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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

m s"scHcsSsuB ~ osSeRm WOMAN
SOMETHING ABOUT MIS-. FRANCIS, WHO ENTERTAINED
MRS. CLEvkLAND.
Prom the New York World
Among the lovely women of the West no one ,s
more admired for her charms of character, as wen
as OF person, than the wife of David r. Francis
the democratic nominee for the governorsbin NJ
MISSOURI MIS-. Francs comes OF an old and we'll
known family In St Louis, where she and her ms
oanu nave Always resided, and where her family
cles even before her husbands fortunes had
reached the comfortable point at which they now
rest While she Is q devoted mother TO her noisv
aanny oI nve boys, MIS- Francis Is fond OF society
years touho her absent At reception sOir6e and
oaii, the grand stand at tue races and In her hor
at tne opera, MIA Francis Is always found smilfnc
s nsSaoa ana oecomingiy attired. Her handsome
snaoows, usually silent He nevertheless seerns n
thoroughly enjoy the scene and the occasfon
MIS- traces Is one Of the few women VINO can
STANG tue severe test OF an uncovered NECK and
Grecian couture, the perfectly cisssic .hsss S
poise Oh her small head being her CHIEF beauty
Gear compiexlon, large gray eyes q weIl-sh ! nd
ana mouth little large but Beautifully MED
WITH peariy teeth, with nun OF light 6roWn hstr
make up picture that Is pleasant r. vsye nn ~@.,
particularly as It Is nearly always yery sns,rss6
and a very smiling one. WIZ eAAInseeo
she has a deligntful home In the most s.sh,o,-
nished. and it was there she en- a,neT III Lus
dent and Mrs. Cleveland last TAN vnsn 49,
made their triumphant Western tour FvSrv,S,nyy
that good Taste could suggest was done Tor thSS
comfort OF her distinguished guests, even TO the
entire refurnishing o. the apaftments to be occr'
pied oy MA Cleveland. An exquisite danrsr Sc
OF Dresden ware was imported for the occssson
snd In every respect MrS Francis made . del,aht,
OF the young and 10 seldom seen at tho opera WitS
out one or more OF the opening buds q ~ -
sons rosebud garden Of glrisr N her boz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

From the Philadelphis Record. October
Experiments are soon to be made at German
town with newiy-discovered system for making
gas WHICH, IL Is claimed. will revolutionize that
half OF its present price, AGerman scienrIst "a the
dscoverer OF the new system, and although the ma
terfal TO be used has not been made known. n 4
said 70 be found IN abundance In all parts OF the
country. A. J. Drexel George Gould and other
capitalists are reported 70 be Interested In the
formation OF company to bring the system into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

from inc Philadeiphia Record. October 1.
Two tee.n nave startled the all-the-year resi-
. .s y. AsDu,y fark. The teeth protrude more
than an eighth Of an inch from the Oums or a In .
Gin psoy. born on Wednesday last TO the VIE 81
Tse hape C csc % nPplncott Of the PARK.
fully developed tongue The TACT ia vnchs Sn ~.
~ o Ut DE- hsniy Mitchell the attending physician
All tne olo women Of the Park haye Serffhis horo
scopes ior Baby uppincott s'ia"'9 n"t"-
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They Went Together

Iney went Together.
From the Lincoln journal
Clerk-"Mr. Brigsby, want to AJAX a favor n,
you."
Employer-"Well, James, what is it?p
"A beloved uncle OF mine is to be buried TO-DAY.
and would like to go 70 the funeral
Every well, James, but walt few minutes and
myself" eAA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

From Tine.

From Time
$50 you're not coming to the schools picn,c
johnny" said Mr.. Perkins
"Yes, l am" said Johnny
'Why, JOHNNY" exclaimed Mrs Perkinp .vopr
mother said In my presence you could not 20 y
Guess you don't know wOlnen!" said Johnnv
scornfully; swat I'LL I've asked the nflelh time !;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

The Andover, n b, jury came into corr, -.
terdsy morning with verdict OF near cyS.s ~.
sgzinst Philliplne and Trafton for the Eiiiny ~
NJ, 1T !, aowsa They added strong recommendS.
Relatives Of Prot 0enchen, who was arrs...a
ior revealing state secrets In furnisnine 49,
freasricks DIARY, claim the professor = inssnS
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

sttEE 2Slss 4 AS s EsE Ss.s MERCHANTS
JARVIS d pHT I z. \ s CHANCE
PIANOS FOR RENT.
s6 'GSsh
asa DECKER aasT Ss n the Ss
ability. Pianos for rent SANDERS sl1Y S M
ga st. nv
EVERYBODY Know, THEM Many Of the great
ANUs More PnAN"s sde s sns . %aB BaE
than ever before Better than ey.r Pianos for rept
sANDhhs Z s stf fss A.
THIS IS INTERESTING, ToO-The .FsoHER-
succesdns the $ Of sanu tn
asc, ne, formerly Nnnps Slsr.l al that time bur
THKEE THOUSAND es.ooo, OF THEM
SPEAK q the merits Of Isl HEk and We 90 not
~ ' SANDERS q srAYMAN.
sSNi cs.r + =. s. n ssiai%dGs G y c.
l21a Main ST.. Richmond Va.
THE EsTEY PIANO Like the grand old Rstey
i touch. ample in power and very durable. Pianos
SANDERS d srAyMAN.
| s34 4 st.. n. ".
o 1T is NOT A SoNuNDRuM WHY are the L.tey
s,.ns; The answer comes readily IL because they
puREsT AND SWEETEST TONE.
GREATEST POWER,
oREAIEST VARIETY OF EFFECTS.
BEST MECHANICAL FACILITIES
Beautiful new styles. moderate prices and easy
| SANDERS STAYMAN,
oci-s3m e34 st. u W.
| HALLET 4 DAVIS PIANO ROOMS ARE NOW
IL open tor Fall Trade Choice lot of Pianos for sale
ahd rent. Special sales to make changes by october l.
bargains. h. L sUhNEb, GIL 9Th st, NV se7-6m
T'HL SUPERIOR -kRAKAUEa" PIANOS. BUR
l. dette Olgaus and the "ftEse' Pianos
u. II. KUHN, General Agent
sel5-0m 4O7 10th St n W.
HARpMAN, FOR RENT AND SALE ON
CHICkERING, EASY TERMS
AND OTHER PIANOS su. Am Tic 81 NV
kSABE Pianos
UNEQUALED IN TONE. TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP
AND DURABILITY.
Special attention Of purchasers Is invited 70 our
New Artistic styles" finished in designs of
- hIGHtsI DECORATIVE ART.
SECONDHAND PIANOS. hne assortment Of
prominent makes AZ III prices. PIANOS fOR KENT.
MAJ. kNABE CO..
myl S19 Market space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

From the Providence Journal
Inc rush OF women 70 register In Boston n noe
70 mucn nsn Oa interest in womens Suffrage a.
xindleo u very dangerous place. fSa nmh,tc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

A New Haven lawyer, recently returned from
Paris, tells the New Haven Register thai he thara
saw and talked with Frank ii. TruesdelI who d.
appeared about two years ago and was sunuosad
10 have killed himself In shame and remorse after
raisaag 600 on worthless checks. Truesaell has
had queer career. His father WAS the law part-
ner OF senator Matt CIrpenter. He died and
FRANK H., then only boy, went 70 Europe as in
structof On sehooi-shlp, and learned several for
esSn languages In 1915 he appeared In New Ha-
ven, aud was a reporter on the Palladium Tor sew
eral Years Then he went ON a New York paper.
AM SION made himself known ali the COUNTRY
oy stealing the proofs OF artlcle by Gen Grant
ABOUT 70 appear In the North American Reci>.u
he teiesrephed the whole To the Chicago Iribune
Mn.cn printed II Then he WAS sent 10 Washing.
Ton. ana, as an asent Of a press ASSOCIATION seis
Oet All the news Of President Garf1e.o illness and
ueath- The New Haven lawyer who brings nome
80 Lew VI Iruesdells being In Paris says Trpes-
oen called On him and wanled 10 borrow $50 he
va Nsl dressed and said he was employed on the
TaIis deruld he admitted that this paper had
s 49,. LII steamer pass 10 America, and ne
he aIS MOI r. 70 get TO the port OF departure.
Ms presence N Paris mentioned
.hs Lssf INFANTRY MEzrISG-At the meettn0
W lne Nasnington Light Inf ntry Corp- beId ,aSS
elected. asn,x iSaYrslns active members were
a, FOURTH baIl, Walter McCarfrey chs \ go
AaS ano soAn Appleoy. Mr. Chas Kas,,er Sr.s
nso,ss,,, AZ honorary contributing mrmber.
IeSinens Tor The use OF the armorv oS ~ .o nlse
III orln ana meeting purposes Was refsrr-I rc,xx -
ssssfai companies OF the battalion for An eSo ae
He got Observation-Disclosures of chepo,s,-, 49,
temen. Mold In my hand a Vial OF sods N.Y.
Snsnice. s1AA combine with iI To produce a val
liable article OF commerce?" 's-
Sooosoy wakins up9-"Br-r-randyi -.Jsooe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

JAMES Z. 1w EAt9qkdy IL D..
tn. Hon. wA IIEisidsa 4 'coxL1D.
Associate Justice Of the supreme Court Of the Dstrc
Professor of the Law Of Real and Personal Property
ssn .qe e fsR;. ias E S
Professor Of EQUITY Jurisprudence. Of Common Law
Gu: lh s| Rsa; S 4 iS. wHAnTos: LID.
Professor OF Crimin Law and Lecturer on the Law
The Hon. AUGUSTUS $ G%aeoRrH1Neros IL b
E1-Atornsy Of the United States for the District
I'0' % Hn sTi HaF E1ffifsi9f sna Pn.e'
I'f aEsh e fi psHf cN NJ TE Law
Assistant Attorney 81 The District Of Columbia
The e SS'
aEoRaE T1cKNoR CURTIS. LID.
lf SSBsR Il e. the Fox Fox 4 II ksi e.
GEORGE !. iwss inkiSsoN. ns.
The exercises of this school will be resumed in tn,
University building sHy'nsass corner q 18th and
made. and addresses delivered By members Of tn h
the history Of the school its graduates from thu
dsse Of ts In 1870 and of its
i u. Ss day and night
M Ss Fl rs Jaw to
OF STANDARD treatise on that subject viii be open
AZ the students OF the School Persons desiring to
Rtsisrar after October H. for concerninl
the fee, dates Of lectures, &C.
An additional Lecture Hour has been annexed to tn,
daily sessions in order to
Lecture Courses during the year.
Catalogues may be had on application at the bool
stores OF ": b. Morrison, 1884 ST. and W. II. Low.
der1mlk Co.. 1424 St, 1t the Office OF Fitch. Fox
Brown corner ennsyIvania ave- and IL tn st. Or b.
ss20 6mo JAMES G. YELLING, President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04
DENTISTRY.

hE r. hAA1T. DEN1lsT, ST. CLOUD
~ building. cor 9th aud STA. Room "a, eT-
eScts leeth without pain, with aeratsd hypnotic,
H aud Artificial Teeth inserted Without cbarve ex-
cept cost q material st l2o ,Dental Depart
melS o. Columbian University from ~ pm dan y,
sxcept SUNDAY. kxrAcson free lnnrnanry open froia
October LIST ~ June sun se:st-Z.n
nk eTAkR RAReONs DENTIST, oTH ST. COZ
~ per nv. 00lo sno An.Alsani fillilgs AspocsAl-
W k0n proveotoo IN exeE2ctl0r hy aVpl1cataops
gum: scAang teeth Asvsa: sEancaH tss&l uassrssa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04
SPECIALTIES

nR. MULLER sPECIALIsI OF THE EYE EAR
u and Throat has returned to the city. and Will
resume practice S2s 18Th st. nv. Once hours,
10 IL and 2 to ). SUNDAY. 10 toE. se6 lms
DY ELECTRIC TREATMENT CEN SPEEDILY
Dcure any Of Rheumatism. Neuralgia. CatArrh,
Asthma, Insomnia Paralysis, Loss Of Msnlood Weak
ness. Structure, Tumor. tistula, 81. Nltus Dapca
Epilepsy, Nervous Affections. and al Female Conn.,
pialnts Hours 40 10 5. Consultation kree.
DE- J. W. HAfwAhD. klectric specialist
se5-lm lZ1S st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04
PROFESSIONAL

WALKING MADE EASY: HANDS BEAUTIFIEp.
w Boston Chiropodtsts; bo~ton prices. n. KENI-
son SONS. 41o 18th It NV. All troubles of the
feet skilfully treated. Lady and opel sto
always Ia attendance. Maiicurns 55c. Satisfaction
guaranteed seq -3iu
DkOF. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
II vOyant Astroloeer and spiritual Medium. Born
with second sight aud veil livery hldoen mysiery
revealed kecovers lost o. stolen property. Fiuda
hidden treasure Gives lucky Numbers Causes speody
in business. Removes al family Iruubles and evil
Influences Cures sickness II disappointed by efforts
q others Judge not al alike the Professor
vince the most skeptlc Stranger from OF her cite,
Will time aud disappointment by calling on the
only genuine cinrvoyant IN this city, succees
where all Others fai ana adversss only be can
do slttings. 5oc Lreresdns by nlsil on receipt OF
81 Name. lock OF HAIR, date OF birtA Hours y ~ 81
Open Sundays froln to y. NJ.
se1-2ms lo1 9th NJ m ~
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Nx LIZ All business confidential Ladies and eeI-
teanen ov een0 each 40s street. between 4tn sud
5th streets northwest. se24-2v.
MAD. + ARDENNE, THE CELEBRATED PALM
N1nt ana Cis,rvoyant eau gve you your exact LIFE
chart ana 70 hef sitters their fun Iells
hoa " nosa tle anectaou sud lover aud how
TO WIN the one you love. Al busaness confiasntisl
III St. Nv. sel:-ln'
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Queen NaGAIie,s Rival.
A BEAUTIFUL GREEK WHO Is THE WIFE OF THE
KINGS sEChYTAKY.

KINGS sEChYTAKY.
Henry Labouchere, In q cablegram from London
TO the New YORK World, says: There is a strong
suspicion at Belgrade that II King Milan can get
I'D OF Queen Natalie he will marry his friend.
Nine Christics, who could easily procure divorce
from her accommodating husband who is his una
Iestys private secretary Nine. Chrst,cs VINO 4.
creek, Is very handsome and very clever and a
Few weeks ago she left Belgrade for Constantine
PIE, carrying on VITA her the superb diamonds
and other crown jewels which the King recenIly
gave ner The idea that Mime. Christics Intends
70 ooeotne queen OF Seryia has not tended TO i'm
prove hinS MilanS chance or obtaining "A divorce
ana IL Is probable that simple separation win be
the END OIL MS disputes with Queen Natalie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04
ATTORNEYS.

IOAl AMBl~kR 6AITh
CoUNskLoR AT LAW.
RAAPBkLL CARRIN0T0N ATToRNEY-AT-
evsnus. NasAangsoa n - ksnAAssns& Axls Il =
y y. szs
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His Memory Failed HI

From the Epoch
Booby-"where are you going mar"
Mother-"l am going TO a wedding breakfast
Bobby, and you must be good little boy while
I'm away"
Bo5by-"Did you have a wedding hneor,as,
when on were married, mar" ~'s
Mother-"Yes, dear"
BoDby-"Is that so? WHY I DOM rarna,,n..
anything about IT. oer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04
MISUNDERSTANDING.

4 b. Lktkkt \ Co,
q. 9ormeriy Sl.h !. Hanson Hiss soy
We have Just received large consignment OF new
spring latterns We are selling ali l5c. white Back
Iapers % yards long, for luc per piece Gilt Papers
from loo. TO 80. Embossed Git SIC. A. All
work guaranteed nrst-ciasa tresco faiutinx aud
Uniting u speciality.
j. LEPREUx BRO. SOS asw
9Th street pzss the door myl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

Henry Labouchsre In New York World
near from Berlin that nothing which has han
pened during the last three months has annoved
and exasperated Empress Victoria SO much as The
emperors refusal u grant her the use OF the Nens
faiais tFfiedr chskron) at Potssdam which h.s
Den her country residence ever since her marrfsIe
The widowed empress Is intensely grieyed St hsy
Ing 70 leave the place around which % manv
Cherished memories cluster "u'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

sk- ROSS NEGLECTED As PRESIDENT or TIE SCHOOL
boARD-AS INVESTIGATION WITH TOO MANY LAW
YEas-rHE QUESTION OF THE p.v on rv,cuvys
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r. Osssaneass - - ExVsrI
ysuu - wsaAsngsoa Fuse ssnssu sA hee9
We oosssss.lsss rus ssAs % ~ srsss prsps
q. NV - bsn~ sssssss ssss<pas~ 80
Uh11p6 Mn1a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

u 1919 Rhode Island ave-
Instructions given on yioloncello and Piano Musi-
cal Theory thoroughly taught. sel4-lms
AN EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER, A COL
"A ese graduate desires private pupils classes
sschool Latin and Mathematics specially. Address
Box 161. Star office. sel4-lms
M ADAME A. PELE. wELI-KNOwN FOR HER EX-
w cellent pronunciation, will rive French Lessons
private in classes. highest recommendations 9l0
10th at. NV. near the Arlington Hotel. sel-3ms
COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES-COMPRISES
NEnglish. Classical and Normal Departments, with
superior faciiit music and art Send tor
to C. l. kEEDY. Pres. Hagerstown, Nd au25-6w
pANo LEssoNs-MIsS CLARA HARRISON, PU.
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MISS TAClE A. DANIEL WILL RESUME HEI
1ciass In Voice and Ptanoforte instruction October
Is. Residence
sells lnis 7lk 9Th NJ nv
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ssTuNHE CEDARS"-A BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
RE-OPENS OCTOBER l. Address
se1-6m MISS EARLE 1916 35th St
MISS BALCH's CT IL SERVICE INSIITUT AND
u1 Business school. 12O1 10th open all the
year. Pupils prepared for all examinations e4-lm'
M CUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 1880 ST.
WI rench and English Select school for Girls
Bexins lbs seventeenth year MONDAY, OCTOBER 1.
FOR circulars and Information apply the Principal
se1-2m Ms. CHAS W. PAIRo.
1uyIIU rSiT,,I In-y D<,II<><,y -,
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1oHN q Hopons. NATIONAL BOZ pInpKRY,
- 1xS ~ =. psae 0H uan. 1ooss eo9l1 2 tes!h4
s:s.issssss s.s:ssss.f Yea s:ii:s - - ss.!,s
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) JAMES G. YELLING, PRECEDENT.

DROP; g: FoNTAINE, B. II. D.. AND MADAME
l. Foutatne Will resume their French lensons pri-
SsssE sna n S Gig. 0csSesr Apply 1901 Maroon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

DROE SHELDON'S DANCING ACADEMY NOW
II open Tor the reception OF pupils MONDAYS WE'D
sDAlS. and SATURDAiS Call or send for circu-
lars, 1904 st NV. au2;|Sm
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THE TRADES.

SPECIALTY N BoOKDINDIN0.-HAkpIR,S AND
- Century MagnxinD bound tor Is and 55 0uns Aas
I'M l1C111 hAApkkt (osahllnhsd lo46l lUl3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
FOJrI, RIDING AT CLIFTON.
YOUNG SEWARD is DEAD AND THE AUTHohllAb
ARE LOOKING FOR KELLY.

YOUNG SEWARD Is DEAD AMI he ~
ARE LOOKING FOR KELLY.
Alexander seward, ago seventeen, a Jockey VIM ",'
cmpIoycd by Mr. Daily at the Clifton halfnlc trach
died yesterday morning in ST. Joscphs hoYnai az
Paterson n J., from injuries received on Tr'u"''
when no went down under Mr.. Days chestnut marc
Wirdsa!l in the fourth race According TO inc az
commits OF cyc-wnesscs Brian Boru the favorc rouen
bv Kelly ard KinB, with Hyslop on his Dach "e'c
I'm the lead when seward on Windsal tired 10 schu ,e
mare through on the inside of them. Kelly as al
legged. pulled Brian Boru directly across tho mares
course, causing her TO fall
Young Kelly is said to have a shady recofu eve"
among the tough jockeys Of the halfmie tracRs' IL"
ALWAYS GOES armed, and few nights ago threatened
70 shoot Paterson barheeper who didn't give MN HIS
change quick enough Last week he was hncd S'o
for fighting with another jockey at Clifton ABOUT
two wcoks ago he got into row with Captain Brown
Jockey Church Of the Long Island tracks, inc
upsbot OF which was that no fed to Clifton AZ the
beginning OF the season, it is said, he took DISLIKE 10
Seward and boosted that he would throw him and his
horse over the fence.
In Wow of these statements Coroner Good1dge, OF
Paterson yesterday impanelled jury to hold an IN
quest and the jurymen viewed the body OF seward
hefofe It was removed 10 the home OF his parents at
Wulimartic. Gem. Seward is spoken OF as decent
and peaceahle lad Kelly has disappeared, but the
authorities are looking for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
BROOKLYN.

Tho quarterly harvest meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary Of the City Mission society was held In 81
AIMS Episcopal Church yesterday afternoon. al
drcsse. were made by the Rev. Ds. Charles IL Han
and Lyman Abbott.
The Democratic leaders are endeavOrlng TO dfseour-
age the LIQUOR dealers from making themselves prom
incnt in the party organization, ana are using thcr
influence to prevent parade planned to be held IN
August.
All tho stock OF the new Fulton Elevated Railway
Company, formed to build an extension OF the hlhgs
County road in the Tweny-sxth Ward, has been SUD-
scribcd for and the charter has been taken up
Cbi,dren,s Day will be generally observed In the
Methodist churches to-day with special services
The Union Elevated Railroad Company has begun
the work OF laying foundations In Myrtle ave. between
Grand and Nostrand aves.
The annual excursion Of the Sunday OF Plynl-
outh Church and members Of tho congregation VIII
take place next Saturday. The iron Steamboat oilius
Will start from Jowels Wharf at 80 a. H. Tor U.s.
cuwana Island in the Hudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
PRINCETON DEFEATS THE ooLUMBIl

PRINCETON IhS ODbOMblANS.
Princeton June (Specal. princeton defeated Column
ba to-day in fairly exciting ball contest Princeton
took the lead at and the game proceeded sessy
until Columbia by three-bese hit OF " Lanarches and
two esrng errors OF Princeton closed the seventh inning
with the vc to four In her favor Columbia then
so,ea dawn TO good steady fielding until the latter
mart n, tho e,ohth when got ratted and Prince.
ton batted the bail all the field each Of the six
mon m hat scoring Columbia made in the ninth
hut could not close gap The nne stops Of Price at
short and wdo behind the bat were worthy Of mention
The score was o. follows:
,.,,,. o o 0 2 l. q
1 Si,a 2 0 0 e-l2
Da.ehIts-Prneeton. 81 Columbia TO- ErrOrs-PrInee.
~, a. Columbia A. Struck out-Coumbia, o Princeton
L. Umpire-spauldlng, 's7. $500. 49,.
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PYGMIES ONCE AGAIN.
CHICAGO TURNS THE TABLES
TuRAsHED by THE swALLow.TAlLED Visi1ohe
-BRooKLYYs SCORE A VICTORY.

At the Polo Grounds yesterday the Chicago cruz
defeated the Yew.York nine rather easily, the chicago
outpaying the local nine at every point. just io'4f
people were present The Ncw-York players maao
an attempt TO burcsque their fudross coa.od iva'
and marched down from centre field ciad IN ,hcir
regular uniforms, but also wearing mgh "hi'o ha's
and linen busters cut to resemble tho cia"ha.'lo,
ar,c,o The veteran playcr. Lynch, walked in front
., Tho flo swinging bat In true drum-major style
There was much rrumbllng among the onlookers In
tho grand stand against tho management for con'inu
inv to sell grand stand admission tickets long aner
every inch of space on the stand was occupied inc
pIooinv result IL appended:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
LEADING A LITTLE GIRL rvro A BARRooM

A policeman Of the East EiShty-cighh Street
souad saw drunken woman lead little girl into the
lquor store at No. ,s77 sccondave yesterday, aud
arrested the woman. She said she was Bridget Nc
Donnell the vito of laborer living at No. 313 East
Ninety-seventh-st The girl did not belong to the
woman but had been found in the street by her on
Friday She had kept the girl al her house all night
The child said she Mamie Meyers, age SIX Her
parents had not Informed the police OF her disappear
anoe and she could not tell where her home She
was placed IN the of Dir. Gerrys Society and Mrs.
Mcdonnell was locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
NOT TIVE DgTYERS FAULT THIS TINE.

Abraham Broomsten. newsboy age tweNe' gov
on car I'm lower broadway yesterday to soil papers
The car was going uptown and after riding on IL haif
a block the boy jumped of tho platform In a hurry
to catch the down car. He foil almost uhoer inc
car and his right leg was cut and bruised seriously
before the driver Edward Kelly, Of No 300 West
Forty nnth-st could stop the ear Kelly, VINO was
Rroomsteln lives at No. 1870 Hcnry-st. He was sent
10 tho Nhamhers Street Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
WHAT cR1cKETEgs ARE DOING.

The Manhattan Cricket Club had easy task to de-
feat the New-York Club at Prospect Park Brooklyn
Yesterday Only inning was played. Cobbs 81 was
the feature Of the Tho stood 155 to 61
The Caremont Cricket Club, OF Jersey City, defeated
the Kings County Cricket Club Df Brooklyn at Prospect
PARK yesterday In q ono-inning match, by score Of
GO TO aS.
The Alma Cricket Club Of Newark easily defeated the
Albion Club OF Brooklyn yesterday By score OF rs to
IL, in a one. inning game.