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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
ATHLETICS FAIL TO GET A RUN.

BEATEN ny METROPoLTTANs BEFoRh ID" nv
Baseball doomed" at Staten Island yes'er-
day and the largest crowd Of the season with the eNcep
ton OF the opening day present to witness Tue game
between the Metropolitan and Athletic clubs Inc hoo
nam TWO seasons ago About people we're present
aud as the 9TH Regiment Band was installed IN tn sr Tn
stand tine on-lookers kept In happy mo"'I -
crowd was good natured and happy and aamreu ING
beautlful grounds and SURROUNDINGS without SUM- -
The game was well-played througout. Tn" thloiu III
crease In the attendance seemingy making 'ho nI
players do their work with better results tn"h ,'t
Lynch pitched with great effect holding Tue v,lsiS
hatters down to two single hts. He was auHi
supported behind the bat and IN ne nei, .,,,n,
Roseman did the most OF batting done prliI I,
running catch by Sovy In the eighth inning eVUAe -
applause amt made Ruseman, who nit tne pan, a., ~
in,t mad Ouest also made neat dOune pay III t-o
nfth inning Only were MADE DURING .". $500
tbose nv m. Meropolitan nine in the opening inning
Nelson reached frat base by Quest ana went
rnund 70 thiri on hit by Roseman. Orrs force nit 70
.ho,t ston Flowed Nelson and sent toseihan 70
third the latter scored Forsters sacrifice out AZ
first The score rs follows;
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10 D1scrss cnAnIrIEs AND cornEeTL0X

ST. PAUL, Mimi. June 12.-Ihere are indi-
cations that the thirteenth National Conference OF
Charities and Cor ection, which % ne held here July
BIC, Will be rsey attended than any for sew
era Gears Last year, In Washington, 100 delegates
were present and IN ryh.o states were represented
Reports. papers and addresses promised from more
than score Of persons prominently identified with
reformatOrv. educational AMI other phi!anihropc
movements Among the announcements the folio "
ing: ION Labor IT, Prisons hy Il. K. Br0c%way, ~
mira, Immigration and Nlgration, G. = HoYt NJ i
Albany: Kindergarten-" Miss huua Iia0weh. Pni.a-
drpnia: "Prcvenrve Work among Chiidren,' Mrs.
Nrgu!a l. smith. Hartford. d" Education Or tEc Deal
and DuIlu," O. O. Fay. Hartford 80 hiidren Of the
safe" William T. LctcAwOrth, Buffalo: " Causes 81
paupersm anu Crime Joshua = Bailey, Philadelphia
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cHAhoEs or BRUTALITY AGA1ysr Az OFFICER

CHARGES or BRUTALITY AGAINST Az OFFICER
Mrs Mary Brown, age twenty, of No. 20 Rec-
tor-st appeared 10 the Tombs Police Court yesterday
with her baby In her She said that on Friday
evening she was assaulted by James f. Carney. an Of
the Liberty street station. she was returning
home said, when In the hallway she met carney
with couple OF companions she says they were IN
tOxicated asd that Carney caught her by the collar
pulled the and struck her twice III the
face The blow knocked her over and In falling she
-prained her ankle Carney told Justice ORelly that
he went TO the house 10 Mrs. Browns brother
against whom there was complaint Carney was hol
duty at tho time lie patrood until tO-nOr-
raX
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MOI oRIoUs BURGLARS CAcGHrTy THE Acr

NOTORIOUS BURGLARS CAiGHl ~ THE ACE
Officers Flynn and Feeney, OF the Liberty
street station. about o'clock Friday night. saw
three looking characters conversg al |esey and
cr.suwicn .ts They followed two OF the men ID No. ~
Rarcl,y al where Greenfield, son Il co. keep candy
nanufacory A officers approached one OF tue men
sn,ceeded In making hs escape The other was cauxhs
Aud MAS taken 10 the station On him were found .
br.cr hit seyera fuses. candles. matches chses and
n,.rnI lie said he was Eugene Travis, plumber, OF
M 200 West Tw e!thst. The officers returned 10 No
~ R.rclaysg and caught OF the other men In tho
ora Ne had entered through the seattle IN the roof
with hun were jimmy, skeleton Key and pistol
lie sa ms uame James Brown. but reiuse 70 give
h, rssnance Both are said he notorious burglars.
we'll Enown u the police. Th"y were held Ia he Tomos
Police Court Yesterday IN $1,000 each.
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I BABY SAVED FROM sUFFOOAyJ0N

The tenement house No. 215 Wooster st
furnished forth heroine yesterday the person o.
sarah Gill; the honsekeepers daughter. The ellis live
the fifth floor, and hrc-escape under their
windows all the way No. 2l9 On the top moor of The
latter hOuss Mrs. Ielicina. the wife Of III italian
mouldcr, yesterday upset .ndlo a husk mattress
aud set fire Mrs. Ielcina burned her hands IN
trying put 1t out and OF the negtb0rs Jared
better the mouse flied withtsmoke In a ad-
joining Mr.. Tellcinas lay the month-old baby OF Mrs
Mcfarland sound asleep. In the confusion 1t for
gotten un smoke thick thai II could scarcely
be seen Sarah Gill heard The outcry two houses away
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nrGArrA oE rIIE HrpsoN RoAT cLrR.

The twenty second annual regatta Of the
Hudson Boat CLUB, Of Jersey CITY, took place yeser
day on the club The distance mile
and u half with "A L. A Schulz, OF the Valencia
Cub Hoboken. was tmekeeper and judge. and r. B.
HILL OF The OrOns. starter and referee There were
four contests on the programme. The first being
for four-oared barges manned a. follows No Is.
Lenker \ Dewitt, d. Crantdl, l. X. Greed (strOE aud
A. OcheruOnsen lcOXsw1lni No. II. f. bctcArr.
r. /. Haush, l.. ChaupLn, H. :. COster (strOhcJ anu
". H. Anderson icOXsWain; crew NO. won IL
ten minutes second barge being ten seconds behind
The secOLd Tor fOur-oared shells with the
following crews: No. l. H. o. Srrhansrn. ID. Cram
dali H. schermerhOrn r and &. r. Ockerhaus en-. stroke
No. 2--F. l.. Haugh. H. :. Carter, ". ". Henderson,
Leon Abbott jr, stroke Crew No won ID ..42, three
lengths other boat In the single shell race
the cOmpettOrs we're d. Crandal and Vi. II. Carpenter
Crahda easily $50. The entries for tue tub
race 4 +. CanmachO, II. : Lenher. Horace Scher
mernOrn, Leon Abbott. jr, and -. Craudal. COmMchO
was the winner with L-nher second TIE others were
upset. The winners l member OF the New-NOrk Ath-
leflC &
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SEEKING pAMAGs FOR Loss OF AN ARM

George I. Craven Is suing to recover
$40 600 damages for the loss OF hs rish arm waIch
mad to be amputated in consequence OF Injuries he re-
c.,v,d through the negligence OF the New-fork, New
re- I'm and Hartford Railroad Company The case was
hsgun perore Justice Beach aud a Jnry, III supreme
Crrrr C,rct Part g. on Thursday. The plantlns owl
S cnn,.d most Of the day. and just before the hour
aS .Itournn.nt motion To dismiss the complaint was
80. ,ni denied The trial Will De resumed Io-Ll0rrow
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.ElroxEssr BRryELLE ADnrs NEE GrILE

"BIEONESS" BRCNELLE ADNIlS HER GULL
Madcmoiselle Aimee tripped into the dlngy
urecncts OF the Jefferson HarAeu Police Court yester
d1v aud asked Colonel Knox McAfee to draw mp COM
uiatut charging tho Baroness" Dele Brunette with
larceny The complaint alleged that while Mademo'selle
Aimee lived at the house OF the " baroness NO. East
Iwenty-srventn-sL, mat cstmabe person nad carried
wiy and pawued three scalsKin garments when the
paper had been prepared the complainant sSLcn H. anu
detective Price Drought from the gloomy prison the
..baruuess." alfred IN an astonishing dtrsS
OF rucAGed silk with tiny bfowu-straw nat ana ribbon
10 match while features were rcd Will suppresscu
emotion MademOIselle Aimee wore \ blue anu whlle
cashmere robe Of laest fashion. wnile Due emp
hat trimmed with velvet and white ana Oue rluOous'
urnounte wealth OF golden nar COURT Interpreter
os.ph Veil was hand. but the actress said sue couu
sneak English The examination was oriet 1ecase inc
~ ,aIneI baroness" admitted her gulit, ana was
rnv committed for trial without bail Then Madsniol
.-a Aimee made another complaint against middle
I'D nan VINO gave hi, Abraham -torlvis, OF
No 5- Fourthave. The actress said that she mad gwen
-torxyis RUG valued $500. which he hal prom sed
t0 sell for her Attached TO the complaint was note
In which storkvis Acknowledged having pa"ned Tue
ring for anu attcrwari having Sold the pawn ticket
or SIS s.Orkvis was held IN $1,000
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Earned Metropolitan o. Athletic o. First base on
errors-Metr0pOlitan. Athletic. 2 FIRST base on os
NetropOitan i: Athletic J. Lett bases-MetrOpohtan
o. Atheuc. b struck Metropolitan Athirulc D.
Total hits-SfetrOpOlitan Athletic. DouDe pav
Quest Gleason. stolen bases--tovey
htfs-f,os eman l. Wild pitches-Kennety. !. I1me-4io
Umpire-Mr Valentine.
The Jaspers. OF Manhattan College. and Olynple cIuo
played poorly contested game at the roo Grounr'
YESTERDAY which the Manhattan College won easily.
The score was Is follows:
Jaspers ---.---------- -----------6 " " q =
Olympic U " U " ' ."
Base hits-Jaspers IL olympic. 4 Eriors-Jaspers q
Olympic. - Total base hits aspers q
Time hours
The Earl and Wilson Club beat the Aiken nine 20 TO
yesterday. ,, 10, -, .
RidgewoOd Park to-day. 80,
To.morrow the New-York and Philadelphia clubs will
NAV at The Polo Grounds.
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SouTH RoYALTON, VI, June II CSpec'aI' -
Mrs William so,n. SA0 murdered her little son iew
days ago This morning maze full confession to sher
Hazeltou. II hal started for Nershirc to Vis1s
LILY brother" saI size. 81 went the bars IN
front o. the water there oscar playing
Tie wafer near the mouth Of the culver; turned
back house ana laying my infant On the ueu went
back Jumping over the wall picked.up = post ana
struck oscar heavy blow tie fac, knocking hm 30
that bis head near the mouth OF the cE.F'fL
grasued him by legs ana showed linn under the
cuveri. took the rost and pushed MIN INTO the cui-
vert as lar as / could"
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WHERE ALL Soars or DIPLOMAS ARE EADG

Now that the commencement season Il at It's
height the cXpert pennen aud photographers VINO COM
biue each year TO stock the diploma mAk't ara
in the hayday of prosperity There seems no
end TO the demand for these Interesting doeu-
ments tied In rel, blue orange ribbons.
Written able En- -lsh or stl mOrc renarkLDie
Latin ana ANNOUNCING tue most hatt'rinS terms thas
Jones passed certain courses win dlstIlo-
ton. aud j. graduated win au indefinite amount 81
praise More than hundred forms OF sncep-
skins can be found any day this month
COMPLETED or awaiting completion IN the Utica
OF ID. T. Ames, the wel-knOwn penian, OF M.
2Oj Broadway. To who n.s seen diploma bu, once
I'm ms ufe-On some College COMMENCEMENT Dty-tne
process OF making them IL an interesting one. The
blank sheets filed with tue required formulas ~
careful pen work. the scrip Is Photographed
on ziuc, the impression transferred 10 st0os
and everything is ready FOR hthograpninS any
quantity OF the diplomas, tho names beng written IN
Harvard on some OF the larger colleges
nave their diplomas engraved. rhe adv tntsSe o.
work ami nIuogr tphng that the printing can alter
ward De done By job printer 'ud tAe process is
much cheaper Mr.. Amcs furnishes 100 di-
plouas lettceI by hand and Nthosraphci Tor s3O.
In, wills OF Ina Office are covered with the originals aud
COPIES OF all sorts TESTIMONIALS ant memorials The
demand for is constant throughout the year and
they, with general penman's work aud tue editing OF
n, Pennan'S journal. occupy most OF Mr.. Aness aud
ma live assistants Tue present. squirt on tue p,rs
of the schools aud colleges las made HIN increase hs
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49, NAn1Yr ANp swAlfrscorr sEAsov.

LINN. June - iSpec'dt. Nealthy Bostonl-
ans and others filling up swampscott and Nahant.
and the large hotels these will open this week
years aso Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge will conduct
his Congressional campaign from his beautiful Nahant
villa and the leading politicians predict ms success
with Nahant subsdZIng steamboat line between the
peninsula and Boston this year u - believed that the
early plsus fOr thc y haut Hotel viii be manrri.
Iouls James Mare Nalnwright arrived at Nahant
Yesterday. They spent their summers there Tor
naLy years ltIs hoped have he boulevard be- Ween
Nahan and Lynn wicned to 700 feet ana an electrical
railroad Constructed
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ursJc on THE CENTRAL PARK MEADOW.

The first concert was held in Central Park
vesery afternoon West Drive, near the Seventh
Regiment statue. Only brief notice mad oooh giVeu
NJ rho change OF the concert from Wednesday satur
av hnt tne meadow was filed with nearly large al
utleuce as attend the sunday concerts on the Mall
Many OF those present were clerks and oinpioyes o.
bnsnes. houses city enjoying their nali holiday
In. drive was thronged with vehicles ana eqhesTIAhs
that moved a continuous procession past the mus1c
atand. making = attractive spectacle
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4 ouIpE TO READINGS AxcrRS1oS coLvrs

The summer excursion book of the Philadel-
pha Reading Railroad has been issued for TINS sea-
son. 1t describes all places OF and interest along
The Bound Brook route. the Lehigh Valley route and
the schuykll valley ana Catawlss1 route Special
ner excursion offered 10 all points on The
road. and every accommodation Is arranged CON
veuience tourists Through excursion Tickets good
October 81, furnished
resorts IN Pennsylvania and Newly ork The tickets In
cude famous points OF interest also In Maine New
Jersey and Virginia The book conveniently shaped
for carriage In tue pocket.
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An OLD SOLDIER REMOVED BIZ nR. sou

Az OLD SOLDIER REMOVED BIZ Mr. SQUIRE
Bartholomew Cronn. the janiIor OF the
urownstone building the city Hall Park. "as removed
Yesterday by Commissioner squire and jeremiah Drs
coll Was appointed In his place. Mt troniA nts xooa
~ mr. record, lilo went a private In The cth New
York Volunteers tiIawkins Zouaycsl and cane BACK q
az the ia District, and "A member of tho Tannany Han
l.enaral Com luiIlcu.
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THE STOCK E1CHANGE AND THE BROWN PLAN'
A special meeting Of the Governing Commit
the stock Exchange held yesterday to con-
slider the plan proposed by Frederick T. Brown Tor
new building sitc There some brief DIS
cussion and then the SUBJECT referred again 10
smaller committee which will be announced by me
president tomorrow II IL Understood that the comm
tee consists OF kudOlph keppier. Henry Graves, :.
Tighman, r.. j. Kimbal and f. X. -turgs. The report
will probably be made promptly, because the relusa Oh
the proposed site will expire within three weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13

ACCTNING IEOhLR OF SLLLIN0 HLK SIVCA'
Mrs !. b. Thorpe bought fifty shares OF Pei
aware Lackswanna and Western from William l.
Wheeler Of No % Broad ST.. has agent named
J. & Couover. wi,h AL Office 10. l22 East One-ndn
dredanuwentv- DIt-st she stated yesterday To JUS
tee White YOrAvlle Police Court that she MAJ
paid Wheeler, through C0nOvcr, 500 or SioO In mar
GINS and that gave May Il. so to Conover TO
give Wheeler carry the stock. COnOyer SAID ne
gave the money Wheeler but Wheeler nevertheless
stock. states In his defence That ne
thought the mOn-y IN part payment OF GetS due
by ConOver To him. Justice White held Wheeler IN
~ 800 and the production OF the books
IN which the transaction Is recorded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13

Nathan j. Nathan was arrested yesterday on
unsatisfed judgment obtained by Mrs Elizabeth Co
sine. She invented machine for making butter anu
agreed with Nathan that ne to manufacture ana -s
1t IN consideration OF paying her half cent pound ior
all butter manufactured and cold. lie msnufac-
ured for several years but paid royalty. Mrs Co.ne
then him and recovered judgment for sol ooI'
The execution was returned unsatisned Then Az exc
cuJn issued against mis- person. md he was "uhu
by deputy Sheriff Crawford at Fy-niuth-st. and Tenth
and taken into custody He parOled In the Gus
tody OF his counsel until Monday.
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~ ,vpe,soyNsyr THAT wAsAy OUTRAGE.

William Cam, an industrious young packer
WAS sent to jail about month ago Tor failure " supper
Mi. vtfs and children Yesterday he WAS brought before
Indvr Moore as II known that Mrs. Cam hAd oeeh
tnanced To leave her husband Dy her stepfdthrr WHO
aiso demanded her board from MS son lh-lsW' rms
cam refused and suit was brought JuCse A'or' a'
nouncei the imprisonment is an OUTRAGE and AD'r-e'
I'm
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4 BoypsMAy sURRkyDkRs HIS RISoSER

a bon DSTIN
Jacob Resenshein was Deputy United
States Marshal up TO short time ago. ensfse vas
,--.,o m. .opduct few years ago, when he was
honasman FOR Jacob Alper accused or violating tns
internal Revenue laws. When Alpert ran AWAY the
ilr.rn'oant Attempted unsuccessfuy 10 collect the
an,nunr of Inc bond from the Dondsman. Kesenshein
mas tasen time recently TO huut Tor Apert anu yesLeI
a
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YALE BICYCLE RACES.

NEw-HAvEN, June II (Spec,dl. The Yale
cycle attended to-day by less 400 peo
pie The result follows Mile for those who
never beaten 800. by f.. A. DeDois Wethers-
n-d. Conn tDe $50 3-5; ve-mie record race won by
G orge w. Hendec. New-Hayen. time 1921; haltnile
Boys race. won by r. A Clark. Plautsyille Con d. tne
lSo nile club race, Won Wy g. Carlton. 81, time
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and along the freescape dove through the window
aud brought the baby Returning the she came
she dropped the baby her bed and SOman-ike.
promptly tainted. The hremen had been called mean-
while. hut the neighbors had made short work VI the
fire before they came.
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VANISHING HOPES or TARIFF rISKERs.

WASHINGTON, June II lSpeciat The free
traders In HOuse do not seem TO take al active
interest in the OF the Tariff bill Many Of them have
bills they feel direct personal interest. and
they days fast slipping With little prospect
Of action Most OF them reaZs that at the utmost the
session cam OF last more than months LONGER aud
that consider, discuss and pass tariff BILL even II
they had good workln, majority, would consume ht
least fourths OF the Most Of them private
" admit that whatever opportunity existed Chairman
Morrison has wasted it By delay, both before ana
since the bill brought into the House. The Repuo-
leans are virtually solid against consideration OF the
bill though several OF them are extremely anxious 10,
action what ia known the " Hewitt scctons
which relate wholly the administrative features OF
,he law Those SECTIONS before the Ways and Means
Committee in the form OF separate bill introduced ny
Mr.. Hewitt the hybrid bill was reported 10 me
House II ia improbable that an effort TO have THIS
bi Drought and passed In the consideration OF
the hy bird bill Is defeated Will be successful
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CARNATIONS WINS AT CRICKET.

PHILADELPHIA, June II lSpecidh. - The
cricket between the staten Island Club of New
York. and Germantown Of this city. played to-day
AZ Nlcerown and was an excellent exhibition The game
was by Germantown IN the first inning By a
score Of 40 To lO3.
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president CLEVELAND ACCEPTS AN OFFICE.
President Cleveland Yesterday slgniiied his

willingness TO allow To he used as Honorary
President of tho American Exhibition. which VIII Do
held in London In 1857 IL Ia but few weeks since
Elinu L. Washburne accepted TUG working presidency "i
the enterprise The appointmerts made with the
view OF giving the exhibition distinctly National eha-
scter
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A PASroR TO MAKE 4 sIArEMg,

Il is stated that the Rev. Benjamin Staunton,
na,;or Of Fort Green Presbyterian Church VIII mako
r,rsonal statement TO his congregation this morning IN
reference 10 certain nnpeasst rumors that have been
.r.nit-l for 40 ma tame The committee OF tue church
trustees appointed examine tho charges VIII repor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13

Naval exercises OF the North Atlantic Squadron and
port the best form OF exercises for the service
Tho United States Talapoos4 sailed from NOR
folk to day for Rio DE Janriro.
The Secretary or the Navy has written 10 the pres
Board OF Inspection OF foreign vessels at
NewYor saying the Department Is anxious 70 Sc
cure list and description OF those steamers OF the
American mercantile marine which in time OF nred
might he called upon az once for special purposes He
requests president OF the Board 10 enfeavor TO
enlist the interest or the ship IN this scheme ana
adds that Department will Cause the names or such
vessels I'LL the necessary requirements To De en-
tered on the list which Will be known as the Auxiliary
Naval Lat
II stated ut the Navy Department that there are
vacancies the hs Or ensgns to which tue
thirty-n.nc naval who nave completed their ak
years course be gned
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800 As; thrce-me open race won by W. a. race
Lyman MasA. time S:55 l-5: threemie oanui0'p-
won by Z. A. Debois. time s:53 40
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ro1RrH.cLAss PosrMAsrERs AppoMTED

WAsHINGToS, June 1.-THE Postmaster
General to-day appointed the following fourth CLASS
postmasters:
P.nnsyleania-At Blooming Grove, Andrew V. Shelly
GasfOnvile William N. curry.
Neac-Jerseu-At KinkOra. avid q. Ashley. ,,..
Nec- I0rk-A Peterborougn. James VI Hecox; Scha,i
coke Peter DENIM BhOkan Abrsn lerwllger w.
Pterson Duncan G. Legur: East Boston Ezra Adams East
Eishkil William H. Zimmerman Ledyard. Charles li-Ai
Milton. Frederick Smith North Creek EuWaIu oseendn'
Iachn. Mich ael Flcklnger.
kGtne-At East Wilton, Russell = Currier
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Betting fremont to 3 Paymaster 10 Queen Of Eliza.
beth KING l. 10 ODcco Toto 40 u against the
others
TIE execrsble Paymaser being left post
eight others Struggling along at intervals with
Primrose tlIee lengths IN front As'eria was
ond 4 start and Kingdom third
mont and queen Of Elizabeth SUPERIOR
speed that the struggle al the end
fremont wunlng easily neck. Queen
abeth lengths before Kingdom. who length
before Astoria Payuastcr cantercd over the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13

Retfiug-Favor to - Kurcn 10 Boss Refrain
10 utter /. no Wand 10 !. Fetch Taylor 10 10
b. o. cd D.
1avor a. fr in front Wien he nag fell ROW.
l -econ Tain third tIe isvite Favor lar BACK AMI
ea. ana ev ue practically elt at the post tleei layor
,,ovsr al Ina cad ana won y lIi'4 keiIaln
a., neg Ue,orc Favor alt iepgth before Burh.
m. Ou Sutici Vas lAnc Du cou4uho nave
won anyway Wit. 5 zen a start
stcoyu RACE SPECIAL FIGHTS. So EACH. $3.50 ADDED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13

Beting-ErEest 10 l. br.mbleton4 to /. Islete 10
John e. 10 /, 1lD0nsAlne 10 4, against the
much the best OF bad the asst
furODg the avDrtc kTnes. caught and pas.l her
Mining length Favor lengths before Frank
ard