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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The Electric lamp now on sale by Mcssrs
Lycau a Co, is a novelty and is worthy visit Of
inspection.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Mr.. E. C. Eishbourne. Who has lately engaged
in business in the office formerly occupied 9y
Major C. T. Gulick. has been appointed by the
Minister of Interior to take charge of the debark-
alton and distribution OF the expected Portuguese
immigrants. M Fisbourne may possess the aoll-
ity bat he certainly lacks the experience, anu as
he is not an Hawaiian subject, his appointment 70
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

V. Knudsen, Esq, Of waimea, Kauai, who has
been travelling in Europe in company with his
family, returned by the 4i1msiu after an absence
Of nearly three years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The American bark 4Hy Turner, arrived at
Hong Kong August 1G, hence June SOth. There
was in port there that Aug. l6) date, the Ger
man bark Cs,itaID- and American bark 1bbif Car
rs,, both up for Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The steamship BsU Rock, well known at this
port, after a lengthy stay in the harbor OF san
Francisco, iinaIly left that port on July 18th
and after q voyage Of thirty days, arrived in the
hnrhnr of Nhlnarnisn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

The resolutions Of the Chamber Of Commerce
have been handsomely engrOssed on vellum, and
with the signatures attached, have been presented
TO Colonel Allen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Two public officers made raid on the evening
Of the 18th inst. upon tan y game in progress
in a building at the corner of Maunakea and King
streets and although they succeeded in capturing
the paraphernalia Of the game, no arrests we're
rIlnln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-01
Nsssau Beas Clus Regatta.

The annual spring regatta OF the Nassau
Boat Club yesterday was only partial success Rough
water and the raw rheumatic wind took the heart out
Of the boatmsn and hsd dsprsssins effect upon the
spectators
In the Junior sinsls SOUL race ". C. B. Kemp A. Z.
Coifsx and Russell Murray were the contestants Ths
and Kemp won easily BY sx lenaths IN Al! The psir
cared ng Iscs wa won ~ ,i s ~ canssS.tSG ~
Hsssrs 1orss aad Fare. notss Won In 7ia Ise four
oaTed rig rscs was by the Gould crew. N J:Io.
ThS excursion steamer Harry Hill carried shs members
Of the club and their friends from sns 1901 o.
dee smong the gusss and the idea wss 70 gvs a. e.
ssTous work Rsfrsshmsnts were served on board tns
boat and In the evening there IVES banquet ~ SsVns
when tho prizes were presented.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-01
THE NATIONAL GAME

The changes which OCCUR from day TO day In
the professional base bail Kaleidoscope A.
with the historic pes Of the thimbls rsaers game NO
one knows where the little joker lies On Dsoorstlon
Day the hetropolitans and Brookiyns noteworthy
Victories and sustained signal defeats when least sx.
psotsd. Yesterday both rallied and walked away with
Their oppensn with perfect ease. On Decoration Day
New York whipped Boston while having their change
pitcher In position Yesterday they were beaten Of
Boston with their full team out Out West Chicago
whipped Detroit with ease on Decoration Day Yestsr.
day Detroit boat Chicago badly.
AZ washington Park yesterday there were not dozen
psrsons who anticipated victory for tho homo team
their third match with the st. Louis team and yet they
won with case. II the e. Iouis teams turn to bs
ratified and their dem0rassd condition after the nrst
innings may be JUDGED by the score. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-01
MANITOBA's 0RIEHLNCEA
She Refuses e Accept the Csaesssisas Oasrsl
frea Ottawa.

SOugSoosO1D
frsn Ottawa. .-'
WINNIPEG, May S1-Thc special COMMITTEES
appointed By the Legislature to inquire into the
working OF the tariff has reported. Tho svi-
dsncs Of all the prominent business men Of the
province was taken. Tho report says: 81
The present tari6 articles absolutely necessary -
settlers bears very heavily upon our people hanitoso
has paid duty than al the other provinces put -
ssthsr Agricultural impiomsnts moving, reeSia0s
timber lumber Ind manufactures Of wood Out Of tst
fhs duty psr head ia Ssis while the other proviass
averages only "a cents
In the Legislature the concessions offered by
the Dominion Goyernment have been indig.
nantlY. spurned. The Government saw that
any other course would entail defeat. ~ tie
country 10 - one against accepting the terms
Norauay moved for. An address to the Cover.
f%ssi' ana ur S tRas the be- dcHands b reoos.
sidered OF recourse to the throne be had.
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UNCLE SANS FOUR TASKS.
The German Barber Holds Fsrth 81 q
Cares Of Aaeriesa statesaaaship.

The German Barber Holds Fsrsh sa the
Cares Of American statesaaaship.
"Enery four year der Unided States got
some peezness. sind IT," said the German
barber In Third avenue yesterday. DOTS Won
70 90 to work und elegt president. Der rssd
der dino vot q sight dis cundry 10 for der resd
der vorlt Effsry nation exoebt dis Won Is its
neck praking to get into war or ovid uf It. und
ven dem sin'd flghding dem are dsaohing der
bsople to shoulter arms.
"Choost look at Jingle Sam. He has on his
hants onlv four dings got: der bick Injun. der
der gnS 90, dsF PPsf choe
imssins Il " million: upd millions sbsnd
Pr dor Union to get Il. some lief would dake dor
6dates. but We you'd not git naty Eien II We
e SHSS S1S S ss a ,S.. H. Pm
much prsins for Citing nafy a. dor tieis hal
% chooss alk ooi or ~ S dss army. It's lesdls Won,
but, Chimany 0rismssl It makes moro scandal
S IN sdeS Rs
IVY can'd ys done someding py der 1niunsf
SoRs But d:r c S:s u diyns
to cifferlise 'em init der lnju1 agends gnd dor
Eb e :. d a, name % ss% dss IA.
Ysrd peiors nike Dady und Ii Dsssett redirs
from peaxnees
II YOU und mo should md our brincibal enemy
had moot into our brifate house, daken der
second floor und gone to raising children NIT
nfe wives instet uf Won. We you'd cit dot femily
ouse or yent ouse ourselluf; atn'd it2 VI der
dose ,diugs. " NOT choost broYlde der Iniun.
nit rides und send dor whole uf 'sm into ian
%Ss se S'r D IL. ':s s
IRE . house.
But no. der only dings der Unidsd .sdatss
peen aple to done 10 to elegt PRESIDENT or
count Won In, und only der Republican half dor
eundry has pesn aDls to done dot der last afs
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AadAsasa Net ~ Lssias her Bask Besks b
Because she HsA Used the Money.

4adoeuea Nee ~ Loeaag Der Bank Beck bue
Because she HAD Used The Money.
ALBANY, May Cit was found to-day that
Mrs. 6ohriefsr. who killed herself and i've
children on Thursday. did not tell the truth
whom she told her husband that she had lost
the bank book In which their savings were
credited. She had told her husband that there
was t2o3 In the bank. and 1t was from this little
hoard that he had planned 70 buy his new bust
n n;;. now aHps:Hsss that their total d.:
made made out cSt Jointly g sshIisisr oG and His
wife. - that eithsr could draw the money.
Mi ~. Sn 3 81 q &.
time she killed hersslf. The woman had been
deesiyins her husband about the money for
Or that she spen! Il impTopeIly; She was not
money TOR the needs OF the family.
The. husband Visited the bank to-day. and
was dumfounded whom informed that there
was only % to his credit He drew the money
and dopArtAd.
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MORE ROOF FOR THE INSANE
Their Number Iaersasiag SD the Asyluu
Net Large Easash - Held Thso.

Their NumSer Iasrsasi.s aaA the Asylsns
Net Larss Easash - Held Thso.
This country has about ~. o0o. 900 invested
In asylums for the insane. the average cost Of
such an institution being $500. 900. II we add
interest to capital. for the amount annually
expended In the care Of the insane. . total Of
$4,000 900 must be credited a. the yearly bill
All estimates regarding the number Of the In
sane arc accepted BY experts - merely
approximate. oven the census returns being
very but tx 9q o insane population
sns e.. inc as
a. ss
s "a = SssS 81:
1886 while the total Population inersa.sd
about s r., CENT ns; the Insane population In
-. As regards tho distribution Of insanity and
its increase We find that ths proportion OF n.
ratio Is 70 ssS. Il ths Mlaale STATE: tS:s ratio
IL the sSqsTH stss ss
In 1881 thers were seventy -four State and
i io1 :ss. 1855 BUTTS BUY sss u.s.
%s! .ssse ); SIS s?:
apparently not In any asylum. At al,
The reports from asylums shoy that the uni.
yersal cry !: for more room. \, In only twsly:
for greater accommodation. The state Of
things In some Of the Southern States is said ia
be particularly distressing. In South Osrolina
IN the single hospital. 10 GEORGIA and Missi..
Arkansas. State with . million inhsbitants
had no asyIum Whatever two years ego. 81.
though one was then about TO be built. IL
oeived. Thoes OF the insane in the South who
are not IN Asylums are mlsersbly Kept ~ ISi!!
arc the stories Of their treatment The tota
mortality among the insane In asylums 10 giver
e. ranging from to 10 per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-01
AIssAsA h bis AlsAasss.

Rudolph Hagan OF 294 Broome street. George
Bosamsys Of o2s East Ninth street. and Daniel Plan.
nagan OF I'll East Third street. separately into the
Eidridgs station between on and iIh o'clock on
Friday night suffering from stab wounds in their shoui
der. and backs and said that they had been stabbed
.macs a D.i.ns,y street, fasii wound: were .s6i.
"a ct GhsmOsrs street Hospital Capt Aaire and his
deectiyss spent part q Yesterday 10 getting further
20 bsi,Seey :iI;s! too the pSie: sh.! ,a;y had VII
Gsr%.n P:da!.r ~ iens !h,ou;s Delaney srsss
German sSt snsry ard wStp:d them that e they ala
noyed him the more after this hrsst and In frost Of 80
he drew Q knife and FLASHED At them right and lsft.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-01
M.nsa.,aa A.Ale.le Club CANES

The spring games OF the Manhattan Athletic
Club were played upon their grounds. at Eighty.
sixth street and Eighth avenue yesterday.
The first event lOO-yard handicap dash. In sig
trial and four second trial heats for places The nal
heat WAS won by j. A 6hanklAnd OK yArdsl A. 4. O.,
with y. Fredsricks "a yards) second Tims, 10 So
seconds.
as seconda), second. Time. IS % i.5
r.. L. Lambrecht, n. A. C.. was the winner in putting
tho shot. 10 pounds. ~ feet inches.
There nineteen entries IN the halt ms run. Il
W.. won BY 9. Lee Meyer. y; A.. T.; D. l. rhompkins,
MA. g.. second. Time ! :5s 10
g. Qo. ye.d.) with p Golden. W. s. A. g. go ynrds,.
The 40 yards run was won by II. Y. Raborg NJ Y 4.
G. 90 yardsl with J. Shsnkisnd. NJ A. Q. us yArt',
The running high lump wes won By ". H. Mallory
cleared he bar at 8 feet ~ inchss p. T..
GOO yards); q. A. Reed. second. Time. 6.43.
The closing event ws.a ~ y.rd. run y which l. z;
behind until the turn on IN. homestretSh Then he lot
and won the race. Time. 80 50 seconds.
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"a. , ssS: sss x: -, J. s:s.! e;
ns!sS::: ;::sss q: Ys4i;s who e.s:sd 81,
s6croSshis snasstsnS shs S0s ssme 20 ana w arc
fSs nv. snd Esrmly i7tsrs:tsd y the sRoIt;
know ledge OF tSs game that they crow tired IS.
iicre the ninth inn!n9 a reached. and conceal
sheir wearipess whom they leave early, b. OK.
Hsssssin1g desirs 70 avoid The crowd: Some II
woman whose .sIcitemsni ia Watched With '' 3
Wso ~" mao. 9, s%nssRHsSss Sy ne .o men
a g BY 9 boy about, 10 year.
o. age. and sits on tho upper moor Of the grand
stand. She attempts 20 keep score, but BE-
some, 30 exolted ,yhen there = any lively play
aRsad Of her. whom she copies from the boy.
Mo IN turn gets II from the man next 70 him.
Whom there 10 An exciting play she rises In her
seat, utters series Of inerticulais and half
and applauds vigorously whom tho home ioeni
M! makes . point, When thsy are unsuccsssiul
says that she gives them luck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-01

The spring meeting OF the New York and
Brooklyn Driving Park at Psrkvs. L. L. closed yester
day. The nrst trot match team for $50 mile
heats bestS In g. between r. Woods blk. Major and
mate. driven by Dan Dunlay. and '. p Dudseons bay
mare Mabel and mate plotted by George Nelson. Mabel
and mate sold 81 40 70 ga for Major and mse II
H:pe1 broke aud MAJOR and n' msis CROSSED TN" The
Hns length ahead in S:sok. The second and third
saa CLOSE apshs: e siM and AZ TSs fourth heat
shssa TING S;s71 H.e' and mate won the srOt In the
The second trot was match for o. 900 hetwsen Dan
a mare IYs Ss,nsr harness .nd HIRAM
heats best three In nye Before the nr.t heat hots
Rsspsr sod Sr f. sse srpsS ~ sS i fns
Hoo Reamer won the tros IN three straight hs.t BY
Pretty Ssssa hsra TimsNaiok 400 a4st.
The third and last trot was match Tor ttOO between
chaSiss Robertss roam gsldins Pete TO harness and
Ch.res h.ssrs bay mare Esa e wagss NIL sh
secured the nrst heat sasy BY three good lengths N
Pets In SIT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-01

At Q meeting OF the deacons OF Parson New
mans church Thursday evening last II voted the
snti.Nswmsn deaeons not voting to recommend to the
Board Of Trustees the closing VI the church from June
is 70 Oct g.
Deacon n. u. CummiuGs was asked whether the
church had ever closed for long period before
and he said mo. The longest was for three months
when DR. hepwo,th wsnt to k.rops' rroyidsd tie
the four months q his present eAary Of $4,000
year this poor struggling church. which likely 70 BE-
sold In forecoeurs before 70 opened again mus. pay
sroyed By reason Of LEAKING root and unless repaired
the building will mot be tenantabs next October"
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Lassnla Jockey Club Races.

CONVICTION. KY. May S1.-The second day OF
the spring meeting Of the Latons Jockey Club attracted
large attendance. The weather was good.
First Racs-Purss Of 500; mile and an eighth.
John Henry won BY half length, Ferg Kyle second q
length 10 from, Of swnsy. third Time. osh. French
Second Esce~Purss OF $780, for two.year.olds; nvs
farlongs RApids led into the stretch BY two lengths
won By hat length Princes Nan sseend RSDids bed
rSrd Rss:Hinaoo s.ssss for oa.
1881 one mile and half Audr.,n Con by half e {
Buchanan, third Tims, 242 French pools paid Pr 30
Fourth Recs.Pur.e 300 heats Of .,x farlogs soaIs
ond. Time, li7 and i;isk. French pools paid o. "
Hurdle Race: -Purss 500; one mile and : quarter
over nys hurdles A:t9r Pickett Led .t The .,, r.
SSsnE: S,., Sa; 4. and ne,
never headed winning BY ten lengths Callao second
Major Pickett third. Time, a:aSx. French pool
Maid N6l,
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TAs Clty CAanNsssaaais yssn AslAs - 81
ne Nlsksa Plates Beads. -,
The firm Of Henry B. LAidlaw q o., Of
which City Chamberlain Henry D. Laidlaw 10
Q member. was the plaintiff In the suit tried
before Referee Hamilton Cole yesterday to Dc.
tsrmins what disposition shall b made Of
forty-thres second mortgage bonds Of the New
York. Chicago and st. Louis Railroad Com
pany held bv IAidlsw d 90. ~ security for
part Of . loan Of 100000 made TO Grant d Ward
BY Laidlaw 90. on April 28. few days before
the failure Of Grant Ward. The securities
given By Grant d Ward for the loan footed up
ei2s.00o IN value. Part Of them we're
1876 shares Of the Marine Bank ct 100.
A. soon - the Arm Of LAidlaw b Go. heard Of
the failure Of the Marine Bank they gave sev-
eral notices 70 Grant b Ward calling In the
100000 which had been loaned. Grant 4 Ward
ties pledged By them were Immediately sold
out under the rules OF the Stock Board By or.
der Of LAidlaw 10. The Stock Exchange.
however. In view OF the notice served By Bangs
4 Btetson. - attorneys for the New York. Chi
cago and st. Louis Railroad Company. who
S:daS e oHn ss' Shs SsS$ be:
tal procssds 81 re other hypot6eostsd :tocks
$Wsrd AID applied . met tSslr loan from
s:s::S ssS 4. & II: sfSSsssS
bonds for 10 benefit q Iaidlsw' 4 Co.. The 70:
mi ha o. ne proceeds any there 3D. to 90
NJ ?s:.ls: E:4dsx sp. 2, o II: arm ts :;
s.%s Elm On shs door q hs
s 8 s1c s:ss:;sH. s S:s
s:ss sssss =; : :ls:P
e. s. ss% VAR. xs.' o. S.T .cCn
was known that the Marine Bank had failed.
tho loap va: called: and the ssourities
pay liz loan n.a Ne asnisd that LsidisY Co.
bad AZ sS1sSSs s., a. P Wla nf "a
EissiIdIsx Z e; :s, liza re q bsnds ana r.:
!ssssr h. aai ia aobods had claim Claimed but
70 dTans Ward Va made q shs time Q, ne
between himself and MI. Smith. as e common
on the Exchange IN such transaotions. They
ssss SS sss 'S.S sHs ..1'
srd which we're part Of y, The FsoIiasIsl
cisimsnts Of Tie properly should ba notified 70
osy tina.
Of the failure Of Grant / Ward no demanded
the return Of the lonn. and on the failure 81
tiss sod Sss anass tks rules q re stscE *
Ing the loan. Or until after the failure Ct Gran!
claimed any OF the securities.
Mr.. Hornb!ower. counsel for Receiver Davies
raised tho question whether tho pfecipitate
sale Of the stock was not an injury to tho o.
III you would prefer to haye us credit You
with the securities rather than the proceeds. we
can 60 op. and 9st d The securities In tho market
depressed. Mr.. Maltby said:
Il don't know about that; some people think
that the water has been squeezed out OF tnem
and they orc selling now at about what they are
worth"
The City Chamberlain was drawn into thu
discussion. and said that 1t was q matter o.
opinion and comparison whether the marke
is depressed; that Il tho prices are compared
with the. prices Of three. years ago the preson
prices will DO found to be higher: II the pros
ent prices are compared with the prices 0!
year ago. they will be found to he lower. and l
are considerably lower.
Referee Cole reserved his decision.
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GEBhARD TO PAY HUNTER $500.
Finding OF tho two l.Ry Arbitrators In the
Dlspute Abont the Racchorke EoIe.

Finding or tho Two I.ny Arbitrstors In the
Dispute Abont the Racchorse EoIe.
About two months ago charges were made
by Mr.. Arthur n. Hunter to the Executive
Committee OF tho Coney Island Jockey Club
that Mr.. Frederick Gebhard had refused to
hand over to him share OF tho winnings OF
the famous racehorso Eole. according to agree
ment. 1t was alleged that Mr.. Gebhard de-
sired to have Eole run In his name and under
his ooiors. For this privilege he was willing
to pay all training and other expenses incurred
through keeping and running the horse. and
to hand over tho bulk Of the winnings to Mr..
Hunter. who owned tho horse In part.
Under this alleged agreement Mr.. Hunter. It
10 said. claimed $4,000 He had sent letters
and messages to Mr.. Gebhard In relation to
tho matter. but the latter had paid no attention
to them. The papers were submitted to the
Executive Committee. and. after examination.
they advised Messrs. Hunter and Gebhsrd to
end Judge 4; J: Xandsrg9'ei; 7 9: K LHsw ,
. Board Of Srbitrnsios. WV"
filed G s GSuHs
s snd runs Sesi ~ oows: "'''A'' " '' ''A'''''
To al s ' : sSa
SS.;:.. diver. a;pa,s, eSa.,os:,:!:: sd a,ss.
Hunter OF Newtown. Lang Island, and Frederick Deb
hard Rsq Of the city Of New York for the comparing
and Guiding whereof the said Arthur Hunter and Fred
erick Gbhard have entered into written a9rceme 70
submit the question whether o. not the aatL Fred
erck Gsbhsrd has fully paid the sAd Arthur Hunter
snid xI,;:! Il Hunter in tic horse Kois The nna
dsssrMinasiOn Il iis sissaia Lsy.sncs Noholas and
Al vsndtrPoel, selected by ,us ::e.a patte~
Nichoiss and Vanderpoel having takes upon them.
si.ts,ics Sasss dsss..sy heard
proofs nj the said parties We the said Lawrence and
Echosa do by these presents arbirae, award. order.
and adudgs OF and conoernns the premises In manner
and form following, that 10 TO say: .
PlPst-We do ard order and adudGs that the minds
Of the parties not having met IN that REGARD the said
Arthur T. Hunter has not sus.;sntiated HE claim
purchase OF the horse koe and cannot recover ON
secnndThe said arbitrsters do further swsrd order.
and adjudgo that the said Frederick Gsbhard and his
sxscutOrs sdmnistrators. OF eesgns shall and 90 pay
10 be psd unto the said Arthur n Hunter his
adMnist atoFs Asalens the sum OF p 500
In full payment discharge. and satisfAction for all
due owing unto tho said Arthur Hunter by
the said Frederick 0ebhard In Of the care
and msnsssm:nt e.e;s:sd BY him over the horse Eos
fees Of the arbitrator.
On separate paper Mr.. vanderpoel reports
| that he conours in the first and third clauses
OF bis associates decision. but that no does not
| pass on the second. as he 70 OF the belief that
| the question there decided 10 not before the
Arbitrator.
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FlNANCIER WARDS DEBMl
oofyBxH E1Isrr,s,. 80 m ~
ACTUAL A09ETS $500.

A. - - a.. ....--.. - -. ~
1essA-wsr.sr CssassA TIE. oss Cssaa, ,
Ferdinand Wards schedules, in his indi-
viduai assignment for the bsneit Of orsditors. |
. George g. Holt. vsrs ni.d in The court q.
bilites are stated to DO SeSo IA ii. WITH 17oooo
s7i.sS. and actual assets %. 800. Nj. Wards
unsecured creditors .rs' |.
curtain omnibus 40. si.isoso. ovlns.ea sresAsss
=, oas
&C. n:: I served eros, .sx:ssA'o. o.. Gee.
nan. Gs:;: ssr. !, ::%,'rs Cons ::s.ss
,s.: :ssss s..., .sss T s.:s ss: s
Howard Co.. ;:v.,ry and V s,lvsrvss. s sy,Ss
kn:s
s:s:;SSs sssS.: sis: S:si:. IT. AZ
ssss:s1 at::! sG'%:.ss:ss. ::s.Ss
y, soc.sl',. sr0os,y n. sr..n sssA ts..' siSs:ss
IL sseSssS sS:dlsSf:: ."."A. ~ ~
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S .as:.as ns..:.s. Z 1921 3:
H'd: w. S.sa' S sa asd,0n q
e, s;a:sa sy:q ~ ,7S fs%
SSsss y Ii 8
Is :;::, sS s%s
SSnsssh :s:s! aSpsa:ssh :s,s. es
!; ;::S $;ss%'s' ssssss ssss:.S MsSss::
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Rsweii or for Easlsad.

When Rowell the pedestrian. walked mp the
sanspank Of the Arizona Yesterday morning. his blue
serge suit nled full It could hold and his
fsce seemed to have grown out half an inch oil over
He has gained forty pounds since the last time he
dragged himself around Madison Square Garden, and
twenty pounds Of least seemed have been devoted
the calyss Of hts isgs Mitchell The pusis, walked BE-
membsr Of the sporting fraternity were on hand There
Wa also beyy q xir eight Of thsm who were laden
Rowsli says he does not know aety Whist he will DO
His trainer accompanies him 10 knxland. end he will
run IN there probably rsturning here In
the fall TO fulnl his engagement with fitzgerald.
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France Iasistiss o. International Ceatrsl -
Egypt.

LONDON. May S1.-Since the adjournment d
Parliament for the whitsuatids holidays Bari Granville
has sent Prime Minister Ferry modified proposals
gardins international control OF Egyptian finances
According to these proposals. the powers will BE- Limited
to the creation Of International Commission. whose
function shall be " sorutnizs ths accounts from time -
time and rive such advice ~ 10 deems sxpsdsnt bae
which shall itself have no authority TO sdminissv tne
ansnesa e rsportsd that Prime Minister Perry :.
the basis formerly agreed upon allowing wider scope
70 tbs proposed nsrnational Board Of Control OF sha
altogether terminate
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The Derby Bsts lGuss 10 settled.

LONDON. May Slime committee OF control
at the Newmarket subscription rooms has decided that
the Derby bets must b. settled Monday Even the
objection ssanst = 0attsn y saatsnsd the race must
The objection 10 that In g. 0Htiens entry he 70 d.
scrbsd simply - BY Ro!herh Or the Rover out OF u
Rdha The stud book shows that there two Rovers
The existing rus upon the case demand, that
name TO Of other animal Ut that time ivnE,
the pedigree OF sueh sire dam shall be specified In
best suthortss Of Tstterss are Of the opinien that
the beta shoa not b Affected even supposns the pro.
test Was well founded