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Runs scored zach inning.


Phil dcuha ............-.--.-....O o L
NeW-YOlk U U U u y
Runs esrned-Pnl lcelyhl o; New:l oIk o. Fiat base
on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NeFYOrE l. First base bsils
PHI adelha NewYOrk l. Struck out Philadelphia. !;
New-YOrk. :. Ien ba-cs-Pllalelihia, New. OK.
plays ward Beslcy and ManOVe. Pa sed baIs-Aa8love
3 Wild pitches Beglcy. Time OF ganle-l hour and a.
minutes. Umpre-Wm. Mclean.
About 900 spectators witnessed the at Metro
pOlitan Park between the Toledo and Metro Olan nines
the club winning by punching their hits in the first
inning Koefe pitched IN excellent form, striking out
eleven of the visiting players The score is sn0joned
Toledo ..-.-.............--.....--...0 O-3
Mel; opoitan ....................-3 q o / . x
Runs elrned-Tolelo Metropolitan. |. Base htsTole.
do Metropolitan T. Errors-rOled1. 81 Metropolitan, s.
close game was played at Washington Park, Brook
lyn between the Brooklyn and Columbus Mines which
ives witnessed by about 900 spectators The Columbus
nine 10y Dunchiaz their hts, they outplayed
both IN the field aud at the bat by the home CLUB The
IS follows:
Columbus. ....-.................. o o Y 3
Earned runs-BroOklyn 2i COlufobus l. Base hts-Brooh
lyn 10; Columbus. q. Errors-BrO0syH. 2; Columbus D.
The games to-day will be Mctropolitan-Toledo and
Observation-Disclosures.
The New-York Club has engaged g. II Manlove and j.
W. Brown formerly of the Altoona club, pitcher and
catcher
Other games played yesterday were as follows
In Proyidence-BrOwn IA. Dartmouth ).
In DerOt--Detroit ., Chicago T.
In BaltmOre-BatmOre 4, Louisville 4. Thirteen
innings were played and then darkness on.
In Phladelplia-Ath IL, Indianapolis 3.
In PttsburS-Cinclnnati T. Allegheny D.
In WashIn gton-St. Louis 10, Washington q
In Decentralization g, Virginia q.
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A DESPERATE KILLED By A MAYOR.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 12.-News has been
received here OF deadly ARRAY at NewAlbany, Ma.
between J. Il. Reeves Mayor OF the town and
Editor Of The Union County Optic, and Lloyd
Ford desperate. They had alteration about the
contest for the Democratic Con ressiona nomination
Each shot i've timss. Ford shet the breast ana
died bullet from Forls pistol struck Squire Reeves.
father W J. Il. Reeves, In the leg.
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MEYER TOO LATE no TAKE.

Prom The Arkaasac frarel!cr.
Just after the bank had suspended, the pred.
dent standing tho stops when man came up ana
asked:
"Bank busted"
"Yes," sadly replied the president.
Wont pay any moro money out, SUPPOSED"
"No."
SWELL didn't want TO draw any out. Thought tAatt
the bank wasn't too far gone wound make aeposu
right IN and l can accommodate you.'
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BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, June 1.-THE Governor this after
noon signed nine bills. among the rest those:
Amending the act relating to the and custody OF
insane persons and the OF asylums relating
to the Commissioner OF Accounts Of NewYork; amending
the NewYork City Consolidation act; relative the
Commissioner OF the Department of Docks for tho
lief of eorzo LOutre and Michael DOan consolidating
the acts regulating elections In Brooklyn Private secre
tary Lamont stated this afternoon that the Governor
would not nle the supply bill until Saturday
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those who sailed on the steamer Adj
Ratio yesterday were Mr. and Mrs William p Abendroth
g. t. Arnold, +. L. j. Blythe John W. Carter, Miss Helen
Cole the Rev. W. ". Carson, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Giles,
Miss Mary T. Gilbert Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Holiday, Mr..
and Mrs Walter Howe, Miss Ellen Frances Halford Isaac
l. Hunt, r Hiss Alice @. Hunt, j. c. Hazard, the Rev.
p. NJ Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs Il. G. Lambert, Samuel IL.
Ladd. the Rev. Henry NJ Ladd, the Rev j. f. Lanceby
DR. Nj. s. Lacy, Mr. and Mrs. G.. H. Morgan, H. ID. Nc
Master W. W. McAlpin, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Richards the
Rev W. j. SOcum Mrs. NJ. NJ. Irayers r. Iravers, Miss
Travers, Mitchell Thompson, Dr. Clinton Wagner, Dr..
Joseph II. Wythe, Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Wornser and
eight sisters.
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~ his friends in this city who enjoy his confidence ana Is
discredited by them. Mr. Blame ,c'ons
su,sr.a. NJ letters mportuning him to speak IN every
esafe Of the Union but whether or not ne wiz take P~'
In the campas" pote,Ie and Milliken win leave their
Noross tomorrow morning for Washington .iney vii
stay here until the afternoon spending 'heT ,i ne
Boutelle win be one OF the speakers az inc
ratification meeting In Washington on next Monuay
night ...,,, A. -. usro, m sx
prosslon of opinion Tildens letter MANY Hepao
fcapa here long ago regarded the OF as
blp 10 conceal the Of Cleveland or some other
who would receive the nomination and they have never
changed their mind Mr. T1lden's declination is not
reiished by the Maine Democrats and prominent one
said to-day that the Maine delegation would goto Cncaso
expecting TO vote for him In spite Of his letter.
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THE CHANNEL AT SANDY HOOK.
fDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRGBUNEl

WASHINGTON, June 12.-Henry F. Knapp APP
peared before the Senate Committee on Commerce, this
morning. urge tins acceptance OF his plans for tine deep
enng the channel Sandy Hook bar He proposes
to erect certain works that will permanently deepen the
channel five feet widen and sraghten and do this at
his own risk and expense under the supervision OF the
war Depart ment until the engineers employed by the
Government shall have certified that the work and Its
hydraulic results are permanent success.
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COMBINATIONS AND REFLECTIONS.

WASHINGTON, june 12.-The Senate to-
day confirmed tho following nominations: Corps of
Engineers-Maor John VI. wilson TO be ieutonantcol-
oncl Captain william b. Remcy, OF the United States
Marine Corps resident of Iowa. TO be Judge Advocate
General Navy with the rank Of Colonel in the Ma
rine Corps. -
The Following nominations were rejected: Virgil ".
Nelson postmaster a Yaz0O City, Miss, and Harvey
A. wilson Of Alabama as receiver OF public moneys at
MONTGOMERY
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CLOSING EXERCISES or TWO SCHOOLS

The twenty sixth annual commencement ex
ercises of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs Gardeners school for
young ladies held No 603 Fifthaye last evening
Music the reading essays recltataDs etc. by the ten
young lady graduates and Others and address the
Rev DR.. Howard Crosby made up the programme. At
10 O'clock the pariers were cleared for dancing.
The closing exercises Of Salisbury School were held in
The chapel OF the Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Sixteth-st., last evening. There were
songs rectadons and essays by the scholars and an adj
dress by John S. ite, LII D., with presentation of
certificates TO the five graduates
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MR. MOMENT THREATENS TO RESIGN.

The trustees of the Presbyterian Church ut
Seventy seventhst and Thlrdaye last evening consid
cred the action OF the Presbytery IN refusing to let them
90 IN Lexngton-ave. ut seventysixth-st After long
discussion decided to continue services ia the pres
eut building Of ThraYe., the lease does not ex-
pire until October The Rev. Mr. Moment said that he
would resign charge before he would remain east OF
ThiTt-aVe.
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THE MEXICAN PENSIONS BILL.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-When the Senate
resumed confederation of the Mexican Pensions bill to-
day, Mr. Van Wyck moved amendment the blll
sometime since reported from the Pension Commit by
Mr.. Culom, provide pensions for invalid soldiers and
sailors who have been discharged from the Army
Navy after three months IN the OF the Rebellion and
the widows and dependent parents OF deceased PEN
siOners.
After pIotracted debate Mr. ingalls, moved
amendment Senate bill No. L, being the bill introduced
by MIN the first day of the present session. amending
the OF Pensions to provide that all pen
,ion now or hereafter granted by OF death
ring from originating in service since March 4
1851 or In consequence OF wounds injuries ved
or disease contracted since t1at date, shall begin
The date OF death dscharSe aud In the consideration
of an claims for pensions tho soldier on whose account the
claim Is made shall be conclusively presumed to h. We
disease entering the service
After further debate Mr.. Sherman suggested special
committee II nine Senators to take up aud consider the
whole subject No action was had.
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LAUDAToR TEMPoRIs AcTT.-Doctor 0'Dub-
bedot "No sir toll va It's all nonsense Even the very
air changed for the worse faith aud people don't live
long they used TO IN the last century" Mr. Grump
tiOus: "Why, that's rubbish doctor. saw the death Of
two cen onarans In the papers myself only last week
Doctor ODubblsdOt Av We did, sir and did
for that matter; and I've read of good many others
besides But just tell this, II ye Place When
were these same centensrians bornf In the present
century, Not b OF II, bedad No. sir. Iv'ry man OF
em dates back from the last century and defy 70 10
produce me one esntenaran born since tie Union Left
"buL wing Fun.
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pIsrIyGrIsHEp MRx ArA PARMgRs DIyxER

= "
LANCASTER, Penn, June 12.-The annual
dinner of tho PennsJ yania Farmers Clnb was held nc
the house OF Colonel James Duffy OF Marietta, this after
noon. Among tho members aud guests present were
Senators Edmuuds, Pendeton, Bayard j. Donald Cam
and Angus Cameron, Samuel j. Randall, simon Cam
erOn Charles A. Dana. George W. Chds, aud the Judges
OF tho supreme Court of 1ennsyyana.
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AGAINST LEAVE TO PRINT.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Vest SUBJ
mitted to Senate to-day amendment which he pro-
noses to the Legislative Appropriation bill, to provide
that no money shall be paid out OF ,he Treasury from
any public fund printing in The Congressional Record
any speech which has not been actually spoken de-
Iyered ia either the senate the House Of Representa-
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AFAsT TRACK AT PrTrsBURG.

PITTsBURG June 12.-Tbe race track was
fast to day. The 500 purse previous winners carry
five pounds extra one mile by General Harding.
Time las. The coke stakes handicap for all ages, 50
miles, were won by Long knight. Time 2;25ia. Tho
glass stakes for woyearod s. Of mile, were won by
Tantrum In l:04 The club purss OF $780, OF mile,
by Boatman In LIZA. Tho club purse Of R425,
maiden allows noss, won by Palance Time 1:5S4,
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A PITCHERS DAY IN BASEBALL.
THE METROPOLITAN CLUB ALONE SUCCESSFUL L

LOCAL GAMES-OTHER CONTESTS.
A close and interesting game of baseball was
played at the Polo Grounds yesterday between the New
York and Philadelphia League clubs Tho game
well contested throughout, only one run being scored,
that by the visiting nine in the last inning. The
was pitchers game, only few hits being made Manova,
new player caught for the local club but bis work dld
son reached frat base Wild throw by Caskins, went
TO second on wild throw to third base by Manleve and
scored the run amid excitement FarraTs fly out
10 Ewing in right field. The playing sharp and the
game unusually exciting. The score was dS follows:
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ARRESTED WITH EXPLOSIVE MATERIAL.

WASHINGTON, June 12.- The Government
authorities to-day received telegram from Special
Agent Hubbs Key West, Fla, follows: "Marreso,
secretary OF Revolutionary Committee here arrested by
marshal with explosive material per steamer from New
York last night Examination postponed until t0-inOr
row sealed letters IN baggage, unstampod TO promi
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BIsUOp sIupsOy EXTRAORDINARY TLL.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE illness OF
Bishop Matthew Simpson. which has been Of consider.
able duration has reached critical stage. THIS morning
q consultation OF physicians held at the Bishops
home In lhis city. They report that his condition IL
changed for the better, but that no Is still seriously ILL.,
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
w 'iiiNP ipN NCi ~
WAsuIxarog Thurslay. lima 10 1873.

WASHINGTON Thursday, Juno ~ 1884.
MASSEY AGAINST WIsL.-The House Committee Eec-
lions to-day refused the request OF Mr. Massey for
opening Of the contested election OF Massey
Wise, OF Virginia. The request made In order that
further argument might be made the facts OF the
NEWSPAPER PosrAGE.-The President has signed Repre-
sentative Townsends bill providing that newspapers
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PLEASED WITH THE TICKET.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. I

ITHACA, June 1.-THE Blaine and Logan
ticket finds great favor in this place. On Saturday
ing ratification meeting will be held by the leading
citizens Of the town, at which Blaine and Logan Club
will be formed large number of voters have signed
The call for the meeting.
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cALIroRNIANs IN WHITE MOUNTAINS.

NORTH CONWAY, N. H., June IA party OF
Portland gentlemen and Ladies' accompanied the Can
fornia delegation up the Ogdensourg Railroad TINS MORN
ing. starting the regular tram az 80
o,c,och Tho day is overcast, and . mist hangs
ovar the mouptalna but there Is no
rain The excursion party win dine at Fabyans ana re
turn evening The CaoraIs start ior m SV @es
Ia Chicago on June 90 Their intention is 70 reach car
fornja nv July g. Senator Mcclure leaves the party To-
morrow 10 60 TO Bangor, where he will probably denver
nm address.
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KILLED Alta GAME OF BASEBALL.

ALLENTOWN Penn, June 12.-James Coyle,
sge twelve to-day while playing attempted to catch
ban that was batted by a companion. The bali passed
through his hands and struck bin in the pit of the
stomach he fell To the ground and died in few min
utss.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
THE HOUSE PASSES 1T, Aztec STRIKING OUT THE
HESNrPfN CANAL CLAUSE.

THE HOUSE PASSES 1T, AfrEE SrBikiNG oOl ihh
HESNrPfN CANAL CLAUSE.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-When the House re-
snmed consideration OF the River and Harbor bill today
Mfr Graves Of Missouri offered amendment providing
that nothing contained In the net shall be construed as
limitation on the powers Of Board OF Engineers desg
mated to prepare and submit plans specifications estr
mates and recommendations for the expenditure OF ne
appropriation for the Missouri River, and that the poar
sba constitute commission 20 be called the missouri
River Commission whose duty it shall be to complete tne
surveys OF the Missouri River between It's NOUN anu
headwaters. Adopted
On motion Of Mr.. ONeil Of Missouri, an amendment
WAS adopted providing that hereafter all purchases Oh
supplies shall be made by contract after advertisement
Mr. breckenridge, at the request OF Mr. Cox OF Now
York offered rs amendment the bill recently miro
dnced by that gentleman prohibit dumping OF refuse
material I'm New. York harbor. Tho amendment was
adopted. 800, -. uo
yidng that all the appropriations in this bill shall be paid
in standard silver coin OF the United states or In silver
certificates. Lost. a., ~, i.
the House Mr. Oates OF Alabama moved 10 strike out
the Hennepin Canal clause Agreed TO by vote OF 1i6
to 102 The bill then passed by vote OF lo7 10 lO4
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FOR TILDEN BEFORE, NOW FOR BLAINE.
MR. MGHRE OF PIrTsBURG, STEAKS PLAINLY

TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBCNk.l
PrrrsBURG, June 12.-When ex-Councilman
p MeGhee spoken TO about Tdens letter today he
said suppose the etteris good one But anything I'll
den might say do would not interest me much this year
Twas strong Tlden tn 1876 and $780, but IN 1854
am for James G. Blaine and don't care who knows IT,
have not high opinion CT Cleveland and on general
principles opposed to any party that VIII place the
Southern generals and colonies In power. fought
and bled the Union and don't propose to be ridden
over by the men who tried TO ruin the Nation.
Those persons who talk about Senator
Rayard as Democratic candidate might as well talk OF
Democrats contributing dollar for the suppression
The Iiisgheosg ErenaG Mail. which has always adyo-
Gated the principles of the Republican party and which
has regarded the special organ OF Congressman
Domination Of Mr. Blaine Mr.. Bayne also repndated
for the position Of Representative from the XAlld DIS
trot for the alleged that he has devoted the
greater part Of his time for the last year TO the ihc
snce Of sir. Blanes nomination Ihe MARS circulation
is small however and its detection VIII nave ite or 10
effect on the Blaine boom III this vicinity.
ORGANIZING IN AND AROUND NEWBURG.
NEwBURG, n Y, June 1.-THE course of
The Nele York Times resulting dsssrosy to it in this
region. The sansbury News Company. II. B. Lawson
and other dealers say that the reduction in the number Of
its subscribers small matter In one business street
every Republican subscribed for The Times previous
to the ConveD ton has since stepped it, Nearly all who
decline to follow The Times against Blaine and Logan now
take TIE TRIBUNE the circulation OF which increasing
rapidly here.
In Cornwall The Times has lost thirty subscribers and
TIL TRIBUNE has gained that number.
The nomination OF Blaine and Logan is received well
throughout this region by Republicans With hardly an
execution the ticket will be supported by members OF the
party In different parts of this Assembly district Blaine
and Logan Clubs have either been organized or steps
have been taken 10 organize then NJ Walden, Thomas
W. Bradley, W. C. Welles, A. X. Hays, J. H. Loughran,
A. g. Tears T. +, Newkrk. j. r. HAYS, W: W. Tears L.
whitehead. j. T. Dawson T. Milispaugh and others
have taken preliminary steps to start Blaine ana Logan
Campaign Club. Similar clubs will soon be formed IN
WaskingtOnve, Highland Mills, Cornwall Montgomery
and this city.
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ST. LOUIS JOCKEY CLUB MEETING.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-Two jockeys were sus-
pended to-day because Of the injury to Fshbun yests
day Fishbun Il unable 10 leave bis bed The owners
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A PASTOR CALLED FROM YOyKERS TO TRENTON.
IRr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIpuNE.l

TRENTON, n. D.. June 12.-The congregation
OF the Firt Presbyterian Church has extended call TO
the Rev. John Dixon, of Yonkers to I'LL The vacant pas
torate OF the church.
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THE NICARAGUA WATER WAY PROJECT.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-When the Consular
and Diplomatic bill laid before the Senate yesterday the
amendments agreed substantially reported by
the Committee Appropriations except the Item appro-
patlng $3.50 600 necessary expenses attendant
upon tho execution OF the Neutrality Act separate
vote was desired this item Mr Best said this was an
extraordinary appropriation. Mr. Best said: IL Is due
TO the Senate that chairman of the committee should
state what purpose Of the appropriation really and
honestly is. call u0on The chairman OF the committee
make that statement what Is the real purpose OF this
appropriation"
Mr.. Allison, chairman Of the Appropriation Committee
made response Mr. Van Wyck offered the following
amendment 20 the clause referred to: Bat portion
Of said S250O00 shall be paid directly or through the
Nicaragua Government to the owners of concession
granted to the Maratrne Canal Company OF Nicaragua
Laid on the table Mr. Van Wyck moved to reconsider
the vote by which this action was had. The Senate went
into secret session, aud when the doors were opened
vote on the question Shall tho bill paSSP disclosed tue
fact that quorum was present NhcreuPon the senate
adjourned.
1he concessions from Nicaragua which Secretary Ere
nghysen wishes to receive for this Government are I'M
destOOd those made three four ago FOR an
canal the project in which General Grant,
Governor Morgan, 5. L. VI. Barlow, Captain Phelps and
In this country together with some people OF m
iiuence ia Nicaragua, interested The term within
the work must be begun hes nearly op5cd what
the secretary proposes 10 90 with the money whch ne
has asked Congress to appropriate for expenses under the
Neutrality actwhcher to purchase the rght oil the
original grantees to extension OF the time, or
bOth-caunOt be learned.
rhe Senate to-day passed the Diplomatic Appro-
priaon bill 10y vote OF b to 2 The Dill IL almost pre-
priaons making All addition OF 100000 to the bill
reported from the House,
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INSTANTANEOUS AILROAD INTELLIGENCE

BosToS, June PA special meeting of the
and Lowell Railroad stockholders tn act upon the
proposed lease by the corporation OF the Northern Rail-
road OF New Hampshire, the Peerboro and Hlsbore,
the Concord and Clairmont, and Boston, Canada and
Montreal railroads held here to-day. After some
preliminary action 10 decided to take full ballot OF
the stockholders the polls ~ remain open until Weencs
day
Boston, June 12.The statement OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Company for April gives the following figures;
Earnings 80 12s,984; expenses, Sl,l77.025; surplus
earnings 1881 939. This decrease from APRIL 1885,
OF 1924 3l2 earnings and $780, Ia surplus earnings
The figures for the four months ended April 80, 1884, as
compared with the corresponding period OF last year are
OllOws Earnings, 81 lsS, 553 decrease, 81 10000;
expenses 81 $751; 61; Increase S6s645i; surplus
ings, $2,3o0,592; decrease, Sl,Si3,Ol3.
The Chicago committee Of railroad managers yesterday
continued its discussion of the questions before IT,
stated in THE TRIBUNE, but took action. The Joint
Executive Committee and the Peoria and Indianapolis
committees meet to-day when the proposed advance In
st-b fret he afalu