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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
BROOKLYN.

The Rev. Henry A. Powell pastor OF the zee 70
Congregational Church. sailed for Europe yeserua''
be absent three months. ,
While weighing sugar at the Atlantic Dock yes.eruayi
Michael Hunon, OF Van Dyke and van brun' $751; 1
overheard and was drowned .
Mayor Low and his wife moved to cottage AT oystu
Bay L. L. Yesterday for the summer Ihe Mayor VIII
come 10 Brooklyn every morning.
The Supervisors decided yesterday to nave tue con.
store of the new Hall of Records laid on June 80 WIN
Masonic ceremonies. An Grafton Will DC uei'oiou W
Joshua NJ Van Cott
The discharges In the Navy Yard continue forty oro
men having been removed IN INC Eus'no0ii"o N0f~'
ment for lack Of work
Thomas Wright. age nineteen. while Dung macnnery
Yesterday I'm the works Of tue LdgerwoOd Manutactur
ing Company the foot OF Dykemas,st was caush IA
the betting and almost instantly Killed.
The Commissioners of Charities and Correction recon-
mended three the Supervisors yesterday TOT inc
proposed county farm on Long Island. committee VI
the Board will visit the sites on June IT,
Martin Mulligan recovered verdict yesterday lor
$3.50 in suit against the Knickerbocker Ice Company
for $40 600 as damages for being thrown out OF ms
wagon by collision with an Ice wagon peionsi"e '" ~
company.
James Haggart who diverted the attention OF tne
police 80 Odlum could jump from the Bridge was SEN
fenced by Justice Walsh yesterday TO eigh months III tno
pepeutiary for his part In what proved Tragedy An
appeal will be taken, and pending this Judge Pratt ad
mitted Haggart to $500 ball.
william scrimgour. superintendent OF Greenwood
Cemetery died at his home In the cemetery AT
and twenty hfthst., Wednesday evening az the age
seventy eight He had been connected with the man
agement of the cemetery for fortysix years WIDOW
aid two sons survive him.
Giovanni Raia, who shot in the neck on Tuesday
night by father OF the young Italian girl Win NON
he was walking In Seventhst., f. d., was discharged
from the hospital yesterday As large revolver was
found in his possession for which nc nad no pern' NC
was sent TO fail for carrying concealed weapons.
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NEW.IERSEY TOWNS.

HoBoKES-Charles Il. Geddes. agc twenty, OF Passac
Bridge was committed TO the County jail yesterday
charged with obtaining money under false preences.
After learning from the sign what brewers beer was
sold In beershOp he represented himself the son Of
the brewer saying that he had been on spree aud
wanted 20 borrow $40 or 81 from the proprietor
assaulting married woman in stanhopc. N. j.. was
arrested yesterday
OxFoRD.-willian Huylcr. who broke into q store at
Plymouth, Mass six months ago. has been arrested and
taken 10 the OF the robbery Heformcrly lived at
BoontOn.
PATERsoS.-A large arm chair covered with brown
leather has been presented to the Paterson Board Of
Trade for the Of its president. The chair be-
longed the House. and the favorte chair
Daniel Webster when he visited that house II AL
ways reserved for his IL last the property OF
Thomas Barbour.
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GAMES rs OTHER PLACES.

BOsToN, June 11.-An excellent game Of
ana Ts R ca e' The yDs nine played good
FORM nrd 9slh ea h Tho score amid ret eTemenf In
the eighth inning another rally by the home players
sSg S Ssns mns from his Delivers The
was
b Psla@elphia :...'.........: o!
Base hit. rhIndspha u Io,on 4 Error Philadcl-
G a.aman -
Pun, DgLrIrrA. June 1I.-An interos ting game was
played between the Athletic aud Louisville clubs which
the home nine again won through superior work at the
bat Iovett pitched with effect while Iecker was batted
freely at Tho remained tie from the fourth
10 the eighth inning when the home players began to
the bat Corey HOuck aud Purcell led In the batting
while the fielding play OF louck aud OBren was excel
lent. The score was as follows;
H f5a e,lc $685. g
Base hlts-Athletc II Louisville j.. Athletic
Louisville 8. Pitchers-Loveit aud ncckcr Umpiro-Nr.
Connell.
BALTIMORE Juno IA heavy batting game was
PLAYED today between the Baltimore and Pttsburg
clubs the single and total base hits beng the
each side The fielding was about on par the visiting
nine winning by bnLching their hits Miller and SMITH
did the best Aiding. while stearns made home run
which evoked loud applause. The score was:
P Fi.g.9e d SSS3s rs
hits Baltimore IL PttsGurg ~ Error, Rllt,moo.
& 81 r k5y o. i''''' i'"''0 anu oOS IMPURE
w,suNGrox June 1.-THE Eastern League game to;
day between the National aud Wilmington Mines resulted
In easy victory for the home club by tho following
Rational '.''---'--.-'.'-9
Base -Natonl o; Wilmington. q. Errors National.
G; Wilmington q
LANCASTER. June 1l.An exciting game with the bats
was plaJ ell by the Lancaster and Jersey City clubs
which the home nine won AS follows:
Lancaster. ....---...-..--..--'..---o " a
Base Lancaster 81 Jersey city, I. Erors-Lancaster
2. jersey titG ..
Other games resulted n follows;
At SorfOlk-VirgniG o Norfolk @.
John stOn-JonnstOn 20; GlOvcrsvllle, 4.
At Oswego-Alblny. 4; OswegO, l.
Il Wilmington y t.-rc aside. / Durham, o
At Fordhan-ltosebili y. Lsfay ettc college, Z.
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STATEN ISLAND.

EDGEwATER-Edwar 8. Stokes, OF the Hoffman
House. who has recently purchased the Julien estate,
said yesterday that he did not intend to build summer
hotel but had bought the property private specua
ton.
sTAPLEToy-Pilot boat Washington, No. %, reported
yesterday that the bosttkeeper Dutch Billy"
washed overheard drowned Saturday In the heavy
northeast gale
NEW BRiGHToS.-The body OF an unknown
found IN the water near Fort Wadsworth yesterday.
II was badly decOmposed. Two hundred aud fifty
children were entertained yesterday by Erastus Wiman
at the Woods Of Arden There are no Inmates IN the
cells OF the Richmond County Almsnouse.
PAssAIc CITY, number OF cows, all pastured on the
lot have died recently. Dr. Lowe, OF Paterson.
the State veterinary Inspector made autopsy yests
day and found the had been poisoned by white
lead paint lush and paint pots were found In
the lot.
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OFFICIAL DIGNITY ArPOLICE HEADQUARTERS.
A.,....,ex tha oficials Mt Police uealnmarters

Yesterday there was we'll grounded beefthst the Com
mssoners failed to upon captain 10 succseu
to the vacant inspectorship. Messrs French ana mc
CT we we're said be bent on promoting Captain leh
amber : Williams but the other two members OF Inc
board were said be still unwilling 10 vote for the cap
tain OF the rwentynint Precinct. Friends OF Captain
Mc(nllacb OF the Seventeenth Precinct considered the
prospect encouraging but It believed that an agree
inent would not be reached by the board until next
week The uspect0rs and captains did not meet supcrn
tenden Murray yesterday 1.-THE order for their appearance
at headquarters having been contaminated Tor some
nknown reason Mr. Murray has decided to discourage
the practice lately INDUCED In by captains OF appear
ing at the Central Office In PLAIN clothes and the follow
ing general alarm was out in tho afternoon All
members Of the force except detectives or officers de-
tailed TO duty citizens clothes will wear their uni
forms when visiting headquarters.
WILLIAM MURRAY. Superintendent"
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NETWORK CITY.

The Commercial Telegraph Company has in
creased its capital stock from $l,O0O,OO0 10
$2,000,O0O.
Joseph Donohue, homeless man, age twenty
seven, died suddenly yesterday on tie sidewalk in
front of No. James-st.
Herman Goru, employed in the Edison, electric
hight station at No. lO4 Goerck-st., had MS loot
crushed In the machinery yesterday
Henry Herring who assaulted yonDg girl Katie
lehman on March 10, sentenced yesterday by
Recorder Smyth to twelve years and six months III
the State Prison.
The contracts for supplying the Indians with
steel iron, heavy and shelf hardware, mechanics
and machInists tools were awarded to ). ID. KIM
bart & Co. and 5. IL. Crane.
Pilgrim Congregational Church, Harlem, had It's
annual stra berry festival last night. The early
part of tho evening was devoted to addresses reci
tations aud singing in the Sunday-school room.
EARLY CLOSING AFTER THIS MONTH.
Stern Brothers, of West Twenty third-st. for the
convenience of their numerous patrons both in and
out Of the city, will keep their store open Satur,
days during June In July and August they VIII
close on Saturdays at II O'Clock
FUNERAL OF THE ITALIAN EDITOR.
The funeral of Giovanni Secchl de Casali, Editor
and proprietor Of DEco d Italia who died on
St. Johns Church, Elizabeth. The body will be
buried in the EveTgrecns Cemetery.
INDUSTRIOUS MOBILES TO ACT FOR CHARITY.
The charity fund of the Mecca Temple of the
Mystic Shrine is to have a benefit at the Academy
e % Mns,o j. on Pors SnSsy s Williams s
Pastor, George Thatcher Frank Weston and others
will take part.
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS UPTOWN.
Plans were fled at the Bureau of Buildings yes
terday for carriage factory In observation-disclosures
{Weufy-second-st., west of Second-ave to COST
$4,000, to be owned by James Fl. Butler; and for
IN Office building for the New-York City and
Northern Railroad Company in Sedgwick-ave.
near Central-ave, to cost $4,000.
REMus CROWLEY HOLDS A LEvEE.
The Central Park chimpanzee, hcmus Crowley,
has recovered entirely from his recent illness and
his daily levees ia the Arsenal crowded. HIS
cage has q spring-board and trapeze, on which he
performs and hfs table and chair occupy a raised
platform at one end. MIR. Crowley shakes hands
6Sth bis admirers, inspects their fnger rings
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THE NETS DEFEATED-THE BRooKLYNs WIN.

The st. Louis nine won its sixth consecutive
game from the Metropolitan nine at the Polo GROUNDS
yesterday The local club played better fielding game
than usual but their work at the bat was poor GROWERS
an examateur, pitched for them and his delivery was
probably about effective ordinary Prospect
Park pitchers would have been He has poor control
over the ball and when he does manage to put IL over
the plate base hit is to result The western PLAYERS
took the lead by scoring four In the secopd inning
The Metropotans scored their first run In the thlrd
inning. Crothers reached first base on Bushongs miss
Of the third strike went second passed ball ana
scored on Brady's hit In the fifth inning hits by Ho
bert and Kennedy and two passed balls by Bushong
gave the home cub their last The only earned runs
the game made by the visiting players In the
fifth inning ONeil made hit and Comskeys safe
drive him third. Comiskey stole to second aud
bofh scored on hit by Barkley Gleason and Barley
did the best work at tho bat. The score was:
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cars TO run IN BRoADWA NEXT Tuesday,
Elnhorntc nrnnnratinns nre heing made by

the Broad Railroad Company for its terminus
Bowling Green. The main tracks were luid yester-
day the side OF tie circle to within rev fcct
of Whteha-st. The two tracks connected with
switches, that the can run down on the west
track and be shuned To the east track for the return
A etation will be built there for the use OF the car
starter A third track has been laid down the west
side % the circle from which another track VIII be lad
around the circle 10 connect with the main nc The
contract supplying the has been given to the
Pullman Palace Car Company.
The entire track has now been completed save ~ the
terminus, which will DO finished by Tonight; NJ
Warrenst the line VIII be laid around the break
made 10y the steam Company; ~ the northern con-
nectiOn with Broadway and seventh Avenue line and
the crossing Canns Contractor Walton said yestcr
day by Tuesday next would be running on the
roal
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COMMENDIy6 THE NOME FOR INCURABLES
The nineteenth anniversary of the Home for

Incurehcs nj Fordham was observed In the chapel OF
that institution yesterday afternoon. Many visitors
were unable TO obtain standing room. Benjamin H.
Field the president Of the board. presided. and the
orchestra Of the Metropolitan Opera House fur
nished the music. The speakers were tho
Rev DR.. william huntington.
Church the Rev. Parker Morgan, Of the Church
OF the Heavenly Rest the Rev. GEORGE H. smythe and
the Hon Erastns Brooks. Mr. Smyt said that the In
stutiOn rcucd nfdolity and the popular alacy that
the capitalist the enemy Of the wOrkingman u
likewise hurled back the that Christians only
goOdy -goody" sort Of peopc-without energy and en-
e prise.
dies the close of the oxcrcises and In the
evening the inmates enjoyed supper. The house at
present Is full. and many applications for admission
have been refused.
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Earned Metropolitan. none; Sc Louis, 2 Homo
Twobase hits-Glcason. fOutz. Ihrre-iaso
hits Bar key Passed balls Bushong & wild pitches
CrOters |. First base balls etrop0tan3 ~ Louis
First base ct opoan 2; 81 Louis o. struck
Metropolitan ST. Louis Double plays None Total
-NerODOlitan ST. Louis L. Left blses-Mct
ropoltan. s -. Louis. l. Ht by ptcher-By Foutz l.
Time-i57. Umpire-Vacntine.
The Brooklyn club yesterday and the 900 specta
tors Washington Park too surprised TO become
enthusiastic Tho Cincinnati nine were the victims aud
game through inability to bunch their hits Both
clubs played good fielding game Manager Hacked has
HIS resignation manager OF the Brooklyn club
take effect The directors probably would
not allow acke 10 run the club as he Thought should
be run, hence the present trouble. Hackcl Is welt
known baseball man. and the directors will lind IL hard
to replace him Another change will also be made. Cas-
sdy fielder. will be made assistant manager and
field captain. The score OF yesterdays game was
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FUNERAL OF FATHER GorTFRTED PRTETH.

TIC funeral Of the Rev. Father U0ttfncd
Preth, pastor OF ST. Peters Roman Catholic Church,
Newark, took place yesterday. About $4,000 people
crowded all the streets leading TO the church and more
than carriages followed the hearse to the Cemetery
of the Holy Sepuchre Seventy priests were assembled
In the church during the and the elevation
OF the host, when the bell in the church tower
oled thousands of people In the streets uncovered aud
MANY women knet upon the stones. The sermon
preached by the Rev. :. q. Messmer. Of Seton Hall Col
iege. Father Preth widely known and esteemed By
people all denominations.
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SEEKING DEATH " VARIOUS WAYS.

Charles Wolf, a labOrcr without employment,
cut his throat with at 10 SO Iicnryst yeser
day He was taken To the Chambers street Hospital
where II was thought that he would dir lie had been
acting strangely Tor weeks and believed 10 be
insane His mother died IN the insane asylum Black
wells Island recently. II lac dies his wife Will be lett
with TWO chill ircn to care for.
Windclin Muller. n German gardener who lived at
seyeut-sye and Onehundred and thirty second ST. he
came Respondent Wednesday night and took dose OF
rat poison to end his troubles. II thought that ho
would die yesterday.
The police have not been informed OF any missing man
whose description answered that OF the stranger VINO
had drowned himself at West Forty sixth-s Wcdnes
day night.
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WARDS TRIAL SET DOWN FOR THURSDAY.
ferdinand Ward Mas aoain taknn to tb

TtTUINHHU " dTU WIS HgdI1 Tlkcn 10 The
Court Of oyer and Tcrmner yesterday and his counsel
General benjamin f. Tracy pleaded mot guilty /" In
his behalf 10 another indictment for grand larceny I'm
the first degree District Attorney MARITIME stated that
there many indic mcnts against Ward that he
would not DO able TO determine until to-day upon which
he would try him first.
General Tracy replied that this would be giving him
short notice for trial Monday hut that he would 10
able to proceed with the Thursday next ustice
Barrett set the case down for that day
Ward was subpenacd yesterday by the Grand Jury as
n witness lie questioned for over an hour ma 10
the charges against him. but nothing new was elected
The Grand Jury took this action their own surges
ton. It IL usual to examine defendants i'm sneh
cases. Ward remanded TO jai " ~
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FCyERAL OF raE REV. DIR. WELDON

More than one hundred ministers of the
Methodist Episcopal churches IN this city and It's
vicinity attended the funeral OF the Rev. Dr. d. d.
Whedon at st. Pauls Church In F0urth-avc yesterday.
The Rev Dr. Day. pastor OF the church. led the process
sion down the aisle. The services conducted by
Dr. Day, Bishops Harris and Foster and Drs Crook Reed
and Wiley. wreath OF Ivy and few on the
coffin. Among those present were the Rev Drs j. &
Chadwick, J. NJ King. ID. Curry Merritt Hulburd G..
SAKE and President Buttz of the Drew Theological
iuary.
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asked for Strawberry cream" said the lady" cycling
the refrcshment askance. you've got IT, num- replied
the walter. But what makes It look SO pale I"
'CochncaFs T1z, num-wly up-cant afford to make
'eIn any potter for the money" Mercy" exclaimed
the lady. you don't mean to say that you color you
strawberry cream with cOchinea! At the fashionable
places where am used to going they neveruse anything
but anne dye. It's expensive OF course but then IL is
so lovely RI Boston Transcript.
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A BROOKLYN MAN MISSING.

Efforts are beng made by the police 10 find
who has been missing since Tuesday He collector
for Whites Express Company. OF No 90 Worth.st, and
reported for duty usual Tuesday, although he had
complained OF being III before he left his home. About
10 a. H. he started out with wagon, hut when IL
reached Mercer and Eighth he stopped get some
brandy he felt sick After getting II he felt better
and ordered the driver Of the wagon To back and said
he would go 90 drug store Nothing has been OF
him since and search OF the drug stores Of the vicinity
gives clew. IL Il thought that he attempted To 20
siderable sum OF money, gold watch and "a diamond
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OLD TURKS BONES TO BE MOUNTED.

cold Turk" said to be the Oldest horse in the state
died al tie Richmond County Almsh0use on March 3.
after serving that Institution faithfully for forty years
number of veterinary surgeons made application Tor
the OF the venerable animal TIE euperniendents
of the voted bury them the county farm, but
finally yield In the interest OF science Dr.
Juh of Armadae. took possession OF the carcass re-
moved to his Office and succeeded In removing the
flesh bleaching bones and replacing them in their
former position The skeleton has been mounted and
will be presented the County through the Supefnten-
dents of the Poor place will he fitted up at the Aim T.
house for the skeleton stand In.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Seney reference case before Referee Cole, ii a. m.
Trial of Buddensck Court OF General Sessions.
Special meeting OF Park Department.
Horse sale, Madison Square Garden. ,
Dinner to As,emblyman Howe, Union League Club,
evening. 49,, a
CARPENTER murder case Court of oyer and Terminer.
Metropotan-St Louis baseball match, Polo Grounds,
4p.m , -. r,,
Case Of Nathaniel Sands, supreme Court 100
Truman divorce before Referee Thomas, lo3o
a. u.
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The war among the members OF the oyster Planters
Association of Wcstield, g. l.. continues one faction
has leased portion OF the ground owned by the AssOci
alton q man who intends erecting hotel upon IT, In
which liquors will he sold. The prohibition element has
constantly opposed action and threatens induce
its boycott the dealers who favored the renting
of the ground The board OF directors who respO
sbe for the lease in this instance. nre antprohbitio
lists.
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COMMISSIONERS TO BE STIRRED DIP

Commissioner Stephenson said yesterday
that the Board OF Emigration intended to stir M the
Commissioners Of Charities and Correction In vigorous
style for neglect In accounting for the OF the hos
p:tal building Wards Island. The latter body owe
six years rent for the place, rental OF $3.50 year for
like period for the dock at the Island bssidcs many
other things including addition the building which
they were TO build, but have failed TO do.
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Cincinnati

HUNS olfned-IIntInnlII, : bfUOkYH T. bHE1
Cincinnati Brookiyn 3. Bases errors-Cincinnai ;
IifOOklyn q. Loft bases-'ncnnatl. Brooklyn. D..
struck out-Clncinnati ( BROOKLYN Double pays NC.
Clellan and Philips one Phillips. l. IhTee.base
his-JOnes l. Two base hits-Phlilips NTH Hit by
pitcher lncinnau l. Passed balls-kreg. Il Powers /.
umpiie-Walsh. Time. lA5.
The Metropolitan Louis mines pa y again at the
Polo Grounds. with Lynch pitching and little more
energy In their playing the local nine might win
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

EEw-RocBELLE.-Four freight and one passenger
attached to eastward bound freight train the
New-York and New-Haven Railroad were derailed
short distance above the station, and badly damaged
No one hurt.
sING sIsoThe goodwill OF The Hudson Rirer Chronicle
published by General James b. Swain. has been pur.
chased by Mr. f. Rowe, OF The Republican, also published
at Sing Sing The newspapers, both Republican, viii DO
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CARPENTER TO BE TRIED sOOy.

John Carpenter, who was convicted q year
ago OF murder In the first degree In killing his wife In
Tnrdaye., but who obtained u trial on account of
an In empanelng the jury again placed at tho
bar OF the Court Of oyer and Termner yesterday Justice
Barrett said the second trial he down for next
Monday unless counsel could show good reason for an
adjournment to-day.
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GnEESwIcH-A photographer r. reported 20 hs sse
rcstad mis- notice on his door ON account OF .n
sannyersary of the death OF my mother-in-aw wiz
take pictures at hafprice to-day.
BRIpGEPoRT.-The bell made Tor the Cnur rh. a 400
Sacred Heart arrived yesterday ana weisns rarse
nounds The Bridgeport and west sirad'Ssd T., pnn
railroad will cost $4,000 and Is ehpec'co " "' ~ ~
nino order carly IN August
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MR.. FISH HAS AT LEAST OWE ADVANTAGE.
William b. HOrnblOWer slid xesterdnu thu

he would make no further examination of LANES ID
Fish for the purpose OF enabling Receiver Davies 10 get
hold OF certain assets OF Mr. Fish, The reason assigned
that Mr. HOrnblOwer had about ali he ncctnd
that IT, Mr. Fish's acknowledgment OF his signatures
Besdes.' said the lawyer Mr. Fish seems dsincllned
tempt o al more than he In already -