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"Oh, never mind" put in another, THAT
does not signify. Go on, Georgia-its as
good as 4 play to hear you"
Then followed something in q low tone
which raised a perfect hurricane of laughter.
What a fool he must bel" said the first
voice.
"Foolm exclaimed Miss Maylie. THAT
doesn't begin to express it. A perfect fat-a
confirmed spooneyl"
r" What would he do IL you should refuse
him ? Commit suicide ?"
- Very likely; he's just soft enough. But,
girls, haven't made up my mind that I shall
refuse him. He's got plenty of tin, and Pm
not sure but il would pay to accept him,
though he Is as big a fool as over walked:
about love! All bosh, the whole of it."
1t must be confessed that our hero began
to grow rather uneasy at hearing such Ian
guage from his inamorata. But who was the
unfortunate fellow whom she had been show
ing up to her friends in such q ridiculous
light2 II must be that bewhiskered Fitz
Noodle. He followed her like her very
ceitsd puppy he wasI No wonder she was
annoyed; but then abe might have expressed
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mo, I'm not n of her victims. Never
theless, 1 have excellent reason for speaking
Of her as / nave DONE"
"oh, we'll, never fear for me; I'm quite
competent to look out for number one, you
know"
With which words the subject was dis
missed, and the friends soon after separated.
Not many weeks after the foregoing con-
yersation, Leslie caught his friend pressing to
his lmustached lips some faded flowers,
which bore q striking resemblance to those
which had shone among the raven tressesof
Georgia Maybe, the night before, at Mrs.
Grahsm's masquerade.
'Oh, you unfortunate youth 70 said Les
lie, going up stealthily behind Gale, and
Selling him by, the shoulder. Pm afraid
it's all over with you! In spite of all my adj
vice and warning, you've gone and fallen
over head and ears in love with that black
eyed siren! Ionly hope abe won't make a
fool Of you as she has Of some scores Of
others"
I'M never believe such things of her
neyor.l She's q pure. high-minded woman 4"
said the doeplysnAmorSd youth-"A woman
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Of refined instincts and noble perceptions.
II she in the heartiess, designing creature
people represent her to be. then there is no
truth IN woman ~
ON. b the way. Gale, do you attend Mrs.
Vane's New Years party? Il IL to be the
most brilliant affair of the season, but, on
account Of q prior engagement. / shall be I'M
able TO put In An appearance. OF course
you'll 60 ?"
Certainly I shall" was the reply. Your
belle cousine Is to be present, and, II the fates
are propitious. I shall"-
"Oner your hand and earthly possessions
to this same belle ootsute :"
Precisely 30; and two weeks hence you
MAJ be prepared to ODER me your congratula-
Mrs. vaue's New Years party was a brill
liant aiair-in fact. the affair OF the season-a
perfect success, as everybody said. aud what
everybody says must. Of necessity. be true.
All Fifth avenue and Murray Hill were pres
ent. There was the usual amount Of flirting
and small talk incidental 10 such festive o.
casions, and an elmost unprecedented num-
be Of low-neck-dres. young ladies. and q
goodly number OF the "masculine PERSIA
zion F" dancing attendance upon the same.
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Graduating exercises were held yesterday at the
New YORK Institution for the Instruction Of the
Deaf and Dumb, on Washington Heights. The
exercises were h Id in the chapel. and q large
number Of The relatives and friends OF the scholars
were In attendance. Tho programme was very
interesting, and many Of the stuuents showed a
wonderful intelllg nee. Especially was III tue
case with Richard I. Clinton, q young man who Is
mol only deal and dumu, but totally blind. Ideas
are communicated 10 him 10y means OF telegraphic
pressure on HIS hand. lie opera s q type wiring
machine very cleverly, and an address which he
had printed was read TO the audience. Inc STU.
dents showed 0 remarkable aptitude for art, and
the class In painting and drawing exhibited sew raj
examples Of fair quality. The graduates from
the hign class course were R0Dert Heniy Grant
and FRANK Marcelius Houck. Mr.. Grani delivered
AN able address on - SchOOls.n
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Mole. from th. Amn,eur,.


" good players wish to Join nine under four
teen. Address John Brady, % Greenwich street
\ Al Whitestone, L. l., Baonelors W. Benedicts,
OF Pelson, Hartman d Co., former winning, ~
10 20.
Two GOOD players, aged fourteen, want to JOIN
club for Sunday gameA Address J. c., EVENING
WORLD.
CATO nnecticut. Glencales, 10; Trinltys, 9. For
sunday xames with Glend.les, address U. W..
toister, $40 second avenue.
j. Sheely, 2S East One Hundred and Eighth
street, formerly centre fielder OF the Emeralus,
wants to JOIN h club under seventeen, Yorkville or
Harlem clubs preferred.
Employees Of Lord 4 Taylor. Grand street, have
organized uniformed nine and ike 10 hear from all
retail dry-goots houses for Sunday games. Ad-
dress George Koburger, care Of Lord 4 Taylor,
Grand street.
The oakleys, Of Yorkville, have organized with
the Following players; Alex. Brown, c.; William
=. SrueninRer, - q anu captain; A. Brown. n /;
=. Loeb. lat b.; P. Grossman, ed b.; \. oliver,
"a o.; J. Shudtera, r. T. y. Murphy, l. f. J. King,
I'll They challenge all clubs under nftren. Ad-
dress Fred o. 1rueninger, 27 East Seventy-nflh
street.
Bushwick stars-H. staude. Manager; A. Fuchs,
captain; August Fucns, sd h.; Thomas Kelly,
SL; Thomas Peck, LIST b. Jose h Fields, 2d Il. |:
Walter winnett, C falrick COiiisaO, r. T.; War.
rem Kell, l. T. 4; Charles Meyer and Thomas Burns,
snbstitntes. All pines averaging seventeen sd
oreas II. staude, Of Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn.
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Dohm, Wells and G.. ]. Bradish.
The Clan Ma Gael Association Of Brooklyn
has made extensi We arrangements for the
Fourth of July picnic aud games, which viii
be held at Ridgewood Park. Brooklyn. An
elegant silver cup will be given to the winning
ball nine. The game is to be one Of five inn
ings and to ut Q o'clock pm. Uni
formed amateur clubs Wishing to compete
should enter at once.
Captains of the ball teams will send records
and standing of the club, with application
for entries, to Thomas McGrial. Chairman OF
the Games Committee, 10l4 Third avenue,
are Standing. broad jump. scratch mile
walk, scratch hop, step and jump; lOO-yard
run, scratch. They will also have a SIX
round glove contest, ciub-swinging exhibit
match. Handsome gold and silver medals
will be awarded first and second in each
event.
The following members of the New York
Lacrosse Club have recently joined the Staten
sent this org "nization in all competitions ;
A. ID. Ritchey, +. NJ. Marson, j.. Q. Gerndt,
Ed Merritt, j. F. McClain, David Brown.
w.. D. Goodwin, W. J. Meharg, w. MITCHELL,
P =; t. o. D Flash g! Il M 4 M n Matt e. Il. VI Ham q:
mond, ]. M. Ainslie. G. Sears and @. M.
p,!gggEs s ,o,,ou,na u.u ,no,, .,,,.... vii,
also represent the s. /. A. @. henceforth
q. A.. j. Queckberner, K. X. Pritchard and
w. M. Norris, high jumpers W. 7. Thomp-
son, the ~cross-country runner w. IL. Will
son, jr. who won third prize in last years
championship one-mile race Stewart Barr,
Fla. Gilmore, Charles l.. %Jacquelin, Il. L.
Hussey and Ii. Graf.
The s. /. A. @. has just adopted q new
emblem WHICH will shorty appear on the
head and neck, the body and tail of o fish,
with the wing of q bird stretched from the
body, the whoie representing speed on land,
water and in air.
Dominick McCaffrey, the boxer, who was
in town last night, says there is no truth in
the report of q match between himself and
Jack Fogarty. McCaffrey claims to be
matched against some one of the leading
English pugilists, but is not averse to o
match with Jack dempsey or with sullivan,
after the latter is through with the circus.
Tom Costello, the Cleveland CO., sporting
man and hacker of keddy Gallagher, is spend
ing the week In town.
Dan Dwyer, the heavyweight. who once
gave Sullivan a hard 60, ID doing special off,
Ger duty at Coney Island.
A two-mile swimming rnce between the
English swimmer, John Robinson, and j. H..
Johnson for o $500 cup will take place on the
HUI dson, above Nyack, on July 4. Visitors
can 90 on the propeller John Lennox, leaving
Eleventh street and North River Of II A. n.
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A FIELD FOR MAYOR HEWITT.
A City Where Sunday Il. the Busiest Day Of
tho " eek.

~ "'VAs
ESPECIAL coRRrsPospErcE OF TIE WORLD,
AsPiswALI. Colon, June 10 TO q person who
has Just left the domain Of Mayor Hewitt the city
Of Asplnwall presents sights which are novel and
highly entertaining. The town 10 built around the
edges Of the bay and the northern end II lined
win the huts occupied by the employees Of the
Panama Railroad Company, with their hospital.
machine and car shops and general of'ces. Be-
yond the gates leading to this section Ia the city
pro er, about one mile long and running hack
some distance from the bay. Here are scattered
rival the widest dreams OF Billy MrGIory. Faro
anu roulette layonts are In the buildings, and Oh
e. selling ssf lottery yt ,isss'. s 70 H. 4So Sr.M s1ns;n xn Ssl'' ,s sns
place IN pansma every SUNDAY, which day. By
,ne way, 70 here the busiest Of the week. every
rlous LazaaIs OF every nation, country stores at
Sr 'Gysning eau be bought, and money
end OF the town 10 The ''Caisboose" and Police
headquarters, connected with which are lis uni.
formed p,iIns Ssmsio. n.lroea, VINO were ins,ruoted and
They make a vety piesen,aole showing On me
streets, even though they do their drinking and
At ..bucking the { GER One thing they deserve
credit ior. they pay for their drinks, bananas,
their Northern brother onicers. Down the str OF
some lst"nce 10 the Railroad track ami the Rates OF
Christophe Colomue, In the French section. 1t Ia
In the bay and laid OUT In regular streets,
m~acadamized aud liDed with dwarf palms. The
trees form u beautiful, bower over each street,
among. which parrots, psroquets snd eockatoos
ny aud screech all dav. Tne residences src all
french cottages, with wide veranuss and elegant
rounds. and taken all together IT u 4 little para
disc on earth.
on the extreme point of the peninsula are two
large mansions, reserved for N. de Lesseps and his
family, when here, and In front of them ID O bronze
ntstue OF Columbu protecting an Indian woman,
ids settlement, nlling-in and all things included,
but when the canal 10 completed It viii enter ths
ocean ct thI, point and people passing through will
tropics.
The merchants here have q queer idea regarding
our noney. For $40, gold or Rreenbacka, they viii
they VIII not give more than S12 for Il and some
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SCHOOL AND. COLLEGE JuBuLsEs.

Any sef dfaduntee and Prfne-Wfn-
nsrs-stsI.spsnslsd Banpsrs Wave.
Teachers and scholars whose faces beamed
with gladness, Allied the large room of the
female department Of Grammar School No.
I, N Rivingtou street, this morning. Il was
tne day hIed for the distribution Of diplomas
snG certiheates TO the graduates.
In children sang many beautiful choruses
and Miss Rachel and Nettie Phillips played
an instrumental duet. Miss May Vincent
Tead Our Flag" composed by Miss Belle
BLACK. After the singing Of the Star
S spssssG t,a annsr Dr.; n; g. Roberts I'D.
certificates and diplomas. The PRINCIPAL.
Mss jeanette Robertson, conducted the ex.
The Alumni Association of St. Francis Xa-
vlers college met last evening at belmont
cos TO welcome the members Of the gradual
ing, class Of 'ss,. An address of welcome was
de ivered by the President of the Alumni. 10
which Joseph PA Mccormick, A. b., re-
sponded in the name of 'ss. An excellent re-
pas. was then partaken Of, In the course of
which Q number Of speeches were made.
Among those present beside the Alumni and
the Glass Of 'ss were the members Of the col
lege Faculty.
A fine stand of flags was presented by OK.
A, in North Moore strert. The ~presentation
was made in the male department Of the
school amid s~peechmaking and great enthu-
siasm. Trustees David b. Fleming, John b.
Shea, Michael j.. Duffey, Frederick Win.
mer and Adam Schwab were present, to.
gether with Miss M. I. Dowlin. Miss Jane
Ebhets and Mr.. Samuel Morehouse, the
school.
Trustees Hiram Merritt, George H. Beyer,
Charles Miehling. Henry Allen and Henry
ii. Height, of the Seventeenth Ward, pre-
scented W large and handsome American
rags to Grammar school No. 10. in East
Fourteenth street, today. There was q large
attendance and the closing exercises of the
school term were varied and pleasurabls.
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Brighton Beach,s Opening.

After months OF preparation, the Brighton Beach
Hotel at Coney Island viii open next Saturday.
Since the hotel was moved last March hundreds OF
painters sod decorators have been hard at work
gett nR the place In order. and Messrs. Cunning.
nam d Chatneld, who are to conduct tue hotel
this season, ieel confident thar they have now the
finest hotel on the Atlantic coast.
II mas always been thought by the hotel people at
!ne eastern M OF the Island, which-by the way,
fully commenced until the Brighton has opened is
doors, and II Seems that that opinion 10 The same
Brig too to OPEN" To Judge OF the great busi-
ness 10 be done tins season, Mr.. Charles 4. Gun.
amount thus FAR TO S59, 900.
on the engagement books are many well-known
names, and, judging from the popularity OF the
place during the past two seasons, II looks a. II
New Workers. Will dlvi g their tine this snmmer
between TINS city and " Brighton by the sea-"
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Bonds offered aud Accepted.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-In response to Q Senate
resolution. the Secretary OF the Treasury yesterday
sent 10 that body II statement showing the amounts
OF bonds offered for sale to the Government and
accepted from April % to June 10 inclusive. The
statement gives the names OF the individuals, firms
and associations offering the bondA, their resi-
dence or place OF business, the price asked, dc.
the Offerings were more than nve hundred In
try. The ~recapitui atiDn shows In round numbers
an aggregate Of S4T, 900, 900 fours and S2s,I 9O1, 900
81. 900 C0O iouf-snd-a.haifs accepted. TIE accrued
interest and premiums paid amount to &. S09, $50.
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Cure sick headache. bliousnoss. liver complaint. dys-
prpsiA. heartburn, indigestion. malaria. piinplss on face
and body. impure blood. 40. by using regularly Dr.. G.
McLAsE's CELEBRA led LIVER PILLS. prepared only
by Fleming Bros.. PittsburE. Pa. Price. rs cents. Sold
by all druggists. Insist upon having the genuine DA. G.
MclAEE's LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros.,
~pittsbuTE, Pa, the market beng full of imitat tons or
the n.lns MoLAsI spelled dinsrsntly, but Of the same
ing Bros, Pittsburg. Pa" on the Wrapper.
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Scottish Rite Ma.on. on nm Rxcur,,ou

scottish Kite Masons on an Excursion.
Cernesn consistory, No. !, OF the 8. p. r. T.. 80
degrees, OF this city, gave an excursion TO the Sow
ereign Grand Consistory and ita Supreme Council
yesterday. 1t was nearly ~. sU O'Clock when the
seamer Pomona, Rayly decorated, was ready 70
sail with the pleasure-seeIers from the foot of
West Twenty-nrst street. Ten minutes before
starting tim me sudden InuDder-stOim arose, and
excursion,sts hat to seek shelter 10 nearby houses,
AM 4 was near,y 2P. ". when, with the music OF
Q Inll brass b nj, the steamers bow was turned
toward West Point. Among those VINO were on
board were @. C. Gin, G: H. Toop. l. W. Baker.
Z; hrmernster. W. ". Downes, j.. II. Baistom,
I. c. johnston. E. F. Barnes, Fred j. brown
George y. heosrd, J: A. Kelley, ]. !. Harvey, 8.
Goodyear, Paul H-v0rlmm and 3. LoWenaieln.
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MRS. VANE'S NEW YEARS PARTY.

HO was that lovely
girl whom I saw with
you yesterday ?" ear
nestly inquired Milton
Gale of his ohum and
coniidant, Alfred Les
lie, as they leiSurely
slipped their coffee at
Delmonico's. II have
seen her frequently Of
late, and am just dying
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THE WEATHER PROPHET IN LUCK.

He stuck stendiIy to the Cold Wave Fic-
lion, and Now He Ii Happy.
A very self satisfi ed individual Is the man
who sits on the top Of the Equitable Building
and prophesies the weather for new York.
Ever since the recent torrid wave broke
over and engulfed the city he has been
cairuly and confidently predicting cooler
weather for the swe.tering, swearing multi
tude. but his predictions came to naught
until to-day.
If he was allowed to live long enough by
his long suffering victims the weather clerk
knew that lie would strike q cold wave with
his prophesying. He has done 30 and is
happy.
At 7 A. M. tho Government thermometer
registered 68 degrees and the humidity OF
the atmosphere. was shown to be 76 per cent.
The breeze aud the SUM-, however. lessened
this percentage of water in the air, or with
even the comparatively low state of the mer-
curry 1t might still be very intentionally hot
and oppressive.
Sergt. Dunn promises that this pleasant
sort OF weather will be continued for New
Workers at least twenty-four hours,
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70 know who she can be. Now, II you can
give me the m~uch-coveted information. you
will lay me under an everlasting debt OF
gratitude to you"
"Weli. my dear fellow, I shall BIO happy to
do 30. Her name is Georgia Maybe. and she
ma sort Of cousin Of mine"
"A cousin, sh2 Very good. Now you can
INTRODUCES me-"
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o amateur athlete has
tried harder or been
more successful than
the young man in the
accompanying cut.
I. Norton. Young Nor
ton. who is but TWEEN
ty-one years of age,
stands 8 feet Z inches
and scales l40 pounds.
He began with the Mas
aus then joined the
.B~rooklyns and finally
became q Manhattan
Athletic Club man.
His favorite contest is
the quarter-mile run,
in which he ranks
close to Il. NJ. Banks,
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Knew Them Only BY Numbsr..

sHAMoKIS. Pa, June q. - Last nigh tat 8
O'Clock n wreck occurred on the Pennsylvania
schuylkil Valley Railroad at Cable City, a village
north Of this place, by which SIX Isborers were
killed and four fatally injured. 1he names Of tue
uniortunaies are unknown. They were SIavs and
shifting cars when q gravel train Tan into It's rear,
and ten out ~ eleven laborer+ seat,d on the front
car OF the gravel tram were buried In the wreck.
Six dead bottles, horribly manRled, and four others
30 badly i3jursd that u 10 not believed ;hay eau
live, were taken from the wreck. abe trainmen
escaped BY jumping.
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Why He Goes 60 Niagara.

Jinks-Are you going to o~conomowoc this sum-
mer, Jones, a. you did last7
Jones-heaven forbid; that place 10 too quiet
Jlnks-Too quiet. Way, l thought that was one
OF Its principal attractions.
Jones-SO IL Is for some families, but you never
heard nv wife scold. am going TO Niagara Falls.
where the rear OF tue waters e 20 loud that It
browns every other noise.
Jinks. who is contemplating matrimony. begins
TO whistle 10 a low tone, ana the expression IN his
eyes has = far-away look that 10 painful.
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FORTUNES FAVORED ONES.
APECULIAR ENDOWMENT SOCIETY AMONG
TIE MEMBERS OF TIE FAIR SEX.
rhs Happy Picnic which II Held Last Night
to Raise Funds for q worth, Treasury
Tho Lady Fulton Council Aise Makes nm
Especially Pleasant Evening for Its
Numerous Friends.

Especially Piossnnt EveninE for Its
Numerous Friends.
When an EVENING WORLD reporter wan-
dered into Suffers Park last night, on his
round of duty. he found there q large crowd
of pretty girls with their escorts.
The Fortuna Society was holding n picnic
and all truly fortunate people were there.
The Fortuna is a society of Indies, and
when one of its members marries she receives
$3.50 the moment the minister has said II
pronounce you man and Wife" If a member
dies $50 is allowed towards burial expenses.
The object Of the picnic was to procure
funds for the treasury, as three or four of the
young ladies were recently married and Che
combine ion nearly broke the bank of the
young society.
The grand march was led by Floor Manager
A.. Danziger:, with Miss Paula Josephson. as
sisted by Charles Littmann and Adelaide
Davidson, jacob M. Lewis with Miss Lima
Wachenheim and Max Brissler with his SIS
ter.
Among the many guests were:
Miss Sadie Harris. MISS Lena Josepnson. Miss
Rosa Abraham, Miss Lena Gronem.n, Miss Katie
Nj: Anime Bernsie =, Mi.. Mary K.iiecaer. Ms.
lecher. Sam kailecher, Bern I'D Alderman. Abe
9oldingert M.sse. Rosa and Anna Licn-nsteln.
MISS hAy COntu, JOG rluCkelbIelD, EQit Levy, Shm
Coneu, Henry Lang, Miss Mary Suttn.r, Paul
Haskell, 3. Morris, Miss Jennie Morris, Dave Ref,
n. Goldsehmld'n, his. Bessie Wolf, Miss Racn. 81
Conn. l. s!ernberg, Miss Title wscnen-
helm, LOUIS II .mber. er, Miss Lena Hamburger,
Miss Carrie Goldman. Mise Annie Mayer, Miss
Lena Dresher, Miss n. Ponlman, Miss P. Joseph
son, Miss Dora silherstein, Louis Hirsh, Max
Miss Emma stberslein. Miss Sadie Beeia, Miss
singer, Mrs. K. Goldman, Miss A. Goldman,
Behreos, Dan seggebruch, Morris silD- r,ein, Gus
Lowenthal, Miss Rosa Winter, Max Weis, A. D.
Pearl, miss Ella Golostein, K Ii. Redler, Miss
Annie Horn.
LADY FULTON
The first summer-night's festival, under the
auspices of Lady Fulton Council, No. 8, ID. of
L.. occurred at Suffers Harlem River Park
last evening"
The grand march was led by Judson Hunt,
who was floor manager, with Miss Eva Grin
nell, assisted by Charles A. Bush, with Miss
Ida Caplin. Others present were
Mrs. L.. Burnett, mrs. Sarah BiunenRer, Mra
9. BinnenRer, Miss annie II, rst, Mrs. q. 7.
bush, Miss L. A. Smith. Mira Jonn TIM erman,
Mrs. @. Sey, Miss Flossie Baxter, Mrs.. Robert
Love, Mns ]. Marine. Mi.s Alice MARITIME.
Coming Events.
Summer-niRht festival ami exhibition drill OF the
Excelsior Legion No. e., Select K ulghts, A. u. u.
W.. at Lion fark, Friday, June 70.
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Another Cut In Reef Ratea.

CHICAGO, June q. The rate on dressed beef
from Chicago to New YORK, which Was reduced
from IS cents to 46k cents per 100 pounds on Mon
day, was further reduced to 40 cents yes erday BY the
Vanderbilt lines. All the other roads In the asso-
nation followed su t.. The alleged reason for this
drop was that the Chicago and Atlantio ana Erie
roads put their rata down TO 90 cents In order TO
preserve the d ,nerential which they have heretofore
been allowed. The 40-cent cut rate on dressed
beef applies oniy to New York business, the Boston
rate remaining ~ 46k cents.
The evening world., 1888-06-27
War ship. Ordered to Bridgeport.
ESPECIAL TO THE voRLp,I

TEFECTAE To n WUHLDsT
BRIDGKroRT, June "a. Collector Goddard, OF this
port received an ordciAl letter from Secretary
whitney yesterday informing him that the North
Atlantic Squadron has been ordered here for July 8
and 4 TO take part In the naval display and celebra-
ton. lDstrucnons have been. iorwarde to the
commander OF the squadron 10 participate In the
bla.
The evening world., 1888-06-27
Thrust III. Head Under the Wheels.

bfhcAL TO TINE WohLD.l
LocKPoRT, June T.-Train No. 81 on the Grand
Trunk road, due At Suspension Bridge at 8. Is A. NJ,
yesterday instantly killed Geo. Hopkins. q farmer,
aged seventy-four years, near Hamilton, Ont.
Charles Domyile, the engineer. says that the old
man was lying near the track, and as the train ap
preached raised him ELI upon hls knees aud deIio
eraIely thr uEt his head and shoulders in front o
the Gu Inc. His son saw the accident from \ neld
and took his fathers remains TO the house.
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HIS RECORD WELL BEGUN.
TIE GOOD PROMISE OF YOUNG NORTON As
AN AMATEUR RUNNER.

Staten leland Athletic Climbs Lacrosse
Aceuisitiens and Its New Clus Rmblems-
An Interesting Series Of Games 70 Como
General Amateur and Professional
Athletic Notes and Comment.
The evening world., 1888-06-27
Now the R.pubIican. WIN Rn,iry.

Now the Republicans VIII Rntify.
There win be q mass meeting Of Republicans at
the Metropolitan House next Friday night to
ratify the Republican nomination. Great efforts
are boinv made by the Republican Club TO make
inc meeting q memorable one. Chauncey DepeW,
congressman Reed, or Name, and william Walter
fholps will he the principal speakers.