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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08

,,,.n,,sp.,v,aer, straicht paid IS go place s5 Is
Fqtzroy place IS 80 Total number OF tickets SON. o
HAYWARD took Fzroy to the front at the al OF ne nag
and set Lively pace Nellie H. WAS seeord Tor iuos
hn, s thew rounded Picnic Hill Belvdere moved up under
strong pull the Ally falling back 10 her proper place IN
,na roar At the Quarter Fitzrcy led by two lengths
peyidere second distance before Nellie b. VINO
was soon dropped by the wsysde Belviderc' RUNNING
vail within himself gained Fitzroy at every stride
cos,np with him Ms entered the homesretch f1tzro5
held the raft forcing elvdere to the outside When
headed his courage failed Hayward drew his whip ana
used It with vgor Bevidere galoped away from nus
opponent aud at his leisure by length MEMO d.
was beaten Oh. cry
FURLoNGS.
1amssney Brothers CHI Little Minnie f% ~ Ems
Alfonso. MIRANDA rso gr aae2 III Lcavy
r J. Mutchnson's b. h. obOlua. G. 100 CIV. DOnohue)
Tlme-1 10 IL
collar. mn, Niagara dI5) Queen Of Hearts QOo),
Glenspray Qoe) Frefy (osJ, Miss Mouse C9O, Eaehns
DID, Electricity o9), ouibber (9s). and Fountain ''o''
also ran; finishing In the order named
Auction pools-Lite Minnie s2lo. Frolic $3.50, Niagara
sl5o, Fircny $40, field $500
Mutuals-Dte Minnie straight PAID sl4 Co. pace % ~
Frolic place (held ticket SIS f0
Ariel ran away three miles, and stopped so tired that
the Judges excused him There was long delay at tho
most and the flag given 10 an uneven start iAtte
Minnie and FrOc having the best OF 1t They made an
the running the fayorte WANING by length Frolc
second neck before Cholula, third Miss Mouse was
shut out at the bluff and sGenspray in difficulties
all the way. No bid for the winner
SEVENTH RACE-HANDICAP sTEEPLECHASE
-. PURSE $3.50. SHORT COURSE
A. w. weingYdts b. h. John Henry by RarntOn,
H. GoSen's ;. g. Harry. Mann, aged, 145 an. , Day(
p Rradley,s b. g. Elphin 5, 1877 -. 49,. Popc)
" IaSelapd's b. g. Littlefclow H. O. las (Maral
HempsCead stabes Mystic, aged 14l (scanlon)
W q Daly's en- g. Willie Palmer, 4, l25 (Verplanck.
Queens Co Stables br. q zangbar, O. las on Kennyl
r. KesrDs,s en- e. Troubler,a aged, 100 a. Kenny
G. X Posts CHI 2. Will Davls, aged, 145 (PosQ
J. H. McCormick's Big. Monte Ohrsto,5 l29 (G.Lyneh)
.--2 Time-None taken
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Evidence AGAINST THR5@ COMBINE"
TIE GRAND JURY STILL BUsYs WITH THE DELAYED
vvcrsE CEfFs.Ll D. ~

EXCISE ckFEs.cl D. ~
The Over and Terminer Grand Jury has been III.
vesticatng the delayed excise eases at the rate O.,
aftv each day. The result Of Eve. days WORK wiz
appear to-day when the jugy. VIZ S9pe before Jus"o,
Barrett to present ndicmcnos3 3ae "a
the alleged corrupt cobines the Board OF Alder
men has not been begun, but witnesses have Deen OK
amIned by the assistants Of the DlsrictAitorney ana
Il is said that evidence nculpating two OF the mem
,ers Of the present Board has been obtained nearly
sufficient to establish their gI4t Il t
Ex-Jddge Angel who whEse, one Of 'She most I'M
portant witnesses in the case tle Woodstock Rail-
road which It IS cla!lned was stopped because the
company refused tospay Gre svonbLne' s25.ooo for
franchises yes onfdsg how the demand was
made known to him. While the eF was under Goa
sheraton, Mr. Mcowep,- T. 5asisM' builder and an
acquaintance of several of the Aldermen. interested
himself to secure tho desired privilege He dd thlS'
Mr. Angel said on his own res Possibility. Mcowen
reported to Mr.. Angel that, Wife the railroad was
looked upon with favor by the Common Council II
would cost $4,000 TO put it, thyQnghs This report,
Mr. Angel said made to hihdps Mcowch IN tne
presence OF c. c. BIgelow. who was willing 10 prove
the statements made by Mr.. Ango l.'
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c.Nrs IN OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA June THE Cincinnati and hthieulc CLUBS
played another and exciting game To-Day wnoh va"
won by the latter by better allround playing Inc AN
letics scored tho winning runs In the tentn hhnb' '
Townsend and Kappel played In splenaa t'fH' AAPpr
oorbn, Lyons and Mulane led in the batting ne score
was as follows;
9 S,SIsgs g 5S 9 9 9 -
Basehlts-cncinnsa. 6; Athletic, 8. Errors-cincin'
natl. 4; Athletic g. Ptchers-Mullano anu "eyhinG'
Umpire-Mr Doescher.
Raltlmore June THE Kansas City team was defeated
to-day by the superior batting Of the Baltimore men ana
fits own inability bunch hits Both teams he1ed mag
nacenuy battery errors being the only bunders MADE
McTamany and Griffin led at the bat Greenwood BARK
lev and yesterday played spenddy in the Held Inc score
was follows:
E "a 9;ast CITY. 9 9 9 9 3 IS
Basehits-Kansas City, 81 Baltimore 10. Errors
Kansas City, @; Baltimore, 4. Pitchers-Fagan ana
Smith Umpire-Mr Mcouade
Cleveland June THE Cleveland club again defeated
the Louisville to-day after rather poorly contested
game The home club baed wei, while the fielding work
OF the Waiting nine was wretched- The az
annexed:
tlSSsI.nS . : 9 ! g 9 / 3 S-1s
Basehts-Loulsvie. 7; Cleveland. is. Errors-Louis
vile, IL Cleveland, 8. Pichers-Hamsey and Bakeey
Umpre-Mr. Ferguson.
Providence June Tho Columbia College and Brown
University mines played finely contested game today,
which Columbia by the Of TO 3. after spirited
battle OF ten innings.
Danbury. June THE Chicago and Danbury clubs
played an exhibition game here to-day. Chicago won
after exciting battle By the score OF TO B.
Lowell June 1.-THE Lowell nine defeated the Pittsburg
Lesgue club to-day. rather poorly contested game
by tho Of 10 to TO-
Salem June THE Boston and Salem mines played
friendly contest today. which Boston by 13 to O.
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THE COURTS.
suRpRIsE IN ALICE WOOD

erRpRIsE IN ALICE wooDHALDS CASE
George r. Newell representing tho estate OF John eil
~ has been endeavong obtain possession OF the prop
49, ,aken from Alice woodhsl by English detectives
~, she was arrested England prior to her exradon
70 this country answer charge OF forgery, sprung
.n,se upon tho opposing counsel In the case In inc
t,. Cur, before Justice O'Gorman yesterday. ue
sueed an order obtained pare from Judge Dusro on
n i amounting George B. sonebridge, r receiver OF
the property Alice and her sister harrcs n..r
the JUDGMENT obtained against them This haa oeen
without notice to the opposite side on tho ground
gro, ,hev were not within tho Jurisdiction Of tho court
,n.,,cs oGoman held this order settled tho
eod the bond to be given by the receiver $1,000
m. ruretes will qualify to-day and the proper" WI" "
..ned over 10 the receiver.
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Bark Cheshire oBien Monteyaeo 60 days with md'' to
Thomson Co. vessel to fl smith CO. IA davs with
,ndse 10 Enss Wilder vessel 10 Funch Edge &c.
s,qy r %ina s.s SSsa hay and
Arrived ysstsrdav-
steamer city OF Washington asrnoas Campeohe NAY ls
ig aa ysTs GFer 70 ATssae
steamer Alvena Br Mae.ay port I pm Forwocd CO.
Arrived = HG S at y g0 Ssuoen days with md,.
Steamer sreakyneT DoIs West Point Va win ma'' ana
CLEARED
s.,mer Neptuno (Br) Chrystal sydney. CBBarssr Go
steamer a Gi,y od As sons 'u'i''
steamer vertumnus (Br. Cook Montego Bay, Jam--oeo
steamer cenuego Cotton Nassau Jago and cienfue-
Steamer Trinidad (Br Fraser. Hamilton. Bermuda-A
sesmer City Of Augusta Catharine sayannah-henry
Steamer reakwater Dole West Point vaold Dominion
steamer suyandOtte Kelley. Norfolk and Newport New'
Steamer Fanny Caawalader Dillingham;. BaltimOre-B
steamer oon whitney. Bearss. Boston-H pimoes
steam yach! shysrk. Patterson. waues'hi.~ on'ar's
ship Eureka Br Southland. San Co
Bark giuseppe ITtar. Cuseuslo. Edeaids AusEaia-
BARK Is Fidnca ItaD Feigia Brisoane-Arkel Doug
Bark puds (oer) parlow Punts Lara Arg Rop-Eunch
BaPS Granada Hons Lasun.-B Mstcalt 4 Co. rrox
Bark Monsits. Wallace Brldseto"h' o~foNo''A "
Falmouth (Br), Merriam WINDSOR No-Sno" u Dur
Bark Hornet (Br) Mcdonald. St John NIB Parker
Brig Teresna Itat) Maria Marseillss-John seager.
SPOKEN.
,.,.r. s,a,. n, Indiana for Glasgow Crystal, Leth,
WIsand Hambarg, Neptune, st john NIB; Ansa rort IL
mon DIV OF Atlanta Havana aud Mexican portsl ClcIue-
eos Cienfnegos Trinidad Bermuda CITY Of Augusa
nan, BREAK Newport News Guyandottc Wess rum"
Va: Roanoke Norfolk. Alsatia, Perth Amooy.
shIps AzRlo India. for Shanghai; Ami, Hamourg
Banks Western Chief, fer Hamburg; Aurora AgiersI'
sandu, Pernambuco
Also Long TsIand sound-shfp Athon' Aor '~
tsrdam. Brig Acacia for ST Croix.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMhHA
FOREIGN PORTS st,
rr-pox ,,une 7-Arrvsd. steamer Ripon CITY tbrh
Brotchis, from Baltimore -. r.S,.na fpY,
IyERrooL. June CARVED steamers EnSsnu nst ,.
Hseisy and Alaska (Br Murray, from New'forx u&eer
aid moi atop at Queenstown. account Of t0gt ~,
ouEkNsToNN June 7-saled steamers ternsnIc xnl1Ii
aesdoI CITY Of ches.er tBr Bond from IA'erp'''
June soytha tBr Roberts, from LIVER
Po SonTWI NpfoN June 7-Arrived steamer Trave (Ger
wlegsrod from New-York May 80 on her way 70 bremen
ssS steamer saais oer Richter from Bremen hence
GLASGOW e-sailsd steamer circassia tBrh Camp
RrHNocK Juns 6-Arrived steamer Furnessa tBrn Hee.
berwick New.York May 70 on her way 10 'iAsRo"
IR or WIGHT June e-Passed steamer Nederland (Bels
AYTwERP June 7-Arrived steamer Psnnland lBss)'
Viewer from New York May 26. .,. m,
June 4Passod steamer Baron boin"soA NDAb
= from Mediterranean ports for New'fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08
BRooKLYg sUypAY-soHooLs PARADE.

The annual parade Ct the Sunday schools in the Eastern
District Association Of Brooklyn took place yesterday In
Bedfordaye The fine wtttLer brought out over 1000
children with their teachers and officers Exercises
held Of churches, whore anniversary hymns
wero sung and speeches made At $50 D. m the
nfty-hree schools marshalled In twenty TWO divisions.
each led by band, assembled In the streets crossing
Bedfordsve, between Broadway and Taylorst and led
by Grand Marshal o. g. Lewis marched on each side OF
roadway in Be1fo:dave.. from Broadway TO Flushing
ave. and then down the centre OF Bedford
ave. between the lines moving in the opposite direction
The reviewing stand Bedford and Division ayes.
and among those upon 1t we're Acting Mayor McCary.
Corporation Counsel jerks ana the pastors OF number OF
the churches whose schools Joined In the march.
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Auction poo,s-Mysac sos. John Henry 800, VIII
Davis SEQ Harry Mann 500 field $780,
MutualsJohn Henry straight paid s25 90 place elS %
Harry Mann place s1s So Total number Of tickets SOLD
841o.
Flphln got long lead in the first furione ana maze inc
winning all the way head OF the homesech Whe'e
ry.rrv Mann Iluefellow and John Henry closed with
him. desperate finish the result The four were
almost in line when they took the last hurdle by the oet
ting ring John Henry gained considerably by long
and easy flight and outpacing the others In the maj u'
won cleverly bv a length Harry Mann second meek
hoo,o ,bin third Iittleelow close up. King Troupef
and zangbar had view of the race throushout ne
riders enjoying pleasant chat as they gdea eisureS
along a tIrlong in the rear. VIII Davis came has.s
eropper at the hurdle by the club house ana Moh'
% ~, 80, 40 tho bedce opposite the sadding paddock
Sbe, Jockey was seriously hurt although Lynehs nose
not had MASKING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08

meeting OF the commission appointed TO expend the
recent appropriation Of the Legislature 70 put the quar-
antne establishment thorough condition for the coming
summer was held yesterday ct the Mayors Office. The
members present the Mayor, Health oncer Smith,
Quarantine Commissioners Nichols end Allen and State
Engineer Bogsrt The State Engineer reported that the
committee consisting OF himself President Anderson and
Dr. Smith had carefully examined the Islands 10 Quaran
tine together with buildings and wharves well as
those at the boarding The committee found that
the work authorized by the act Of Assembly necessary
and IL was surveys be made
for the qualifications on which bids could be advertised
for The employment Of assistants to the committee To
do this work was authorized After some discussion as TO
the mode 70 be adopted expanding the appropra tion
the subject postponed until tho next meeting which
will be held to-day The Of $1,000 was appropriated
for repstrtng tie boarding tug George c. Preston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. THURSDAY. June 1888


steamer City OF Rome (Brl Young Liverpool NAV 80.
81 with mdse and 054 Henderson
1re. Arrived at tho Bar at 730 m.
STEAMER California 0erl Winkler Hamburg May "a. with
032 pAsssnEsrs 10 Phelps bros Co. Arrived ~
tbs Bar at l.35 m
steamer Alliance Beers Santos Mayo. Rio Jsneiro Is.
Bahia Perpambuco H. Maranham "a Para 81 Barbados
81 81 Thomas days with mdse and passengers TO Us
IRA I'll Mall 50 Co Arrived at the Bar Al IL. 30
Steamer Tsaers tBelgl. McAuley, Santos HAY IL, Rio
Jancrs H. with mdss 10 Busk Jsvons Arrived at tho Bar
steamer vertumnus tBr Cook. Montsgo Bay May ST. At
AIMS and Port Maria days with fruit 70 Vessels
10 Arrived at the Bar at a.l0am,
steamer Bergenseren (Nor Mortspsen. Baracoa days
pm. ..o--u.,,-, ,,,,, q. -. O, -
PORT days With ndss and passengers 70 Hawkins
& 90, vsssete W W Hurbut Co Arrived AZ she Bar at
4pm. c..---. -,
steamer Dimock- Edridge. Boston. with mdse TO
Dimook .,.,
Rark Mary A Greenwood, -, Auckland. M, 80 dAyh
win kauri gum 10 Arnold. Cheney q co.
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June (speciaD-Prices Of wheat opened TO-
day slight advance better cables on the tempo
ary strong feeling the other products the noor and
rather influential buying. The advance was encour-
aged higher prices at all the surrounding markets. Tho
July option started cents and went 70 80 129s6 5S
cents August at almost the same price. The ng'
ures which showed only $1,000 bushels cleared from all
three ports the first disappointment This made IL
easy for tie sellers Of ~calls 10 stop the advance AZ
IS L2dss SO cents the call price, When the advance
stopped influences eegsn 10 accumulate Tbs
July option sold during the session between SO i2Sse So
and SO 2S cosi,g fur froil the bottom az 80 L.
August closed at the same price; December a. 50 l2
Corn Was weak and at one moment even a little pam
oky arny6ls In tho morning, A5I cars, were over
under estimates and In the lot there wore only
Ql7 cars Of No. 2 This started prices July opened
ct IS and got to IS Ia this Influence The first set
TACK was sudden break OF IL cena In July at New
York and the news that the Chicago clique trying TO
sell there The estimates for Friday. $50 cars dspeed
tho hope the morning Of lstup In the arrivals
The market suddenly down from IS Ia for July
SO "a cen After the price broke the clique cred
tied with buying is getting u be the impression that
bull party In has strung It's operations out too
long and that by transferring It's interest from May to July
IL made Q mistake
Hogs we're cents higher at the yards. and products.
especially lard, higher abroad Tho provision pit
being Without much Incident Itself. sympsthzed closely
with corn
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persoyrR WITH FIFTY A CouSsRs

Fifty Italians were ct the Tombs yesterday to press
charge Of swindllng against Donate Tuzzo who keeps
liquor at No. Mulbeiryst Inc charge was that
On Tuesday Tuzzo represented his ccunuymen that 4
they would pay each &c 20 him he would them
work at Windsor Locks Conn. Fifty OF them did and
started away They found no work waiting Tor them.
and returned and caused Turzos arrest The prisoner
anxious pay the companan'~ Du' the justice held
hitnf trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08
UR ryprn TBREE sHoTs AT HIS ENEMY

William Driseoll OF No. 9l7 Secondave-. and John
Mckay Of No. 22 IL south-st. met at IL O'clock
wednesday night at secondave and Thirty ninh-s ami
renewed an old quarrel From words they blows
and finally Mckay revolver and fred three shots
At Drsco One OF the shots passed through his thumb
and the other two struck him the head but neither
OF the shots seem 10 have penetrated the skull Dris
coll was taken to Bellevue Hospital and Mckay held
yesterday in the Yorkvie Court TO await the injured
Inan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08
OIL MARKETS.

ou CRY Pam June 7--Natlonai Transit Certificates
on.nsS al gu hiebssL sOia lowest 717si closed 49,
aes 30l sarrcsi oearanoes IoazVvo batres char
barrels
PrrrsBuse Penn Juno T. : Petroleum fairy active snt
wal SsfionaI anst certificates opened AZ t0 closed
Al fshi highest ssS lowest TIE
BRADToRp. Penn June NATIONAL Transit certilcat.s
SU7s closed At 1bi highesL s5rg lowest 7I's
Cearances. 1914 900 barrels
TrrusviILE PENN June 7-Natonsi Transit eertnoatos
opened II sOIi highest s0'ss lowest 7'h closed. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08
Score by innings !

Score by innings; =
St. Louis II 9 Iii
Euns earned-St Louis o Brooklyn 3. Two-base hts
Hughes Three base hits-o'Bren. Home runs-smitn'
First base on balls-Latham, Devn, PinSney haaoru
stolen bases-Lstham Mccarthy o'Bren . Struck out
Robinson, Boyle Deylin Mcclellan D. OFF, oDr.en
r., has. on errors-st Louis 3; Brooklyn, 4. Double
pavs-Bushong and Mcclellan !, Boyle and Robinson l.
Hit by pltcher-orr 1. Umpire-Mr Gaiiney'
The Jersey City and Indianapolis clubs played AZ OAK
land Park Jersey CITY, yesterday. The home nine won
with ease. The was as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08
ur,r AT DoNcAsTER-

Iondon. June This was the first day OF tne DO''
caster Spring Meeting. The oneme race 49, Wv
Doncaster Spring Handicap Plate OF Iooo soVeres"1
,.ea ,r deaa heat for first place between LORD
Tresmeres fouryear.od chestnut colt Felix ana hon
AlIncton,s four.yea1old bay colt Kinghsher Inc o,
were divided NJ. Gurry's threeyear-od cneshu' rr,'
Pedigree was third three lengths pehlnu ,he nit,
Kingfsher and Pedigree. ,-,6s ya4+ .tr.r1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08
SPHINCTER GRIP
ARMORED HOSE
tspRING STEEL. GALvANIZED.)

is the valuable Improvement in hose since 1872 ana
its lasting qualities from five to eight times greater
than any not armored Its csmplete success mas
caused unprncped parties infringe the patents owned
and controlled by US and therefore notify all such that
aTHE MAKING, VENDING OR USE OF ANY A|
MoRED wIRE-woUND HOSE NOT OF OUR MANU-
FACTURE is AN INFRINGEMENT ON ONE OH
MORE OF OUR SEVERAL PATENTS. ANY VIOLA.
TIoN OF WHICH WILL MEET WITH IMMEDIATE
pRosEoUTIoN BRASS PLATES SET BETWEEN
THE HOSE AND WIRE DENOTE OUR MANuBACT-
URE AND THE PATENTS"
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no REPAIR rHn oouNoIL VIC KAM

Menswers at work In Tammany Hall yesterday clear
ing away tbs rubbish and getting ready To re-
build the interior OF the Work viii be begun
shortly. political campaign without Tammany Hal
meeting place Of the big chiefs and little lnluhs'
would be wonder and will spare no ef-
forts get the wgwan In readiness for the braves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08
Runs each inning:

I ISEi ,y. Cdty ...9 o / O.
Famed runs-Jersey City, TO- indianapolis, O. First
base on balls-Jersey City. 8; indianapolis D. Struck
out-Jersey City. Indianapolis. g. Double pnys-oer'
hardt and Lang, Denny and Giasscock Home runs
Knowles / Three basehitsO Brlen l, Friel l. KNOWLES
/ Two baschits-o' Bren W. Daley l, seeTy l. snotn'
borc I Passed bals-Horord 1, Buckley l. Umpire
Mr.. Owens 49, A.,
Tho League and Aesoclaton races 70 ueVo io"No W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08
on! my. BACK!

So often heard at this season Of tho year means tor
pidy or congestion Of the kidneys which, n not promptly
relieved surely followed by form Of fGyer DAT
take nadsest ting cure-ss FOR such troubles but apply
Benson's Plaster mme 1istey the Kidneys and relief
properties are truly wonderful ASK for Benson's and
refuse al other plasterzr ~ f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Jnne 1850 m.-Beef-In poor demand
Pork-In fair demand Hams-In fair demand Bacon In
fair demand Cheese fair demand American hnest
White cOored steady =. Ats Cd Tais.-i In TAR as
Rosn-I poor demand. Lardspot and iuturcs-in COED
demands prime Western sPot Jana July and August sroa
At l3a Wlrat-in poor demand Flour-In psor demand
Corn spot-In poor demand futures-In fair aemsna
Miaed Western July duu 81 - 100. Heps ~
York state-fn poor demand -. y.,...,-
LONDON. June Ia p n Produce Refined resroeem'
esd a nd Der GALLON Spirits OF turpsnne 30s per
AsrwKar Juns T. Petroleun-Fins pale American. 10
francs rs centinss paid and sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08

Runs scored each innings
Mew;YOrk ...S g / ! 9 9 %
Earned runs-New- York, g.; Washington, First base
nv .rrors-New. York 9; Washington, T. First base on
balis-Gore q Conner Q Murphy /, Shock l. Irwin l.
Stolen bases-Ewing l. Struck out-Foser l. Titcomo 2
MYERS l. Irwin /. Three-base hits-Gore l. sattery l.
Twobsss hits-Shcck l. Hit BY pltcher-snocA' oA'o
on balk-Gore l. Umpire-Mr. Valentine
The BROOKLYN club again defeated the St. Louis nine at
Washington Park, Brooklyn. yesterday. About 5000
peope werc present: np. pitched He has not lost
a game this yee-. IN, was as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08

The NewYork and Chicago clubs Will play at the &c
c,ounds to-day The Chicago nine will parade over
field in their fuldress coats before the game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08
THE GIANTS WEAKENING.
THEY DROP BACK TO FOURTH PLACE.
ppooKIYN WINS ITS THIRD GAME FROM ST
IOUIS-THE RECORD.

LOUIS-THE KLNUTsU
r,. Newyork nine played another wretched game at
the Polo Grounds yesterday being defeated after tire
some contest by Washington club About 500 spec
tators were present. Wards fumbling work at shor'
step Old much to cause the defeat OF the nome cuo
o. hasebit was made In the inning in which the Visiting
men scored Ave runs The score vast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08
uARINE INTELLIGENOH.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TODAY
Sun rises AIS 1926 Noon rise $50 Moons 20
WATER
4 Y-sandy Hook 7:0l Gov. Ispi 1905 hen cats. s54
p N-sAndI Heok 7.05 Gov. IsPd 7ilS He'll cate. 9O2
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Juue B.-soansh gold 2S3a02s4. Exchange
quiet sugar rm sales 900 bags eeltrifuga sG 20 %
90 80 dcgroes polarization on speculation ~ ~ ioesS ~
gold per QlntaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

s,,.,oca June I'm the Court Of Appeals to-day
the following causeA argued:
M seo-Apsar agt Hayward and others Arsu'
ment resumed and concluded
M A12-Isaao r Pharis applt, ACT r Nelson Gere
,.sndt Argued by Louis Marshall Tor applt 'eOrse
r. Comstock for respdt
No s7r-uenrIetta H. Wright sgt the Bank Of the
MetronolIa Argued by Joseph II. Choate and 'ohn
Delahanty for deft W. E. Scripture for ph Argument
unfinished.
Following Is the day calendar for June 8.
Nos ST., $40, $50. Ss1, $50, ss4. $50 ana oS'-