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New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BAsEBALL NEWS.

Another well-eontested game of baseball
was played yesterday by the Cleveland and New
League Mines and ahont 1000 people assembled AT tue
Polo Grounds TO witness 1t The New-iofK niue ios ui
,,a througb damaging errors by Troy and Welch and
moor decisions of the umpire. The Cleveland nhe went
into the van in tie inning, scoring an unearned
run Dunlap made sate hit. and went TO second on
Wild pitch by Ward Ewing sent the bali hneiy 10 IIos
AZ second base. but Troy let the ball go by ana pl"p
scored on the error In the second inning the Vis'os
earned a run. Glasscock made three-base MT anu
scored on Phillips's two-bagger No more runs "eIo
scored unt the fifth inning when after three chaico9
had been given, three were made. phe Ne"-io,a
nine began TO score in fifth inning but theJ cou
not overtake the long lead OF their opponents In the
fifth inning welch made hit Ireg goi 70 m S Tn N he he
error bv DUNLAP Both scored on EWings MI. III i !io
eighth inning Ewing was given first base on seven pas
Went 10 second on wild pitch. ard scored on Oomo,
hit Phillips made home ru9 in the llntn iin,s, LIS
Glasscoc Conner. Ewing Cassis anu dr'' trrrgan,
excellent fielding Phillips led AT the pat tIiina1'
The uInpre made several decisions that were hsSeo'
The score is follows;
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
RACING AT CoNEY ISLAND.

The card for to-day at Sheepshead Bay is
extremely attractive aud ought to furnish series OF
exciting contests After Barnes disgraced PzaTro
Thursday the cry among racing o, any good
eeycarold can beat that English cOlt Several will
have chance TO try to-day. for PzarrO Trafalgar Maid
OF Athoi Joe Blackburn. Thures Heel-audTce and nine
more will meet in the first For the Turf Stakes
round VIII and Zero az last is stake which
the Dwyers cannot get, for the Hist OF starters
includes representative from their stable. In tic
selling sweepstakes they have Bo0Uack bat several fast
ones are lightly weighted that even BOoUacks
chances doubtful The Coney Island Cup will bring
out Monitor, ECle, General Monroe and Conpcnsaton
II Eole Is in last years form he viii be :st the nsa
le - no better than he ~ Jerome Park even Com
pensation may ourun him Tho list Of probable starters
for all the races is as follows:
FIRST RACE PURSE $500, FOR THaEE-YEARoLDs, sPg-
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). He hositated a moment and

ing with mingled emotions. He hestated moment anc
then went on ,,,hor
a. bear the Of my father and my grahah@.nea' g @
and am known so where was bOrn-honoraDiy porn,
fswear III And | only wish I were twenty years y
younger and there we're prejudice against III no a
should say anything different to me "
CLOSING THE TESTIMONY.
After this remarkable there was little OF interest,"
left in the case The defence did not continue the cross
examination beyond question or two, to whch MI.
Belmont replied he had cOnversed with his son ABOUT
the case and did not want him to suffer for the imputed
crime OF bis father he had determined to haveD
indicted he did not reract In the arce
The last witnesses were W. W. MacFarland, John
Crosby Brown, the banker, who testified as to the
usages OF bankers in relations to bills of exchange ana
Walter Luttgen Arguments then made by Colonei
Spencer and Colonel Fellows, and Judge Cowng us-
charged the Jury till Monday morning
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
The COURTS.
SUIT AGAINST A COMMERCIAL AGENCY.

SUIT AGAINST COMMERCIAL AGENCY
An interesting question has arisen as to the
rights of commercial agencies to give information 70
their subscribers concerning the financial standing ana
credit of persons desiring to purchase from such SUD
scrIbers Nlohclas OConnel has brought suit against
James II Giles OF the Manhattan Commercial Agency
So 900 damages Tor alleged libel It's
alleged that Giles informed subscriber that the credt
of OConne was doubtful and that he had stuck the
trade hady by Of this oConnell was unable TO
obtain goods credit and compelled to close OUT
his business Mr. Giles said that commercial agencies
were frequently threatened with libel suits bnt that
this should not deter the agencies from giving what was
believed to reports Colonel Cameron KING
counsel for Mr. Ges, said that the information was
given in good faith TO subscriber IL was PrVllegen
publication and, there being actual malice the lia
Tiff could under the decisions of the supreme court
OF New York, any damages even II the repoft
should prove to be incorrect IN some particulars III
would be important to all commercial agencies
aud merchants relied upon them for Information
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE.

The commencement exercises OF Rutgers
Female College were held IN the Madison Avenue Con-
srsgational Church Last night The largo auditorium
was ary filed with the friends Of the graduates. The
Rev. Dr. s. d. Buecdarl, the president Of the college
presided. After organ solo by :. r. Earle. prayer
was offered by The Rev DR. Sampson. and then followed
the literary exercises Of the evening irtsr5persed
with quartcts. ducts and solos by tic young ladies Of
the college The yalodiciory address given by Miss
lchnie 4. Hammond 4 farewell cong sung DY the
gr4dna'et The degrees conferred by the prr5i-
dent aud tie exercise. clOEed with The doGpiocy.
The graduates were: Bachelors Of Art--JeDule EnzH
beth IIammOIi, Carrie Emilia Lyon ard Lzze Ellison
GtaeXpOolr. Eachclprs of Literature Eliza Ada
Brlncgorhuh Fannie Foster aud sara Montgomery Rea
ts.iimouia for partial course given % Fannie
Rockwell CungwOrtn.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
PRINCETON.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Princeton s the same that rowed last year,
although Howell, who then pulled stroke, s now in No
seat and Bird has gone the fourth seat. With the
exception OF Martini there Is change in the University
creE since last year. There seemed 10 be little difer-
eDce in the appearance OF the two crews Prncetons
aggregate weight was thirteen pounds loss
than that OF tho University crew, but the
New jersey men looked much browner and more hardy
A fair even start was made at 6:l5 p. III, Princeton
taking west side OF the After few strokes
showed a lead OF foot or two, both crews
going al pace of forty strokes 10 the minute In
little wle this was slightly essened. At the end OF the
half mile there seemed TO be little advantage Tor
either h0th going Ike clockwork witD Iantess
steering After passing wharf at strawberry the
Princeton men Veered sg itly from their course ana
eucroacaed that OF nome crew. barely escaping
a fOui The University crew shoJ on az
tangent 10 avoid n collision ana lost
q tTne, and In consequence Princeton bad IA lead
OF a length az the end Of mile Then the UnNersly
men quiekened their pace little aud Gre" up even
Again Princeton spurted ahead for lead OF three-
length, but with this the effort ceased ana
tine University shell cOurscd ahead, crossing tho nc
two lengths ahead, III the time of Inln 10 sec.'
whc IS accounted by brisk breeze that was blow
ing up the The cup and tee gold medals pre-
senied every year the winning crew were presented
tonight al the Coi0nnade Hotel
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
TIE wooDHALLs' BAIL REDUCED.

The counsel Tor Alice and Harriet WOOdhaII,
who held by Police Justice Herman ON charge oil
having assaulted Of the relatives OF John Giltho
old man with whom the women have lived alone many
years in the capacity OF servants, and against whom
lnnaoy proceedings now pending, applied yesterday
90 Justice Donohue to have the ball. which had been
fixed nc 81 0GO reduced the ground that II was ex-
cessye under the circumstances No serOns opposition
having been made TO the application, Justice Dcnonuo
reduced the bail to $780, The Counsel fer the W0odha
sisters denied that they had any intention OF going TO
Europe, had been rumored He also stated that he
had put OF hts clerks In charge OF their house WITH
instructions shoot who should dare to enter
without authority lie further denied any knowledge OF
the place where Mr. gill could now be found. and ex
pressed the greatest desire that this place be discovered
and Mr. Gil brought forth from it into court
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

solicitation on the Part OF friends for my time so
taken up by my judicial duties. Ihaye heard some-
thing Of the troubles of Union College II am elected
untranmeled by pledges OF any kind. But az an
aumnue OF Union, and who has deep interest In
her welfare shall do my utmost 10 restore the career
of usefulness and honor and the proud position which
Union held for years shall favor thorough
examination OF the matters In dispute and an appca
ton of the necessary corrective matter who IL hurt
Something must certainly be done TO cure
the faculty and the president odds the discipline and
usefulness Of the college must certainly suffer- Tits
With Thorough examination there should be no diff.
Guilty in ascertainng where the blame rests. Thls
shonld be the first duty OF the new Board OF Trustees
Unless ths is done there will remain such dissensons
anl troubles exist and the usefulness OF the col
ege as an institution of learning VIII be coespondingy
impafred.0
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
REUNION OF TaE E0CLEIAN SOCIETY

The fifty first annual reunion and dinner OF
the Euceian Literary Society OF the University OF tho
City OF NewYOrk took place last night at the sooe,ys
rooms in the University Building in Washington square
About 100 alumni and undergraduates present.
Professors K ii. Bull, +. Russell and b. n Martin, OF
the university also After the dinner an ora
ton was delivered by George NJ Duncan of the class OF
81 VINO is now In Yale Theological seminary Toass
10 the different college fraternites whose members be-
Ion to the proposed and after each toast
song Of the fraternity answered Ior was Ssns.
The health of each class represented was proposed tle
class song was sung and the class snout was gwen Tao
Euceian prizes for two essays by members OK
the sncleIY were aMarded late IN the evening.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
4 MILLION IN NEW BONDS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-President Goweh'
Of the Philadelphia aud Reading halifoaa' invites
written proposals for the purchase Oh si0'o,ooo rs
n,or,gaeo ner cent coupon bonds OF the shamokn,
sunbury aud Iewisburg Railroad Company, secured py
a mortgage upon the thtrty-one miles OF road now
nnisheS and 10 be opened for business in few days
The Lne exsends from shamokiu through sanbury and
Ieysburg to West Mlton Penn, where connects Win
,ne ssa Railroad forming the connecting lice IN
tbe nav system Of roads, uniting ;ae lines 0I the
Pniladephia aud Reading Railroad with those ei tne
NexYork Central Rsilf5ad Company The bonds are
in the denoniuatons o $1,000 each, aud VIII oe so,a
win Tie accrued interest rom Mag l, 1883 no oiu
will he considered under 95 per IL Is the nleu
tion OF the company apply to have the bonds paeS
nDon the Isis of .nc Philadephia and NewNorK StooA
Excnau
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
NEW STUDENTS FoR 7HE CITY COLLEGE.

At the College of the City of New York, in
Lexiugton.ave. yesterday morning. the names OF el5
members of the cys public schools VINO had passed the
entrance examinations to the college wera announced
large crowd Of youthful students with their teachers
and parents had gathered in the college D1iaag aud
around 1t TO learn the results Of the examinations. Ia
all there were 992 applicants for admission. Three ont
OF this number were reectedo being below the required
age fourteen years The number or successful caadi-
dafes * much larger usual Their average percea
age was little more than rs per cent The scholars
from School No. SSH West rwen ,had tne highest
average percentage Thomas W. C0nkn u principal and
~ j MeEghan Is .princlpal Of the school
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
THE CONVICTION RACES.

CovINGToN, Ky, Jane 15.-The first race
to-day. dash of mile aid eighth, had six starters
Drake Carter. the fayorite handily In 202la with
Emma Manly second ani centrcylle third. The mile
and quarter purse was taken by Little Butteroup in
2l4L with Metropolis second ana Major Hughes third
For the Himyar Stakes, one mile and thres frongs,
only four came 10 .he post LeonGtus the favore won
easily from Referee, with Aztec third. Tme 2:27A
The fourth miie hcats for a PURSE 5000
Ballast won the first heat Ia l:164. Lori Raglan the
secsnd ana Oakeaf the tlird LItae Emily was dis
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
THE pRIcE or FINDING A PURCHASER.

D. G. ButterfieId has begun an action IN the
Supreme Court against William H. Henry to recover
$780, commission alleged TO be due him on the sale
OF certain miues for Mr. Henry. lie alleges that Mr.
Henry agreed to give him 100000 If he would hnd
cash purchaser OF the mines for 100000 He had In
troduced such purchaser TO Mr. Henry but had never
received his commission On a motion yesterday by the
plaintiff for a commission examine J. B. Bryce, VINO IS
now in England, affidavit vi Mr.. Henry was read In
opposition It. He asserts that Mr.. Bnttcrheds calE
against him is utterly without foundation and more.
over that no purchaser for his iues had eyer been
found He also charges that Mr. Buttereld Is sort OF
speculatOr with little money or character DECISION On
the mo ton reserved
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
TRACING d MISSING FAMILY

Mrs. T.. Bollin and two children who arrived here
March 10 IN the steamship France on their way 20
join DIR. BoliIn at st. Louis, DISAPPEARED inysieri
ousiy after landing. The husband has sought far
and near for bis family Superintendent jackson
has learned that Josef Pullman, who was also
8 passenger on the France, was put on
She ships manifest as single man, bat that be
went to one.of the immigrant hotels with young
woman and two children. They afterward went
20 Weston, Randolph County, West Va. Il is be-
J;eved that tho woman aud two children are the
missing onA
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
DAVID GARRICK AT PRINCETON

PRINCETON, June 15.-rhe annual commence
Inent exercises OF College OF NewJersey promise TO
De OF than usual interest This evening the Dra-
matte Association fer the benefit OF the College Athletic
Association performed the comedy OF "Dayd Garrtck
10 large and fashionable audience The cast was COM
posed Of the following studens Meesfs Royle, Grouse
Harsh., IOGge, Scott Jones, white, French and Alex
aUdei. Tomorrow morning the commencement week
programme win open with the reading Oi theses by
OF the John z. Green School OF Ecences In
the afternoon the Gale iOniau will place Toe
exercises OF day viii close with the college Glee Club
concert IN the gymnasium.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
MEDALs LA CARLIsLE INSTITUTE.

The closing exercises at Carlisle Institute, at
Maais0n.ayc and lty-sxtb-st, tJOk place yesterday
The following pupils received gold medals Florence j..
Taylor Ciara L. speer Mau1e J.. Meeks, Justine GOtten
the collegiate department; Allie NJ. Beach. Adele f.
Ryer, aad Carrie Rosenwald, OF the IN Intermediate aud
Josie Meighan, OF the primary department. Gold medals
for department.
The Luther medal for the highest AVERAGE IN the col
legate department, and presented 10 the school by
r. Luther, awarded 10 Miss Clara L. spce Of Jersey
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
AN EFFORT 10 CORNER GRAIN

Members of the Produce Exchange engaged
In the shipping Of breadstufs complaining oil an
effort 20 corner" the market tho part or certnn
specuators The wheat market IL dali and exporters
are holding or hence only few orders can be execu'ed
England and Fraace have begun to import Russian ana
Bombay wheat and are letting this country severely
alone This added 10 the fact that the stock IN stores
unusually large--neary 4,000,000 busbes-gfyes Nv
pressing tone generally Corn has been saken ireoy o
export uEt tie last few days, aud specuat0s are oy
taking hold II and putting IT In warehouses; LVpss
for hgaof prices Meanwhile tho cost OF storage 10 pons
added
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
THE PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.--The commence
ment exercises Of the Univerdty OF Ponnsyyaua ere
held at the Academy OF Music this morning Oratons
delivered by number Of students The degree OF
Bachelor of Arts conferred upon 20 Students that of
Bachelor OF upon 10. the degree OF Master OF
Arts upon 8. Bachelor Of Laws upou a. and Doctor
Medicine upon 2 The honorary aegree OF Doctor was
Conferred Professor Isaac Sharpiess, H.; aud the
degree OF Doctor OF Divinity the Rev. William Waok-
crDaglc A. NJ,
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
TILE COuRT OF APPEALs.

SARATOGA, June 15.--In the Court of Appeals
today-present the Hon. william c. Ruyer, c. j.. and
associa tes-the following business transacted:
No lGG-NathanC c. Smons and another. appellants,
the First OF Union Spnlgs and others. rs
gacd for appellants slOmtte for respond
cnts.
no l76-The Evansville Na,lonn Bank res22llent sst
Adolf KauimAn an anOtler appelm ARGUED for appa
lanls Submitted for respondent.
No I5s-Anaow keha, appellant agt the Stlte o. New
York, Tas lnde lt-Subnttel
The Court Adjourned 10 lj;3Da. m. Monday.
the day oaanhar for Monday, June lS MOI
CO.., 693. 7O2, l4l, ia. l53, 1872. 49,
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

A Boston lady who has Just moved to this
city was called upon by Of nsighbors other
DAY. who opened Tie conversation b. asking: How do
you like your house r. Not at all" was the dig-
coDtened answer al suffer SO much iT0u insomnia"
Strange" answered the neigbbOr ymDatheliealiy
ana IN new house, too. You mnst Get a rap" she
evidently thought insomnia was Boston f0r mice. Bos
ton Post
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
THE COMMLYCENEY1 SEASON.
THE BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC.

The exercises Of the twenty eighth annual
commencement OF the Brooklyn Collegiate and Poly
tecbnIc Institute were head the Brooklyn Academy Oh
Music, last eveping. Nearly 5000 persons we're
present Amonge those upon the stage we're
Mayor Low x-Judge Giber;, Joshua NJ Van Cot;' CITY
Treasurer Fleeulau, Colonel X. &. Ward. Bridge
gupeIintcndent c. c. Martin. st. Clair Nc
Kelway, Dr. ID. Il. Cochran, tfe Rev. DIR.
FA Farley and A. s. Barnes Seven oratlons were made
by the graduates, the sautatory being given by T. d.
Tutle who spoke OF Classical Education" and the vale
dctory by William f. Dudly. whose orntiOn was en-
titled "The Mission OF England" The diplomas were
presented 70 the twentvone graduates by tho principal
o: The school, Dr. d. H. Cochran. The degree OF Baehe-
or OF Arts by the authority OF the Regents Of the State
University was conferred upon William Frederic Dud-
lev and Regent st. Clar McKelway presented the
diplomas wita "A speech.
Mayor Low then addresseu the graduates referring TO
the aci that years ago be himself bad been
graduated from the Polytechnic Institute One OF the
advantages Of the aga and time In ts land he said
that once year all men went 10 the polls and zach
found that ne counted for more aud 10 less
Tue cities this land. wnicI held ~ per cent or the
population mus solve the problem Of seif-gOvrrnment
1ihe following the graduates oi tins year IN the
several departments:
nateack Ell Kendall. wBJr Spencer, T..
idsrs@ 8Sss2@ Z VITA bfeai e%iiIs 4iiI 4@1s rHs1s
FranksaDurg, II Z irPOmcf0y. II Wood, II
SCIENTIFIC.
nYoe4,gsyA Ribhe. As obcmeyorJ
MooGbndge. J
LIEgRAI-
Cbri.,enssD. CT Dadley. VIZ Rliching. GH
Tonsey, ir TUNER W.
rosT-GRADUATEs
Calle.der. II Pcet, LII
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
PENNSYLVANIA WINS THE cHHDs CUP.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-The annual race
for the Cnds Challenge Cup took place this evening
over the National Course, sohuyl River the distance
being one and quarter miles, For the fourth time In
the SIX years that tho cup has been contested Tor among
the rowing clubs Of three colleges. the University OF
Pennsylvania Princeton and Columbia, the first named
Institution the silver trophy.
The coutesting crews to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
CRICKET AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-The Merton Cricket
Ciub to-day defeateI the Baltimore Club In one
mning match ut Ardmore by the following score :
Merton, 1876 Baltimore, lis.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
CLASS DAY AT BROWN

Providence. II. l., June 15.-Class Day eK-
ercses et Brown University TOOK place to-day with
promenade concert ana an illumination Of Inc college
grounds in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
ATHLETIC GAMES AT BATES COLLEGE.

LEWISTON Me-, June 15.-Ihe Bates Col
lege athletic games took place to-day and were wen
contested of sixteen events the seniors won ten and
Che srph1noFes six Tho lawn tenDs tjurney was Won
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

tanced and Lutte Fogle drawn. The second heat was
Won nv Lord Raglan in 1:4G Oakeaf second ana nlstrai
third Fhc third heat was Won by Lord Raglan
from Ballast In l:47A2
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
A COMING LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

The Orange, n. j., Lawn Tennis Cub vail
give an open for the sagles and doubles
the club grounds. Mountain Station June 27. - and
90 beginning al 4:3O each day The prizes will
be silver cups.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

FOURTH RACE, coSEY BLAND cur. 2l4 MILES
Yrs Pfs.
+. Gebhards horse Eolc BY Eolus-War Song. ia
YOuksrs stables horse Gen ,fa Monroe, Tom
BOwDg-Mnnis r. Morgan. gau................ ia
G. L. Lolil1rGs geidng Monitor. by Glenelg-
MINI ........ .'..ss,d III
Oden Bo0lhs geding COMPENSATION by Catesby
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RACE. PURSE $780, FOR THaEE-YEAR.oLDs, sPE-
CIAL WEIGHTS, / NILE
IN TwC-YEAR-oLDs, Five

SECOND RACE, TURF STAKES FOR TwC-Y EAR-oLDs, Five
FURLoNGs.
Pds.'
O. L. IOflsrds colt Hsveler by Pat 10
o. l. L0nSrds colt Ihackefay by Great Tom. 40
Wherss colt by King Ernssi-CY ........... ITO
AitbeTss LILY Eccoa Dy
kittsOns colt Ruchie by Aiprfn ll0
Kittsons ally Issaquena by Alarm lO7
KesO's ally Eqnipoise. by ytnqurer--............ 1O7
Ke-0's 1lly Water III by King AioDso lO7
X. W. Waldees nly Iolu by Ten Brock I07
GreeI's oily Unknown by fcGer lO7
owners colt Bob Cook 10
Asy's My, by King AbobsO Lerna lJ7
THIRD RACE, SELLING SWEEPSTAKES, ALL AGES lis
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! 4 q 1 2 q d O-I4

IREAIOh, y. j., June lO-Ahe iAt"i-o'al" chaHpOn-
ship gaIno here to-day between the Trenton aud Acflye
ouBs given t. t1e former ~ the tDIrl mnlug the
visitors refused To Gbdo by the unprs ceclsun IN de-
cssDg Bog ogt after making home the ground
that he cid touch second base. An exhibition game
was played Immediately aflerwart ana resulted IA favor
OF the IrenlOus by the ecOre OF IL to L.
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u Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween and o. Castings and Machinery OF every
description made to order jy24-4p1m