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FOREIGN.
The nsssise rnseafssns q Greece.

The nsssfie Inseafisas % Greece.
Loxpos. Jan Io-The Creek Govern
msnt hiss made overtores 70 the Govern
raent Of A0pteneRro looking to the
formation of an alliance. both offensive
and defensive, against the Porte The
King of Greece will leave his capital
shortly for the Thessalian froDtisy, 70
inspeet the army. IL is Supposed that
teis will be the prelude 10 the begin
ming Of ho-.ilities-
The Greek Government hss received
from Prince Bismarck a reply to their
circular note scot recently to the great
powers concerning the Balkan question
and the attitsde of Greece IN connec-
ton tn rewIth. The German Chancel-
lor warns Greece that II she engages in
var With Turkey, she vill do 50 at her
own risk, and that she may expect as
sistance from none Of the great powers.
all Of which will hold the msslves aloof
from toe controversy.
Emperor williams Health.
BzRLN. jan I0.-AlsrminR reports
were current yesterd4 ~ concerning the
condition of Emperor William, Who
uas said TO be seriously i'll The rumors
probably had their origin in the fact
I6At Tue Emperor bAs suu-riDk If0Nu al
unusually severe attack Of rheumatism,
and also from cold. HIS Majesty, how
ever. in spite Of his indispositioB, gave
audience yesterday 10 several Of his
Ministers-
Demsbtlizatfea Dema adeA.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Telegraph says
that the powers have demanded that
Greece, Servia and Bulgaria demobilize
their armies.
The Times says that Englsu4 propo see
that Turkey shall also dsmobilizs her
army.
Ne Cealina Stallion.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Spanish Gov
eminent has refused to grant England
coalinR station on one Of the Caroline
Islands-
Germany seixes the samoan islands.
LONDON, Jan. 1l.-InteiliRsnce has
been received here that Germany has
seized the Islands of Samoa, in the Pa
cific Ocean. The king and his chiefs
we're insulted and fioally fed. A force
of marines was landed from the Ger
man var ship Albatross. The German
consul then hauled down the Samoan
flag, and ran mp the German colors in
It's stead. The Sameans threaten to
make var on the Germans. The Amer
loan and British consals protested
against the action of the Germans-
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A CHILD Can RUN n.

NNHE NEW No WHEELER q WI.
j son Sewing Machine uhe bese -
cheapest In the world Is now for - =
the branch once. on Front streek neef
Pike. with q full and complete 81 g -
tachments upon which o porson % ~
age can execute the finest and mo6 49,
ing kind Of work possible. Every 90.
purchasing q machine viii DO thoroe6.u
instructed In regard 70 It's use ana
use of the attachments. AMI viii alsc ~
ceiye guars ntee for keeping the machi1e
In good repair for five years. All per-
are cordially invited to call and tnspso
our machines.
Orders from the country are soiicitso
and viii receive careful and promgs -
tenfion. X. W. HANSON,
jyl5 Agent, Seattle w. Z.
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New BLOOD, NKw LVR.-This is OBJ
tanned by using Plumbers Blood Puri-
fer. For sale everywhere. 81 per bot
tie. sir for 8. SEP
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SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY

COLLECTS YOUR PATRONAGE
= With the assistance OF the --latest i'm
proved Troy machinery and the soft cha,
water of Lake Union. we have facilitiss
for all kinds Of work and any quantity,
No L b nese employed. Give us call.
Leave orders with Geo. W. Crane wash.
ington street. near Commercial. OF W. T.
Pullman & Co.. Cherry, bet Front and a.
sells BASLER BROS. PrupG
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For Rent.
TOWNSHIP PllTS

DEISG IN RECEIPT OF RIG uLAR
ID we KY reports from the Olympia
Land Once. we are prepared 10 furnish
township piats. with entries marked 70
dAre. thereby saving 20 intending settlers
the delay and trouble of sending away
for the same. Price. per township. IL
ANDERSON BROS,
Room !. Yes,er-Leary block
P. o. box D1. jas
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BUY IT, TRY IT.
Snowflake Flour
nol7 is THE BEST.
1T PAYS

ITO INSURE IN THE TRAvELKRS
l. OF Hartford. Conn.,. the best - well
as the largest Accident Insurance Com
pany In the world. keaa the following
examples of claims paid In Seattle By the
Travellers. for accidental death and ipju-
ries most OF them well known citinnA
You are acquainted with some Of them,
ask their opinion Of accident insurance
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A Virginia City Ceroner's Jury found
that Delany came TO his death from
gunshot wounds inflicted by pistol"
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No ciear on the market can sASx sacA
avouderfui record a. "fansiil's Punch. y
Over i.pou0 sold last month in tie
United Ssaiss Sold only in this city
BY HuaHKs A MIIrR. hls
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GEO. w. CRANE,

Washington Territory Employment Blu
reau, near corner Commercial and
Washington streets, Seattle. DIV
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WANTED.

POSITION, BY YOUNG MAN, TO
1 work in store, or do any kind Of work
for small wages. Address &c. Z H,
Postofice. deSl
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COUNTY
TreaSurer'S Notice.

THE TREAS URRR OF KING
L county, W. T.. viii pay. On presenss-
ttoa, al outstanding warrants drawn On
the County Fnad Of said county bearing
dates prior 10 and including No. SN q
jane term. 1884. No interest VIII be a.
lowed on aAid warrants After tbs date.
GEOI ID. HILL
Trsasu~er.
Ones q County Treasurer. seattle.
yasnAry "A lS0 jAisd6wt
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Girl Wanted.

A GOOD GIRL WHO. IN EXCHANGE
"A for her board and lodging. win stay
In Of nights and take care of children
Girl can go 70 school - well - not. Ap-
uIy At this office lao
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Notice Of Dissolution.

TUE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between J. W. Jones and I.
g. Arthur. under the firm name of Jones
& Arthur, has been dissolved by mutual
to the Cracker Factory Block. Ali est
standing accounts must be settled with
me. j. w. JONES.
del Cracker Factory Block. Front st.
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WANTED.

pY THRkE ADULTS. SMALL FUR
~ n.shed hcnne, Or rooms Furnished for
housekeeping: tnmedta,eiy. Addrs0
or CAL On 9kO. W. CRANK
- - Emp1cymanf HprUaR
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Aecident and Fire Insurance. RsAx.
cnAkp 4 FAETsipas. AsentsA ce5
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For Sale.

THE STEAM TUG 8. L. MASTICK.
i well found in tackle and apparel. For
particulars apply 70 MOORE 4 SMITH.
Port Discovery.
ja6 MOORE & SMITH.
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN

IRON MY PREMISES, IN NORTH
L Seattle. about Dec. sth, q dark roam
mare, about IL hands high, branded -"
in Q circle has q white star in forehead !:
other brand not remembered. Also. her
yearling horse colt; roam. but darker
than mare has q small star in forehead !;
no brand.
Information leading to their recovery
will be paid for.
jas d2w2 c. B. BAGLEY.
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DOG LOST.

A BROWN SPANIEL PUP. HAD
n bells around neck Finder will be
rewarded by returning 70 LOWAAS &
HASFORD. corner Front and Cherry. 81
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Sick headache, habitual costiveness.
pains in back and limbs loss of appetite.
bad breath and taste In the mouth, ETC.,
ntiraly curad nv tha uao NJ
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Total payments BY Travelers' sil.in =
TAYLOR & BURNS,
General Insurance Agents, Busisrs Bui'a-
ing, opposite OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
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Dissolution Notice.
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Business at the old sand, on Commercial
street. ldelsdl2tv J. SCHRAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
oRvovDr WINS ANOTHER RACE.

LONDoN. June 10.-This was the third day
OF the Ascot meeting The race tor the ST. Jamcs's
Palace Stakes TOR eyear-ods had only three start
ers j.. was won by thc Duke OF WestmnateSs bag colt
Ormonle, the winner OF tue Derby and the 1000
gnincas stakes. G. j. Lofevres bay colt Calais was SOC
Ond and Lord Hatngss bay colt Scaton third Ormonde
wor IN The commOneat cantor Seaion was bad third
Betting-Osmanie SO to l. CALAIS 10 10 anl seaton
80 to |.
The race for the Rous Memorial Stakes was won by
j. Ismmond's fye-year-oi bay horse 81 Gaticn, with
Douglas BAiri's throe-y bag colt St Michael
ond aud Lord Eesmere's threeyear-od bay hiy
Cataract third There six starters. st. Cation
won iv a head Cataract bad third Boiling
81 Gatlen 3 20 l. St. Michael 10 !, Cataract 20 10 !.
There we're ten IN the for ge Now stakes
Tor tvo-yeur-O!s DOuglas Bars chestnut colt Enter
Prise was the winner; A. BerhOlms brown colt Fresh
water WAS second and the Duke OF Ncsninsters chest
nut niiv Freedom third Enterprise won by length.
Betuhe-Lnterpilse 10 l. Fresh water 10 l. freedom
tOl /.
Tho Gold Cup race brought out only three starters II
was won by Baron dc ilrscns iOur-year-Od bay cot
Althrop with Douglas Balds fOur-y ear-Oid bay colt
Ir Of Freedom second Count Hunyaiy onr-y ear
old bay colt BulgO third Bettug-AthrOp 10 l, even
money Bra VI Freedom, Bnzeo " =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

BALTIMORE, June 1O.-The Brooklyn and
Baltimore played here today before 1900 people
The men from the CITY Of Churches Ontrayed their
Of Kiiroy we're btttc at viii by tho Visiting players
narkins pitched IN fine form, holding down the home
batters to two hits. The score was as follows;
E e " d5--i
Base hts BIookyn l.; Baltimore -, ro's-Rrookiyn.
Air. hS,iy T. '''''''
PHILADELPHIA, Juno l0.-Tho League game today
between tho Washington and Philadelphia clubs was
finely contested. the homo nine winning Only after
hard FIGHT The WASN'T gton men cou.d not Dlnch thelr
hits. The score was as follows;
T T.ao p.6 %
Base hsW lshn gton. rhiad .iDhis Z froIs-W ssi,-
Itapi,le- Mr. lora ''''
ST. Loul, jane l0.--An exciting ten.innng game was
PLAYED here to day between the So Loui. and Louisville
ciuY. the home players hclacI tine form bat could
not gauge y. asey@ pitching es'o.o Was s o.-1"s
+; ,,,s ...o + :
Base uta-~t Lous. .. Louisville :. Errors 81 OILS
o io, .vle b.. iitchcrs- aira.ier' and K-1scy UH'
c.scvNAri. June lo-Tho pIu-barg club defeated
the Cincinnati nine to-day wilton mach trouble. 1ne
Ttsbnr, inru Played mo Tel zane t.IoJhoat. fielding
ods ':'''' '''''
qirc.na mat. $685. SS--5
Ias. htts-, Ike matt PIT .blre = ErTOrs-cincnEai.
., Its0uIs o. ftchcg5 WAl-e ana Mons tmpAe-ii'
Bosroy, juno 1O.-Over 1. 900 persons saw tho Now
Works out by the home team Tbs afternoon The
nr-t twoof the Bos,ons % the bat made the only
runs OF game. Attcr the first innings tho Bl,tons
go, q man to third base only swice. The New.Norks
went out in one. two. order until the eighn m
ming ucn. AFTER two mn were on. o ourse 5nrcce cN
a reaching thirl aud Wagd gyel urst OF Dall'. but
,hev got further Tho score was 80 follows,
! r. = ..----.-.-.-.----..-9 -
Rase mira Bostons. Now orKs EFrOrs B,st M
Networks I. Observation-Disclosures and keefe Umpire
Mt. Connolly
PRINCETON. June 10 tSpecab. The Princeton nine
played their first game with the Williams College men
lere this afternoon The tied al TO MP 20
tie ffh inning when Campbell scored for Williams and
tho iuuln- closed with Williams ahead In the seventh
iunn,. hows,er. Princeton c,imbel up and the HAL
score . 10 4 ia favor OK Princeton
CAMBsIDGi, Mass, juno 10 (Spccipb. Harvard de-
eatcd The University OF Pennsylvania Tails afternoon by
score OF to o. rAe University Of Pennsylvania club
Is tic ony which has defeated Columbia t-S year
Al Syrlcuse-stara. 9; BuiiaOs, :.
At Wilke,n lrrr -Wik-harrcs. :; Binghamtons,f
- Newburs Newburgs. 6; SirotO-as. 3
\ OsNeso-io.Ontos, 1; Oswes0s, :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

ST. LOUIS, June 10.-Ihe weather WAS warm,
the track good ana attendance large at the today
Patsy Duny. who rode and won on Ben All. had bad
fali from Hotentot the first He picked up
md renninad in-ensible for some time. when he
covered given some brandy which after tho Ben
~ race affected hts mead. President Green met nm
and aecln he WOio supplementary badge took 10 away
from consequences Of which Mr. Green says that
Duffy used Dad language for which he was tins evening
ruled on the track Duty Is well known as the quiet
81 anu mos respectful rider the West that the dcc
zion ma. given OF much unlrendly criticism AZ Is
not likely that tho TyrsntV olante race WILL DO run
Fn-t race. Oue uiie Betting JOseph go syn :
TAX $50, King Bob rlO. Held $40. syHia1 Won SIf
Ioseun second and Mollie's Last third. Time, I3bA
second race ami one quarter miles HATING
Harify $50. Topsy 500. Warrington 80. Revoke 20
noid $40 Warning ton first IN, Hilsrty second ana
TopsY third Time. 2;ll =, - M,
Third race Il. miles Betting-Ben All barred Tho
Hourbou 81 90. PrroOsO 500. May Lady 800 Montana
Regent Sl7 neld $l5. Ben All won, May Lady second
ana The Bourbon third. Time, 2:ll. - .
Fourth race IA mile Betting: Grenada 800. Mava
IA. 500, Porter Ashe $40. Top Sawyer go Held SAo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
WASHINGTON NJIE3.

WAsuiNCTON. Thursday. juno 10 1886
CLAIMs BEFoAE CoNDEEss. sen itor uosr to-day in
tro4uceo a hi providing tlst Whenever ans bil sAau
br pen lag either House Of Con piot4d ~ Tor
the payment OF claim e.. Nst tue bItol states or for
"a -la4 o. lft or lOuIty % a4y person tht iHI-c il
watch bills pending lAdJ lst- . 80 Tie Court
aims for aiHlnent VI AL tho lacts TIC
report ihtIcoi
ApqoNTMENE-Land Commissioner spark has ap-
pointed Captain jack Crawford, OF NoS-Ae1.oo cu,-
in Ncw-Heyico vice r. A.nro. spcd Il j. under
stood trut era Word Will JON General MIirs.
chief Of scouts. IN ms campaign against the ApAche-.
Consul ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ellison, OF Indiana. WHO
was recently appointed and confirmed United atrs
COusul al Al.uucloA, Para tu.y, hs tDut.lcL d. Iess
nauou " secretary 81 49, AID o. a.a bftA Accept
ed Mr.. Ellison explains hs action D. sayinf that since
ms confirmation Oy the senate he mas understood from
he would probably NOS ave over two ~ t4.cc weoAs u
he went there.
AlFAAIsLR ArPoNIED.-rhe President to-day ap.
pointed ". A. Dwyer. OF Arkansas, to he appraiser OF
Tue right " way OF tho Southern Kansas Railroad
through the Indian Territory vice Davidson Dickson,
declined
ADMIRAL JOUETTs PLATE. Acting Secretary FairchAd
has Informed the Collector OF Customs New-Oriears
that there provision OF law whereby free entry can
be granted To certain packages OF silver plate. etc,
which we're presented 10 the captains and officers OF the
United States ships Tennessee and Gaena and Rear
Jouett by tue Harrison Limo In recognition OF
mertorious services rendered In March last TO the
steamer Historian OF that line.
CATHOLICS In The NAvY.-At this. the last days sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

SEA GRIT, y. j., june Io.-The 10th
annual meeting OF the state Med al society u
Ncw-Jsfsey was coatinget yestreiay TIE follow
ing officers were elected: President. Charles j. k'pp'
of Newark first vice. president John W. Ward len
ton; second voe-pres.ieDt. H. g. Taylor Camden Arl
yice.presideut b. y. watson. jersey C'yi coirep'Ac'
lns secretary. william Elmer, JE, rrenioD; fcofilAs
secretary william Person. orange treasurer W. u" l.
Philips Trenton; standing committee DIS T. o. smith,
Bridgeton; t. j. Marsh, Paterson; AID ID. G. Lne ''-
New brunswick
discussion Viyisection was pArtclph-ed ID 'f no
leading members OF The society. Among the sp't'en
WE Dr. b. A. Watson. OF Jersey Cry, wio Vas i.e-'J
arrested for experimenting toeS lilo erri gao 40,
isued statement that be had male tAe eNp'iic".9
nehnif OF the renu.y ivania Railroad Company. ~
s,ld they were male entirely IN inc I'D ,rt''''f
sc,~rco lie always used auDsthetics on dos 20
socefv adopted resolutions strongly ta'Os.hs 'F''o0
Rnsros June iO-rnc 1Ojth annual meeting o ths
ua.sacnus-ts Medical society WAS he'd mere ycsse.nU
,noruIng Dr. H. H. Adams, Of Framlnshali re"t q paos
ON An Epidemlc OF Malaria m MsssichuSett- !" lH9o,
,nJ DR. Edward IL. Bradford OF Boston an cs''f "
The ciso and treatment OF Lateral curvature u $50
spine. 90 M. Nm, Vork state pharir<
c,fl association yesterday adopted ~. W. -
49,, r,r1l of the Internal revenue tax on IiAooI W.
~ al me ak On alcohol and the abolition VI utus-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
rur r,cARAGuA snIp cANAL BILL

WAsuINGrON, june 70 Especial. Mr.. Ed
to-day introduced b 10 Incorporate the N Pr
t.mc Cana. Company -e ,Ae rurposs OF constructing
Emp canA 10y Of the Lake Nicaragua and ~an jJdu
RIVER. This tie same proposition which was defeated
in the last Con.ress through the hostility charged bv
Admiral Ammeu. OF tho Eads Compans aud the thar
Adminstra The preamble 10 tne b4lI recJos that
valuable or the construction u can
he obtained from Ncara- whenever tAc conn can
satisfy the Government OF that country has
ability TO construct She work. 70 docs not propose aty
guarantee by tie United states Government Tac CAPT
tai stock is 20 Ire not less than 50DOO0 re hap
1000 900 shares Of ~ 90 each Tho uc1rYoraors ar.
Frederick Iiliug-. Charles T. DAY, H. L. HOtcltis.
Francis A. Stout Daniel Ammcn. William !. Merry,
Horace Davis, Edward i. Bcale, james y. NrNui@n
aud sheppard HO.uaus. Tue principal office to De IN
New York. There 10 Oo eleven directors and The
United states Government and the Ncartcuan Govern
each TO havo sac right 20 name dlrcct tor The
aggregate g. al charges Tor tolls h. not 30 exceed - %
ton. The United states IA to exercise -uch control as
NAV be- provided treaty with Ncara qua ana DO snail
upon - y.rt Of Ouo-A ~ The cuetJualy rates nave mo
unolst rlc.i ~ inc canal III" prof 'ctorc 'Hnf
they can 'se the money hud ms canal they arr
givcn a cnarter IHerc apparently no probability OI
tue passage a. thls session or The LIDS DiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
ARMY AND NAVY INrELL1Grycr.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Captaln George ;. l..
Ward 22t Infantry has orlere return to hs prop
oD, .ptiu Richard Vance. loth lnfrfy granted
ak months leave OF abs with o.. li-.ou 20 leave
the division ~ the Missouri for dsa nv First Lieu
tenant Ll warl Barr Corps OF EaIn, 49, erantei three
months leave Of .bscnce 20 tase eject June 70 ;
Second /. eateuaut l. " Lewis. 2d Artillery, granted
twenty days leave Of when relieved from duty
at NIllcts Point, NoV-NorS.
Lieutenant A. g. Paul has been detached from The
Lancaster AMI Orjered home; Pdymaaier j. G. Hobbs
Las been ordered to the NewIlampshre % relieve A.
sstaut Pa,inasterT D. Cowie. who will continue his
dures as commlssary Of the ship Lusign r. MullisAn
has been ordered 70 the Bureau Of Navigation
The first class OF Naval cadets graduated IN the FOL
LOVING order have been assigned 30 duy as des-
mated: n Kress. to the Brooklyn, for duty on the
Turorean station; George Breed. to the Atlanta; W M
lam H. e. Bu'arl 10 the Atlanta W A Edgar 10 the
Erooflyu; ). w. Oman, 20 tire Atlanta W l. DOii, 70
The Brooklyn W. H. FOGSt, To tho Jul at4i Plip
Andrews. the BgoOSiYa, for duty ON til Liiopeai
ef.tio: - H. Caldwell, 20 the Brooklyn FOR duty on
l. NJ strife 10 The brooklyn T. ". jenkins, 10 The
Atlanta; H. X. Hines. to the Van lala; George T..
Cooper 10 Nandinh; II. j.. Runsey, TO the lrooS-
iyr. f.r duty fh- European station r. !. winner
spoon 10 the Brooklyn H. v D. johnson, 10 me
Jui.ata; Gcnr-cF Hawk, TO tie jan ttt; - l. Dfis-
VOID, 10 The Dr oEyn. for duty GA The European sla-
lion: >. T. Mclllal. u the Ndni4lA; e. O. INNINGS 10
The Tennessee; s. d. NluraIu. 10 tEs Naulalai a. u
Berry 10 ITO JuAat2; D. j. Young, - t4e IcAAess-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
TIE UNION err on rHELorBArclsE
SOME FACTS ABOUT TIE VOTE N Gug spscfAL
MEETING.

SOME FACTS ABOUT THE VOTE ~ IHs ST. ciAL
MEETING.
The decision Of the Union Club on wednesday
evening to discoptnie further osai prococ4iug IN ihs
Ioabai case TIC sub Get OK mash Glsol,s,.O ,ng
CLUB men yesterday. Many Of Them seemed
TO tnink the organization hal acted
wisely In diaposing OF tho matter ia
the way il had. NJ Louoat's friends ard ohen!es ia
in rotation to what took place at the meet.
Ing John J. Townsend, president u The club.
said that he made II ralo discuss cao matters
TINS case Clarence l.. seward aad Ward M.A!ster
fusc. to talk on tho same grounds. Smith f.
Lane said: There are a few DabDlsrs ia the club
who 10 not hesitate give the public club that
strictly private. l cOwa on that s1.t Ot
thing. All I care 20 say IN regard 10 This e'ss
there Was no row at all IN tho meeting
"Wednesday ught ana Nj l0ubat has been rem ttt-et
by handsome majority. Perfect harmony prevails
Nj ioabat lives at tho Glenham II9tsi IL SIS lot
at homo last evening. tAl IL Was sad t.t - .t So
Into Tie country ior "a ieS days.
hearinL iliefei remark ~ private corfrr' non
Insulting to lady. Ho resented the cubs
acton s VAN and vo agP''e' accea 'a a,aa,, IN
ami he carrel the matter 20 ne supreme Court G'Anra
Term which recently gave decision rover. ~ tai or
judge Van Worst ANA re.t0rn. NJ Lon. al 30 ~. N u
p.l,p since tL.s son ucltAtI ellie 3Doa, all .A
until The matter came up sc tAe special me- n- On
Wednes lay nghi. Al thi. meeting James ". Gcr ala
- sharp debate ..s..ns otoE ,N -1,~' ..e -,
carried BY vote or II 70 ~. Am'ns
Pierre Lorlard. Smith f.. Lane. General
utt.riIold ward ticAnls,,r, Smith CiN, AMI H.u,-
Ton Fish IT, OF th1 that yotet t. continue lac Go
were Onvcr Ii. King, Eiwsri Cooper. y" b. H.ce mi j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

LaTn0 nuns M0lIOuOTTan % AtHe &c. y FIaI D-s' On
crTOrs-M Metropolitan. Athletic s. flrit base on balls
Metropolitan. 3, Athletic l. let On bases II tI'Yoiitan
T.. Ahlcuc struck ont -MetlcpDiitan Athletic. 4.
Total base hits-MetroPoitan 8 A1hlege 4 fhr'
-Ilanklnson Brady, Double pags Mathews
Robinson and Milgan. wild pitcl esNone passed. Da.is
Milligan. J. Umpiro-Mr quinn. 1ns-l:J5
Tho Metropolitan ard Athletic clubs pav again on
Staten Island to-day The NewI0rk nine plays In Boi-
ton ana the Brooklyn club In Baltimore
At WASHINGTON Park. BROOKLYN yesterday the Bergen
Point and Nassau Athletic clubs played an interesting
game which the former ~ the score Of = 10 ..
Neither the Athletic nor the metropolitan clubs OBJ
the rule yesterday which requires the cap
tain OF the nine to s.nd at least seventy i've
feet from the homo plate.
Tho Athletics. Of Long Island. who now load In the
interstate championship race. will play the Fro De-
partmcnt nine Ut the OlD Grounds O-iuOrrOw.