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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
SCORES ON OTHER DIAMONDS.

Phi,,delph.a May 2-The home players bstted Clark
sons In the first inning today and knocked out
four three earned but after that they did nothing
With him Casey pitched with surprising effectiveness"
bu, errors by and Clements permitted the visitors TO
rally FIVE unearned and win the The fielding
Of Mulvey and Nash and the formers hitting were the
only atures The as follows:
Bs s..s '..: .::: 3 9 Q 9 p
-Philsdelphis 2, Bosom Esro,s ,-
Gmpire-Mr Tessenden.
Pitt.ourg. May 2-Inability to hit oBrien'' curves
at the proper time, McAlecrs brilliant fielding and
NeKean's batting compelled the home yield their
cond game Of the series TO the Cevelands to-day The
score
es%ssnd -: 9 9 9 -
suIs ssys.Gs a
Cmpirs-Mr. Lynch
indianapolis May 2.-Admlrer- of heavy batting were
In high gse to-day over the Of baseball
the Chicago and Indianapolis teams The Chicago men
might have won the game but for Indifferent fielding.
The appended:
GSatssc .: ... 7 3 g 9-I3ss
Bss"htsIInd1nsDo' Is Chicago ls Errosln
Columbus May The cold weather kept the At.
tendance at to-day's game under 1000 ttn.v ,,IIv
IN the eighth inning gave Baltimore victory BY the
subjoined score:
s s;1s%Ss: -: -: ~
r eSss@ess .ns waasl
Cmpire-Mr Ferguson '
ST. Louis, May 2-Superor sllsround playing enabled
the ST. Louis win another game from Louisville
to-day Kings pitching and his almost fauless sumner,
were the features of the game The score was a,
follows
D. Louis .......... o IA
Louisville ......... O o 0 0 q n
Basehits-St. Louis g. Louisville 8. Errors-st Inp,s
L. Louisville 8. Ptlcbers-King and strst,on Umpire
Mr.. Daniels
Kansas City May 2-The Cincinnati team PLAYED
taute>s game today but beaten through the pla,ers,
inability 10 gauge SwartrePs pitching. The score 4,
annexed
Kansas CITY l 1 o-3
Cincinnati ........ 2 0 O %
Basehits-Ksnsss City o. Cincinnati T. Errors ansas
City Cincinnsu O. Pitchsrs-Swartzel ana smith
Cnpife-Mr. Gsnney.
Al South Orsnge-AlerA OF Seaten Hall. 81 Pster
son, o.
Al Easton-Easton 8, Lowell g.
Al Observation-Disclosures 8, Worcester q
A. syrseuss-syrscuse Q. Buffalo O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
VARIOUS NEW. JERSEY TOWNS.

PLAINFIELD -BurrlarS broke into the postofire
Wednesday night and blow open tho large safe. but
wer" frightened away before getting into the inner
safe whcrc there was $4,000 In cash. stamps and
securities. The thieves thoroughly ranSscked the
"ce and carefully examined the letters and packages
IN tho money -orier and stamp department. Reg.
stored letters, After being opened strewn about
the roor.
ORANGE.-The F1rSs Congregational Church OF
Winch"e'cr Mas. las extended a call to tho Rev
frederick H. Pullan. Of the Grove street Consresa-
tional Church IN Fast Orange, Offering him g. 500
year and parsonage. The polo season
VIII Qpen in orange on the grounds OF the Essex
County Country club, In Mount P!cassntape. on
saturday afternoon. and thereafter games Will BIZ
Ilaycd every Tuesday, ThIrsday and saturday.
MEN Mr. NSWIIK.-lhs cas- against John {.
Raymond who Is charged With burning houses al
I~cln, VAS brought before the court yesterday. Fail
will he fixed day. Raymond was NOT represented.
~ Governor Albeit and senator Adnan aro for the
defence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

Chra,p. Nay ,~p"cial'.-Ahont thirty people gain
rrrl I'm private par!or In LahoNr" i'' hish'' lh'y
y.r, the disciples of the Rev G"orgc Jseo1 Srhwcln
,r 1,,l, man has largo farm ROCKFORD.
III vbcr, his followers have been worNhippinB nm
a, IN, { hrist returned to Garth While ta'niy az
rOpr!ne this hunar" and acting rs teacher Oh d''i'
truth no has never uut last night openly put iorh
, claim TO tho Mc>siahshp. a local paper rp"r'S
If, talk to his Disciples, mostly women q iol'o"s'
How do know am Christi WEI tei sou'
Ind , vision, Whea / wac five years Old ] saw
,,, ,,,lI moss, n holy woman who would be t'
~ ,, ,rIr,,u,, u,nt,"r and train NE for divine me
m n yi,"n came ir,r. nat Mrs Reeman; hay"
not come 10 saw those VINO ,i"m Sa'' " w '
/ have come to make up my Jewels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
4 STRIKE OF A SINGLE DAY.

There was short lived strike YESTERDAY among the
baker, employed in the large bakery Of s. Is Hcree
man 4 son, at Graham ard Powers 81, Williams.
tIIrg. Al the usual umc fpr beginning work dele
CATION called upon william H"I~"man. Tn" heal OF the
firm. and Informed him that lis thirty NE bakers
would not return to work unless hC sisn~i an agree
men, that they should have Onr hour less work "ah
day with two hours less on SATURDAY. A. O'Clock
last night Mr. lcr>eman agrrIi b. take thu men back
on their own terms, he had receive infurHatI"n
that his customer. were I'm favor 81 H." nri All!
IUdr. TIL, strike i sah hv ~" members 81 BaHr'S
Mons NO~. ) and 8 10 10 the tcgtuIng ui a neral
uir. furr Tho lags" ballTg nrr to work their nen
cleN en- Instead II Twelve hours a day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
RUNWAY SvEGyON> COMPARING NOTES

=. Louis Mat special. n" >N'Ond annual con
vr,'inn o. 'hc National Association ~ Railway SIR
reul> rpIc,c,'ug the majority Ci the railroads ot
N" utrd states began ru>IHrS> in the PirLwick
Tln,.rs to-day. Among the 800 delegates some
Of tbs most pr,rucni rslllUal surgeons In the coun
try and they earnest IN their support Of this new
as,uriatuI which + "Ap"ct"l 10 be Of Invaluable ser
vce to the rail- und hospital y at"n. An address Of
welcome Wa. dcli; cred - DR.. L. H. Gregory. OF tn,
civ which va, rr'5IonGrl to by III" president, DR..
Io,ksnu If Kl,,a, tly. The following psu"rS
rcai. \ Pea for More D"lsll IN III" rratmsn OF
Hallway Injuries" Dr. ". Is. outton nurfiral lII"i..
IN HALLWAY Surgr.y- Or. :. p KliHs"ns nith q" Raj.
,yav surgery" Dr. +. T.. Russell. Ampuf stions Dr.
II Middleton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
A MOCK MARRIAGE MAKES TROUBLE.

John McDermott, an insurance agent boarding ~
No. s3 Oakland ave arra gned before Police
Justice Wanser In Jersey Cy yesterday, charged with
obtain ng money under false pretence'. Tho COM
planant was Miss Title Ill., who boards in tie same
house with Nc Dermott AZ party given In the
house on March a mock marriage was performed
for the amusement Of the guests Miss Hill and William
II. Mabie acting as tho principals and McDermott per.
forming the ceremony Everybody thought It was
Joke but Il Is alleged that McDemott has recently
teen circulating report that he Is notary and that
the marriage therefore valid Miss Hill heard tho
reports AMI demanded marriage certificate NJ -'er
mott charged her 81 and agreed 10 furnish the GER.
tirats but failed 10 DO II Is FOR this that MISS
HISS caused his arrest. MCDernott was committed
for trial
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WESTCHESrER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS Burglars have mSle several un.
.uCc. Ssl attempts during the last week 10 enicr the
rOlh!rG store Of Edward SChirmrr in Railroad avc.
\ building loar a>s0 !a'on has been organized
rs n. election Of County Treasurer Cromwell prn,i
dent Br IT, T. SChuid vice president. Ant J. +
Lockwood trea,urc-. A public meeting in Is Interest
Will ," hold In Mo-an's iIall 10 MORN" night
NNNAROSE, K--rn Tu"siav 40 excursion tIck"ts
70 Srv York wrrr sold al this station AMI $50 on
we.!n,siay At Port Chester over 1000 tickets were
.nE
-pNTES-At q meeting Of tho directors OF th'
TaIl"r, AMI pruNcr~' National BARN Nilliam "
WHAT wa, Lraur.oIsly chosen president Ia the pa'"
Of v iI.sm haley, who l. dead.
,lINPPhOl Alta Sorirty Of Friends ~ Wrs'.
chester comfy k"l quarterly meeting i: CLaPpaIua
Yesterday and II was well attended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

VIEWING THE PARADE PROM A COOP PLACE
One OF tho most commodous fee stands from
which to view the military aud civic paraiee Wa
At No. go Broadway. 1t was erected Jointly hy
syphcr d Co. dealers in antique frnlturr old silver
ETC. and popular resort fUI visitors to tie city on
account OF their attractive exhibition OF quaint and
curious articles, AID e. ". Schumann co jewellers
for the accommodation OF the!. customers. Their
were about 500 seats. and among Others pr",eni on
wcdhehay were eA COugrc,sman ; V. Whit', Mr.
Denman Thompson /. A KIa0S Dr. II. MOIat'. Ia J
/. Thebaud and p V. Il. StqyNr-aLt. Among the
antiques was q Washington purCh-boWl, and Other
colonial dishes. from which rcircshmrnt VEN SER ed
O guests both days.
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THE FLAG CARRIED II WAYNE'S COMMAND.

THE FL1G CAhNEO II " 7 NJ ) fVMNENI
Wabash, Ind, May 3.-Dr. Z. &. Moore OF tbs city
is the OF rarc Centennial relic, which he flung
TO ths breeze Tuesday. 1t is American far
which was carried by General Anthony Wayne In his
expedition against the Northwestern Indians in 1872
The flag Is undoubtedly 100 years old. Dr. Moor la |
known Of the existence Of tho trophy for the last
twenty years, and managed to secutc possession u II
four years ago. 1t wa, the property OF Mary Dixon.
Of Miami County, a member OF a band OF Miami
Indians She Inherited the flag from her mother. II
vas captured from General Wayne by Mary Dixon :
grandfather who wcll.knOwn chief Tn" Tag Is
II, size 3 by Sig feet and IS made OF pure hone
spun linen There are fifteen stripes, aud the cOorS
oil hold remarkably well The field Is six by twenty
four inches In size, and contains simply me iihcrr
ton IN antique capital, put on With indeliblo inK
"A Wayne, ornmander-i nL bief'
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TIE oCARRHLSOMg BOARprR WAS KILLED.

Detectives were engaged yesterday In investigating
the death Of William Ludenter, whose bruised BODY
was found on Tuesday night lying the steps IN
front Of his boarding house. No. OLA Fast sHty mn
81 The investigation lei TO the arrest Of Robert
Dittman fft y.sA years old. thr keeper Of the hrad
ing house and Kllllan DrabOld, twenty-five year.
old one OF tho b0arles. Minnie Maddox. age four
teen who lives In the house. said she saw the men
fighting at 10 O'Clock nrsday night. Drabpld con
fe led that he had assaulted adcnter, who. h" sam.
came home drunk and qua rrlsOme. Hing wort.
Mallon ard Wales. who LAT previously ben arnscl
for the crime, discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
urow TO HIGH LICENSE IN MISSOURI

Jefferson CITY, Mo, May Special Temperance
and uiyh License rrcrNe q sNvrIr low 10 might from
-, ,u,.,,,, LEGISLATURE When the Legislature con-
v,pcd last winter public sentiment Throughout tho
stat. seemed 10 be In favor VI High License several
hills OF that sort were introduced and the good points
o( all were selected and incorporated In measure
known a. the Dcerng hi, which liked the license a.
- 300 This tlll passed the House two weeks ago,
and II was contdrntly expected on all sides that It
would bec0m" law Tho liquor element, however,
procrstrd to capture the senate. In exposing the
scandal The St. Louis Republic Incurred blur-
I'm the shape OF $50 900 libel suit, brought by a ST.
Louis senator, who Is the attorney OF the brewers.
Tho bill was put Its final passage todsy, and was
defeated. II 70 9. Tho LIQUOR mon are jubuant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

passed the stand Proctor Knott length in 'front.'
running easy Long Fish second. Como toTsw third,
Keevena fourth. Booder bringing up the At
the half Proctor was four Lengths in front OF tbs
others under strong pull, with Long Fish second
and Come Taw third At the threoquaIter post
Knott still led by two lengths and as they turned
into tho stretch It the As they nesred
the wire Finnegan pulled Knott almost double in
order TO let Come to-Taw win. no did in drive,
with Proctor Knott second Long Fish third, keevens
fourth, and Boodlcr last Turfmon who saw knotts
performance convinced that he Ia greater Pro
now than as two year old and there is no doubt ne
could have won tho race Ivy ten lengths II Come W
Taw had failed TO respond a, the hnish iinr
c:lOl4 Tn" odds were TO > Proctor KNOT
to Come Taw I To together 0lryants en'rNl :
z to Long Fish 8 TO I keerepa. 90 TO Boodler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
A TEAM OF VALUABLE HORSES DROWNED

a tcsn u horse, alta he'd to farmers WAGON 'nieI
with prslucc plunged oyrVari at tAe foot OF broad
way Yesterday morning and va. iFuwneI II va,
about = O'Clock wiru {. Il. Franklin. Of Einpn' L. l.,
pulled IN Ms hor>'. Ia front OF n" Iw'nty-tLri 81
ferry house. No boat In the slip and TIE farmer
went into the ferry -hOuse to get warm. II" horses
got restless and started down the short but ratnuI
steep hl leading 10 the ferry. The gates Werr said
20 lie closest and pinned but the ongu" Of ID" wagon
forced them open AMI tho team ran down tho triig"
INTO tho river. u lid not IT, TO ia" surface ssLi.
la-tcriay afternoon the property VA recovered Uy
.ralIler,. Tho team a val ALL" one.
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. GANG or FRrrGHr THIEVES riprrKrD.

Denver, Cul, Nay t>P"r' ABA dispatch rcciv"l
here tonight from ~ iur ma Montana. >av>: Tor
N. last eighteen month, tie Union Pacific Eatlroal
Company la, lost heavily Of merchaudIS" stolen
from cars on Ar side tracks 81 tie ldahO Division.
asst Thursday TraiHma,tnr Mccarthy arrived her"
with Sheriff Rose. who ARRESTED J. y. Young, James
lrrntOn, T.. J. Collins, r. o. trcn ard 4 man named
Engalls since thcr IA" remainder Of IL" gang have
been found. and Sheriff Rose srro>t~i William imgS"
A. L. Hooper, II. Halversnn. James Wharton ana
three Others taking them ali To Dillon for examination
Goods have been found stored away In truhhH sl'i
yuIiscs IA town and since the first arr~tS were mahn,
hams tobacco champagne beer. and other s'nien sns
rpck
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E.-;yo,s ;..... : 9 9 . Q 90

"een'"Su ~ yo,r o washington l.. First base
b, rnsa Washington 6 on b al
Eev.Yok s. Washington rE F1st Rchsr Whitney,
Shock. Wise, Morrill, ,ss Se 3 whitney Hoy. struck
dsng Ward wnsy nis6 fSn9S
Tn, e. base hits-Ewing Ward Passed bsis-Clsrk Mack
S"nn01 m nr,ns acousde and Curry lime OF
sa% ne. arookyp players continued their sood WORK
Ihe nrV .nd d,teated the strong Athletic team at
YESTERDAY . 81" OAK The e,s75 people present were
*asn'ne~n .,,.d With the contest. The game was
h'eny s n-,,,snt pIsys the fielding of Foutz and
np,Sn helns unusually good. visners home run
.". MI. loudly .ppIsuded Terry pitched in his best
torrn showing remarkable control OF the ball APP
nded ie score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
Affairs IN BROOKLYN.

RECEPTION TO SECRETARY TRACY.
A social reception in honor OF secretary and Mrs.
Benjamin F. Tracy and their daughter, Mrs. Wilmer
ding, vas given by Mr.. and Mrs. J. >. 7. Stranahan
yesterday afternoon at their home No. go Unlonst
Brooklyn. The house and exte Isive gro md, OF Mr..
Stranahan at Union and Clinton sts were thrown open
to thronG OF guests The fruit trees In the garcn
wore In fun bloom and fine cherry tire" was
decorated with Lstchet. tied with red, white and
b!Lo ribbons.
The reception lasted from to 7 O'Clock, and several
hundred representatives. Of the professional literary
fashionable and political elements Of society were
presented to the guests. Among them Admiral
and Mrs. Brane General and Mrs. Buttcrtrld, Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Low General and Mrs. Jackson, Mr.
and Mrs. II. c. Bowen, Or. aud Mrs StOrrs Joel b.
Erharit Commodore and Mrs.. Ramsay, Mr. and Mrs
H. G. Du Val. DR.. T.. A. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. W. b.
Kendall, DR.. Abraham Coles, DR.. and MIS-. mage
Mr.. and Mis-. seth Low. Mr.. and Mrs. ". {. Beecher
Edwin Packard. Mr and Mrs. Henry Beam. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Pratt Mr.. and Mrs Howard Gibh Dr. and Mrs
Hehrends, Mr. and Mrs ChaIncey Low. Mr. and Mrs.
lmamy, hmOry Carhar Mr. aud MIS-. william Packer
MIR and Mrs ". II. Richards and General and Mrs
tatln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
NEWARK,

The strike OF journeymcn bah,rs, which begun at
q a. m YESTERDAY. was radically ended al noon by
nearly all the bosses acC~ins 10 the demand OF the
men. THIS for ten hours work each day OF tho
week, except SATURDAY AID twelve hours saturday
Mrs. Walter V. Smelling has begun proceed
inS for dNure from her husband, naming sarah
Doois. VITO uutil recently engaged in smelling g
psI"rhanging establishment, cores pondcnt In the
suit. The couple have two childrD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

Tho Centennial number OF Ocean q magazine OF
travel. published by the John H. Could Company 10
double It's usual size and filed with sketches and
NOTES OF interest TO travellers Tn addition 10 at
tracve matter concerning schts and yachtsmcn the
Revenue Service and the Navy. much OF which Is H.
lustrated II has . cut OF the late Captain q. ~
6obooDmsker, who commanded tho Vandalia and was
drowned In the Samoan hurricane. and also one Of
the haphip Trenton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

; Hs,, s,G CITY w.: 9 9 9 2 9 99-S
Earned runs-Jersey CITY 4. Hartford o. First base on
errorsJe-sey CITY o. Hartford 0. Left on oseS-Jctsoy
City g. Hsrt.ori g. Thrre-bHs' hs-LanS i %3oS~'
his-Say hallS-triel. btfhaf1'
Honod 2,, Henry, Say 2. McCabc, iTneh FotHtet g.
O'Connell Struck out-Henry. Say McCa6c, Mann "
Lynch oCoDnel Double plsy@Gerhnrdt Lang Lang ana
(bBricn Stolen bases-LO Brier (2), Frel hoDoru
Henry Say MURPHY C2). Moolic. Sacrifice hits-knoMcs
s5hi Lang asp pSSisL Infh ny by &d pSS
DALEY d., OConren a.. Umpire-Mr Mahoney' lime
Of gsnc-TNp hours 4. x...,,-,,
Hard Fitting and brilliant fielding were the features
OF tho gamc between the Newark and Ne~-l haven
teams az Newark yesterday. Both teams piay'u as
II their lives depended the result First bssemsn
Cororan, of the New-liavens. was fined $50 by TIE
tpre, declared for the balance OF the game Tor
talking back to him. La ; was substituted IN MS
place and saved his team defeat by making home
run. The as follows: .
Newa-f ..............o ! Z : 81
The League to date laves the teams in the aD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

Earned runs-Athlet'c l. brooklyn g. TwoOase Ms.
Bauer Purcell lcrkhilI Hon" of. rdIs
%I.t Struck out-Stovcy Lyons Iarkin, Fcnnelly :,
Cross weyhins. Burns Terry stolen e3ss,,HIn f run
wild pIche-Weyhng 8. HIS by pi,chercCL.. k Sn'
ssenhee hts1S'oEsy rE%hS IuoIIand |'''--
A peculiar decision by Umpire MaEoney In the Jer'
..v civ. Hartford game at Oakland Park yesterday
was mainly responsible for the home mines defeat.
Nshoney was clearly In the wrong and aS the game
will be protested 1t will In all probability be ORDERED
to be played over again. The decision allowed a
run TO count on the double play which retirrd tho
s,de IN the fifth inning The following Is the score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
sEcBErARY PROCTOR TO GO WEST.

Washington, May 2.-Scrre'ary Proctor has returned
To this city from New-iork and was at tho war DE
partrncnt today. saturday morning he will start on
a trip to tie West accompanied by General Drum and
Colonel Barr Tho military school at leavenworth,
Kansas, will DO Inspected and the party Will proceed
TO Denver Cheyenne, Omaha, ~. Paul and Chicago
be!g Joined by General Schofed at the latter place.
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce. f1fth Ave
nue. Hotel 10 80 a. m
Unitarian womrn's League Unity Church bfoohyn'
Berry Wall reference before Referee h!of p M,
Actors Athletic Association NEE -"s' Di'ou op
House. 2 80 D. III.
Rankin reference case before Referee mchenns
Society OF Amateur Photographers. No IL "es'
Thirtynith.st.. 30 y. -
Shakespeare Club 80 55 West Fifty Gfth.st. D. m
Arbor Day obsrvancrs In public schools
Ladies' reception al Fcnrcrs' CLUB p H.
International Chess Congress. No. Union Squaro'
Centennial Loan Exhibition Metropolitan opera HOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
URSE CITY

Tho Commissioners Of Adjustment filed their thirty
frh report yesterday in the Circuit Court. The
report embraces 49, parcels 0! real estate, large
part Of which IS owned by railroad companies. The
glnal taxes and assessments. amounting 20
Sl5j,IO2 -. increased 10 S22l,I06 j3. Tho
Commissioners to date have passed upOa 81 754 $50 81
II AMI assessments, and the adjusted amount IS
10 per cent OF the original.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
RACING In ENGLAND.

Yondon Nav 2-At the New Nrst spring meeting
Today the race for the Heath lightweight Handicap Pa"
i've uriongs was Bridges Wilrsmss four y"ar"i
bsy clly Saucy Lass g. Cleyelanfs three vcarod hav colt
Bret Hart, was f. nd and H. MakcI- three yer Odd hay
,o, " m,u>s third. Their, wcro sixteen starters In
the last letting before tho u" ODDS wern , 10 !
against Saucv Lass 90 against bret lafe. and 10
IN | against Nlmeusia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
LONG ISLAND.

Long ISLAND ny F!wart T.. Hooper, assist
ar' frrlgs, arLt he Ilafhu,h salon OF tie Onk
sand Rarpal. d-ai,-.G-.! January -, and 1900
wls missing On Tuesday r.ch n Wan Wa sr""i"d
ia tn, ,ry toI di,"Ii"r.! conduct and a nc"sparr
rMp;',s .,ar,r' .U. Ihr r'nlr,I en"ut found IN
l., Iurhet n" man w: N"aiiH"d Hooper and
lie No loGgri m tn Queens County Jail
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE Hc

PROMINENT ARRIVAIS AT THE HU HIS
c,ptsin F1zRoy of the Brtu,h NAVY BREvOORT-
Commander Henry y. Picking U. s. Navy. BRUINS
wICK-The Marquis de Mores BCCKlNGHAM-Er.
Minister Edward J. Phelps and wife OF Vermont FIFTH
AVENUE-SenatOr John II. REAGAN, OF Texas; senstn.
Henry W. Blair. OF New Hampshire ex-senator Jos'pn
F. Mcdonald Of Indiana Potter Palmer Of CHICAGO shn
Civil Engineer A. &. MenOcal L. 5. Navy. MURRAY
HlLL-COrneus A. Logan, OF Chicago.
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SIAILN ISLAND.

TOTTFNNILLE.-W :I'lH, L. Taylur shipca pNnter.
"Ti lJ'e az russ ,hipyhTri. was Instantly NlNt On
Nrtuc>uay aC noon \ tie assisting III nc Work ui
Iovr"rS propeller >hi!i icI" the how ~ GeOrg"
8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
PROCTOR KNOTT RUNS AT NASHVILLE
BOT ALLOWED TO wIN-THE RACE GIVEN TO
HIS STABLE COMPANION.

HIS STABLE COMPANION
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 2.-Ihe first day Of the spring
esetng at West Side Park TO day proved moro than
realization Of the fondest hopes OF the manage
.ss.. The crowd was vsriously estimated at from
sro 70 10000. Tho weather was glorious, the
ma and the racing excellent. The event Of
aS VA, Of course, the s., 900 sweepstakes, and
PROCTOR Knott, the great son OF luke Blackburn,
..,s.p .st the grand stand shout went up nom the
80. which thoroughly attested bis great pOpu-
t.rs. .se race was given to his companion. Come.
IN 70 prevent bis being penaued. but It is gen
- BY horsemen that Knott could have
m. ~. .stanoe in about Q :O6 had no beeD given
~ ~. rne other starters in the race were Long
M 4. .os and Boodler. At the start Keevena
ssss... aOot comstoTsw second, Long Fish third,
as'tA. and Proctor Knott last AZ tnsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

| of the St. George Cricket Club, BY score OF two
goals to none.
The property at No 40 wall ST has been purchased
by the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company from the
United States Trust Company of NswYork for $780,
500