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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
STEEPLE-
IrTTfI NnyDCE
CHASE Full
WEAK FIELDS AT SARATOGA
AL BUT ONE FAVOIITE BEATEN BY HEAVY
TRACK.

Saratoga July 81 tspeciaD.-wth several copious
showers in the early morning and the clouds stu heavy
nc noon there little desire fashionable folks TO
visit track, especially as the extra programme
presented attractive features What racing there was
however enjoyed by the faithful who were present.
because the prompt starting and the absence Of dust
with carly dinner in prospect The heavy track madc
results uncertain betting in the books was lively
despite tho small crowd while the mutuals were sadly
neglected with twelve fifteen tickets sold on race
Lucky" Baldwin's twoyoar-old Alaho was the only
fsvorte that succeeded reaching the winning post In
the lead 80 that whole 1t fair day for the
ring and poor for hackers
There will be racing next Monday, nor the sue
,ecdinc Monday with these exceptions there will be
racing on every day until the end Of tho rain
or shine. Such IS tho fat of the racing managers
FIRST RACE-PURsE $500. SIX FURLoNGs
faR PssSsga DS yr b. a haHn'r Bearer O @aSs
h. s'0rHf' D. g '"" Lump o (iamilton)
Timc-1 1914.
r,occaeeIo log Alta o. Harry Glen 100 Lantte 1o5.
wsbassa 80 Cacsby GcldnG 100. Kentucky Ban o. and
TaInbOufetto 1913, also ran
Betune-5 to against Boccaccc, to i Lahtte o 10
Banner Bearer. to Golden Reel to nary Dleh
IN 20 / Catesby 10 TO 1 Kentucky Ban, - 70 Van
Tromp Is l Tameouret'e, 20 to Alta ~ |"
poos-BoccacclO s2o Banner Bearer 500. LATTE els.
Geld s25.
Mutuals-s2s 80.
Alter several attempts they sent away with
Kentucky Ban and Tromp in 'front.' but OF the hall
Banner Bearer went forward and led Kentucky Ban
neck with Van Tromp in attendance Banner Bearer
then came away and easily by two lengths
SECOND RACE-PURSE $500. TWo-iEAiEoLD
MAIDENS FIVE FURLoNGs
r. II. ewcnss c. Jubal, by JiI' Johnson Ayocah
S,sS ss. s s.essS l9 SSs & RGsss
Sam D. los. wild Cherry 1902 Charleston 1o2, and
Bettiag-s TO 9 against Sam D.. 10 JubAl 70
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steamer Ambrose (sr). Bl.son Para and M.ase.

Steamer Ambrose (Br) Bison, Para and MsnaosBso,s
d ~.
steamer City Of San Antonio Wilder Port Royal sad Fer
nandiDa-C Fl Mallory q Co.
steamer Cherokee Doane. Charlo3ton ana Jacksonvts
VIM r Clyde & Co
steamer Tallahassee Fisher. savsnnah-Henrv Yonea
Steamer Octosars. Reynolds Baltimore-B Dovner
steamer sjoina (Sor BorBeset BaItimore-Funeh Edys
d
Bark Helene (Norl Mnus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BoyAssn.
Bark Nord America (Ital) Msresca Kings Lynn, E-Joha
Ssacer
Bark Amelia (spaDl Teera Canary Islsnds-Alcon CO
Bark Hansa Ger. Lorensen. Sanos-W III Crossmsn Co
SAILED
Steamers Peter do Coninck for An,wsrp Hayden Rspub
lie, Turks Island.
Banks Mary Greenwood, for Auckland. NJ; Fdo -.
THE MOVEMENTS % STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL. July 26saiIef steamers England DID, He>
10y and Hans and Knrt lGerl, =. for New'Yors
QUgEEsTowN. July 27-Arrivef. steamer Seytha (bf).
ceedeil
July 26-Arived steamer Germsn, tRr). Gcsdeli. from
New YORK on her way N LIVERPOOL land proceeded
sailed steamer City Of Richmond (Br) Redford from Lv
erpool hence for New.York.
ScILLY July 23-Passed steamer Egyptian Monarch (BY
Br.tow from New.York on her way 70 London.
DUNsEf HEAD. July 21-Passed. steamer Island (DsnD,
skod from NewYork her Stettn and Copenhagen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
LAWN TENNIS AT SOUTHAMPTON


Wet weather had but little effect the attendance
at tho tennis tournament Southampton to-day IL raned
hard all the morning but at the shOne The
mixed doubles were started FIRST and Mr. Campbell and
Miss Gregory and Mr.. SlOcum and Miss defeated
Mr.. Rowland and Miss Wilmcrdnc. and Mr.. Taylor and
Miss Brady respectively Miss Belts and Miss Gregory
tie former with sprained ankle, surpassed all their
previous efforts Next in osier the final doubles
between Mr. Slocum and Mr.. Keene and Mr. Taylor and
Mr. Sands slocum and Keenc started out WELL winning
the lrst set 6.3 The next ret also by them
score Ga The third set 10 Taylor and Sands by
score OF 0-3. The fourth and deciding won by
Socum and Ketne. 81.
Then followed The mixed doubles which BY
Mr. slocum and Miss Belts, after hard struggle. Ap
pended the scores:
Mixed doubles, second round-O. s. Campbell and
Miss Gregory beat Mr.. Rowland and Miss Wilmetdng
6i, % IL w. siocn and Miss Belts beat H. A. Taylor
and Miss X Brady, 90. 90.
Final r3undMI: slocum and Miss Belts beat Mr. Camp
Doubles, final round-Slocum and Kesna hAst Tsvlar
and Sands. 03. o.. 80 OIL
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FINDING THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.

The report OF superintendent DOench, OF the
Buildings Bureau in reference TO the accident at tho
old armory building. at White and Elm sts.. was madc
yesterday. Tho contents were not made public, but
It is stated that the superintendent opinion is that
the gallery the main floor constructed In an
improper manner and that the accident due TO
tho overlooking OF the gallery by the heavy folding
machines and big plies Of printing paper and unbound
books owned by the Lowell Library Printing Com
pany Whether this Is the true cause or not remains
to be proven.>> The superintendents report rc-
ferrcd back 1t lntlmatod that the inspectors Of
the district ought to be called upon for explanation
In regard to the construction Of the gallery. The
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OSSORY SECOND-A FINE FINISH BEIWrEN IhE
DUKE OF wEsTMINsTER's TWO COLTS.
London. July o7.-At the Sandown second summer
meeting to-day. the for the Eclipse Stakes OF
1000 sovcregns was won by the Duke OF West
minister's three-year.od chestnut colt Orbit with the
same owners three year-old chestnut colt Ossory
second and f. Douglass four-ycar-old chestnut colt
Marley third. There thirteen starters. The
Others were Eridspord, Enterprise Tho Baron, Love
ln-Idlcness, Estafcttc, Dcrwcntwater, Florcntnc,
Nina Patchouli and Bright Star.
The betting was to against Orbit. II 10
Ossory, o TO 1 Marley, to Eiridspord to
Enterprise to Tho Baron, 1o to LOven-Idleness,
ID to 1 Estafctte, IS TO Dcrwentwater, SO 10 1
Fiorcntinc 100 TO each Nina PatchOuli and Bright
Star.
After two breaks start made. Patchouli was
first away After hundred yards had been covered
Ossory took the lead running strong, and passing
Estafette, Patchouli and Marley, who were just In
front Of Orbit Tho Baron, Florcnnc and Enterprise
Passing the mile post Ossory led Patchou by three
lengths, with Orbit third Rrldspord fourth and
Estaette and The Baron close up. just In front Of
EnePrs s aa mo pep afor VINO c ob
gained sccohd place. Tho hoi1rs continued in this
s T r., nss the Ssa i a ao% Tsf@ pS
lowing and Marley nexi. Estatete. heading the
bo 1l Of an nf Maey took 3 qace %
and Lovelnldcness next Orbit and ossory strus-
ed against aeh gs Sns u6 9sd the
he held to the finish, winning amid great excitement
Pachouli finished last. The time Of the was
two minutes and fourteen seconds.
Tho race for tho National Breeders Produce Stakes
was won by C. J. Blahes bay FLY Itaca. Present
Aims finished second and Royal Star third
There wore nine starters. The betting was TO
against Itoca
The race for the Warren Nursery Stakes won
by a. W. Menys brown hy Your Grace. with Cam
balllna second apd Ben Elder third The betting was
to on Your Grace
Tho deciding hca, Of the snrbtan Handicap ycstGr.
Hpcf laat Ghutt 0uiV hos bph
Of Clubs and Sea Song.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races Monmouth Park, 2:3o p. m
Executive Committee OF Republican NATIONAL Oom'
mit.ee -. ., ,,,.,-...
congressional Committee on Emigration, Westminster
Hotel, 10 a. m. $500
American Yacht Club regatta, Milton Point
Dcnarture OF 9Th Regiment for State Camp.
KIN Won Kull Rowing Association regatta, Bergen
Point afternoon
moor. ,
steamship Amsterdam.
New York. Philadelphia baseball match Polo Grounds.
D. IN. a.. -
Excursion Of r. ii. Macy & Co.'s Mutual Aid So
ciety Point View.
Ueturn OF 18th Regiment nom State Camp.
Music In Central Park by 9TH Regiment band, 4
p. m
Rlyeryiew Grove.
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Earned runs-Ncw-York, A Philadelphia, 0. First
base by errors-New- York. 0; PHILADELPHIA, g. Left on
bases-NewYo Philadelphia g. FRS, base on balls
Crane 1. Conner !. Teman Gore Wood l. Bastian i
Irwin stolen ba es-ward l. Andrews 1. Struck out
Crane !. Herman J. Wood l. Andrews l. FoGary j. Farrar
Mulvey J. Basan 3 Irwin |. Two-base hts-O' Iourkc
l. Andrews wild Pitches-Buineton 1. Crane /. Passed
balls-Brown Q Clements 1. Umplre-Mr. Daniels Time
OF game-1 hour. 55 minutes.
Yesterdays game at Washington Park. Brooklyn. be-
tween Brooklyn and Kansas City clubs was won by
the latter nine strange 1t may seem. There was
farsized crowd present but the game not one TO
cause much enthusiasm. The home players outbatted
their opponents but the through clumsy errors
Porter pitched in good form against his Ga CLUB ana
seemed hugely delighted at his Tho score was
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Bonnie Inc. to slntram. to Navigator. IL to
wild Cherry, is to Charleston.
Pools-Ssm d. $40. Juba $50, field 500.
Mutuals-ec8 80.
neck before Bonnie Ino and sinram On ,ne
Sntram rushed forward and led Juba length ana mai
the ouarcrs but In the stretch JUDAH oao avn"
and by five lengths 80 =,
THIRD RACE-PURSE $500 Two-fEAhohD
MAIDENs. FIVE FURLoNGs.
Santa Anita Stables Alaho. by Grin''c aW,liamu
rSs S ss"s BOZ ,os
,,, ~ $40 po,n iIawley 1o4 1.o. and Roustabout
Bettine-Even Alaho 8 to Bonnie Bounce 70 ,
Uawley. 7 to 1 Roustabout 10 70 1 Remseh' ~ 70
May W. go n...n an
Geld s15.
Mutusls-s7 10 ,..,
A soon as tho signal given. Alaho took the LEAD
and never being headed. won by length. i'ous
wa, second to the quarters but Quit In the se'cn
Ecmsn was second four lengths from Bonnie bou.u. -
FOURTH RACE-PURSE $500. SELLING NILE"
W. IicndrIc's b. t. Dopecp. by Bertram skatrese
p w W. ss 70 j. &. Drums.ick, 60, SAlsn} z
Cotton DOyIe's Dr. Time m teiiFtt!sa' r. o. ioi "
c.,~. r. Of. Arso III, Clara G. 1O3 Kcdar Khan 10Y
Felix os Mirth S. BrOughton 1o5, and Harry Kefneh
Be,t.ng-s TO 8 Leiita, 0 to Kedar Khan. to
popeep 4 to Clara c. IL TO Carrie I.' IL W ''i'
Is TO l. Drunstck 90 to Argo, 20 TO Bfousn'oh' 'o
to l Felix, 80 to 1 Harry Kernel.
Pools-Letritis $40 Clara c. S1S held sou.
MutuMs-e17 10. ,.,.
Carrie G. jumped away with the lead with Le.ri.ia
second but fell back and Mh took second place az 'he
quarter At the half Bopccp ran to the 'front.' iolo"co
by Drumstlck and these had 1t to themselves III .ho
stretch Bopeep winning with case by two lengths
The winner was bought by Lamasney Brothers for soo
an advance OF 1855 over the selling price
FIFTH RACE-HANDICAP HURDLE PURSE eeoo
3-l6 MILES. HURDLES.
F. H. sormss voItiseur, by Bullion-J cssamlne'
1.s,,y yfs s;.n 49, Percy g. las lGuornj .
H. IL Storms's b. g. Lijero, g. 15o (hayoeh| d
Time-2 90
Glenarm $50 Meadow Queen 100, Sanford $780, Wheaty
l5o Sliekaway 125 and Judge Grfiths 49, also ran
Betting-0 to 5 Glenarm to Wheauy 70
voltgeur to judge Grinh, 10 to slickaway 10 TO
HIero, Is TO ] Meadow Queen 80 TO Sanford 80 TO
] Percy.
pools-Glenarm and Meadow Queen EQUIPPED $40; neld
$50.
Mutuals-s46 30
Judge Griffith was the first TO show, with Glenarm
second but at the second hurdle, Meadow Queen and
Glenarm wore first and second. Voltigcur then mado
play, and finally by two lengths from Percy. The
iayorite in the Of the lot. /, f; -
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NEWARK.

Hangman James Van HIse, who hanged two murderers
week ago. sued in the Second District Court yes
terday on a judgment for $50 obtained against him
nineteen years by Joseph Grover, OF New Bruins
wick. Growers counsel objected TO Van Hse being
sworn as he had been convicted OF perjury and served
a term in State prison. The objection was overruled
and Judgment was given for the full amount to the plain
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long ISLAND.

Captain Grant Racket Of Huntington, has been
presented with an immense shark which was caught
The other day in huntington Bay The shark was
those waters.
The body of Christian lIazelbuhr, shoemaker and
morning He lived on tho road leading to the Isle
Of Wight, between the latter place and Lawrence
An autopsy showed that he had been dead three days
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ALONG THE SOUND.

bridgeport has voted 100000 for new school
house IN the western part of the city, and 10000 TO
repair the old County Court House soon as the new
$4,000 one IS occupied.
Grace Mcconnell was burned to death at Bridgeport
Yesterday. She using kerosene oil to knde fire.
She was about ten years of age.
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Tur RrCoRD OF THE CLUBS.

The New.York and Philadelphia clubs VIII pay ~ u'
pelo Grounds to-day; the Brooklyn and Kansas Guy
mines at Washington Park. Brooklyn and the jersey Cy
and Scranton mines at Jcrsey City.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY % 1853

Tho launches will be handicapped under Chief Engineer
Isherwoods formula for allowance which gives inc
merit Of yacht az the quotient OF the speed IN knots per
hour divided by tho cube root of the length on ,nu
line ncci,l Gun has also bcon offered for the launch
MAKING tho time over the irrespective OF
time allowance The eatrlcs for this race arc
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HOME NEWS.


ALBEMARLE-J. w. Bookwalter. OF springnein, ONO
AsTOR-Patrlck Egan OF Lincoln, Neb Bhu NoMlo IN
thew 8 QUAY Of Pennsylvania. FIFTH AVENOE-tN
Covernor Samuel r. Iauser OF Montana; excohgressmah
n DIok Of PENNSYLVANIA; and J. Manchester haynes
=; Maine WINDSOR-Congrossman James j. Belden OIL
Syracuse and John Newell. OF Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28

Mace and Will present report Charges will be pre-
ferrsd against tho local inspectors II It Is found they
arc blanc in regard to the improper CONSTRUCTION
OF tho gallery - 49,,
Coroner Eldman Yesterday cmpaneled Jury which
next Wednesday Will try TO ascertain what caused th
The Mace and measured some OF tho girdcrx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
SHIPPING NEWS.

SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEwYoRx.........FRIDA JULY II. 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer Britannia tBr). PGsell, Liverpool July ls
Queenstown 10 and ZIG passengers 60 Bruce
ismay Arrived at tho Bar at l.20 pm.
Steamer Brrxensernn (Nor Mortonsen. Baracoa days.
PcarsalL Arrived Al the Bar at m
steamer Tallahassee Fisher Savannah odays. with muse
and passengers to Il l. Walker . Ia, 49,
steamer Fanita Nelson. Wilmington. days. with mdse
and passeng gers oto WIN Z clyde q Co.
steamer Richmond Jenney West Point va Win muse Anu
steamer l0a noke Hulphcrs Newport News and Norfolk.
with mi SO and passengers to Old Dominion - Co
steamer Lucy T. Miller, Miller. Bangor Me, with mdso
ami assongers to ii smith g Co ,,.,
steamer Eleanora Bennett. Portland with mdse 70 horao
Hall. ,,. I'll No.. .. Dada.
steamer City OF Fitchburg, Weaver FAN hVer 70 boroen
& Bangor.
sUNsET-At Sandy Hook. wind moderate. FL cloudy and
hazy At Guy Island. wind ireh Me- cloudy anu 'hcK OH
shore.
Steamer Canada (Br, Robinson. London-F w Hurst.
Steamer OBJ Hams. Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon II Brown Co ~, ,,-...., -. o.,
CITY Of Chester (Br) bohu L'orPoo VIA Vueons
Steamer Hum6odt OBJ. Grimes. Liycrpool-Busk & Jew
Steamer LANDAU City lBr) Gore Bristol James Arke
steamer slonian (Br) Jameson. Avonmouth Dock. K
steamer lalia (Br). Craig. Avonmouh Dock BrlstoD-
steamer Circassia (Br. Campbell. Glasgow Henderson
steamer Hekia DAM Thomson stettn. Copenhagen. &C
steamer Gothia CGer Franck siettin ana Copenhasen
steamer Geilert (oer). Knhewen Observation-Disclosures 6
steamer Fibo (Ger Blanke Bremen via Southampton
Steamer Amsterdam (Dtch) Boujer Ro,terdam-F unch.
Edye& Co. -, =, ,,
Beban.
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zone man out wheA winning run was scored
innnnhne ont for Interfering with battcd ball.

DonOhue out Tor interfering With batIcu DaII'
R RsSSklyP 3,,r 9 Q 9 Q -
Runs earned-Brooklyn. Kansas City. l. First base
on errors-Broolyn, 0; Kansas City Lett on bases
Rrooklyn Kansas City, First base on bals-Caruth
ers Smith / Burdock Q Struck out-Pnkney l. Mclam-
anv l. Davis J. Brennan 3, Porter l. Three-base hits
Davis l. Twobase hits-OBrie .. Phillips /. Douoio
pays-Barkley and Phillips, Davis ana Philips Donohue
and rs,erdav Orr and Bushong Wild pitches-Caruthers
/ Porter l. Upp.rc-Mr. McQua1e. Time OF game
l hour 90 minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28
c,p,rocA ENTRIES FOR TODAY

saxatoga, July 81 (specal.-Fcr tomorrow, the
third regular day Of the meeting the programme Is proia
ing for good sport high class horses are engaged
IN the several races.
The first should DO BY Yum YUM with Banner
Bearer second.
Los Angeles should win the Alabama Stakes, Bella
B. second
second.
Fourth rsce--Bootmskcr and Come
These are the entries:
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Length on
water-line.

turn from port 10 starboard. $780,. w Hail
The Regatta Committee consists Of George w. Hal;
Ezra Connor Thomas l.. Scovll, Edward s. lnnet anu
William Weber
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MAXINE INTELEfGENCE-
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY
Sun rsea l49 Sets 7l6 Noon rise 1890 Moons age
HIGH WATER
M-sapdy noox. 1923 GOV. Isrt - Hell aa.@ !;oS
PM-Sandy Isox 1881 GOV IsrL noon. He'll Gate li49
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28

The POOL selling this evening was lively especlaiy IN
the meand sixteenth race, Six OF them selling nearly
80. .,.- r..u. AN u,ro Crah
$40 Lotue Wall $50 Tudor ego Golden lsee gu rfnce
Fortunate $40 Clay Stockton $40, Ausrana S. BUSINESS
81. -. ~, - .oo p,.so soo
Belle dor S15 ElEira So. - ~ c..,..
Third-Grisctte 500 Wahoo s2T. Wary e25, Santaene
500 Brown Duke 500 Dad 800, Longlght IS, Nosburg
81. -. o.-.nox cog Cbuhouto
s16 Minnie Palmer sl4 Queen OF Trumps sl3 Button So
No pools steepechasc.
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srARrER SHERIDAN GOING no sARAToG
ORBIT WINS THE GREAT ECLIPSE STAKES.

Saratoea July ~ (Special) james Sheridan Will DO
here 10. morrow and expects TO the horses.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Tn-nAY
Announcements.

Announcements.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
$40 WEST l26rI.sr
Diseases OF the Nervous system. Genito Urinary OrgAn4
Impotence stsrility Hours; 3 TO II. s to8
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
MAINE DISPATCHES.
THIRTY SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING
OF the Maine Medical Association.

PORTLAND, June IL.
The first days session Of the Maine Med
ical Association convened at Portland this
morning. The association was called to or
der at 10 o'clock by the president, DIR. T. C.
Thayer Of Waterville. Prayer was offered
by Rev. Henry Blanchard of the Congress
Square Church. The treasurer's report
showed the usual satisfactory condition of
the finances of the association. Delegates
were introduced from other societies and a
verbal report made by DIR. Albee of Cam
len from the visitors to the medical school
Of Maine. DIR. Z. r. Nealley of Bangor
Read paper on the use and abuse of the
microscope. Reports were read aud accept
land school for medical instruction. Drs.
W. L. Baxter of Bangor, E. II. Bennett of
Lubec, W. r. Dodge of Troy, W. E. Elwell
Of Portland, +. W. Gould of Swanville,
and J. ID. Ttcomb of Wateryille, the CON-
mittee on ascerlaining the status of medical
registration law, reported through its chair
man, DIR. Weigewood of Lewiston, recon.
amending the prosecution Of the proceedings
already prepared to be instituted against the
secretary OF state by mandamus in the Su-
preme Court. It's consideration was deferred
10 "Wednesday at / 30 A. NJ. DIR. J. A.
Spaulding OF Portland read a paper on the
care of epilepsy aud other nervous diseases
by dividings the muscles of the eye.
At the afternoon session DIR. +. c. Thayer
read his address " hich was devoted to meas
ures for establishing higher medical educa-
ton. The address was referred to u con-
in.ttee. Papers were read by DIR. ID. A.
iobinson, bangor, OH '.D.ffic alties in dag
nosis with illustrative Cases" DIR. l.. Z.
Warner on Accidental Iitmorrhage in La
bor," DIR. Geo. II. Shedd, on "Puperai
Edamy sa." The following members were
elected Drs. }. +. DeCoster, BiIdeford
h. Is. liebbard, Bath Daniel iIeunessey,
Wm. J. May bury, Springvale; J. B. O'Neil,
Cortland; j. B. Thornton, Scarboro; L. Is.
Wing, Dixtiell; }. + Walker, Thomaston.
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W. II ol VI M ON.5
N ominated for Governor by the Labor
Party OF Maine.

WArEkv.LLE. ,1una =.
The union labor State convention. Ae-a
here to-day, chose +. 4 Howard of Belfast,
president, and A. +. Wooster of kockland,
secretary.
Resolutions were adopted favoring green
back postal banks, government telegraph and
railroad service, pensions, income tax, secret
ballot and homestead laws, and denouncing
the unjust laws of importation of labor aud
fusion with other parties.
W. NJ Simmons of Rockland was nomin-
atcd for governor and c. +. Halliday, e..
W. Glleu, j. II. Cummings and A. W..
Smith for electors. The convention also
chose a State committee and effected thor
ough organization.
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SPORTING NEWS.
BostonS, PhiladelphiaS WaShinStons and
ChiCasoS Win.
The National League.

At Boston-Bostons 5, Detroits 2. Base
hits, Bostons 5, Detroits, Z. Errors, Bos-
tons 8, Detroits 7. Batteries, Radbourn and
Kelly for Boston; Gruber and Cancel for
Detroit.
At elphia-PhilaNelphna 4, Pitts-
burgs g. Base hits, Phila;ielphias 8, Pitts
burgs T. Errors, Philadelphias 8, Pittsburgs
7. Batteries, Gleason and Clements for
Philadelphia; Calvin and Miller for Pitts
burg.
At New York-New Yorks 2, Chicagos 4.
Base hits, New Yorks 8, Chicagos 6. Err
rors, New Yorks s, Chicagos IL. Batteries,
Keefe and Brown and O'Rourke for New
York; Borchers and Ryan and DAILY for
Chicago.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 5, Indian
apolis l. Base hits. Washingtons 6, Indian
apolis 6. Errors. Washingtons 4, Indiansp-
oils 8. Batteries, ODay and Deasley for
Washington; Shreve and Buckley for Indian
apols,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-13
THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY
OF the Introduction of Maine Good
Templars.

PORTLAND, June l2.
The exercises in the celebration of the
Both anniversary of the introduction of Good
remplars into Maine was held in the City
Hall tonight. There was u good attendance.
Grand Chancellor s. s. knight presided.
Music was furnished by Chambers band
Addresses were made by Neal Dow. Grand
Secretary, George 4. Bracket, Past Right
Worthy Grand Templar, j. II. Crne, II. II.
Burbank, Sidney Perham, II. A. Shorey, 7.
L. Simouton, Rev. ID. B. Randall and others.
There will be an excursion tomorrow to
Peaks Island with speeches and diuner.