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l. M MEpMoNps-sAlSBURY-A ths residence Of ths
June is is5 br t4a Rs9, eatr basa' Il l.. Tsss
ttttst Baptist Church. VI Eill1m Edaaads nd IL
clasa Ella aaabury, both OF Chicago.
L00MIS-HESs-At Napsrville I'll. June II, b. de
Aev e F. Reed, William 1<omia, formerly OF bafiinf-
toxEner place. v -
,GRADY-QUINE-on Wednesday evening. June IL.
Gr.ly. ot 1he 6sa Of NeNurasy. Ualay / c. [hoEs
hhocEal, and Miss Mary A. Quinn,
~ County Mayo. Ireland, papers pleass copy.
BAR0N-ElI4ACOTT-AtT Trinity Church. ,Juns H. b.
fhs Rev p aulIi.4p Charles Null. of The ats Joha
g. Ellacott, OF this city.
-WnKNsoN- N-NlCHOISoN-June7 :, By ths Rsv, NJ
Il R5dar Nj. Ehsn L. Wilkinson and jannie Il. Hiahne
Hau, both OF Chicago. ~
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CoOk1-Satarday morning, Juas -, Mari Btshap
C94nss Mias. and w,ie o Dsrid i. Gooks, of the uF&
and Is ds5a.
1hs funeral services Ct Mr.. D 2 Qookq win occur e
Monday 4ftsruun 1t O'clock nv family
resdanee. No. ka south PArxav. Carriages "a oat1oo4
- Cincinnati. O., and Northampton. AsaA, p&pe~
THOMAs-1n Brooklyn, y. r, June H. Charles a..
700 of tho Bar. Jssaa b. and Abols f. Thaaaz, txaaev
vt this city.
DRYaDALE-.Tohn Ls4e Dr1sda}s, xxed ras1&
Funora from tho hoose Of his paFsnts, atxtF &ouxfh
E1kisvood. to Grassland sunday D. n.
WHHElKR-Ths snasTa} sssYaaee Of A,s J. aWhseh9
viii - hala haf lAtS ss9tdoncs. No. Is PaxA.s q
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FOREIGN.
Anotho Hint Concerning n.
st Petersburg Code
Conference.


DANGEROUS ILLNESS or LlpY pR.xp7u
NEW York, June 1s.-Philp p 49,. ~, IT.
city, received. this morning: u. ,..,--. - s.a'
gram from Cyrus II. Feld, d,tsa T;1..ea. .
June 10: II am just OF II tn R,.ha;' 49,
Franklin is daagerously III in Lonaon 80 1.a1
for her." se p1sJe0
TIE DUBLIN FIRE
DUBLIN, June 19.-Five thousand ~....
tha fire last 2ight. "1so ~
rESs1soN's NEW roxx.
LONDON, June l9.-Tenuyson'a asv ar,m,,,,
poem. "Queeq Mary il published. II. In,s Inn'
don Times, in its review Of the boob: d.c1.,a ou-
that there is ''mo1e true frs in this dram. ,b.a
in anything which has appeared aaaa Air..
epea1e's time"
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CHINA.


sHANaHA1, juno o-.-1ntel'igeac has been ID
ceivad from Chin Kiang that sors natiyo sol.
diers in that place insulted the American Con-
sui and his wife. Two Of them were arrsssed
and taken to tho Brisish Consulate, whsn tho
soldiers endeavored to rescue them. The Ed
ropeans hastily mustered, and prepared to de-
succeeded in quieting the mob. Tho British
and American Consuis OF this city hsYe left Tor
Chin Kiang. The United States 1nan-of-var
Palos and the Rritiah uar ship Thada viii foIIoT.
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9TERsATIONAL JUEEKTINGa.
BER1w, June 19.-The authorities Of Ham-
burg and Altona officially aalusea the United
States steamer Alaska On Friday, and tho CON-
mandants OF tho towna inspected tho ship.
There VAS musical entertainment in their honor
subsequently, and lunch Was seryed,
at which the visitors and officers Of
the Alaska proposed toasta OF the paost
social nature Admiral Worden aud tha Captain
Of the Franklin havo returned to tbs squadron.
The Alaska left Hamburg to-day for Gtuekatadt
to join tha Franklin.
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explanation Of the csuses In probably due from tho Di-
rectors to those citizens who aiuad the Club by good
The Club was formed during the winter, md the
oest oatstia! that nould b hired for the money
engaged and thar soma good aterial wsa in tho Club
t. coneusivey proven by the qn1ck angagesnt Of the
players BY the foremost cube Of the country and these
snhs are no tnApper1 up Of Nnconaidered trifes.
The Club was formed in good faith the men hired
tn good faith, and the Directors eted in good faith
the end md right here Is the tns to sests this
now aaoat that the Club il badly IN debt It does not
owe dollar that it has not the money to pay. Every
player received ha pay in full up to date, and some
wsfe oEerdrawn+ and every debt owed BY tho Club
leas han $780, md tbs money hand to meet these.
Ne dishandel because the people of Keokuk gen.
orally filled to support We do not blame them.
gsmes that was their uaaou5ted right. We attempted
to give them honest and pure Amusement during the
summer: but, ~ We failed to naks money enough to
carry on stopped while wa could honorably
pay our debta. The gats-receipta ware 10 small that
the Eastern Clubs refasod to here for fear Of
as~a '1a ma sss a1s1y sd . ss i.
order.
As 70 the playing Of this ntne hare this to say:
game Of any club in the country except the Bostons.
70 prove thls No s1py point to the official figures Of
We had one OF two weak points, but ve didn't have
money enough to strengthen them. We considaE
Quinn, cateher, tho best man that ever stood be-
borne himself ~ a faithful efficient, and reliable
tu4n.
There is no more effective pitcher and ".qu,rsr"
has done and can do speAks Tor ITSELF Ho Is the star
first bassnaan Of ali playing that position.
OF the other men Nc haTa nany good words snd few
va ba7e heard 1t said that the Directors were max
ing money out Of The games: Any ons wanting our
We will Rive reward TO any person sharp enough to
nnd balance On the credit side Of our ledger.
u. and q aay to our unEind critca hat theJ kn.w
little ulore about tho mA:tar they would talk great
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z1l0z 1SzSa5 AH&-Eh1t4RtN, 3: HkftItt0f, Z
Nrt< bass o" errors-ChicAEos, 5; HarttoEd1. l.
81 on basss-ChicaEos, 8; HAstfords, I.
Fasaed eaAa-Hieha1n. !; Allison. l.
Time ef 9ame-Two haurs,
In.ei5s-"dism Mclean. Of Philadelphia
Double plar-Petefs, !.
The umpfring OF Mr. Mclean was en1fnently
satisfactory to both players and audience He
WAS ready Ia bis decisions, Ill Of which were
based on the best Of Judgment and treated
strikers and pitchers in the uatter Of balls snd
strikes, With great fairness
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MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.
THE TURF,
TIE BIG MEETINGS.

I
| The big summer meetings Of the Cleveland,
! Buffalo, Rochester, Utica and Poughkeepsie
Trottin9 Associations will commence at C,eye-
! land on the 9Th Of July, and end 1t Spring
! feld Mass., on the 9th Of August. The above
Associations have formed the IS Central Trothng-
Circuit" succeeding the Quadrllateral OF
1873 and 1874, which embraced only the
Cleveland, Buffalo, Utica, and Springfield
Associations. Each Association Offers $685.
600 in premiums, divided for various
classes from Stree for all to 2:98 horses, thus
dispensing With pnrses for the traditional 2:40
horse and everything slower. The largest purse
ls $1,000. This is a senslble reduction, as $3.50
aud $1,000 entrance fees are very severe On the
owners OF losing hoNes, and especially so where
; they hare to make three or four entries at onea
BuHalo offers 81, 600 for PAGERS, and, ~ Utica re-
serves 50, 600 for premnms IN addition to those
it will also otfer purse Tor PAGERS. As there is
between 2:1s and 2:22 they will
be obliged to compete for the 2:ls purses or re-
main in the stable, no provision having been
The Buffalo and Poughkeopsie meetings will
be held in the same week, an apparently una
voidable couaice, waich cannot fail to bo detri-
mental to popghkeeps,e since this is its in.ug-
ural meeting, and the older and frmly-estab-
tha aeaaon sius1a 20 s+rrsot;nn * i,ra- ~.
Az audienraa an,t bnvno the hast ra6-
resantat;yes a. tha t,rrf s,,on~ ;te a,,t-ias
Tntriaa In al maatincs yr;tb nvcent;on ~ +La
- -, tha .na..; ~ hefa.. 49, nN .9 s.99e ~ ~
Snrr;nofeid meat;ns wh;ch c1oss satn.d,v
Anr Il vii c1oso vadneadav Ano o. st a y
~ Tha nnaa,;nss ri tha Caotr,1 r,7cr,+' VII r.
fo;1ora3 hr .,,ao,;,rs ~ u-.ya-a nastar p-o1- ~
idanca Nav Vorir anJ ph;f. daI,h;s RacerJs
sa.,n;..d J..;.. -. ~ ssa+ a,a SaeI,,i - -
nartar perE 1neat;n,, vi, nnnst;tt ~: - - ~ ~
s;~ ~. = =. - - Gts - C:;t - 0AA ~ ~
11eoN@1s9 - tne o. ~4'sa'''
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB RACES
New YoBK. June 19,-This was the last daY Of
the sn.ine meeting OF the Ama.ican Jonkav
<sas
Ine nfst tace Vas lot purse OF S5o0, 3"year-
olda which have not won race this wear, mile
dash. Fonr horees started Mattie A. the ra
vo,;t. -o,, h, to,,- ,a.oth. .t;,n.. $3.50 ~
"no - .e1' -oos '"e' a4.o4 0oooNo' 10y
munster 1ol1o, CaroAne soattn~ Ihe pools sold
Rs follows: Matte l. &923 Miner, 93i0; Car
nina a19;. nsvrinatar ann 1,;noa-r.6o1<
0'n. ~ ~ -. ~
3ne smile face went o1' as spunebok would
not start:
The third race WAa Tor consolation purBe
$500, for horses which have ruu and not NON n
ibis meeting three ouarters of a mi1a Eioht I
horses starten and the race VA uon h. Conn.
~ .s ~ NJ 80 ~ - w 40 Aaeo 90 wv ~ Cuuu-
ees. ouo "ootoJ conlIe u becona, Dup4n
.olFo. l1me, 4:4U79. BOD Hooley was = large
avor4to- Lime, 2.o2H.
The fourth race VAS free handicap Sweep
takes of S25 each With $500 a3ded one mila
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tN$AlSHHp
PHILADELPHIA rs. EXK YORK.

FH1AADE1Fa1+ W. HHW YoKK-
: FEw FoRK, June 1a.-9hs young America
Cricket Club, Of Philadelphia, defaaeed ths 81.
Georges 70 single inning CANA hy tho scors Of
1853 to 81 DIN ind RobaIt Kauhll mada ~
4pactivsly "a md 81 r1nA-
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nAiuY

RonE, June 19.-The Pope suffers much from
lumbago. He is not confined TO bod, md holds
audiences ~ usual. Jet anxiety prevails.
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OTHER GAMES.
st. LOUIS BROWNS vs.. MpTuAIA

st. LoU1g BROWNS vs.. AU1UAIA.
eaeeta| Dspatca to The CHICAGO 1s.oun<.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-The Mutuals met the St.
Louis Browns again to-day for the third time
this season, and the result was glorious til
unph for the home nine, the soore standing at
the end OF the game II to 2. The Mutrais are
badly broken up, insomuoh that they haye had
to inproviso two players from the dsbanded
Westerns Of Keoknk. The Browns played q
good stesdy Rame, making few nad er1ora. Pike
is coyarng himself with glory xs batter, sonne
OF bin hits being tar1ihc. The following is
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6pee7a4 U'spateh to TAt CHICAGO 7T3bunk.
FoRr WAYNE, Ind, june l9.-Crime continues
to flourish hero more than ut any time eInce the
war. Last night party of rougha attacked
Henry 1mmel. saloon-keeper, known to have
large sum Of money, and beat him cruelty,
after which one Of them attempted
to rifle his pockets. With a loaded
revolver at bis heart, Iumel called Justify for
tho police, and, adroity seizing good oppor-
beer-glass. Tho wou1d-be robbera made GOOD
their escape, haVing nearly chok.d Immel to
death. The parties are known, and variants are
ont Tor then arrest.
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AUSTRIA.

18PEH1A1 C0uATE91E9.
VHHSA. June 19.--The Gar, when he returpE
from his visit to Warsaw, will pass through
Bohemia. The Emperor o3 Austria will 4rsat
him On tha frontier.
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ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL.

Ht.TEE
3necid4 DtspakcA to 1A4 Chicago 1rtbttnA
LASA11E, Ill, June 1e.-ARA1vKo III hyx1--
Stmr Tom Stevens, towing cxualboats Relianee,
from Copperas Creek, with piles: Maydowsr.
from Kingston, with coal: and Excelsior and
johnson No. 1, from Copparas Creek, both hght,
tor Joliet.
DEPARTED-Prop China, with mar chandiss to-
Lacon; prop Atlantic with merchandise fur
Peoria and towing canal-boat Messenger, With
lumber for Laeou stmr Tom Stovaua towing
Arabis, HiavathA and Johnson No s With
diEenaion stone for Copperas Greek Lock.
PAss1D 1FTo ouANA1~-Leyiathau. with L2sa1e
coal for Chicago; Excelsior and johnson No
4, both light for Joliet
PASSED. oUT.-HiaHath&, Johnsou No. md
Arabia, from Joliet, al with dimension stoas
for CoppeKas Greek Lock.
Nine feet four inehes Of water cn the ulhR'
M1 Of Lock il.
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M. Mr. Beeeher gives Brother E7Arts this lice
somehow or otheE, from Sunday to Sunday.
toat preach longer sermons. L don't think this
atlaes from n1y only preaching one sermt1n each
Sunday. Ifaar th4t it Is o7il conmunlcstions
thai ccrFHpE gsod Manners and tha1 lone
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A $4,000 AAf3f .

NEWARK. N. j., Nov. 19.-To-day - the book
keeper Of Balback Il Son drew q, 900 from bank
TO pay the hands, We u-dressed man called bis
attention 70 three OK four bills hs had dronped
and, On the bookkeeper stopping to pick them
up, tho stranger seized the package aud escsped.
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PORT or ERIE.
6pse1az D9spateh to 7he Chicago 1rf5pnA
EHx, Pa, June 19.-AAR1yA1s xzox Cn1nkoe
Prop Gordon Campbell.
DEPAa1pnxa 1oa CmcAao-schr sanalan4
800 tons Of coal.
Faz1oH7s-unchsnees- Charters-8ehr z. l.
Danforth, coal to Chicago, so cents.
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Special D7spdteh 70 7hs Ehfedoo TF7bune-
Iowa CrrT, H., June 19.-Tha jury in the case
Of Gaorse Mayweather. the colored barber in
dicted for an assault with intent to commit the
murder Of Peter Lutz, recently mentioned in
THE TRIBUNE, to-dsy returned verdict
OF assault with intent to commit =
great bodily injury. Judge Rotbrock,
Of the District Court sentenced him one year in
the County Jail. the extent OF the law.
The Court also sentenced John McLaughlin,
convicted Of rape, to three years in the Peniten-
iaIy. 1He appealed to the Supreme Court.
The District Court adjourned to-day.
, 1875-06-20
JEALOUSY AND DRINK.

LOWELL, Mass., june 19,-Mrs. Sarah Daniels,
OF this city, Was shot twice to-day BY her hug
band, John G. Daniels, who afterwards fred I'll
balls into his own hsad. Both are alive, hut III
expected to tecovar. Jealousy and drink On the
part OF tha husband are the causea,
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r5lEVINE QT5CUQHNGED.
Sp<csm Dispateh to 1Ae Chicago 1nb.ne.
KANSAS O1rH, no, Juna 19.--A special CORE
spondent OF the Kansas City Times, Just from
Southwestern Kansas, reports the hanging Of
four horse-thisvas Ut Wilmington, Summer
County, On Thursday night last, BY the Vigi-
lants. 4 great number OF horses have been
stolen in that section during the last two
montha. The loader Of the band Was man
named Cook. He Was among ths numbar
lynchad.
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DISGUSTING PRACTICES,

DESGUS J ING PHHETlEES.
Special Dispatch 70 Tbs Chicaaa Tribune.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Juoe IA man named
B. J. Johnson WAS arrested this afternoon On
charge OF enticing little girls into bin barn and
submitting them to disgusting practices too
filthy to name- This examination has bean post
poned till Monday. He has wife and ons
child. He assetta his innocence.
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CRIME


CURIOUS POISONING cAse.
Special DispateA to The Cntcaoo Irtbuns
kEoKuK, H., June 19.-ConsidarabIe excite
ment prevails amoug the workmen engaged On
the new river route OF the Keokuk i DesMoines
Road, short distance from the city, over
fatal case Of poisoning which occurred yester-
day afternoon. -Four OF their number.
while at work grading, came upon pint
bottle flled With whisky. and all paztook Of it.
In short time one Of them named John Carr
was thrown into couvulsions, and, altar fifteen
minutes Of the most intense suffering, expired.
Tas other three, on discovering that they had
bern poisoned. applied the best remsdies It
thoir command, and succeed in throwing on
tho contents Of their stomachs. and by this
means they escaped serious injury. TIE liquor
is supposed to have been placed there for the
purpose Of killing the men. An old man named
4. J. White has been arrested On suspicion
Of being the perpetrator, and is now in
Jail. The evidence against him is very Btrcug
and it is fortunate for him that he was not in
reach Of the workmen when the poisoning was
discovered. ". King and J. 8. White have been
arrested as accessories. The case ia undergoing
investigation BY the authorities-
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MURDERED AND RoanFo

NUMBERED ANo ROBBED.
QhAHA. heh., June IA Frepchmsn ne1ned
nsu mas fatally stabbed and robbed by Winnie
oago squaw while aslaep in hia house near Deca-
sur. Neb.. on Thursday evening iaas, The whnle
camp OF Indians vsa arrested. ''>'@"
, 1875-06-20

BALTIMORE, Md, June 19.-1n tho Orphans
Court to-day, in the case Of Paul schoeppe,
petition to revoke the probate Of = will Of Miss
Maria II. steinecke, deceased, and the let
tars teatamenzary granted Hereunder, upon
the ground Of an alleged marriage
at Carlisle, Pa, between testatrix and said
schoeppe enti!1ing him to his entire estate,
Judge tnglis delivered the opinion Of the Court,
holding that the petitioner had failed to prove
the marriage alleged, aud that the documents
produced py him to establish it we're forged.
In the progress Of tho trial a certi-
fed record Of tbs Police Court Of Berlin
was produced showing that 6choeppe had been
convicted Of larceny, forgery, and eItortion, in
Berlin Court Schoeppe is now convict in the
Illinois State Prison at Joliet, having been con-
victed IN Chicago Of forgery under the name Of
J: P. gchulAnbere,
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CRIME IN fTTAA.

SALT LAKE. June 19.-Phi1ip shafer. convict
cd OF the murder Of Peter Van Va1keuberg, md
under sentence to be hanged June Is. has been
granted new trial by the Supreme Court for
the reason that two Of the Jurors whsu drawn
were not naturAliced citizens.
George Reynolds WIS found guilty OF bigamy
or polygamy, At the last term Of the District
Court, under the United States LAM of 1862 pun
ishing bigamy in the Territories. This being
the first conviction in this Territory under that
law, Revnolds Was not sentenced, but m appeal
WAS taken to the Supreme Court, with
the intention of taking the case to the United
States Supreme Court. Ths Supreme Court Of
the Territory decided TO- day that the previous
conviction was null and void, from the fact that
tho Grand Jary whs composed OF twenty-threo
instead Of fifteen Grand Jurors, ~ required by
tho Territorial statute.
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! .@aN TAK Ano1uK cLU8 DIsBANpRD.
1ne directors OF tha keokuk Club hayA pub-
hahed tn following axplana4ory card:
TAs 1Aoaak 1asa 2AN Cub has Aaah.ndnA.- 4 nAn.4
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hsve hzd ten yearB' experience in furnishing
Ohicagoans with milk, hence their experience
entities them to great prominence among deal
ess. They a. matter Of course, procure their
Iailk from the splendid dairy farms Of Elgin and
Dundea, : tract Of country which, in manifoId
advantages for the production Of milk, ia said
to sarpass sny region in the United States.
Ihe f1aid, pure snd fresh from these grassy
ct the depot Of The Chicago l. Northwestem
lsaiiroad-the GaienA Division. Their depot IL
situated II No. 345 Fulton stxaet. where milk Of
hsldaJ can be found for ehair host of custouere.
The amount Of milk daily received BY the arrn
reaches the amount Of 645 gallons, which plainly
their buajness By sseady sadaa 7ors
!IhiA amount III for tbs ;. most nart
dfatEibated upon tha South 8ds. althnneh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-28
STUDENTS, ATHLETIC SPORTS.
Running. Walking. Putting the shot, Ball
Throwing, Jumping, and shivering.

Running. Walking. Putting the shot, Hall
Throwing, Jumping, and shivering.
Disagreeable weather kept many persons
away from Hamilton Park yesterday afternoon
at the fall meeting of the Yale Athletic Associa-
tion. About two huodred students tried to
keep warm, ard 4 fe, ladies shivered in car
riages OF on the hard o. - Of the stand. There
were dreary waitings and much vain talking and
walking up and down the track.
The first event was putting the shot" and OF
the six competitors, Mossrs. II. II. Linsley. 20
and $. w Nuille. 20, did the best, the first put-
ting the shot y feet inches, and the last % feet
10Y inches This was followed by 100 yard
cash, for which there were So many competitors
that thoy had to run In three heats The win
ners II the three heats-Messrs. W. J.wakeman,
90 7. W. Brown, -. and ID. Trumbull, '76-then
were the winners IN i0& and II seconds. The
on .-mile walk WIS weil contested. the winner.
Is. Naufice. -, mahilg the excellent time Of
s:lJ-fAster tuan the l.strst before MADE IN Tue
lale cuucs. NJ. n. Puelps, 1b, WAS second (;
- ne, 81. Tue running hign Juhp piug WIS eG-
cellent beating last wears jumping oy I'VE
inches, ana a. ~. Gale. -, cleared the string at
ieet inches, o. ID. Thompson, 70, being only
Inerc were two competitors for the half-milo
race, -. n. Kellogg. 20, aud ". j. W KEENAN,.
20 Mr. Kellogg, VINO rOwed IN the University
| crew LIST year, won In 2.lO. Ind " hkem n was
| Ii seconds benind MIN. A. II. Ely 20, won the
three milo race with ease in 1899, l.. l.. Ciapp.
20. making IA bad : cond. W niio this race was
BEN. ruu, ten hurdles, three feet six inches IN
| height, were put up within distance Of l2O
| yatds, and four men Tan In the race. w. j.
! Makcman won in lga seconds u. Irumuull
| close beniad hin.
The next WAS the Senior scrub race, one-quar-
! ter OF nlio Twenty men started at the quar-
! ter pole, hilf running one way, and tue Otncrs
| the other, around tue haf-mile course They
came IA bunch to the grand stanu. President
G.. Croton ebo leading his parry, M ~ seconds.
and strong coming In Gve seconds Later. Tnere
were those who insinuhted that Mir. Webb cut
across on the grass ana thus won. Others sad he
started before the other runners. lu the 40
yard dssh MIR. Durric. 70, was ahead Of his
| Councillors, but ms ume WAS one second slower
! tnan that made Uy President q. CrOtOu Meoo in
! his magnilcent burst Of speed.
| MIR. Morgan, rs, the catcher or the University
! nine, threw the o.se bail S1 teet. Mr. Kellogg
! won the one-nile race In 6.D. II was nearly
dark by this time, and three mile walk and
| consolatOn race were yet ON the programme
! lhe Competitors IN the walk voted TO d. H. and
/ ST .rted. MIR. a. j. Bruin, -, endeavored TO use
! the darkness as "A cloak uf MS wICk edness, and
| ran Instead of walked. Alter tWi'e warning
| him the referee deoided 10 postpone the ruce
! un u saturday.
The pnzes, amounting In all to several hun
! dred dollars, VIII be distributed on Friday oven
!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-28
POLITIC1L NOTES.

This is the last day for registry in Jersey city
Murray lin Will pronounce for llackett and
Phelps tOnigut. see aON' ril'thcni'
Tue German indepcndeuts Of the Fifth Ward
formed a Hackett ana Phrlps cub last night
The Republicans Of Elizabeth. n. j., last even
ing nOnnnateo l.Obcrt ". Tow ulcy tor Mayor.
william Laimbcer was nomin ted for Senator
by the Republicans Of the sixth District last evening.
Hamilton Fi-h. Jr., was nominated for the
Assembly oy TIE Putnam county R"pubheans Ycster-
day.
German Independent voters OF the Tenth ward
met at Houston and Alien streets last nlug anu ratl-
ned the nomination Of HacActt ana Fhcps
Tho Municipal Reform Association Of the
dent james ". Cursn secretary resolved to vote
for Hncket and Phelps
The Tivoli Theatre was crowded with the Tam
many Democrats Of the Fourteenth Assembly District
last night Addresses were delivered bI Assembly,
DaN Nachner, anu Campbell
OF sixty-nvc letters recently mailed in Brook
lyn to addresses taken from the registry list Of the
second MaTd, twenty nine were returned win the en-
dorsement that no such persons could be found.
Charles +. Rappelyea has been nominated for
Alderman by the Democrats OF the Twenty nrst Ward
brooklyn lie Is wealthy, cultured young man. and
declares that be will 90 10 the Common Council un-
pledged TO the Bose
The Democratic Convention which on Tues
day nominated Mr. DusenbuTy for sheriff of EsseI
county, New JeTsey, eIaeted pledge that in OF
his eleetiol the fees In excess OF 10000 per Annum
after dedueDg all the expenses OF bis once, shall be
turned into the public treasury.
Boys Of The H0Tld, No. = now Tsadv.--Adv.