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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
Charlemagne second ak lengths before Major Wheeler
Echo heard afar. Pat was sorry.


THE DECISION IN THE cole DISPUTE.
J. q. K. Lawrence, II. R. Nichols and A. ]. Van
derpoel, who were by agreement, appointed arbters
between Arthur NJ Hunter and Frederick Gebhard made
their report and left it with County Clerk yesterday
Mr.. Hunter alleged that he had interest in
the horse Eoe, and that Mr.. Gerhard had
not according to his agreement paid the price determined
for Mr.. Hunters interest
Messrs Lawrence and Nichols, in majority report dey
eide first that the minds OF the parties 10 the contoVers-
Z" did meet" and that Mr. Hunter has not substan-
tated his claim against Mr.. Gebhard, and cannot,
accordingly recover. Secondly, they award TO
Mr. Hunter and direct Mr. ebhard pay to him $500
in full satisfaction OF any owing 10 him IN eonsder
ton Of the which Mr. Hunter exercised over EOe IN
the 1882 Third each party Is instructed TO
pay One-haf Of the fees of the abiters.
Mr. VanderpOe dssens from the majority report, re-
gardng the second finding He asserts that the question
therein presented was which did not properly come
before the arbiters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
SPORTS OF A SATURDAY.
RACING, ATHLETICS AND BASEBALL.

FIVE CONTESTS AT JEROME PARK-A METRoPoLI-
TAN vIcToRY-THE MANHATTAN GAMES.
George L. Lorillards Triton won the Ju-
venile Stakes at Jerome Park yesterday,
and Nimrod, Duplex, Gonfalon and Spider
captured the other races The Metropolitan
baseball nine won an easy victory over the
Indianapolis team. and the strong club from st.
Louis was routed by the Brooklyn nine. Rough
water again prevented the race between
Ross and Courtney which was postponed until
next Saturday all bets being declared off by the
referee. The annual spring games of the Manhat-
tan Athletic Club we're attractive, but Myers, VINO
complained of a cold. failed TO beat his record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
PRINCETON IS CHAMPION At LACROSSE

NEwHAvEN, May 31.-Yale and Princeton
met in the final game for the lacrosse championship this
afternoon. IN i've Minutes Twom1ly secured the first
goal for Yale and the home highly e1ultant In
few minutes Ma!on, Of the Yale team, was hit badly IN
the knee and although he resumed play, unable TO
do good running. From that time fortune against
the Yale team and they were unable % score After
twenty minutes hard play, IN which the ball was ater
PRINCETON A.ter another twenty minutes rough playing
Princeton secured the second goal from a sklIui
"swipe by Gamble and the game ended with another
goal for Princeton thrown by Gather The score tGen
stood 10 IN favor ~ Princeton. This will give that
cuAegC The laCTDsne chamnOnnhip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
A crRcrLAR Ar THE pROpUcR ExoHANaE

Little business was done at either the Cotton
or Produce Exchange yesterday The former closed AT
o'clock and the grain pit the latter adjourned at l.
The following circular passed around at the Produce
Exchange: The gamblers admnistraton-wh lt has
Exchange. II has killed egtlm ate business
driven away legitimate speculation debased our grain
inspection driven away export trade, deprecated our
membership % per cent turned the management
the elevator and railroad rings"
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THE WoRK or A MONTH AT THE MINT

PHILADELPHIA. May 31.-During the month
which closes to-day the United States Mint In this city
has executed the following coinage Eagles, S66looo
half eagles S3j5,0OO number Of gold pieces, $4,000
number Of silver pieces coined 131OOOO; value OF "hlch
was 1,l2l0OO OF this 81 100 900 worth were IN dol
lars and $1,000 worth IN dimes The pieces OF sc
metal coined numbered 727S,OOO, Of the total Vaue Oh
Sol, 100 IN pennies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
TIE LATONLA RACES

CONVICTION, May 31.--At the LatOnia Jockey
Club meeting to-day the first winners Of this year
handicapped distance d miles, by John Henry
Time l5sla. The purse OF $500 for twOyearolds, five
furongs was won by Lady OF the Lake. Ime l:O4 y
The UindoO stakes for threeyear Olds l. miles
nv kudrain Time, 242 The six iurlOng heat was
won In two straight heats by SalOra. Time, l7l, lls2
The hurdle race, Ia miles. hye hurdles, was won by
PaIance. Time, 2:242
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
BICTCLE RACES AT H4RT4RD.

BosTON, May 31.-The Harvard Bicycle Club
held its annual spring meeting on the new track at
Holiness Field this afternoon. The races were open 10
al college men and invited amateurs. The programme
as follows one mile invitation race-G. NJ Hendel,
Springfield Bicycle Club 2.54l2 best previous record,
2:5+ai. One mile for college men only Norton
Harvard 3:OG1 Three miles thani.cap invitation race
Arthur willard, Providence, 0O5A one mile INVITA-
ton tricycle. race. " Hendel Springfield, 3:i4i best
previous record 3:57l2 Five miles invitation race
Charles Frazier Smithyille v l. I6:lOl9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
THE ZION SCALE OF LAST YEAR RENEWED

PuTsBURG, May 31.-The conference COM
mttee of ron manufacturers and the Amagamated Asso-
citation met this morning and signed last years scale OF
wages with the addition Of 20 per cent on steel nails
demanded oy the employees his action ayerts
strike and nsuras steady work To the 100000 employ
OF the iron mills Of the country for one yeaE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
THE THlRD NIGHT or FROST
DAMAGE IN THE HUDSON RIVER VALLEY.

PLANTS AND FOLIAGE BLACKENED AND DAD
VINEYARDS RUINED FOR THE SEASON.
by TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.
KINGSTON, May 31.-The damage done by the
frost throughout the Hudson River Valley il found to 10
greater than supposed at first The baekensd
vegetation everywhere Il sad sight Not alone in gar
dens and vineyards is damage visible, but the field
crops all along the river badly injured. Potatoes
where above the ground. nearly total loss, but may
sprout up Corn Is also much injured A reports
in apparent that grapes killed especially
tender varieties, except where protected IN way,
Many entire vineyards ruined. Tomatoes beans and
other tender vegetables dead and must be planted
Much OF the young foliage In the forests Ia hanging
black and dead The effect upon the young fruit cannoo
be determined fully a. yet
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oRGAYIzINa 4 SoCIErY EYqIYEERs

A meeting Of representative stationary en-
gineers was held the Sinclair House Friday night TO
discuss the provisions OF the aw passed by the Legsa
ture on April 81 which divides engineers OF stationary
engines first second and third grades An OrganLa
ton for mutual benefit and protection effected
Resolutions adopted stating that the members at
no time should permit their influence to be used for the
frtnerance OF any labor organization, nor cOuntenance
any project enterprise that would threaten or Interfere
with the harmony VI tbe club, and that political or re
g0us discussion should be permitted at the stated meet
ings James Morrow elected president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
RAILROAD TRAINS ~ COLLISION

HARRISBURG, Penn, May 31.-At Bridgeport,
opposite this city, collision occurred tonight between
Northern Central passenger train aud freight train
coming from the Cumberland Valley Railroad. Four per-
injured. but fatally Two OF the pas
senger coaches narrowly escaped being thrown down
high emDankment, and for short time much excitement
Dreyaied
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THE CANOE RACES GIVEN UP.

NEwBURG, May 31.-At the second day of the
canoeists meet challenge begun between the
Snake OF Albany Cabtan r. W. Gibson and the Dot OF
New-York Captain c. b. VauI, but the wind and tide
were 80 UNI able that it had ~ be abandoned IAo
other races we're also given up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
LOANS TO FISK & HATCH.

NEWPORT, May 31.-Alfred Smith, who owns
large amount OF property here has it ia stated loaned
Fisk & Hatch S2JOOOO Some Newport banks have also
loaned money securities owned by Fisk Hatch,
who, IL is stated. viii resume business seoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
AS II Burned WITH FIRE.

CHATHAM MY, May 31.-GeOrge T. Powell,
Of Client the heaviest oy frost In this
vicinity At fair estimate he would have had i've tons
Of cherries five tons Of currus $50 barrels OF pears
500 baskets Of pums, 1000 barrels Of apples, and 1000
quarts raspberries Corn will have 20 be rep anted
largely IL froZe the kernel well the sprOut
Forest trees look to-day II snged by tire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
WARDS DEBTS AND ASSETS.
HIS SCHEDULE FILED YESTERDAY.

BILLS FOR MEATS ICE, BREAD, GAS, PLUMBING,
HATS AND OTHER INTERESTING ITEMS.
The individual schedule of Ferdinand Ward
fled late yesterday in the Court Of Common Pleas,
in his assignment George c. Holt The liabilities are
s6j9244 II. with contingent liabilities Of about $4,000
The nominal assets are S977,s71 s5, and the actual
$500 It is stated IN the schedule as TO the copartner
ship Indebtedness OF Grant Ward, that Julien l.
Davies, assignee and receiver. is now preparing
schedule OF the assets and liabilities hence the copar-
nership liabilities OF Mr. Ward cannot be given. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

stationed IN the bank Everything passed OF quietly
The officers OF the bank prepared for bus moth
ing the nd occurred and after the first two hours 10
reasonably certan that none would be made. As
matter Of fact there not account balanced nos
one Of the depostOrs considering his money be In
safe hands. There money deposited tnan
drawn out and when business hours the bsnh
held more cash than IN the morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

sTATEN ISLANDS EASY VICTORY AT CRICKET
The cricket match between the LOngwOOd
Cun of Boston, and the Staten Island Club, the
grounds Of the latter finished yesterday the visitors
being defeated by an inning and seventy The Long
wood Club went to Philadelphia last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

the United States 151 and for Canada 90 or total
OF III compared with total OF 232 last week dc
OF So failures There Is lessened number or Du
ness casualties in every section Of the country except
Canada, where there six more failures tnan iass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
BISHOP DE LAPLACE.

LONDON, May 31.-The Catholic Bishop of
Pesin Bishop de Lapace, dead Four members of the
Chinese Foreign Office deputed to attend his
fun era.
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BrSiyEgS FAILURES OF A WEEK.

The business failures throughout the country
reported to r. c. Dun 4 Co.. of the Mercantile Agency
by telegraph for seven days ending Friday, number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
THE WEST SIDE BANK RESUMES BUSINESS

Inc hOlNtnCy Vi INC NCsV piuo D"hh having
been established opened its doors and resumed bush
ness yesterday There rush. and there
necessity for the preaeRce Of the foV-~ - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

tiffany . Co tevro,rv hr,c.a. brac etc .. s37I7 IS
Brewster % ONE crtn omBl6us win pole i4 %
OvngtOn Bros. Brooklyn, dishes etc .-..-.-- 155 %
ser,piioB TO es5itai soes 200 90
C. De mOntco meals served ..........-.. 27O6
NCNauEhtOn a Co CATERS .......-...... 1900
Potter ~tymus furniture AMI decorations lois 70
CIarlps r Chrstv -tanf ford .erv &c Of cattle . 90
DEPARTMENT OF CIty Works BrOokIva water tar 80 80
PARK 3 Tilford " mes -, '....... 80 30
M0rfon's scotcb bakery Rrookivn bread tckefs 90
HOwar! z Coz jewo and svcrgare. bt4 w
Acker Merral Il Con1t household suppies 1900. 22l %
- place niooAiy L. rent u w 1s2 50
George w shiebler case.leaf yaterpltc her - l2U OO
Gulmar q Con0ver pluunne 85 l3
I.aao Knee r Brootlvn stable supplies ....., So 20
Brooklyn Club stewards bill for ApT, 364 80
John Kenere stamford shoeinR horses ....... 30 90
Park n TlfOrf wine ............. 81 90
TilfOri household supplies ........-... l53 90
Dnniap q % hats ......-......... l35 90
BrOOk yn GasliRht Co gas ........... 90
RldgcWOOd
udd furnishing goods 133 %
Raw Daisley Il O. r-palrs on house ....... 1875 50
h MCCaaray Brook yu grain -............... IS 30
Total sl5573 IS
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Total assets on real property

Mr. Wards interest In these bonds and mortgages made
by William Ward his brOther) and wife secured by
property in Denver Col. aggrsgatng $4,000. 1t is
the schedule that all the property above
toned May 7, conveyed TO William E. Warner,
and has likewise been attached by II. L. HOtchss. F.
Wilson and Others william Heath and others, ana the
National Marine Bank The following is the personal
property which f. claimed by William Warner, by VIZ
tue or the bill or sale If NAY T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

BosTON, May 31.-Harvey d. Parker, pro-
prietor Of the Parker House. died this morning after
long illness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

The secured creditors of whom hold mortgages on
money loaned. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
The liens ON the Booths Theatre property are

James D. Fish schedule states and his assigned
tate are Jointly liable with Ferdinand Ward for this in
by their bind the assigDOr the premises and GER
tain others defective TIe only contingent liabilities
To the city Of New York surety the bond OF :.
Hastings Grant, Controller. in the penalty Of $4,000
ald the people ~ the STATE Of NcwNOrk surety for
+. q. Randall. assignee, in the penalty OF
$4,000, and a. mdor-er or two notes, Tor
$500 each. made by william -turgs Tho
assets consist. first OF the dwelling house and LOT. No
1l6 East Onehundred and wentYsixtlst., the nominal
value of which - 800 and the actual value $500
being mOrtgaged for $4,000 This is the only prop
ertv,' Mr. Ward which has into the posses
OF the there however, certain property
the assignee claims title under the assignment
hut 10 has nor into hs possession because certain
portion thereof the possession OF Julien Dawes,
receiver the assignment OF Grant ward, and he re-
fuses deliver the to the assignee and the balance
1854 suits have been commenced by the assignee 10 set
aside the cOuveyances, the ground that they illegal
and void fraud OF the rights OF creditors, and TO
obtain possession Of all the properly hereinafter men
toned. Until the final determination Of such suit IL Is
impossible 10 ascertain correctly state the nominal or
actual value Of the assets"
The next property IN the list OF assets is:
Thedweng 81 PlerreDont-st Brooklyn, $50 900
Furniture therein 10000
Pictures 10000
Silyerw 10000
Glass and china. 5000
Jet to mortgages leaving An equity Of about SUI 10000
NOS ~ Mae9n 5t ~ Le yitays - go lss is a
Jet to mort ages leaving an equity Of about SUI 10000
A hall-inteIest undivided. IN the Booth Theatre
app1rent quity Of ~ -. l37 500
for 81 - ~ $4,000
Furniture therein 10000
Horses 5000
Carriages 10000
Harnesses 1000
,,..,.....- -. 49,, . go ooo
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corroN MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH


LIVERPOOL. Dec 9.-l2:jO D. m.cottol steady sialns
Uplands l50d. Middlng Orleans. l-l0d, sales sVyo
bales including 900 bales for speculation ana eApiS ~
c.ipts 50 900 bales Including $500 bales American fu
fure. dn'l; Tplanls Low Mddlng clause December ane
January delivery 57.64d also 566ld, do January ah
FeJruary delivery 6s64d also 8 5754d do. Febuny 1ni
march delivery, 62-6fd; also 6l-0ida DO haicn sns
April delivery I6id; also I'd 10 April and May convey
bod aisJ -f04d do. May and June delivery . 'Ttl
also 76id do June and July delivery, l2Oid' "s''
On -Co.ton-The sales OF Gay included 800 oae,
American Futures steady; Uplands Low Mddhns 'iAus.
December delv erY 576id sellers DO December ti
uary delivery sd sellers do. January ~ lc1,
ery 6l.U4d buyers; March and Aprl delivery a.
sellers do April and May delivery, 1id buyers III Wv
and June delivery 50 a. value do. June anu Juy ti
d .dId. Duiegs do July and August leAFe'' '''
buyers. - ,tJdn, clause
March aud April delivery. l54d also NJ NV and Jnne
and May delivery. 4-04ds also o-oid' ~ '
delivery v-6id. =, ,,o,a,d. low MIDI
ami January delivery, 5s04d buyers 40, Sssn5 Narh
February delivery 5364i buyers, DO Feyiusy G.yery
f,i,rry' 6SBld sellers do March snh AV,t, bnyefs
164I buyers do. April ami MaydeiEerH ooV'" ,,s and
do ay and June delivery . yo$d puySis elI,ey
IYy very 1904. BUYERS 40 july AMI AuSss'
o,,,t W. Dec o-cotton firm Mldiinr 10 ~
~ pg 10 3I6. Good Ortlliry ve net 4nf ~. -ss
eetpt. s51 bales Exports to France. lo' Dses' s'
osiss Wan Dee D-Cotton nun; Milny 10 DO 70.
u,dne lola IoOd Ordinary pa. net aud stoss r,s.R r.
stiale, Exports 20 the Continent, tvo2 bales toa''"
"SRw0EIgaSs Doe. 9..-to,ton drm hiiihai. ~ ~.
o, Mddug 10 10, 0eci ordinary ILL net Ie..p'
10 A. bales sross s5s bales. sales Sovo oaes ss0A
~ 5OT bales.
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Proposals.


NAVY PAY OFFICE,
p STaTEsT, NEw-IOKN Zee ]. lssi.f
PROPOSALS in duplicate, sealed and in
dorsed envelope D." Hil for suppl Advert sell" will
rec id ~ d. ONCE unu ~ oc oc Decem G, 90 ls-t
for te loving supp e. OF hes Quality del vered
within IA ny days ron date OF der eo of expense the
Navy Yard New ork.
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
Ratchcs AMI Colets Drills Anti.triction Metal Tube
Ceane Brass ico Iron ana Brass Elbows Iron Pipe sni
Pipe-IOng-.
As re. schedules. which DC seen No tbis Office
Samples 81 the aftl1 required seen at the Navy
NpTd
T. right m rsrvcd 10 reject any all bids that may
De deemed advantageous 10 the Government
Two TO surctfs prompt faith.
fu delivery ~ tho supu lles awarded
Bank lurus " Il be furnished az this Office.
T. ds not properly signed and costhe not be c0n1d
cred
A. H. GILMAN
Pay Director ul.el states Navy.
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vrpoprAy TIxANcIAL Markets

o. a., a I0.gn n m.-Unted Ntatts fvu' ~
IoSnos peg Ca do Four and Hall per Cent loni5 la
Atianc and treat Western First AZ do second
80. a. lo second Mortgage, "a hie i't, iSil
"ns,ls New York central, VIZ lnn"ls pan Common
pennsylvania 63ls Mexican orih"' =" ."
7OA 49, -. .os On a. for the account i.
oe,nsny shows In specie 81 s. a. IA anes Is
Paris advces quote ihroo Per Oeo' "o"''' "
,entlmes TOT the account y, o....,. keis, New.Yofk
% M IRE IL y do Second .ens .s.. Ordinary, 39N
can,ral Iai. Illinois GENITAL. ~ A MctSan o'"''
SsSsdnn Paoilc i6h ~ PAU 19amop ~ sut Reutes =
m n-pau- aiylces quote ih.o '"' WV
M Gaues 20 csntimss fol the secsuhS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10

pETERSON'S MAGAZINE.
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The stories published nywhere they FROM
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Harding Frank Lee Benedict, Among them
two copyT ght novelties;
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BY MRS ANN :. STEPHENS.
THE LOST ARNDNE,
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Author Of a Trlugpllntel Rose"
Magaz Is conceded be the best FOR ladies
and tao family the most refined aud combining at
fractions than any other
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SINGLE NUMBERS is CENTS.
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2sth.st = l75 II " OF l0thave 50xDs0; Aug Cruik.
shank trustee to- Wcst.......................-,-
5th.aYo. vs. 6pll II Of l-sth-st 2O1I5. III h. FISK
ana wlfo 10 Lizzie n FL ....-....-
Same property: g Flax anG wife 20 III T. Fisk
llIth.st n. 7S9 ~ 4thaye, l63xlOo.lli Isaac
~hacku am aud another e. Bertha Ia kman......
s7th.st Il = 500 Il OF 2l-aye, 5OXlOO.e Mary IL Cal
l7th.st S. 1878 " Of Broadway. S22KlO0.ji
johnson and another 10 ha, Johnson. ............
. st-st 4 T. 100 IL VI Madi-on-aye 0JxlOOlOi J
Neehan and wife % > = Constant. ..........-
MadisOu-aye =. lot 49,. Robert l. smith ct al exec
utors 30 Isaac Rnalio
9davc cs. iJ.J n o. 4Othst, 25KlOO; Ernest Won Al
and lie ~ ] Holman.
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EeQal Notlces.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-lt is the inten-
' ton ID. Sarah 70 Neat wife OF Melvin " Alstl Il.
cetsed late ~ my y Y . apply Tor et.1rs OK alnIis
tnn the esflts ot me sl dicslsi nBier provision
67 of code n Civil Procedure All creditors sad
deeese are hereby iel % PRESENT ia FIR cltus a,s
e said deceased 20 the % ts AJlaJ
the IA day Dcce uJer, 1884.
Dated Albany, November Is, 1854
SARAH L. MEAD