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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
LMBkzzLIyG FOR THIRTEEy YEARS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10 Especially john d.
Hooper arrested this morning charged with EN-
bezzling $4,000 from Joel J. Bailey Co.. wholesale
notion dealers In Market-st He had in the firms
employ over thirty years, and for the last nineteen
years cashier lie freely confessed his guilt and
said that he had been emDe zzing money belonging TO
the firm since 1873 He speculatei in stocks and real
estate and lost the money. His method was 10 over
charge for duty and pocket the difference. In mem
orandum book found on him detailed list OF AL
his seaings. lie WAS committed In default OF $o'Ooo
bail for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
LAST DAY OF TIE IT. LOUIS RACES.

ST. LOUIS June 19.-The track was good at
the races to-day.
First race-l IL 6 miles Bettng-Boaz $50. Alice $50
Lemap Sl3, felc 500 Leman won, Revoke second and
JOquts third. Time, 100.
Second race-1 ls miles. Betting-KaloOah 800, Ada
H. $50, Estrella SO field $50 Kaloolah won. IacOa
second, Ada d. tnird. Time lbs.
Third race-lls miles. Bettng-Grmadi $50. Free
SOS. Flora L. $50. field SIS. Grmaldi Won, with
Flora l. second. Buchanan third Time 1:374
Fourth race 4 miles. Bettlng-MOdesty 500. Ed
itor Si3. Lucky r. $50. Lucky b. won Modesty
second, Editor thiri Time, l:O4.
Fifth race-Steepiechase, full course. Betting-FOx-
hound $50 Ascot So Burr Oak $40. Rush Brook $2S
field $50. Ascot won, Rush Brook second, Foxhound
third. Time. 3:04.
This ends the meeting.
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UNNoLEsrED BY rH1 NOVA sCoTIANs.
TALK WITH HE CAPTAIN OF A RETURNED GLOU-
CEsrEE SCHOONER.

CEsFER SCHOONER.
BosTON, June 10 Especial Captain Hous-
ton. OF the schooner d. ID. Winchester. who arrived
al Gloucester this morning from the Banks with load
OF cod does not appear to experienced much di
Guilty in procuring what he needed from the !" Blue
noses" lie sail to an interviewer:
Il weat into Nova Scotia ports. In was
gwen the warning circular relative to the Treaty OF
lss with to observe the provisions OF 1t. The
the Nova Scotia coast this IS total fall
ure. The snip msckere to Boston,
where they bring from to cents. They have
had BAIT enough the Nova Scotia
coast 10 supply their own fishermen, and sew
eral OF the vessels engaged in shore fishing
are laid up for want OF bait II were dependant
upon Nova Scotia Tor bait could not get enough
to catch 10000 pounl. Of fish"
On last Thursday Captain Houston of stony ISL
and from the Custom House. He lay there
for th.rty-slx hours The Collector teegrsphed to
Ottawa know II he should seize the d d. Winchester
aud othcr ners who were shipping men.
Word back 10 let tRsm lie there negotiations
pending between England and the United states
The j. d. Winchester got bait from the American
schooner Morning STAR OF Boston. Captain Houston
that lie could my anything he wanted Bait was
too high whrrr h. was TO purchase Speaking OF tie
Treaty OF ISIS, he said:
al that small vessels were engaged IN the fish
cries and the bait question was unheari o. for Usher
men caught their bait IN nets the The
bait question has been aSated during the past twenty
The people IN Nova scotia think strange that
they sell few barrels o! herring just well as
few bushels u oats II there Is free f-h Gloucester
fishermen might Just as well give MP the business We
cannot compete with them. Their vessels In Nova scotia
cost them so ton. while Gloucester hshing owners
have to pay $40. The Nova Scotia fishermen
provision their vessels 40 per cent cheaper than
the Americans. Where Nova Scotia fisherman
puts IA a barre! OF moAsses Americans use a barrel OF
sugar. The Canadians cannot get along without Our
markets We have fight Ia Boston than I'm Nova
Scotia. Tho commission merchants in Boston are our
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tractor John Williams several at work blasting
out cellar for a big nat-louse heavy blast which
was set of there yesterday morning caused some
fright among the occupants Of the fats at Nos 225 aud
227 East Eighty fourthst directly opposite the exca-
vnton Several windows IN tie houses we're broken Dv
Hyng dirt. and large rock hurled into the middle
OF the street but person injured. l. Bake, VINO
had charge OF the blasting said that precautions
had been taken to prevent danger 10 persons and dam
property. The blasts were covered Win
tmbers twice heavy the law requires. AMI ample
warning given occupants OF the flats TO close
their blinds false report that the fats had been rid
died by rocks from the blast about yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20

encountered the Rev. Mr. jest III Zacatccas where he
found him busly engaged in firing with heavy Navy
revolver at target The missionary said that from the
time he settled IA Zacatecas aud BEGAN his missionary
labor, six there bad been scarcey momeht
when his HE not In peril from the b2ord and I'M
educated MeXicana He had been Hired at when preach
Ing. aud In sedefence whom he entered the pulpit ne
was compelled to place his revolver In readiness Tor
instant use alongside of the Bible. He was ured
OF such life. and had wely concluded TO give up
the ministry and take to practising medicine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
SETTLING sUJrs ABOrr BJcYcLEs

HARTFORD, June 10 (Speciah.-The many law
suits which for long time have been pending be-
the Pope Manufacturing Company and the over
Wheel Company have finally been settled. The
involved The infringement OF patents covering H.
ventions used the construction OF bicycles and u-
cycles Tho details OF the settlement have not yet been
made public. but the basis will be Interchange OF
patents owned by each company with royalties and
alliance against any aud All other bicycle aud tri-
cycle manufacturers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
VICTORY FOR THE CANADIAN oARsMAN.

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, June 10 (Special The
rculnng race between James Griffin OF Buffalo and
c. Enright OF Toronto for purse OF $1,000. which
twice postponed, rowed the threc-mie
on Chautauqua Lake Odsy. Referee Don
OVAL O. Pittsburg, ordered the men to their boats
at 10 o'clock. The lake smooth
glass. At the start Enright led length a half
1t good race the turn but IN rounding his buoy
Griffin went lengths OF his and Enrght
turned his buoy half minute ahead. From this point
10 the starting place the Canadian had things al his
way and easy winner by about SIX lengths In "a
minutes and seconds Upward Of $1,000 changed
hands Oh the result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20

HALIFAX, June 19.-COnsul- General Phelan
said to-day ths he had forwarded report Secretary
Bayard OF all the Information that had come into his
possession regarding the circular OF the Dominion
Government He had Just been officially supplied with
the circular containing the notifications but Judging
the exhibits shown him he had II
been Issued first the David j. Adams the Ella NJ
Doughty would never have been SEIZED. lie regarded
TIE important commercial questions raised by the
United States as having been decided in its favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
THE FISHERIES DISPUTE.
FALSE REPORTS FROM GLOUCESTER
FISHERMEN NOT ARMtNG AGAINST CRUIsERs-Do-
hINIOv TACTICS,

FISHERMEN NOT ARMtNG AGAINST CRUIsERs-DO-
hINIOv TACTICS.
GLOUCESTER, June 10 (SpecidD Gloucester
fishermen do not generally credit tho statement that
Canada has rescued her orders regard to the
OF American fishing vessels bat II Is probable that
Gloucester will test the truth Of this report By
ordering OF his craft put into port aud
larry enter aud then inquire about IT, Tho reports which
have circulated stating that Gloucester fishermen
armng their vessels and proposed to take into
American port the which nerfered with them
untrue There no armed vessels putting out OF
Gloucester The bankers carry signal guns which they
when get In fog when out In dories to tend
their travis 10 show them the position OF the vessel
Outside OF these harmless weapons there is not
OF any kind that could lie brought into effective service
against a Csnaflan cutter
George steele Pre- the American Fishing MON.
takes exception TO the following paragraph published
this morning In Boston paper from Halifax:
Captain Blake. OF the Andrew Burnnan. OF Gloucester.
says that The Of MS vessel free fsn and
willing TO give Nova Scotia free American market The
Nev-England fishermen are fast becoming willing for
new treaty at any pnce.
H. says there IL such vessel as the Andrew Burn
ham sailing frOu Gloucester and also that there Is no
such vessel sailing under the Amer flag lie stamps
this paragraph example OF the which the
Canadians using to false Impressions as 10
real facts among the American people. hoping thereby
TO ALLEVIATE their sympathy from the fishermen MI
steele that he believes that had Secretary Bayard
understood the fishery question when he recommended
a commission as we'll az lie does now ne would never
have taken step lie considers that many plumbers
which have been made the result OF ignorance OF
the surrounding the questions Involved
The CtnadOns desire 10 befOg the facts IN midst OF
false press which they desperately trying 70
create and manian lie says that one OF the questions
which agatDg the fish IL the fresh hsn problem
The Canadians making serious nroads into this n-
dGy and there Il strong movement on loot 10 agtate
the imposition OF duty on CANADIAN Iresh nth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
RIDING 2s1 MILES IN "a HOURS on A WHEEL.

INDIANAPOLIs, June - tSpecidh.-The long
distance amateur bicycle record OF the United states and
Great Britain beaten at t.ussivc, In to-da by =
T. Holingsworih who in twenty.fou hours ending
at 4 H. H. scored total Of PSI $40 miles. His actual
riding time was twenty-0ns hours and twenty three
minutes hours and thirty seven minutes being os
IN eating and in being rubbed down. Heretofore tie
best American record 2j9l2 miles, made by Munger
of Detroit Boston. while the English record IL 2tt
The best race-track -7O. HUngswOrts" rum
ming weight is $50 pounds and he lost SIX pouLds
the His IL twenty-five and he Il purely an
amateur The result fortified hy ainda-
VT Will be Immediately forwarded u the American As
ISOLATION and his clam champion Will be recorded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
JOINING TIE AYERyCIy OprR4 COMPANY.

JOINING TIE ANERIC4y OPERA COMPANY
CLEVELAND, June 70 (Speoidb.-A large and
enthusiastic meeting OF prominent residents OF Cleve-
land was held this morning At IL O'clock in tho reading
OF the s'illman House. and Cleveland society
auxiliary TO the American Opera Company was
unanimously formed, the amount OF the capital being
placed A $4,000
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ROSS DEFEATED By TEENER.

NEWPORT, VT, June 10 lSpeciab. - The
great International single-shell
Lake Memphremagog to-day between the
champion oarsnen OF America and England, John
Teemer and Wallace Ross witnessed by ten thou-
SAND people. The course three miles long Teemer
obtained the lead three quarters OF mile from the
finish and gradually Increased II, crossing the line
length ahead OF Ross. The tiine OF the winner was
-
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victory for the Germantown club by SCORE Of l63 TO
l24 ,.a..,
The Young America and Merton clubs played q. s.on
ton and the game was by the former by score OF
IN
BICYCLE CONTESTS IN BROOKLYN.


HoNoRs CARRIED OFF BY 4. B. RlCH-olhhh SUI
CEssFUL CONTESTANTS.
The Kings County Wheelmen held theii
fourth annual race meeting at the Brooklyn A'ne"'
Accusations grounds DeKab and Classon aves. yes-
terday. The first race was brush Tor one MILO '
noyces It was run in heats winners and secood anu
third men in the trials to run in the final Tho nrst
heat was by l. J. Halstead. or the Harlem
men ia miOutes ii seconds. +. B Jones OF the ~ y,
peut Wheelmeu. second with H. +. HorDDus'ei "
the club third The second heat was tasen % x
H. Burnett OF the Rosee Ramblers. in minutes ~ ~ .,
seconds the ina heat el 10 nssis"a' T." ons.me
novice for members OF the Kings County, - %
men was won by 7. C. Crichton IN minutes - In
seconds. K j. kuox was second by only one va ~
the twomile bicycle handicap, open TO all anAtc"s'
A. T. Rich. the welknown Kings County whetlnl..n..
won the first heat from the scratch: time mh ns
was only two yards away az tne ~ IL
The second heat taken by WI. Wilhelm OF INC h,'
seconds j. " Powers the Harlem Wneelmen. ~
yards start close second Inc nna hcH an e vars
start second The one-me race for the chanpiOnsnIp
Of the Brooklyn Bicycle Cub was captured ny m..' a,
second The three-mle handicap was crosse anu ~,
ing race A. r. Rich. starting from scratch, a2hn uc
feated H. s ksvauaugh, " no nae % yarGs STAR t,e
minutes. 81 ID seconds kavanangn was 9 9o .
wards behind the finish. The One-mle lberan Blcyce
Club pomship race was won by ". NJ lscharusop'
with H. = Brady close second tine . MINUTES;
10 As secoLdS A. B. Rich AMI i. Valentine both OF
the Kings County Wheelmen. the only cout' stants
for the one-mle tricy Gle Rich won easily IN
4:4s 3-5. Valentine fell the track. The twO-inile
for the cham pionshp or the Bedford Crcng Cun
was won by +. Pray easily IN ia 20 G. r Bar,.r
when rode the ve-miie race for the championship
OF New-York state +. Valentine a close second
ton race by W. j. Wrtherin, IL. J. Hodg-1n
second. George r. Bldwe aced as referee, WIN - ~
Luscomb r. F. Hihson 4; ~ Chchestsr ana IA, a. and nj
Messrs jenkins, Austin and Phelps Kept the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
REGATTA OF THE MYSTIC BOAT CLUB.

The twentieth annual regatta of the Mystic
Boat Club of Newark, held yesterday afternoon
on the Passaic River. About 1000 spectators were
present the majority OF them beng ladies' The course
was from the boat house to the Erie Railway bridge
hall mile and return. The first race WAS the senior
pair or gig Three crews started The ere"
composed OF Henry Durand aud H. III Darcy,
with DAME DOdd, Jr. coAswain was INC
first 10 get of and won the race easily 10y
five Lengths; time. minutes ana 81 SECONDS.
The second race was for junior pairoared Hcs. Two
crews entered Both turned the stake boat a. the same
time but the race was won by the crew composed OF
j. K Briuley aud W. {. 1rusdel, with r. H. Ola]e as
coxswan. In minutes seconds The thlrd race was
for shells and contested by three crews
The race quite exciting from the start nut T. H.
Glaze, :. Depue. Henry Duryce and J. A. X DunnlnS
were only to turn the stake boat ana the race
given then The fourth race was for s!x-oared
gigs six crews were II. TIL. the most exciting
race OF the day The composed OF W. g. Laurence
= Depue, {. l. Winters. J. r Dennis, ii. Dnryee W. J.
Johnson with W. BRISTOL jr coxswain, took the leai
from the and although 1t WAS difficult for them 10
hold it. they in minutes "a seconds AFTER the
regatta a 100 yards dash ran for the championship
OF tile club 1t was won by William Bristol lr IN IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
TIE CHARGES Against PITCHER MULLANE.

CINCINNATI, June 10 (SDeciGO.-P. j. Nc
NaAau and George Clayton, the Indianapolis men upon
whose afhdavts The Cincinnati Enquirer bases its ch re
that Tony" Mullane has guilty OF " giving away
the games the CINCINNATI club with the Brookyus and
the Athletics for betting purposes sad 10 night IN an
interview here that while they received
letters bearing Mullanes signature, telling them how
to bet on tue two games They are not sure that the
letters were genuine They have hO intimate peIAonal
ACQUAINTANCE with the pitcher 1n-y destroyed the let
tiers immediately after receiving tnen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
A Cracking Hinge

4. dry and Turns hard until oil Is applied after which
moves easily hinges Of ths body are s'
fened and ndarned oy they cannot b moves
without oausag excrucatns pains Ayers ssrs
pars BY It's action on the blood this eondiaon 80
restores the joints TO good working order
Ayers ssrsaparla affected city many mast ~
p,arsabe cures number baed the efforts OF ~
most experienced physician. Were necessary could ave
the names OF many individuals who have been cured ~
taking this medicine my has certainly vorEss
wonders, relieving me OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
VAR BETWEEN NEWSPAPER MEN.

TOLEDO, OHIO, June 10 (SpeciaD.-Charles
selnor recently business manager OF The Toledo sun.
day Journal, to-day flied papers in suit for Islander
against General j. r. Sherwood editor and proprietor
of the same ewspaper laying his damages at $4,000
Later the Sherwood caused seLer arrest on three
charges OF embezzlcmenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
PERILs OF MISSION LIFE ~ MEXICO.

PIrTsBURG. June 10 LSpecidD.-The Rev.
Louis jest graduated at the Western Theological % III
mary OF Allegheny CITY and afe. ordination Was sent
TO Mexico by the Presbyterian Board OF Missions A
Pittsburg man who returned from that county to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
OFFICERS OF A COLLEGE, ASSOCIATION.

AMHERST, June 10 lSpecian.-At a meeting
this afternoon athletic officers for the coming
year. L. V. Hubbard -. elected manager OF the
ball nine d. W. Rogers, 81 president Of the athletic
association, " G. Haskell 81, manager or the foot
haIIf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
Rheumatism,

ter being troubled tfor In this ana all ocnas
diseases Arising from blood there 10 no remedy VII"
which acquainted tina affords such relief as Ayers sas
psrilla- Ii. Lawrence NJ d. Baltimore Nd
Ayers sarsapsra cured me Of Govt and Rheumatism
when nothing would It has Graduated every trace q
disease from my sysemiR II. Short Manager Hotel BEL
mont Lowell, Mass.
was during may months sufferer rom chronic Rhea'
matsm The afflicted grievousy Ia spite OF A the
remedies could fin until commenced using Ayers sArs~
para TOOK several OF this preparation and W.
s,eedy restored to health Frcim. Independence Va
Ayers SarsapariIIa.
Prepared BY Or. J. c. Aver & Co.. lowell Nasa
Sold by al Druggs;A Proc 81; sir ootslea -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
RIFLE SHOOTING AT cREEDMooR.

Nine companies Of the Esd Regiment OF Brooklyn
10 Creedmoor yesterday. On the second class
the shooting unusually good ont OF Isl men who
shot 1872 qualified In The first class distance the shooting
poor only thirty-twO men qualifying cut OF one
hundred ninety seven, who shO, Nolley nrlng ana
skrmsh drill practised with unusual good results
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
CRICKET II NETWORK AND BROOKLYN.
TIE RIYIRsIDrs. THF STATEN ISLAND SECONDS AND
THE AIMAS BFATEN

The Riverside Cricket Club received an I'M
expected defeat yesterday ia the match Central Park
with the Kearney Rangers ef Newark losing the match
by 20 runs The Riversdes put much the stronger
eleven IN the field but had wretched luck. and conse
cueLfy their opponents went home Victorious Norrlss
Towlug Tor the Newark effective and Potter
ald NoriuiugtOn piled up The runs. Massey BOWED well
was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
DtutGE DONE BY 4 gLISr.

Two snail frame houses were removed from
u cdg. OF rocks o tbs soutn side OF Egntyfonrth-sI
between second aud Third ayes.. recently, and Con-
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YOryG 1HOMPSOvs BODY TAKEN WESE


The body of W. b. Thompson, who muir
dered his wife at the slurtevant House last Tues
day, who died from the pistol wounds
inf cted upon himself at the same time at the
Ncw-York Hospital shortly after II o'clock yesterday
morning, was placed In baggage car OF the
Chicago and ST. Louis express the Pennsylvania
Jersey City station at $40 o'clock last even
ing a 6 o'clock its way 10 his former home
in Kansas City. In a Sleeping car the samo train
were the Rev. Dr. C. l. Thompson and c. Vance Thomp-
son. father and brother OF young Thompson
Coroners Physician William t. jenkins made an au-
topsy at the hospital at yesterday. He found two
OF the four bullets directed b. Thompson az himself
lodged under the scalp behind the right ear. One
Of them had fractured the internal table
Of the skull The third bad entered the scalp the
occpta bone. and taking upward course has passed
out three inches above THIS bullet is believed to
have lodged in ceiling OF the where the shoot
Ing occurred The fourth bullet, which was neces-
sary fatal passed through the cartilage OF the
sixth rib the apex Of tho heart, the
diaphragm the left lobe OF liver the cardiac end Of
stOmrsch. causing hemOrrhage. md 10 ged IN 'front.'
OF the first lumbar vertebra. General periionts WAS
assigned "a the imue date cause OF death.
To the moment OF his departure the Rev DIR. Thomp
make any statement REGARDING his SOM
action. Coroner Levy made request for an
p par OF DR.. Thompson's called on nm
father immediately after his som
death, during the afternoon ana assisted
ia completing the gemen:s ior removing the body
He said that 1t seemed 10 be the opinion OF oot4 br
Thompson ami his Vance that " lnheds mind had
been unsettled By his financial difficulties.
the body viii lie taken 10 the home OF Dr. thompson,
morrow and Will then be taken 10 Waukesha. Wis, the
elder Thompsons former home, for burial
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european Advertisements.
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Made SIMPLY with lO water mi l.. sod only IN hAn
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Al excellent game played at Prospect PARK.
BROOKLYN. between the Manhattan club and the Almas
OF Newark The Manhsttsus won easily. mainly owing
10 the de.tructlveness OF Walter Martins bowling.
Eosan and Love batcd heavily foT the home team The
Alma eleven were extremely weak. The score was;