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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-29

DIED

GOoDwIN-on MONDAY. 90 at the reshelcs Of hIs
sOl-ln-ay. r. OSgOd Mason. ~ Nes. 1JGl-sG.
,fDDtxIn IA IN Of Ms q
Friends nv6sd aaen his fIae from the Chlrch
lrIIOl zJ5 ,t. Dets5sl Jsl AMI MALsOl
ayes, Wednesday morning June 81. a. 10 0ciJck
HDLBROOH-Jlle - 10 West l50th-st. William Brad
81 NliI O. aat Anna Chalmers HoorooA, aged
months. Is lays
Bur& al BattlsOJrJ VI
KIERNAN-At san AntOnio. Texas on Jule %. ths Hon
Lawrence y Kern
soeinA re Will be celebrated IN t Gabres
Chdrcl. Est 51tsG on IuesiAy. -Stn inst, al 1859
Please omit flowers 4.
LINCOLN-At Newark Y. J.. June % 1886. Henry T Lin
cola aged SO years.
Funera serv.ces 33 LOmblrly Place
(Ne"ark y Jl Wednesday. SOFA last, at
lreaIs InyII al.
NAnIIN-Jn -atucIsy. Jaae % Mrtha Isabel Martin
the Late ArlG a. a., Ia ns ,tt1 year Ot
her
Funera at the residence OF her W Hsmme Martin.
Manson. y a - J'ocA o. fuesdty, lns -.
RlclinOn Va papers pleas COY.
MAR,HALI.-sunIay June -. William a. Mars AL late
CIfy
Euner no a John, Free Church jersey CRY Heights.
tuesday Juae 30 ~ hIitDlss y. N
MEkRlrr-on -ssurd.y June % Catherine F.. wife u
Randolph Nert sni aausIer OF tle Late Tho ia, ".
Dlca. entered l1tJ rest
Funeral serves ~ White Plains.
Iuss,lay -. 1896. at $50
Carriages VIII D N wanting at TIE arrival OF the 200 N
from Grand Ceatru DsDJe
TOMPkIN AsDury PARK y j.. FRIDAY Juae -. 1885,
PITTS dau 5h5sr pf william a an the la5o
JENNIE T.. IOApAlAs.
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SEEKING Divorce FRoMAyACroR

Jennie Davis has begun suit in the Supreme
Court before Justice DOuonu- for divorce from
Charles l. Davis. manager OF the "Alvn Joslin Comb
nation" Mr.. DAVIS well Known character actor
and manager and possesses a fine collection OF da-
monds. He was taken into custody yesterday at The
MOuOn House by deputy sheriff order OF arrest
granted by Justice DOnOhue. Mrs Davis axes affidavit
that acquainted with Davis III August. lss2
She then only years old and lived with
OF Ihe opera comp mics Kills city aud leaving
this DAVIS asked her 10 accept engagement IN his
COMPANY. she called 10 Nun at the Morton House
his request akrd Of The proposed enga2emeni. He
began TO AIS fonuues Tor her ana sent fruit
uO~ ana her dinners and 10 theatres
he declared thai he loved her and sam he intended 10
marry She finally accrpted AIuI. On August 81.
piaIun accom- panied 10 the boat ana Oade him good
bye. liz placed ms sister, eleven III her Charge and
She bias remained with the painuf ever since. Ia
October. So plaintiff joined tue company 4 DAVIS
In Albany, Oh November II. lse2 he talked If their
Marriage. ana her that the Courts had decided that
lDent amt that II there agreement It
would be legal OndIug. AT first the plaintiff did
not approve sucn a-recm~nt hut finally consented
he VA as make the
nlent then. He tHen sII: Well, We Will marry
Yon from TINS time wife" Thrn lie kissed her
snd from That time tnry Hved husband and wlie
He intro ueed hotels. on railroad
trains and steamboats, and her relatives and irlents
A child born 10 them and died When only few
mouths Oil Mrs DAVIS charges the defendant with
adultery with various women, irciuftng one Linda
Sherman. The OF Davis makes an affidavit that
for IT, Bail x-d 5000 DAVIS gave q certified
check and as released
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begin. The finals will be played II y
day.
The following Is yesterdays score
LIST Round-C. +. Watson. Orange. bea
s. Appleton beat X. n. Rnssell %. g.
Crisis 6-j. 81. II. r. Conover. K. J. eros
merding. F. VI. Carrvll, f. r. Bellmsn
THOUSANDS MORE FOR PARNELL.
GENEROUS SUPPORT FOR HOME RULE.
A. s. SULLIVAN PRAISES MR.. BLAfNE's sPEEcH-LIsr
OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.

A. s. SULLIVAN PRAISES MR. BLAiNES SPEECH-LISr
OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
The last meeting but one of the committee
In charge Of the Farne Parliamentary Fund held In
the pariors OF the Hoffman House last night 1t well
attended Eugene Kelly 10 the chair usual. The
bills OF large denomination. The subscriptions OF
the placed the amount 5000 above the
that promised Mr.. Psrnel when the committee
first began their work OF RAISING funds in aid OF Home
Rule. A cable dispatch read from Joseph j.
O'DunOnUe. who is In Paris. authorizing his son tn
present committee with his check for $1,000 p r.
Barnum sent dispatch from his home in Bridgeport
saying that heartily 10 accord with the movement
that ne would organize tue citizens in tha place and
send their Subscriptions to the Parne Fund Committee
IN New N,rk- letter a cOOred minister
IN the rOutn Offering hls services To tue cause Mr.
Kelly SAID that he ~O Id pay the minister's Expenses TO
England where ne would speak IN favor Of the movement
before the kn-lsn people themselves.
AgernOn lllyaI Introduced az the orator for
the OCCASION He paid slowing tribute to the
asterly eloquent anu beautiful speech OF MI Blaine
Home Ene He ~ Oke Of Mr.. Blaine the greatest
orator. profound thinker Ia this COUNTRY and
referred 10 the ealrr o. tie s. great republican
party" Ho praised DR.. Nee isbs dttera ices on
Home Rule. His references 10 Mr.. Blaine were
appa de loudly anu lOug, and 1t was 20 ne mOnen.
brfuIe he could Twenty thDus ana cOpt Of Mr..
this country and ENGLAND. TIE next aud last meeting
OF committees Will be- ned in the Hoffman House on
July o. meeting will take place this evening in tine
hall OF St. Francs Aaget's Church, III Vest twenty
tulrd-s
The following Is a list of the subscriptions received
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BIG SUNS RAISED IN BROOHLYN.

An enthusiastic meeting in the inter-
ests OF HOME kals Ireland was held
evening In the wlswam, Reid and
JedeIsou ayes, Brooklyn. Speeches made
by Justice Walsh kegIster Munfhs, Colonel Jonn II.
Anderson aud District torney Ki-wLy. Nearly 500
subscribed VILE tue $1,000 collected
meetings sunday The $1,000 pre- vIousy
suDscrIU ed brings OF Brooxyns subscril-
the Parliamentary Fund Association up 20
over el4,UOO.
george Lng-man. proprietor OF the Brighton Beach
rack, yestcEday sent ~ h MoOv~ ia,
SECRETARY Vf the brooklyn Young Meas Irsu
NaIOuai League caecA @-.4l3. Lne
Anv bench
aid ~ UulIc nlc Jun al tho Frid The
D-sgue VIA add $1,000 ~ Las OeIore seuIug II 10
Mr.. FdrIeil luuIsIay.
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Handel. Baremore & Billings.
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF
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MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEWELRY,
So Nassau st and - MIiden Lane. New-Yorx.
/ It An1rs W . 81. oiOorn Circus. Lond,n.
Post Once Notice.


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Post once, Nsw-York. \. Y. June ~. lsok
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clnss appear before the Association saying that DO
has business engagements IN tins East
NEwJERsEY STATE TENNIS TOURNAMENT

NEwJERsEY STATE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
The New-Jersey State Lawn Tennis AssOcia-
ton began Its first yesterday on the pic
uresque grounds OF the Orange Lawn Tennis Club as
Mountain Station n. j. There was large attendance
and lawns were dotted bright costumes OF
the ladies' The carriage drive which surrounds the
gtonni was lined with eqnipagrs aud many r1ues
afternoon The associ tion offered
exceedingly handsome silver cupsas przs and eonsr.
queniy brought out many entries for both single, ana
doubles. In the singles the following enter-d j.
rr'"s. ; Campbel, IT,. e. F. Watson. w. r. Wiln'ms'
Eigar Williams Charl's Cnss r. Appleton. Percy ny.
man and j. Wilmerfng. OF the Orange Lawn Tennis
cub; F. d. Reynolds. East orangs Cub; Rich 'rd 7.
C"novrr aud A. Mofsst Prin 'eton Town Ciuh; y g.
Hodge and r T. IL. Hasey Princeton College CAP; f.
M p, on sns ArcIs, Bergen pont
Cub; T. r. Bellman Morristown wheelmen J. Turn
and L. Ftnsn Ha idou Club. Of Hsddonnsld The
drawings for tho singles took place yesterday and re-
shifted ~ follows
rs. wa.oq : II Russell vs. ; appleton Charles
second winner o. NJ Itch vs. winner OF second
winner o. tnrd vs. winner four a. H. r 9onover y. y
1 HsPqn r,,,.n rs T. s sygoas Williams
The for the doubls will not take plare until
TODAY. the c. F. watson aud partner and
NJ and ana G eoss uS
Conover and r I: II. HAlsey Prnoeton Town cinn u
and partner. Princeton Town club. Y-stsrday Few OF
the singles paved but shs more Interesting con-
tests win ta.s place to-day. when the doubles vii also
day
The following is yesterdays score:
LIST Round-C +. Watson. Orange beat Peters 81 63
s. Appleton Leat L. II Rnssell t2. 81. p LYMAN beat
Criss So r. r. J. Cross > e. Hodge j. VIII
merdinR. F. NJ Carrvll F.. r. Belmsn A. NJ. >nedeker
Halsey r Williams r. l. F1tban. = ampbell. + ID. Rev
nolis drew bges. J. rurnbul and G. W. 0rtou deautel
I'd R0und-C. f. Watson drew bye p LYMAN peat =
Appleton l6 65 81 F. COnOver beat r. J. Cross Dy de-
fault = c. Hodge beat J. Wilneriing As o. 81. r. X
Bel man beat NJ Csrryl SO 4-8 81 4 l. Halsey beat
A. NJ -nedeker 80 81 f. Williams beat F L. Fithian o-i
t-3. ;. Campbell beat +. ID. Reynolds 6-3 go
Sd RouRd-P. Lyman beat 7. f. WATSON 81. 81 f.
Conover heat ;. C. Hodge SO 65. 81. X Haisey beat r.
Belman 81 Z. Williams beat 5 Campbell "a, So. 90
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TAXING THEIR KIND sUvDAy-sCHooL TEACHERS ON
THEIR ANNUAL EXCURSION.

TAXING THEIR KIND sUNDAY-sCHoOL TEACHERS ON
THEIR ANNUAL EXCURSION.
Chinese cheap labor did not abound in this town
yesterday The SUNDAY school Cinnamon all went of
thsir annual excursion and the bad Chin amen took
day of too Once year the thirty-two schools that
make the Chinese SUNDAY sch ,o Union OF NewYork
and Br ,oklyn hire steamboat two three meOdeons
and ne Chinese hand that lays matt NAL airs In Mo L
and take all their teachers ami OF the teachers
relations an excursion. Last year they had Of
the Iron ST. ambosts and the crow dense. This
the bo-s Cinnamon chartered the Grand Republic aud
went tn Oscawana Isl md Every inch OF space In the
BOATS rigging had is srea while from the masthead
great red dragon 6Appei and nutered Secretary
Bassett OF the Sunday school Union. bnsy The
busiest of busy bees. the score OF Cinnamon
whose manly bosoms were decorated with gorgeous
badges that showed they were men of nhooeuce in
Chinatown and had themselves elected to tile com
mittee The 700 other Cinnamon witiC It IA ICES made
them elves agreeable to their 1000 guests and wre-ted
with the OF ICE cream, barrels OF oranges and
baskets OF luncheon which they mad PROVIDED Tor te
kind teachers
The char acterstics OF Chinese band are sOlemntv
and endurance A symphony string aud two
cymhals when the boat left the dock am
lasted all day Sometimes the melody ickrred, but II
went out The m 10 IeOu- $50 hid To wLrk their
passage and the Moody auG ssrkey Hymn Book Was
through. At the island there was feast spread
for the teachers. anu then there were speeches III
Chinese AMI English.
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PHILADELPHIA, June % SpeclaD.-Th
begun this afternoon between the gradu-
ates and undergraduates OF the University or Pennsy
vauis u grounds Of the Germ tnto~n Club drew
large audience, Chi hy ladies' Tie under the
Immediate supervision OF number OF lady patrOnesses
representing the wealth and fashion OF the West End,
the epts will be applied pay the expenses OF
proposed Western that has been for the
first eleven OF the University Club Tho game began
p H., with tle graduates at the bat TIE play
very spirited and the stops catches aud the in
which the runs pilel up were loudly spplauded
Unu the wckcts drawn for the day the exhibit
ton Was really excellent The following - the
Tie first days play. tue eleven eide not be
nuf
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Ex-President Zaldlvar, of Salvador, who ar
rived here sunday from on las to san
Franc-cO Since he left Salvador year he has been
in Italy and Paris. In conversation with "A TRIBUNE
reporter he said 90 shall go to san Francisco 10 live
going back Salvador. In regard to the poit
zeal affairs or Central American lave been long
away mat know lItle ABOUT them.
Zaldivar was President OF salvador when Barrios at
tempted To force utilization or Central America He
to meet BlrrO- the SdlvtOrean frontier.
ana at Obaichuapa fought the Matte IL which B4rros
killed aud the Guaie a!aus defeated. Wien
Zadivar left SalvadOr a revolution took place and
MenenheZ made President Menendrz has couhscatrd
all Of Zadivar's property salvador aud Is deadly
enemy his. The Government OF NJ ~uendez ~ now
tremely unpopular, AMI A revolution against hm Is
probable. He was successful farmer bnt has made
moor President
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The memorial tablets presented TO the seventh
PresDy teriai, Dy r. onepari, memory
of Rev. Drs Emu W. Bali win, Edwin Z. Hatfield
and Mr.. ana Mrs. Fitch Shepard. unveiled last
night IN the NJ l6S broomost Tue Rev. DR..
Houard crosby and the Rev De. T. Ralston Smith, Of
Baltimore made the opening address SIR. onep4ri then
presented the tablets OF brass marble, and
form. four and one-haf feet long by Two
-laf Wide. Lucy are Appropriately Inscribed
The Dr. Baldwin the first pastor OF the church.
from 1920 1882 The left OF the altar HE tablet
Dr. nsIn'id. second pastor, VINO oncatcd frOh
1885 1896, The risht Tue one 10 MI sheIards
under RIGHT gallery MI Shep-
making the presentation said mat churcn deDt
the as stealing from tue altar Of God tie
added thaI undersL0JI church mOrtgaSed IN
OF $1,000. II viii this debt, said nc, on
VIII never again get Tue Cnufch Into
and pirdxe myself mat cong As THIS chuf(n
sIauds = All edlIce wN never Gee 1t III deot a-an.
The broke Into appiause anu on motion Oh
the Kew. DIR. J"hu IA al. seooLdeI W Dr. crosby, the
conditions were acc-pte Ine pastor the Rev Joan l.
KIds, aid Dr. Hall d made aIdrosses Inis 10 Inc
oldest PresDy terin CHURCH building Ia the CITY, ana
nIIy YEATS aso L was the fashionable Presbyterian
rcI
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OBIIU ARE.
THOMAS GOODWIN.

Thomas Goodwin, the musical librarian. died
yesterday morning The CordovA No 40 west fiity
nipth-st. the home OF his son-n-law. Dr. O-goci
Macon. He born March t6. 17o9 In LONDON. where
his father widely known as musical librarian ne
place Covent Gsrisn Theatre Was vistei Anf pat
ronzrd IA actors and ain sers OF the early
part century. Thomas Good win came 70 Anercs
in 1927 bringing library With MIN. At that time 10 was
difficult obtain operate scores All msl,iran"'c
music In America and mis- estabiishmsn. beca ne wsii
known In the profession. He vas one OF the or Nns
members ~ the Sew-York Philharmonic Society which
founed IN 1912 Hs death iesyss only SIX or tns
charter members still living Until 1888. Mr. Goofwir
active business. Dut he then r'ceyef strofe OF
paralysis winch he has livsi qulsty HE ihr ~,
BE- arga. turned over 10 LIBRARIAN 1ns.
OF the Philharmonic Society The funeral viii take pace
Friday ~ 10 q In the Church Of tho rrAnsdxr%
10
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c0uPLLoArIo.s OF DlVORcE sgIr.

BenismI " DIsbrJw, age thIrty -hve. of No.
26z Broo.a whose vile 1riei u 81 iD herself
with pair "Ais lIsile rJn
severe OsIIs ~ st5 10 Oshs hArl' 81 ~ de
Tue nD- rOcr COirt Yesterday Ol
rrant issued ,myIant OF CHARLES rAsEc Ol NJ 20
Broad Inc .uat OF Bono Locwy. ana rs-os
there he DIsDro" cIisi N Ans -
Office VINO sctnS IS ,"rIeJ 'oi MS
vile Ia anu CUu1o ed nsci IA AS
oraer ma .uer tending ~ 1le ich
o. tue ,ace ne ssrosGsj ~ On5sr icJor hacA rs
blow ststsl Rs. e dd No me ii To mr..
<tnO gn 10 wa AcSei Ia Al 40 carrier
SSH pr II ics.ba
Iir aDOit
proceedings inyite1 sore No" hcc isin
nam have --OweVsr- JIsIc " it-i4
rrqu DJals IA sSJJ "a Psico of Dn'
n.f,t, and Ia ncs Wal ~, % ca ns his
bond snan tested TIA. he Was prosecuted
lurpose- uOtOIicty.
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THEIR SPECIAL RACE TO-DAY-BORsEs THAT
OUGHT TO WIN ~ OTHER CONTESTS.
There il sure TO be crowd ut ShefpSbesd Bay to-
dav not only because Miss WoOdford and Trouba-
dour to contend for special prize. but also be-
II is the last day of the June meeting
AZ forrcisted in THF TRIBUNE MISS Wondford ana
Troubadour will be the only starters tor the special
purse The association cond have taken advantage Of
the condition making it compulsory that Baruum also
should start but with its usua beraty il did not.
Miss WOodiord WI win ii the track IL good though
lroubaaOur will make her run hard Tor the money. liz
il the fourth There seventeen entries for the
first race. dash of THREE duarters Of mile special
weights. The speedy Pontiac is in 1t and he should
reach the first and Little Inch who can sprint
few horses can in likely get second place. a. he
j. rapidly assuming form. The second race Ia seven
eIghths OF mile FOR three vearods special weights. IL
looks # Pontico could win il and Re rain ought TO
be second. An exceptionally poor lot are named to
start the Great Two-vear0ld Selling Sweep stakes.
winch comes third Red Prince is the best Of them.
and II he should win. Electricity is likely to
get the place.
The fifth ia n handicap. and one-duarter
miles Joe Mitchell with only 80 pounds on his back
should make the pace lively that the others the
would grow weary beoIe the wire is reach ed and
he ought to win buffalo, who has performed his duty
well ought to get the PLACE. The sixth race ia the
selling sweeDstakes Fslconer on the form he has
recently shown is most likely 10 reach the wire first
and ancient Colonel Sprague ought to be his closest
attendant. The entries are a. follows:
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TWO "sLUGGERs" IN TRAINING.

SULLIVAN AND VI ICHELL b IT'D CONFIDES1-WHAI
SUPERINTENDENT MURRAY SAYS.
That portion oil the sporting world which
dengns In 80 ug ou. man puncI slosu-rs lace Out vi
sha pc are In a stats excitcnsnt the coming
'gOyo contest" LAs Polo GroaaIs ON mex Mon !Ay
between John l. SULLIVAN tue "cnsnpl"n of the
word" and Charles MLcusi the "oaAanpion oi Eng
land" Both In the ne!slDorao1d and are
getting themselves INTO shape to do tie
most effective pounl.ns possible sullivan
makes his headquarters at B.Ay" Brnn-tFs
Central Park Hotel al FfIynnth-st aud seyenth-a'e
lie Was seea yesterday " IKlBCSE reporter. aad Ia
looked III good eonditvn tbs ska Is clear aui ma eyes
tnou-n nave the DoOlsaOs lOJA peculiar 10 Sn-
Van, DrI-hL lie ovAs upoa ~" ,pA.er m'h - l's
natural entines ana conpains thai h1 docs noA kr'
suake, aud LIAt n.ls 10 uiossIDIo 10 make
movement thit Is No. III prc,eutrL lie "rghs no"
20 po.n nopo. ~ 10 poundsod Deioro tue
daJ a. contest
= LETT All my hie" he said. 4" / can
arty day. aoni Drink. nor sinoAe,
DURING the DAY tsh- iIt.r turn Wan tne uunI
Drls. punch Toe bags Tor wlr snd pax Oh IAe eo'ea
Trainer II DOiy ganDirs Oh lli bot SNOW
OIL AOndaj la prime cuuiiIOu Ne - -Vn- 40 zet
DaAJ leu anu uOu' Gu maze any nis1aAe oi<
crowd OF sporng mrn Dan- around thr hoei constantly
aud ale made LaPpJ ~ an oeoAsonsa "oid 'Iom '"e
caaInpIOL. lacy All sure tBat tnrrr VIA 10 " oH5
la iAs nEn." All AZ nasnc 10 ruIsah
hliCuei 10 lai.nG a. ne lh's .,
chance ir. and tnr hrlp ~ his powers anu
per Of the ponce hopes 80 sAn ta- tue OF
cna.u plou wOrII prime cOhtItiou OF as
one . admirers pats II. "az IA nuic -ni as
nara a. nails" lie dOwBtO 40 pOuhia. bdt
tninas that lie - 100 hnc ahd noIca 10 unna
AN IL issst NV pvubs INC h-n EOing into
II 10 i'ounus lie In conndcnt oi ~insiH- ~
thsu liaeiy sAat those ~hv ply money win Ia"
prc uf sceing "s4ug ing match viii De dis
ap,uinlol. superintendent Murray ,aiI yesterday
Il snail not print any violation VI Inc u" al me
Poo Grounds GA donday 90 4oaS a. IN men ey.hns
sparrns fr soieutino pont Il VIII DO 40
rgh bal ~ the Irst sSns " rsAs wi arrest AL ne
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sIxrn-sELLGNG swEErsTAKEs. II MILES.
ZIG SCORES BY AcroRs.

The actors who have been trying to play
baseball recently hal another game az "ashngton
Park. Brooklyn. Yesterday. AiOns loo people were
present aud OF seemed Tn derive considerable
am-ement from antics Of ths actors some or the
players regular stage coaflm--, while Others
SEEMED To gathered their uniforms together from
sOurce% Only five innings were played. Orcarse
the players dd not ant To prDpn- tne "a ~ into th-
night AMI also because the Onl0Ok-rs were becomng
weary. IL was an Od.iishlOned muin match fro Ia
and the player who did maze pur or hyr er-
Tor, dit mt iisLin nn'sl N,l-her sle apDlr-
emily knew what ID 10 with the Dt. an the u'e 81 the
hat -hrOulrd IN myscerF 10 ILL., Ia TRACE u sn3
handled bat 10 better alvantate than their opppn
and the game was for mo benefit ~ ATKINS
Lawrence aud about $500 realized. The score was;
1rlgedilus 2-2l
A returu match Will 10 played AT the Polo Grounds
Odd
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TESTS OF MILITARY ENDURANCE
Edward PaysOn " esJOn, jauntily attlred

hight simmer sdIt, wearing tai wnte hat aud carry
rng lrisk-d about the Camp OF Military Enduf-
hnce a. Glen Island ycster1ay. he uaIsAalicu siA
VI hIs up1u anu th-n looked Hodnu ior
fne other TIT lad Tue CONTESTANTS
ore oln * Mood, Company ID. 9lh Regiucnt. \. y;
corporal llllan Bocklry auu Charles H. NoitArluke
SOmpauy h, I3tn Regiment \. l.: al. IA'nsou' Con
bany T. lztn i.esIueut; Edward l. GAser. Company
u, IAN fex neut Bu1.lO. And L. J. y ConnOr, COn-
s2AhJ h III hex .,neUt. n. I. A. 3:Zz H. surgeon
!la ior he men stated on on the
soeoHd weeks The series OF tests OF phJ soa
seh"urAhce They All spurte4 al lrst Dut soon set"cH
beeEl-y. 10 InIieS. APPS; Wood. Is miles. laps.
fOfthnd.e, Is miles: LanIs0n. II miss. laps :
CCosuOr, IA miles. laps Gaser. 10 niles, laps
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INSPECTING THE RECENT.

The Regent, a new place OF amusement ded
Gated aud opeDed last evening to the
friends OF the managers IL the Old HOr-
ucultural Hall. and nte structural change has been
made. In fact has alter the
the than OF The interior. Around The entire
gallery In which placed chairs and tables
AT the southern end high pla form has been erected.
which occupied by small but excellent orchestra.
which played popular melodies Ia The accompaniment OF
"a culnk OF Above The
glass y and hanging wr-atns Of glass jewels
suggest the LycruD Theatre The decoration or the
IL plain. but hight ana bright st night the hall
continually crowded To- night IL WILL be opened
he