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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-18
rho McchIY Annrnr. Gin,.

The public are respectfully invited &c
call Monday and Tuesday and inspect the
gifts Of TnE WEEKLY APPEAL. which will
be on exhibition nj the following places.
Tho distribution will take place January l.
1890, when 1900 gifts, amounting tc
Sl.Sj0.95, will be distributed:
Armstrong Furniture CO.. g7g Second street
\. q. kogcr, 10 Second street
Aldrich Sewing Machine Co. 80 y. Court street.
v. II. IhayCt - Maln street
Duncan, Jchl Tucker QueCnswnrc Co, 2GJls Main
street.
Mitchell & Byson. ss Main street
w. Uglc Co. ~ second street.
T. ~ Miller & Co, 100 second street.
Hchkupf q Co., ~ second street
Love Manufacturing Co. 30 second street
Woods q Woods ta second street
" a.. tmig a Co., a5 aud ~ lulOn street
~ D. llnlicr 60, 2il Main street.
" loWcnstcin 4 lifus.. ~ aud "a Main street,
H. HcnOrlisbcrs 4 liru., 81 Main sifctt
The J. =. McnkUn Co, 81 a. so Main street
lnrrunt Williams 4 Co. M and - Main street
nclnch Dri Guois CO., - Main street.
The Woodruff a oliver Co asOnnd - frOntst
J. Baxter a Co. 'Ini0n aud frout streets.
J. y. Muli0rl, ~ Main street.
e. L. liyni 4 Co. 30 Main street
Hunter nrus.. ~ Main strUot
y g. Atkins a Co. - second street.
y. Ouunc q Co, ~ second street.
"A iiilbcrth. - Main sirvrt.
J. a.. schmidt & Co.. ~ Main street.
luuk schumuun. ~ Main strrci
Mctombs Hardware Co. 81 Main street.
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Thovpr, sb,I,cn Il,,c Loaf

by the most trivial causes, weak nerves are easily
susceptible Of inylgoatlon, u term which also i'm
ports, in this instance, quietude. The nervous
have but to use llosletters Stomach Bitters sys-
temntically to overcome that supcrsensltyencss Of
the human sensorlum, which Is subvcrsiyo Of all
bodily comfort aud mental tranquility, aud which
reacts most hurtfully upon the system. The ain
Guilty underlying this rs well as many other all
menis. is imperfect assimilation, no less than In.
complete digestion Of the food. In the discharge
Of both the digestive and asslmllatlyo functions,
the Blucn are the most potent the most reliable
auxiliary As the body rcgalns yigor and regular.
Ivy by It's aid, the brain and nervous system are
also benefited. Persons subject to the influence Of
malarin, dyspcptic and rheumatic inyallls, aud
persons whose kidneys arr Inactive should also use
the ltter4
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-18
Choking Catalrh.

Have You awakened from a disturbed flccp with
All the horrible sensations Of an assassin clulchins
your ihrni aud pressing the lic.hfcaih from your
frightened chcstf Have YOU noticed the languof
nnd debility that showed the effort 10 clear youf
throat and head II this catarrhal maticfi what a
dcprsing influence Il cXcrs upon the mind,
clouding the memory ami nlling the head with
pains and STRANGE noiscsl How dincuit Il Il 10 I'll
The nasal passages. thwlt aud lungs oi this poison.
ous mucw all can testify who are afflicted With
caihHh How difficult n protect the system
against ~ iurhcf prugrss toward the lungs, liver
and Kidneys, III physicians win admit Itlaa Ter.
nblc disease and cries ont Tor rliof aud cura
The remarkable curative powers, when ali other
rcmclio' utterly fail, II sANTonbs RADICAL CuHr.
are aicsiod BY Thousands who gratefully recon-.
mend Il 10 fellow mntWu No statement 4 made
Regarding ~ that cannot he suhsinnilaicd hy the
most respectable and reliable ruicrcncce
zach racket contains one bottle of the RApfc Al
CNhl. one box ~ CArAnHtAL soLvfNf md an IN.
rnolip lNuAirn. with tfcntisc aud dircCtlons' aud
htold Nv All druggists iofti
iottih nHua AND CtiTNic Al CotronA rtoS nosr,S
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FAIR WARNING.
A st. Louis Father Desires to Shield His

A St. Louis Father Desires TO Shield His
Son From Auburn Tressos.
at looks like cold business In here all
the time, don't it9' said County Clerk
-osiglry to an ArrEAL reporter yesterday,
III II il usually. We arc generally busy,
but now and then We have things come to
us in the ordinary course Of business that
are amusing. Now, here Is the latest
something that came in tC,lay-read Il, ="
and lac handed the reporter postal card
upon which was printed In words and fig
urcs as follows
~. Lovis. No. June y. is,a.
To the County Clcfk % RUctrlcr Of Mafring, Deeds
on Liccur,s, shelby County, Team.
Dear Sir-li my son, Edward II. Nocpcl,
who was born on June u. 1870, six feet
two inches in hight, fair complexion,
slightly knocK.knccd. druggist by occu-
patton, should. In company with rod
haired gill, call on you Tor marriage H.
ccnse. bear In mind that | forbid th,
granting OF such by YOU. My son will mol
be OF age until Junc6, 1891, aud until then
forbid his marrying. joins NoErEI-
"Woll, what are you going 10 do about
it2'' asked the reporter.
"Why, II the couple come here with
good bondsman and tender the CUSTOMARY
fees, what can We do? DO you suppose
that when a man comes Ia Tor liccns,
that am 70 measure his hight, look at hi
teeth and tell his age sadicc OF his shankl
10 see whether OF not Ia Is knock-knccd
simply can't do II, that's oil"
but the rcd.haircd grip
I've have lots OF rcd-haircd girls /,
come here for marriage licenses, and the,
create no other excitement than that th
boys rush 10 the window 10 look ior IN
white horse. Il ~ possible 10 stop maj
In his mad career when he Il rushin
wildly into mairimony provided his imam
orata u not rcd.haircd. Whenever yol
find that a rcd.haircd woman has q maj
on the string you might as we'll surrender
Philosophy In such case means a quio
submission 10 the inevitable" and IN
County Clerk rested his check ON his han
and thought. md thought, and thought.
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Cbauerry sales.

Procedendos received from tho Supreme
Court Clerk were filed June II in the fol-
lowing cases G.Gls, Berce VI. James,
0,5GG. Miller Vs. Brown; O,7lO, Dauriac vs..
Wright; q, SO2, Lowenstein w. schoenfield;
O. 1863 Read Va lIumes; 6,SG9, Ncy vs..
Walters; GIGS, Walsh va Callahan; 5l5,
6,22l, G,70i, Partin vs. Butler; GAO,
Church vs.. IaGrill; G,207, Haley VI. Filz.
gibbon; 5,l3l, Smith Vs. Duval; $3.50,
Montedonico Vs. kenesaw Manufacturing
Company; 5,707, Milburn Gin and Ma.
chine Company VI. Mutually; 4,3i0, Smith
Va Duval; 1901, Archard. vs.. Jordan;
G0sS, Pagan vs.. Robertson; GOA, lIackett
VS.. Wells; 6,gjS, McKissick w. Stoyall;
Z, lSs, Melcher vs. THOMPSON.
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LOCAL NOTICES
MrMrun Steam Laundry. 224 seco

MrMrnIs Steam Laundry, 224 Second u.
BRINKLEY LUMBER Co.. l2i Jefferson 81
DYE WoRKs-L. Riege & Co., IS JET
ferson street. telephone l,030.
c. II. HoTcuKIss, skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches espe-
cially solicit No. 81 Madison street.
CuSNiNGnAM Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and Desoto streets. The best ma
terial on hand; the most finished work
men employed.
PURE and white as tho flower whose
name 1t bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN & Lilly CoFFEE AND SPIcR ca
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ImItniors nnhimpo,tar..

The uncqualcd success of Allcocks Porou.
Plustcu ~ nn external remedy has stimu
lated INSCRIPTIONS parties to put forth imi
iations which they cndcnyor To- scll ON IL,
reputation ~ Alcock'S II l. nn absurdty
10 speak of them Ia the same category o. ~,
genuine aud original porous plaster. Their
superiority 10 or equality with Allcock's d
false prcicnsc.
.Ihcablcst medical practitioners aud chem.
isis and thousands Of grateful patients unite
w declaring Allcuck', Porous Plastcrs a.,
best external remedy known.
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Real Estatc Transfers.

Z. f. Meacham to L. I. Knightly, lots
Nos. 100 and 1913, on the north side Of
Trigg avenue, l00x70 feet. and lot front.
ing on the north side OF Meacham avenue,
l09xG0; s., $50.
Anasiasia Holden 10 W. II. Holden,
eight acres in tho Tenth Civil District;
81 500.
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The will OF J. b. Canada was admitted to
probate yesterday.
w. II. Cole, VIM. Ratlfr and Joe Ellis
we're appointed commission to set aside
years support for Mrs. Patience Sneed,
relct OF the late Willis sneed deceased.
A transcript copy OF the will OF Peter
Howe, deceased, OF LaSalle County, ILL.,,
was filed and probated Yesterday.
NJ. l.. Selden was appointed administra.
tor OF the estate OF Miss Cora Ward. de-
ceased.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-18

LoSDoS, June l7-At meeting at the
Marlborough House today. the Prince Of
Wales presiding, Il WIS resolved 10 erect a
memorial Of the late Father Damien, who
devoted the last years Of his life 10 the care
Of the lcpors OF the Sandwich Islands. The
memorial viii be erected at Molokai. IL
was also decided 10 construct lcpor ward
in London, where thcs,udy OF lcprosy will
he encouraged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-18

VIM. Moore was given eight years in the
peni,eniiary for grand larceny.
Betsy and Elvira Mays we're given each
six months in the workhouse for receiving
stolen property.
Bill Chapel, convicted of robbery, was
given seven years in the pententiary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-18
CLOSING ExERclsEs.

Christian Brothers College Glasses DO
Themselves Proud.
A very select and considerable audience
attended the exercises oi the First and
Second Preparatory Glasses and Prcpam-
tory Commercial Glass at tho Christian
Bro,hors' College Hall yesterday forenoon,
and TO all appearances the program was
carried on, mos, satisfactorily aud success
fully.
Tho program Of the First and Second
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$40 cIne,nna,, and nc,ars $40.

The Louisville q Nashville Railroad will
sell tickets 10 Cincinnati aud return Thurs.
day. June 20, good leaving on the $50
society nj this point will attend aud have
selected this route. Any further iniotma-
ton will be furnished nj office, 3l2 Main
street. JonN 4. ScoTr,
Ticket Agent
GEo Il. MCCLEAN,
Passenger Agent.
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Personal

Safety depends upon pure and unadulter.
nted iood, therefore. in ordering Vinegar
be surc you get the Ozark" brand. which
Is indorsed by every large grocer in the
South.
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Tn wnsn,,u,.,,nas ,,.,r-.

New York % houn. Boston 90 hours, by
Memphis & Charleston Railroad. only.
Double daily Pullman Slccpcra via Lynch
burg 10 Washington. Parlor cars and
slccpcts beyond.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-18

JARvBCoNgLiN MoRraAGE TRusr Cox.
rANY, Room p Cotton Exchange build.
ing. make long time loans ON improved
city real estate. No DELAYS.
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Tur SournERN SrRAN DYE WSnEs, 50
Court street, cleans Or dyes any color
dresses. laccs, clothing aud curtains.
Work finished like new. Prices the low
est
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. lIAyE Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack with equipments, pc per week.
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Today

Go to Floyd & Moneys for dinner. All
the Injuries OF the season. Dining.roOm
always cool, clean and pleasant
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Summer nssoris Houa,ain: aud Sea

Through slccpcrs. double daily line, by
Memphis 4 Charleston Railroad, only.
Send for guide books aud excursion rates.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-18
THE COURTS.
Marriage Licenses
Criminal Court,

Palmer Mettwer TO Annie Eagan. J..
White to Mrs. Mary Smith.
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NEW.YORK CITY.

r,. columbia college crews start for NeW'London
on Saturday
NJ. ,ouowre were elected members OF the Real
rs,a,. exchange yesterday Miss Agnes n MuIPhs'
picbad L, Williams, W. j. Van Pelt' Ir, feFnauuo
wood. Arthur S. Cox. Miles {. Palmer Isaac Nuhn
and Frank Fisher ,
r,. rx,cuuve Council of the American Bankers
Association met yesterday, and determined 10 hoiu
the next annual convention OF the association a.
Ka,sas CITY, Mo- on september 25, % and -.
william II. Bohrs, a veterinary surgeon, of No.
oaa De,ancey.st was attending sick horse az NO.
81 Eastst yesterday, when the animal kcKed MN
on ths head and fractured his skull. he was remover
to the Gouverneur Hospital.
The Health Commissioners yesterday declared 'hs'
they could no longer permit the violation OF tho
Sanitary Code and the danger to the puDho heaI'h
arising from the exposure of meats ana nsh on uie
stalls of the yesey pier to the foul odor and gases
from the sewer underneath Inc Stan"-o"h''s U''''
will be ordered to move to-day
The BOARD OF Police yesterday obeyed the order OF
the cours reinstatlng Captain Washburn on the aoNe
list CaptaIn washburn was assigned IN night duty al
HEADQUARTERS Tho retirement OF DctectVe-Sergeah'
Golden was countermanded by the Board PROOF having
been furnished that Golden had not reached inc axe
of sixty years.
A drunken woman, who said she was Nellie Thornton
but gave a wrong address, was locked up III lho
West Forty Seventh-st. pOilce staiVh y" '
night. Early yesterday morning she was FOUND ueah
on the aoor of the cell. She had fallen in swoon
apparently and had struck her head against the iron
bars in falling
The American Institute Farmers Club held its
regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon IN 'Ih
ton Hall. Jesse y. Rogers delivered an address on
Tho Resources and Development OF the Northwest"
The Naval court OF inquiry detailed TO investigate
the dsmasung Of the sloOpOf-war Yantic In hurr
cane two weeks ago began It's labors yesterday. Com
mander Rockwell, of the Yantc, testified how the
vessel met the hurrc ane and finally escaped from It,
The funeral OF Edward Ferguson, one OF the old
time dry goods merchants Of the city, who died at
stanford Conn, OF old age was held yesterday morn
ing IN Grace Church. The Rev. Dr. Huntington con-
due ted the services assisted By the Rev DR. Boitpme
The body was taken TO st. Marks Churchyard for
burial.
The funeral of Colonel Isaac H. Reed senior partner
OF tho firm Of l. H. Reed & Co., hour-dealeIs, at No
8 safest was held yesterday al the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest In Fifth-ave. The services were
conducted by the Rev. D. Parker Morgan, and were
largely attended The body taken to Albany for
burial.
The cposs-ex animation Of President C0tteril. Of
the Electric sugar Refining Company, was continued
yesterday In the Trial Of William T. Howard before
Recorder smyth. A. J. sawyer asked the witness
many questions TO his intimacy with Freund. The
witness testified that he did not lose faith In Frcunds
honesty The croSs-examnston Of the witness was
not finished
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


Deaths last week 335; births, 323 marriages, 81.
Tho Nassau Cooperative Building and Loan As
ISOLATION was incorporated yesterday BY Ditmas
Jewell Thomas Watson, W. A. PSnts, John d. Carroll
and others.
Mrs. Sophia sass has begun a suit 10 recover
eos 900 as damages from the Managers OF the Nomsn
Hospital, with which the DIS. Jones arc connected
She ale ges that she was improperly treated.
The last meeting Of the present Board Of Park
Commissioners held yesterday. Mayor Chaplin
will prbably appoint the three Successors undrr the
new Law this week II Is expected that Commissioners
Woodward, Kennedy and LuscOmb viii be retained,
unless Dr. 6torrs will consent to serve upon the now
Board.
The burned body OF Hugh McInorny. the missing
Waterman, was found yesterday IN the ruins Of the
Planet Mills the jute-f tory Of Buchanan d Lyall,
DESTROYED by fro on April IL at President and Hoyt
SITS. He was trying 10 put out the flames when he
lost his life MeIneTny was sXty-hve years old. and
had been employed by the firm for several years
His home at No 233 Bond-st.
The sixteth anniversary Of tho Brooklyn Sunday.
school Union, comprising about $50 schools and
$4,000 pupils, will be celebrated in the customary
fashion this afternoon Exercises viii be held IA hity
churches and the children will parade after singing
their anniversary hymns, In ten dIvisiOns About
$4,000 will be on the turf In Prospect Park. tx
President Cleveland will be on the grand stand fl
Clinton-ave
garden party and tennis tournament viii DO held
| to-day and tomorrow the grounds of St. hsrS'
Hospital at ST. Marks and Buffalo ayes. Tho pro
| ceeds are for the sick poor Of the hospital.
| Tho graduating class of the Brooklyn Heights Sem
mary ate Its class supper at No. l3s Montague-s st
last night
| The Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler, pastor Of the La
fayelte Avenue Presbyterian Church, viii sail for Eu
| rope on Saturday.
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vARtous NEw.JERSEY ToWNs,


PIAINFIELD-The fortyeighth sfuai "oet'"s 9
., N. Fast New.Jctsey Baptist Assoelatloh~ opened
=. the prrk A-snuc BaQSst Church yesterday
g., four hundred delegates were In attendance
arsa R.v a. W. Nicholson, OF Jersey City, was the
nres,dins officer, and Oliver d. Leonard Oh pam
aed the clerk
HoBoKEN. Richard Dcvine, age ten' OF NO oiO
Greenwtch-st New-Yurk, yesterday fell from CHI
an the Stevens estate TO the river walk, distance
N about thirty feet, and dangerously injured.
EIIzABETH.-Tbe report that the Rev. Mr. Good
child. who had accepted the call to the Baptist
Church at RoscIe, and who, II was said, persisted In
the Johnstown food fortunately proves to be untrue
Mr. Goodchild's relatives IN Elizabeth received a
dS2atch from him yesterday afternoon saying that no
and his mother had escaped, but had lost every thmg
In the delugc.
oRANGE.-The Ladies Open Tournament, which
was 10 have boon held to-day on the GROUNDS VI INC
Orange Lawn Tennis Club, has been postponed on
account OF the condition of the ground. Tho Laacs
challenge trophy will probably be played ior a. inc
clubs open tournament on June 90.
FASwoop.-school District No. II has voted an
arproprtatIon of $4,000 for now school oulding'
now nostoHlse has been recently established ana
hose company has been organized. The water supply
Of the village Is from three artesian welH lou loe'
deep.
MAp1soN.-Gensral Potter, Just before his DEATH
rented his house to Manager Hardwek' ei INC No"'
York Real Estate Exchange
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WHY THE PENSION OFFICE OPENS AT SEVEN
Tho quarterly payment of pensions began yesterday
AZ the Pension Ofice, No 3DS Canal-'h' ana inc
usual crowd OF veterans and widows ga'berel 10 ~
ceIye their money The fact that the payments
rsre No, rerun until Q. m, instead OF at "A. M,
as under former Pension Agents, caused no httln
indignation among the pensioners some Of tho men
stood I'm line nearly eight hours yesterday. and Wcr
then compelled to 90 home without having secured
their money COlonei Lovolsnd aid yesterday
"I,pder Colonel Coscr aud General sigel, the former
agents the doors opened at a m. and pay
uents continued until D. after which the clerks
had 10 work until or O'Clock at night. posting up
the DAYS business. As tho result In about three
DAYS nearly everybody broke down. learned Al
Washington that not pension Office IN the country
onenod AS early O'clock IN fact the hours s"t by
statute are from a. m until p. m, therefore de-
cIdcd that o'clock would 10 snnn enough 10 begin
navment. Tho doors will be closed at o'clw"k
We arc making the payments a. rapidly as possible,
and have hftren extra clerks' ocsdes hIce experts
from Washington"
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WAITING FOR THE FENCE.
HePEs or BASEBALL AT THE POLO
49,.
GROUNDS.

ERooKLYN-wIys A GAME WITH KANSAS Oiff-
Il yEasEY CITY AND NEWARK BOTH LOSE,
Commissioner Gilroy. Of the Public WORKS peparV
snt sent4a letter to the Board Of Aldermen
fneiosng petitions for the opening Of one
eleventh St through the Polo Grounds, togener WIN
tbe repors of inspector McGinniss, OF the bureau
NJ Enounbrances, advising the department tnat inc
reivhberAood was disordery since the closing OF inc
grounds. IAs papers were received ana ia'o upon
the table. . - ,y
,x. ..x, rsanA. who arc we'll Informed on New
va .,un matters were In high glee last night'
srs., .ea,neA 10 think that the Polo Grounds case
s.d hssn virtually settled. That the Aldermen nao
- ~. matter on the table again did not seem
=, trs.ubhe them q particle The case VIII IN AL
.oh.hl,.ty be settled way or the other To-Day
"a dispatch from Albany may be received IN tn's
~s,v tn-dsy, and II It is tho fences at inc fo'o
Grounds win be pus up at once. Barney brosan'
s.bo had charge Of the refreshsent counter at the
grounds. was hard at work yesterday setuns MS
SIace IN order The fences can be put up IN nan
a. hour after permission IS received.
The sroohlyn and Kansas City teams played another
s,ose and interesting game at Washington PARK
lnr,ohsya. Yesterday. The blunders OF the western
man IN the early part Of the game gave the Vetor
No 1rookiyn. Just 2.A7o people were present. ano
sae,oea 20 enjoy the contest hugely. Reynolds mace
r,s dehut rs Brooklyn catcher, and did gooa WORK.
i,The score was as follows:
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wrsTCHESIER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS-Ths suit OF Corneiia l. Conkln
and r. G. Neil against Joel d. Erhardt, a. receiver
of the Sew-York city aud Northern haIroSa. was ,Ss
vaine Of two horses killed By train az Ama"Ak
and resulted in verdict IN favor OF MIS-; L9hH NJ,
rcndered IN the Circuit Court yesterday IN sm'
brought against the TowfqTh Central ana ia rGoysI
eos Tor personal injuries sustained at Croton
station, October 6, 1886. The jury awarded nan
1900. In tho supreme Court YESTERDAY, Jane
= lana Of The westchester independent. ana
W,DIam w. Mcclellan, the Editor OF The Mount
Vernon Argus" were sued for libel BY Se%,u bahrr
OF weStCheSter. The jury rendered d Ne'"''' "s'''
both defendants for $500.
NEW ROCHELLE FIX Secretary Fairchiid VIII DC
a guest during the summer of CHIEF JUSTICE VI W.
Fuller at Leland Castle.
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cANEs IN OTHER CITIES.

BOSTON, June 4-The Boston and Philaheiphis
teams played again to-day, the home team winning
again Boston scored the winning runs III IN" 'oh'n
snnfng The score as annexed:
s I.ss;,.Ss;oa, / g g g 9 g 9 3 %
pasabI.s-Boston TO- PhIsde'phis s, rs--Boston
A. PhiIadelphia Pltchers-Clsrkson anu ssnoerA JIM
pare-Weden. , a.,
Chicago June 4.-The Cleveland team deIea'eo INC
e,htosro nine to-day after well.plsyed game. The
score vas ,
esalesgs;, ..........""S ] 9 3 9 II
q p.aabi,sC Chicago H. Cleveland Errors-ChieaRo D.
(,leysIand q Pitehers-Gumbett and Beaun. UmpiEe-
kullivan. go r.,
ybfIadelphia, Juno A--Tbe Louisville club did not
arrive here in time to play the game scheduled with
the Athletics to-day.
AT saltmore-BaltimOre g. Cincinnati 2
AT Observation-Disclosures 8, Hartford D.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o, Lowell D.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Jockey Club races Jerome PARK 2 %" y -
Postohice Investigating Commission.
Masonic Grand Lodge, Masonic Temp'e;o
Medico Legal Congress, stcinway Hall, s.n.ior.
Frank TemplcInan's trial. Court OF 1eheiSi ss.e
Shamrock. katrna yacht race, ou'sue
Board OF Educs ton meeting, 4 D. M ., sc.s,ons
Trial OF W. E. Howard couf, q vseSoos afternoon
Yaiastaien Island Athletic Club bAseoai' "-''-
Livingston, S. l., p. m .,.usr, and garden
ST. Mary's Hospital tennis toufhS""
party, Brooklyn. 49,, ,.,,oD clubhouse,
Aoueduct COMMISSIONER ste~Hrs -, Rsainent Band,
Mns,c in Mount Morris Park BY 7lst hesinfeH' '
& n. m.