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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-14
Animal Annual Mileage
@a,es ana Tsrritories.
FALLING OFF IN REVENUE.

WASHINGTON, June ia comparative
stement has been prepared at the Treasury Depart
neut showing the OF the Government Tor the
rst eleven months Of the fiscal years 1882 aud 1888 IL
Is ~ follows:
Eleven mouths ending May g. 1882 From customs
5000 sso.Os9; from internal revenue, S133,322.5s2;
from miscellaneous, $34342. 632, or total OF S37oo4o
$50 Eleven months ending May 81, 1883 Iron
customs, $l92, 1866; from internal revenue
sIa3 7lo993: from miscellaneous, $36723,oo4, or "a
total OF 1868 413 This shows decrease 10
far fine present fiscal year 10 June l. OF S7,l7o.94o
Amer the first quarter OF the present fiscal year ended
September 80 1892 the receipts were DDnt foooo9oO
m xs of the receipts for the corresponding period OF
rhe YEAR ISL There been gradual reduction since
maj e however, which 1T Ia estimated Will amount 10
nearly 100000 900 by the end of the present nscai
year.
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MIR. GERHARD At POLICE HEADQUARTERS.

Much'curosity was caused at Police Headquarters
vesterd ay by the presence there of Frederick GeD-
lardand his sister Mrs Frederick Nelson, OF No. 100
Fifth-aye. They went INTO the detective office and
had a long consultation with Sergeant Bird. liz
was said that they wished assistance IN the inyes-
eilned 10 give information. Mrs Nelson went to
Police Headquarters again later IN the day. unae-
compared by her brother aud saw Inspector
Byrfes Alter she had left the building 1t was sad
that she had suspected maid in her employ OF
theft The maid had served Mrs Nelson several
years aud her honesty had not been called IN qles-
ton until recently, when a number of valuable
articles were missed from the house. Ii was SAID
that after consulting with the detectives Mrs.
Nelson had arrived at the conclusion that her ss-
piclons mignt be groundless. In any event II was
thought best not to make an arrest until proofs Oh
guilt were found.
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ANOTHER FIcToRY OYER SUPERSTITION.

The Thirteen Club celebrated its eighteenth
victory over superstition, at the knckerbockcr Cottage,
last night There were precisely thirteen members pres
ent-and few besides-and over these stern
Chief Ruler Daniel Wood held sway. The first super
stion demolished bill ofiare IN thirteen courses.
washed gently down the hills OF time" more or less
affected by Webster punch OF lost Fowlers
deco on, composed OF thirteen ingredients.
Then Archivist Clark presented Brother John
Moran wbose poem entitled " Thirteen " brought out
fbsrteep cheers ard inultipes thereof. Then q
speech from ID. Z. Hyde. touching poem reeited by
Judge McAdaiD. an oidiiIne ballad RON Che1 ruler
SCRIBE Charles ncrn with nteriues effectively pre-
sented by Archvist Clark Every member received his
share Of The honors. and the evening passed well
toward midnight when tue Thirteen Club dissolved
itself into fragments and wendell its way honeward-
not eat for month
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THE FUNERAL OF George r. TALMAN

st. AIMS Church, at Fifth-ave. and Eigi-
teeuth.st was nearly filed yesterday afternoon with
friends and relatives at the funeral of the late George
f. Talman Tie impressive service OF the Episcopal
Church read by the Rev. Dr. Thomas Gal'aniet tho
rector OF the church The floral decorations wee simple
In the extreme. consisting OF OF iie@oItre-
valley and beautiful cross OF ivy leaves fns
burial VIII take place tomorrow ia Goshen Among
those present were william H. Wisncr, Miss Marina
wsner. Gabriel H. Wisner, Mrs. John H. Philio'' Mrs
H. c. Townsend, OF Philadelphia; Mrs. viii Davis hrs
Budd OF Buffalo George c. Miller Mis-. a. g Murray
Mrs W. T. Buoker. Mrs. j. II. Mortimer. and W. 4; hus
se all neices and nephews of she deceased D. y
Eugene Dutilh, John StewardD Jackson steward Soy
Phelps, Oliver King, August Belmont, T., r. hasou'v
q. b. Fessenden. G. G. Baldwin and j. hamess. q,
MT Talman died last Mo day after brie hl'es y
the eighty eighth year OF his age. he wac porn y, IA
ton-st this cy, and he one OF the iohnOsrs "a ma
Union Club He was also OF the founders on bei,
Hospta and he has always been prominent " 90 80
for Improvement or benevolenee. Inc surp a'. ns
iucome, which greatly exceeded his yearly eApo"''s
divided among his neloes and pephews
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CHANGES IN THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

WAsHINGToN, June 13.-Ihe Chief Signal
Officer has issued the following notice Congress nav
ing reduced appropriations for the next nsca year.
the immediate discontnuance Of the followng-hamed
ssatons IA made necessary and ordered Burlington
VT: Eagle Pass Text Eagle Rock, Idaho; Fort keogh'
Mont; Manasquan, N. j.; Fort Missonla Mont; Pioche
New; Punta Rasso FIa Rochester, n y; San Antonio
Tex; santa Fe N. NJ; Springfield, Mo-; starkvlhe'
Miss Tucson. Ariz; visaias Cali Fort Washable Wyo-
ming; williamsport Penn; winnemucca' New San
dusky Ohio is re-established station OF the Fst
class The f0lowing-named stations OF tine tnlru css
will hereafter be maintained as stations or the nret
class: Fort Custer, Mont; Rio Grande CITY, Tex Inc
stations retained than any Others essebtl 10
the observation and report OF storms aud 70 the ah
rouncenen and storm signals OF the prOpa
BILE approach force OF storms and floods
the United states Officers charged with special duties
will take the necessary action"
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A coRINTHfAN REGATTA To BE SAILED.

A COrinthian regatta VIII DC held nnder Vhe
auspices OF the Seawanhaka Yacht Club on June 20
The race will be sailed the club cOursen the Lower
Bay and will be open to yachts of the New-fogk'
Atlantic, Larchmont, Eastern and NewBedford cluDs'
tt value of the prizes offered is for schooner yacntS
$780, for soops of 50 feet $780, for those nder
55 feet and over As feet $780, for those measuring 80
feet and less than As feet Ss5 and those less than
81 feet SIS. Each yacht must be sailed by her owner
a member OF the Seawauhaka Club or of the cluD nom
which Is entered, and be manned entirely by anna
tours II the captain cook or steward is on board ne
must 4" seek secusOn which the cabin grants ana
forbear making any suggestions to the handling OF the
yachts, If the amateurs turn the craft kee up
ward. Schooners carry mansaii. f0resaii, lore
stay-sail jb flying b, jib topsa fore and main gan
topsa, main topast stay -sail and sp maker LOOPS
are allowed mainsa ysa b flying D, Jlo top
SAIL GAIT topsail aud spinnaker.
The Eclipse Yacht Club will hold its first annual re-
gatta Tuesday, June 26.
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TO FURNISH POSTAL SUPPLIES.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The Post Olnce
Department TO-DAY awarded TO Dobler Nudge * 0n~p-
man. of Baltimore contract for furnishing wrapping
.r for the Department for the next fiscal year the
outraet for cancelling stamps was awarded to Cham
b,rs * Muirhead OF Washington, and q. A. Wallace
ca OF Providence. R. l.; Julius Baumgarten' OF WASH
iryton. was awarded the contract for furnishing manu-
staaus and f. Brunner, Of New-fork, reeelveu tue
erfct for furnishing RIBBONS for use on manu-
Toe following are among the successfui Diduets ~
f,vqisbing sta ionery for the Post Once Depdr
A. for frs aud second post offices Tor inc heAe
fiscal year: George Mcdowell Co.., fhllauep"ia
Taseoh RI DIttman X Co.. Philadelphia; James II.
Nscael and William A. Wheeler. jr., Ses York, Wlllain
a. Dsyis Boston White Corbtn q Co., kockNdne lam,
Piattner & Porter Manufacturing Co., ohiOhNile No"'
and IioyoKe Envelope Co, Holyoke, Mass.
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THE AMERICAN TEAMS LAST pRAcTIoE.

The last days practice of the American
Team at Creedmoor took place yesterday. The team
has had six days practice in body aud the result
ceeds expectations At the longer ranges the showing
gives such encouragement that riiiemen hope for
speedy return Of the laurels which lost at Creed
moor last year. I. W. Griffith, who was added to the
team a few days ago. yesterday retired BY Captain
Howard, the ground that bis scores did not justify
his shooting with the team, and Frederick Alder OF tho
9TH Regiment has been appointed in his place. The
shooting yesterday the long range and the scores
were much higher any other time since the team
began to practice The following is q summary;
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SIXTH RACE, sTEEPLEcHAsr, INSIDE coUH
TIE CoYINGroN RACES.

CONVICTION, KY, June 13.-The fourth days
programme ofthe Latona Jockey Clubs spring meeting
consisted OF four The arst event. dash of mile
aud furong for all ages purse Sioo was won by Lizzie
s.. with Lucy May second and Edwin A. third Ell
Marks date Rufus L. the only other starter. 1me
1859 The Sensation Stakes for two-year-olds, three
quarters Of mile, had but three starters. General
Harding won In liza, with Ascalon second. Bob
Mills the other starter fell For the Ripple Stakes for
maiden three. yearolds, and qnarter miles, four
came to the post Tue favore, Leonatus. won handly
in 200 with MARYLAND second, OoelOt third and Sude
MeNairy last The fourth race threequarter-mo heats,
for purse OF $780, split up into three beats. Roy
Cluke the first aud Barney Aaron the second and
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Runs earned-MetrOuoitan, l ST L0us o.. FIRST Daso
TctScnot,1 ,. " Louis TOTAL left on Metro
sehiIssr Total base hits-MetrogoHtap, 81 Louis 3
Donble plays-Oyelbcck and Gleason Umpire-si Inles
Daniea Time OF gsme-One hour aud nityiOnr minutes
The New York team Visited Brooklyn yesterday for the
first time and there fully 5000 people present
The interest ouesided, but there was hne exhOl
ton of scientific batting by the NeT-Iork toain sum
mary OF the score Is appended:
RUNS SCORED EACH INNING.
E Rs9e1 YSTk .:::...::.....:. '-lz
First base by errors-Brookya. New York hsTned
S Ss1ss or hfs OK s.
f hSsaq SIR paey. rme Of gamoTwo hours
PRINCETON " j., June 13-TO-day the college ball
nine played for tho first time this season game OF ball
against professionals their opponents being the Ceye
lands Of the League. The college men played wei, tax
ing the lead at the start and maintaining 1t un III the FIRST
half OF the sixth inning. The college nine showed q
marked improvement since the Yale game and the stu
dents generally feel confident that tho second meeting
with Yale VIII result iaNnrhby Ior Iflhcoto III, Aol-
lowing Is the score by innings;
Cleveland ......-....-..-.--...... Q ! o a-E
TRENHOLM j., June 13.-The Harrisburg Club defeated
the TrentOns here to-day as follows;
T1SaisS .......,.....::...: S-S
PHILADELPHIA June 13.-The Athletic and Eclipse
mines played here to-day. The Louisville Outplayed
their opponents both In the field and at the bat The
score as follows:
A As6,. :: I'D
BALTIMORE, June IS The proposed game here to-day
between the Baltimore aud Cincinnati mines post
poned at the ending the fourth inning account OF
rain. The stood: Cincinnati TO- Baltimore z
PTTsBURG, June 13.-The proposed game here today
between the Allegheny aud Columbus mines post
poned account Of the rain.
There were no League games yesterday
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

SAUK CENTRE, Mimi, June 13.-The large
Aouring-miIl of Harmon. Holmes Co. was destroyed
by fire yesterday. The loss Is $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
MmDIErowS n. Y. June 13-Ihe shop OF the Erie
Railway In this village, burned soon after midnight
Tn, building was destroyed and the machinery badly
damaged
East SAGINAW, Mich, June 13.-Fre this evening
DESTROYED planingmill owned by ]. segman and oc =
cupied by j. A. Chapman furniture factory owned by
I A Weaver; the hotel building occupied by Joseph
Slayback; and three small buildings. Total lose,
100000; Insurance. 49, 900
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INrERNAL REVENUE CONSOLIDATION.

WASHINGTON. June 13.-The President held
cousutaton with the Secretary OF the Treasury and
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue this afternoon IN
regard to the proposed reduction In the number OF HI
ternal districts II is stated with authority
that the plan OF reorganzng and consolidating the dis
the requirements Of the law has not
yet been finally determined upon. The President Is
giving the question close and constant attention with
view OF dispossng OF II rs speedily as possible.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
ELEVEN COWS AND FOUR HORSES BURNED.

ELENEN CUWO AND TUUh IOhsI1o DUI0NI1D'
Fire was discovered in the barn on the farm
of Benjamin Post CARL Place, town of North Hemp
stead L. L. late Tuesday night II spread with great
rapdity and In short space OF time the barn was de-
stroyed. Mr.. Post, who Is dairy farmer hau IN the
barn at the time of the fire thirty eleven OF winch
nerisbed in the flames FOur horses also burned
Tine LOSE stock feed aud building will not ia short OF
$4,000 The re was OF incendary or IN rms Is cue
second dairy stable tbat has destroyed by fire
within two weeks In the town of North Hampstead.
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Adding the above totals those made on Monday az
the three shorter ranges the result Of possible 2lo
points Is as follows: Do!an; 1874 Rab6eth is4 >;
170; Cash. 178; Human, $50; Paulding,. I7s Smith,
IVA Joiner 176, Bull. 17S; Brown, l5l: Toe best
average made by the IN the practice at CreednoDr
179 biz The members OF the team will assemble az
Pier 49, North River O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
10 depart for England.
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COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

The card for to-day at Sheepshead Bay is
loss attractive than was that Of Tuesday but includes
some fields of good size and good quality There will be
general disappointment that George Keuney and Pzarro
are not 60 meet ia the Tidal Stakes for there is lurking
suspicion that Kenney might have harder task than
he had In the whers Jerome Park. But the Dryers
have n good colt In Barnes and PizarrO be In his
best form beat him. The full list Of entries Ia as
follows:
FIRST RACE, PURSE $500, ALL ACES, SPECIAL WEIGHTS,
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4 GIFT TO THE RANsSELAER INSTITUTE

Troy, June 13.-At the annual meeting of
the trustees the Rensselaer, Poly tecnc Institute to-
day Mrs william Howard Harris, of this city, presented
the institute, as memorial OF her late husband. with
$50 600 To- endoW q PrOfessOrship OF Rational and
technical Mechanics to bear the name OF her husband.
Tue charts filed BY William Herbert Burr, q. Il.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

The property and buildings on the northeast cor
uer of Alexander-ave. and e-hundred-and-thlrty-
thIrd-st being so feet on the avenue and Extend
ing about III feet the street, were sold yester-
day TO Charles I. Fuller for Sf3S,0OO. me
American Bible Society has loaned .he sum OK
500 900 to Annie W. Van Rensselaer, on the prem
Uses No. 1856 Grand-st.
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A MINISTER PUNISHED FoR LYING.

PITTsBURG, June 13-The M0nongahela AS
ISOLATION OF tue Baptist Church, after hearing the
charges against the Rev r. @. Morgan, alleging mali
cious and general lying unanimously sustained the
charges as night, and excluded Dir. Morgan from the
Baptist Church.
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RoAHoKE COLLEGE COMnENCEMENT.

SALEM, Va, June 13.-The commencement
exercises OF Roanoke College held to-day Sixteen
,ebolars were graduated. The Junior English Prize
schoarship given By Dr. John ID. Keedy OF Maryland,
Uas presented 10 Wythe r. Morehead OF Virginia, by
Charlie. Dadley Warner, OF Connecticut
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4 DIOCESE NOT no BE DIVIDED.

READING, June 13.-At the session Of tho
Episcopal diocese OF Central Pennsylvania this morn
ing the Rev s. H. Reynolds offered resolution tha the
diocese be dyIded. The resolution defeated by
vote o 80 81 An assistant " Bishop Howe will be
elected
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CoNFEDERATE BONDS IN DEMAND.

RICHMOND, Va, June 13.-The "boom" in
Confederate securities continues. Brokers constant
buyers Of all classes Of Confederate coupon securtes
The house OF Thomas Branch & Co have bought over
$40 OOOO 900 OF these securities
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cANcfI1.ED POST OFFICE CONTACT.
THE REPLY or The DEPARTMENT TO AfSsi'S'
wYNKOoP q HAILENBECK.

wYNKOOP & HAlLENBkch'
,Ry TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNEl
w.suISeroS, June 13.-The superintendent
:, h order syste and the law CLERK OF tae foV
osaoa Deparment have prepared statement IN e&p'a
a,,u aud defence OF the action OF the Department.
80 matter of awards for blanks and blank BOOKS re-
s for the money order business In part the STATE
,snt a. "a follows: distinction is made In the
sfatute between proposals by bidders and the esu-
,os NV the Public Printer and Chief of tie Bureau OF
ncraving and Printing. This estimate OF the PUBIC
1rnter "a of the cost Of furnishing printed matter a.
ontrasted with what the lowest responsible bldder WIN
,,oacr,ake to do the work for The committee unueI
sbe statute is plainly entitled to this estimate as
.ude uuder the condition in the advertisement reser'
,v n the General "the right to reect any
ana all bids If in his udgment the interest OF the GOV
eminent requires it." ho
Without this estimate the committee was not III INC
nation In which the Law required 1t TO stand peioro
che awarding OF the contract 1t entitled under Tue
statute 10 be advised Of the actual cost OF producing '
work that the Postmaster General might uetermiho
whether any contract should be awarded upon the p7
The Public Printers estimate stated '"e
cost of doing the work per LOU oianks anu
per single volume provided only 1000 blanks vi oue
volume was called FOR and the cost OF the gross eSsi
.,atea pr,nber at a much reduced rate Ihis Tue u
Printer fet required do under the statute
MIN N do work AT less than cost. the gross SUN up
Che anonnt estimated less than that OF ei'her Vi '
ether bidders ms shown by the following taDie'
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STAR MAIL SERVICE STATISTICS.

WAsHINGTON. June I3.-Ihe t0IIOWIng COiI-
narrative statement was prepared at the Post
oace Department to-day. showing the exact
ctst and mileage Of the star Mail ser
Ne IN the Indian Territory, Kansas, NeprasAa'
ara Dakota for the 1seal years Of 1882 and 1855
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COLUMBIA CREWS AT NEw-LONDON.
Nsw-LoNDoN, June I3.-The Columbia
university and freshmen arrived here this morns
ing The university had practice this aftef
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thra. aalamae was secona IN Inc nrst two heats
Time. LIS, 1:25s, 1:262a-
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Tie committee having called for BID per ind dV me
nlSpks 10 be extended pro rata, ana nhuihR tna1 Wy
fsoV,rnneut Prnter's extensions were an below 1ne
4aseq per 900 and not understanding ms pfoposh ae
fe sfafe N was intended made Its own extension III &c
osaance vita the requirements Of the speclncatons O
Slaers There special speclncations as 10 to
sxtunafe TO he submitted by the Public Prnter ana, ac
oTiinsly when he insisted that he mad eo1ped WITH .ns
kfaiiie IN furnishing his estimate OF the actual cost any
fha Tho ross represented the cost OF the ~,
s,olut apl tiOnatey, OF less amount II was
zsek the General was requlreuo Ike
The interest OF the Government the right reserVeu
reject any aud ali bids, especially In view OF tne iacs
tSa TINS is the statement OF pubic omcer nv .lo
pssformance OF an act imposed on MN py sIar
ne and that his statement, officially made, must DO
secepei 1nis result is reached upon the nguIes as
frslo by the Public Printer in his estimate oI cost
and without correcting what he claims 10 De s eIIoi III
two instances That Affects alone the price per
600 blanks or per single volume aud does not any way
eaan. Q the estimate III gross .. 49,. a.,
The post Office oriclals express the opinion that III
threatening bring suit for 10000 damages on ac-
eoant of the cancellation OF an award Oh conVl"1.
,swsuntfng to less than $S50f0, Messrs, Wyhkoop
Hsllenb ok do show very od asiness JuuSmeh
ng law ticer of the Departures, .olds that legally tug
Pstfnascl- General has right 10 cancer an awar az
ny time after made prior TO the execution Vi
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FIFTH RACE, PURSE $500, SELLING ALLOWANCES,
MILES.
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Rsr RACE, PURSE $500. ALL ACES, SPECIAL WEIGHTS,

SECOND RACE, PURSE $500, ALL AGES, sPEcIAl
IL MILES
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Graduating class OF rst year OF School OF Political
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The degrees conferred were as folio
ppGREr OF pAcnERLoR OF ARTS.

THE DEGREE!
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Nrw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. JUNE - Issa
COLUMBIA COMMENCEMENT.
A NEW DEPARTURE TAKEN.

THE GRADUATING EXERCISES OF THE Ia" eOhooi'
COMBINED WITH THOSE OF THE AcApran lC Dh-
1.nr,,,.,yr Avn or TILE SCHOOLS OF MINES AND