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New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
OBITCiHY.
HENRY HAVEMEYER.

Henry Havemeyer, the tJarth OF the SIX sons
left by Mayor William II. Htvea-ysr, diei ~ tienif
yesterday at a. IL was tsSsa vita hemorrha.s
a, be rose from hs bed ard expired shortly afisrw
He Was at his country home Ia Babylon L. LAT
Thursday he 70 this city ami was az h- Once AZ
day .He trn apparently Ia fais attn. AAea 10
tired or Tuesday night hat expected 10 20 Vow
York in he morning He participated N tae.p.rsi, "a
Memorial Day. acting meuber Of fhe "i G.isri
which escottei the President fls dsdih cOs1
plete -urpr his fr,-n's. May 0f whom u'ak tis
late trains yesterday TO Babylon Nr. HtysseTer vas
forty-eght years old Men Oilvor charaek abandoned
the Long Isanl Rairoai Mayor Havcmryet. shs
owned large part OF the corp1rapns stock. 'ifri lie
son Henry. then yOang mln. the presl4oneJ. 10
took tho office AMI ncd year rnen he sold oUt 70
the Pvpp.nhus of College Point lie was on VIA
abundant wealth by his is,her and was na o. Oae 1i 10
partners IN. aud rnstes "t the iia'cmr)"f ,usn -
hnfDg Company. lie took 40 sct'e p"ri ih -"d%lhs
the business but ale In the estaO.hirn of ths
tobacco house OF John g. Hsvemeyer Co. tue senior
partner heng snrNlVng pr''rf' Inc nth N'7 "'t
In 1851 Later Mr Vigeiins became partner snt h"nry
Hayenayer succeeded his brother the senior nr"Oe
lie continued In the active management of ih' pn-s
at No. l73 frsr--, np 10 the tins OF ns DEATH lac
nrm name was CHANGED 70 u.yemryer Elf,iin'. hs
married daughter OF Mr. MOler. the brooklyn sugar
rennsr, whose name - almost as generally known ma tho
sugar trade as that OF il.yemeyer lis "aow ahi *
children survive him. Mr. Havsmeyer had not been "a
robust health FOR several years. AMI spent much 81 AIS
tIms abroad.
He took warm interest In politics. though he tever
on aimed ambition for Office s"iel con-
for the ot his party and bs fseat la
1876 A ardent advocate OF MI ElIlen : efc.
ton TO the Presidency. He Intimate pers"nst
friend OF tho Democratic candidate. ana 10 sss Al Mr.
Hlvcmeyers house. No. Ti5 Flfth-avc that the anohs
cipher dispatches from the disputrd States were re-
c-iyed He was commissioner for the State ot Nrs
York with Mr. Tllden, 20 the Centennial Exhibition IA
1875 at Philadelphia. About Ave years ago Mr hsye-
me bought tie country house nj Babylon where 10
Gnu 9.ana Hare he has livsd almost 10 retremeat MS
political interest having waned after Mr. rh1s ieieAs
aud grsu. Ally giving s In vie" 'f
ia fall
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
BROoRLYN BiLLs cOSsiDsRrD.
MANY CITY OFFICIALS Bgrong TnE GOVERNOR
SOME OF MS OPINIONS

MANY CITY OFFICIALS DEYonR THE GOvFRNOs--
SOME OY ms OPINIONS
ALBANY, Juno 2 (SDeciap .-Governor Hin
gave hearing this afternoon AL the Brookirn bus
The Executive Chamber was crowded with BrooE,a
men. among them being Corporation Counsel Jenna
Senator Pierce Excuse conmis obcr Gun nrham Ions
1lber sou. Cointnissoncr Of Elections; ex -urroe,A
william d. Veercr. Ass.mblymen Mccann. prrsI,
Lndsley. Lonx'ey and Newton. John T. gcK,n, ed
pervisor Of Grtvescnd aud chrf- ofpolics q, Csnsv
island er-Assembyinan Cohsy T. B Litohfsi De
Jones. superintendent OF Attendance OF tho Eoars a
Education :. r Freeman. Colonel wnpaer. tir 1sl
Regiment. and William W. Cohen. rcrresontlag he
Brooklyn Elevated Railroad COMPANY. Assembiyinas
Browns bil. amending thu election law OF BrooxVn W
provhing means foe the In ~ per-
sons LOCALLY entitled vot. was ar-t On nsierei Leo
ton Commissioner Dilbrrtson. whose salary viii be isp
creased II the Dill becomes slaS. subnlt'ci Dros 10
ia favor.
81 will examine Your brief" saii Governor nm "hy
ard by. bu VII say wori this sdL THO
chief thing Of vane IN ~ destroyed ~ ths Logisss
ure. that. namely. which gave additional tag a
regisra,on fDr Yonr last DAY ~ respiration 70
thirteen lays eecticn. This nd
outrage on the Democratic voters OF pour eitr
Tie greatest city IN the country has o.s
diY OF registration than you have and se: hsrss
abundant tiine 10 exam NJ tho llst, In that cty."
No ono appearing a-sin-t Ar. c1aoe - b ropea.irs
ths compensation law OF Mayor Low Gov.rnsr iin
said that bo would az once sign H. Tbs GoTern,r
thon took Ip Mr. Browns bin repe,i.ng ne
agreement of the Brooklyn Eev ltei Rtws Company,
the only corporation thtt hss fn- TER 3tii "a rfv tet
r0ai IN brooklyn. not o. charge mora fhan a. fsus
fare at all hours The bill tns company rnsys
ton four hours IA N" u irriny and fIaf
hours ST night. David v Cohen. counsel ~ t'e esrr
pany. sad that " could not ahori % ctff5 9pfsn ,'
lon ger fpr Ave
"Why csnnot you carry p-oPc all day ~ f1i,y
when poor people travel, Tor nNr ccnts ia.l ie F0T.
ernor
I'VE cnnnot" ssli Mr. Cohen" beoause we won.i ,ss
money by IT,"
"Well" said the Governor. my idea - thsf rrr-
sicrstiOn II the pr01fs you gtl in tE' n
nine years you afford % maze snis prplts
now"
No one objected 20 the BIZ giving Brooklyn the rg6
to expcnd any amount u pessos ON - park.
struggle followed senator Fierer's biil anfhnrs
izag tho charit able institutions ~ kars coTaty
all the ster they want without PAYNE fpr II II ~
grant this privilege salf Governor M " ~ shall htvs
the chartaBls taonsof Nv Yorx nero newt ~se'
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
THRO CGH NEU- iOHh SIITE.
CoNGREGATLoNALI,T ANNIVERSARIES.

SARATOGA, n. Y, June 1.-The Women's
Home Missionary Congre gationalisO meeting bed
this afternoon. Mrs. H. s. Csswell, OF Brooklyn presided
The organized societies have contributed $4,000 Mrs.
A. b. PEBBLES interesting account "f The In
Utah She spoke OF tho extreme degradation Of
there under control OF the MornOns.
The annual meeting OF the Congregational Home Mis-
sionsry Society held this afternoon The reports
Executive Committee and treasurer were referred
4 committee. 1t decided hold tho next meet
ing Saratoga IN june 1887. The following officers
elected: Preslicnt-the Rev. Dr. Julius ri. Seelye
massachusetts VicePres dcnts-the Rev DR.. James H.
FairchilG. ONO; Horace Fairbanks Vermont; Joseph
X Ha~ley, Connecticut; the Rev T.. b. Webb. Massa-
chusetts the Rev. A. +. Stone Ca.ifornia ov. T.
T. Goodwin, Illinois; the Rev j. Il. Merritt Missouri;
Austin Abbott. New YORK G. |. Walker Michigan; and
4. EDDY. Georgia Recording Secretary-the Rey. W.
IL. Holman. Connecticut Audtor-(eOrge s. Coo. New
York. Executive COmnittee-the Rev. ". NJ Taylor,
NewYork; W. II. Smith. lryinglon, n. Y: W. l. Wash
burn, New York City; the Rev A. +. Behrends Brook
lyn, and Il. Flint, Cambridge, Mass
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CBIMES AND CASUALTIES-BTT TELEGRAPH
A JUDGE SENT TO PRISON.

\ JUDGE SEM TO PRISON.
LITTLE Rock, June 2.--Judge r. W. Hooper, OF Oaren
don Monroe County, Ark day sent prison for
having uttered SIS 900 spurious county scrip while
Judge of Monroe County last fall
EXTRADITION OF AN EX-COUSTY TREASURER
CLEVELAND. June 2.-Martin o. Van Fleet. Treas
urer Of Huron County, ONO, VINO aDsconced with
900 of the county funds about two years ago.
today extTadited al Ottawa
DENIED NEW TRIAL FOR MURDER.
PISE BLUfF. Ark, June 2-The court In the case OF
the state against O. Presley proprietor OF the Nag
Frank Brigham guest OF his house from New-York
refused 70 gra mt him trial and he yesterday
sentenced to be hanged on June "a.
POISONING HIMSELF WHILE DRUNK
MoRRIsyIuE. VI. June z Henry Harris. from e.
moro. came here oxicatcd yesterday and poisoned
himself with morphine He died ut O'Clock this
morning.
SENTENCED FOR POISONING HIS WIFE
SAN FRASCIsCo. June 2.-Dr. j. Milton Powers con-
vicsd OF poisoning his wife ia order TO obtain SIT 900
be hAuged
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
TIE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES N VARIOUS PLACES.

DALLAS, Tex, June 2.-The roller corn mill
OF S. r. Young 4 Co.. Including machinery and 0,O00
bushels OF coru was destroyed by fire yesterday. The
loss IS $4,000 insurance $4,000.
sPRINGPIELD Mass June 2.-The children Of a widow
Mrs Richardson. an eInplove in the Indian Orchard
Mills attempted TO light the fro with kerosene. The
exploded and daughter were burned 10
death.
HAvERHILI, Mass. June 2.5oDe boys sst fire TO the
drppines oil from twenty five barrels Of the
fluid piled upon the sidewalk outside OF the grocery
store of Miller Knowles Several OF the barrels burst
the flames destroy cd brick building owned by the
wiley and Levi Taylor the upper portion of
which was occupied By tenants. The loss Il about
$4,000; partially insured.
SAGINAW CITY. Mich. June "A fire broke out yester-
day IN the sawInl OF z. jerome Il Co, at Carrollton
The losses are: Saw-nill S3OOOO salt blocks $4,000
rec drilnr-houses and machinery S5. 900 The other
losses will be $4,000 THERE'S partial insurance.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
SELLING HATER IN GALVESTON.


GALVESTON, June 2 tSpecioD. This city is
threatcned with water famine Fresh water Id now
being sold the at fifty cents per barrel and
ten days will double this price. Owing TO the
sandy soil the level Of the underground csterns
are few there being less than thirty underground
voirs Ia the city OF $4,000 Inhabitants Nearly all the
fresh water is held in large wooden tanks in the
rear OF These tanks nearly all empty All
the water for Galveston must DO brought IN tanks
from Houston, fifty miles tant. The large tanks undor
the roof OF the Cotton Exchange dry this morning,
for fret since the building erected, ten
years ago At the hotels barber shops and downtown
salt water Is In general TIE last rain
that fell on prl a. but prior to that date
there had boon rain for two months. Reports from
the interior OF Texas continue 30 bring narrowing ac-
counts suffering occasoned by the droutb. The loss
OF i've stock will amount 10 millions OF dollars, while
small grains In sections entirely ruined only
hair era
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
WANTING AILADELpRIA FENCED Nv.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2 (Special).-At the
meeting OF the Electrical Committee of Councils oday
dispute which almost Leu to blows INDUCED in by
Messrs. Miller and Holman over giving privileges to
the Edison Electric Light Company. majority of the
members declined to give away rights until further
lnyestga had been made. when Mr.. Miller urged iu-
mediate favorable action upon the bill When he
that the majority OF his colleagues opposed to that
course, he exclaimed
" This city ought TO be fenced in anyway. Whenever
business corporation coues here for privilege IL Is
upon"
.The gentleman has right to such language"
retasted Mr.. Hoffman. Everybody knows that his
ambition to get INTO councils Ia tho interest Of
electrical corporation"
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
NEW MOYUMENTs AT GETTYSBURG.

GETTYSBURG, Penn, juno 2.-To-day the
Massachusetts 18th and their friends at early hour
proceeded to the copse OF In Round ropave where
the regimental monument stands. II Is OF Quincy gran
te about eight feet high. with Italian marble has
lief OF soldier at aready and inscribed "l5th Massa-
chusetts." ExAttorney General Charles Devens de-
vered an grafton The party then went to the monu-
ment near the Emmtsburg Road erected to Colonel
George ii. Ward on the spot where he was mortaiiy
wounded. IL Ia also OF Quincy granite with marble
photos aphic med allon OF the Colonel There acr all
address By A. b. H. Sprague. High Sheriff OF Worcester
County General Deyens delivered both onuments to
the keeping OF The Battlefield Monument Association.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
AMENDMENT TO PROHIBIT PoLYGAMY.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Senator Culom m
troduced the Ser joint resolution proposing the
following amendment 20 she Constitution:
Article XVI. Section l-rls olly Institution or con-
tract of marriage atn tho United states or place
subject % their cton shan bn that OF tho union IN
marriage OF rh one woman and bigany or
pOygamy prohibited. any law, custom. form
ceremony civil or religious. TO the contrary notwith-
standing.
Section 2-To State shall pass any law or allow any
custom form ceremony OF marriage. except IN Obcdi-
conormably TO the institution OF marriage
herein defined and established; but otherwise, the
regulation within each OF marriage and divorce,
civil and criminal ursi elton over these SUBJECTS
shall belong TO the several states rs heretofore.
Section 3-Con gress shall have power TO enforce this
article by appropriate legislation
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
TIE oLEoMARGARIVE DEBATE ENDED.

WASHINGTON. Juno (SpecidD. The debate
and hbusering ths bill TO tax imitation buttsr was
practically brought to end just before the adjourn
ment Of House to-day. The only thing pshed
to-day was All agreement TO srike out tho clause giving
normer onchaif the penalty for any violation OF
the provisions Of the act THIS was not acopted. how
ever "A result of the hbuserng. At the Conn
OF the Whole and the bill WAS reported to
tho House An agreement male to allow Ycl and
nay three amendments This will be dOue IA >
The hill will the be passed De-
bate of under the previous question. There
Is no probability that the bill Will be- amended.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
CLAIMS OF TERRITORIES.

WASHINGTON, June (Specidh.-The House
Committee Territories to-day heard Delegate YOor-
hees OF Washington Territory, and Delegate roole OF
Montana in regard the claims OF those Terrore to
be admitted as states A general discussion developed
the belief that the House vii take action at this
session. because the Democrats not want admit
Dakota, which has Republican majority. Apparently
they the samo is true OF Washington Territory
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DJUU x HENI Uf " z H-JHNNEf LAu I0I1f UHA
TRENTON, \. D., June (SpeciaD. one
hLndred-and-tenth Legislature adjourned without day
at r. to-day. The Assembly this morning passed
the bill to authorize examination OF tho accounts
OF Morris and Essex Railroad with the State. after
fruitcss opposition The vote was AZ to 8. The
local option bill then taken up and advocated with
great oarnestness by Speaker Armstrong and opposed
by Democrats. 1t defeated receiving only %
to 81 against It, The Senate passed the Morris
and Essex bin and declined TO consider tho Governors
nominations sent In yesterday OF nominees heretofore
rejected. bill to give Newark the right to the
burial place OF its first settlers site for market
"a hall. passed both house,. The Assembly passed
the Sorghum Sugar Bounty bill over the Governors
but IT did not reach The Senate. Extra cuDpeDsa
ti0n voted to the clerks. In the Senate number
OF speeches from both Democrats and Republicans
rsSed President Grlggs FOR his fairness and ability He
made an appropriate response.
The Assembly adopted resolutions cOugr sulating
Presid Cleveland upon his marriage and wishing him
long life and cont nued prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
rRoT OF THE GENrLENEN's DRIVING CLUB.
A o.aod nunahar Of innmhara of the Gentle.

rROT OF THE GENTLENEN's DRIVING CLUB.
A good number OF members of the Gentle
mcns Drivsug Club yesterday afternoon 10 MOT
risania to witness the trot for silver cap between
horses that had not better record than 230 For the
trot in which nonprofessional members were to nrve
the horses 20 top wagons Frederick Diez entered MS
bay marc Sarah b.. j. D. Barry his bay mare Ne"ie
King and Samuel williams his bay geiiug Ltto Won
der ir Tis last entry was struck at the last mo-
ment and the race would been declared on bal nnt
Mr. Reilly volunteered drive his hay geldng cK w.
spoil than WITH any hopes OF wnhinf
All the horses driven by their owDerA Inc horses
the word for the first heat IA they came unuer e
wire tho second time. Nellie King won by four ehaths'
time 2:354 The horses did not get away Tor the sec
ond heat till after repeated SCORING Nellie khR VINO
WAS on the inside again got Of little the lead nid
won again; time 2:34la The sorrel gedinx walton,
owned by N. l. Hunting. was driven by W: onyner
GU urter mile top wagon fu 3s Il - then ur"'e
him quarter In 36 4 and % half mile III l. l34
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
JAMES BARKER on THE R0LD 10 REc0VERI
I.--.-. n.nI--.r A.hn a.us inillrnl hA lun 4.

sDutIItS NhV "ssS KtUNtfNNs u
poson In tue UnexcelIed Fireworks Comptny' k','
Sew- York on Tuesday r. stili I'm ths Brooklyn isP -
bu WAS considerably better yesterday and tue AteI
ant ply slciaG thinks there Is little dcuDt that no
iohuson manager Of he fireworks COMPANY. sAi yes.
;erday that he had been unable to discover 'so %
The but certain it must nave pcsn csns1
I'm some way by Howard Johnson wno was Aiuea. Las
ia,,er v,s however careful hand ani Dad been wI4
ss eaanany for ak or seven years Tho ense loss u
nrouerLy will not exceed sl.OOl . i.
- r,roners lury found yesterday that TIE death "
,onnsnn was due to accident Johnson was hag4hne
line used make STATS for rockets when ins
explo,ton occurred.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
RANDALL OUTWITTIyG HIS OPPONENTS

PHILADELPHIA, June 2 (Specidb - The
Amercus Club. the best known Democratic organization
in the State held largely attended meeting to take
action on the following resolution:
Resoired by the Anericus Club of Philadelphia that
Members OF Congress representing Democratic COM
suency who fail 10 support the Ways and Means Com
inttees bill false TO the Democratic party and no
longer worthy the confidence or Democrats.
Speeches OF bitter aud personal nature were made
for and anst the resolution, Mr.. Randall being the
target OF those Il favor of it, After the vote WAS ALI
noinced 1t shown that the resolution was badly
defeated.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

ri'u'vc an action TO recover for tubing Tho compsa,
claimed that Foster Mckay Co. bought tho goods a
sixty dsys time. representing themselves - .ov.,ss
but before the expiration OF thar period hat ,ories,I
lndrinent 10 Torpedo" Robert. for S3g 900. n ga..
James ~. Thongs. ~ rliuayIe, ana ~ . Rnrwap 10
rZOooo, AMI 10 the Commercial Fst 0r4l iisHt Linz
vile. aud W Kinney Tor $4,000 Tho property ga
sold 70 satisfy Judgments and the Srrscn-. fns sM
Iron Company npt a3oWe 20 iptei yene Fnr courS
could discover m eyiencs of lraii tas part al
Foster, Mckay & Co
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
GRAyvILLE O. SMITH sURRENDERs HrYSSLs
Granville c. Smith, the proprietor OF the

liquor at No lib Nassau-sL. where John NJ f'rA
hurst, OF No. 5O2 VEST Iwenty-n'ih
received injuries May Is that caused his death %
Tuesday nlgRt. surrenl rel himself 10 captain Ne"v
the oak Street POLICE Station yesioniay. Iie dtnlei
that assaulted Parkhurst AMI ciaincd thar ne aver
fell and himself while drunk In smiths Darto0n
He, HIS aud ParShurs according q his sosy,
wore throwing dice when tRe latter slipped tha s'ls
his head Ihoy helped him ap and lie cOntinlct 20 p pH
and drunk smith released on his own rec1;
The autorsy held IN the afternoon by fr oNeHfh~s
showed that death was due TO fail which ha@ @oo"
with fatal effect upon An old wound IN the head
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
ARGUMENTS IN THE MAXWELL CASE

ST. LOUIS, June 2 Especially There will be
verdict In the Maxwell before Friday night
Mr. Fauneroy OF the counsel for the defence, did
finish his argument until p. IN. to-day lie made
strong plea in behalf OF the prisoner and defined
Jury the full caning OF the term reasonable doubt"
Mr. Mcdonald, for tho State began TO talk AZ O'Clock
and SIN arguing when adjourned this evening
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
A THIRD AvgYUs OAR BADLY DAMAGED

Summer car No. l39 Of the Third Avenue
Surface Road came into coision the morning with
brewery at Fifty fourthst The front platform
OF the badly smashed ana tho rod that 10 NJ
tachcd TO the brake broken Tho force OF tha col
ils0n threw tho passengers from their seats. and al
though one was hurt. many were BADLY frightened
The IN tho stable at 6ixtynfthst aud the
passengers wore transferred to another oar.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
OPENING or THE REFORAED OHUkCH SYNOD
The General Synod of the Reformed Church

In America opened Its eightletl annual session In
the First Reformed church OF New Brunswick yes
ter day afternoon with the Rev. j. Howard suydam OF
jersey City, president OF the last synod. the chair.
One-hundred and forty-three members answered the
roll cali. The following officers elected President
the Rey DE- j. i. Drury, of Client, " u. vce-presi-
dent, the Rev. Dennis Wortman Saugeriies, n. ";
temporary Clerks the Rev Henry NJ. COks and George
Lashor committee on services OF synod ana city pull
pits. the Rev NJ III. Hutton the Rev. &. per and
j. H. Van Cleei An Invitation was accepted o attend
reception on thursday evening at the house OF Pros
dent Gates OF Rutgers In the evening oI-Preslisnt
Huylaul preached the annual sermon.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
FINED FOR EJyG

FREEHOLD, n. D., June 2 (SpeciaD. William
Mclean vino was convicted last Friday for bookmakIn
Monmouth Park last summer was to-day sentenced
10 pay fine OF $3.50 anthe costs Of tile prosecution
making about $40. His counsel produced q writ OF
error carrying the to the New-Jersey supreine
Court Mr. Mclean gave bond OF 500 to answer al
the Monmouth County Court on the hrst Tuesday In
October.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
EXAMINATIONS AT WEST POINT

WEST POINT, June 2.--The examinations at
West Point advancing rapidly and quietly. This
morning the first class examined orally In ordnance
and gunnery In the library and the second class in
chemistry. mincralogy and geology. The third and
fourth classes underwent written examinations in
French McAexandcr tho colOred cadet, is said to
stand fairly ths third class examinations salute
of seventeen gnns was fired this afternoon
the Board of Visitors. At 4:l5 u. the battalion
assembled at the sound OF tho bugle for review before
he Board O NIstOIs
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAYS RACES.
THE wEsTCHEsTER HANDICAP - HORSES THAI
OUGHT TO WIN.

OUGHT TO WIN.
If the WestcheSter Handicap were the only
race be decided to-day a. jerome Park. would be
worth journey thero the contest In truth,
other four races do amount 10 muon The Members
Cup, as usual, did not fill The Uncas-Dawdle should
win first and Queen Elizabeth get the place.
According to the schedule kosalnd. Lady Primrose,
Lady May and the UncasDawdle colt carry the regular
weights, but according TO the conditions OF the
seems as II they should be allowed I've pounds each.
The second race should to Dry MonOpoe with the
sutana colt second The Wcsiohoster Handicap is
likely to hattie roYal. Ten speedy amed
to start The race public form lies between Mr..
Witherss unnamed Mimi colt and Tom Martin, the two
tor weights with the chances n favor OF the former.
The following is a list or the entries;
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

RONDoUT, June 2.-The side wheel steamer
Jacob Leonard of soauyler's Towing Limo OF Albany,
struck on a rock Esopus Island, In the Hudson
River, this morning and partially sunk. After the
accident the boats bow headed the shore which
1t struck with such foice rs to knock tho snOkestack
down. The steamer lies the Shore opposite tho
lower end OF EsOpus Island. One Of the crew WAS
thrown into the river when the struck the shore
but rescued The officers aud crew were taken to
Hyde Park small boat and thore took The Hudson
River Railroad train for Albany.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
HELD on A CHARGE or FORGERY.

George X. hayncr, commission merchant
OF No. l39 BroadsL, visited April - by Charles
l.. Goodrich, Of No 1Sis Central-aye Jersey City,
-four merchant VINO purchased bill OF goods, and gavo
iayner security promissOry note. which purport
cd 10 be- drawn by William Iessels baker. of M 26l
sixttaye. Tue note returned Protested and Tesels
the Tombs Police Court yesterday that his Gig
nature forgery. Justice Patterson held Goodrich
for trial at General Sessions IN default OF $1,000
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
TO RAISE THE PRrCg or STOVES

CLEVELAND, June tSpeciap.-The scmi-an-
nua convention OF tho stovemakers Association met IN
this city to-day About $50 dclcg were present II
Is the general opinion among the delegates that the
price OF stoves should be raised and the association
VIII undoubtedly decide to tako this stop. Tho labor
ameallOn VIII also recelYe Allention.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
FOURTH RACE, MEMBKEs cur, 70 MILE.
DID not I'LL
RACE. SELLING. Ii J
KIN RACE. srxpLECHAsk, SHORT COURSE.
LATONIA PARK RACES.

CINCINNATI, June 2.-At the Latonia Park
todsy the nrst raos one milo. was BY Hottentot
$ne. l:45% Tho second fooe. threefourths Of . mile
~ won by Jeubert Time. lie. The third. In mile
osass was Won BY Lspanto. Bny Gilmore taking The