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won the race by length, Waller second, Dsadhead
third. Wiid Oats fourth. lime, 4:5l.

won the race by length, Waller second, Dsadhead
third. Wild Oats fourth. lime, 4;5l.
Inc following are the
SUMMARIZES.
MONMOUTH PARK observation-disclosures MEETING
FIRST DAy-SAruRDAY, June 90 FIRST Race-Pursc
S3l0.--Beaten naidens allowed, II 3 years DID,,
mile
Starters
Dwycr Brothers. b. Bramble, by Bonnie scot
land, Jam Ivy Leaf, years OH, LOO lbs .(Evsnsi l
G. L. Lornlard's b. t ldala by Gisnelg. dam Item,
W: i. BaOcocs's Gu h. Egypt. BY planet, asn
Lady Barry; aged lsa lWallsrl
Felicity, years old, III lbs. ..........tSayrcs)
?. LorIliard's b. judith. by Glencig, dam Kline.
w nassy Assss s S 0l x;s.s 81 kass
hood, dam Penelope, years old, 100
r. Griswoid Gray;s b. = Darniey, by Astero.d dam
Jennie d. years old. lis lbs. .......... (Mcksel
SAME DAY.-Ths Lo a sranca Handicap sweepstakes
OF 800 EACH hall forfeit on only $40 u declared Ny
June 20 with 5000 added the second morse receive
$500 on. OF .hs stakes One mile and quarter.
Starters.
". LaKeiand's b. h. Li,iie Rob, by Rebel. dam by
CrowelI, years old, ITO lbs. .(Ownrr) 1
r. Lorillards b. c. Garrick, By Lexington, dam In
verness years old, loo lbs. .(BarretO
G. L. Loriliard's h. Z. DANGER. by Alarm. dam by
Z. A. CiaUaugn's CHI. G. Ciovsrsroog, ny vauxhal,
dam Maudina, years old, l2a los. Holloway
year. oa, ilo los ...;lsayr.sl
D. swisert's b. c M u4 90 ~ Melbourne Jr, dam
AiusnnA years oiu, w lbs ..tAhen)
TUX THIRD
SANK DAY.-Thc Jersey Derby, sweepstakes of
$oo eaGn, pay VI pay' VIZ. sA,ooo uiaSa, ior 'nEec
We ~" 1919, ,ecsSe ..oo on. % ~, ,
ssaAea ino ,a .I,,an ~ ~ s"ceps'as1s 'o'
= c oanI@ -
Lorn ln =. + ,ns ~ AeAnS.Jn ra'n
Thomas rarysar 20 Gu .. Dan'Sa.ii W Glen,
!. e'f un, n.,Iia,a, fn I'M. y, scsr,n Nv
hnu H.,ubn
Lexington uanA rs,un AZ, '.''nus"'S
~. ro,,,T' -
CO., D.x-rha Hans,uI Stnrc. ,or ,wo.vearoids
ssn nn ,,.v ~ nav VIII, x4"o .naan ~ ssconn to
receive 500 OUT o. 'ne s s.anss. anu "Ne.
= ro,u,ora,s h Ia,cr ~ roao,ny,on dam
" - Aoin,a'u = " '' ~ A0'A"S Sna, 49, ,
!, Mr.,s, ~ w.rm,n.,.r nam Pe", ~.
= Mo''is - y "'' uA'' nss .
rnen',. ,;nrv.,r 4 co., D. G. Dan sn.rlinr b,
Gienex daa len gu, -.
- ~ = = us,,"nl a
! f,,.,; cn ;,onv nv n.,n,u,,o ,,.n,
susan ssan = .lsarrotu
~ nnd,ev osAo"' - ,ss.r, un q
w,,i,.n' As,nr,s oh : INN hv Harry Rass.,I dam
Hynss Brothers, j. G. Peer Hynes. bv War Dane.
dam LeIsur. .F,snerl 10
a.,s 1 Ss.srn; oh !. r,risv ~ ARM am -
~ 80, s,,,nsuaar - " S'' - 49, ,nn,n !,
.;nn, nar ~ W.
,"rv dam Nann,s Haroar II a1erty, u
''' Tine 81 ..cnn,is -
rHs rlyrm RAG.
- - p.a sYnn -, o !. -, 80, :.
80 j, snn ~ =, 80, =, 49, ~. ~. :, non
aiowea ins tar $3.50. il lbs. Tor saoo Is rs Tor
saon =, ,n noA 81 an~ srns ~ NO r,y. ~ :"
-. ..,n" hnrsa ana Inc miner hau ~ Ihs racing
s"ua sSs beaten horses no, 60 be liable 20 be
one mus S,or,sr.
y E,,,,,,s oh . Thonas formerIv pras,on
-. 80, 80 M,ua Maroan ( v.ars 40 e5on
193 lns n Loupnlini l
i e.r.nam,s b. g ". / Higgins by Pal MoIlov'
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DARKROOM DIFFERENCES.

In the beer saloon Al No. 20 Rivngton street, yes.
icrday morning, number OF bibulous mortas re-
VOTED against their hosts demand for payment and
attempt Al sjceIion followed b. encounter,
In which all BANDS participated n was clear, how.
ever that party lines very strictly drawn,
as the combatsnts at another with good
VIII they did At the rccalcitrant bartender John
Priest received a kniie thrust IA The lett leu. anu
Bruce Forester was arrested as tue offender Ito
siouty denied all knowledge OF tho AFFAIR, but when
taken before the wounded man In the Essex Market
Poiice Court he was FULLY identified. Judge outer.
bourg committed him TO the Iombs, without bail to
await tbo results OF rricsts Injuries.
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CRLEDMOOE.

IxcLLLSsT SHOOTING IN TaE AMATEUR CLUB
MArcH--SATIoSAL gIrLE ASSOCIATION PRO-
GRAMME FOR JULY.
The match Tor the Remington prizc OF 5000 which
was TO have taken place Creedmoor yesterday, was
postponed untl next month, n sunicien, number OF
entries could not obtained TO ili IL out The prn.
cpal Of tho day shc match for the Amateur
lsls club short Range Badge. This competition took
place at The 100 yards range With twelve but
the retired before pstlne Their
scores. Inc shooting OF tho others uncommony
good, Mr.. BIyusnpurghs 81 out OF the possible 10
point is being admir- sDle score, oven though made
under favorable circumstances. The average D. The
niDo who shot through was also very bigh, being al
most ~ points. The record STOOD a. follows.-
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GREAT SCULLISG CONTEST.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BRockvILLg, Ont, June 20. 1873.
The sculicrs here Tor Monday are
Haniao McKen and Elliott, OF Toronto; Plaistod, oil
NewYork; Kennedy ami Mcklc, Of Boston; Ten Eyck.
OF Peek skiil Luther, Of PittsburR and Riley,
Saratoga the prospects are that this will DO the
grnndess scuiiin. which has taken pace
this continent Riley here TO test Hanian Tor tho
Courtney party. HauIau's hackers are ANXIOUS
match Courtney TIC excitement Is intense, but
betting OF any conseq has yet been elected
Han an seems 10 br The iayofito with the Canadians.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The following passed tho IIxRaLD station at White
stone yesterday Yacht Agnes, Aye. Mr. Fish.
FROM Now York Tor Newport; yacht UndInc, no
club, Mr. Brooks. IRON New York Tor Newport;
Rambler, YY.U., Wee Commodore William II.
Thomas, from N.w YORK Tor Ncwport
rhc vcsta, S.YY.C., Mr. Keen. sailed from White
Stone lor Newport
The sioop Eadic, s.Y.c., Wee Commodore Crowen,
New FORK for tho eastward, Is at anchor on tho
above station.
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MINIATURE YACHTING.

There was but small number OF the American
Model Yacht club boats the lake Prospect Park
yesterday, but these the best possessed by the
club and thor beautiful shopes and neat rggings
the admiration oi the spectators. There was
anoat among tho miniature yacht owners that a
wealthy sonti.man Of Staten Island had buit yacht
wnich %. intended bringing 20 Prospect Park Lake
matching 70 against any one OF the club boats
$50. Mumbers oi the club expressed themselves us
perfectly wiiiing 10 have their yachts compete with
Tho stranger
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By TELEGRAPH TO THE HLRALD.1
NEWPORT, r. L. June 20, 1873.
The nfst practice game OF polo Will DO played Non
day morning. the players being Colonel Green, X.
Fearing Mr. Pierre Loriliard. Jr, and Mr.. Carroll
Bryce. al New York, and Dir. Fairman Rogers, OF
PhiiadelphiA
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Tue members OF the seventh regiment shot al the
200 ana 900 YARD ranges Tor three eou meuaig. The
petition consisted OF seven shots each range
making n possibility OF 20 points. Tue medals aust
DO three times season to become the per-
sonal property ct tho winners rue following gentle.
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CRICKET.

Tho cricket match between the second elevens OF
tho 81. George and Staten Island clubs. which has
been interrupted and postponed again aud again
account OF tho weather. was played yesterday at
Camp Washington, staten island. THO following Is
The scorc:-
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MYSTIC PARK.

BOsrON juno 70 1913
The $50 class race at Mystic Park was completed
this morning. Tho following is tho
SUMMARY
MYSTIC PARK. MEpFoKp, Macs, June IS anu %. -
Purse $780, The $50 class; 1900 TO iirst horse,
500 10 second, 800 TO third anu 500 fourth; milo
heats, best three in live, IN harness.
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YACHTING.

lBy TELEGRAPH IT, THE HERALD.1
NEWPORT. Il l., June 20, 1878.
Arrived, steam yacht Ideal, Mr.. Theodore A. Have.
meyer; also schooner yachts Ai..ianta anu lIaze
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The close one throughout The Start
made AZ Oh. 2lm. 55s Pioneer pulled 81 stroke
ana Nereid ABOUT 49, Both turned inc boats at the
llmc crossed home l,ne by side with
locked oars ut 6h ISM. 40s IL was u frst declared
dead heat, but the judges aitsrward awarded the
prize ~ the Pioneer crew ioul
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years old, 500 81 lbs. *. Granans by csit ". |.
5000 100 lbs n. Saniords nay uliy fusiiidc, ny War
Dance, dam Fly, years old, $500, IS lbs. !;
!. y Knin's CHESTNUT seldng thomas X
gun, years old, 5000. lO3 bs Lewis stearns gray
horse Frank. W Enesnesr,. da,n LAZY Calpeppes,
aged, 5000. LOG lbs. James ". Bei's brown gedIng
Fustivc, by bennington, dam Uirica, years old
$3.50, loo iUs a. L. LoriiIaru's bay gcding Loungcf,
~ Lesming,op, Jam Mundane, : years OLD 5000, y
ton dam Bonnie Dom, years old, 5000, lOl lDs F, 4.
Muicanys chestnut geldng Durango, by Jack Malone,
dam Fanny barrow, years old, $500, 100 lbs, and
CHARLES Rccu's brown colt Eugeu, ". Robinson, by
Warm nstcr, dam Invcrary, Years oid 500, 50 lbs
The eleven starters went on IN grand STYLE a. close
together as u was possible 10 BRING them. Eugene
Robinson nrst, Thomas n second, Loungor tnird,
Durango fourth, Fugiuvs nIth Fusiiaoe sixth, W l.
Hifgns seventh, tue otbors about parallel. fhey
around the upper turn very rapiay, ana whcu thoy
reached the quarter POLO Lounser had Sue best OF by
length, Hatie r. second, Thomas X third. Durango
fourth Fugitive nth, the Others getting along best
they could When tho horses passed tho hali.m
pole Loungcr sti showed the way, Eugene y. Robin.
son second Hattie b. thirJ Fugitive fourth, Fusiade
nfth Thomas X. sixth, W. l. Higgins seventh, tbs
others dong tho Dost they could to Keep up Loungcr
kept IN front unti. be passed tho three
tho front, followed by W. J. Higgins, Thomas
X third Loungcr fourth Hattie n. nith, the Others
The s,rarn. holnsstre,eh Thomas k. came Win an
honest racing rush and passing all IA front OF bin
won tue race Ny a length w. l. higgins second, Que
length auead OF Loungcr the latter hall length In
'front.' of Hattie f. Fusiiadc ftn. Fugitive sikh, Du
range seventh, Wild Rose eighth, Eugene N. Robin.
son ninth. lime, L:451s
r1IE SIXTH RACK
was a handicap stccplechase for purse Of $500 OF
which S100 the second borse entrance frec 1nrce
horses tue properly OF different owners TO start
race. over the stecpIccbssc course. There we're
eleven entries, i've oi which came TO the post These
were a. -. Browns bay horse Problem, by Pimlco,
dam ystery, years OLD, carrying l52 lbs. Charles
Reeds bay horse Waller, by Hurrah, dam queen OF
Ciuus o years old, carrying l65 lbs L. Woods bay
ge,Jing Deadheaa, by julius, dam Leisure agod, l5l
lbs j. 7. Fnzpatrick's chestnut colt W lid
Oats by War Dance, dam by Revenue years old, 1876
track, Jumping first one and then tho other OF the
walls and hurdles placed Tor their display OF Jumping
qualities and, alter very closely contested struggle,
without a fall or accidont 20 either horse, Problem
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

scbuykii coal operators have determined TO make
NO change Ia prices from the schedule OF last month.
william Pametor and Charles Edgar we're drowned
who out Tor sail woliviilc, N. s., last Saturday.
d. arnold yesterday shot and killed James Ben
nett gambler, at 81 Paul, Ind, for causing his son
70 leave home.
drowned while bathing in the Ottawa River at Penn
broke. Ont, saturday evening.
Last evening tho steamer John A. Dix caush. nrs in
ana .,os vas injured 20 the extent Of $4,000.
Chinese miners reported 10 he washing out gold
nj the rate OF $40 90 $50 day In ncwy discovered
diggings IN the Horse Fly country at Cariboo.
j. u. Rowland, n prominent citizen OF Milford,
Mcb Ia charged with setting a nre which destroyed
the Central Elevator on sunday. Loss. $4,000
Auson g. p. Dodge, aged nineteen, ana young lady
compauion. who elopsd from RoxborouEh Pa. Sun
dny evening arrested last night at Washington
me Library building at Petersburg, Va, was burned
Yesterday, with Daniel Dahiiy's grocery. and the
stocks IN several other stores were considerably
injured.
George Burke, school teacher at OHIO Furnace
scioto county, Ohio, was killed on sunday by a man
named craignmoyer, TO whose ss'er Burke had been
The State Board Of Equalization meets at eleven
o'clock this morning the office OF the Secretary of
State Albany, 70 hear protests Of counties asanss
thoir assessments.
six stowaways boys ogcd from fourteen 10 sevcn-
teen werc brought Baltimore yesterday by the ship
George Bell. One, named Nugcnt, Is said 10 be son
OF the chci clerk In Liverpool mercantile house,
Joseph Gioccr, an old farmer, was found on sunday
morning murdered in bed near Detroit, Mich, his
head crushed with an axe. Hts seventeen ycar.od
grandson Christopher Brenstcnbach, Is suspected Of
sho crime
rsur prominent saloon Keepers OF Detroit, Mich.,
wero locked up by the police Tor selling beer on Sun
| day. Five hundred Germans with a band OF music.
marched to tho police station ana demanded snsr TO
| lcase IN vain.
Last TUESDAY Mike Green, thirtv-nve years old,
! colored, committed Indecent assault upon young
| wnitc woman 10 Prucc George county, Nd. He was
| placed IN juin at Marlboro. where early ysserday
morning he wss hanged " atres bv . band u oisr
.xsnas
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ists pulled on their coats lit their pipes. placed
thar lager before them on the table and were now
ready deliberate on the seo.ss topic Of the night
Ths reporters very rudely received and rspesd
Win n,apner which would hardly do credit 70 the
celebraied French politeness They denounced
as aoucards and as the doors were slammed In heir
faces an poiiss0a rascaI) freely thrown
in Al this QUE the reporters Indignantly retortcd
with de Ia yiponHe rn ram and there the wordy con-
TEST CEASED There much guessing 10 What
terrible and welgbty state secrets the nine con-
spirators might be concocting The German
lager beer saloon keeper thought they we're
planning the rovoluonzing Of the entire world but,
as u matter OF acs, The mysterious bedohamoer con.
oave was simply ABOUT the prescription, about
.he pardon OF inc Communists and kindred topics
and its Deery discussions void OF any public H.
terest Tho upshot Of the conference was that me
again down stairs, drink moro beer and then 60 home
And thus ended the extraordinary assembly "of al
the refugees Of the Commune"
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WHERE is BoYER's VICTIM?

Shortly after O'Clock Yesterday morning, as J.
D. N. Boyer was approaching his residence on Main
street, near the Southern Boulevard, in West Farms.
he was attacked by an unknown mao. He states
that he fired lvc shots at his assailant and left him
PROSTATE on the ground. Tho was reported at
tho Thirty fourth precinct, and Captain Bennett
with three men, spent greater portion OF yester
day In searching through the neighborbood for the
remains Of tho man supposed to DO dead, but no
corpse found
Tho testimony OF the neIghbors concerning the
shooting Is conflicting. MRS O'Grady, who resides
on the Boulevard, quito near tho point wbero tho
afiray have taken place. says she heard two
shots. whilo three colored people who wero
30 near at she time that they could hear tho
report OF Drecrackor heard noth'ns.
Boyer 10 engaged IN business Mt No 30 Ridge
street. aud Is married, but lives apart from his WIFE,
ON the night OF attack tho noighbors say no was
returning 10 his homo after parting with young lady
10 whom he has bocn attentive The gossps think his
wife's friends instigated tho trouble. Captain Ben
mott feels Satisfied that there Is dead lying
around loose In his ward, and Is not inclined 10 be-
l,cye that Boyer i've bullets into his assaanrs
body.
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NEW USE FOR THE TELEPHONE
fFrom GaItEnnni's Messenger

From Galignani's Messenger
Fresh applications OF this instrument arc boipg
constantly discovered aud the latest is that OF tor
pedo tester That s'iufernai machine" as II
called Is very valuable means OF protecting harbors
and usdsfended seaports from an eucmy's feet, and
evory important port 10 Europe Is now furnished
with them. They are, OF course, not actually In
position, but they are stored ready, their places
fixed and they eau be laid at q very short
notice. When required for service they
moorcd in. determined sites and AZ certain depth
below Tho surface; they are connected with the
shore By electric cables, but they arc also nrcd by
current and produces the explosion. The fact OBJ
vious that ii any reliance rs TO be placed on those
means OF defence some method OF frequently testing
them Is necessary. Hitherto that object has been
attained Ny sending weak current OF electricity
through tho wires aud the fuse, employing scnsl-
tive galvanometer TO Indicate tho condition OF the
connections. For fear OF exploding the tor
pedces only extremely weak currents can DO
used, and tho consequent Indications are SO
delicate that they can scarcely be trusted.
An engineer has applied the Bell telephone 10
testing tho iorpcdoes by sound. The instrument 10
placed with the vibrating diaphragm upwards and the
latter Is loaded with . number oil small movable
weights thai every motion Of tho torpedo causes
vibration of tho disk aud corresponding noso In tho
telephone. ore. Every torpedo thus becomes ts
own indicator for n sound heard IN the rcceiv-
ing instrument the TACT 10 evident that tho torpedo
has grounded tho connections have been severed.
The wires used 10 nro the fuses available Tor the
telephone, and ci those instruments on shore APP
report condition OF any number Of torpedoes laid
dax n IN "A moi
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SHOCKING SUICIDE.

Henry J. Heath, a young man OF thirty-two. len
England few months ago seek his fortune IN shis
country. Ito was natter by trade. but did not sue
coed 10 business, and was supported mainly oy re'
mi,tances IRON home. lie made mis- homo with Aonc'
Lane. In 164,h street, Morrsana, and few days age
foil sick with lever on sunday no excused himself
al an early hour, and assembled 70 nls loom
IN The second floor. He was not seer alive
again Next morning Mr.. Love, on entering Heath's
room was surprised find u vacant but became nor.
rnod when no bloody razor on the bureau
.n.l, A search was then mado through the house
and grounas adjoining wi.nou. success until she
waior tang in the rear OF the house was examined,
ana ahsn Tho mystery was brought TO light Hesth's
boiv was found IN the water, with che jngular vein
severed The suicide had evidently cut his th0oat IN
the bcdroom thcn jumped from the window into the
t.ot ON sunday afternoon the suicide handed 10
Mr. Lane letter addressed to hts sister, mrs Louisa
Mare Hcmming, NO. Dol oxford street. London, Eng.
land ;, with n request that the same be mailed. The
deceased had Is SAID lately received IRON his frienda
In England graft Tor a liberal sum-
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MRS. ROUSBY'S CHILD.
HAVING DISPOSED OF HERR BANDMANN THE
ACTRESS REAPPEAns IN COURT.

HAVING DISPOSED OF HERR BANDMANN THE
ACTRESS REAPPEAns IN COURT.
From the Dublin Freeman's JournaL1
AZ Judges Chambers, London. on August %, before
Mr. ust,ce Manisty, Mossrs. Collette Colete, Sc
Ilcitors applied on behalf OF Mr. Rousby for habeas
corpus 10 bring up tho child Of himself and Mrs.
Rousby, tho well known actress II WAS stated that
the chd, daughter about eight years old. had been
absent from her father since 1874, in which year s
was rlacsd with Mrs. Rousby's mother. Mr. Rousby
stated that he was ignorant OF the fact that Mrs.
Rousby's mother had died In 1876, and he found no
trace OF has child until Easter OF this year, when no
found that she had been paced IN q convent
man Catholics. Mrs. Rousby, some three weeks
ago. down to that city and asked TO b allowed
take the child fer walk but The lady superior
told her that Mr.. Rousby had givcn positive In
lowed TO take the child ont. Tho lady supersoress
havipgeit the room for q lew minutes Mrs. Rousby,
IL WAS alleged, let the child out Of the window. she
herself also got quickly away and the two were 500
habeas corpus 10 bring up the child, who attended
with her mother, MRS. Rousby. being accompanied by
MISS Dowse Mrs. Rousby's sister. IL was alleged
that Mrs Rousby not DC custodian for the child.
Mr. Montagu Williams, who appeared on behalf OF
Mira Rousby, denied that such was the case, and
added that II time allowed 10 could be SNOW u
that Mr.. Rousby was not NJ person to have charge
HIS Lordship said that before coming 10 any do
csion no would prefer 10 the child and Miss Dowse
alone.
The court was cleared for .hc purpose, and after
some time on the roadnission OF the advocates.
HIS Lordship SAID that under all the circumstances he
thought that Miss Dowso had better have the
tody Of the child with liberty 10 the mothor to have
the Court II there any idea that tho child was
being renewed.
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turning 10 the fnonbers OF the press ''not lechsr
Gus, but leechsrous. will spell II TOR you
turning to the audisncs,, greenbacxs VIII
cut on the bondhoiders, those blood sucking
vampires Of labor (ADplnuse.l wcrKinsmsn.
poo! your issues Keep up one issue at a time For
Gods sake beg OF you here, under the canopy OF
heaven, 10 drop all your sms and pool all your issues
Go Tor the state and capture It.
At this point a bald, whi,c haired man near the
platform interrupted with low exclamation OF dis
approval Ksarnsy caught It, and called him "a
talists TO make trouble the meeting The old man
was hustled away amid much confusion
AN0THKR REMEDY.
ssTo-nighin resumed Kearnoy, ~ heard three
worKinemen eenversing and will swear ,nas ,hey
Cabinet can talk in . month. Your remedy Tor
the universal corruption in the government Is 70
get toe and 'Ssn owS and opce The
boldsrs 70 take blankets on their backs ana
tramp through the country Cries Of Good !. -, 10y
failure OF Congress 70 make appropriations TO prop.
ery the Injected sections OF the South ana puma
up the oayoas' rux urArrxs cnrsxx
Kearney next took up the Chinese question ''rney
he saS 90 ros n as Iaa Every
dollar they earn IS sent back 10 China.
They come, the slaves body. and soul, or
rather gizzard they havc souls. bound to the
six Chinese companies Of California. Aow can any
white man, who wants 70 1.-Two ~ decency and bring
such isprous slaves" loud applause.)
Referring 10 the hard times for workingmen
Kearney said Ill you are starving ana pLeak tns
window OF bakery 10 get q loaf oil bread lor your
diving children you are at cnppsd into prison.
Il Is no wonder the posr become criminals.
Let red Nemesis take the hellish clan
And chaos end the slavery OF man.
sIf the law - continued kearney at the top OF his
voice. ssmskes provision for you, must make
fer yourself Tho timo mas passed when you shall de-
pend for your laws on classical consumptives ana
college dead beats" loud cheers
After much moro In The same strain the sand lot
orator concluded by announcing that no would speak
In Jersey City TO- night aud New York the following
night. At the conclusion he was warmly congrasu.
LAT ed