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VIII II he made by promotion ;"
That ain not prepared TO say"
DECISION OF THE REPU BLICAN CAUCUS.

NAsHINCTtN, june 20 SpeclaN At Il eau
Gus Republican senators TINS morning. It decided
not to disturb the order OF business previously
agreed upon. Under this agreement the
Kansas land question will be taken up next
week and after this disposed Of the Presidents
OF the Moncs River Land bill VIII be considered
informal understanding arrived at by which at
early day the executive calendar shOIld be taken
up, wnich just now Is rather crowded
senator Blair, in the course Of the discussion
or business. made violent attack upon The
President for yetOng pension bills lie urged upon his
Colleagues the necessity OF overriding the Pres
dents vrto~s, but this requires twptnlrds vote
Bldlrs ia alton looked upon rather
less Incidentally II IL sand that tho Payne bribery
charges we're discussed but Without any decision being
Reached.
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THE CRIMSON BEATS THE BLUE.
r,cu1rpN THOUSAND PERSONS SIZE HARVARD WIN

EIGHTEEN THOUSAND PERSONS SIZE HARVARD WIN
AT BASEBALL BY A sCORr or To l.
BOsToN, June 26 (Specian.-1he game be-
tween Harvard and Yale at Cambridge to-day was
closely contested un.l the eighth inning and then
Harvard won by good batting and excellent base
running Fully 1900 persons were inside the
gate and half as many occupied roofs and trees and
high ground without. The crush so great that II
was necessary to stop selling tickets Cool reserved
seats could not he bought at price 80 being offered
and refused All the yorng showed their Loyalty
TO Harvard or by wearing the crimson or the bnr
and the men proudly "a little rOsette or rloDon
houionnere or carried silk banners OF Their favorie
Class Every play literally applanded ana the Ia
mar college veil heard incessan'y After the hoys
had shouted themselves hOarse TIN horns were presSe
into service times the din great at inc
playrrs were obliged to wait they could hear the
umpre's When the last Yale man had ocen put o'
and the game was safe in aarvards hands hundreds OF
students rushed into the field and bore the vcor| from
the diamond The boys celebrated tonight in the good
od-fashioncd way with tin horns an fireworks
IL was thought until the last minute tnat Nichols
would pitch for Harvard bnt Aliens broken
finger prevented him from catching, so
for the ba terry Smith little wild at first ana
gave haisman his base on balls Oht aitet qua
he settled down ana piic.ed an eNreieht gane' ,i
aud Dame formed Yac's battery sag STRUCK
out Harvard men ana pnzIeh mem
for seven innug.. but In the last two inninSs Inc M
ward men batted hard and earned TWO runs;
In the second inning Cross or Yale, sprtlhtd
his ankle while trying 10 steal second base;
WINSTON of the freshman nine. took his place amt bated
team team ' has goo one more game to p.y Win
Yale for tho cnam pion,hp Following is the score or
tu-ddI'S game:
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TARIOUS NOTES or LAPOR TROUBLES
TIE strike at the Jordan l.. Mott Iron Works

TIE strike at the Jordan l.. Mott Iron Works
is stu on. The have appointed pcses To see That
the firm send lie doue by other foun
There repairs to BE- made IN the factory
and IL sad that MI require al least week 10 do
The company, II u SaI;. viii allow the Strike 10
until the rrtlr. made and the tuey Will make
terms with the men.
The cIgarutkrrs awaiting the action o! tho manu-
fa-iurers ard TO the IrcIl label OF the knights
ibpr the Pro srrs-lve Cglrmtkcr- claim that the
III " ~ back Tie Label hut the
IutrrnatIual- say that aft July the knghis OF LIZ
Dor label Will he dead.
The sir Ike of the employed AZ the Hydraulic
WORKS Van Buut AMI RIprye sis. for mine no irs aud
hOnrs pay. mas failed The men have AL returned
Tx without any concession on the part Of the com
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SWIyDLED WIN POOR OOTrOy.

ST.. LOUIS, June ga fraudulent sale of
cotton has just been successfully executed In hi,
ket. 1t accomplished by buyer who formerly had
"A business office IN Hope, ARK. About month ago he
arranged the sale OF 5000 bales of good iddling cot
from Texarkana 10 Eastern buyers. sending samples
from that place. lie requested the privilege Of ship
ping from 1T. Louis ~ he could make better freight
arrangements. Having secured the cotton a shade
under the market price. the Eastern buyers readily
him permission TO forward tue cotton In that
Having secured the buyers consent Tor that purpose
the Texan here aud bought rrckessy all the low.
sandy and stained cotton lie could Mud unu hc hai
flied his orders The cotton was shipped The drafts
paid the samples sent from lexarkana tbrou gh
gemepts made with TeIarkana banks and their IT
luls correspondents Hs excess profits Arc estimated
ut $4,000
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FIFTY DOLLARS FORFINDI A FRENCH POODLE
Fifty dollars seems like a pretty large re-

return a strsyed dog. and all the dog
in the began vigorous campaign at
when they discovered through published advertise
ment that would be given by Edward A. Far.
rIngon No East Forty eighth ST.. for the recovery
}. u favorite poodle The poodle, 1t seems, had risen
earlier than most Of The household, and coming
the with OF the servants 10 meet the
kmau. had wandered of alter that seductive person
WITHOUT the maids noticing that anything had
wron. stir raised after breakfast but the
poodle could not be found. The family
force OF detectives was put upon the Case and the
notice OF reward published soon 5 possible.
Late the next afternoon two who looked as II they
had been freshest kind Of trail ali day turned
up No. : East Forty -eventh-st with the missing
poodle Mr. Harrington was ready To fall upon their
necks. m-taphorcaly, with Joy. but contenfed himself
paying them the $40 ana disms-ing them with "a
multitude OF thanks The unsuccessful dOG-catchers
Congratulated their more lucky comrades and all alt
iouurd around the conventional corner TO celebrate the
rne poodle H. indeed. most extraordinary one. He
to the name francois aud everything else about
height, with "A of CO. black. H., long black hair
hanging his face AMI necx thick punches gives
hun "A leonine and imposing aspect the BARRIERS art.
however has In To aid nature. The poOdlrs had
quarters have clipped closely clumps OF hair being
left intervals. his legs run ii the approved
his tan shaved and Ornanentet with rib e
bOns to within few inches or the enL Ffty dollars,
the dog fanccr said. after al. "a small ~
for the rescue OF so exquisite a creature
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WRANGLING OVER THE BROOKLYN DRY DOCK.

WAsHINGToN, June 26 (Speoidb. In the
House this afternoon there debate upon AN
amendment to the sundry civil bill proposed by Mr..
McAdoo NeNJcrsey. TO appropriate 900 Tor the
repair of the dry dock Ia the Brooklyn
Navy Yard General vIee said that unless the repairs
are made the wall OF The dry dock Will fall down. and he
described the condition OF the docS preclrous IN the
eI irene and "A disgrace ~ the Government
Mr. HiscOck asked IL General VieIe understood that
Navy be built AMI whether any dry dock Will be
needed n Dc Navy. His % nformatiOn
the eject that 1t had been decided Dulid
Navy.
Chairman Herbert replied that this mistake.
Chairman Randall resisted tito amendment, admitted
that hs knew nothing about tn necessity Of
the appropriation aud declared that II the
business Oi the Naval Committee To inc udc the
the Naval Appropriation bill which passed the House
some time ago. ILls provoked wrangle between him
and the members OF the Navs Committee IA to which
cDinnIittcc /, Responsible for the Item The ut
Was rejected - division by vote OF ~ To -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27

RoNDoUT, June ga dispatch from Phla-
delpnia to The Fireman says In April the Rev. X. f.
White Methodist minister at White Plains, y. Y,
convicted and PEELED from the Methodist Church for
immortality charge aud specifications OF Illicit
Intercourse with Alfredo Robinson. At tho time
Mr. White expelled the Rev. W. X Goss. another
Method also convicted ami pelled by
the conference the charge aud specifications that II
Mr.. White guilty Mr. Goss pdrticeps c. tHints
after being informed OF the taco, lie consented
keep he and allow an immoral preachers char
pass without objection ylcus conference
M-s-rs White and Goss made appeal The appeals
heard Philadelphia TINS week before the Judicial
Conference made up or members from Newark. Phla-
dcphla and Wilmington Conferences. After hearing the
case tho appellate court unanimously granted Mr.
Goss new trial Ilo conviction ana expulsion VI Mr.
White Is confirmed by the appellate court
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A STATEN ISLAND RAILROAD LOAN.

1t was announced yesterday that Hallgarten
& Co.. OF this city and Robert Garrett son. Of Bait.
more. had taken jointly S2.200.OOO second mcrtsa.e
bonds OF the staten Island RAPID Transit Railroad COM
pany. The issue is limited to S2jOO,0oO an! small
alnvunt-S3O0. O0Uwas disposed OF some time ago. Inc
bon,ts are Guaranteed by the Baltimore ana OblO Rail-
road, which owns majority OF the cCmpduys stock.
They payable In gold and run forty years AZ nve per
cent The properly covered by the mortgage comprises
Nrw-Iork terminals OF the Baltimore aud On" kal-
road iud warehouses which are TO D. erected,
and the bridge the Arthur Xii which recently
authorized nv special act Of Congress. The banking
houses which have taken the loans VIII soon Ouer tho
bonds for sale TO investors
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MIR. WRIGHT REMOVED BECAUSE OF DIRECTION.

MH. WKIGH KEMOF I'D De -AUSt OF # HIOI ION
WASHINGTON, June 26 (Spcci0h. Assistant
Secretary Smith SAIL to-day that George W. WriSht was
disuis United states Custom House III order
to secure greater elciency III the service. There nas
been some friction MS oice," he sad. " for long
tme ana Thought best to dispense " Ia his
services order to cyl long compalaei or
In regard 10 the yancancy IN the ohce OF assistant
collector, Mr. smth SAID: " There mas been GONE TAX O
Glin that office. The trouble Is nnd the rgIt kind
Of man. The place should De held by man thoroughly
acquainted with The business OF the custom House and
All It's details am quite sure mat IL lawyer would
answer the purpose. Tue appointment Is likely 10 Dc
mad any rate
''WIll II he made by promotion !"
THAT ain not prepared TO say"
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n.he stove and the wood did not burn freely shs
poured q quantity OF coal oil into the stove. An z
posion followed, scattering the oil all her co,h
ing, which fro Mr.. Russell. who scarcely abls
to stand heard the scream. Of his wife and crawed
down stairs only to Ind his wife almost blrned to
crisp. The BABY and eight-yesrOid son al 20
horribly burned II IL feared they cannot recover
Mr. Russell was sso severely burned and his condition
Is regarded serious
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An ELEVATED ROAD IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Mo-, June 26.-After a spirited
discussion III the House OF Delegates asst night. bill
granting to the Iron Mountain R,roai Company the
exclusive right to build elevated railroad from tho
bridge In the city to the Union Depot was passed mo
Republican this morning regard to the action says:
while putting the bill through It's final consideration,
the members OF the House drank tho RarOai Com.
paDy's whskey and smoked its cigars. After the OH
passed the entire party pr0cee led To the neat cs
liquor and INDUCED In royal csrousii AT the ex
pense anu under the auspices Of railroad lobby isL
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A NEW WESTERN RAILWAY.

TOLEDO, June 20 tSpeciat Articles of IN
corporation OF the Wheeling sud Lake ire Railroad
were in the secretary Of States Office at Columbus
to-day; capital stock S3,6OOO0O The iuccrporalor'
are Melville c. Day and GeorSe j. Forrest, Of Ne~-ioFK
Daniel l.. Garrison OF ST. Louis. George W. Davi. = T.
Reynolds. ii. l.. King, NJ. ID. Woodford and A. g. Bar
% Toledo. The directors elected George j. PORES"
D. r. Garrison. Melville {. Day >. q. ReynOld- ne"fso
W. DAVIS. +. f. rian anu VI. d. Woodiori. Ohrrt,.
President George J. Forrest y.ce-prrsitent. L. 'ar
rlson general manager VI. ID. Noudford.
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PHILADELPHIA, Juns 20 (SpeeiaB Tho Ceutral Tr'n'
Association at Cresson sprngs Oh Monday VICE.
there VIII b, large repres ,ntation Of all the "eS
lines embraced in the association present AmoHs ~"
important questions to be- taken up IS the loDgcohe"
point Us TO tue dividing lines Of Eastern ana "ese'
business Trunk line represen atiyes VIII discuss '''
ally with "a view 10 making eround Tor action J" ~
future the position OF the Chicago and Atlantic i'a'"
toward the trunk iinc poo. . .. ,,d
The shipments OF anthracite coal TO Baltimore ~.
Wa-hinA over the Baltlmote and fhilaiepuis va"
roaa from the mines oi the Reading Company WI. -
begun next week. There BOB cars OF capt'iv ~.
each now loading IN the schuy XIII rcsi"u
shipped 10y THIS route. Orieials of the frhhsy 10
R.iroad company state that II there any
cut prices Ia the cities named with th' coal tnst
will meet the Reading Company IN every cal - 'H''
haul the coal more cacaply than their RIVAL
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"ECoyoMIsrr REAGAN DEFEATED.
TIE HOUSE vOrEs TO GIVE ENrLOYE, 10 DAYS
LFAvE WITH PAY.


LfAVE WITH PAY.
WASHINGTON, June 20 Special .-ConSIess-
man Reagan. OF Texas. Economist" OF a more
niggardly pattern If possible than Holman himself lie
ha. office almost continuously since lie became old
enough and lie known TO fail 10 draw
pay with prompt regularity vacations Included.
But lie up ia House to-day and denounced with
bitter vehcInencc proposition 10 allow the employees IN
the Government printing office leave Of absence Tor
fifteen days year Without loss OF pay There are
ani women in the Government service VINO
work harder than tho printers. bookbnders.
folders 9th IN that Office. In the
course OF his speech Mr. Reagan twice repeated the
statement thAt private rm IL the country gave IT'S
employees leave Uf J>eIce with pay. Ine Texan APP
he entirely ignorant or custom genera IN
North, which probably has not become cstahlsheI rs
q cYillZ "a which >urrounts Piics-
tine Texas. from lich he nails. Mr. reagan induced
twenty-five other Democrats To stand up with nm
against the proposition which WAS adopted by vote VI
than three 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27

ST PAUL. June 2G (Special).-Gaudaur low
cred The worlds record regatta on White Bear LHAe
this ming. beating Ieemer, lfalnm aud Stone. OF 81
Paul The fine aud the Lake lay with scarce
a ripllr The course was three miles, with turn.
si. hit odds Gauhaur was strongly
backed. however. The purse $500 to the winner.
$3.50 to the second. $50 10 the third GanIanrs time
1891. The best previous record was 2O:03, made
by Teeuer al New-Orieans.
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STATEN ISLAND.

The second game in the 81 ries between the German
and Young America cricket clubs for the HALIFAX
cup played Ncetown to-day. Both clubs brought
thci strongest men to the ground ana The
xcellent one. From the start to tho finish the Ger
InantOwD with the ald OF lively wicket, hal
matters their way and played super"y hodng the
inning over four hours. he score was: Germantown.
2sO; IOung America, So
IlF game between the Belmont and Merton clubs at
ElmwOO hue exhibition OF cricket has
been here this and remarkable for swift
running and difficult catches The score was Belmont,
l6l Merton, l41.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27
TIE READING REORG

PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-At the next ex-
animation in the Robinson suit TO forec.ose lie Rsad
Ing property President GOwen will begin the miua
ton OF witnesses by whom lie expects to prove that
the purpose OF the syndicate formed for the reor
ganzstion OF that road Is tue dsiutegr,tlon Of us
property Mr. GOwrD states to-day that the best OF be
coal lands Ii he dlvlcd up between the PenDsyi wanna
and L-ngh Valley Railroad companies tlc prop
erty is reOrganiZed by the syndicate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27
DEMBERArIvG OVER THE NEXT TIE-Ur

The uneasy feeling among the street railroad
aud hal II been for the unfortunate
result Of the last eup Of the roads IN this city and
Brooklyn would now bc stopped. In accordance with
tb. advice OF General ,stcr Workman Powdcry. his
AN visit 10 ths city, the grievances OF the have
been formulated sub Ell to the Genera Executive
Board winch Is ~ session Al Iilai-ipha committee
the Executive Board, win the General Master Work
man, is eXprcie IN The city early next week when II Will
be decided whe her not there VIII be another tie-up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27

LYNN, June 2G (SpcciaD.-Just now Lynn is
the centre ~ bicycle Nsw Engitll AMI th'
war against the Lea Of American Wheeinen is wax
ing warm. The tteurs whD II not want u bs CLASH
lied professionals here In large Numbers and havo
been for time pratt sing upon the now track
There Is no reason why these shOui not be termel
profe.sonals and expsled, they were frpn the Amer
icin LEAGUE The League Of American Whreinrn VIII
iako The grouni that they professionals Ihese men
n RACING class established IN tne ncr.cLI Cy-
cllsts' Union.
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III be continued next Wednesday.
THE COMING VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.
REPUBLICANS PRESENTING A SOLID FaONT-A con-
FERENCE Ar THE CAPITAL

REPUBLICANS PRESENTING SOLID FHONl-A CON-
FERENCE AT THE CAPITAL
WASHINGTON, June 26 (SDscial).--A confer
ence OF leading Virginia Republicans was held in this
city to-day discuss the political situation in
and to upon policy for tho coming Congressional
campaign. About seventy-bve persons were pres
eDt, representing all parts Of the State. Senator
Malone. chairman OF the Republican state COMMIT
tee. presided Reports from tho Ist. H. IIfd Ivth
With. IXth and Xth Congressional districts were IA
vorable The Republican party in Virginia is declared
lie armonious determined and aggressive than
ever, and will go into the campaign with a
solid front. The question Of nominating Re-
publican candidates for Congress In the LIST
and lid. the latter being the Richmond
District left to the Con gressiona committees In
these districts II probable that the workingmen
and Republicans will unte upon candidate IN the
Richmond District which there Will be falr prospect
Of carving George d. Wise whose vote In favor
OF tsrin agitation Is regarded IA " the last nail
In political cOfhn." "a prominent kepuo-
lican ex presses IL. The Republicans expect To
carry the I'D Ivth, IXth and Xth Districts and say
that they gnting chance IN I'll. With The con
ventIOn In the lid District Will he held on september
and IN tho other districts about the same time
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wEAvERs GOING TO WORK UNDER PROTEST

PHILADELPHIA June 26 (Speciab. - The
power loom ingram carpet weaveTs who quit work IN
ten factories hensDgton because they dIssat
siei with the action OF the arbitrator in calling for
reduction Of bali a cent a yard. viii return work
under protest Monday. They ordered back by
tie assembly OF the KnisHts OF Labor TO when they
BE- Ong.
The employees In John Betz Il Sons brewery returned
to work to-day. their demands that non-unon hands
should not be employee having been accedcI to-
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THE BROADWAY RAILWAY HEARING.

KINGSTON, June 20 (SpecaO. - The Broadway
Surface Railway hearing set down to be heard De
judge Parker to-day, but win Il. Bedell apprs'N
before Judge Parker i'll response 10 TELEGRAM ir"'n
Deputy Attorney General Post asking for an abohr
menl OF hearing uuul July 10 next; by eons.hs "
all parties the hearing postponed Ia tlaI "s''
.Inlg 20 Parker will hear The argument
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27
PRIVILEGES OF Ex-MEMnERs IN THE HOUSE

WAsuINGTOS. June 26.-Ihc committee ap-
pointed under Delegate Voorhees, resolution to nyes.
gate allegations OF abuse by eI Members OF ths priv
leges OF the House. met this morning. Delegate Voor
hecs said that he had repeatedly encountered the
floor l. ID. NJ Sweat, er Member from Maine, who
had apo AIRED before the committee attorney Tor
the Northern Pacino Railroad Company. Mr. Sweat
ssid that he wasa member OF the Congress that had
granted the Northern Pacific charter For the last
years Lad been employed agent Of tho Northern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27
MRS JOHNSON AND MRS sHOCK ARRESTED

Mrs. JcruSha johnson and her daughter,
Mrs. Nellie shock who were arrested recently a
charge OF compromising felony IN Cnlcago and were
discharged by Judge Barrett, locked up at ~
lice Headquarters again last night Detective HaloraD
OF Chicago secured Governor fs signature TO rtqa-
sitiOu papers Friday The prisoners found IN
Iay lors Hoic jersey city, ANA consented TO 70 with
tue detective TO Chicago They VIII start to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27
A WESTERN WAR OF RATES.

CHICAGO. June 26.-rhe Chicago Burning
ton aud Quincy Railroad has authorized It's contrasting
agonts to take ght Council Buds a. tbes rates
Firstclass cut from 30 to 90 cents second-ca' Gu.
from 20 40 cents; thiri-clsss cut from % To -
cents lourIhclass, cut from - to ID cents; hIi
cut from 30 10 cents. class a. cu rom 342 % :.
cents class H." cut from 29i2 10 10 crnts' '.'sos
"C' and d." cut from % Ia 10 CENTS The same ca,
rates are announced by all the roads IL i cobce"en
that the rates st. Paul and the Northwest are d"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27
A FIrz JOHN PORTER INCIDENT IL THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON. June &c Especial An unus-
incident occurred in the House to-day when General
McCook brought in a message from the Senate an
noiLcing the passage by That bOiy OF the Ftz John
Porter bill When he began to read II Mr. Springer and
about dozen e2Confcderates on the Democratic sHe
began cap their hands applause 1hey were I'M
medatey by chorus OF Kisses and the Democrats
dropped into silence and allowed Secretary McCook 10
finish his errdnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27
CRICKET AT PROSPECT PARK

The Manhattan Cricket Club played the
Rversdes at their ground at Irospec Park Yesterday.
and the game resulted In victory for the hivrrsmes
Darrell mao good score of 80 and foghin leu
moi ont The score OF the Riyrrslcs was %. Inc
ManhatanS went the bat ana were olS huIr W ~.
SO runs ct OF which W. Martin scored 10 anu T. ""''"
IN The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27

mile. at O'Clock night Johnston foiiowe" wiz" 40
miles and the others following order Phyy: 70
miles aud aps Kraemer 14S. Lord % ana ihls Len
Oand laps and Kelly 100 miles. Many dropped on m
The end OF his th Rie Evans WINE 'A' |'
lrze He belongs Ia the 22l NcgimenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27
WINNERS AT CREEDMOoR.

There was a large attendance at Creedmoor
Yesterday when one the N4onal Rife Associations
matches took place The strong westerly wind liter
fered somewhat with the shooting. The winning
werras follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27

BUFFALO, June 26 tSpeciah.-The Vhap'e.
House was II led by a fashionable audience ihs e'e""
who had como to listen 10 Mr.. Matthew Arho'u'
lecture on Some new aspects OF foreign eduea''"'