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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26

The game of baseball at Cleveland yc,ier'
da, h,wccn the Gle, Gland and Boston Clubs. re'uitin
a,i,tory for the home club by score II 60 p b''f
mt.. cleveland Boston, o. Efrors Clc'elanA -
B,.-tou ..
In thr game az Chicago yc'trriny. between th" 'al
ca.o aud rro,il,uec Clubs, the yisors were asair v
fc,'ri The following II the score:
CHICAGO. l. Providence :.
Base hits Chicago. ID: rro' idence. IL.
Trror- Chicago /; Providence. 10.
The Worcester club yesterday ~ the game ~ base nan
"a Buffalo the Buffalo club outhaitsa - "fi az
outnidsd thtlruppOitut-. The following Dr. fh' SCORE
Worcester. %; Buffalo. 1. Base ilts -Mor,esl'f ~
Buffalo, =. Igrur-- Worcester. 1; Bunalo, .
1aSor The change pitcher for the Worcester 'np
has accu released aud VIII rcturn Ia Chicago, where nc
expects "a make an engagement
The llirWld iin,r Bal club, az NeN-Dreans mas .th
rerrnulZc for the remainder 81 this scnrou ana vi 70
represented in the diamond by the following pay
err. Walsh. pitcher: Damn, catcher; Ludwig. l. lfh
nlan ami j. Lehman. on bases Council. short rtop;
~iraurysr Doo,y and Grey, as nelder'i ANA Naihef'
% substitute . am, .
contest for the Eastern championship Is still beng
elo-,, contested between the Metropolitan. Albany,
Atlantic aud Athletic clubs The " ashnrton cub IA
beet rcnrcnil, into the Albany club uud viii cuutii o
d.fiou- 10 The association IA The rlt'h QI'A,
step. of this city. and Philadelphia, ot
Philadelphia. Ihe Washington club uP tV thc ilme u
dishandcut had played II g1W'- az which "rfr Won
and lost. The opening game uf the Philadelphia Nds
postponed account at rain hey were ifp.a}," Ao
Atlantic Club 81 brooSbu. Thus the Ph.adclphia S"y
has - eanc- to plan haif on lice home ground ana --t
on their opponents grounds. before October J. FoVA
Ing thc Table -hoW ny the uInocr OF games LOST aHS
won this season To date
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TIE LACROssE TOURNAMENT.

A LARGE GATHFrISG AT THE POLO GROUNDS
TIE NEw-YoRK TEAM WINS TIE OELRICHs cUP.
The largest number of spectators that has
ever gathered 10 seen ilcros.cnatch f. Newiork was
seated the main sand a the Polo Grounds yesterday
afternoon Perhaps there were five hundred persons
present. among them many women, while on the op-
po-te side several private carriages Tie occasion
was the first tournament Tor the handsome silver
cup .sufcd by Hermann O'lrichs president u the
National Amateur Lacrosse Association Of the United
states The cup Is very handsome trophy
about sixteen inches IN height mounted upon
an ebony pedestal Lacrosse sticks form the
handles. while tine cover - surmounted BY n
figure stick i hand in the act Of making shot. the bail
living I'm the silver netting Surrounding the body ~
the vessel were appropriate designs, beautifully en-
,rnve1 upon shields being lett blank 10 receive the
Of Tho cluh- mat from time to time win the
cup That al the players In the team that the cup
mislt receive personal mcmcntocH 81 their triumph,
Mr. Ocrirh- also presented to the twelve 81 the Now
York club soid gold scarf-pns The day WAS al that
dazzling The gruuud was m splendid condition for the
WI rnnins tnu -4a5p il,tne 81 me na The
Ncv York cub. thc Trucet"h Cnh. the Tyro Clnb Of
half pa@t ihc referee e. u Ihoms"n, called on the
teo a-t named clubs The following men answered the
Tero Cul-rT r.. smith. captain. and 4 Norman. home;
! simmons. COVER point. j. Morse. n. Van Dr'r W.
W.. Charles Eainc-. e. McGihl"n j. Mallory and l.
Anlucc nh-w. Magcc. captain O. :. Jan..on. goal
\. Caro- point O. ~ Jansen. cover pout ". G. Row
.aul. J.. Norr-s. n. ". Jansen, y. j. K"b'Hs,W, d.
Wunu auI 81. E.ch.
wa faced. nnd fh" game hotan. from thc -ttH u Wa
evident the I1r0- PLAYED the beat game throw
o. a' Tn, Ib,P l,d f. ,rS 'ip-f men Who
lad splendid sf'ying powers and w'rr in excellent
hrbl t,rnl time. Do, tore simmons got long throw.
witch $50. vru backed POS Mol-s who knocked b.
n,c uinutc. rest. and the Athletics wero play
ing up IN ti- game iu'{ "'I' inu'n
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The Attendance at Crccdmoor yesterday was
SMALL Iu, thinl class and second class matches ~ loo
uuI lll and 800 aud too ynrd- consolidated mio
o. ...sir match 81 100 and 800 yarl- Ihr~c ufo the
ranges rife practice THE year. The Ioyinu and the
Baker aud II, Kenney prizes being shot FOR IN singh
match ui those rungcs For THIS match there sixty
-.N ,utric-. There i've shots for each distance
position. standing M 100 wards khcclns al 800. Tho
match was open to c,,yhody; members Of the National
Ganrd shooting with Bennington rifles b,ng allowed to
the uall ,unu. badge given by the state. The prizes
were tSo gold medals valued at R75 EACH one 10 Dee
t,u 90 thc competitor winning Tho match the greatest
uumI,r Of time, in thr season; the other 20 tho
making the highest al 300 yards n the greatest
made by George Wood aud T. j. Dolan. the lIer stand
iu- second according To- the rules
In the second match. Tor the gold Champion marks
mans badge. there eighty-hve cntrirs THIS was
nt % AL members of the National Guard and To mem
l-.r- NJ the National Rifle Association, although the
latter were moi allowed to compete Tor the principal
pri1. The distances were 200 aud 300 yar tive shols
DO rlth distance position, standing al zoo yards. any
AZ 500 ynur weapon the Remington rifle. T. 6. Dolan
led the sror with - He took the badge last Tn
additional prizes silver badges amounting 20 80
t5 j. l. Padding. 81. +. Adler ~ j. B FrOt lnghnm
a. v H. Carleutrr. 40; G.. " Mdusou. 30 j. J.. Price
80 George Wood, b y b. Ward, 81. y. OD0unell 81
The National Eilc Association has arranged Tor "A
Grand Every hudys Match, at 200 Yards hC shot
(rerdmuur July 4. There viii be- from nffy 90 hun
drld prizes The compel are to uss military rides,
aad ench man viii be- allowed an Unlimited number Of
entries with i've shots for each entry.
There will also be q " Ladies Rife Match" base bah
match. and, Cor free lt all persons, archery lawn
tennis, crVquct and picnic grounds.
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Tarciip stirred M Onondaga with the whip as the two
dashed around the into the straight ana ne st-
svered CALAMITY. Barbce dashed sachem, but Obrl'.s
-a success ,v 9Th In l:l5iq easy one In.re
was much shouting snd applause over the result.
BROOKLYN people ubilant. Mutual pool tcket- pau
40 20. Pierre T0rard plainly made woful lnlNaSe
I'm selecting suchen I'm place 81 Gerald for the mall
tsrnld- record h. better than Onondacs ana there can
hardly De any doubt that hc woud have beaten the
DIVER colt Yesterday Eat n Mr. Lorillurd made nun
dor Dee aud bic friends paid FOR IT, The race cost tne
heavily. ~,
The .teeplechsse had four staFters-Reeds horse D-
tiirhance iaecl lG2 pounds the fayorite at 500 {;
Lynchs horse Derby AGED 50 second choice az ~ -
". g. Days g'ldng Frank short aged. l29; and n
Iais- horse Surprise -. l3 selling the field Tor 30
Surprise had crashing fall landing his head and
breaking his neck. Ills rider able To limp away
by hia friends Derby tripped and threw MS
rider hut hc reIuouutcd and 10 third, half mile
behind the second Disturbance had the easiest posi-
llc victory. Frank Short "A bad second Mutual pool
tickets paid - 80.
The racing viii be- continued Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26

ALBANY, y. Y, June 2j.-Thc Governor has
returned ~ The Assembly, thc ban 10 incorporate ~,
worktnaus Mutual Benefit lifc and Accident A--ocn.
tou Of the state ~ Nrw-Iork. with objections H.
thinks II should Dee Incorporated under general lsw
Tabled
Ia the senate 20 day Mr. Wcndoycr offered his rrsou.
ton. withdrawn yesterday. providing that no lcci.a
tive business hr traihactcd after June - 900 nl r.
llnytH not necessary Dee DISCHARGED n Wa ur,lt..I
TIE bWahe Railroad bl ordered Go 70 thi.,l road
in
and kccney claim un iruokltf the ground that the
extra work bad evidently been ordered and performed
i thr Interest ni thr contraction The veto Wn tabled
The Governor has signed hc following bills Amending
the Nrw-lork Water supply Act amending The aet liz
Ing the number OF directors 20 lire and marine Insurance
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cool WEATHER N TIE cir,EILLs.
nOTrL OTFNINGe-A NV ~ no iHIHlNLNT JUN
ARRIVALS

AEitlA AIS
KISG.roN, y. Y. june 25.--Thc weather has
been cold 3. OBJ, inousis ai The woea. and ever body
ha. been ,hiytrinr impAuruiiy. Il ha- even frozen
sghtl, I'm some .ocar. and ihc MIR hn- -reicl more
Ike November THAN June. Eu tho fouas rr' where
fresh and beautiful aud thc Who'll, '-p'c' of naiuf" i'
indcrd charming JUST uov M.u} visitor, l,c already
arrived. and but for o., ood atmosphere The number
would be- double AT thc hoi,.. are uow open.
u world seem that tie mammoth new hoio-'ho
Eaaiersk IIousc-i. 20 De- peculiarly s1cce-. ~ Once.
twothirl. Of il rooms being ar,a, ENGAGED either aii
or part - the a., ru"-ts val pc met al k'ni'r
skill Junction on the ,fcr a1 D'avar' or 10 tnfskil
Landing fr.n which latter pYut 10 i- claimed thc time
l. t. nc reduced 90 two houfs Bui by way ~ Kingston
and the Notch only trcoI quarter. % au hour hy car
riage will hc required.
The Grand Hotel summit Mountain. op,nrl au-pi.
ciously W'dnc,dl, evening % Is 90 nn" and sell
appointed structure 900 charming locality a large
share Of tn. rooms nirrady engaged
The old Reach House. a. Irnr Orchard i- looking f'r
warI "a more pros prr"ns season than ever M-t ~
Among tlo,c now at tl. lt,ul,r lpu-' irc NJ John
Uorr Mr and Mrs John In.y ai1 ,. O. liHt. ~
IOng Hfanch: - - HnIgu'Alng and vie. ". q. bun
ton nd wifr. ~ Brook 'h lf'H.hri "n ~. H-i- i"
the srs.ou nr~ g. g. Huhtrtso md family. y Bacon and
family. j II Taylor and family. ~ hr""klFut 4 Van
tine and family d. l Mursr and fafl3p, 90 NrR ON
D. l.. Jackson aud family and ~. AFrtt aud family. OF
Amorg recent arrivals 90 t, Prospect Parl liotc arc
Moufon, william " tHadfnid ari wife. Thomas n
Waiter and family. G,ofs, lilies aud family. John u
YORK Thont- Groour. kffrs.is, sud vito. 90 Bu-
ton Mr.. g. T. DcWtY and fIHft, 81 bIuiA lur. ha-s
Wifr. % AliH1 y. IT, I"".N tnd iarA "i H"rH Do.
y y Mis- Eou'oehr. Nl-- Fan-lf-1'. o. l"ul. 20 inc
Cnipb and VIII, oi TUNA. J. T. Caldwell and B,uncit H.
Young, OF Louisville.
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THE sRAsON sd LONG BRANCH.

lruoN TIE HEGrl Ar CORRESPONDENT 90 UiE rHtnvNF|
L0SG BRANCH, n. j., june 25.-Ihe
plea.apt weather las driven the people 90
Long Branch in large numbers The railroad
trains and boats are crowded boy pleasure see acfs.
Oceanave has been filed with costly turnouis all the
afternoon The beach hls been visited ly hundreds 90
ncoue but il l. still too cool for bathing Tic hotc are
crowded Wit people. Tho hotel proprctors say their
PROSPECTS, are better this year than ever before
and they are hoping and praying fora Long hot spell
Among the ARRIVAL. At the West Ind Hotel are White
lev. Augustus L. Brown, 4. Eichod. Dr L. G.. Thomas
:. NJ Hibhard. john W Brit,ou Thomas Mln'ord W.
Manley j. ~. De Mott. Henry r. Shoemaker. with their
families Dr. James -. Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs l. T.
Gianuis and Thomas Hope all Of Nc~-l"rk Oiiy :
John T. stockton. Attorney General Of NewJor-
scy; Dr. J. Van Biblcr OF baltimore; the
Rev H. < Hoffman and wife. Of Philadelphia :;
T. J. Kingsbury AMI family. Of New Haven, Conn. :;
Major General : Van Wet L. Y Army; ant AndfeE g.
curtin. Of Pcunsy lynnia. brokers once haH '"th
.encd in the West End Hotel The quotations Of the
.toch innl ser are received by special wire.
Among the arrivals 40 the ocean Hotel are Johh T.
Miller Iuited States Senator. and Nli1m o. Hdfifi,
both VI IAN Francisco and General l. J. Appi'il' ~
Sew-Ier~cy Professor -chilcrs 0rchc~rt has been en-
gaged by the propctors OF the ocean Hotel Tor the SEA
son. 49,, "a, 49,.
are Nh and Mrs. David j. touoNcr. MIS-
u Conover and Nil, Clara Kettle. a Ihilsdcphi! (;
A. r Dcmarcst and wife, Mis- Annie Drn.Ir-i. J. H.
Odel John q. cambridge, Mr.. Lawrence Moor aud
nicces and Miss Carney and sister. ~ Ntw-1Ork CITY
aud George = ~ ~, OF sdrAtosa y
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ATHLETIC rlIlrs wuN BY an IICANs-rHE CREWS
Al UFNlFN

ATHLETIC FRIES wuN BY M mCANo-rHE CREWS
AT HTNLEY.
IoNpON. june 25.-At the second summer meet
ing of thc LONDON Athletic Club in conjunction
with the Manhattan Athletic club, Of Ncw-l ork AZ
stamford Bridge to-day in the tvo-miic, walking
race. open to amateurs. Mr. Merrill. OF the Union
Athletic Club of Boston defeated Mr. ltrckicy. Of
the London Athletic club. AID Mr. Murphy. of the
Uislsaic lllrrl.rs. only thc thr,c named walked.
Mr. Merrill Won The race easily 10y nfty yards Tn"
time wa. li3j.
Iu thr IiO-, ards running race Mr. Meyers, Of the
Manhattan Athletic waited until in tie straight
for home. lie then went ahead and won easily hy
,IgIt Yards. HE official time WAS 49, seconds. Mr.
Philips, of the London Athletic C.ub. cnuc in
second. Tine other contestant, were Mr.. Baker 4.
- Smith. I. \. Guinu,,- and i. J.. Mu-priit ai APP
ruuty wcll-kuoWn athletes. The prilr- DO both
race, were cups. Great interest Wa, exhibited m
the result OF tie contests.
I'M Rivals ToR THF srrWAEps CTR.
The ll,u,ry correspondent of Hifs In. ,irwir =
the chance, of the iyc crews entered tor the stew
arl- Cup, says:
The London Rowing club crow sting - Adcock
/ Pa, ford ii.0 and ~ rl, fori AMI the Ilarr~
tun,irn consisting 90 yrn. Hasuo. Jrhin and Com
tom. Hic hutA ui -plru.d form The l"aud'r crew ]
have mot -,tu hu 20 consists ~ Poole ~Hndf"ri I'd
vutd-- No-s aud Wet and therefore should stand %
rfrl' curr Iut. 49, three crows cannot ~ri INTO TIDE
Nr.l if. above sire tu 'f hflH % OUT
Ilr lt,itiurd icsr crew u not -tr,f ring WI ard
rnine The tsuit University crow row ~rtn idly Zoe
-rin,r, With shaped Ike Eo>r0 rtui-. Ih't are
h. an ''if 30 tine c-'thc, are sure 20 render good
ace cunt OF tht in,,l'cs.
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THE DIVER COLT A WINNER.

PIERRE LORILLARD'S sACHEM BEATEN.
oNOSDAGA SUCCESSFUL ~ THE GREAT MATCH FOR
5000 4 sIDE-RIcA. HDTNDFRHY, Sly pANcH.
SIR WALTER AND DISTURBANCE TIE OTHER
WINNERs.
An immense number of people went 10 The GraVe'-
end track yesterday 20 -ec the match race between
tbe t,yo-year-od colts Of Pierre Lorilial and the
Dwycr BROTHERS Al least. this was the chief attrac
tion Of "a rich. varied aud exciting programme. The
air was cool enough for comfort, hut the smart
breeze made the ride down dusty and kept clouds
nving on the track until after 1T had been
sprinkled The crowd WIS tho greatest ever
assembled M Graycseud with the exception oi the
host present on Cup dly and must rank among the
most largely attended racing days m any part Of The
country. The grand stand WAS . brilliant spectacle
the lawn was crowded.. ami the pressure around the
betting stands was crush.. IL Was another lucra-
tive day for the bookmakers Only two fayorltes
ont Of SIX were winners. and the sums put on the
losers were large
MI Belmont Rica appeared for the first time In
the opening race and her handsome victory augurcd
well for her future. She De- thing Of beauty one Of
the prcticst hllies. James f.. Kclly'' colt Edrn-
derry proved fn-ter than tho three hles. Biss,
Spark and Aclla. in the second race Pierre Lor-
Hard. hlly sly Dance astonishcd almost everyone
by getting the heat race beating Waricld ia the
third heat g. J.. Loriarrs SIR Walter came In be-
fore the other singgard- in the for winners
Unexpectedly 90 most Of the spectators. Dwvrr
Brothers colt Onondaga proved able 10 defeat
Pierre Lorillard- colt Sachem in the match for
5000 side. sachcm a big fayorte, and Mr.
Lorilard and his friends will not soon forget the
nulookrd-for reverse. Sachcm ~ entered FOR the
English Derby l0~2. II now secms entirely safe 90
cay that he will not win b.. Mr. Lorliard blundcred
In not matching sGcrald instead Of Sachcm against
ha rtrotoI him lsf
than the Dw,cr colt. >achcm had defeated Gerald
IN private ral,-nnothor proof of the deceptive ma
ture ~ .uch contests Nr Lor'llrl has had bad
luck with private tua,.. on tho strength Of pri-
vatc trial hc haca cd Ta-iac 90 win the INo ILou-
sand Guiucos: on y priv trial hc hct ON Barrett
instead of lroquois for rho Derby; ou trial
be matched Sachem. IN tie rfccp.echa.c The horse
called Surprise was Killed. and Derby fell. but was
rcrnonntcd Disturbance won rs usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26

The annual regatta OF the New-YOrk Canoe
Club held yesterday a.,uOon IN front OF the club
house. at Nrw-Brishton, staten Island. There were
three races annuuucc-a padding race, sailing
with allow auoe. and upset race. Prizes Of
fcrcd to dc OF each race bat after the first two
had aken place the too tired 20 indulge In the
ruc Of AN upset race especially the water very
cold.
in tho padding race there were four entres-C X.
Monroe, with the canoe Psyche; ". Whitlock, with
WRATH C. l.. norton with Kitty wake aud C. BVaux.
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I'M NrER.sTArE rIGEON RACE.

The interstate race Of homing pigeons,
under thc au-pcc. Of the Atlantic Federation Of HON
m. Pigeon eoc,tir- took place yesterday The distance
flown by the binds wa- about 9jO miles. Al the birds
were liberated ~ the different stations 10 ~. There
vcr. l2G eurie se,onty.one were liberated az Johns
town. Pcnn belon sing Messr-. Crane, ~ Oraneei
Whtclcy. Bennett. Could and BlidN sin, Of Newark;
Hrlmhall OF J,r,cy city; H. Waefcaer. 81 Hobokrn.
j. Cooper Conners. Laubcnberger Napier Mo,rs and
ballard II Brooklyn; Moore, Ius~on and
Uu--on OF New York, and Rover. %
Williamsburg Eighteen Epcrated At Locif"rt, y.
y belonging to Messrs. schohel. HILBERT Wei, and
E,,lauc,. ~ Cohoc. and J. II Richardson. 81 Gr''ne
Island y Y seven were liberated a. New arii'le
Ind belonging 10 Messr- Dr. Cunbe, Fox and
Iii.u,lc u Cleveland. Ohio. six were LIBERATED
Al Brautforl ont, belonging to Newton Adams. %
I.t,a. Y. Five WERE liberated n Fort VS.. nd,
hsl,n,ingtoJ 4 Alien. 80 Rochester. Penn. Pour were
rirrat, III PIitsburc Penn belonging 20 D. s. Ne" hail.
NJ PA aIrlpla and two ~ Mrla. Penn, belonging &c
+ RAYMOND ~ Fau River, Mas Tho vraihef
throughout the country over which the birds bad {" ny
10 r,rh thIr h9ncr clear, ith the wind s'n'Ihy
f ,turtu, some hpcs- very much ana 10 oihei ca'es
h,tr. .l.r,,t., AGAINST the birds.
Tho first arrival 2O2 p. ID, Tying ,he di-iance
iu iur minutes; average tif per ullf. N" i, 500
...nd prizes ~ honor. l.. :. Raymond L"td, l'n
hui sixth aud fifteenth Prit'-. J.. u; h,1
sri-,ni seventh. eighth miin. t' l . ,.e
f..,ti " N,As. thirteenth uud fourteenth, a. h,},
i..,,. ci.htrcrih twruts second, twenty tmtd ana
rp,nty-.cyruih J.. j.. LramhaBi nMcl,e.'h % = +
Rover. twenty fourth. Van opsinl t~enyhit ba,I
uu. twenty sixth, Cooper !. IL iechaid'"h Won w
ur- series prize and T.. RAYMOND Tue second - ~;
pr/c Al tho Iri1os were not Won u'ie 'eI"s '1'I''
f,rr old ned
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ROWING OK mr. HARLEM

The dead heat between the cight-oared
shell crews OF the NcwYork Athletic club was rowed on
yesterday afternoon on the Harlem River. All ~ the
original not present aud five men were sub
stitnted The roWcd up stream with the tide
FROM the Madison Avenue Bridge To the club house. In
rough water. with strong wind. Both crews got "a
we'll and held together for nearly quarter Of a mile
when they Vrerrd into each other until their oafr
touched In sh'PtnR on 90 prevent collision Phillips.
crew gnar length, which VIA maintained to tae tn
ish resulting IN victory Of over length The winning
crew composed Of George -. Phillips strokc D. A.
buchanan, u. T. Hand, otto raruny, J. L.. Currnn A.
Cigar, G. H. Licbcu A. ". DunDing. bow.
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A city merchant who had formerly been a
resident OF e,ntry tow H. WIS n the habit ~ making
annual visits {, his native place On ~ these
lac nisscd rnster eh1 had preached there for
many years nud on asling tor hh ~ the dcacuus
said on y"u mean Mr.. tnanccl ycs We sent him his
resignation last fall
No prettier compliment can be given than
that which rp tho heart aud quick OF
the Eibcrean. MIKE vas laying pavement brick In
the hot sun, and the lady OF the house mixed nice.
cool drink and carried u out Ia qurnCh hs Thirst. Ater
long drawn swig" he wiped his mouth M his sleeve
and said Yen be IN heaven swim years before the
diyu II nnd II out. - Sew Haven Register
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IycEEAsING 7rs NruBrR or sHlRrS

Bosrov. June 2j.-At meeting Of The stock
holder. OF toe Boston water Power Company TO-DAY it
wa- voted to Increase the number 81 sharcs Oow
50, s33i At the rae Of ono FOR every ten the
same 70 hc offered 90 stockholders Of record June -
pro the number Of shares held by them at so
per share: and that boa a siOckh0drr fails 10 take
the before July II the directors shall dispose
OF the al not less thhn ~ per rliure.
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COLLEGE CREws AT PRACTICE.
Icy rrlrnnArn 10 TIE rnnrsh.l

ibf iEiIHhAih ~ I'M iN'"''-'
NEw-LONDON, Conn, June 20.-lh ne uhie VI
the Harvard Columbia race has been liked for il q" ID
Monday The Harvard ale race has been officially an
noun, ed to take place Friday, at p M Tie h''' 's
crew took its nrst pull this morning. CoumD'' ~" ,
two miles tonight the course against VIM nH bls
makns very slow time. Yale rowod over luc ,g ,nd
course ON time starting az the lower enf WIN WIZ ra
tide yorahe. The hue Of the nrsf nile was ,utss
watch, minutes seconds. aud by another innte.
81 seconds Yale averaged tLIty air -iF''A'S% AA
squirting 10 iJIty.
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/ rcnountcd Disturbance won 1- usual
TI-r4rrs or- TIM. PACING
I'.''' '' w 80 o. ''
| ,,...-. 80 g. T.rf,rl- ,nfr,c. ip
/
/ thr hr-f fi'r' i.'''''''ffF '' H'''-
/ fYr fvp.,nrf.I-. U.N weight Allowance n 81
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26

Fire broke Out Yesterday at noon in iritchard
n Cl'dcstsrs wuIu at Iiurl-ayr and the Southern
boulevard ID WIS caused Dy heat from the room
and 90 ,horl Time damaged ihc stock and mnchncr,
TO tLr extent Of f5.OnO Ilt ull. % fNotfart frame
building. was damaged Sl.cJO Tie machinery vns
lau a l.r.I |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
the FIRE EECORD.


CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June IA fire nj
GaI-den. Ain. 4st n ghi. destroyed part of Limo 4
Wiurhc-tcrs saw mil asd j. I.l--rTs honsc. In.s.
&iu"oO; Insurance. 1000. Ihr cause of t ire i- On
known.