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po11yyc11 INFLUENCE DID NOT SAVE HIM.

Patrick Walsh, Democratic politician, who boaste1
his political pull" and said before trial that he was
e. all right he had much influence 70 20 TO the
State Prison. sentenced yesterday by Recorder
Smyh Imprisonment Sing Sing for four years and
eight months Walsh is carriage painter and worked
John Boyle In the carriage factory at No Seventh
until early In February. when he passed Civil Ser
vice examination and placed the eligible list for
Custom House inspector lie went Boyles shop on
February the day after he had passed his son
and became involved in a dispute with his former
ployer small Of money. Walsh seized heavy
whnletree and struck Boyle blow the head. racur
ing the skull that piece Of the bone had to be
tracted Boyle in the hospital for a long time and
has recovered from the effects of the blow Some
OF Wsshs friends IL is alleged far write
before trial which seemed from District
Attorney Fellows asking Assistant District Attorney GOn
to postpone the case. Many persons sought to have
Walsh suspension sentence but the Re
corder said assault unprovOked and outrageous
and sentenced Walsh for the highest term under the
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BROOKLYN.

The largo iron derrick which broke down at the
Navy Yard several months ago, because OF defect
In the structure which had not been discovered by
the factor OF SAFETY has been nearly finished by
the contractors and VIII be used fer placing the big
gems the cruisers
The Brooklyn Aidernen yesterday adopted resolu-
tions urging Governor iiill 10 refuse TO sign the bill
granting franchise TO tho Edison Electric Light
Company, its approval would be a blow at Home
Rule" The Legislative Committee OF the Board was
instructed TO go 10 Albany to oppose the measure
before the Governor to-day. The bin was passed by
the Legislature because the Aldermen refused the com
pany charter
George f. Leyh, an optician and medical student
has been put under 200 bonds to answer TO charge
of boiling human bones at his home No. 202 Grand.st
The members OF U. s. Grant Post and their friends
VIII 60 to West Point this afternoon and decorate tho
grave OF General Q. A. Gilmore
A ueition was presented TO the Aldermen yesterday
for franchise to construct cable railway Ia Mon.
tague-st 10 the ferry from Court-st
The funeral OF tho Rev. Charles Parker, the " blind
preacher" took place yesterday afternoon In the
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church DIR. T. l.
Cuylcr preached. The burial was In Greenwood
John Fallon, a.sash and blind maker, doing bust
mess IN Greenpoint, was arrested yes
tsrday charge Of having assaulted Edward Hayes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
NEWS FROM THE SEIZURES.
NEW Jersey.

Memorial Day will be observed In Paterson ny a
parade in which the following organizations VIII taKe
part Faragut and Chaplain Blu Ter Posts, G. A. H. !;
Camp 8, Sons Of Veterans; the 1st Battalion,
n G. n. j.. the public school children. and several
secret societies.
The Rev. William A. Gay, pastor Of the First Pres
bytenan Church, Railway, started yesterday on an
extended tour Of Nebraska and the West.
For the last two Sundays parties from Newark and
other cities have come TO Railway, bringing with them
several kegs OF beet. wagon previously engaged
has them and carried them back into the country
for a dmnken bout The temperance people Will try
to prevent these excursions in future.
The houses of Henry J. stratemeyer superintendent
Of the Prudential Insurance Company, in Madison
ave. Elizabeth, and Alexander D. Meyor, in Catherine
st. were entered by burglars on Sunday night.
Jewelry and slveiware worth 300 were stolen from
the house of Mr.. Stratemeyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
JERSEY CITY.

The celebration OF Memorial Day in Hudson County
will DO concentrated in Hoboken where tho soldiers
will DO unveiled with elaborate ceremonies
There will be parade OF Grand Army Posts and
militia and number of prominent men, including
General Sherman Governor Green, Senator Mcpherson.
Congressman McAdoo and Mayor Grassman, VIII
review the parade Governor Green will preside.
Gottlieb wishart, of No. 100 Van Wrinkle ST., an old
man, while picking up coal on the Pennsylvania rail-
road track at Marion yesterday, was struck by
locomotive and instantly killed
The Board Of Public Works held another meeting
yesterday and again failed TO organize
Mrs. Catharinc Buckham, who had been staying for
some time with her brotherin-law, George Carroll,
in this city, left his house without warning on Thurs
day night and has moi been seen since.
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Earned runs-Lousville, 2; Brooklyn, 3. First base
on errors-LOulsylIe, 1 Brooklyn 4. First base on
bais-smith Mack werrck ], Caruthers Mcclellan
l. Struck out-Browning l. White /, Cook ]. Pnkney
/ Mcclellan l. Foutz Q. o'Brien l. Radford l. Stolen
bases-o Bricn l. Threebase hits-Coins L, Wolf l,
White /, Bushong !, Double plays-MeClellan and Orr
Wild pitches-Chambernin l. Passed bas-Bushong !,
Cook l. Umpire-Mr. Doeseher. Time OF game-one hour
and nfty-eght minutes
At Jersey City yesterday the Jersey City nine defeated
the Easton team by the following score:
Tersey City ''...: Q 9 90
Earned runs-Je,sey City, 4; Easton 0. First base
on errorsJersey City, Easton, First base on balls
Lang /, Honard /. Burke, Allen. Left on bases
Jersey City 5; Easton Struck out-Jersey City, 4 {;
Easton H. Double plays-Allen, Vandeboucort BEGAN
nom Three-base hits-OBrien 1. Two-base hits
o'Brien 1, Knowles l. Friel l. Alien L Hit by pitcher
Brady Passed observation-disclosures Q. Wild pitches
Daily l. Sullivan 1. Unpire-Mr. Holland Time OF
game-Two hours.
The Lesgue and Association records to date are as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

baltimore, May 2S.-The Cincinnati players were un.
able TO hit Kilroy's curves to-day while Mulane was
botted freely and also Wild at tines The score
follows:
Cincinnati I-s
Observation-Disclosures, s; Baltimore, 7. Errors-Cn-
cinnst 6; Baltimore, 5. Pitchers-Muane and Kilroy.
Umpire-Mr Ferguson
philadelphia, May 2s.-Seward pitched in fine form
against the Kansas City nine this Afternoon ana he
superby backed up consequence OF which the
were shut out The score was
Athletic o 90
Baschlts-Athletlc, 10 Kansas CITY, L. Errors-Ath.
letic / Kansas CITY, s. PtChcfs-Seward and Fazan.
Umpre-Mr. Carney.
The games at Chicago Pittsburg, Boston and Cleye-
land yesterday postponed account Of the rain
dispatch from Paterson last night announced that
Pitcher Mccormick has decided not to play baseball
all this year.
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THE MAroR BACK AGAIN. IN THE CITY HALL

Mayor Hewitt returned his old quarters In the City
Hall yesterday and found them swept and garnished
redGlent u fresh paint and vanish newly eurtaned and
carpeed and presenting sround improved appearance
MI Hewitt said that he much pleased to get back
and was tad that he spend the remaining
months OF his there. Many called 10 congratulate
him on HE return to City Hall, among whom were Re
corder smyth ami DstIicA Attorney Fellows. Before eav.
Ing tie Stewart Building. Mr. Hewitt wrote letter OF
thanks u exJudge HI for the of the rooms In the
Stewart Building occupied the Ave months without
charge by tho Mayor and expressed the belief thst Mr.
Hilton had saved the liz Of the Mayor and Of his subord
By taking them away from the sswersss Of City Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
WELL-KYOWN MEN IN TOWN.

Senator Eugene Hale, of Maine, is slowly recovering
from his attack of rheumatism but Is still confined to
his at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Joseph Marley of Maine is in the city after visit
to Washington, but IS closc-mouthed on politics.
EX.Conertssman J. H. Colkins Of Indiana. who IS
at the Clsey House. Is for Gresham for President and
understood 10 be the political manager of his boom.
SecretaN Endicott, who was here Sunday night
has CONS over TO Salem, Mass, private business.
Attorney General l. T. Kitchener, OF Indiana, has
been in NevYork for several days, looking over poll
ties In General Harrison's interest
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N N;11s, 80. 9 9 9 9 90
Earned ,uns-New.York g. Washington, o. First
base by errors-New.York 3; Washington 3. Left on
bases-New.York g. Washington. 6. First base on balls
Tiernan o Wilmot l. Stolen bases-Tiernan l, Ward l.
Ewing @ Conner 1. Struck out-Gore l. hichardsoh l.
Cleveland Daily l. Myers 1. Hoy 1. Irwin l. Donnelly
1 Three base hts-Cleyeland l. Two-base hits-Gore
1. Umpire-Mr Daniels Time Of game-one hour and
forty minutes.
The Brooklyn club, by a fine rally at the oat IN inc
last two innings defeated the Louisville team at wash
ineton Park Brooklyn, yesterday. Tho score was as
fellows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

an clcvcn-year-old boy, OF No. 73i Manhattan, ave-
two weeks ago, and striking him on the head win
niece OF a sash. Tho boys injuries arc likely 10
provo fatal.
The equipment Of the machine shops at tho Navy
Yard Is pronounced sufficient to build the engines
for the new armorcd cruiser Maine, soon to Do con
structcd Tho shipbuilding tools authorized 10 90
purchased at cost of $4,000 arc for the Ooh-
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
PRIZES FOR RxOgILEyCE IN MUSIC

The fourteenth anniversary Of the Grand Conservatory
OF Music this city, celebrated by concert at
Chckering Hall last night After the concert there
address by General HoIao c. King and the follow
Ing medals prizes were awarded The sixteenth
scholarship to Miss III. Dreyer; gold medal for piano
forte, Miss Emma d. wies; gold medal for vocal cult
ure, Mrs Julia d. Magnus; prize for harmony and COM
position, Miss Grace Allen. Among the prominent
friends OF the Conservatory present were Courtan1t
Palmer judge Shea, Theodore Roosevelt tho Rev William
h Cooke, the Rey. Or Tiffany, the Rev. Or. Deems,
and Mrs INandcr Darling.
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FRIENDS HOLD THEIR YEARLY IfEE7IyG.

Two executive sessions of the Friends yearly meet
ing were held the Meeting House, Fifteenthst. and
Rutherford place, yesterday. The morning meeting was
opened BY Brother John j. Cornell About 900 Friends
were present The districts represented Westbury
Purchase Nine Partners Easion and Saratoga Duanes
burg, and Shrewsbury and Railway. Elistles were
read from the six other yearly meetings. Robert 5
Uavlland was elected clerk. and William II. Wilets
assistant clerk, for one year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
'AELEGED BOARD1yG- HoUsg 7H1EVEs HELD

HHAHubD BVARDING-HOUSE THIEVES Held.
marry johnson and John Williams the alleged boarding.
mus .neVes' were held In $500 bail each by Justice
Weldo in The Yoikv, Court Yesterday on corn,.,n, .,
Harriet Cropser, OF No. 20 West Thirethst who tcst
ned that they visited her May % and
with $50 worth Of her ewery and clothing There were
dozen other compliments in court and one of them
joseph Murray OF No. 900 East Seventy st. testified
that Williams broke room on Nav "a and stole sooo
worth Of his vauables williams was held for examina
ton on this charge also.
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THE GIANTS TAKE REVENGE.
BEATING WASHINGTON WITH EASE.

pRooKLYN AND JERSEY CITY ALSO wIN-THE
RECORD OF THE CLUBS.
Tho New.York and Washington clubs played at the
Polo Grounds yesterday before 1880 spectators The
h.ms nine won with ease Myers injured finger In the
fopr, inning and Shock his place. The score was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
DR. rALHA GE PRA 0rrsIsG IN THE PARK.

Dr. Tsmage was practising for tomorrow's parade IN
Prospect Park yesterday. lie Iode an ironsray horse
and sat in the saddle with fine military bearing
The Tabernacle pastor will make his first appearance In
uniform horseback chaplain Of the 18th Regiment
IN the Decoration Day march OF war veterans ana National
Guardsmen In Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
OUTGOING NTEIMERA
SHIPPING .NEUS.

SHIPPING NEVIS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.........M) NDAY. MAY? 1ss ;
ARRIVED
Steamer Ludgste Hill OBJ. Brown. Lonfon My 12
with mdse and passengers Henderson Bros Cd at
Steamer EtSiopn tBrl, Wilson Glasgow IT, with md'e
and to HfTd'T p. BrSs o. soren
to Nay Paiermo 3D. with order vessel Barber
steamer L.erdam CDtchl: stenEcr: Rotterdam May u;
Steamer fotis Br, Dawson St Johns NJ and Halifax
Steamer CAL Konow Ser; kanr: Barae a day., with
Steamer Mexico (spanl Carmona Havana days with ndse
passengers Ccbaos Co Arrived at the Bar az
steamer winthrop Bragg Portland with to HOrats
Steamer wfke.barre catcs. Boston for Port Johnson
md :e1 10 John In + Van sickle :"
Port Royal days. with mdse and passengers Mallory
ton with md.e and passengers to VIM Clyde & Co.
Steamer CITY OF augusta Catherine savannah. day.
steamer Cnas Meyer Hand, Baltimore with coal
soidsted Coal Co
Arrived yesterday
Bark Raghorne lNorl Benson. Hamburg 20 days, with
BARK Importer Vessels. HiosO via Portland in ballast to
master
sUNsET.At SANDY Hook, Wind moderate Sc thick FOG
Al City Island. wind light Sc, teggy.
CLEARED
Steamer Alaska (Br. Murray, LiverpOol-A NJ Underhl
steamer Peccnic (Br Evans. Lsbon-Phep, Bros & Co
steamer Hess Laguayra, Puerto CorteE. &c
Steamer welhaven (NOrh sevad, Baracoa-Gomez &
Pearsail.
steamer Louisiana eager, New. orleans-s II Seaman
Steamer Breakwater Dole. West Point Vs-old Dominion
IS
Steamer , Wyanoke Boaz Norfolk. City Point
steamer VIM Woodward, Youna Baitimore-B N Dswner
ship J. W MARI, Cotton. Portland. 0re-Sutton Co
&Cs '
Brig HermanOs (Norl Rasmussen. Port Natal-John Nor
ton a Sons
Bris Alaska OBJ Buck Moutevideo-John Norton sons
n. Ia.
brlg Ien-rin1. Tracy. Havana dwin w Adams & Co
big Victoria, Hammond Bridgetown-H Trowbridges
Sons
SAILED
Via Long Island Sound brgs Van Horn for Windsor
Ms; Bowea. Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER
FOREIGN PORTS
scrLY. May 26-Passed steamer Leasing (oer) Berends
from New. York on her way 10 Hamburg
for Nsw.York w.
LnaRD NAY G-Arrived. steamer HelvehA (Brh ceoh
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TRY CoRNELL's BENzoIN Cosmetic
soar. Best skin Soap m Ads.
keld evsrywherA
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What of Missouri Has to Say About
The UNITED STATES MUTUAL
ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

The New-York and Washington mines wifi play at the
Polo Grounds to-day the Brooklyn and Louisville mines
at Washington Park, and the jersey City and Easton
mines at Jersey City.
The Allentown nine made It's first appearance New
ark yesterday, and played close against the homo
club. 1t was q battle between the pitchers and ended
in victory the Newarks after stubborn fight. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Opening American Jockey Club races Jerome Park
$3.50 p m. -. c.,s
Nnyer Hewitt before Coroner Levy In Lineman Mur-
Trial ~ Thomas B. Kerr before Judge Patterson
Methodst General Conference. Metropolitan opera
House. ,-,,,. r,,o,, r,rua
ing. 10 o m
Investigation Of charges against Buildings inspector
New York washington baseball match. Polo Grounds
p -. r.-u,,v
sventh-st, 8 p. m.
Annual meeting Of Produce Exchange Q :15 D. m:
Chassis Of New-York Fifth Avenue Reformed ohu ,1i
Company y, 18th Regiment reception, Arlington hs'h
sp m ,.,ors National Civil
Saxyfce Reform League Chckering Hall. e'oo p HI
HaYaem Republican Club club house. p m =.
Lincoln Club reception. Thirdave ana Nne'een's'"'
sHm ~. 90 N,ssan.st An M
InstalIstion of the REV. Andrew Beatue' ohurSh Va
ne Sea and Land p. m ,
Jecttnxs OF Police and Pilot Commissioners
Caledonan Club reception, No. 10 Horauos p ni,
Reunion OF Scottish Rite Free Masons sco'ush n'''
Han. p. m - ,,...u pooson s,.teenth
Street Baptist Church, Z 40 - m -. and pu.hsr
Trzends yearly meeting, fiteeh'n-s~ ~"u A'N
ford place. 10 g. III aud p. m
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY
sun rises ass Sets 7S Moon rise 1l22 Moons ase IL
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INCOMING STEAMERS
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Announcements

HENRY A. DANIELS NJ d.,
yi9 WEST l2orH-sL
Diseasessf tbs Nervous Geuito Urinary Organs
Impoteuce ana sterilty. Hsurs-s TO IL toA
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HOME NEWS


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sar.,,es =. WILMINGTON ASTOR--Senator Joseph Il.
fs-,sv NJ Connecticxt - CLARENDoN-G do Week.
herp Minister for the Netherlands at Washington ana
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Ios@rh m Manley Of Maine Charles Emory Smith. OF
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threu Of Corning N Y. MURRAY HILL-Ex- Auor-
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governor Redned Proctor. Of Vermont and exconses IS
man John n buck OF Hartford vICToRIA-George NJ
pniImsn OF Chicago and John Jarrett OF Pittsburg,
vINDsoR-Colonei Jonas H. French, OF Boston.
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bon Webijiu, eS eriffire bier uur cine Ser
iGmDruns, Inn ibI i'll oeroerbeu. SIN IreuBz
bsrb0r iagte Sries, er iei in OeGtldlaa0 9es
borsn uno ieit 1866 in Iulerifa. SRI babe
er uIs gSsber, bauu ats Maurer gearbeitst,
haun bel eiuem Irst in Bergen Webiiiu ffuz
Dirt uno i'm bom0OpatbilGeu @Oue8 ST Waus
9)ort srabuirt. gtaboem er einige Wtouate
in Ser9eu rraitisirt. babe er ftt in yteroart
uieberaelafieu. Or. @,ra Sedpitb, eiu 90
mGopatb upu gli;abeth, madte fit Sries
giinitige 9usiaaen, peniger Der oerelben
S6ule angeb6Iige Or. s. .. ManoeJille
bon bier. Staateanmalt Seen iagte, Elm So
ncrant, ME bteier (6rie8 neinen0), tual4er
rorgGbe, GrStlite 8enntniiie III beiiseu, unb
tiieben merben, nub es lei ~ beoauern, baB
es feiH @eiet gebe, nm tbn Die Praris su
nerbieten. Der Gehtsanmalt iudlte oann
beR 8emeis su fiibren, bas fidl SrieS srobe
9InfIaifIsfsit uno SaumieliSfett ifuloi8 9ez
rnn9t, mas mad 9tidlter Depep Ausleguu9
5elbrederiid nub fraIbar lei. sc lei ibm
ned ME elm SGl BON ioldler meoiiintiAer
llnnihenbeit 0orgefommeu, uuo Soft bet
bite, bab bisier Rann Die IeiOeuSe Weni4.
teit lGuser quale; boffsutlid} geldnae es. TIM
uniddelid gu MAIDEN. Jiab elmer flareu
unb unparteiifdeu auiprade bes 8i6ters
Girtpatrit puroe bic Sad|e nm ubr Der
Surp iibeIseben, unb Hestere bradte uaf
turser 8eratbuns ben @abriprud elm:
rShuloig, pie ansetlast." Sries tpirb am
&ieuflas perurtbeilt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-18
Wetfdjerun9sfG)ipinoel.

Gbica8o, II. Sebruar. = GIN IN BEN
@efdngnis su Stillmater, Wtiun., cine ldu.
aere 6reibeitsfrafe abbiiBeuber DR.. &usuf
Somsip it oils Sob. g. Gaptosfp, tpel9e,
nor feds Sabreu angebIid1 in Chicago SeIbf.
mnrs beeing uEb befien gBittpe clue eebeas.
periiheruugs SumTe BON $500 erbieIt,
ibentifi5irt tporsen. Gr bat nat ieiuer Slu6i
cine stpsite Srau in @basfa aebeiratbet uuo
ssrns Ssos M as IN ahoaaa s ~ 5ssssn sat sis sen
aIs be Gran oaraui uiflt eiuseben pollte,
beriudte sr iie III ern1Oroen uno murbe oesz
balb nod benz ,3udtbauie 3eiauot. @r tpirS
mad Chicago suriidgebradt iperoen.