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New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
8tsa,nboats au6 Railroads.

| A TROY BOATS-Steamers SARATOGA
and CITY OF TROY leave per foot of cArsopnsr
ssnens. @ ss 2esay saysp' 'An'd-y' p m 0dD'-' -'.
PAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT.
NORFOLK. Va, and SOUTH.
40 a. H. N0ffols nSs, Q ss. a. m ~ IL y ~ ToMpKINs'
BOSTON. PROVIDENCE and EAST,
- Via sToNINGTON LINE
ssSs NEW RI ss s1' block above
CATsKILL EVENING LINE.
Fl S4Kstt .a1 ssd NV n
All from 100, or q }sy:t. \. R. s.snm.
Fl UDSON AND COXSACKIE.
STEAMER REDFIELD leaves from foot Of Jay-sa.
TSSisfRs oa soS ss,ea ssss st. Monday
we Sany and Friday m connecting with Boston
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
..s ,RAILWAY-Trains leave from ferries at West 42d
s.ssS %:; Ta.sns 80 Msn..sy x,s. nsS M
bsy b:sc cSssss T FS% &a Snd1 Ss:v
N.nvle %SRfl Valley Valley pos siss H. for Md
Mddeoyn Sci.y wstoD S01woh oneds
seep 70 ps sSsri T osS Rso5S st. Sq
y Pullman sseRngc,, berth. ss'e5ysd so7 Broadway
Isl 4 S 2 ~ west ia5s:s ss1sa
New-York J. G. ANDERSON, q. =. A,
Is Exchange Place NewYork.
SHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston,
Newport and the East. Express leaves Grand Cen.
tral station at 8 a. m and p m Limited Express and
new Express train at D. except Sunday. Fast Ex
press at II p m daily. Palace Parlorcsrs Sleeping
cars 10 destination.
C,APE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
COMFORT NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND THE
On and after February 6th 1888, trains Of NEW
YORK PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK n will
leave foot Of Cortland and Desbrosses follows
Week days a. n arriving at OLD Point Comfort D. m.
Daily D. m arriving at Old Point Comfort a. m Tick
cts parlorcar seats and sleeping beIhs any
Ticket Of1ce OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
s. w. DUNNE- Supt r. d. COOKE G. p q =. A.
NORWICH LINE.-Favorte Inside Route
Fares reduced to Boston, 50; Worcester, 50 so Nor
wich 81 90; New. London, 81 40 Corresponding reduc
ton to all points East Steamers CITY OF W0RCES
TER, CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRENCE
leave Pier 40 N. r., at p. m. G. w. BRADY, Agt
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

For sale by all booksellers; any work sent BY tn,
publishers by mail, post paid receipt OF the price.
1, 3 AND BOND-ST., EEW-YORR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

luesuey, June I'D m
Twcnty-four railroads have reported their r,os.
earnings for the second week in June OF n.
number, seventeen companies which returned Gain.
on the week of 1877 give an aggregate Of 81 .3ss
s3s, against 81, 225, Ol5-a gain OF sis3.s23. .,
1897 per cent, and the other seven comnan,ss'
which return losses, give an aggregate OF 500.
277 against 81, 036,510-a decrease OF sss,23a a,
$50 per cent.
The stock speculation to-day again relspsed in.n
dependency. The stock loan market in IN.
smaller demand for borrowing, reflected yeste,.
days purchases for the Short account but s,iI,
the demand remaining revealed the existence yer
OF u large outstanding bear" account One lead.
ing bear" who yesterday was liberal buyer NJ
Northwestern at 06a1 06 1-2 TO replace stock sod
at about 03, to-day again was seller at l05 LA
105 That operation is fair example of tha
whole market. Lake Shore again was AZ.
tackled for effect on the general market
and it was sold and matched orders down
to SO So. And this was done in the face Of
certain declaration of q dividend Of 2 per cen.
or more within the next two weeks, accompanied
by statement showing over per cent earned
for the six months. The leading bears. again
caused it &c be published that they were all
closed up, willie some OF the smaller and vet
REPRESENTATIVE DciiIS III dbicNuuuCt dJ tue Ih-
cago Convention flooded the Street with their
opinions of strong bcarish" procvities OF
course, they are all covered up and anxious for an
advance so as TO sell The privately circulated
reports Of intended action of Granger Commits
sioners IN other States than Iowa were again 30
plenty as to become public property. Rock Island
was sold down to l03 1-2 on al anticipated reduc-
ton in the forthcoming dividend the talk was OF
or Ia per cent for the quarter The dividend
will be / IL per cent instead OF l "a per cent al
heretofore. As the Rock Island Company will b0
the greatest sufferer from the enforcement Of the
Iowa Commissioners new schedule, this action By
a conservative management may be taken the
maximum OF the, damage to be apprehended;
From the lowest figures there was "a substantial
recovery, which was maintained at the close We
are inclined to quote the closing as strong.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
The Treasury to-day purchased sl,Is5,Ooo
bonds within its limit Of l2S and lO7 l-s for the
As and A I-2s respectively. The rejected offers
included SI,9OO,OO0 1-2s at l07 IA and
s22j, 900 ut 1O7 l-2 and 100000 As at IA.
The local market for Governments was dull, with
the nominal quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
DECIDED AGAINST ROLLIN H. SQUIRE.
ruE SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM REFUSES

THE SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM REFUSES
TO ORDER A REVIEW OF HIS DISMISSAL
An application made by Rollin NJ. Squire for writ
Of certlorar review the proceedings OF the Mayor
which resulted in HIS removal from the position OF Com
missioner OF Public Works, has been denied by the Cen
eral Term. question was raised as to whether the
application was not made too late 10 be considered
under the provisions of the CODE The Court made
the following order
The application for writ OF certiorari must BIO denied
The pending the Indictment in way precluded this
Court from exercising power Of review II IL had any
The reator being bail had full liberty to make his
application during the months allowed by Section 80
OF the Code lie was not imprisoned criminal charge
at the time OF the expiration Of this time so as TO BIO en-
titled to the additional time mentioned In Section 2126
An order may be entered denying tho application upon
II the reator desires.
The case will be taGcn 10 court or Appeals out
cannot be considered there until october
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
COIrpp CAIFyDAps-TO-DAY

surRgNE .courr -, CnAMDgns - BEFORE andrews l.
Nos Az A. - o. g. 6g o. GS a. g. ~. 81 20 80 g$
22 2lG. go 22I $780, 237. $780, 24O GAL 242, 24S 2il
sgrarE covaT sE G Al 41a 81. T DO, Before L.
psrEer jNcs 75i 49, SIX ~ 7io tsS zoe 1s5 727
~ 4 ~ m 32 92 S sq a 5SS 72 2G co.
Nos l1S9 go l;g2 S4g Sg2s 363 $500 Sssi , Sgi2
III III 2SS$ i7i2 Si tda 1855 5sa .O' 1000 i0''
suraih Court c ns, IB a5 co cn 1n4s
1872 1854 I5s5 1885, 1922 "s7 415 1882 1876 49, 2lo
Nos isii G2 $3.50, 500, 1900 ici2 loss, $685. 1879
Ssg2 100 1874 lGiV ISL. 1888 1871. 1000 1857 ll2
sUfRaNE COURT C1RcuIT-PAnr Iv.-Before Beach. j.
sUaRoGATEs couGT-Boiore RANSOM s-will Of chrlsio.
pher iacSe. 10 a. m; VIII Of Cornea n. stewart 1850
iEsTiSoxY BIZ TAKEN BEroRE THE PROBATE cLEGK-
Probate Of tho wills % Joshua Jones f. Beswurm. Mar
Z. iamu Cgrene X son!h.ra. Richard Steele Anna ~
surEGioR couET - GENERAL TERM - Adjourned until
Nos go 81 So' 29 2S' 2ll 1885, 26d SO2 SoS So4 200
Nds sd SSsssh e O fa ls sS hoi0' pns'
COMMON PLKAs~GESERAL TKRM-AdIonrned until Thurs
CoSMox rLgAs - SPECIAL TKRA-Defore Van Hocscn J.
coNHoS fLkAs-EourTr TERm-Beforc Allen. J.-caso on
N coaso osif PGHasrm.l rrcor
C. J~No. s74. $50 800 sJI 900, ss5 siO SIS eo0 Gtt
coMHos PLKAs.lRIAI TelM-pARr IL-Before Daly; J.
S "a ~ G S o So d KS o sg o 9o eos s s s
1924 ga a tS9' zg 2S6 1000 zsi7 S51o sc2S
C1Y CoUgI-InAL rEkN- PART lI.-Bcfore Mcgoyns "a
S2 4 sS tS 900 @ s ST. Ssss sSsS 5S
s8 Ss.s Sass 5.i1 M'Ad'"
corMr OF OYER AID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Barrett j. and
ccrSr Or GssEsAI srssoss-rAar L-BeiOre MARITIME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
BITS DE LEGAL NEWS.

The General OF the Supreme Court has vacated
temporary injunction obtained by the Broadway and Sew
enh Avenue Railroad Company, restraining the city from
enforcing an ordinance fob1ing the Of machines for
renewing the road. pending suit Tor permanent
Injunction Presiding Judge Van Drunt, who wrote the
opinion Of the court holds that the city has right
bid the OF pioughs which, while economical for
the company unnecessarily interfere with tho rights OF
public. similar injunction obtained By the Twenty
third Street Railroad Company is also vacated.
The General Term OF the Supreme Court has affirmed the
denying motion that Charles g. Francklyn be pre-
cuded from giving any evidence an account set up in
his to the complaint Of his cousin. Str Bache Gu
nard the trial OF the suit in which latter claims
large alleged TO have been converted by tho defendant
his Francklyn claims that he was authorized
to invest bonds ntrustcd him at his discretion for
the joint account and risk Of CUnard and himself and
that they adjusted their in July 1885, on the
he owed Cunard sC0s 800 and was to be al
lowed to pay it in instruments at his convenience
The order Diminishing the complaint OF William r.
Eamscar IN his suit for libel against Elbridge T. Gerry
president Of the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty t.
Children, for making published statement that the
palntin lad made an application for license 10 b,bv
fai1n" has affirmed BY the General Term OF the SUI
preme Court.
Judgment dsmissnc the suit OF Mrs Lydia S. Roberts
to recover ffcm the Suyye Safe Deposit Company the
vaue Of sf5 600 worth OF securities placed By her IN the
vaults Of company. has been affirmed By the General
Term Ct the Supreme Count.
The trial Of tho case Of Rcmmcy against the Metro
polltan Elevated Railway Company finished before
Justice DAILY and jury yesterday The has been or
Trial since Monday In many respects II was test case
recovery Of rental damages by a5utting owners
In Amy-s The jury the plaintiff verdict Of $780,
which is the smallest verdict that bocn given
TO plaintiffs IA any the cOmpanys many property suits
Whitehead & Dexter. with Mr.. Dexter counsel an
rearel for the palnua; Davies & Rlpllo with Mr.
Gardiner as counsel appeared for the defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
BARGAINs IN FINE FURNITURE.

The sale OF high class artistic furniture at the rooms
OF Charles Tsch, No. ID East fifteenth-st, was
continued yesterday and rich and rare were many Of
the bargains obtained. The season has boon some
what dull and mach handsome stock has therefore
been left Many Of the articles were OF exceed
ingly original ard attractive design willie everything
offered IS Of frstclass quality both regards work
manshp and materials. Some Of tho best bargains
were obtained by dealers who captured tho moro
expensive and desirable lots for considerably less
than the actual cost Of manufacture richly carved
antique oak brca brac and book cabinet, with beveNed
mirror, frctwork and brass gallery valued at S95.
sold for s35 mahogany reception suite comprising
diyan arm chair and Side chair, covered I'm fine
armure tapestry and worth 500, brought slc0 a
white and gold revolving screen, with hand painted
tapestry panel worth 500 brought se5. Hand-carved
panels I'm white and gold fri es. chamber suites,
csrved mahogany chairs tables. cabinets and objects
~ ar, yrcr inOclcd down at equally low prices The
sale will be continued to-day and ended tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Washington, juno 10.-Philadelphia won the game
to-day in the ninth inning, tho result of collision be
tween Wmot and Shock, who both attempted TO catch
short fly and the ball fell safely to the ground Irwin,
who was on second, scored the winning run. The
score was as follows:
washington o o o O-G
Basehlts-P Philadelphia 8, Washington 10. Errors
philadelphia 3. Washington q. PtcheTS-Casoy and
Gilmore. Umplre-Mr. Kelly.
Philadelphia, juno 10-Both pitchers hit hard
this afternoon but the miserable fielding of the visitors
enabled the Athletics to put up easy victory. Tho
score was
G 6,E,sllG 9 2 o ] Z 60 60
Basehits-Cleveland 10, Athletic IA. Errors
Cleveland H. Athletic 4. Ptchers-MOrrlson and
Seward Umpire-Mr McQuade.
st. louis, June 19.-Tho Cincinnati and st. Louis
clubs played eleven innings to-day. Cincinnati won
as follows:
Cincinnati o o o o o 1-o
ST. Louis o o o o o o Oh
Dasehlts-Cincinnat g. ST. Louis 8. ErrOr-Cin-
clnnatl q, ST. Louis .. FtcheTS-Viau and King
Umpire-Mr. ferguson.
Tho gamo at Kansas City between the Louisville and
Kansas City clubs postponed account of rain
Other games resulted as follows:
At TrOy-SyracuSe, 8 Troy, 4.
At Albany-ROcheSter, Albany, z.
At Observation-Disclosures, .; Bnghamton, y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
TAsrrA REAL THIEF OR 4 YIGHTuAREi

William Keegan and his two unmarried sisters live ct
No 1I9 GarGcidst, Brooklyn. few days ago thieves
broke into the house and solo sGj in money and some
valuable trlnkets At early hour yesterday morning
Mr. Keecan found lying In the yard, after the neigh
borhood had been aroused by cries Of murder" police
. c. Mr. Kceean was badly hurt. To the detectives
he asid that he awoke and man's head above the
he made grab for it and was pulled out OF
the window falling about twenty feet to the ground Inc
burglar, said, standing on ladder or board ne
cordnt tell which. woman living In the neighborhood
is that abe saw two men running away about the time
that the shouts pistol shot aroused those living neal
No ore else saw them however and the police seem TO
mini, that Mr. Kccgan fell in 1T OF nightmare, caused
by tho robbery Of few days before hers'n Is ANU,
-, ,oor. ola and holds a responsible position as
cashier in wholesale house in this city He was coninei
10 his bod yesterday and hrs physicians would allow no
ona 10 sec HIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
COURT OF APPEALs.

earatoga June l0Tn thc Court Of Appeals to-day The
following decisions handel down
Wilson act. D,ran-Judgment reversed and new trial
granted, tho 10 al'dc the event
Cole AIT Cole lcrfnstIn agt the village OF Lansing.
Embellishments all md with tostA
Weaver apt re civ OF Rochester In re D.wson In
the f.ocncstar TOnellsyilic abd Lao6awanna Rlro1d
Company agt D1tcock the Rochester lornellsyllc
I-iciawannl G1itfoai CcaDby agL The NeNY0rk. Lax.
Erie ana Western f.a.Oa4 Coapany; tho People aet
Wash-Or1Crs a.nrmed, with costs
flTyson AIT JsInss-Appcal d.nn ssed. With costs
Walton at Cho-OrIcr affirmed. Win ave 10 answer
within twenty days upon the payment OF costa
The People sgt john son u1gmcn alltmod
Bennett agt The Leeds hnnunctuIlng Coarany-Judg.
out DEFENDANTS answcr reversed
Wood agt Luiow-Jufgmcnts In actions Nos and 0
3hlrmo1 with costs OF the appeals to the resrordent
farks agt. Murray-MotIon for new un1crtakng. wiz.
lam T. Parks ordered file new undertaking appeal
herein, with sufficient suretleh 10 DC approved by the
court ana 10 serve copy thereof with respect 10 the
original Undertaking within twenty days after tn6 service
u this order, with costs
Following Ia the day calendar for June 20:
Nos 500, ,2S7. Gf0 $50 s7o 500, BIZ and S3s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
BALTIMORE DEFEATED BY BROOKLYN.
HE SCORE sro11N FAVOR OF THE HOME NINE

THE SCORE TO IN FAVOR OF THE HOME NINE
"A PROTEST. TO DE FILED IN JERSEY CITY.
Tho Brooklyn and Baltimore clubs played "oii-
contested game of baseball at Washington Parh,
Brooklyn, yesterday. The homo club won, yet mace
only three basehts, while The visiting players ala ho'
mako q single fielding error About 1000 people were
present and as tho result was uncertain throughout,
tho deepest interest was felt in tho match.
The home club took the lead in tho second inning
by scoring one run. Radford was sent TO hrst on
called balls, stole to second, got to third on wiid
pi,ch and scored a hit by Bushong The Brooklyn
men scored more run in tho sixth Inning on
ogricu's hone-rlin drive left field. In the seventh
inning Pinkney made q b0me-iun hit, also toward
left field. In the eighth inning the Baltimore men
scored their only run. Trott made two-base hi,
GOT to third on Smiths sacrifice, and scored on hit
by Greenwood The score as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
NO "BOoDLEn INDICTMENTS EXPECTED
WITNESSES BEFORE THE SPECIAL GRAND JURY ARE
HAVE MENaRIEs-

SAID TO HAVE BAD MEMORIES.
The Investigation by the Special Grand Jury Of tho
alleged attempts at extorton by members of the
present Board of Aldermen has not been entirely
completed. Tho officials who engaged in the
matter are recent but 1t is said by wcll-lnformed
persons that 1t IS probable that Indictments Will
DO found. Rumor5 OF indictments and possible ar
rests still continue. however to annoy the Aldermen
The belief Of tho efficiency Of the prosecution IS not
Widespread Some of the witnesses 50 connected
In political relationship with the accused members
of tho Board that the reports that thor memories
proved trcachcross are generally believed. The
Grand Jury will finish considering tho cases OF the
Aldermen this week and may report by presentmcnt
II not by Indictment.
District Attorney Fellows said yesterday that there
was absolutely no information of importance to mako
public Tho testimony to alleged election frauds
in 1887 VIII be submitted TO tho Grand Jury by AS
sistant District Attorney Lindsay within week or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

Runs earned-Brooklyn 2, Baltimore 1. First hasa on
errors-B ooklyn g. Baltimore 3. Left on bases-BTook-
Ign = Baltimore @. First base on bas-Pinkney j.
Foutz l. G. Smith @ Ca.uthers Radford l. Mcclellan /.
Purcell l. Struck out-Foutz l. Radford l. Mcclellan l.
Bushong l. Farrell l. Trott l. Stolen bases-Pinkney l.
Smith l. Radfo1d l. Purcell !, Farrell l. Home runs
o'Brien l. Pinkney l. Twobase hits-Trott l. Hit by
pitccr-O' Brlcn /. Wild pitchcs-Smith p Caruthers j.
Ump!re-Nir. Doescher. Time OF game 40
Tho Jersey City and Scranton clubs played pcuiar
contcs: at Jersey City yesterday. In tho fourth IN
ming a dispute arose between Umpire Pierce and the
captain of the home club about the number OF called
balls The umpire insisted that it was four WHO
O'Bricn insisted that 1t was five. O'Bren refused
to let the game 60 and Umpire Pierce gave the
gene Scranton by TO o.. To please the spectators
the game was played out and the jersey City team
won The homo club will enter a protest against
Umpire Plcrces rulings. The runs were;
Jersey City o 1 o Us
Scranton o / o o OF
Yesterdays game between the Newark and Wilkes
barre clubs was well contested until tho fifth inning,
when the visitors made a bad break. and with the aid
Of two singles the home team scored two runs, which
virtually gave it the game. Dooms pitched effectively
throughout but four scattering hits being made of
his delivery, two Of which were inside the diamond
The runs were;
Newark o -
WilEcsbarre o o o o O-O
uLo oao,a ond Accociafion races to date have the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
mr. DID NOT YAnPER WITH THE JUROR.

IT. ,ar,v az Moupt Vernon suddenly became indlg
nant at report that Henry Esser Republican member
of the Board OF Village Trustees had tempered with one
Of the Jurors in ease trial at White Plains Not
yithstapdIng that every person OF standing o'DeheYca
the statement his political enemies m'neiOosy
,b tacts for the purpose Of bringing dseredt upon al
oeia ard social life that had hitherto been unimpeach
able The juror written letter stating that aflef
he was summoned as juror Mr. Esser met him IN the
erect and said. How are your and passed on and
lat not wishing To serve az juror. he said 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

The Of the Special Term OF the Supreme Court
granting TO Theodore Thomas permanent injunction TO
straning the Musical Mutual Protective Union from
expelng him for alleged violation OF Its bylaws. has
been affirmed by the General Tenn Expulsion was
threatened because Mr. Thomas had engaged rst oboct
Felix Bour Belgian who had not been In this country
SIX months required by the bylaws Justice Brady
who wrote the opinion Of the Court, says: BY tho
charter objects defendants declared be
the cultivation OF the art OF music in all It's branches and
the promotion OF good feeling and friendly intercourse
among tho members Of the profession" Ito holds that
tho bylaws are inconsistent with these provisions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
r,.,opr,v FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON juno l9.-4 p. M opsolt wv IIo ior none
40 ia nr the account intel Stat's per cent bonds,
ioo,o do iqs lO0ts Erie 2i Mexcln 1Tdinary w. w.
Dl ln"I, I,,1i. Heading 30 Mexican Central. I44
Paris AN.c., ana exchange on LONDON at 25
francs 29L ccntimes for checks -, .,., 80, 49,. A..
an .out OF THO Of ,lo Emperor Fredec TIC ous9
I an ncss today wero important speculative
,rL,ses Nv leading nnanciefs llungariaa GOA rentcs
.si@n securities Austrian credits took the load E1'
on London, gO39.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
4 CROCODILE AxoxG ALLrGAroRs.

a young crocodile was given TO the monagorc In
Central Park yesterday by Gilbert Fraser tho British
Vlcc-ConsuL The crocodile IS Nicaragua specimen
and the first Of the species possessed by tho Park
authorities. II is only a year old and is about two
feet long. When placed In the alligator tank with
some twenty algafors, the crocodile at once made
Itself at home. When fun grown tho crocodile DO.
comes eater and attalns long'h Of ten feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
THIRTEEN HITS AND TwENTY.sIX ERRORS.

Boston, June 10.-It took eleven innings to decide
today's comedy Of errors, but the home nine hhaly
won on base on balls and wiscs three Dagger Bases
stolen with impnnty and error alter error loi-
lowed each other in rapid succession Tho story Is
told when fifteen runs scored thirteen hits and
only one of them is earned at that Sowders ptched
winning game, but Keefe was unsteady In FACT,
he is responsible for the loss of the game The Giants
scored five runs in the fifth on one hit. o'Rourkc
made a magnificent catch of a ball from Sutfons bat
in the eighth slattery's friends presented him with
a god-headed cane and flowers. The score was a.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

Charles Gblln placed at the bar the Court OF
Oyer and Teniner beiOrc Justice yesterday for
trial under Indictment Tor the murder OF Mrs Madeline
Goclz. 1t is alleged that he shot the while she
was fastening TO assistance OF her husband who was
struggling With Gloin, who had already shot him. Tho
tragedy occurred in he bakery at No 1913 West Houston
St. on February The day spent getting jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
H ESs5o2 ! Il So 9 Is Is

Earned runs-Boston 1. Twobase hits-Wise, Nor
ri and Sowders Three-baso hts-Wise Double plays
Wise and Morrill, First base on balls-Wse Q, Tate.
Morrill, Sowdes 2 Richardson, Conner, Whitney First
base on errors--Boston 8; New-York, 7. Struck out
Johnston Sowders Conner 9. O'Rourke, Slatery,
Whitney. Passed bals-Ewng q Wild ptches-heefe,
soydcrs Umpire-Mr. Daniels. Tlme-2 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
OIL MARKETS.

or. CITY Penn Juno lg-Nationa Tranft certlncats'
Ona a: -5a,. hqhost 74is; lowest H.; cip5e. "a.
S.ies barrels clcarancc. bu OOo pAtres cnar
iers 30 ~ Dbs shipments. OAa3i O'fteN run" lo-
,-,v,rro Pam limo tO-Pctrolcnn weak AMI lower ;
vatorai transit certificates opened at '2s closed al 15
highest, "a lowest az.
IN ,prorp Penn June l9National Transit Cortiacltss
oouci AZ 1919; closed nj 13s highest III lowest 7lb.
Clssraucrs tl2 600 barrels
Ttrr.yiILE PENN Juno l9Sitlnna TRANSIT certificates
ocne,l al ~ highest 7il lowest. ~; closed. a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
The League and Association races 70 ud'o Ha'e
clubs in the appended order

The Jersey City and Scranton clubs VIII play 40
Jersey City today and the Cuban Giants and Haver
straws at the Polo Grounds.
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