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New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES

BosroN, June 2.-To-day's game between
the Boston and Chicago clubs resulted in the easiest OF
victories for the champions The score was as follows
Chicago. ago..................-....-.--S -
Boston. ................ ..-..---.O U U v w
Base hts-Chcago, +; Boston, o. Frrors-chicaso )
Boston Pltchers-AcCormIcS and Radboufne Umpire
Mr.. Gafney
PHILADELPHIA, juno 2.-The Philadelphia and 81
Louis League clubs played exciting game today
which the Black Diamonds lost through poor nedlng
play. The score appended
Philadelphia a.-...-.-.-..-.....-.3 ! AZ
st Louis ......-....... U W
Base hits Philadelphia, ST. Lous ). Errors-Phla
delphia It Louis H. Pitchers-D9ily and Healey Um
p.re-Mr Curry.
WASHINGTON Juno 2.-The Detroit club spurted In the
last inning to-day and beat Washington nine. The
home players helded finely but could not gauge Ict-
zeins pitching. Tho score was
netro,t ...................0 %
Washington. .-..............-.-..-...l v v "
Base Detroit IL Washington, I. Error.-Detroit
4; Warrington Pitchers-Getzen and barr. umpire
Mr.. York.
At tPhiladelphia-Pttsburg, Athletic.
At Balrimore-St. Louis, Baltimore, 4.
Al Bridgeport. Waterbury, D Bridgeport, e
Al Bergen Point-Bergen Point 10 staten lsland' D.
AT Characterization, Os Il; ; Oswego, D.
Al South Orange-Seton Hall. 4; Nassau u
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

This shows that there were 10000 more passengers
carried the Second Avenue line that usual ani Soo0
more on the Ninth Avenue There no falling OF
from the Third and Sixth Avenue lines. an mpo tant
point in the success OF the experiment. The average
fare rceivel from eacn passenger on the
elevated roads heretofore has been from
fore would show that the revenue from tho secOni
Avenue Increased abon $500 by reason OF the
larger travel invited by the reduction OF fares The
same calculation applied 10 the Ninth Avenue road
would also make out slight gain In revenue. such "a
showng-au increase in receipts well heavy gain
in passengers without the other l0cent lines suffering
q loss-s regarded particularly encouraging TO tho
directors incline fayoraby TO general reduction to
cents. II the change be made with advantage to
the travelling facilities Of the public and without loss to
the No idea OF the results Of the lower
fares on the second and Ninth Avenue lines yesterday
can he obtained until today At one test staton-the
Forty st-the sales OF tickets to % a.
larger than they had been to IL on the previous
day But on account Of the dull weather II feared
by the Manhaa officers the showing for tho whole
day might not he rs favorable as on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME COURT. CHAMBERS Before Donohue, Nos.
H. H. l8 a. l6 49, H. Il. So go 81 ll3 ia, l27. lIs
1875 2i9 25a 26i. 26g en- 273 27o. 2SS 2oo, 29o 29l
2e2
SUPREME CoURr-sPEclAL TERM-PARr ]. - Before Van
Worst J.-Case NOOry calenuar.
SupRFuF CoUar-CIRcuiT-PART Iv.-Before Lawrence J.
Case n. No day calendar.
sURRo0ATR's COURT Before Rollins S-Wil OF Bridget
O. Eorkc motion calendar called at IL M
state OF Janeto Brandlgee, will OF Nare Fer
ran 1880 nl; will OF Charles Greenwad.
CITY CoURT-GENERtL TERM-Before Hail. Browne ana
Ehrlich J.J.-Appeas from Orers-N0s s. D. o. Z y, ~,
Appeals from ladsmenrs1Nos g O. TO- H. II "A 10.
CoUar or GENERAL sEssIoy5-P,Rr I.-Before Judge
Cowng and Assistant District Attorney Bedford Nos
g. T. o. 10, H. - l3, IA. TO- l6 II. lS 10. 20 2l,
22, 23 "A. 90 20. ~, ,.,
smyth and Assistant District Attorney FeAows-Nos
s. 8. 7. \ 3. 20. IL, ID 49, IA ID l5 IT, 49, H.
20, II, 22, 20. "a, 25.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
LONG ISLAND.

FRrsH Poxp-James Wa'del age eighty siI of mir
and Fifty sixth BroOllyn died few We anf NJ.
aody win be cr mated The bocy OF MIS-
Tr-Gerki Stiellng Of Antyve Will lie incineraed TO-
morrow morning
BATH-John Gerkin has sworn ont warrant charging
Postmaster Jacob c. Moore with assault. MI Mogre
brother IL tenant Mr. Gerkin am reported 10 The e"
Utrecht OF Health that III" property was mol kett
clean When he the postofce. he alleges that he
was as ted by the Postmaster
LOxG ISLAND CTY-Marv Lynch empoyeh ss domes,ic ov
the Rev Father Toner of 81 Patrcks church was Ddy
burne Yesterday explosion Of OIL stone Dr. Hitch
cocS who the unfortunate GIRL has small nope
OF her recovery.
JAMAICA accordance with the decision Of he Court ot
ADpeais Charles Kay Townsend occupied The oDicc OF
Srror1te o. Queens County yesterday Augustus Wcldcn.
Who H. ted az surrogate January did not make BIS
anpcarance the Office Townsend VIII hold the oIce
until next January.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Jockey Club races. Jerome Park, 2;3o p M
Chamber OF Commerce meeting. p M
Convention OF Frcemasons. NJ Mlsonic Tsnnlo
Board OF Directors or Tuxedo Fark No. o9 perty-st'
12m.
Celebration OF Trinity Church anniver'ary III a. IN.
Typothe.ss Society M. 10 Park-pacs. afternoon
ew-Yurk Kansas City baseball MATCH Polo Grounds
4p m. ,>. .
Palestine Conmandcry No. 8. Ascension Dag services
St Marks Churcn, p IN.
ST. Nicholas society. ID ,lmonico's. $50 p. M .
New-Jersey state Tennis Associatloh' Aseor HOUSE. o
p. ~ ~. ,,,,.,
Garden party and bazar at Mrs. j. Hood "rights'
Kngsbrdge Road and One-hundred
st. . ,,. .
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
NEW-YO1K CITY.
"F U.r-Black walnut wash.

"F H."-DaCk walnut WASH.
g. H. Hadlev has AIKEN charge of the jerry Nc
Auioy Water street Mission: Mr.. Hadiey is a
young man aud was converted four years ago
John Bradley. who broke into MARTIN Cnerry-s
house in GouyerneuI-st on the night Of May IL:
sentenced yesterday by Judge Cowlngto elght
years in the State Prison.
The Workin gmen's Free Library has been incor-
porated by Eugene N. McDonald, Cynthia Leonard;
Anna L. johnson, A5enath 4. 1IcDOlald EDWARD
Stone and julius BordolO.
A social meeting of the Columbia College Alumni
will be held next tuesday evening IN the @ co.Ieee
library. The glee club Will sing and the senior
class has been invited at attend.
The Dock Board yesterday granted the Nonpa-
rcil Boat Club, of Harlem the right to drive piles
for pier for Its boat-house on the Harlem River
above the Third Avenue Bridge.
| years employed in the Department of Public
| Works and recent as Chief clerk az alary of
! So 900, was dismissed Yesterday by Commissioner
| squire lie Is County Democrat.
The fund being raised by lhe irish World in and
! of the famine-stricken people on the west coast
of Ireland was increased this week by 81 ,3OS 80.
$ioo9fi o..
| principally of works on art was begun yesterday
| az the auction rooms of George A; Lcavitt Il Co.
| The al attendance small and the bidding dull.
To-day some of the more interesting books will be
| sold and better prices Will probably be realized.
Stephen White, age fifty, of No. 297 East Third
ST. was found on the sidewalk IN Clinton-st. about
| a. III. ycStcIddN WllH " WOuHu Vu tnc Ile
died before the arrival of an ambulance. Coroner
| Eidman was Informed that the man fell from a
! window.
| Detectives Oates and Britton yesterday made
rald on No. 64 Newest. and found pool selling on
the races In full blast They captured $50.
Frederick Merritt Horny McGlincy and James
| Andrews were taken to the IOmbs Police Court
| aud held in 81 900 each for examination to-day.
Charles Backus, a sixteen mont his old baby, yes
terday rolled out of the window of the fourth
| floor of No. 311 East Ninth-st. Mrs Backus sent
| %. uhn fnnn1 that hal ,x
had sustained no more serious injuries than few
| abrasiOns Of the face,
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
BROOKLYN.

The Bridge receipts in May were $G5.220 SO.
There ,4O dogs 10 the city, Of 500
in year.
City Works Commissioner Conner yesterd AZ discharged
ten employees
Rear Admiral J0uett and his staff visited the Navy
Ysrd yesterday.
survey OF the Npsc will be made tomorrow ~ the
Navy Yard by Captain A. Cook aud Naval Construc-
Webb and POOk.
Tie Franklin Literary Society will apply to the Park
Commissioners to-day for the privilege OF selecting a
site IN Prospect Park for monument to Nathan Hale,
the revolutionary hero.
The sum Of $4,000 having been secured to complete
wing of the Methodist Episcopal General Hospital
al SeveDth-ave and Sovsnth-st upon which George l.
seuey expended 100000. work will shortly be resumed
John scho. age nifty five: attempted to commit sui
eide yesterday by shooting himself IN the left breast at
his home, No. 153 Grecnpointave. His recovery not
expected. scholl Is blacksmith and after working
twenty years for one firm was recently discharged.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

Richard I. KatIH who Kept an empIOymeht
agency at SO III FuoEs Brooklyn sent TO the Ray
nond yesterday for loo days Ia default OF 800
dne justice Walsh lie used OF assauitlns
named Downing who had dapotted one dola
to situaoh tie agreement tom: that ~
siteI within days he TO get another or
refund the money lie place coschnan Ia larry
town kns he went hack tho agency bcioie the
ten aud ask his
nse getting either he that he Knocked down
bY Ratiif finally of Tie Police
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
NORTH ATLANIIO SQUA DROS READY FOR SEA.
THO North Atlantic Snul d ron is till ancho

~
oH West TWENTY thrdst Orders have been received to
hold the readiness Tor and It 10 expected
that the ps sail for the nsrg banks In tho latter
part of this week The feet Is really 10 at moments
hotlco II required
Tho Tallapoosa left tho Navy Yard Brooklyn at $40
n IN Yesterday aud went dOwn the bay to Tompklns-
vlo s. l.. where sho VIII remain for the present she
was ordered to Montcvdoo, Uruguay, some time ago,
and 10 ready sail a. time bat her departure mas
been postponed Dy the Navy Department. she Will re-
main In this port until further orders received The
abatement that her nachn1ry got out OF order Oh Deco
ration bay incorrect Her machinery Was theD aud
s now IN iirst order and IL worked smoothly yes
terday when Lieutenant- omruandor Totten took hc
from the Navy Yard to her anchorage Oh Tvmpknsv 10
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
FAIL URE or A. X EDEY.

The failure Of A. X. Edey was announced at
tho Stock Exohapgo yesterday. II caused surprise
for had becn expected for long timc. and IT NO
eject the course Of tho market Mr.. Edey became
member Of the Exchange on December l2 1873 and Tor
aevera years b. was mem OF the firm OF w. g. Webb
Co. In the last year or two be has been
his own account. lie has been asking extensions
whenever the market has gone against him. and Tues
DAY small amouQt OF stock was bought In for his
count The formal announcement yesterday had been
expected, II only on this Mr.. Edey was for.
merly OF tho Arm Of Bnrstow Edsy which dii largs
business In goid during the War aud until collapse o
that speculation.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

Earned runs-NewYor 4; Kansas city First base ny
erroTsNew YORK 2 Cty. o. First base on balls
%ew Work Kansas CITY 2. Lett on bases ew.fork. o !
Kansas city g. struck out-NewY YORK. kansas Clty; o.
nor and Gerhait Passed balls -Hackett Umpire Mr
Connolly. TiHo-l4O.
The Metropolitan club contescended 70 play IN nne
interesting gare The attendance ut the Staten Island
g,ouuds was small Mays, formerly OF tho defeated
cInh was put In TO ptch for the homo nine, and he
proved remarkably efecvc against his old associates
they making but three hits during the game The Metro
nolitan players gaugcd Rlmseys pitching and batted
hi. cnryes hard in tho fourth fifth and sixth Innings
This was the score
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

Two portly women entered the dry goods
store OF DsnielI Sons. No $50 Broadway. yesterday
them sna,ched piece Of silk worth SIS from the
counter aud hid under the skirts Of her dresa They
cauaed their arrest by Officer RAM OF the Fifth Street
Station. The silk recovered. Al Police Head.
quarters the women were recognised As professional
sh0plftera They their Eliza smith, age
tveny.eght, and Mary Gray. age fortythree TIE lat
10 known 'MRdsmb Manqeibaum." from her
striking resemblance tho noted receiver of stolen
goodA Detective Robertson said their pictures were In
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
WEsTCHEoTER COUNTY.

have been operating for the past week
I'm KatoDsh Tuesday night they entered tae houc OF
charles ADAMS solc $500 worth OF silver and wearing
apparel and escaped
MT VERyoy-Norman Lawlor Memher OF Assembly from
the IIi DIS rc Weschosto has been pointed Cor
pOrauOn Counsel
WHlrR PLAIys-Surroe Conn occupied yesterday
I'm bea the matter OF proving the VIII of
Mary Ull of Jefferson Va ley Yorktown. The tesatrx
died AprI the VIII she left her estate estimated
10 he worth 900 10 Abraham Hall. and ler
nece My d. Horton and appointed them respectively her
ignored her Oher brothers,
.eced on account Of their ma treatment OF her Thoy
viii on est the will of mental ncapacity and
uniua IN.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

Earned Metropolitan lonlsVile L. rus psss On
crors-Meiopoitan !; Louisville l. First base on oais
Mrtrt pptan Louisville. 3. Lett on bases MctrOpoitan
louisville 4. struck out-MetroDoftan 81 Lons'ie '.
Total base hts-MetropOtan. lG; Louisville D. hTc eDase
bys-Rrowning l. stolen bases-Nclson. Double plays
Mack ror.ter and Orr Wild pitches-Kamsey, l. Passed
balls -Kerns. 5. Umpire-Quinn line, l4o.
Not over 600 people witnessed the game OF baseball
at Washington PARK BrooSlyn, botwe"n the Dro1elyn
and Cincinnati clubs. The home club played poorly III
the field and had III success IN gauging Pechineys
pitching. A wag remarked that he couldn't i" pitch
any" bnr he coud. nevertheless McClcliani, Peoples
and McPhee played finely In the field ana Lewis NC.
Clellnn Mol Tamany AMI Keenan, did the best WORK al
the bat. The score was
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
GEHR1yG's BODY CLAIMED By HIS MOTHER.

Christian Gehrlng, VINO was shOt IN Jenny
shoe store at No: 81 Eightn,ave. on tuesday had q
mother living at No. 2l1 East One seventh
ST. Sine went 10 tho Ncw-York Hospital and claimed
his body yesterday being accompanied oy her other so
and seventh-st They said t1s body OF the murdered
man would he buret on Saturday Enkman, VINO Killed
Ciehrng and himself for reason had relatives in
the city is said. His body probably will be buried IN
tba Dot tteria Eieli
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenae HOtel-Senators Warner Miller
OF New-York ~ W. Adrch OF Rhode Island ana ihoias
" Palmer OF Michigan George B. Roberts, or Phiia-
dephia and state Senator Francis Hendricks OF syra'
cuse Gilsey Rouse-senator d. M Sabip; OF MINI
sota ColOnel K. j. Bright OF Indiana. and Plny Jewell
OF Hartford ..... HOFFMAN Housc-pon NJ Dickinson OF
ent Isaac v Baker, ErereH House-Captain Mont
somery scard u & Navy hcte Br""STf&noap W.s,,. al
ter Hotei-Ex Attorney General Leslie w. Russell. OF
Canton n Y...Ai i6endiie Hotel--J. Malcolm Forbes.
of he RYitiah
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

Earned -Rrookyn o; Cincinn1ti, First Dsse on
brooklyn i Cincinnati 3 FIRST 6ass on balm Yin
cinna = LEFT on bases. Brook d Cincinnati = BAT
tery -Hrookyn Cine matt. Passed balls Old
ned l. Total baschs- Brooklyn, 4; cincinnati lO.
Double PLAYS rennely McPhee SNYDER Mosnsy keenan,;
Peoples Mcclellan aud Philips, stolen oases-
Mcclellan J. swartwood /. Burch l, Fennely l. Umpire
Mt Bradley. 1ime-l5o.
The New.Y York and Kansas City clubs will play at the
Polo Grounds to-day Keefe and Conway Will probably
he the pitchers. Tho Louisville ana Brooklyn cuos
will play ut Washington Park, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
AyANBULANOE FOR THE PARKS

The Park Commissioners yesterday decided
IN nuy an ambulance TO secure more speedy relief for
nersons injured IN the upper parks The ambulance will
ke naced ct the Police Headquarters In the Arsenal,
Centra Park from which there Is telephone connection
m ali quarters Of the large parks In the upper part OF
The CITY the ambulance summoned II Will take
The Injured person to the nearest hospital.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF FNEw.YORK.... .WEDN EsDAY, JUNE2. 1885
ARRIVED


Steamer state Indiana (Br Ritchie Glasgow May %
with mdse and passengers 10 Austin BALDWIN Co
at a $50 ~.
Steamer Olympia (}r BrOwa Legh0Tn May Palermo
~ Gibraltar nldsc ana p2ssen
gers Bros. Arrived NJ the Bar At 70 ~
ter. 2S csinpeohs 2S Prosreso "a with mdse
FAlexandre sons Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer AIvcna (Br). Hughe, Port do Paix April 2S ~
Kingston 2G 10 with mdse and passengers
PIN. Forwood j Co Arrived al the Bar at p m.
san Marcos Buir0ws Galveston ani Key West.
with misc and passengers TO & Mallory & Co.
ship tGerl. IIashaSen ~ days with mdse
vessel 10 Herman kOOp 60.
Brig Gem. Pierce, bsrpanoes l5 days with sugar TO
TIowbridges sons.
Sci.r as B Pace Hamilton Windsor Ms. II days. with
plaster 10 J b King n Co vessel TO II Cox G Co.
sUNsEr-wlna at sandy HOOK. moderate. cloudy. A.
Guy Island. fresh. SW. cioady.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Colon Lima Aspnwall May 20. with mdse and
/ passengers to Pacific Mail "a Co.
| CLEARED
steamer Madrid tBr. Carson sharpness sanderscn son
steamer Ham Gen. schwenscn. Hamburg VIA rp'
mouth kunhardt q Co.
steamer Athos tBr Low Port Prince. cages. Sc
PIN fOrwoOd Il Co.
Steamer Alert tNor, Nicholson. Baracoa-H Dumos
Steamer Excelsior. HIGGINS New Orleans J Van sicke
steamer Acooohee. kcmUton. SAVANNAH Henry lOnse
Steamer CITY OF Atlanta Lock wood. Charleston-J Jun
tard q Co.
steaner Josephine Thomson Moore Bsiimore-J ktcm.
Steamer Common veat Van KIRK. Philsdoipais-oo"i''
! & king
Steamer vespcr. Hall Wilmington. pei-Abol Abbott
ship Gienduias (Br) Flynn. CAcut;a-Bo~iing Archi
bald
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
ONE OF THE MEANEST OF THIEVES.

Andrew d. TOmpkins was sentenced yesterday
By Smyt foar and one half for larceny
He boarded with Mrs Anand B. Brces at No lo3 East
Eeventh-st her confidence. Mrs BRA most val
bend Tor $1,000 " the Hannibal and
Joseph Railroad Company. Tonpkas secured The BOND
the prctence obtaining payment OF coupon RE sto
the bond and The Recorder told him
that he was OF the meanest or thieves.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
JERSEY CITY.

Anrust Tompke age shirty seven OF NO l07 Morrset,
was snty Killed Yesterday by three barrels OF cement
falling upon him Mathiessen Weichess sugar refinery
In sf.
neIeadng merchants and business men have Organised
an early closing association They have agreed 10 close
their O'Clock every night OF the year. except
Saturday nights.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
FrNERAL OF GFORGE SLOANE.

The funeral of George Sloane, the wealthy
dry-eoods merchant, who died Sunday night, was
held at his home No 43 West Thirtyfourthst, yester-
day morning The board of directors OF the PeoPes 5
present in q body. There were no pall-bearers The
services we're conducted by Dr. John Hall and Dr. W.
NJ Taylor The body taken by special train to
Woodlawn Cemetery. where the burial took place.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
BEGIyyIyG ANOTHER CABLE ROAD.

The laying or caOle rOau IN One-nundfcu-
hth-st has been already begun under con
trac, made by the Thru Avenne Railroad Company.
The road will connect the two rivers And will bo CON
tinuation OF the already In rcuhave Tho roll NJ
s,ock has beon ordered AMI cars have already ar
rived The speed will average eight miles an hour.
Culopel Pane 10 superintendins tho construction.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
NEWARK.

The uouor dealers held meetings in all fthe wards Of the
city Yesterday Organizing against the temperance and proh
biton movement There nearly LOCO bsrrooms IN the
city, committee VIII meet anu general
meeting will be held IN the Academy OF Music
Van Hisc tho county hangman who has been en-
Moved anor Court House tied and convicted
Yesterday on charge OF making fasfe adav in regard TO
the towels for the county The jury recon-
maj Linn
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
STARTING LOWER FARES WITH SUCCESS

All the Objects OF tHt NdHIdIUdH NdITWHy
Company declare that is early yet To say whether
or not the experiment OF Scent fares on the second
and Ninth Avenue elevated lines Is success II must
endure the weeks rs to cover every Kind OF
weather before definite ncusion on the subject
can be reached. Tns first days business on Iutsiay,
however was extremely successful. The returns from
the dinc Ont lincs were as fOlOWs:
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
"RELICS" SOLD AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

largo collection of relics of the old and " Offen-
siye Republican Admin sration sold At auction yester
at the Custom House II consisted on old furniture
chars desks rainss safe and an rn step Tor nag
Od furniture brought f3 the sato, $3
step weighing about 100 pounds 80 cents anu other
things In proportion.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
rAyORING MORE POLICEMEN.

The Police Board on Tuesday sent letter 10 the me
Gnvernor nroyidlug for an increase of the police
force by not more than 500 men. The Board says
that 1t understands the opposition OF the MAYOR 20
made without the approval of the Board OF tstl;
mate and that thereby a large sum would De a9dea
to the annual expenses OF the city, The Board as
sures the Mayor that it had no idea that sucn u
construction would be placed on the bill and ADDS
that 1t will not. during the Mayors term o. once
take advantage of any provision ID tnc o,'i 'n"'
possibIv may admit Of such an Interpretation. .
The Mayor on the receipt of this letter wrote 10
Governor Hill In part rs follows:
Asvou will see from the OF that letter. the proI
se yhich II co obviaes the main oblcctoh wnc1
and ths president OF the Department OF Iaxes urgeu
aralps the bill the police force OF tnls cry
Under the promise thus mace the Board OF Esl'male
will fret be any proposed increase ana
none will be made tho Commissioners under tne Dill
until an appropriation has been duly passed Recos.
ntzng the great necessity which exists Tor an ncreae
Of the force feel that am justified upon this new
state OF facts In Withdrawing the opposition which hd
previously made. and IN ASKING your la'oraoIc oonSiu
Grafton OF the measure.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

BUDDENSlEK APT TO GO TO PRISON TO-DAY.
Mr.. MARITIME did not receive notice of the
granting OF any stay Of proceedings in tue Buldensek
case and he pocted that Buddensek oud
10 to Sing Sing this morning
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
PRINCETON DEFEATED BY YALE.

PRINCETON, June 2 (SpeciaD.-The Princeton
baseball nine suffered defeat on their own grounds to-
day at the hands Of the Yao men, The game WAS ex-
citing account Of the fact tnat the score
vas repea eddy tied The eighth nrlng closed with the
score tos Princeton TO the bat and struck out
I'm ous two three ORDER Yale coming In, Bremner took
his pase on balls took third on error OF Shaw ana
scored on q nit by Marsh. ending the game with the
score 10 9 In favor OF Yale Zach nine played with
two substitutes Princeton being weakened by tho ioss
of Catcher Brownoc. The play on both sides was poor
Following is tho score;
Princeton on....................2 o.
Yale e.........-.........-.A U l.
NFw.HAyES, Juno (SpeciaD.-News OF Yae's VIC
tory at Princeton reached mere al $50 p M Inc CoI'
ege bells rung. Cannon aud fireworks were dis-
charged aud tho widest enthusiasm prevailed. The
team home at 90 p in and were mot at the
depOt By 600 students They were taken up on the
sh9ulders OF follows and carried to coach
which, proceeded by band made the tour OK the prin.
cipal streets Rockets red fire and fireworks OF all
kinds ilumin stei the town. 1t was nearly morning
when the boniires the campus were eKtinguished.
tho horns ceased and the victorious college
silent,
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
"JUS1r RECEIVED. !"

AN ELEGANT LINE OF ENGLISH SERGE Ann
MOHAIR sUrTTNCs. OWING TO THEIR LArR
ARRIVAL WE WILL MAKE THEM rs PER CENT
LOWER THAN OPENING PRICES.
ALL GOODS TO ORDER AND WARRANTED 40
REPRESENTED. OUR REGULAR PRICES ARE -
TO 3J PER CENT LOWER THAN THE FANCY
PRICE TAILORs CHARGE FOR SAME GOODS ASD
WORKMANSHIP.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
HENRY A. DANIELS, ". D..

Earl g. Wilson's F.. g. w. brand Of Mems
Collars and Guns are the best sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
Sun rises A3O; sets TAT Noon rises $50 Mn age DIS
WATER.
M-Sandy Hook 1926 Cows Isld. 1928 He'll Gate 1917
PN-Sandy Hook S57 Cows sld. SAG Hell Gate.. lO:5S
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

Nervous debility, premature decline
power speedily and permanently cured Large
BOOK stamps WORLDS Dispensary Medical Asso>
ciatiop, 653 Nain.st, Buffalo y. Y.