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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Consents have been secured from property-owners
for the use of cables electricity on the streecsr
route in Dekalb-av
The sale Of the electric railroad from East Newforh
20 jamaica was completed yesterday
The quarterly harvest meeting Of the Women's
Auxiliary Of the City Mission and Tract Society was
held in the Reformed Church on the Heights ye6tcr-
d.y afternoon Addresses were made by the Rev
mrs W. r. Davis and r. S. Asop, and Mrs. ". F.
cambridge. go
Mayor Chaplin, President McCarty, OF the Alder
mon and Police Commissioner Bell, the committee TO
.elpct a design for the soldiers memorial to cost
$3.50 600 met yesterday and decided To take me &-
vice Of experts in the matter
7, lacrosse match at Pro spect Park yesterday for
the Eastern championship and the possession OF the
oelrichs cup the Brooklyn Lacrosse Club won easily
Srom the staten Island Athletic Clubs team by Z
goals To !.
An attempt TO improve the City Hall Park has been
made by planting shrubs and flowers in the sroen turf
wstchman has TO be employed to guard them con-
stsnty.
suit for absolute divorce has oeen oroaent ey
fssao W. white, q captain against MIS-. himir@ o.
White, 30 whom he was married In 1885.
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HOME NEWS. ,
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

consv Island Jockey Club races. sheepshssd bsS'
e,to p
CerntAisn Yacht Club regatta ~,,.
Excursion Of the XVIII Assembly District
Departure Of American delegates 70 the ~ore SN"
Gag. school Convention, London. >,,,,, Ia.
Departure OF the Massachusetts, Voiunteer ""'s i'"
tam the City Of Chicago. -. c,,x q,
Departure Of the amateur creketers on the oi'5 I"
CAieago 1890 ,..,.,a and
woolien Goods Association meeting Leonard anu
white stA u s,.x ., N.vx
court.martisl Of Psymaster Henry W. Smith ~ navy
Ward.
Board OF Education meeting, p. M. 60, -. 40
Funeral Of Charles Frederick Alvord. Church Oh ''
Holy Trinity, Harlem, p m -, ,,,,. r..,.s aous No
Entertainment In aid OF 81. fhinp . f"ioA -~ "
a27 West Thirtieth.sL, TO IL p M -. ,~o, Chin
United brotherhood OF BolIerMakers e'o AVN SA'p
S3uiIders convention, No. 1913 Bowery. O, NALL.
brotherhood Of St. Andrews union neeuhg' OF fsu
Chanel Roadway and Vesey.st, p m. 49,, c..
GcnrssceSn"nt exercises OF ST. Msry's School Garden
City, L. T., p m ., ~. 20 r.s, Ono
hundred and tw enty .hfth.st., p m , NJ.
Music in Mount Morris Park. by Csppes Band
D p m. ,. NJ a ronnkinsave
New. Brighton, 10 a. m. -, ,,.,. o
BrooklyG. . ., ,o,,ort 40. srt
South Fifth.st., Brooklyn p m.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPlNG NEWS.
6HI1
ropror NETWORK .........TU EsDAY. JUNE 49, 1889 |

oprov NETWORK ........TUEspAY. JUNE IL. 1889
ARRIVED.
s,e,uer Ors no (B Mediterranean ports via tlh
aT iay. With mise Phelps Bros Go. Arrived N tho
hst rCgory dr. Johnson Ceara May 2l Marauhan
% Para june With mdso to Booths CO. arrived at the bai
steamer C,ty of ColqmHa reTGc Havana day" with
steamer Albert (Nor releSen Baacoa days with irut
t" II % bergen (Nor Nenneahr days with
gt I" Fisher Savannah days with mdsc and
s Cen whtey Boston, with mdso and pass
ensr cnm%r cyot Fichburr Fall River with md,o
to s nSL%,E $m"s Barstow cOrwin Providence
VAN. MaT' X"Sey & @am, Calcutta Fb7 with
mdsc vessel I" ySrnon S ssy, Go
20 s S1.i h1 T..e 20 bj MS%1y tO'A -. WIN ''
ana .a Ig;T Sarr. SS6d %.Ss
TO " der Iangcn Antwerp IS days with md.e to
d1. ysIs s sS S soId" ta RoanaO Monsdeo IS days.
guapo TO lAebig & CO. vessel 10 master.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Cunc (Br, Nlco Liverpool June 7. with mdse
HIilvIa =. the ssn,S isd.
with passengers to oelrchs Co. Arrived At the
Bar at l.lopm.
svNsET-At Sandy Hook; Wind light Me- cloudy A. City
Island wind fresh: NE; partly cloudy
CLEARED.
Steamer Celtic DBL Smith, Liverpool via aueen'town-
Steamer CITY of Chicago tBr, RedtOrd Liverpool Queens
Steamer Bothna CBr) Watt Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon a Brown q Co.
sramrr Humboldt (Br Leary. Liverpool-Busk Jevuns
steamer YOIford (Br) Thompson Dunkirk John Seager
steamer savopia er), Schmidt, stettn and Copenhag
X J CUrtis.
Steamer wes,ernland (Besl, Jamison, Antwerp-Petsr
steamer San Marcos Burrows MayagueI &c-J NJ Cebalos
steamer Cherokee, Bcarse. Charleston and Jack sonve
Steamer uynndotte, Kelly. Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion ~ Go. ,.,,
Bak tNurl, Palosen Hamburg -FuLch. Etye a Co,
BARK Willard Mudget, Croker Calao-W X Grace & Co.
SAILED.
STEAMERS Alaska for lAvepoo SlayoniS Stettn; Ban Mar
Goa CITY Of Brming ham, Savannah; Cherokee
Charleston; Guyaudotte. Norfolk
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMKRA
FOREIGN PORTS
GLASGOW. June lS-Auved. steamer Devona tBrl Craig
from New.Iork, "
NEwcAsILE. juno l7-Arrvoi steamer otranto tBr Rip
peLh. from New York.
PRkwIk POINT June Passed steamer yeendam yptch)
Bon)er, from New.York on her way TO Rotterdam.
ROTTERDAM June l8-sailed steamer Astral lBr Gibson
from New.York
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Jersey CITY.

Matthew Roundtree, a member OF the " Lava bed
rang was sentenced yesterday to three years In state
Prison for burglary. Thomas H. Booden the son OF
we'll known and prosperous Brooklyn merchant was
ssntenced IN state Prison for eighteen months ior
suIndllne several storekecpes In Hooohen py means
OF bogus checks.
Robert Miller, the tugboat captain who was STABBED
Saturday might by John Jacobson Is IN pieoa'.oas
condition at his home, No 90 Pine-st 'Aeooson 10
held to await the result Of his Injuries
Several boys employed In Brown 70 uaiae,
.,or, IN Tonnell. ave- made a demand for increased
wages on Monday and being refused went on srikc'
bev endeavored to force other employees to Join 'hcm
but the presence of squad of policemen sent py
Capts,n Newton at the request OF the hrm' co"iol
their ardor. The difficulty was adjusted yesterday
and the boys will go TO work this morning
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. RIG ICEBERG WITH PATCH OF BLACK PAINT.

A BIG ICEBERG WITH PATCH OF BLACK PAINT
Captain Evans and his crew. OF the tramp steamer
orsino found the temperature on June H. in latitude
40 deqrees 81 minutes longitude ~ 20, suddenly hccom"
a. cold that they unanimously "shivecd their timber"
~ To speak This at 80 p. m. AMI the Captain
49, ,ha, there Wa ice about although he could
4, II. .owed the orsino down N quarter speed. and
heuan to keep his weather eye open. The fog asnrn
,sa ,ome time after and the Captain discovered tower
ing iceberg about miles of in his wax" 1t reared
$50 ..,,a,n seemed as large city blocks But he
vas puzzled 10 a big black spot on the berg and after
lona watching It looked to him as II the spot was black
n.in, Then too observed large information Whch
might have been made by steamer pokhs hef nose INTO
the berg $1,000, ..,.
t. does not seem likely that this was the Iceberg whieh
tho sasle scraped Captain Evans passed this iceberg
Ton, hours before saae encountered her Trc ana
,h. orano sighted berg 100 miles northeast OF the
-. =, tho sasles misadventure. This latter Iceberg
w.. then floating northeast in the Gulf Stream. The
or.inc came from Mediterranean ports
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v.p1orTs NEW JERSEY TOWNS.

EIlzABETH.-The Connolly ACKNOWLEDGMENT Com
nany Of Brooklyn, which has leased the Ezso'h ana
Newark Horse Railroad yesterday advanced tho wages
Of all its employees IS cents per day without solicitation
on the part Of the men. Governor Green a"u
family have made arrangements TO spend s
nart NJ the slmmer at Sea Girt. The Rev. horaoo
cooachnd one OF the survivors OF tho Johnstown
d,ssster gave thrilling description OF the scenes no
passed through to a large audience I" the central
BAPTIST Church Sunday night. Mr. Goodchhd' who mas
accented call to the pastorao of the Roscllc Baptist
Church, will enter upon his duties In september
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rgr poLrCEMry CAN RECEIVE MEDALS.

rHE POLICEMEN CAN RECEIVE MEDALS
The Police Commits toner's nj through the form OF
b,oi,p for brettent OF ths boarl again yester ay,
hut A. usual there was election. Commissioner
NacI.an Wa chairman OF the meeting. II was
Voorhees, turn to preside. but ne was
mt willing 10 mako any contest for the bref ols,
,,nrt,on Policemen Nelson aid Masters. who hal
ths honor TO escort President Harrison at the Con-
tennin Parade received permits sion 10 accept medss
from the committre. but they arc not to wear tnen
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-The Rev. Dr. S. l.. Blake, OF New
london Yesterday acted a. moderator AT tho 1sOth
annual meeting Of the General Association OF Con
prcyatonal Churches of Connecticut. There we're
seyenty five clergymcn and large cOngre CATION pr'S
emit Interesting papers and says on Church thames
we're read. The meeting will close t0dsy. Mayor
ne Forest has vetoed the resolution OF the Common
Council directing that steps he tahrn 10 obtain from
the state Legislature authority for The city TO Issue
bonds OF 100000 for public school purposes.
SOJTTH SORwALK.-At n special meeting held
Monday evening the city appIOprard s5jOOo 10 build
a new reservoir It's capacity will be 6oo,ooo,o0O
gallons,
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NEW-,JERSEY.

HoBoKEN.-willlam Meyer age thlfS'threo' VI
No, I45 Westinghouse, who was thrown ironi n'
carriage few days ago. died hom his injuries Us
tsrdav william Baker, age five, OF Tweitn'
ct. Was sent out yesterday to draw bis oaoy ss,,r
Edith up and down the sidewalk IN oar aria ,.r
to nth I, the weapon was accidentally discharged
Ths bullet penetrated the baby's cheek inhictins
dangerous and probably fatal wound. 'onn
p.,sdo5 NJ Srnkersville, n. Y, VINO hsa
engaged passage to Europe, was swindled out Oh
m an in gold Yesterday by a stranger.
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:. xpu u1yG noR TIE LET MUSEUM

rhs new building which the Metropolitan Museum OF
A.. Ga "a erect under the bill Just signed by Gofnor
MN will .nnd ct the north end OF the Museum II VIII
form another wing when completed AMI viii snord needed
o N, the rapidy growing collection. The funds are
=, ,unn,,ed by tho sale OF bonds BY the Controller
Tho bin IL not mandatory. and was said yesterday that
u,vor Grant had indicated 70 the trustees that ne would
haci,ne To assent sale Of these bonds until some
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STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLETON.-Georgc Allen age twenty, SAVIOR
on the Nova Scotia bark keetrrl. bound Tor hurn9s
Ayres and anchored of StaplciOn. attempted SUICIDE
Yesterday by cutting himself In the left SIDE Win
sheath knife lie was taken before Justice knnman
he was removed 70 the Long Island College Hospital
In a dying condition.
PORT RICHMOND.--Mss Emma Ruhl, age nine.
tsen A pretty brunette, and daughter Of Anthony NJ
Buhl a crockery dealer on the Shor" Road al Port
Richmond has been missing from her homo sine" The
evening Of the Sd inst Her parents are usuated
~
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ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NyACK.-wtlliam F. Smell, a vel. known liquor
dealer OF Suffcrn, was convicted Al midnight Monday
for selling liquor without license and was sen'
fenced 10 six months Imprisonment In the county
isU and TO pay fine of $50. The ease was one Of
The most exciting ever tred In the county, and
occupied two days and a night
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ST. LOUIS COMES OUT AHEAD.
AvICToRY OVER TIE BROOKLYN TEAM

rYorsASrs OF pEoPLE SAW THE GAME-RE
CORDS OF LEAGUE AND ASSOCIATION.
The Brooklyn and st. louis teams played on a
postponed game At Washington Park, Bn"klyp, yes
tcrday. The fact that the ercs; suburban race was
Ia be run Al shecpshcad Ray did not affect the al
,endance at the game, 6,27a people were present.
II WAS we'll played game the 81. Louis men winning
through bunging blunier by O'Rrirn In ID" sNth
inning Smith and Fuller did phenomenal work In their
respective positions. Umpire Goldsmith, In hi.
rsudy raiment s,ru,tod around Tx" a peacock IL"
has about the same amount Of brains a. thar hand
,ou. hut useless bird. The follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
y LARGE ASSORTMENT or FINE MATING.

!. LARGE ASSORTMENT or FINE nAiti'u
Z For various reasons straw mating is considered oy
many people 10 be about the desirable thing for
loor covering during the heated term 1t is cooler
peAsr In appearance and more easily kept clean than
ooIien carpets. and above all Is cheap. There Is
lafss surplus stock on the market at present Proo-
uay The most complete line Of this class OF goods Is
INST u II. p. Williams Co., OF No. $50 Canalst.,
sShe make Speciality at this season Of Chinese ano
tt4Da9ese straw mating. To attompt to describe
szf stock in detail would DO In vain, the styles are
! - yNeisl Mr.. Williams says his firm has several
1nA<ed ftyles. The pstterns mostly stripes and
esneks " tbs many combinations Of colors. the
probably are tho most beautiful. although
eM - sone sxtrsme!y pretty combinations OF
e S1sas hnes. kugs OF mating have become popular
3 NJ xe~n Williams a Co. are Offering lsyss ihes n,
&sm - extremely modean 2rieess Rolls Of mating
81 - nom % cents 70 81 IS yard Bcsss tae isrss
stock Ut mating there viii alpO be found m th{s
sstabfshnsns an asscrsd stick Of hoasehsrpshns
dwellings, rugs, BLANKETS, wtrc and iron bedstesds
shcetings. etc., al at moderate prices.
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N. T. COR. CANAL-ST. & BROADWAY.

u,,,ho.d the Montana banker. who has been missing
,co Ia, wednesday his mothers home NJ no ~
r, si,,y,.ycrth st. found yesterday IN INC hN''
near EaniaIVs Island by stephen Ih"hP''n' % , ~
~ 49,. d.co,rno,.d and portions Of II had been
a,,.r nv n.hcS The boy is presumed 70 have fallen
into the water accidentally.
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Announcements.
n -


Are You AWARE THAT CARTE DE- VIstrE
TIN successfully copied TO life sized portrait
Send 10 II Union square for circular concerning
our process
ST Ionls physician writes: "Tae agreeable
"a ,a,tablr form Of SichplzOns Liquid Bread renders
valuable To infant nVads aad nursing women
DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
D., prcxs PAT INVISIBLE TCBULAR EAR CUslIONH Wits.
p,r, heard Successful when all remedies fail Illustrated
book proofs fREE cali or write iscoH oo5 Bway NY
DIR. LYoN's PERFECT ToOTH POWDER
Keeps the clean and white and purnes tho breath
An elegant toilet luxury sold everywhere 20 cents
HENRY a. DANIELS, NJ. D.
$40 WEsT l26TH-sT.
Disesses Of the Nervous System enn Urinary Organs,
IrrotrIce and stery. Hnnis 10 -. 5to&
To MOTHERS
Mrs WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teohing"
sofens tho gums reduces Inflammation aays AL pain, cufes
wind cole and diArrhCrA 70 cenu . bottla
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
DEATH OF FATHER HENRI MARTENS.

DEATH OF FATHER HENRI MARTENS.
Two weeks ago Father Henri Martens, pas'or VI
the Catholic Church OF st. John the Baptist OF Now
Brunswick, n. j., went to st. Augustine RIA, iVi
his health Word was received yesterday 'na' 10
died there on Monday, and that the oooy Nou'a
roach New-Brunswick this morning. Fatner .na vas
made q priest in 1850 He did mission wor ha rs ~,
France England and this tc IN iss4 The funeral
will be held on Friday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
yR FISH AND THE CENTENNIAL FUNDS
40 SETTLEMENT OF TROUBLE BETWEEN THE
CoMMITTEF,-AS APPEAL TO THE

C,oNNIT-rEFs,-AS APPEAL TO THE
COURTS POSSIBLE.
An n, tho efforts maic by tho Committee on Com.
prom!so appointed week ago by INC ''h'e''"'"
,on,n,,,e, on plan and scope to eject settlements
pf IN, differences between SUyNesaht f'>h' '"a''"''
-, tho Entertainment Committee, and Brayton IVES
chairman OF tho Finance Committee, In rrghu 10 'h'
,crount, OF Mr. Tkhs committee, have come 70 nanSht'
tn, Committee on Compromise, composed Oh fredeucN
Talrnadgr :. ID. Babcock and Cornelius n lIIS
urI hod a final meeting at o 80 o'clock this morn
,,, a., the hcadquariers IN the stewart building ana
dIrcctly aftcrwarl report "a tho Commute" on ran
.,d scopr ElbrIdge T. Gerry, chairman OF tho TX.
ocutivc committee, Clarence ". Bowen, secretary OF
tho ,r,,ral Committee, and Rray ton I've, chairman
-, ,h, Finance Committee, viii hc present AZ THIS
p,cet,pv Some course may be alup"l for competing
Mr. Fish 10 account the Finance Committee, Tor
o fund, hts committee has handled. Mr. Fish aiherrS
armly 10 the position that he took AT the outset OF
the controversy. oooo
The other committees" he says, owe us 10000
for tickets that they ordered and VIZ Furnished for
which they agreed TO pay us In cash. They hav" not
ian, ,hclr agreement, ard have not been paid
Inv can I account for money that | have not re
ceiyed ~ ,.-,..,,., ,,,,,,,,o ,r,o,
hat a large number OF claims against Shc EnfrIfa ain
mcnt Committee from iradcSmcn who FURNISHED
M tnrsls for the ball and banquet are SIM nnSrtied
.i,LouVh II is generally understood that that com
MITES has considerable surplus. some of the ira l"S
man n is said have become impOTunafe and threaten
m Wing snIt against the Entertainment Commute" 10
bat some such proceeding will bc encouraged by III"
ether committeeman, In order to bring out financial
statement from Mr.. Fish I'm court
referring to this yesterday. Mr.. Fish said thar h"
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did no, know what they would DO and did not sare
The Eh1tr anment Committee would be entirely sol
vent, he said. II the other commttees son ps ~ ~
a-corhing their agreements Hhen UIu snst r ~ M
Other committees alleged that the Entertainment Com
yrttire wa solvent without drawing upon the
finance Committee, Mr.. Fish said: They know moro
about Il than | do, apparently
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.


Baltimore June lS.-A postponed game was played on
to-day between Louisville ana baltimore which was won
easily by the latter. The score follows:
Baltimore ..........2 %
observation-disclosures 10 Louisville 10 Errors-laitl.
Louisville 7. Ptchors-Cunningham and Ramsey
Umpre-Garney.
Philadelphia. June 1s.-The Athletic and Columbus
rams played a one. sided game to-day, which the home
nine won with by this
A A,SI0S ',s ,.......:.S 9 9 @
Ba.ehits-AthletIc 10. Columbus o., Errors-AthleiIc
a Columbus 10 Pitchers-Weyhing. Mattmore and Bald
win. Umpire-McLcsn.
worcester June ls.-Pitcher Daley hardly himself
today and Worcester defeated jersey City. The score
Worcester .,..,...""S Q ! 3 Ia
R,.hI,- Worcester 10. jersey City O. Errors-WOr.
e.st@r O. Jersey city T. Pnchcrs-Burkett and Daley.
Iowell June lsThe Newark nine outcayed the Lowell
team A, every point to-day. and won by this score:
N Ssss .,.: :.::.:.tt g ~ III
Dosohits-Newark TO- Lowell 8. Errors-Newark 4.
Iowel O. Pitchers Miller and Burns Cmpre-Mh'
honey. w
Al Ney.Hayen-New. Haven II, Wlkcsbarre o.
A, Harttord-IIarlford q. Easton ..
PROBABLY THE BOY FELL INTO THE RIVER.
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LONG ISLAND.

Observation-Disclosures y. BYRD. age forty hve, M
owner OF the Village bakery. committed suicide yeHer
day morning By shooting himself through the hear
win revolver. Death Wa instantaneous. Mr.
Byrd was temporarily insane
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Double width Nuns Yelling,
29c., $50. and acc.

agreement had been reached about opening this Museum
"A vel as that Of Natural History to the public on SUNDAY
The trustees OF both museums T. "a> said VIII haN" con
ference at their Tall meeting determine smo Joint
place as to Sunday opening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19

Mr. HlRPBR's TWO YOUyG DAUGBrgBs DEAD.
Information that young daughters Of John Harper
~ pobiIsher had died from diphtheris Monday
s 70 Sanitary ueadou yesterday. The gsr.s were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
NEWARK.

The SIX esr.old son OF Thomas Cra"iou, OF EHS'
Newark was badly bitten in tho face Monday night
by a large English mastn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY
SIM r... t2sI Sets 73o Moon rises - xosnsass u
HIoH wAIKR
Island OOI Heu oes@
p n-sandJ GA GOV. IslAnd loA heu s"'~ 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19

PROBABLY THE BOY FELL INTO THE RIVER.
Thu body Of Ezra HtschneId the young son Of L. II.
, 1889-05-23
PC IA 10 20 Of

&c IA l3 % 81
IS "a 2 40 20 10
"a 30 9S 81 IS
"a 80 . 9S 27 2S
G 90 l so SO
97l l 10 IL so
"a 30 . 9S 81 2s
Go 76 5 &c &C -
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-17
INTO TIE SOUP.
SACRAMENTO TREATS STOCKTON
TO A SURPRISE.
for the Slough Citys-A Clean
Whitew ash.

Couldn't hit Burke" tells the whole
story of the Stocktons being shut out on
her own grounds yesterday at the hands of
the Scaramentos by score of too Burke
sent only one man to first on balls, and the
only hit made off him was three-bagger
by Selma. He had perfect control of the
ball, and struck out eight men. Baker
also pitched splendid game, and fully
demonstrated that his pitching days are
not yet over. He has regained his decep-
tive high Drop" and was sized for only
four weak singles, but sent five men to first
on balls, and hit one.
Roxburg caught perfect game, but Fair
hurst had two passed balls. The outfeld-
ers had virtually nothing to do. but five
balls dropping outside the infeld. ODay,
Stickney and Whitehead carried off fielding
honors.
In the first inning Goodenough, the first
batter, was hit by the pitcher, stole second,
advanced to third on an out and scored on
single. In the fifth inning Burke got
first on balls, went to third on Roxburg's
hit scoring on missed third strike.
Whitehead and Sweeney figured in a
pretty double play. The attendance was fair
for a Thursday game. Following is the
score.
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ANNUAL EXAMINATION.
Pleasing Programme by the Pupils Q
Christian Brothers' College.

Pleasing Programme by the Pupils of
Christian Brothers College.
Yesterday were commenced the annual
public examinations at the Christian Broth
ers' College, the exercises of the day beng
confined to the junior preparatory depart
ment.
A large number of parents and friends of
the pupils were present, and all seemed to
be delighted at the manner in which the
scholars acquitted themselves.
The programme was very Interesting and
embrace the following: Hymn. "'Tis the
Month of Our Mother" choir; examina-
ton, Christian Doctrine" class; recita-
tons, John WEIGH, II. s. Fowler, w. T.
McNamara; vocal solo. "a Boys Best
Friend is His Mother" T. P. O'Connell;
examination, spelling; Rotations, Joseph
M. Murphy, Edgar II. Stack. A. NJ. Lawlor;
vocal solo, Take This Letter to My
Mother" H. R. Sheehan; examination,
geography; Rotations, Willie McMorry,
E. NJ. Denny. John Reedy; chorus, Lib
erty's Charge" choir; examination, read
ing; recitations. T. P. O'Connell, Harry R.
Sheehan, f. E. Baird vocal solo, Dream
ing of Mother" Eddie ]. Mcbride; exam
ination, arithmetic; concert recitation,
" Liberty Charge" class; vocal solo, The
Old Rustic Bridge BY the MILL" f. E.
Baird; Rotations, George A. Billion, Eddie
]. McBridge; chorus, Home Again."
choir; valedictory, Eddie I. Hanson.
The following boys also took part in the
singing and concert recitation: Samuel ].
Bowden, Charles T. Booker, George c.
Bronner, D. NJ Cunningham, George F.
Chem, Willis Czolkowski, Joseph E.
Francis, John Heisler. F. P. Kurpinsky,
John Kent, Eugene Lamet, James e. Nc
Donald, Daniel McGushin, John McGushin,
Peter McCaffrey, Eugene Mccartney, Edgar
O'Brien, Vincent L. Petit, t. L. Rowan,
A. 6. Silverstein, George NJ Staiger, B. J.
Scnllion, Cicero Tarral, John Tusch. John
Theilen, Frank Ulrich, Maurice Walsh,
Tommy Welsh, George Whitney, Willie
NJ. O'Neil