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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
Open LNEcUIIVE SESSIONS.

WAsHNGrOS, June 10 lSpecioD. Mr.. Rid
dloberger nAuAe.y zeal on he question o. open
executive sessions has rather embarrassed friends
brought the matter uptoday again IN the senate. lie
insisted Oh having vote a. rides, % rules or
de1st ndnss. Mr. IOrrii sad lthai been couor-
ally agreed vote should be taken when tue rail-
road forfeiture bills had necn a4spp.el Iddl.-
berger SAID a. ha wanted tIr 4csOl -etlei ~
whe ner tA+ body American House of lDils or
United sfttc- Senate. 4 vote was then taken the
motion calling the pu up FOR consideration. aA1 IL Was
70 .ecled by . yOle O. yeas 10 o. uars.
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mn cumlrr oRGAyIzt1oy socrr7H.

The Central Council OF tn Charity OrSani-
zaton society mc. al 80 - U"Vrl .iy piece on Noi-
iaY. Inc rsctarys report Tor tIc month showed
expenditure .2.2i5, contributions. IllJD; reports
received from charitable societies, loo. from GIatlct
a-,ui. $50, from private iL.lvidIal- 3li. cases
srt n 'ol tuvosil- tpI. sou; heIsing imp.-tors al
rested auI committed. 49, Charles g. kellogg the or
gafAHg secretary. UAs appointed delegate To attend
tie Nalonl Comic ruO' % cA-e- AAI Correction Al
81. Paul. MIMI, OH JUL Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Ihe iIsman court Of
inquiry which been IN session on board the Tonnes
see a. NeW- York, closed TODAY. Tie members Of the
court VIII meet board the Minnesota tomorrow TO
.lgn their report Mr Plgman when executive Olcer o.
the tennessee WAS reported By Admiral JOlstt tor lack
Of ability 10 As position The Admiral stated in Ms re-
port thai tie crew OF the Tennessee was IN CONDITION
BORDERING Ola ulfiuy 10 tie Ia amer IN which NJ
YlgMAn csc-aIged las outios
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
TwrLFrn REGrENr At cREEDNooR.

Rifle range practice was INDUCED in yester-
day Cree i4oor by dye companies Of tie 18TH Eesi
mont. The men, who numbered i6) were under COM
inand OF Colonel J. H. Jones' lfha ssrond-ci prao-
ice. OF 100 men wn7 SLOT 81 qiaiheL ga highest
ms practlc- was in.If by Sergeant I,
Kelly OF Company II, wAO made 3d. Captain Barnard.
q. Do.Ap4n d, 4a le a. Colonel J0nes mide 40. Ia
tine lst-caas p.-rtea WHICH comprises distances OF
200 and 900 yarl-, 80 mon prsoised anu o.ly y
qualified. Tue best score made Dy Private W.
Walker, " Company II, who made 32.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
posrMAsrEKs NOMINATED.

WASHINGTON, June 10.--The President sent
the following nominations 10 ihe senate to-day; POST
astelsGeol.c d. stanton at soulng'ou, Conn., David
Luiz a. slsunrton Penn; William H. Joline at Long
Branch Cty, y !; Robert H. Taylor at Wilmington,
Del; H. IS. Martin at J-rIrI, Tex; Reuben Stanley NJ
CTestlno. OAO Jacob Wesner 1t iii ksvo Ohio John
L. J.oiqs,u Al Mount Vernon, ohio: samuel g. Clay
ton III a.. Onto; Cornelius a. O. ssner a. thehnygau
Men; IrIe' H. Mayo at Nortl Springfield, MOI Gilbcrt
p Hal j G aiuna. Cal.
Tie Postu,a Genera. today appointed among
Others the following fOurth-class pOstinasters:
Trrf -gfr0afa--t ~ F0eabufg Mrs. ii2zic Ad ans.
Arr Yo,e-At I'm hnck. Michael u. Quiylcy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
s1o1r HER HrsD4yDs MONEY! AxD LEFT Hin

Paul Nisbach and Margaret Christof were tired
m the Cont OF General soason. yoitoriay charge 81
bringing stolen gods INTO the SLATE. MIS- hFi-iof the
wlfe Oi Joan G. ChIisio. ~ anden j. and sic
her home 10 Jon Nishach, VINO had
ID she took household goods money
aggregang 80 from her hu band some tn
the defendants arrested
hewJ side OF the Judge COwng held that tho
been matted this city. and he directed
the seguit the defendants. CAsto TOOK ala wife
home again with him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
FINE LAWS.TEYNIs PLAYING.

The second days play in the lawn-tennis
tournament for the championship OF tne United aes,
at Hoboken yesterday, brought good attendance,
and somc excellent tennis was displayed. Among tho
spectators VS. Richard D Sears. tio champion
o the United states The Games 'ructge Oh tAc
Interest were those between iSeockman and Lucknal
ana BceckLan an SiOcun Tie fO.ilCr one Of mo
best games ever witnessed tho ~. Georges rounds,
JIckl@t pl7j OF IJc ans AIS. - one time e. looked
rs II be would defeat the rcdo-btale Becc.uAn. tho
game between -Orum ana 3eceamAn alr0 q TcllarS-
a0e one. sl0cuu. uia1lng stubborn Gt4l IAe play
was brilliant on DOsl SIDES. Yesterdays as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

sion ~ the Society OF ST. Vincent do Paul. report
recommending that tho attention Of Cartnal tinpobs
he called to the importance u having Catholic ctapslhs
I'm the United state. Navy threef OarIhs OF tho
marines were Catholics was adopted
Tmr GrSEr, ~ ARMSTRONG. The President sent 70 the
Senate todoy a letter the Secretary OF state SUBJ
hitting a statement in regard 20 the payment ny the
Department State OF the claims OF the cdp am own,
cra officer, and OF the private armed brig Genera
Armstng growing % tho de@tructi)u ~ hat vcnel
Nv the British IN september 1914 The Secr-trry SAYS
mat the Department dsiriDuei - La - OF tie
authorized BY Congress 10 lie pail IN" cl inanis
crstr, ~ state rl,th he distribution of tina fund by
giving a nuli notice ~ siX months 70 claim ants
NoNINATfoN EJECTEp.-fhe senate In secret session
to-day rejected nomination OF Posoy wilson 10 he
sseyer of the MINT at Denver O 10 was SAIL that the
Judiciary Committee reported adversely the Nomination
OF solicitor Genera. GOJ.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
THE NETS BEATEN BY ATHLETICS
INTERESTING GAME on STATEN ISLAND.
TIE NEW CLUBHOUSE NEARLY PINIsIED-coN-
TEsIs TLSEWNrKE.

There was larger crowd on Staten Island
yesterday witness the baseball than usual The
contest between the metropolitan and Athletic
clubs and well played and interesting throughout.
The home players had many opportunities when baso
hit would have tho game, but they could not make
tho hit Both Mathews and Lynch pitched Ia good form
Neither side did particularly brilliant fielding work
The handsome GROUNDS and grand stand presented
pretty picture The clubhouse In the rght centre
held corner nearly completed and LCye appear
The score was rs f0IlOws:
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Runs at the fail OF each wicket:
!. 2, 3. I. :. p. 2. : .. ~.
>, q. -. -. p. -. &c. -, -, 40,
-. -. l.. y. - = III IL ri
ANALYSIS or rHE BOWLING.
SELECTING THE NETWORK cRIcK

4 meeting Of the secretaries Of the Staten
Island. Manhattan. Kings County international rts.
Riverside and Now York cricket clubs vas De yestsr.
day AZ the Produce EAchane Tor the psrpose choos-
Ing team 10 represent NewNOrE &C the coming inter-
state match with NeW-J,rscy. The team Was sc.ected
as follows:
cyril Wilson. J. II. Lanbkn. r. M,Gsesor ani Bgtlor
OF TIE staten Island CAB T.. Hooper ". Massey Of
the Kings County Cab H.. Martin aud Iyer- Of ths
Manhattan CiUO IL Ceyery, o. tho international file
CUP; II. Nancy, OF tho Riyerside Cub. anu
from New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT CROP REPO

AGRICULTURAL DLIA4.lMLNl CEOF NtPOKI.
WAsHISGroN, June 1O.-Ihe crop report Of
the Department OF Agriculture makes the OF spring
wheat nearly tea same a. last year, about twelve mill
Ion acres. Winter wheat not promising Nay l.
slight decline condition is reported In the West and
the low condition OF the southern crop Is SIN more
auced Yet tie average s only reduced two pOnts.
from "a 8 to 92.7 In the South II has affected
with rust shrvelng the grain harvested, There has
been injury from drouh In Texas. rains and floods In
Ohio and hail storms I'm Missouri The prospect Is good
for s all fraction above twelve bushels per acre Rye
hss also declined from general average OF 957 To %
during the Tho barley acreage has been In
creased cent and dt0n averages 100 last year
June 60 The large acreage Of eats In 1885 has net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

PHILADELPHIA, June 10 tSpeciGO.-ln answer
to the challenge OF Or. yae,te Of lifelong Island
schooner yacht Avalon. which was beaten yesterday by
tie schooner len, TO SAL 100 miles To sea for 5000
side, Mr. Middleton. owner OF tho Hoen, said today
that he would race Liverpool ant back ana the win
ncr 20 take both yachts II Dr. Nalete agrees 70 th.
proposition the yachts Will start within tho next ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

TR- NSFtRNED TO y O'l4l "7'V ~
49,. ,ro,,io, or the Sanitary Bureau, yoster-
a., .un.r,ntend.J tho roIAONa. OF tHs u"'i..v" AZ.
,,sr,i,tt nj III. Deborah Nursery IN Las' pso"a"s
h,pS,a sr,,nsr I,laud Two or tho DRY DOCK
- osrr,r me Little and their nurses 20 font
,n,O-st whence there was snort NAlA 20 llo v'.
which tho steamer 9aHN"N A~""- w." ~ ~
,hem A sail ~ The Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

Forest won with Aaya Il. second. Port Ashe third
ltne 1:30i9 '"
Ffth race. stecplechase. fu course Bsitlng. Asco
S75. Little Fellow ST. George Mccullough soy IL
Hop Sing third. Time 3:46
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
voeg DELAY ON 1Hg HAaLGM BRIDGE EDS

I'm. Harlem Bridge Commissioners diI nov 80
49, ac,nn ye.tora, Oh the bGs for buidng tie rev u't
Ai'oer meeting VII be held toa.y sseIs.aA M ,eiected
that all the bids "oaIu 70
go ~ b- adyet tho commits sloncrs 80 ~ II
he ssia that the bridge DO buis ~ i0"~ Hs~'' ~
those represented Ia tho BIDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

Admiral Jolett succeeded Rear Adnral Luce IN com
,uana VI o North Atlauc icot 10 the IAN 81 1854 HIS
ran. Was H. Il Coiiao ore but he was na ie Acung Rear
Admiral lie was promoted 90 bo "a Rear Admiral few
weeks ago subject 70 examination. since his promotion
il has been d. understood thlng tina; lie 10 be
eyed from the command OF the NOrh Atlantic ieet aud
made a member % t.e Board 81 -pectOrs, place Oh
The Boa..i h-Irs K. pt open for hin.
II - rufaa.rA lat Commodore Brain or Rear AZ nira
Iuce WIZ be ord .ed 70 the command OF the N0Ih AT
L.. u !. ~. !.
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TIE cABISrr DISCUSSING TIE FisHEaiEs.


WASHINGTON, June 10 tSpcciaD. bills
which have been Accommodating N the hands Of the Com
mliieos on Unroilod Bis in the two houses were dc
Iyered TO the President to-day AnOng them were 'he
Dinghy shipping bill mi over 100 pension bills Ato
c,hcr the President has nDw his table DAB bills when
viii have 10 be disposed ~ in the next len days ne mas
already sent Pension Commissioner Black for INFORM"
lion IN regard to tie pension bills Complaint Is mahe
Inv members OK Coness that the President a0es not ask
for he inform ton IN possession OF the Pension Commit
,cs which reported the bills, but relies wholly on tie
Pension OGcc although in many cases the committees
have eyidcuc not In possession Ofthe Pension Ooc.
CABINET meeting WAS held to-day, secretary IIhpc''l
being tnc only member absent Tie hsn"IJ question
W - r tor discussion. nut for some unoS iahoi reason
no member OF the Administration seems 70 20 VIKING 10
eve any information to what is being done Win IL,
senator FRYE VINO has much interest ~ The question: san
today unable 70 ascertain Wha I'd" Ani1H-
rafinn was doinc The cabinet Was IL session Tor some
time an n l., understood from remark droppS ny ono
on tie Secretaries tn the question ~ t't 9iNal" age
f The provisions OF tire ship ing hll now IN Inc flo
dents hands. to deny to Canadian vessels prii-
lee, which thclr country denie, 60 American vessels
was BROUGHT up At the meeting. No ieeislon wa.
reached y probable however, that thc PreslicHt
will s!gu tho hi without delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
cv,opc,xo yyr SUNDAY CLOSING LAW

Joseph Crage, No. 16 Bowery, ana s nas3S
Maseo, .t Esse, Market Police Court Win SoaS
ssses os sunday june O. and were sssn hs' oaencs
Sewers. ,a M.caarrsd win caution. Isaac fioa'a' wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
CRICKET IN PROSPECT PARE

first eleven match was played at Prospect
Park yestc rday between the Manhattan and w.,
clubs. tho game being decided on the first inning Tn
score Is as tOliows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

bean extensively Increased. The increase MI appre'e,
beif a niliion acres. Condition averages 10 arahs.
&c the tendency increase the area or co!.pn
has been checked In the eastern States on we I
~, Inc NET Increase is about 25O.OOp acre. an ~
vance OF q per cent. Tho record stands Irgn''
Norih Csrona 100; South Carolina. 99 Grorgs, ~ :
tS,nr,ds Io3: Alabama. 90; Mississippi lo2i LOUIS,
ana 100; Texas 10Y Arkansas, lo2 IenncsSee' iVi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
ADMIRAL JouETrs PRoMorIoy.

WASHINGTON, June 10 Rear Admiral James
j. Jourtt has detached from command OF the North
Atlantic squadron and ordered 10 dnty president ~
the Inspection Board with headquarters at Waslnston
No officer mas ret bosn see el to command the squad
ran hut detail vii he made before squadron sails
from Ncw-YOrk.
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TO SUPPRESS BETTING IN FRANCE.

PARIS, June 10.--The Government will in
troauce hi 10 suppress the operation. OF betting AMI
iopku,a kius agencies on RAGS courses IN France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
sixth springfield running well on the backretc *ncn
his saddle slipped and teed fell oil but was uo' hnsSed
FRA R,cr FyRLDSgS

Eleven ran-valey Forge Palmer. MoBOwling VINCENT
Fdgefeld Davis. Rock tMotton Typn0yn tIia
Error kie). General Proc fogan isette Grhth' ey'
kuk Garrison L. Ciar tt Hyslopl ana 81 L'nJ thAI,
erty1 tdgeed tho favo1ic At 10 against her a.i
ridiculous by ak lengths IN 1881 T. I3ctt@
9th before iOckald iiyo tdQsned was en"rei
t. be sold for 5000 she was bought IN Tor S2,1J)
SIATm RACF-GREES GRASS STAKES FOR TmnEE-fEAR
oLDs. sPECGiL WEIGHTS, $50 EACH, $3.50 ADDED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
THE LEGISLATIVE BILL N TIE HOUSE.
"oBJEcToR' HOFFMAN, OvERhULED-A WARM DE
BATE.

BATE.
W,surscrnN. June 10 (SpecidD.-EStremely
earnest were the efforts or Mr. Holman to-day TO cV'7
the rule Of the House which foFOlds le|is-
ation upon an appropriation bill, but they iane'
completely and tonight tho Indiana states
man will lay HIS sleeness head on mis- pillow
and mourn over the evil times upon which this country
has fallen He had preiced the Legislative blli win
statement that the sums appropriated by the pi' "'
in fun cOmpen saton FOR inc service, ctc Against '
words quoted Colonel Morrison raised qnesuo" @.
order. on tho ground that they contemplated
change OF existing law. iuasmuch as inF'"'r
on the bill undertakes to increase ana d'mh'sn
salaries and Offices. The iobase between mr. h"n"H
ard Colonel MORRISON warm, and II greatly "mS''
the House. The two stood facing eacn "sner !"
narrow AISLE both grsticulaung Violently ooh ''""S
At the same time ami trying 10 drown the ohers
voice The Democrats gathered around the
cispu!ants apd the Republicans went over
in n body 10 enjoy the fun, winch
Iasted fun half hour. The Republicans were
greatly fled by this and other exhibitions OF Dno-
cratic harmony 10 The coGrs9 OF tho atierlooh Inc u
bate on the question Of order consmct sevoga! hnn
and then Nil. Blouut, VINO was presiding over '"e
Committee of the Whole, Overrucn NJ Holman
Among those who opposed judge Holman
was Mr. Randall. Ii WAS gano:a"y aS'eeH
that in order 10 consistent Chairman ount mus rue
out OF order the proviso att9cheI 10 W." ad
for the salaries OF the CVli service , it
their clerks, when that Item shal Ne fe'cHeG e
there Whp doubted tliS aN" cNPi'7'''
opinion that The sArewd and sklfui parliament Iian.
Samuel j. Randall knew wat he was uo'nS VIZ
30 upheld Colonel MorrsOn's point 81 or Ter to-l'';
Judge Taylor OF ONO thoroughly exposed tne o.
the nrnposed limitation upon the appropriation TOT t"N
Cvil service Commission by offering aud hscussihS an
amend prOvdI that none oi me money q DO al"
,rnrr',tsd for the salaries OF senator's sltll
be avail able until the senate shall have con-
hlmsd Matthews, whom the President has h'Hl-
mated for Recorder OF DEEDS LOT
he District OF Columbia place of Freoerck DnngiSs
Jther proposition, he said. was boih threat an" M
Offer OF hr,he, careful examination OF the OH as
closes the sct that Its Trainer has attempted 10 ITE
late into permanent places dozen or more clerks anu
other e,opllyes OK the House THIS attempt seems
ukey 70 le hWartel by the ratings OF the chairman 4"
the tomaitter OF the WhOs upon points 0 oIurf "a s'
hy other Democrats. only ten Of the JOG paS7 OF Nn
bin were passed. by The committee to-day, pll J.. Is
honei that lore rapid progress will be made hereafter
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Emery q cOt,ons b. C Dry Monopoo by clepelgPegn,

70 quito to Dry Monopoe to /. Lansowne7 TO - ~
t. % to I against the others.
Walter H. aonopOo and Inspector y. mad mp
tbe front group the early part OF TIC bat Bess haa
nigh ~ II AT ing hdli mile Then ansiOwnc ana
Quito both ged the leaders bat both sonDosten
Dry MonopDlc Inspector T. drew from Walter H.
IN tho hna hun red yards, ana "a Dry Monopoe carried
the Inspector he without mnoh
ea0rt ~ length Inspector b. seconi. Lengths before
Walter IT. ausiowne was fourth four cngths b2cs Or
Walter H. tn struggled In NJ intervals being puod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
GOOD LAM, AEASON IND LOGIC
TO Edtfor Of The Tribune.

To ne razor Of Thc Tribune.
SIR: In YOUR Issue Of Sunday, June 6, Mr..
Albert Griffin attacks tho Prohibition platform adopted
at Newark y j.. as bonc infanousiy wicked, asserting
that the man who wrote II could not have known its
meaning was chairman OF tho Platform Committee
and de.re 10 state views. Inc following Is the
clause attacked:
"rhatu - good reason l,yic tha' al who old
ae procure i"Ie cor T. ~ ~ an, ". 40. ' nc
ns cou'nssi N aerol All 'herci're we aTm h1 , a,
H.. n,ch .so iiccos, 30 who vote orrfi's
Winch license. or Tor plos "ncn VIII 10. 'eoiai1 iof
M5lyn " here i'i Is a ,,1 IN pi III n nv ,,
with the 'an wno ctfn on l'' iia.lc' ,
j, ia no ,oand tGcy simply dcnoancc THO Pro
are tl = Tie liquor trlac gi
sancli,ncI anil uioiacfr law. That sppt,s u
ne supreme ooina A. VII az moral question o. the az
anI thh 10 oiA'i ponil'1t "'SS"'1ii'on pug 10
iruc hen TO ..elua,y so.ts" causo is Also nely NJ
a, ioa., a. sequence Those who ob cc equally
f4t "a, q a., a1 e ea.e a.sdrI ia TIA, ih,c
who p.rcs mcn hrcn-e or Tor parties which viii
not declare oc rron0'l |",n ,heie - u Dr"ie'n
o. urIl c-in- h no harm Is done by ilos- equally
gait 4ni II, rn, me-, eyo. % oens els;e VIA Che n-
te.e ~ CSC ape from TIE pr9rosiio1 & al WHO 10 an c
vhc %. ny a'd rqy oonr9li's 10 ne cont 4Haie' o.
said men snof t'at iee re,ch pont ilousana
n..e' i'"c G '. a'' .anf they wi. a. .n,y w.,
sad so assi, tuoa rel.h th.t ponl ar guilty, q.
an Who via uo,lea4c ihe ,cAto, te oii.lnA icpu
Sc Wy ~. ' a VIM TO-, 10 4 .st .e gei To rent tT
" reg he 900 ~. y - -ci - II ti ,,.g
TO- 0r ,hem t, ~, !, .ac o. "&
10 p.Duc.- -ifes :. who vote i'r prty ghieh II oi'
c .opu' ,-a aalt. c4es ID j. %. PROM it'gn paig
b,o5isnoI.d In ~, ro..,r ST. aiecs li,r,
lion asi DE- n.n' iris. sara "Non,n c.l .cry' 10
.e,. mo-. voa a. og M, n, i' g., a en- l
Loo fai 'i'li. 'i'..' d.. t , ' '''p' w. & @,
s d. ..If f.I "A .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

Betting -IlzieiDwyer 10 Tl0nbadonr0 to Joe Coft n
al .u .na j. Favor Go I. =. fn Afri % I'D }.
raumcc - 20 2. Amal,fn 20 70 Nnrnrh"f % - Ron
and 2u banun - 10 l. tntcst 20 10 l. 80 TO 90 10
.auls iAs others - ,, -,
horfes wei anlef except Haumce Amaglm ll1l-
ava iIuuDaJur. hcnmpni AMI savanna were IN the h7t
r.sk patrick rushd + iubadour fast 40 h'
vas nrt bv She lndg stand hy head savanna sccold
close Tina Intzc DIVER fourth ana thaiuy
uc HdilN Increased
IA Inu he as Two gths .n advance hail mus rDn tha
erh AMI pursuit hopeless. Cung desperately 10
second place though Murphy lred 10 loco e D9yoi INTO
thai r6a tlun The bat ksfrcch. Corn gAn- hy wa,
thoroughly beaten before the last quarter WIS reached
When half the twenty out for
l,ur -p4Ce with pushed
mond his powers bus could not hurry
the hUmc8ticich the second place as
uuted eagrrne-, BalocK having brought ~
iumslnya nght win lclmOud ana Savanna Tor tho
whio sailing along unap proachaby
Ia IrOuDad0ur IN canter by long hs. lich
t1oud "A who meek In
adv nco OF uilnaaya Banun NTH and Joe Cotton
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-02
CHEAP TRAVELLING IN EUROPE.

How to Enjoy a Six Weeks Trip Abroad.
Cost of the Journey.
/ wish in this letter to give some ideas for
those who wish to travel cheaply. \ Euro
pean trip need not be much more expensive
than you wish to make it, and one can see
great deal for $500 and have a very pleasant
six weeks trip abroad. Let him take one OF
the cheaper lines and decide that his expenses
shall not be more than this. He can PUT down
his ocean voyage at twenty days and its cost
at 500 He then has twenty-five days left to
do some parts of Europe and nearly SO day
for expenses BY going to London he can
find excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates
over almost any route he wishes to go. These
tickets are limited to thirty sixty days, and
i'll them one may easily go to Holland and Bel
gium and down the Rhine, with a short trip
through Switzerland and over to Paris and
back to London on less than so per day. In
London and Paris he can spend the time left,
after taking out the days necessary for this
trip, and at the end of the time he will
come back to the United States, having caught
a glimpse of the best part of Europe and hav-
ing Il broader and better mind to enjoy his
future life
In the first place one ought to lay out his
trip before he starts, deciding how much time
he viii spend in the country and in the city
Three days in Holland, two days in Belgium,
Switzerland Will enable him to see a great
deal, and if to this he adds three days for
Paris he has yet seven or eight days for Lon
don. BY economy he can make his money
last longer than his six weeks, and for a few
dollars more he can take in slice of Ireland
and Scotland The guides to Europe which
he can buy viii give him the prices at the
various hotels, and he viii find that he can
get good board for 81 a day if he understands
how to do it. One of these guides lies before
me, and l take from it the cost OF several
European tours.
Hero is one man who spent seven weeks
abroad visiting England Scotland, Belgium,
the Rhine. Switzerland and France for SIS,
not counting in the cost of his ocean passage.
He travelled second and third class, and
stopped at good secOnd-claSs hotels, such as
YOU may find in Europe but not in America.
Another traveller spent eight weeks i'll Eng
land and France for S165 exclusive of ocean
fares, and another took Il run TO Paris and
back and travelled for two months at a cost of
only Sl20 for his expenses in Europe. Three
young men took a vacation of eight weeks,
going through England and the Rhine cOun-
try, through Switzerland and spending eight
days in Paris, at a cost of only 1892 outside of
their ocean fares, and / doubt not the same
could be done by the man who wishes to
travel cheaply to-day.-Frank j. Carpenter
in Cleveland Leader