hy the costly errors of their opponent*. The seor?
as Bl
('Ir.clnnitl
st. Loals .
fal
,.00801000
. . 0 0 0? 1 800
H.-o-hlU-ClucUinatt, 17- Et. Louis, lt, Errors-liln
ctnnitl. ?; St. Ix,ul\ i. Pitchcrs?.M-lline and "Judson
Uniplre?Mr. Gaffney.
TFNN1ST-7;ICKKT AND ATHLETICS
Tli^ aiinual spring gann-s of the Brooklyn ledges af th*.
AiH-lr-nt, a)rder af Enra,*ter* will be held st Euler,. Purk
IJa*t Ncsv-York. to-day.
The (feW'Terfc Oriefcat Club will play a match a,.iinst
the Staten J -lauri Cricket Club at LhrlafatO-, Staten
Island, ai, 1 p. ul to-morroat.
A touiii.iii'iit for the lasrn tennis championship of
the Mladic Suites will be h>'..! on the Rt. CsSlAe'S
cricket groundr. at Uo.oken next Wcdiiesdsy, and the
billowing days. H. W. Slocum, o. Campbell, Oej-roll
J. 1'osf, II. Norman, of Broxaklyn; Dr. Dwight. P_ 1).
.Sears, af Beeteai and Bekman, of the Westcheater
Tennis Cluh, are e?p.*cte(l to ccrapetaj.
The Orst -"even of the Manhattan Cricket Club of
Brooklyn, and the Newark club, will play next Wednes?
day on the .lohiison-ave ground, N?-wark.
The Coney l.land B?d and Cnn Club will have lt*
monthly .hoot on the grounds st Woodlawn next Wednesday.
The sa rond .-annual tennis tournament of the Cr**ct-nt I
Athletic Cilia will tro held on the grounds st Nin'h st.
sud Nitith-ave., Brooklyn, nest Saturday. Singles,
deaMea and mixed ?sables will ka played.
Tb,- New-York Cricket Club will j,lay a match against
the Yonkers Cricket Club next Saturday at l>ntrul l'ark.
Tho Alms Cricket ttub will plsy against ihe Man?
hattan Cricket Club next Sstuiday at l'resp. rt Park.
Ths Staten Island Cricket Club will p|?y a nistch
Bgalass the Scabrlght Cricket Club al Senbrleht, J*,'. J.,
,.ii Siturlay.
TWO NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC CBVRCHEA
Two Ito man OB-kaMO chsii*?':* were d<*di,-.ita.-d *reiM?>r
dav, one at No*. 511 and 513 Wast Twenty-third-**, and
the other In Sullivan.st. The ono In West Twrnty-thlrd
st. I* csll-sl the Church of the Guar'lan Angel. || cost
000,000 and wll! seat stout 700 persons. It (* only
a MO vestry building; whoa ?ulllclent tuna* are in lund
lt will Ire turned into a school hill end i more apsclou*
church erected. It wu dedicated hr Bishop Conway,
Of Curium. High mass wu e-lebrate-1 hy the Itov.
." mamt S. Hughes. a??*l*t*_ br tbe is>v. .'hirle* Pirk*.
a- d-jicon. th* R<-v. Thoma* Galllgan lub-deioon. and,
lt.- IU-V. Will.i-ii O'Nolli r* ter ., c*rema,nl?-s. Th"
Bot. A. J. C?ii_'ainc, -iroet-r of St. Josept;'., s*imna*T
of Troy, presched. "T-e Chureh of Si Anthony ?P
Padua, In Sullivan-st., wss dedicated hy Archbishop Cor
rliran. It cost O-OO.OOO, and will matt l.&OO pe-aon*.
I'oiitlflesI high rnsss wss eolebrated by Bisl,,,-, st A. r.ud
dm. af Byracuae, having li ssiisunt priest th* Rev. J ?1.
Mclvavin; descon. the 1-ov. John J. R.-sn; sub-descon,
th., IW. Joaeph ll. Bigley; maater* of eer-nKmle*, ths
Kev. John J. Me-ee and tho Rev. John MeCloaky, frf
St. Bonaventure's -en-nsry ?f Allegheray. Bishop
Ryan, of Buffalo, preaofied tbs dedication sermon.
IN MEMORY OF THEIR DEAD PASTOB.
Speclsl servic--* tn ma-nory af th* Rev Br. -sme* D.
Wliaaa, fornaer paator of f*is Central Pr?s*hyt?-rijQ Church,
aa, N held there Int evening. "ivory ?*?st wss oecnpleal
The *?rnHrn ws? delivered by the Rev. Dr. K u. p>iiaaaj|ta.r,
ul.,, t rok for hil t#lt the lina;, "Ile (rasing ,j_ad y,.t
s-.-ok.-tli." Ile U.h^the atarry of Dr. Wllioti'i nf,., ttt,,y
he wa* coias-i-rted by s oomrsde sad deva-loju-al sxeaiptl->nal
Hirts after hia entrance into iii* Christian ministry: how
he had been the pallor of two churches In thia oily, off
both ot which ho had liff.*- debts, aad how l.t- ot his
congregation* loved and honored him. He closed with
eame*t "ord* of pra.ao for tho character and work of the
departed pa?tor.
Colonel Elliott E. Shepard delivered to HM congregation
a number of loving message* which Dr. Wilson Imparted
to him for them a ahort time katata hi* death.
HOME SEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE I (OT ELS. __
FIFTH AVENUE s.-ret-iry End .ir, OS-OJ-I -I. A
WmieaBBaa, ?'.* -Vi-.hi - n, nnd -nato Oeerj r '"rwln
of Pot-dam. N. Y. iloKKMAN-ConKres.sr._in C. N. fa
ton, of Csllfornls, snd Lieutenant-Colonel fioaldard, of
iwrmudii. MURRAY HILL-lTofessair T. lt. Ltmtm
bury, of New-lliven, and Stile .Scnat/rr C. P. Ved-ier.
NEW-YORK-Ex-Miyor frederick O. Prlnc, of lt?*inii.
*sv-iM)><?Il?slohn B. Sherman and I-rskin.- M. Phelp*.
of Clilcago.
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.
American Jockey Club raina. Jerome Park, 2:15 p. m.
AquMu-t InveatlgsUon by Senate Committee, Supremo
Court room*, ll a. m.
Alice Woaadhall forgery case, General Sessions.
Mi** Terry-Mrs. Perine libel snit, Supremo Court.
Trisl of thu Dis* Debars, IJert-ral Scsli-n*.
joh.i R. Dunn larceny case. Court of Over and Tertnlner.
Iuteratats Commerce Commlei-lon, l'llenil Building,
ll s. m.
Board of lEIeetrlesl Control, No. 1/.18 Broadway, ll
a. m.
Conecrtby Mlle, de Noguelras, Hoffman House parlors,
3 p- m.
Cls?* Dsy exercises of Columbia College, 3 p. tT,
Receptlou to London Ancient and Uonorablo Artillery
Guard, Old Guard Armory, forenoon.
Baseball, New-York against Chicago, Tolo Grounds,
4 p- m.
Openlnr* of new Republican Headquarter*, No. 18 Weat
Twenty-flfth-*t, evening.
Election for vice-president of the Coffee Exchange.
Meetlmr of Federal Club. No. G-*.> M.idison-ave., es-enlng.
Anniversary of tho Home for Incurable*, Fordham.
NEW-YORK CITY.
Several onflro blocks af houses In Fifth snd Madison
aves, aro already locked, bolled and barred for tho
summer.
The Re***. Dr. Robert Collyer now has lils study In
the Holland Building, at Broadway and Fortleth-st.
Tho Gospel tent, In Fifty -fifth st. near Broadway
hai boen raised and pitt In etd**, anti the wai mar
services will begin In a few days.
Brldtret McDonald, of No. .113 East Ninety seventh-*
st., who van found ilt:iiilc on Saturday night, willi a
,-MM named Mamie Meyers, was fined St In the Har?
lem Court ye.stcnlay. AfOBl Knoll, of Mr. Oerry'l
Society, reported that Ike woni.-in baal befriended tho
child, but the fine was Imposed for drunkenness. Tho
child Is now in charge of tho society.
A board of Army ofllcers has been In sesfilon at the
Army Building, considering a site for a new gun
proving ground, In view of tho probable uso ol tho
Gainly Hook giound foi hotel purposes.
rn
BROOKLYN.
The body of a man, about twenty-one y?ars old. five
feet six lin-lii-s In height, with a smooth fae and dark
bair, was picked up In tho Buttermilk (luanncl yo-ter
dsy. lt haal been In the water a long time.
John (arley, age thirty seven, was stabbed yesterday
morning by Charles Smith, age thirty three, a fellow
boarder at tho house of M.1**.. Ellen Finnegan, at At
lantlc-ave. and .ackman-st., and was talton to m.
Mary's Hospital. 8mlth was arrested.
What ls known ss the Prospect n-l-hrs Presbyterian
Church has boon organized at Seventh ave. and
Thirteenth st., and the Rev. William A. Ilolilday ls
acting as pastor.
Chsrles R. Doane Post, G. A. R., held stvIccs af 'ho
grave of Frederick Boyce, In Greenwood Cemetery, yes?
terday, and .lames R. Allsbon mad,- an address.
While getting In a strea-t car of tho Hamilton Part.
Uno. at Third ave. and Twenfy-thttd st.. on Saturday
night, Thomas Ferrett, ago twenty-live, ol No. 38 V.'al
cott-st., slipped and fell beneath the wheels. Ho died
from his Injuries In a short time.
SEWS FROM THE SUSUERS.
NEW JERSEY.
It appears on lnve*tl-allon that tho killing of Charles
Berkey st Cnlon Hill, Saturday night, by Thomas
Bodler was purely accbiental and Bollier will prob
ably be released on ball to-day. Berkey lived in
West Hoboken. Ho and Bodler matt wann frlendl
snd when he called to seo 1,oilier Hat-inlay nl-ht the
latter took him up to his room to show him a new re?
volver. Whllo they wore examining rho weapon lt
accidentally went oft* and killed Berkey. Dodler was
arrosted.
JERSEY CITY.
Tho body of a man, 000 about fifty, was found yes?
terday in tho "Gap" at ~ooklagt-M*-0>. Ho was
di.-s*.-.I in a dark suit and wklto underclothing, an-l
bad fri Ci! In his pocket. Some visiting canis in his
pocket had tb? name of ?.fohn ofTennan, No. -I Hi Utim
iroMt-st., ooraer af Joe kepa at., iiiot,kiyn. e. D." Tho
body ls at Speer's morgue. It was clam;. I Hst Bight
by a relative. The drowned man wu <>lf mian. No
particulars were given as to tho way lu which hu lost
his life.
John Reid, of Hoboken, who was appointed ono of
the Jury Cainimlusloii-Ts for Bodsoa under the lass
passed by the Republican Legislature la-t winter, has
??reigned the presidency of tko Hudson County Repub?
lican Lennie. As th-* law was passed to take tho
selection of Juries, out of the conli-ol of politicians, Mr.
Reid thought lt would bc inconsistent In him to be a
Jury ( oitiiulsslonef and tho preeMO-t of a political or?
ganization.
?
STATEN ISLA NO.
Os-cr CO.cMVi people yesterday visited Buffalo Rill's
camp at Erasflna.
IkOCtlf after 1 o'cloclt r-teterdai morning, four men
nanied George Briant, Alfred \\ liitev. Joseph McCabe
aad william Hoyle, of Tomphl-evllle, entered tko
livery -tables of Fred. Il se. In Montgomery ave.,
Toni'pklnsvllle, and stolo a horse and baggr. After o
hot pursuit. fh<-y ware arrested and ragei) bet.
Justice W. C. Casey, who committed them (or further
e.\ arni nat lon.
? ?
LOKQ ISLAND.
Edwin Penny. Junior member of tlie firm of Clod- ,v
Pennv, and one of the oldest and beal hnown mer?
chants of Uayshor*. died at bis son's nonie, ju Kist
port, Saturday nl.bt.
WESTC ll ESTI R CO UNTT.
It was a yea- apo yeatorday that the First Prc-shy
terlan Church of Mom:' Yen.on h.'M ls .ral tOTXltt,
and the anniversary WOS m.-irk*,! bj a lane attanda-OO,
an sireiient addrooe by the lo"-. J, Stoddard Lane,
the rei.'ontly elected pastor, and an atmosphere laden
with the perfume of Bowers of every kind. Bereral
ehUdres were baptized The eerrloee were held in
lteebjterian Mall.
The body of a middle a**cd man of stout build. In
heavy clothing and overshoes, wes found In the Hud?
son at llii.stliiL-- ya-sferday. If ked been In tko wata-r
a long time. Tin- fe ii mv. were unrecognisable. In
the puckett, were found three Unpaid a*- -sstnenf
notices from a sorrel .clei to will-am Graham, signed
i,y Paul p, Kaiuiineiieii. a. secretary. Coroner Mitch,
eil had the body removed lo Dobbs Perry.
Nallian H. Parker bas beru elected ? sehool (mutee
la Porteheetee viiia-e, in place of A. 0. If-tford, who
suddenly illsappi-ai-e,| MMBB tl nu- Iga
Tbe citizen- of (Mag Bing have taken steps to raise
a fund fur a dj inking fountain foi horses in memory
of Beary Bergh.
??i
ASOIEBTS AXD BOSOEAELES hack AGAIX.
Tin- -Begotten of the Ancient, ,-imi fl newralia Artillery
of London arhleh has brea vtatttag this oeontry arrived
at ihe Grund Central .Station at u e*ele_k lust evening treal
ii,.s,on. arkara iha-y kera beaa enjoying a reaad af ? -
HrlMea ta tht lase tatalght Tiny an ... i bj ,i ,1,.
taehm-al af tha OM Ow it, arho eeoeiiud thea to the
Ylctorla Betel, wlu-r-. they will remain until W.-1
when th.-y tset. mil fur lu,me. Today they .sill visit th
puHIr bulMtiigs ?f rh,- city .ml all M Mayo. BOWlU
at the City Hall, and lt. Ui* .y. ulnif, together isltli tl...
Old Cusrd, will occupy boxes at the Casino. Oeaemla
Sheruian an' Schofield and about, loO West Mal cad-ts
will also he pveeeak Tuesday th. y Mill tBke I sall linsn
th" kerkera and In the evening they will (five a laeeptloa
to tho Old Guard at thc Victoria BetaL
OLD AXD TOVXO SOLDIERS AT THE OASISO
Reside* th* three ,-oinpanli? Bf Va.-.t |',,||,t cadet*
numbering loo, who are t.r visit the Casino tin. svsnlns
in full uniform, there are t,, i?. r,rrr_-t,t unrlcr Hm aseorl
of the old Canard, tin- Beaoiabls trtlUery of Loini.ui.
numbering twenty, also In full Uniterm, oeeanylag Ilse
of tiie |rru*cenlum heaea Th- cul. ts will |e;,V(? (ho
Victoria Hotel it ,,r.-,-lsa-|y 7 :-r,, marching gp BNOdwaj.
ind lOOS-l-g the Casino In plenty of time r,, tam hBarlil
ainR of the perforuian,.-. Qeaoial lhere , .mi Barty
will occupy aaa .>f Has pr-,-.-, Ama text*, and . awabet af
officer* fruin West p,., will le- In - . ll of U atMtJtt
The housai il'. DO d .uted *a . F.u || . : -, ? eric: .
Has*- ,
PR. Jfr(7M\V.V RI .Va MEANS SATISFIED.
Dr. MrOlyiin .-iri;ir,.^B,.,t a targa sullen,,- Bl Coper
Union is*t evinii,,., ?? ,. yhl. mmktaM af i ptople-a
party." Dr. Jeremiah Couuhlln, wh-i acted ns a-h.ilrma..,
In Introduclii, the *|K?alt.r. said that since the laat
moctlns. I-rcaldent Clevaland hsd kOOB " hosa-l.-d'' Me
ii..mliiati..n. Tho '?s p'at.?rm waa adopted; hut lhere
wa* nothing In that lo reduce taxation on th- preda
lsbor. Mr. Cleveland ms* *urs to follow In th* taotataaa
of hi* predece*sora it would be a rc'.a.ii af the platform
adopted four yesrs sro, and that would make it no trctter.
Dr. McGlynn said thst the * urlff tlnkerlm-'' at .st. I.Barta
waa no goard, lieoaiisas, mBmt sll, the reduction wa* Inilu
Itustmal.
?
.Vd OMS TBIBD to BILL THE WOT.
A ststa-uienl was publUhed bsturday that a hoy of
fifteen, lauiiied liihn l,?u|? l'?|o, a fo*t.er sa.n Bf Charlotte
polo, a calore I woman, ;!\liiK' ll No, 1st Hlgfc -i , g].K
lyn. had been tbe victim of a bruni asssult, Baajgoead lo
havo tc-tn l_?u_?t.al by sa sit- _,pt tu get hiiu out vt j
tho way ss an heir to a valuable estate. iBieetlgMlaa
ahowi-d that tlio Kt?ry of thc anna ult had grown out of an
accident which hBgfOBni to the t,?y on Thursday night,
ss hen ht f-U from a truck on which he wa* playing. Mr*.
Polo nalil last, evening (hut a few yeara ago she believed
an iit-inpt wa? male t k dnap tho boy by Inveigling him
on board a ve**cl, but ho was rescued before the ship
nulled. When he was 1 irt on Thursday evening, Mrs.
Stat theafkl an attempt had ln-en mado to kill him.
WAEEWRLL TO VASTOR HALLIDAY.
PI.VMOUTH CllCKCII KXIUKUHKH ITS APPRF.CIATION'
OF HIM SASS WORK.
Tho Rev. Samuel R. Halll'liy was sufflelrntly re?
covered y tenl.iy io go out for a rlale. Ilo will go
assaj io Ibo country foi- uu extended rest to-morrow.
The lommllteo appointed by Plymouth Chuich M l'rl
?lay algal to e.tpiess to bim tho senlonents of tho
church In -Mtfttag his resignation a. I*sioral Heli?-r
waited Ol him yesterday and presented UM loll'?v. Ii.r;
lotta :
As a committee appointed by l'lymouth Church at lt*
?Baling held on Ju.'iu 8, I*r**-j, to pr-sciil you with a
i t-.iitiioriiiii, espteootve ot th- ii.h i-t-.-ii iii
which Vuil havo bOOB, Ire, tad Rill <'V-r fal h> ld by th'.'
i. ol Um .hunh, na desire to ?.iy sour laag end
useful lahore for tha chur, ii have n ide you an inseparable
port of Its history, anl In no small measure a factor In
Its succema. Your BBlalallBUlBO "f mttef havo soothed
Barrow; the oonealatloa at Chrlat Bagenaed by yea le
sun ian! .st-.rii, by day an-l by Bight, to ri, h anl poor,
kan ' miara i Ihe *__eted; tba Oaagel carried hy yoe
in heart md tn haul ha* "-reved tho power of Hod
unto salvation, and demonstrated a personal God lovUij
tho personal man.
Of such scrvicca Plymouth Church is not and could
not be oblivious, but .lOOlil-Hj sud heartily acknowl
adgea their raine a* ineet-nbie. Ia thu- future you win
lie followed by our prayer* for God's richest Moootag;
und may tlc- c..ii*,"leu*iie*>s that, you have not llred. ti"'
iai?,i.-.i in vaia, that >"- ara enalu?md la the beerie ?t
th- suffering and th,- destitute, that you luise honored
Clod and served youi (allowa ba tha -.''"rious sunset "f
your life, and the t>ri_:.'. awakening C_ the n.oi-n lu the
New Eton when von are welcomed by tin,*.! with srhesn
ami for ss le,in you have labored au-1 with tho Maater's
?? U'eii ii .i,-'' |ri sting
Thu totter ls '?lg.""d by T. Jacobson, C. T. Chrlsk-n
sen, A. li. Wbeolo, 1,-, Thomas J. Tlin.-y and ll. \V. fi.
Hussar,!. Br. Halliday briefly express,-,! hi_ appr_>cla
tloii of tho testimonial by tho committee.
MR. ELAINE SMOULD BE IN CONGRESS.
From 'lha? pittsburg 'iliius.
The Republicans of this country have no idea ot
allowing Hiairn* to ito Into private lifo at pn-seni.
There ls a strotg beln-f thal ne should b<; in the next
Congress to tafce e hand in tbe settlement of the tariff
question, and give his powerful support to tho Repub?
lican Ailmitiistj;itliiJ) Whleh will be inaugurated ______
?l, 16-9.. Mo <|iiestloii Blaine could run in any Con?
gressional district In tho country, If he desired to
So lt. The Republicans In any district would fed
ju mi-! lu having bim (or Ibelr candidate: and any
detitet has a righi io make bim ins candidate. Rut
tin re a One dist rle t iii which Ulai tu; etruld with pecu?
liar propriety be taken up by tho Republicans. We
mean the XXVlth. which Congreeeman **cott regards
as his property. Blaine, as the Republican eam-dete
there, would give to the battle a National Interest.
Furthermore, thero would be a fitness In putting him
against Scott, as the personal representative of the
President, in a direct ionse. lt would he matching
Ulallie ,-i,-.->'iist Cleveland, maine's election to Con
?BBee would surely (ollOW. It would l*> a great thine
tu base the pitimeai Knight In Congress, It would be
?I (.'.nt thin, to l>oat Seoit. and through him Orover
Cleveland In sending him there. What say the Repub?
licans of thc XXVlth Irlstrlct.
MA RI S E IS TB LUG ES VB.
MINIATCIti: ALMAMASk
Ta -DAV.
Rna rises 4:24 | Sets. 7i27 | Moon sets O:.** | Mona's ara. -
HIGH WATKft.
A.yr?*iana*v nooit his i nov. uri **r,_i neil a.-tti-i -48
.'. j/-*?anaiy Uso-. H: .3 i dor. Taf.L uo_ I Hell Uats. lo,*..
ISCOMISC, STEAMERS.
TO-DA X.
Venn. ry?n. ****-_ Mas.
Lydian Monarch.I^s-li.n.May _T.Monarch
Devonia.ous?-?v.May 31.Au, Lor
La Noriiiaiiiilo.fi av rn.Jun* 2..Fr*ncSTraai
Kider.,Bremen.June 2.N (1 Llovl
P ('aland.Rottertsm.May 30.Neth-Anier
Alene.Port Litnon.limo 2.Atlas
ha-'.iago.Ilavaus.June 7.Ward's
Tl ksdat. junk IS,
Wisconltn.LlTornool.June _.Guion
Spain.Liverpool.Mir 31.Natl-, al
polyns*U.11 nm i,e.r..May 30.(arr
KdtthOoddea.Montego Bay, .-fane 4.At at \v I
WElrNKSIrAV. JCNf. 1 *a.
State of Nebr.fska._Olasgosv.lune 1.8tats
li.-i.r-nlanai.Antsi-ars.Juse '..Rsa Star
Nessoort.Aaptuwall.Juue ._1'acinc Ma:1
0 UIGOIS<7~~Sl~EAMER$.
TO-A I*.
Vsiael
VetuL Zins, mr M.Hi.I iii sails.
ban Marcos, l'-olflc Mail. A spin wall.10 sm uoon.
inaeaAta nm is,
Arizona, Otilou, Li-*r_?ul. 4 am 6:301 tn
O/.ama, Clyde, Ban Doiulugo. 1 pm . pm
waunaeoAT, junk 13.
Celtic. Wnito Star. Liverpool. 4 30sm 7:!J0am
City of Itom... Anchor, Liverposl. 4:..am es ara
Th* l.uesn, Xntloual. Liverpool. 7 sm
AlUr. >' o Lioyu. Bro nea via ts'' I'nap _, 4 a ni 7:30 p mt
Wa.-.'.aii.l, Beoatae Antwerp. 4:30 s m H am
Alveua, Alla*, li'.nKSt.jn.ll am 1 pm
SBIPPISQ sr irs.
PORT OF X-.V-YaJltX.9WMDAT, JVSE 10, 1833
anitivKD.
Steamer ilepanlte (Br). IUs-eison. l.tvarseol Mar 31 and
Quenustown J mm 1, with iuds ? land 9;i_ passenger* to J
Brui ?? Ismay, Arrived ai tie- Bar .ai ?. lo i> ss,
M.-ainer **ervia (Br). McKay. Liv.u poul Jane 2sa.l Qaaeas
town 3. with nuts* an.1 1,009 '.'issasiieurs to Vernou II lt ru av u
.t Co. An iT-d at tlie Dar at 5 Iii p ra.
Hteamer Pr-ils vUer), iliuscli, li i .hnrgMay.t. in ballast
ts Kdwar.l Krhn*. Airtv.-.l at the Har at (ism.
HteatLSr Auirtlirst i Uri. Cawse. nanua lim.- 4, via Dela
war* llieaksaratcr, witli tulvar to Perkins .t Waaia.-,, vessel to
J Unite Iannis Arnvajil at tlio Bur ut 1 |) BS,
Mea.nor "lu iel Br . Locks, Hamilton. Bermuda, 3 ,'.ay?,
willi mt*.- an I |.assenter* to A tl Uula-rbrldge ?; Co. Artlvcd
at tue Bal at 7.-.'o ,, m.
st.-iitiu-r CsrollBS .illller. Miller, t.eor_sto-n, SC, with
liiii-ic to W V I! tinhut ale Co.
Steamer Wysnots, Ito.n. itlciimnnd. City Point snd Norfolk,
will,, in sail iiBBsoiiaorstn Old i>om.-nious*c*o.
stearne ouyan,!,ut.-. Keller. Stesrpert Nears una Xorfslk,
with?lal ,e snafpasaen rst,*, uiit Dumlntoo *j?c,,.
Bseaier Mreakwata-r. liole. Wast i'oint. Vs, **itb md-a snd
|ia*ai'n,i' is to < lld Homin;,,a H ? i',,
Hisamaai Kerman winter, llaiiott. Uuston. with tmlas ta
ll F Dm-.,,_,
M. sraer svtlkeabnrre. C.itesv Boston for Pott Johnson.
Mi lp Loch Torn,lon (Bri, Puttaiann. Calcutta 102 days,
with unlse to Howe. Ilalcii .tr Coi ve*i?el to Henaleiton Rrs*.
Itark lla.lsiis, (urtu, Xcuvitia 13 aaft, ri '? .-laware
Breakwater, wit ti su_ar to ?losls Bro*; ve.iel to R I* Buck
at IO.
Bark Doria KekhoA Todd, Catbarlee li days, with wear
sud p?ssa.ii?*r? to artier; ve iel to J.as K Ward A Co.
sciir Uraos Bradley, Melnt te, if etan sae lt .lay*, na
ne;,ware Hieakwriter, witli moiaises to J M Ceball.M .' Cu.
vessel tu rsiiosT at Knrsres*.
Ha .i Hsroldln*, rttibalta t'nant.inaiiio IS days, witn ?nsar
t arden vasse! tu r u .-siuiiii ,t Oe,
SCXMKT? At San.ls- Hook, winn Itjllt. SSW; haly. At
Cay I sLu.,i, sTlnd linht, a\Vj cloudy.
Cieoreil Otii?
Bteeaer Canada (Br), uoBimon. London- f tv j num.
Kteamrr I.etltubro (lui), In Mateo. Catiliil?Phelps Urn
a* CO
M*anierMctire?or (Br), Miller, St Ana's Bay-W W Hurl
I it,? Co.
at-saaer Unite (Xor). Christensen, Baracoa?Gome/ A
Pearsall.
Steamer tVereohiud (Nor,. Tlanx-n, Haracos?II Pumois.
Ma-snicr Bene:factor, 'li'.,.,li, \S lim nilton. N C-Wni P
Ordeal C '
Hteamei (Jetorara, Rexnol.ls. Baltlaaore?B N Doss-or.
**liiu I'aiaravo (f?i, ihk-iiis. t' .l.uubo anal Malabar?T
ll,'-.ia ,t Co.
li.iia ii.,.ie cf ort, ,:;, Matthews, Yokohama?MFPicker.
lilt' A Co.
Bark AatocratJNor). is'nn.Uen. Btett a?C Tobias a Co.
Berk Nanny v.,, , WilUelml, ?>|..,rto?.i it a Cuaiiiintis.
BarkOlusts lAusii, folauihi*, Perth Aiuboy ?Kunek, Kilys
*C'o.
Bn_ Klslnf Sun, Deeker. P.r..l?etowu, llarbadoei?L W *
P ArmstiHi:/.
'SAI i.KH.
''sumer* C.ina.la. for I.onilon: Llandiff City, Br'stol; Lot.
talbra, i srdifl fn.t.i. Bsrsa-o.
**in* Pslcravr, tor ? iotombo, at.\
P.srki AJj\. tor Hamlin:-.; Nanny, Oporto; Pudel, Punta
Lura.
'iur. Mij-.KMi;\r* ar arh;AMEit\
rOB-ION paiitrs r-aj
ItvsKrciot. .tune 10 Arrtveil, itcaaier Auranls (Hr),
llsins. fr,,iu N, ss- V?rk
QUB?KsTowa, Jans ? -Arrive?, ateaaier Lord Ooush (iu>,
II aches, ti.on P-llsuslpbla May .ie on her Wtf t . l.iv.rpool
. ia i,ru, i, de ll. -
salloiu .-.leaiin-r-. Cnilrr'ia (Bl . 'l.-Ml. k?a. ind Xevad i Hr,
Coablna, from -Ivs .>u?i hsnes fer N?* Vo-k.
lim s>i.*t, June ll?.-sailo.1, atataiiior t-'uMa .r>, I'mifk, f.,r
Ne-s-y.irk.
AM.ii .inst, lune 0 --.ailed, iteamet /.aand.im (Dtch),
Poesea, for N'>>? York.
AsiiTi'.ii-. jun*.i Belted, etea ur Ithj-uland (Belg). Jami
soi . ioi New-York.
TAM*, Tenag Ballad ileeiirHaa-oe* B.kir, fromXsw.
.,,rs on bet war 11 Ho Janeiro
auusuiiceinent
Rri mmki.i.'s (';ir;.ttit-!s. Blob. Mollow, Del j.
etona Kaos-on saeh *ar*iip^.. W-aiessls Hi,us*. Maoraaat
IU Branoiac*. ?3l lirs.vlvas, . We*? 14th ?t, _y I 6tli s?e.
E. & \V. Tai "Wk iiita" Collar. E. ii W
A .NltW Br.-lUX IS OOUa-Ba
Hi-.np.t A. DA-D-UL M. D.,
Itt \\ it 1 itjrn.sr.
Diaessessf th* ffervoas ?*?*???. (ieuito-Urinarj* Organ*
lejneeaaeeaa i? ai itv. iisura?sto i-j, 6 uss.
^? a*
UWTl Rs."
tts*. \vt-si.'*'vs rsooram eraor, far iklHrsa rsitnt-tr.
?often* ttl* rasas, r?.tu-)ss isrla iiaati is. allies all pus,
eui** wlBilcolie aol iuirusi. I'wnatr -live SOB tl a u*ctl?.
BAKING
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tal* powder ??' \*r ssres. a n.srs't O' pul ls. strength
snd srbolesouieoess M.u., eeono?deal 11,?.a the oi I s..rv
klu?l, said tamil.t li aa,ld lu cu (? ii. eu wm. th.-, tiiulllimla
sf losv tasat, rrtiort wi-ight alum or iiho-ptial* uosal r*. bold
ouly lu tMua. AU VAL _?Ali__sU PuWii-Ut CO.. lue
CARPETS.
?ul Secret*
We li av* never bought "Jobs" Ito ssl! cheap la ag ,_
imsiaess csrssr, bat. weski ago a manufacture- *g ___a
?oeds esma to as Bsd la ."Tuiaenos UM ns ka Wants. __
pU-'i Be goo-ts Pr '.ks mimmtOt mi'iiaj a raise,"
Wi founi! ont what be bsd . tbe style and qaaHty sa_?a
us and -retook the whole lott paid for them. ||, __
Miinflcd. so are wc-sad now weir.sll sail tliem st s-_
rate as ws bought them? 50c. en t1** Dellar, ss Uar ?_
tl.t-y will last.
The .a**..rt mer t eontslas Brussels, lagraias, tvn.
and Arr Squs re*.
Ia eoonectlon with above ws effsr 1,000 Rollo of CM_
.Mali inti* st Issi thao cost of Impartation.
BmiiimMroi
22, 24 and 26 East 14th St.,
Near Cition Square*
New Straw Mattings.
FOR 30 DAYS!
Wv -liall make A GREAT CLEAR*
UNI oi l IAU for this Beato*,
Now in stork ami arriving :
-CHI Rolls Inn. r >I itt:u?s ll yds.) Ti.%A09
,V?? H.ul? Kiim-r Miillliiiis . lo yrti , 9._ 4|g
.100 IfolU l-ii,i ? ..lattin** (ttl yds.) ?. _?0
sail I Kaili* Pitney Mulling* ' IO yal*.) <*. j 4<J
1,000 Itolls Fancy Mm imus IO yd*.) '<.. . (M)
.100 Holla Inner Matting* 1 IO vd-l -.,.... g^
700 ltoP, Feiiey Mattings | IO yds.; I._ 7j,,
IOO Harli* Fi.nev Mallina* (tO a/da.) ?._ *_00
700 Rolls l-'itii.-r .ilntiiiius (40 yds.) -. fl 0
Also a lull Assortment of While and ranc- fess-ea,
I rom M.OO to f 1 .*? per roll.
?*.iini|ila-* lem on application.
H. F. WILLIAMS sk CO,
250 Canal St.,
Petwt-eii Proadway snd Centra Hi
Yen, tiier.? nrr lui rani-,? ila.. 1 do 11 ait pav?
li;.rollin-timi insult tbe customer by pre.
*u?iin? lo Kite the best shoes nt prices
lb it simply mean cheap. Interior, and un
?coaonilcul gaud*. A Italian **Ihm- is a bar
Kilto (Inn does pay, because lt represests
the largest possible equivalent far a
modi*.! price. '
HANAN & SON.
AT It ET AII,
297 "s BROADWAY. N KW-YORK.
He-ss ea-ii If eu ile anal Online ala.
30- tTI-TON-ST. 11.1 io.v I.I *,
Opposite City Hall.
Oar Shoes ena be obtained from oar
Agents la Ihe mi,ii 1 ml cit.e* ol ihe Called
Mute*. A |> .still card inlalra-ssed ta BS
will put them within your reach.
DOUSE FURNISHING,
FOItKlt'N ANP DOMESTIC ( OOKIMJ I TKN-II-S,
OOn-aUl ANDTiN .UOl'I.DS, CUTLERY.
I
LEWIS&CONGEB,
601 AM) ?03 liTH. WK.,
1.3-S ANO 1.3IO BROADWAY.
?(_ T--_ FOI. ,1 <-iit-ti)iii-in:i<|i> suit or overcoat
SS ts* I *J ssortli ?_."r. 1.a *fO*a ilntlt Clot;.,ns; Parlor*,
tu Kant Uth-st.. un lei- Morten ioasc. u^sn ironings.
CARPETS.
GREAT OLEABUfG SALE.
300 inri krk.nt ITT-aE- BK-T BOOT mmBI
600 CHOICE DI si-NS BEST IIX-WOOL INtUtAIN
SlhTGLE I 1! < ES AN") I'VT!'!. .NS WK SHALL NOt
DUPLICATl! vt 1.1 '.**> tua:; COS OFPBODUCTXOft
SHEPPARD HAPP. CO,
SIXTH- A VF.. 11TH AND I I i'll ST*?.
17U1-1- DRESS SUITS for salo or hire.
_ Import..1 Na.-eltlea in Ksncv \'ests. I.AMd'S Misti
Clstbln_ fat ors, li') K_at Ut'- lt.. ur. .el Mart.ia llsuas.
??SeCURUS JsTMCAT
ORBIS TERRARUM.*
Apollinaris
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATER8.*
Tue flHwg it thc /pollinaris Sprint
during the ynwr .SS7 amounted ta
11,894,000 bottles.
0/all Grourt, Druggists, ?*.- Mintrat Water
l)?Uer,.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
MISFIT :iinl aneaJled-for -ni's Bf-twH_|
u, users iron, Isaalms tailor* at _l( sula*. LAN-'"
Mum LIM?aa Pallara tO m. I ilaat. uu ter M orton H-***?
" CHUTE THE MAIL.1
$0 7^ BUYS 11 nobliv punt*; "><> ?"???
???I"' ti sm leading tailors at Half vV'ie. _____?
Misill LT.tiiiii. 1-arists. N I ! Itii ?t? uu.ler Morton ll-"*?
THE TARIFF
THE? ARE TRVI ,'i TO O',/RTBBOW
Anal over svbla-h
A Tug-of-War*i3 Now Taking Place.
HOW AMERICA FUNGS HER MILLIONS
Over the >aond far
1'ord ku I.ubor und Prodactt*
14 cern* a ce****. AM*-* _ Trl-uae Ce***** e\t**\

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