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New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
THE RACES AT MONMOUTH PARK TOD


THE HORSES THAT SHOULD COME IN FIRST AND
sICoSD-THE ENTRIES.
There will be seven races at Monmouth Park
to-day All have nlled well and sport may be eI
pected.
The first race is hand cap lis miles Nine horses
are named In it. Duchess. Notwithstanding the
poor showing she made Thursday should be the first
home with FORESTER closely at her heels
twoy car-old selling race y OF a mile. comes second
on the programme There only five entries and none
of them OF great merit II should be good race
however Ariel will probably be frat under the string
with Shamrock second.
There are thirteen entries tho Harvest handicap.
III miles, which is the third race OF the day Imported
Richmond is in at the top weight. 124 pounds While
PIunger Waltons colt has proved himself 10 be good
one it is hardly likely that he can concede as much
do. and the probabilities are that the best
one OF Mr.. keso's entry VIII carry
prize. Duplex, that has improved much OF laie
should run secOnd $500 a. =,
cap In II old Monitor will make his first bow 10 the
public for 1885, Though the hero of many hardiought
battle carries top weight and Is growing Old, II he ~
anything like the Monitor OF former years he should
win the race, and Euclid ought To be second.
The fifth race for the Elberon Stakes.
mile, gentlemen riders to bs allowed seven
pounds There eight horses entered II sntlcr has
good Jockey up his chances OF winning appear to be
the best and Navarro ought TO be second.
The days sport Will terminate with asteepechase over
the full course There fifteen horses named TO start
in IT, Charlenagne should and Puritan ought TO be
second.
The following is a full list OF the entries:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
rouyo PEOPLES CHRISTIAN CONTENTION

OCEAN GROVE, July 1.-THE Young Peoples
Christian Convention opened in the Young Peoples
Temple at 1890 to-day. Tho object OF this con.
venton Is quicken spiritual life and learn how to sue
eessfuiy for Christ Tho Rev. c. II. Yatman and
the Rev. W. II. Gcistweit conducted the meeting.
fine choir OF young added TO the interest. Mr. Vat
man said that young Christians got absorbed In the
world and amount to little In the church. What they
need Is the baptism OF tho Holy Spirit for work for
Christ The Rev. Mr. Gclstwelt thought that II tho
abilities Of tho young people Of the churches were
utilized there would be great advance along the Line
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
NEITHER ERWIN NOR HIS WIFE WILL DIE WOW
Mrs. Margaret Adele Erwin, who was shot by

her husband Altman House, having recovered from
the shock and general prostitution which followed was
taken TO ST. vincents Hospital yesterday The wound In
her back though painful Is getting along WELL ana IL is
caton OF the that her husband Is not Erwin but
prrssiu effect upon her yesterday and aggravated her
symptoms butit Is believed that she will soon
rally. ,, ,,.,..,
and was cheerful mood He suffered from the intense
heat but the wound In side gave him trouble lie
talks freely with his attendants and when visitors are
near he laughngly shows mis- watch, on which Is IN.
scrIbed III Ia time take drink" Hcis rcticent tabqnt
his lIfe aud when Questioned concerning he answers
by closng his left eye and twisting his mouth in,o gro-
tcsque shape. He will be well enough 10 make .
pilgrimage 10 the Tombs.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
WARRINGTON NOTES,


Tux NORTHERN PAcIYIC's APPEAL--The Secretary Of
the to-day heard argument by counsel for the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company In support OF the
al from the decision OF Commissioner sparks revok
Ing tie order made by Acting Commissioner Harrison
rcetifyfng the terminal lines Of that companys land
grantin Oregon.
Prcruax or THE GRrELr CANA New-York artist
has ulaced ON exhibition Commodore Sehleys room at
the Navy Department oil painting representing tho
(;roely as it discovered by the rcscung party
IL is offered for sale the Government IL Is about SIX
by four In size and h said by Commodore Schley to
bs 0 realistic picture
RESIGNATION AccsPTED.--Tbe resignation OF Isaac A.
TAYLOR In,an agent at the Sac and Fox agency in the
Ipdian Territory. has been accepted
BoxDs ArPRovED.-The Solicitor Of the Treasury to-
day approved the bond Of g. H. Brooks Assistant Treas
rer al San Francisco In the Of 000 The bond
Of w. d. Robinson as Supervising Inspector OF Steam
Vessels 1t Buffalo, n u, having been approved by the
the MS commission WAS f0rWaru
Cd to him this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
9 s. 8.
INDIGESTION cUREDi

40 INDIGESTION CUREDi
suffered for than Ave years with indigestion sca'ceA
able TO retain simplest food stomach The burn
ing sensation was intoerable. and whole system
was dernged wskefu and could rot sleep. and con
sequently more al the time declined n
aesh and suffered the depression attendant upoa
this terrible disease In word was miserable At last
failing TO find relief anything else. commenced the use o.
sw,its specific. began improve st once The medeos
toned up stomach strengthened the digestive organs ao
soon a that burning could retain fool wtaous
dinlculty health Is good and can est anything
the shape OF food and digest without the deuity
most choerfuy bear this testimony because there asa
hundreds suffering and an ssre they can b ~
readily healed Take prescribed dose afssr eating "
stead OF before.
JAMES MANN.
II Ivy Street
Atlanta Ga. Nay l3 1885.
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damus directing the trustees to appoint Board OF
Health distinct from their own body, was granted.
Justice Noah Davis, OF the Supreme Court, yesterday
granted stay In the case OF Big Frank mccoy pend
Ing an appeal from the decision OF Justice Donohues
that he should DO returned to Delaware as fugitive
from justice - MI.
graph and Cable Company and Others. brought IN the
Superior Court to establish his claim to the ownership Oh
zoo shares OF the stock of the company resulted yese
day decision by Chief Judge sedgw!ck In FAVOR OF
In nlni
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

MAUD s. MAKES A NILE IN 2:12h.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July II tSpeciab.-After
warmingup mile In 2:21 the track Of the Cleveland
Driving Park Company this afternoon, Maud g. was
let out for fast trim. She made the second mile IN
2:l2A. geing the latter bali IN 1:o4& Robert Bonner
witnessed the performance. He that the marc II
in perfect foru ana with days training will break
Bair said that she would have done 90 to-
day hsd be asked IL Of her
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
FREE FROM MALARIA.
Atlanta. Ga. Nay l3. 1885.

In the fall OF 1884 taken with case Of maral fsv
which prostrated us both boiy and mind wac drassse
after the Old fashion with mercury aud other mineral mxt
ures but rcsults Ny health w shattered and ny
energy gone Ny legs and oss would SWELL and had wss'
svsrvb body thought dspsy These symptoms alarms
me- and was ready TO srap any remedy suggested
friend advised mo to try swfrs Specific procured 'n's
bottles and commenced Its The swelling soon subsidies
Ihsye taken the three bo.tlss which have made per'es
cure and feel like mon to-day. There never W.
moro merorious medicine offered to sunerins humanity
has wrought wonders for me.
WILLS yoSEa
Lessourg. Leo County Go, March H. 1852
For sale by ell DrugsistA
Trcssise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailed frse
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
N. Y.iS7 W. asdsA Drawer y A'''
OFFICE aouss.isss. n e: sssass
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Earned runs--Dosoh o; NewYork, o. I1rst Dlsc %. on
baIs-Boston2 NewYork, q First base on y
ion New.York2 2 Struck out-Foston Z; New.iofk "
lett on bases-Boston. New-lork Total base sa M nr
gan Ward and Dorgan sutton Wise and Morrill, sutton anu
Mise Iwo-base hits-Dorgan Wild pitches-heoio ~,
6neton 3 Umpire-Mr Connel. Time of game-- hou's'
4u minutes. -,
The New. York and st. Louis clubs will play at the
Polo Grounds to-day. . , f,,,
TIE Nationals defeated the Trentons Mt jersey Cly
yesterday by the following score: -
Nationals. A >
tons.....-.......--------......-O " " " "
Earned uns-N Nationals TrentoDs. Basehts-N atioh
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
A CIVIL SERVICE ORDER by THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE President has
al Civil Seryice rule:
Army AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Lieutenant-Co Colonel
Robert H. Ofey, 18th Infantry. Will visit the camps OF
the Ohio National Guard. Leave OF absence ior SIX
months on surgeons certificate OF disability has been
granted Captain James q. MacAdans, I'd Cavalry.
Assistant Paynaster George A. Desrins. u g. ~, has
been ordered to duty In the Bureau Of Provisions and
Cothiug Naval Constructor George K Boush has been
10 duty as member of the Board OF Inspection
of Foreign Ships. Ensigns Charles f. sweeting, b. H.
Thurstsil, John M. Eco,t and Henry A. Field nave
Thomas C. Mclean, William II. H. Switzerland. George
" Hanfz surgeon A. +. Magruder and Assistant Pay
naster l. C. Kerr have been detached from the Dolphin
aud plnced Oh waiting orders Naval Constructor X W.
Board OF Inspection OF Foreign Ships and placed on
waiting orders . -.
secretary Whitney revoked the sentences OF sus
uensiOu OF Paymastcrs Bellows, Cam and Frazer. who
were tried by the Pacific coast. on the
nd NJ info
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The General Term Of the Supreme Court
yesterday decided Justice Daniels giving the opinion.
that the village Of Edgswater Staten Island, must ap-
point Beard Of Health, required by an act OF the
Legislature passed In 1855, and that the Board OF
Trustees OF the village who constituts tho old Board Of
Health under the village charter, eannet act man
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
TP4ysATL4yTIC PASSENGERS.

Among the passengers who left the city for
Bremen py the North German Lloyd steamer Main yos-
torday were ]. H. Berger, DR.. julius Hsffner, Oscar
Hafner. George Clausen, Mrs. A. vom Glen, Ad. kauf
mann Georg Marxen
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

The south is divided wht ther the Rev. Sam Jones
shoun swear and cuss from the pulpit Use high own
English Ills motto is, Any way to knock sinner out
--lDeiroit Free Press.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

WIRE FENCES AS LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS
DENVER. July ia dispatch to The Repub-
leom from Trinidad says Wednesday afternoon at the
ID Bsks anchs twenty miles from this place. twelve
oas Of hsrd Of seventeen Aornss IN pasture were
killed By lightning hail storm had driven the horses
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
VICTORY FOR THE CHAMPIONS.

VICTORY FOR THE CHAMfioNa
PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-An exciting game
Of baseball played here to-day between the fto'
dence and Philadelphia League clubs The champions
rallied in the last inning and the game. The
general fielding play poor. The score was as ioi
lows:
providence o N a.
PHI la,iel plia u i ID U U W
Base hits Providence 3 Philadelphia D. Erro' -frov
dence D Phia elphia. H. Pitchers anu No'n
UmpiTe-MI. Sullivan.
Al Uswego. Oswegos, Is; Rochesters. Z.
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CRUISE OF THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB.
The cruise of the Atlantic Yacht Club viii

uc CiuisC VI tiC hboh'it Aathp OiuO VIII
begiu this morning. The rendezvous will take place OF
whitestone The preparatory signal will be given ut
$50 IN, and the feet will start for Norfolk Island.
where IL will anchor for q quiet Sunday. Tomorrow.
services viii be held on board the yachts. Next
TO tho following schedule Monday. To Morris
Cove, Tuesday 10 New London Wednesday 10 Shelter
Island, Thursday ~ St0nnyton, Friday to Newport.
where further orders will be issned Two prizes are
offered by Rear Commodore Zcglcr each for classes
and to be sailed for the cruise. These prizes
TO be given to the centre board soop yacht I'm these
classes which shall have the greatest number Of
daily runs during the cruise from one port TO the
other. These races are open 70 all the boats In
the heet and their result determines the cham.
tend beyond the harbor of Newport Here the commit
tee which has been appointed 10 supervise the runs,
composed OF j. T.. Mareeus and j. T. Van Wyek. will
report their findings to the Commodore.
The famous catamaran Jessie, owned by Frederick
Hughes has been sold TO A. NJ Singer, OF TOrbay, Dev
last week. An interesting feature OF the week
will be match between the catboat Cruiser OF the
Larchment. and the yacht Perchole. OF Newport The
start Will be made from LarchmOnt and the race VIII be
down the Sound.
CRICKET MATCH TO-DAY IN PROSPECT PARK.
Should the weather prove az warm to-day as
1t was yesterday is be feared the cricket match
ranged Prospect Park, Brooklyn between the Inter
national Tile Company Club and the Old Brooklyn Club
viii prove pleasant 10 either spectators players
The elevcns as follows: Old Brooklyn Cubic. W.
Williams, q. Wooinougb. g. Nelson. ID. Swanson, j.
Farrands ii. Coyne, T. Ayers II. Edwards, j. spragne
j. Simpson and W. Williams. The International Tile
Company Cub-Cyril Wilson, II. Cevery, Charles Cbell
Clement Chell g. TuDnclife. Grinths, l. Gleason, j.
Moran, A. Heath, N. Bdduph, J. Leyanson.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
THE THIRTY-FOURIH STREET RAILROAD
REFUSING TO APPOINT cOMuissIoSEgs-JUsrcs
DAVIS DIssENTs.

decision of the General Term of the Su-
prene Court was handed down yesterday by which tho
court refuse. 10 appoint nms-iOners 10 pass upon
the question whether tho Thirty fourth street Ran road
Company shall he permitted to construct arhiroh IN
that street Justice Daniels wrote the OPP MON OF tho
court which concurrcd by Justice Brady AM he says
that the two railroad companies already occupying tho
having To the construction ofthe
new the latter cannot under the General Railroad
not OF 1884 be built for than lO)O feet on tho
ground thus already occupied It's. therefore. declared
that II would be useless TO appoint the commission Be
sides this Justice Daniels declares that II Is shown by
the papers before the court that real estate between
Sixth and Lexington voud be greatly deprecated
by building the railroad, rs II Ia not business locality
and there are many costly dwellings there
lie holds that the General Railroad act is constitutional
and that the words shall appoint are not mandatory
but 1t to the court To determine whether upon the
facts presented, the commission should be appointed
Justice Brady. Ia brief opinion, concnrs with Justice
Ing of the road should not be required TO
appear before tho commissioners who might
when IL now appears that a fatal nnrmity exists
Presiding Justice Davis IN dissenting opinion says
surface road should be constructed gives no power 10
the court TO hear Try or determine ~ the mrs, instance
That power ia given 20 the mis- . the
evidence laid before them and the reasons assigned by
them for their conclusion. are brought before the
court tho Tor Constitution Sra0H permits the cue COURT @
10 exercise Jurisdiction discretion the question sub
mitcd whether the road ought To-
be constructed Notwithstanding tho antagoni-n OF
abutng owncrs Justice Davis holds that the epurt Ia
not called upon say whether tho road ought 10 be
built and no parte opinion that subject should be
given He declares that It Is tho right OF the petitioners
10 put themselves in position to apply for the consent
showing, ir they can. before commission,
that the new road should bo built and Expresses
the opinion that the petty" horseraironds' "mo1es
OF ooonotion are destined 10 give to more rapid
clearly healthy kinds Of travel to the relief OF both
man and aud To the great advantage or
trac and the city and the webeing OF It's
citizens Finally he asserts that tho law requiring tho
consent OF the existing railroads is unconstitutional rs
being delegation by the Legislature OF Its own powers
to the street railroad.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

Captain James Plunkct commissary OF the o'th kegi-
men National Guard died ON Thursday evening NJ MS
nom. Nh ol Rugersst Ie was largely engaged In tho
,nanufncturs OF cigars at No. ~ Bowory He was
native of ireland age fortytwo and joined the regiment
~ IsGS as n prvaie. In February, 1873. he wns made
capnin OF Company ID. Last year he resigned rs cap
tain anil was made cOinmssary The fnneral VIII take
nllco To- morrow In ST. Tcresa's Church.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
TROUBLE OVER MR.. DUnASrs WILL SETTLED


Surrogate Rollins yesterday signed an order
granting tue petition OF Victor Durant, by his gardiaEs
John d. Townsend and Adelaide Durant asking that tho
will OF Charles w. Durant DO admitted To probate under
the terms OF q compromise agreed 10 by the egatees
The surviving children Of the tcstator, in order
TO avoid family differences and ~ pre-
vent further litigation. offered 10 pay to
Adele Durant SOL 900 In place OF the $4,000 left hor
and to Victor Dnran l 900 In place Of the 900 left
him. $50 900 OF Vctors portion 10 be held IN trust Tor
him. that ing his life he receive the annual In
come and dispose OF by will at his death Upon this
understanding the Surrogate appoints the Farmers
and Trust Company general trustee OF the property
and directs that letters esameDtary ISSUE to IT, To
John d. Townsend for costs and disbursements 900
TO lie paid, ana to Mrs. Adelaide Durant s3OO which
she has expended for the education OF Victor who 10
now sixteen years old The residue OF the l 900 Ia to
be invested and income during Vctors minority. IL
to paid his mother for his support and mainto
nance.
The viii with codcil was admitted 10 probate The
rest of the estate Of Mr.. Durant, which short time
before his death appraised at ~ equally
divided his three Frederick Charles and
H)ward NJ Durant and his daughter, Mrs. Eselle
Bowers The latter tho greater part Of whose portion
was given In trust To Frederick e. Duran had united
with tho grandchdr IN eontesting the will on tue
ground OF undue influence and mental incapacity And
has now agreed TO the compromise.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
RosTON PLAYERS WORSTED.

ara,nst barbed wire fence which conduo'e0 u"
linhtning through the herd"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
OBITUARY..
EDWARD NJ. MADDEN,

MrDDLETowN, N. Y, July lex State Senate
Madden died here at o'clock this morning, after al
illness of three weeks. His funeral will be held Sun
day at p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
OBITUARY NOTES.

DAYTON, Ohio, July II (Specidl).-William
Earnshaw. chaplain OF the Central Branch Soldiers
Home for afteen years died to-day from the enectA Of
an exnloson OF gas two months ago. Ho served In "A
PENNSYLVANIA regiment through the war ana 'h-rcacr
was Government agent attending TO soldiers eeine-
tcries.
u.v.y.. July ll.-Dr Juan Bruno Zayas died at
Gnansbocos on July 4. The body was smbaimed and
brought to his residence In this city, where the funeral
was made the occasion Of denonstration by tho Liberal
.n,onon,ists DIR. Zayas member OF the
proyiurial dcpuiaon OF Havana, OF the IheTai party
and OF "A society called Amigos d,l Pa's lie was noted
or his charity 10 poor and for his strong love OF
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK SUMMARIZED.


The first monthly crop report under Hon
Norman 1. Colman, the new commissioners OF
agriculture, was issued The statistcian, J.
Dodge, says there has been a reduction in the
area Of winter wheat according to the returns
Of April, Of over 10 per cent A partial inves
tgation in December made the shortage per
cent This is equivalent TO reduction Of 20.
$4,000 bushels upon the basis Of the yield OF
1854. A decrease in area il reported in every
state exccp, Oregon The decrease IN Illinois
is II per cent; that Of Minnesota is slightly less,
but the figures are not given The present
condition Of winter wheat as re-
ported, H. worse than in 1sSi Ii Is - per
cent, against ~; per cent last year, and - per
cent IN is. In ISL, the year Of recent ratio
of Yield. the condition April was -, and
serious loss was sustained afferward The
real status of the crop will be better shown a
month hence. when the vitality of the root
has been demonstrated and the character OF
the spring determined TN the present show
ing the reduction of yield ON this years pro
tlurtion promises To be more than oo.Uo,op
bushels from winter killing and low vitality,
in addition to the loss from diminished acre
age Whether the crop will exceed iW,Wm,oo
bushels or falls short Of IT depends upon the
reliability of present appearances and ON fn-
;ure conditions affecting growth and ripening
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-07
FOREIGN NEWS GOSSIP.

Consul Taylor Of Winnipeg reports that
Middie,on's loss was l. killed and ~ wound
ed
Commander Mccall has issued a proclama-
ton taking ros-e--ion of Panama, and the
French consul makes a violent protest.
Emperor William conferred with Gen. Won
werLer. German military envoy 10 81. Peters
burg previous 10 the latter's departure for the
Russian capital
Brisson. the French premier. has officially
declared that the new government will lend no
secret countcnance 10 dynaniters seeking ref
uge in France from Great Britain.
Advices from China state that the Shanghai
Mercury of March u last. announces that tine
Chinese vicrroy of the provinces of lunnan AMI
kivechung had just issued decree ordering
he destruction of all Catholic conycn's and the
killing of all Catholic converts and foreigners.
Le Temps, of Paris. which has hitherto
,hampioned Russia. as against England, now
Accuses Russia Of deliberate and mcNcusahle
aggression in the renjlrh affair: and. to make
The somersault complete. II now expresses a
'everish longing for peace between the great
antagonists
Prince Krapotkinc, the Nihilist, was released
from prison =: Clairvaux, France. He was seD-
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-07
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

IL Pinney was appointed receiver Of the
Erie Railway company.
ENCOURAGING reports of the condition of tho
log drivers comes from Eau Clare.
Prof r. D. Anderson. newly appointed min
lister to Denmark, was banquetted at Madison,
Wis.
The county board in McCook county. Oak,
are preparing to build $4,000 court house,
with jail
The bankers of Southern Dakota will meet
at Aberdeen, June = for the purpose of Or
ganizing an association.
Keelcy. the perpetual motion man announces
that his new engine, worked exclusively by air,
is a perfect success, and that company with
sl!,tVo,Uo capital will push it
The tax assessors of Newport, r. l., report
the real valuation at that fashionable resort at
sci 5>i. ,tu; personal s5...j,Jn. One-third
the property is owned by New Workers.
L. J. Curtis. of Kingston, Pa, found sG.00c
in gold and silver in an old house he was tear
ing down The building had been sold TO q
kingston man for $40 only few days before.
Dan Mcdonald, a telephone line man, Of
Patterson, \. j., walked across fifty-wirc ca
Bile fifty feet high and 20 feet long, over the
heads of several hundred spectators below,
whose hearts were in their throats.
Governor Albeit of New Jersey says that the
whole naval and military force of the state will
be used TO protect Jersey fishermen in their
right 10 fish in any part of Deleware bay, even
up 10 the Delaware shore Deleware Is arm
ing
There were l.S failures in the United States
reported TO Bradstreet's during the week,
! against lai in the preceding week. and ia, Isl
! and les in the corresponding weeks of 1884,
| l>>;, and l>>! respectively. About >5per cent.
| were those of small traders, whose capital wa,
less than $1,000
| An Alegan county Mich man has in his
possession the ;ir-, legal tender greenback note
struck of and issued by the United States. II
| is dated Aug |. lSia, and marked ~Scries \
No l." MI. Slncum. the po-se-sor, was sol
| der in the army. and the bill IN question wa
/ paid 10 him by the payrna-ter as part of his
| wages a. boy in blue.
| Pukwaua, OAK. buisenes- man in lette.
| 10 a Sioux City house. complains as follows
| Money IL almost ont of the question in this
| locality There are five shanties on the reser
4 vation which the poor squstter- are owing m,
| for. and now since President Cleyelands p roc
| lan,ation will frankly say don't expect on,
| cen, from any of them: AMI am of the opin
/ ton we are Oh tn. board gauge and down grad
| railroad Ia the poorhous.. And Yet the sum
| mer days are coming on.