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profanity on that day by their inability and stu
pdtv, made the life of that person almost unen-
durable yesterday The pier was not opened until
10 o'clock, and at 1 p. the long line
closed Piers Nos. and were closed
after one days attempt to keep them open. Forty
men moved aimlessly about the freight inside, but
their efforts were not sufficient to change the
chokcd-up condition Of the pier. The twelve hun
garians who attempted to do the work OF me
regular men on Pier No. . of the Lehge Valley
Railroad either succumbed To the heat or con-
cludcd that they were not htted Tor handing
frelg ht. The pier only remained open an hour
from l:3O TO $50 p.
The -. Johns Park Depot was closed. The fifty
Italians who had begun work there on Monday hd9
dWlHdled down % SIX AT noon and they stopped
work soon afterwari The check-boOk OF the
swItchman at the Ihirteth-st. yard showed that no
loaded freight cars had come up from - Jo4us
Park yesterday. The long lines Of trucks which had
" Campei out in L1lght-st. the previous night 10
await their turn IN the morning. were turned away
by the check clerks, who announced that the depot
was closed To the reception Of freight.
Thirty men were at work on Iler No ~ OF the
Pennsy wanna Railroad yesterday They We're new
men, bur strong and capable of more labor than the
Italians. The per closed at p. IN. Al llrr No -
OF thn star Union Transportation Company, lO)
Germans were trying 10 relieve the per OF the I'M
meuse amount OF freight on II, but with indifferent
success. The nineteen Italians who had been ar WORK
on tine day bee ore were sent away the agent
having learned, he SAID. to ms entire satl-aot non
that they were mo good The men on the > on
ingtou Line pier were, given an increase
of ~ a week yesterday. They now receive ~.
There was no material change at the East klVct
piers. At SO. 80 Of the New York, NcW-HIVcn and
Hartford Railroad. the new hands who are more OF
less q perieuced, are doing well, and most OF the
freight offered IS received. Al the Hudson River
loaded. ana the work at the Erie pier, No :, 81 IS
slowly carried Oh 10y the Russian clusces.
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LADIES' DAY YACHT cLrB.

II was Ladies' Day yesterday with the At
,antic Yacht ub whose house on the o4F AZ The Zoo"
of ,t. Brook yn Among the guests we're Cen
ersl j. lu B. Woodward, General stewart J. WooIio1d
Colonel and Ms joan Oakley. Mrs Tower, 1lr and Mrs
GEORGE j. Abbott, the Rev Dr. Charles u. ha-i Nfs.
and Mrs J. ward Osborne Charles CAaIln. Nrs i. j.
Grant. and the Misses Grace. The flee, was divided,
AZ follows: schooucr- Glass A, ATLANTA fa -shp and
tae Cy;ie; Class i. Agnes and Lotus; Class H. Naac
and sunshine. sloors Class g.. Gracc Class D. stella
Pirate Eclipse Dolphin and LHz.c J.; Class L.
Caprice. Amazon, Dream Kaiser, Angler
Wave Clarita. Venture and Tourist; Class F, open
,loop- Cor,ruc. Ronrvu and Pilots Class a.. cai-r2-ed
boats Hru8tia and AJAX. flying start vac made ~
almost xactly 3 clock The course vas 20 The south
md of "a hrrakwater opposite the club house, 10 and
arolra a starboat near oyster Island "a and around
,takeDOac near IompklusVlls, = H., AM then
home. Inc competing yachts were II I-I view
.r0u the clubhouse thron-.o-t ~ tAc rae.
Tine winning Yachts were a. follow: Glass \. tae
CIvric: Glass B. the Agnes Class II. the Madcan;
Class g. the Grace Class -. thc Lizzie L. Cas- t. the
Wave: Lass T. the PIOt. The boats n Class were rot
timed.
T,freshments were served In the cub-house at the
close 10. the race and there entertainment iu tAe
Alrvouc Boat ClID house At ilEAt Inc yacAt- ~Ic E
Eliminated 40 they rode AT anchor.
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ontestea The contest was by Van Rensselaer, ana
Ncwbold with score OF 90, GO and 63 Rankine ana
Davdge did not play well as they did on the previous
day while their opponents did even better work 'nah DC
fore. Newbod followed Van Rensselaers directions
skifuy and readily and they played perfectly together
The staten leland pair the contrary often coIlzeu
each other although they frequently appaudedlor
sl,nfr1 nlovs Van Rensselaer's serving was more
forcihle than on the day before and was done Win
greater precision used his quick, hard
Strokes In returning the bah. when close 70 the net
reaf advantage again. hi5 opponents often dodEhE '
ball entirely the great mcrriment OF the onivohts
The prizes in ths contest were two silver cups a.
$50 each. , d. ,,-i,o ,roro
In The ncles" the championship and hrst prze WtIc
won bv T. + Conover OF Newark who beat T. =. b e
son Pioneer, 10y a Of Gl, 60 and 90 ne us
rrizc was Russia-eathcr belt win engraved sllNrl
awarded 10 Ben son was mounted cane valued at 50.
Conover easy victory over ms Cppoh',ut .1
steady nerve. even playing and power or endurance
which have carried him successfully nrougl al llo o
tests OF tle tournament ming with him 10 the Ia'I
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Durinc, the summer il daily edition OT
me NilJI-d Fats Gll-e,te Will b.. issued
Tie HCg,SteT Ot Hudson, y y HAS entered upon '7
seventeenth volume ~, ~.
since ijs enlargement the circulation OF me Ee"F"
M IrulI5crp i mas grown rdiioly.
IN, Chtcny Herud has just entered upon us scconl
volume. win al the prestige say the pFopretois'
GENERAL B. X. Cowan Of It Clarsylle, Ohio has sue
ce-ied Henri. Monet iu the management OF lie ono
Sicc Journal, Of Columbus.
Tue daily ana weekly editions OF The Sdr0fogt1n or
Sfog. -prlu ~ =. have been cAareeG. LUG weekly
edit ION contains -iXty-four columns.
Ihc LtitanaDOiis Inns has been purchased by W T.
Holloway. WnO been connected NlJA the press VI
Indianapolis tor many years
Ite Troy IelegraiH has been enlarged, ana IA now
prinr.d on g ylI1der Hoe press from new type.
Tue name ofThe Wing has disappeared from nc h'adlhg
IdD Lancaster PENN krdmtucF Will begin It's tthlu
volume on Ju.y with Al OUTFIT 81 new type. At the
alc tine weekly edition OI The LTIniHeT VIII Do
enlarged 10 eight pages.
Tue REGULATION ot DAVID +. Ritchis's new newspaper,
Tie Sdra0qQ Journal IS increasing al the rate OF nearly
100 copies daily. Dir RcAle says LIS paper wears no
body collar but rs OWE
on the Isl inst The Iitt0f OF Springfield, Mass was
transferred from the rlngned Printing Company TO
the springfield UnIon Company Joseph L. phptey, the
aud treasurer OF the new COMPANY hs eOtIO'
OF the buaIne-s and editorial departments OF me CH
The publishers or he iOud Csig hepO'tcd" nave Just
begun to issue what IS kuOwn a. state edldOh OF
tnrr popular Journal This edition II published on sat
uray VI each week and contains al the news aud read
ing matter pub shed the daily and county editions
The PhGdeyhiu Press has been enlarged TO nrty six
columns, ana now appears IA new urcas IL Is eSll-
mated that the pts the present Will be about
100000 more they IN 1881 year o. extra
ordinary advancement IN the history OF The Press Dur
ing the month Of May It's circulation Vac Increased by
nearly 1000 copies.
started 81 saratoga springs by Colonel d. r. Richie.
The lUiuncl experienced and pllshcd journal
ISL 30 That The Journal cannot fail to live ana thrive
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RAILROAD NEWS.
THE ADVANCE IN FREIGHT RATES.


AT special meeting of the Board OF Trade
and Transportation yesterday F. B. Thurber presented
the report OF the Committee Railroad transportation,
which stated that the trunk line railroads had struck
FOR hcher wages by giving notice Of an advance In west
bound freight rates on July !. The resolutions whicn
concluded the report were as follows;
6esoi7ed That the advance IN rates on %e.tDo oosd
H. I'm the opinion Board excessive aud calcste"
10 ini1re the business OF TINS city
Resoired. That. While We are willing 70 pay rates
which Will yield adequate return upon the ehp a. N
vested and efrav the labor and other expenses Of no
road on liberal basis we do think 10 right 'has
competition should be abrOgated By pools ana conDlhs
ons and me pubc be 90 g, % pay excessive rates oc
freight order that dividends may be paid on "atered
stock or fictitious valuations.
Resoged, That ia . matter whore the public are sd
greatly interested they in the question Of ~h1s
reasonable rates they should nave voice ID deter
change being necessary the public interest, a. vel az
that ~ the railroads should be taken M cOhsldefa"n
a. 70 the TINE such change should take effect.
Resoired. That, in the opinion OF this Board the IN
crease In compensation asked by the IRE gh,bandlers
who are no" on strlEe Is Ie9'onaoe one an -Ou o
granted ~ the railroads, and that ~ reason OF snch
advance, or other reasonable cause, an advance IN
freight charges is maze W o H,l1- -. 49,,
tain an advance sufficient for That purpose but We
earnestly protest against such wholesale ana sweeping
advance ia wesbodnd rates az has oeen recently an
nounced hy the trunk lines. ,,
Eceei That copy OF these resolutions .. ior
TO tie presidents general managers of me rnA uhs.
and that a committee of fifteen bee appointed ~ the
The ynr0us commercial bodies and the different princi-
pal branches trade 10 call upon the proper repre-ena-
sciudng ~ the recent resolution 20 advance NespouA
rates, or 10 obtain a modification thereof
The discussion % the mstter by no means eKhas-
tive but Mr. Austin. u Austin, Nichols Coz argued az
some h that The railroad companies by the advance
in rates imposed an additional TAX % 10 least sl2 5Oa
carload Nsv-Yor1 to Chicago. While they denied tho
woInen who n.eI the cais an Increase OF 80 cents
day. he declared that the business and
Iaborng men OF the country were forced
10 bear the burdens q the railroad companies
The resolutions were aGo tod without dissenting vote
but the appointment of the committee Of fifteen was
osfroQcI until tomorrow. Josiah !. White. an cE-
uo~,r W slaves. who sad that ne paid 500 freight on
goods worth not over 100, asked that tue same COM
-.e consider thc advance H. elst-JoIAt rrlsht rates.
Tire gesaest was granted on Mr.. IhlrJeFs nollon,
The I,oaI4 then adjourned.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Continued from Second Page.

- s-cond six lengths before ChickaGec Blens elm
TsreA ,f length back oi CAicSsdee NerzenaN MIN,
-four "s3xtn Ernest seventh and Godva last Mutual
p0Sss- racc-Uandicap steepcchase over ne SNORT
flI,a OR y nurse 81 $500. Seven stariers-N
co9 rt Ike Bonham aged. 1iS pounds Nolan, DC
grI1 -oron's nor Raven (sCed. IA, McBrlde Cu!
BTU n,-.e Frank short rs. AL Kinney W g Daiel =
ley Irr,rlsr g. l3~. DcdricKi. and the same owner
geicVi tv clark hv GeuelC-Paris Belle a., 10 tlt1
hln . d.! NJ j Daley's FLY Bernaoine q, 10, ).
pall.rCS and Rockaway stables gcdnE NlrgA Lea Lear
Mean So Flynn. Pools-Ike Bonham Si2o'
o. ~ ntev's entries $50, Frank short S2o,
" { $50 Books-Ike Bonham even. Beernadine
nem and Kitty Clark 10 each lnSoTTnSiI
ksfTH ,nS short 10 each Virgil Lear 10 to l. I1's
anl ~ood run with only one accident ana inat no
one Virgil Lear te but nei ther horse nor tCc
se.v,rL hurt Iugomar made the rnnu1ns IoI w
wa e " Kitty Clark. and lea IL good ~ e f9r na Tue
pto Rerpadinc secoud.lAe Bonhain thlIu h-''9 IN
sCg+s ara Frank short urn ha'T ,o
ehu ,be u~occcdiugs from distance. Plallly my
wa wa ,or exed with any idle ambition. AooUt tU.V
49,. of mile from The end. Kitty clark went U"
qua, and jumping and running cleveT4y undef me 9h
~ SIng o Fitzpatrick, she retained hei eau 10
~. r-rrin- hy two lengths BernaGine second, hSu
en- before Ike Bouham. II Bcrnadne anu lue ~,
& rad NOT been pushed much in the cary par - t
r. the end might have been different ram ~
r. To- FAR back fourth Insomar dispIueu min anu
Raven @ worse sixth. ,r-.--..
-. "a. racing viii be continued on TUESDAY
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TIL PEOGE.lNNE II FALE.
rRrrARrlG FOR TIE CLOSING FXEEcIs1s-rIE
SENIOR APPOINTMENTS.
rrr ID ID. ,pf 20 TIE TuruT-vr

9I-N4N' ~
by TELEGRAPH TO IHE ltlbCNi-
gladuates OF Yale have been arriving to-day ana the
M Haven Tou.e il fairly full II the early corners. I'll.
-'' .-.fl-.. .t....,..- ,r-..,. -..,
annual e1amlualons ehieu last l'e''-'' 10y "i 7A'
70 have been unusually severe one SENIOR I@4' o." -o
i sree eight Juniors have beeu dr0pped and nobody
-. ,.. 1...,. ,,,al.. ar...,o -,r,bor,,,re-
AA""' "-"' -'' W ~ I,........
aud Freshmen Tle candidates Tor the coming fltr4'A
o1.ss have moi vet arrived n .arge numbers.
49,. ~ ,.,,,..,o,,,..r,.-- d.v from Thursdav 10
Inc 'u'N-' 0 '-' IN 80 49,. -
eduesdav TIE effect to AudClo up all OF iIe t4t
o-,. ~ tb. ,Sc.k CASA dav instead Of coming on
- s..,,-l,. j. ~, Nrort,~ President Porter
4ur'ud' az 4'-l'0-'' - va '''' =,
viii preach the o'cca1nret'e Oh sunday anu on AoDuaS
~ b., ~. -. ,i.lt nan ..i7s IRON, 81. -
sepA T. 9hcilci4 ~ -''I '''' ''4 Ian. ~ 80 VA ~
the D~Ogr Iue Of the week DO not Qlrr from tAdt OF
f,r,I.- ,o,rs meeting Of the Alumni viii he held
o.,, ..,.f,.l, f, ,,,,,,,s rf.r
lucsCoy morning dc '''V "'-N 80 ~
Polls f)r TIC election u member or the corporation
vii be open all day on Tuesday Ihcre are iIfe can
dldatee ia the le'G tacA WIN s'44I 10 80 v W
vacancy To D. lleI - M. o' t,3i".4 - -
~ TIE Germ o. Judge lalt, DLIJ my ANNUAL az
CHIEF Justice ate, ouI-c NaIH'Il, IlH4-' Va WI"
ctlcut aud u. dwight tOlutIr OF ~ LOUIS. ---
exercises of tae Law Department win an address ny
Dorulau H. Eaton. LID, of New-lOIk, on Inc "fuHAc
Relations and Duties OF the Legal Profession Inc al
cross vI be followed by the Townsend Prize speaAlne
Sheffield scientific school take place ID North oheicd
Hall on tuesday evening. On the same evening tu.re
Will Doe q reception TIE rooms OF the Law Scuooi LOT
o. he school, Win ILt4I laul4Ae7 '''
proper IN Centre Cuurch, oeslAhlhE a. = % -4ocA
O'clock in the afternoon l- INC
IL the evening TIC PRESIDENT rtce plum a. nc 1
school. 49,. ....o .-,,-,o5
ne following
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rnE NArInNAL RALWAY.

WASHINGTON, June 2l- Representative
Hazeltou w l-.j. chairman Or the House Committee on
Pacific Railroads, has reported 10 the House substitute
Tor the original Dill proposing the incorporation OF the
National Railway. This substitute authorizes the CON-
pany 10 build a railroad from Washington 90 tie Hudson
River opposite NewYork aad grants % % The power 10
appropriate l-ads the construction and operation OF
the road ~ include the lands uecc.-ay for delots,
wharye- ctc wi.hin the city % Ncy York ana Jersey
civ Il Unite She hrs-c,lsa ger fare from Wash-
ipgton e. N-w-Tor1 20 - provides that the charter
shall not Doe sod, transferred assigned 10 any
person or corporation, and directs the company
to BEGIN the construction OF the road
within twelve months after ;he passage Of the act. In
Grafton ~ power prop sed 20 De granted 10 tho
incorporaors tie bin provide thar he United states
IN lis -ha 3a transport I'd by the any 0r IT, through
fa-- trains Dc- Wec4 Washington ad Sew YORK ia " iDS
to exceed hours and 81 mnu per trip, lor -le CON-
peusatiou the POstn&stcr-C eg may deem just AMI
Tie incorporators named in the BIN are John B. Cor.
doq. jose oil 4. Jameson, Hl-n Mr.uloch. william A.
Wallace H. ". Hutchinson. George X Chase, Noah l..
JeffIi-s john 4. j. Cre-vell and A. J.. Davis.
The substitute was ordered printed and recommended
% the committee.
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STOCKHOLDERS RATIFYING 4 PURCHASE

FUILADELTHTA, JUNO -f.--AT y U'TTTIE o.
The stockholders OF r1e Camden ami Atlantic Railroad
to take action upon the proposition for TIE purchase u
the William Massey interest IL the Philadelphia
and Atlantic Cry Railroad narrow etuga, held
in Camden this morning, there was manifested
decided opposition on tine part OF many II the stock
hodors The price 10 PAID Tor the Massey interest IL
s5o0u0O Tho directors purchase was ratified By
large majority Of votes. The condition was
imposed. however tina. the Transaction
must he consummatel before July l,
Otherwise the company Wiz take the road and me
directors Will have % DeAr all possibility. william
L. ElA.us. stakeholder OF the camden ald Atlantic,
wholsa I!i~ec-or OF tie Pennsylvania Railroad Com
,auv winch operates the Camden ana At.nics rlvas
lue the West Jersey Aas Obtained temporary inJunc-
ton AGAINST the purchase.
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THE PrvysyvANIA STATEMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-.Ihe statement Of
the business all lines the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company east OF Pttsburg and Eue FOR May, 1852 as
compared with tue same month in 1851, shows Al III
crease n ;he gross earnings of S-Ji0>O increase IN
the expenses OF 2l73sOl and an Increase IN the net
earnings ol I79 Tie 1--WE months ~ lS-2, ~ CONF
pared with the period o. ISL, show decrease IN
NET earnings OF $50, - All IIcs west of Ilf@ourg
and Erie Tor th- fve months OF 80 snow deficiency
IN meeting al liabilities o. ~IjJ.Ji3 being dccr'-e -
compared with tne same period o. ISL vi sl7l33L2.
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1 Co4cHIyG PARrYs NISH4P.

SAN FRANCIsco, June PA dispatch from
santa Cr.z received last night state, that coach
IN which a number Of young people from san Francisco,
who had been camping ont III the vicinity, were taking
ride went over tho turnpike bank neag FELTON,, killing
tue NJ -es iva Cowdc-y Iva Suss"y. Celia scott ana
Master George Scott and woundug Masters Burr bcnla
MIN l,uriln anl " Illam M0ckles seriously lie acct
deut was caused by the horses shyIng
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

CHICAGO, June 24-The Pullman Palace
Car Company mas about completed negotiations which
Wi give &c control Of the s.eepngcar business on tha
lines of the Chicago Y T4ulee aud - Paul Railroad
the largest railroad system ~ the United states.
MARsHALLrowN, Iowa, June 24.-suDerllteudens
Woolston has returned NewYO.k. authorized 70 Leo
the contracts for grading and bridging 100 miles OF the
v .scous.u. Iowa aud Nebraska Railroad.
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CovrTDrVcr IN TUEIR EyfPLOYEs.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2t.-Ihe officials Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad main am that they voul 30. De
warranted in view Of the present condition Of railroad
matters n making any advance IN wages on the con-
trary every effort has been made within the last month
or two in consequence or the failng0f in trade 20
duce expenses ~ every point The officers express iu
cont ieucr the Loyalty o. thei. employees, and have 10
NJ
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CANOE RACING AT STATEN ISLAND.

Tim New-York Canoeing Club held a regatta
yesterday afternoon at New-Brisnton, Staten Island
The first contest a sailing race in which there were
five entries as follows: d" Pearl models or centre
board canoes-Rppie, ". Whitlock, and Tramp c. !.
Oudn thirdcl3ss cauoes-Do, c. 7. Naux ksmcraida
NJ Van Rensselaer,. ir.. and Within. J. +. Newman Inc
course was from the boat-house the north shore Oh
the island around Robbins Reef Light, thence around
spar Buoy No. =, and back 20 the starting place
fine start was made at about $3.50 O'CLOCK ana
tbs little ycs-es with their big WHte
sails. went ealuMiuC out into the pay l'D
Ripple won in the pearl" class I'm 81 minutes so
seconds the Tramp coming IN 80 seconds later ~ lHe
Their class the bot won in 3 minutes 20 srcoAu- hu
thc Esmcrada came III second Acg tlne being Al Inn
utes So seconds a. 49,,
secoudolss canoes. Ia this race there were seven en-
tries The alOu- ,Lc sAOte WIN Two ludI
and was about t1re-forrfhs Of "A nile IN leh-lh lHe
race was won bv The Within. O. *. Monroe, ~ minutes
H. seconds Tie Natalie, NJ g. Foster. was second hci
time being minutes - seconds. In the paddluS CON
test Tor second over tine same COURSE Carr
one e. NauX. Tic winning boat, her time Deli-
minutes. - seconds Wau-ef.r j. Jones, came III
second u minutes 4G seconds. Tie la7t race was n
tandem contest. Garry one. G.. r.. NauX and NJ Il.
Wheeler WAS rsf ip minute. - seconds. While Lorna
Doom 81. Wlu,ocs oad j.. 3. e,h-, came ia -tc't li
minutes 30 seconds. IAe p-4es were six peLAAis III
the clubs CllOrs.
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION

CHARLOTTE, \. C., June OF he boiler at
the ~ Catherine gold nine, on he Ar Line Railroad III
the western suburbs Of this city, exploded to-day
Joseph Roarke, white and Abrain Maxwell and Edward
Wheeler colored. the engineers ter1oy se4ded,
kOzrke and MaTwelfs injuries being fatal wheeler
hands we're 80 bad 10y Injured that ampuatOn Will prob
ably DO necessary Mr. Pitcher the supurinte denl wac
Rescued from tine debris uLhurt The eIpIOsIOu Was
caused by csTryL lg LOO much aul-
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PEEkskILL, n. Y, June 24.-Pen ;. C..
Voght who III March last left, estate valued al
100000. de left only son, who has been adjudgcd
q lunauc by d commission. w. l. Dy knan, the ca
ecutor OF the estate 9sks be appointed permanent
committee OF the estate OF the uAato, VINO about
fortyye years old. Al only daughter OF Inc Innate
~ - mont tairtV years ola Unmarried, aska Tor the
appointment Of some otner Per-on than MI. Dykma H.
on t grouud that whatever l. left OF the estate alter
thu drf o he uuatIc father g0es ~ the executor
his Drotser and TWO sister.
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CONDITION OF N1n0N4L B4yES

WAsHcGTON. June 2A-The following - an
abstract ~ reports made 10 the Controller OF the
Currency showing he condition Of the National banks IN
the United states at the close Of business MAJ 49,
i--2 number OF banks. 2223.:
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THE BoLER-N4EER> 1T FORK AGAIN.

The boier-mlkers who have been on strike at
the shops Of Mes-rs Roach and Deamater Tor several
weess have returned 10 work The men went
back u, as their employers we're pleased 10
l-
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orHER RAsEBALL GAMEs.

IL the Iesrle contest al Buffalo Yesterday between
Tie Boston and buta-o t~eins the iasleih nine won
ton, reading az the bat 4ne score Oy innings wie IS
follows:
bo.,,p ................o.o 0 o 0 3 0 %
Barslo. ......... .........-...-O o q Il
Iase 1ts-BOs,ou, IA Buffalo, :. Errors Boston, 81;
IHn4o, 3. Umpire Mr.. Mclean
The game AZ Cleveland between the Troy and Cleye-
laud nirea finely contested one up 70 the sIx Ia
in"ihe the score being tie one 10 one Inc nome team
d." away from This point and won a. follows;
sS ,y..-- ,......,...S %
a,r lits-Ciey Gland, o; Troy o. Cleveland,
g roy. :. Umpire. AlT. bradley.
lie Providence and Chicago mines played az Chicago.
= visiting team OutD Ted aud played
l., -cr beldug game than the ex-cAAin pious
IL contest was very close and exciting 10 10 De
irr.rg wncn the Providence got 10 Jour rtius win
rl.g fleiu the game The Providence team are sim
ahead II the contest iOi the league cuaupOnsup SUD
joined IL the score;
I.royldeace .........-..-.-..O 2 0 o.
CLlcs GO. -----...--..----.o y v 1 %
base hIts-Provldenc.. 10 Chicago g. Errors-Proyl-
crue-. Z Chicago, 3 Umpire, Sir Pearce
Tie game At Detroit between the Worcester and De
tolt Iiucs was postponed OIL account " rain.
The Metropolitan Waited Philadelphia yesterday
pia ed tie twelfth League Alliance contest with the
pacA W.ch proved tue most exciting and closely coli
tested srres Tie game d df+N alter playing
fifteen lunings The ulnes play again on Monday.
lie score Sls Metropolitan, z Philadelphia, -
LNH VI THE LAWNTkNNIS TOURNAMENT.
Ile final contests III the lawD-tennis cham
rionf tournament the Staten Island Cricket Club
Grounds played yesterday afternoon larger
crowd collected than any the other days II was
expected the double OF Van Rensselaer, and
hcwbod against Rsns1ne and Dsvldge would We closely