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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-02-27
To Rent,

The house lately occupied by j. d.
Gillespie. Enquire OF DR.. suther-
land. 45tf
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-02-27

Minneapolis and Duluth
property to exchange for
farms, BY =. e. Wellington.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-02-27
House Wanted.

The undersigned wishes to rent a
good residence house.
H. w. COUNTER.
Morris, Feb. u, 1889. loft
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-02-27

Large quantities. of corn husks are
now used in Austria for making coarse
cloth and very tough and durable
paper. Wood, also, is made into
cloth, Mitscherlick having devised a
process by which the fibre may be
strengthened and prepared for spin
ming.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-02-27

A spring Of natural cologne-whose
liquid has not been analysed, but has
the odor of patchouli-isa new wonder
said to have appeared III Algiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
THE COURTS.

TIE MONEY STUCK TO MR. JONES, ANYWAY
Morgan Jone> cN.CDnTe>'man. eN stat" N'h''"'
ard cx.presid.nt Of th' Board Of Ad'tmeA. In JH"'
1906 received from Kule.t ". Moank. S"'O' A."
certificate for 80 share Of the Iso.'"s "'' '.~''
Compauy Of the CITY Of York. u"""1 ai' 49,
neut that they wcr, u be returned II i'"a!' Il
were not passed By In" Common I"HH'.I "'' III '"
t,.c. hotr,, .uly 10 following, alGur2:.c AID
I,-.-,r The Strict Commissioner - max contract
for ughIlnr all the streets, parh, and puzzle hn dhtH
OF Tie CRY with cOsl COS iJE Twenty years. Ih
resolution did rJt become lde' and MilOAk', i"!"f
70 Go, his MONEY back sued lone. for the amount
The omplant was dismissed IN ~ sup r"T 'out
and an appeal was takf1 n tn" General iTh'' "'"h
has sustained tbs judgment. In d"s'H handed
do,r- yeu,,,lsy Tie LUur, holds that TIC d"f Iddnt
should not have been permitted to show ahrndi!Niy
tnat tae contract WaH Illegal on tho si"Uh mat II
- against puulIC IO.CN but thai lnNCiih'l.sS T."
cumrIsDt was properly dl,nlS ei Gc"aT'e tho caHs"
~ ariIun was not sIst lucd by the evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
Ayers Sar saparllla,

assessment now pending in the Court OF Appeais' III
held that no other State in the country wn"'u ~
ate such plainly outrageous and unjust IA" upo" ~
statute books. Through Il, as spphe'i w ~ .,u
srrupulous Democratic assessors and cohe''"rs' ~
sands Of pelawarcs best citizens have been ior Neae
robbed Of their votes, slmTlv because II was N"o"r
they would vote the Republican ticket ~ was WV
known that ON a fair vote Delaware would 90 hp"'.
ncan on both state and National issues N'a'N al
manufacturers and ag'iculturiss IN every pd' VI ~"
State are Republicans aud prote'uohis'S 40.
intelligent OF her labortnG classes ART d" ~
came fold. Yet because Of tlr power pac'u !" "'
hands Of A few men in each county by tn" uh Amer
ran. unjust and odous D'Stranchiremcht la"' "'
voice OF this element. the bulwGk OF tho eta'" "a'
,oo, cbokcd off, Tho better class OF DcmU Fd'o
ucr, n, last feeling the injustice Of THIS demo.
cratic scheme and tho result III '"'
and Kent counties last fall, where irildr"ls Vi
crafts cast their vote for the Republican NCH'' WI"
their dsfranchlscd Republican ne'ghoorS WV
ohio IN elect was but tra beginning OF the r'No'-
which VIII end next year In inc c'c'''o" " " nh
,,ca, Governor, Congressman and LEGISLATURE inc
,.,,oor.,s h,vc truly scaled their doom in this
State, ,,. ,r,,,
IN Illustrating how the Democrat collectors "orAe'.
their disfranchisc ecLeine, one oil III" uo'sa os go
that I'm orlcr 10 keep Republicans from ld!'"e '',''
poll tax before the meeting Of The Levy ''u''' 'I
coucc,or Of North Murtcrkll Hundred hung sm''l'
pox flag nom his door and remained IN pea u"'"
the prescribed tlmo for paying the pom TAX nan oN.
prcd HIS physician. also D"mocr rat "a' !" "Asno
VITA him, aud scores Of Republicans VINO "e'o uA''
frsnchised by this trick hal no redlHe. ,.,.,,,s.
Thcr. was good sIrihhiMS OF t"I1rrd .vI' sa'o
In the convention aud J. l.. MaRinn,, one 81 w "
in,ejlicent was heartily appiandni by NC Slt"t
mon WGcn Lc sad thai the C1lortN No"t' a wy.
werc moi 10 be bO,dv linked Icy Den ''A'' pr IN
Of friendship: t.at H.. Republican parry gave tm""
Ihcir maul.tod, and they uld not lrpl"'r ''''''
fron the ALLEGIANCE thy owed 10 thH' par ,,,..
F. r. Back rrvsn secretary To nci@l'' liEs' , ;;
a,i Iiurare (,rc,lry Know ic,, t." h'NlS tiI'" !
C"u,ui T. bordeaux, both nnmh'r' vi u' l'..s
49, Ecmrnlirsu cub o, Niiniuc'n", tS'k an ai!\'
,srt IN the conventions prucc".ingN. Inc Ia'ir
Vas lcary eota' 49, ,s. BY a., ,Ii to rS BE- e.y
,.ar" jrr.llrut Cu.onr GcOISr " Marshall, Oh
Mini secretary. John Pm ks''' OF M%E. SUI
VIC. prt. .ldcuts, TlOmaS B.rl. II. u NoLi"A' ''
rev J. s. Willis and LII X. sharp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
CANES on MANY DIAMONDS.

Chicago Juno - Tho Chicagos began in tho second
I'M ing tot gauge Cark~Dns delivery continued !"
io So Iosun played osrly throughout, aud was Unable
% get within winning distance. Tn" homc min" put ~
INTO .olr pay every -nn~thirS they knv' fHc'
t. d. Of lat" ard Bas.an nel!cl their positions
urn,. Fnucl's ruuntng catch OF Clarkson's foul rF
In the third inning was deserving Of oil the apau" II
,l,ltei. Attcnanc". $500. Tho score was:
G &C.. ,ss .........:..a5 9 S--5
II RGs"n and p Tcrs >
Tr yuTcEG
playing at Recreation Park TODAY. Calvin Wa mNinci'
blo Casey pitched great game up to ninth inpins,
wn"n the loca team carr'i their three runs on as nAy
hit, ard a sacrifice. Tbs scorc as OnneNcl:
T FnII1Isi hi, .S Q 9 60
Basehit,-- pu.hury 10, Philadelphia .. ErroTs-ries.
Umplr.McQ"aic
o,sAnd juno 2s.-Thc washipSbons could not hit
Gruher and IN Consequence lost thar i'ia Gann In this
city today sarlrkcr and wisa earrict OF the fielding
horors. cleveland eaSed i've Of the seven runs scored
The as follows:
v wr,rIsst.a ;..... . Q . 8 / 9 g!
laud o washington g. Pitches -C'riter and Person.
na,.morc June s-Columhus to-day shut GU, the BAL
,lmor- 10, second time. The score was
apl"nici
Go.l@Ss. .:.:.:::SS 9 9 GO
y Columln. ritchers-.C cunningham and widncr Tn.
goldsmith.
Kan.a, CITY. June 2S.-Thc Kap.as City team played
two games against the Lousytllo nine to-day and Won
them both The scores Wen:
f fn";ai G''y:... .:.5 60
cT auys CITY tG%:S q E .Sa sess
Umpire Ferguson.
Ioul.,illo ...............Q 2 0 0 U 0 %
Ra,chls-Kansas City o. Louisville :. Errors-Ksn.a
| City I. Louisville 4. Pltchrrs-RamsNy aud Swart,el
| Umpire Ferguson
| Now.Haven Juno Qs.-The New.Haven and Newark
teams played her" today aud the home won uf,c
| a nncY played gamo by this
N Nv ,vs ;-.,....,.'.,..S 9 Q 9 q
| observation-disclosures o. NcwIIaven 10 Errors-Newsr
D. New Haven 2. Ptchors-Sullvln and Dorpn. Umplr
| Knight
boston, Juno 2s.-P. H. Linn has been olectet
! culaa.n OF the baseball nine for the next yrar
! lie has played right Gcld tho VARSITY min
for tho last three years. lie has made
| fair showing the neld and HE batting record
especially good J. o. Mccoy. 30, has bean eisets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
END OF THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL CASES.
NoLLE PRosEQCI ORDERED BY HE CKiMi
AL COURT

WaShirgton June 2->-rhs docket OF tho Criminal
Court az inc Ds,Iic, Of Columbia, to day fnalif
clrarcd ot number Of ca-"S which have been nn Nh"
book, ever stree tic Initiation VI tho celebrated 9tH
Route cases against cN senator stephen ". Dorsey,
Th,msas J. IirDiy and others listH'tAr"rH"J
Ilo:c stated IA court this morning Mat there ""T"
twcuty four Of ursc ~" doc net and t'1t III"
Government lad fa'~i 10 s"Cur' con'icii"n IN ne
main c,>r III, Ir,Gscr,Gor lad recommended 10 a."
A,,nrney CONCEAL tat they 10 uollr pfos~T'"l. but
ro,hlIs lal L",1I duuc IN ne mar"- Nj. llucn said
It would be Uupr>,.ll" t" set convictions IN These
cases and tha, b. dl not triak the ends {" justice
would h~ SulSrvrd by prosecution. lie trTri"r'
a,A"i leave to uullc pru,cI Dr cas"5 AMI TIC court
dlr,-ie that thus lc dur". IL" Indictments ia ih">"
cases charged conspiracy and r"lu'y against IN"
irf"r!ar.. u'.,ug N'.,"l ar, John ". !or-ry
stephen IS Iul>.y. william Iru Kellogg, John H.
M.nrr. ILpma. J. u aGy. a. VI. Nane, y. o. lr'h
John u. lCCA, a"l L'a'!-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
THE ORANGE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE DAYS PLAYA

4 LARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE DAYS PLATI
SCORES
Pleasant weather large number OF spectators and
plenty OF cnlivrnlng music made tho a. the
orange tennis tournament YESTERDAY gay one. Tie
first match 10 be played the final round OF ladies'
singles between Mis- Williams sd Miss VOORHEES,
As III. winner Of this match was to have possession
Of tho handsome challenge cup excited moro thad
ordinary interest Gray Ia N" Joy u her friends.
Miss Williams won the first set, 81 Dy some brilliant
playrc and then the second set and the match. e.
The other matches Of imports wurr the Po,tMl"r
and the Hobart Huntington. In the former match
Miller after losing the first set, won the following two
by CAREFUL play. Hobart ami Huntington both made
strenuous efforts 10 capture the first rt in Their match.
and after the scorc hal reached nine all. Hununs"n
was 50 exhausted that he lailei 10 win another game.
Appended are the Srorr>:
single, third lounI-Ciarra"H Hobart bea: T. T.
Huntington H. CO; Dean Miller tat A. w. Pot
e-s O. 90; D. W. Gambler beat W. V. johnson Id.
~ CO; W. X Fowler bot J. 2. Parrt 81. 6-S
Fourth round-w. X. Fowler beat d. w Gambler :.
o. ,
Doubles third rcunf-D"an Miller and A. T. "rlsas
bea. J. c. Elliot and - smith e-i. o-ii " q. Han
and O. g. Campbell beat h. d. faNey and W. A. Iowe'
c., 6-l.
Final round, ladlc, snsns-M!ss Williams beat Miss
Voorhees, Ct. o. So,
In the final round OF doubles This afternoon nan
and Campbell Will play against Miller aud wright
In he singles Miller AID Hobart VII pay their match
I'm The fDIif PuIll aut Ia Cas" tt Ia rF >uou 49,
the iual match will take plN. Il N!Ir WINS low
ever IN. final mach will b. pS'po"e4 u"'" h'A' "o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
yp. GrLRoY n-w .lrps MORE or HIS Hry"HMry.

yR GILROY RrwIElS MORE or HIS HfN'HNEN
,unl,rtSSlnr"r Giroy mad" t"w NOV changes IT,
tho ucparruruf ~ Public Works yesterday, H. taxi
ri'crt July joseph NlIr} "a, appointed water
Register in place ot John II 'haUN"rs, VII" Y IS 'a
voluntarily r.srr~l IN" salary Of N" orc" Ia s',""
Mt year Tho nov 9p"ur" comes from Nr "il.
r.,', district no NNIII. and Is a brother gIiw ~
joseph J u'Dpn"hu'. n" has boon an assistant clerk
T., ,le ,,y Court A. - .OoO year. William =
Nc,Aan va, appointed rnpcri'ici'rut II th' Pip"
y.rl In Twenty fuurir,i, IN pa.r Of John i"uEhrn
Tho salpy has brcn S2 900 but thu l"mm>Niony re-
.Iu,rI 10 u 100. Nr MThan halls from u"
XVIII District. John J. sullivan ard Joseph T.
Remedy wrrr appoit~I Inspectors OF Water Meters {"
e.. , Hay They lanr he pla"rs ~ lrur'h It, fhNHp'
,rI " iIl.am ! OrIrily. 81 ia" u,N men II f, nr"l
- 10 say ar, IA hl Il-taud'lg rnrsmuny Hail, and
iLrr urd rcr,sorS All county Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
THREE MORE REGATTAs TO-DAY.


.uoNKERsCoRINTHIAN,M MOSQUITO FLEET AND
STATEN ISLAND ATHLETIC CLUE.
The Yonkers- Corinthian Yacht Club, fourshins
organization which opened beautiful new cluo mousse
on Decoration Day, Will sail in first annual regatta
TODAY. The races arc open TO all clubs that arc
,rsmhers OF the new New-York Yacht Racing Asso-
citation. That means entries from fourteen dInereh'
ORGANIZATIONS and consequently large ne't. Tho
course IS to be triangular one, the start being on
the clubhouse at p. m. The entries close al
o'clock this morning and are MADE under the fu!es
OF the Ncw-York Yacht Racing Association. The
regatta committee consists OF Thomas E. Booth, Al
phonse Beaudrais and William c. Nye
At Larchmont to-day the Mosquito feet VIII mako
another attempt to sail regatta There are eight
entries and the course is twelve miles long
On Thursday the schoeneryacht Dauntless, CAD
vreu H. Colt New-York Yacht Club, went ashore on a
Rad rocky bottom Penihecse and Gun ISLANDS,
near New Bedford. Mr.. Colt left Sew-York with
marty OF friends on Tuesday bound for Halifax. The
friends Of the famous old racer will be pleased
TO learn that the big schooner was dragged on by
tug yesterday morning and taken 10 New-Bedford'
She sprung bad leak, however, and must be dry
locked
To-day the yachting department Of the Staten
island Athletic Club will hold It's opening regatta OF
the season OF 1859. Tho regatta committee con-
sIsts of T. NJ Post, F. Beams, George ". Clark H. H.
McMurray and Philip C. Sues. The entries, which
are numerous will DO classified as follows:
Class A-SchoCnerA
Class P-Sloops and cutters over 80 feet
Class C-Soops 20 feet and under 80 feet
Class Soops 80 feet and under 40 feet
Class o-Sloops and cutters % to 80 feet
Class Bishops and cutters % feet and under.
Class z.-Csts. Is 10 S5 feet
Class 5-Cats. % to 25 feet
Class Goats, 1s and under % feet
Class 7.-Cats. 10 feet and under
Class S.-CenQes.
Cess 9.-stean and naphths lsuncheA
Tho courses are:
Classes A. 3 and C.-To and around Scotland Light
shin leaving Buoy l2 and hghtship on port hand Ne
tnrninp leave l.2 on staFboard hand
Classes / and ITO aud around Buoy D, on point o.
Sandy Hook leaving Buoys 12 ana on port hand re
turning leaving = l.2 on starb0ard hand
Glass 2-To and around Buoy IL on g. W. Spit lesvni
same on port hand
Glasses and 5-To and around Buoy 1s. on West Bank
leaving same port hand.
Casse. and ITO and around Buoys II and IS leaving
anne on sarboad going and Buoy II on port hanC
returning. - ,., ,
on stsrboar1 hand
start for all classes will be opposite club house. at Yves
Eew.B Brighton, Staten Island
F4pish-Classes A, d, {, l. and 10 finish across az
,oinary line drawn between club and Buoy II
robbins Reef Glasses g. g. 0. 7. and will return
starting point - A.,
The club steamer Dazcn will leave the Barge OF
Zee at O'Clock this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
sFR1NCHiSEMENT IN DELA WARE.
a STRONG PROTEST FROM THE REPUBLICAN
LEAGUE OF THAT STATE.

LEAGUE OF THAT STATE
Dover, DEL, June % (spectaD.-rhe second annual
convention Of the Republican League OF Delaware was
held IN the Opera House here this afternoon. Dele
gates to the number Of GEO. representing hfty't"o
clubs answered to the roll call. Colonel George W.
Marshall. OF Milford, president Of tho League. oocu-
pied the chair. and J. J. Plunhett. Of Wilmington
was secretary Colonel Marshall, In opening tho
convention congratulated the League on Its steady
growth. Tho records show that there are now
1900 club members in tho State. and this number Is
being corstantiy added to. The resolutions. unad-
mously adopted, heartily congratulate the Repuou-
: cans Of Delaware the Administration Of Benjamin
Harrison, renew the adherence OF the League to tho
principles Of the Republican p3rty as laid down bv
tho last Republican Nstonal Convention especially
the preeminent question Of protec ton 10 American IN
dustry, approve the policy Of the Republican
befs OF the recent legislature In their efforts 70 re-
form the state Constitution, and denounce the course
Of the Democratic majority Of the State Senate in
preventing those reforms, and renew the Leagues
pledge to vote for fos the State Legislature
q who ID not pledged 70 constitutional reform.
IN advocating the adoption Of the resolutions. the
Rev. u.s.. wins refereed to the test questioning
Ne enthusiastically Of the Democratic DISTINGUISHING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
ONE MORE FOR THE GIANTS
THE INDIANAPOLIS CLUB DEFEATED.
THE SEVENTH A LUCKY INNING : CAPTAIN
rWING INJURED

TWING INJUNEU
indianapolis, June 2S.-Up to the seVeu'a Ia
ming today tho homo team had the game wen III
hand. In that Inning, however, VIII 'hro" W
Denny sent tho bail In among tho crowd ana TWO ius
-ere let In this was followed by other errors "h'n
allowed New. York to score four runs. Inc l'au'''
Of the game wero fine catches Of line hits BY socrS
and O'Hourke and double play, uuassisted b. Hines
A foul tin struck Ewing In the leg IN yesterday
game at Chicago; aud he was unable 10 play u-ddS'
He hopes TO tako his old place Oh tho team u
The attendance was largo today, only about lIoo
people being present. The Giants now look upon
the seventh as their lucky inning moro man ever
Hatfield did excellent work at short to-day d uiu
whitney at third. The score was as folio"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
THE THEE REPORT
FORECAST TILL

FORECAST TILL y NJ. sAltRpAf'
w.smyuroS juno 2S-For Northern New Ehshd"" -
prsccded by light rain In Vermont slightly warmer.
For Massachusetts Rhode Island. Conncct'"t ana Hs
New York iar followed In Eastern New.ioik sa'u'"
show srs; continued Ugh temperature IA
For New.Jrrsey. Eastern Pennsylvania po
MARYLAND ram; continued high temperature ~.
For Virginia AMI the Carolinas, rain sish'Y '0'' W.
coast slightly warmer In the interior 49, "a.
For Western Florida Alabama aud Mssss'ppL i"''' -
coded by nsht rain Alabama continued hiSh 'ernP'
followed by slightly cooler In Mississippi
Tor LOUISIANA, light rain; warmer ... Sss.
For w,st virginia Western pvnnsyvanis. Wes'e'H :.
York aud Ohio far. preceded by light ram Ia UNIV
ern PenusylNa ANA warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
on WHEELS AND on FOOT.
FIRST DAYS RACING OF THE KINGS ColNtE
wuEELMEN-A GOOD PROSPECT
TODAY.

FOR TO-DAY,
Although all the conditions wcrc favorable yesterday
and there va> every reason 10 expect some 'A'Fv'H
r, hcycl,-rbitnc the first day Of the twVdays race
,,u, NJ the Kings County Whrelmcn a'traciei
cnr,r,gsriycly few people To tho Washington fGs
baseball grounds. those who wiiu">S'd TIE 'oh'o''
v,,,>. not however, d'Na!p"tnicd. Ih"r' was AH
u Of first class cntrie, and tn" fields 81 starters "''
ur,,portouatry large. OWNS 10 the track ho' o'I"S
nr.i class no record, wcrr ,kcn. III" racing to-day
,,o y, ~, If the bes, clara ter AID large numtec
', c,,arors I, lrob,,l for. C. II. LuScomb, pie>den'
- m, League Of American Wheclm"n. was lerr'.
4. IN. boon usual IN r'Ccnt racc-m'ets. III" hih.s
County Whcrlmcn carried of mast OF the hohors'
rh o., contest wa on,- mile novice club-race the
cm., rrI,c tr u!!ch was 4 gold medal. J. B"nsinger
,. -, With J. F. stevens second The winner
lime wa, 3:I6 81. Ih"rr were nineteen star'eis IN
~, ,,,c,uile bicycle handicap, oIen to al.
rn, final WAS won By /. d. he'S'
Hts tu,o We, 3 :Ol l.5. Il. W. Stoves. OF The h''ss
county whc-Nlm"n captured the prize III the one ha
ono quart,r ui? rdc ami run. n n L'mN'r"'U'
with lO3 yards To the good. won III" twoml" o'N'''
handicap or"n 10 all, In G:17 %. Tho IN" mil" in's
tr boy, under sixteen was by \. H. FrIdm"i"r IN
.3:4tl5 The two-milc handicap for ,ascw machine
was a holly contested rae. William A'wmtG s'a
". T. Murphy, of The Kings County "h"'lEi'h' AM
W. L. class, Of tho Berkeley Athletic lla'. s'"Nei'
on the sixth lap when Murphy and LAS ""s
struggling for first pla'c, Class wheel shPpn sN
10th men fell Murphy TmnuniHl ard e'dH
winner hut Class retired. IT," eighth contest vas
A Ioyarl run handicap, two ACa'> a'd tna! W. NJ
Pcrrct Of tie Athletic club Of tie echn> iAN Navy,
who had seven AID o@oAalt yasd,. woa IL 10 "a
seconds In tic i've ME Kings County Wh@tmeI
championship race ". /. E"rp'y Won. th' !Ass
cuutcs. OF The day Was iula-.lar race S'' MI
+ sAcarman, Who Wa - AK ~ Hl,h J. - 80
nan who was 10 run ~ mics. Arl " / MURPHY,
whn vas u ride four ulc-. rkman gave OUT
t odd OF two Milo aud SAelgmag Ictrt al lHs
end Of a mile aid half Murphys tine Wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
DEMOCRATS ARE ELIGIBLE, TOO.
POSITION or IIII CIVIL eIRvlcE COMMISSION
~ TIE MAT'rl.R or TX ,MINATIONs.

T.
~ TIE MATTrR or IX>MINATIoNs.
Wa,hln, TON, June "a communication WIS n
ccr,v received ly rl ri,n -rl"ir" Commission from
- ~ u,,.,r ne SECRETARY Of H.. local board Of
,.,vu ~..,,.r, ,,auiur, r"r' lIui0n M'h. a,hin-
,,,, H., Lua7l BE- allowed to hoIi o"mpr'ilNo ca
animation on July IL for 'Ins and Inspectors In The
Custom lIu.-r IA p'rrr Of that ANNOUNCED Tor June
H. vlir! Va, Dot Lr!. Tn on'nie'i"u Ia directed
r.iIy alluHlu. IA cIininaon {" l." h"Id f"r '"'h'
lu not f,l ir.rcriur> III" Commission refuses III"
examination for Inspector, on III" ground Nat ~"
.,-y,ary Of tho beard furnished no statement OF ihr
rumlcr Of names On the eligible II" tor appointment
a. Inspectors.
,p.nAng Of tbs action, Commissioner Roosevelt,
on u.l alt Of the commission, ,ai:
We arr especially reluctant I" do uA', but II IS IN
Consequence Of al iNlrlr MICH ia, atwH,," ~ H. u
D Ds' tp1tot,jr Of Jl,tom, at Fort hurvn. Ia
ST. Ger TrHG%h as ,"e .nT Stain. Ir,I
h., icIcf. uat the vrDrcr theory - adopt IN, IN
liz naaas mrn' Of 49, onc" I, ma, mllrI d" H. ihr
SII %..G oyn Of Conr% no control B,rr hc "a
rrc,slon OF any public Officer, bot they incnl 1" NAH
!, their pai1.r ar duty - prcNrt al! Mlnl-rtilpr
-, ,hr law IN accordance Win the rurortr, cpuurlaci
Ly Mr Ci~,r rh'y viii tolrrar" Il" 'l"Ia"n al"
10 No. ai 3 30 and K"pnblcan, fc al IAN
spply wh "Loot"; all tho hpEyhE ~ pWp"t iT.I'
ny and Will be certified IN t"cr order I" IT, hpppnt-
ing officer ~ ,,,,,
THIS statement II 10 DC cohSIi rNH a. al az
two statement Of ~ position OF the "nh'',ou .Hr
statements II the Mind attributed Ia Mr. Gccr have the
c1cci Of keeping DciuUrIaiir uupiChnN rom appN
Ing for tle COMPETITIVE examination IN the rIlSslLfl
service We wl4l to show them mai the 'omniSSion
Will take good care to that Nj t,c"rs words 10
main words only md do not era siailLc into deeds
Some week, ago tho Ciyil service Comm sion decide
to make public L%rsf s The t Of p%,9n; , rls ,y
service. In the case Of local examinations for plaG"
n the customs ami postal service" II has been d"cidr,
To post tho pcrccaiaF" obtained by each applicant II
bulletin shape il some ou@pcuon, place. ~" rln'
course will be pursued with regard - certlhration
for cjblcS FOR thtec of'lccs male 10 III" appointing
mower. Each candidate for an appointment Ia th
general service Will also be Informed Of his sanGn
and percentage by mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

COY. INBS NOT 4 CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
boston, Juno G-..-G"v"rn"t Am"s was seen To-Day
with regard 10 the rTor published this morning that
~, intended Ia 90 into tho fold a a candidate for
Congress IA the Id District, now rprcsnntrd by
= IT, Morse Tho Governor saws that at present b"
,ns mo- Intention OF running for congress. ON r.
,I,rr from the COv"7urshp he Will give his attention
-, ,rivate business affairs. What hn may do AT
futirr ';mr he cannot but at present he has no
ambition for Congressional hOnurs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
Mr. DIME rs coon FyOrgn poR THEM.

MR. pr NE Is GOOp FNOIVH FOR IHEM
Thrr, yer, no irrsh dcyrl pmcutS Yesterday respect
,,y the apro'ntmenf Of successor 70 President
puAuc Of the AGs-luct Commission, who was lie
clsrcd 10 bo Ineligible by tho Corporation Counsel
In speaking " the possibility Of tho appointment ot
A Commissioner IA General Irian"s plar" by IA"
Mayor Controller MyCrs said yesterday that no could
,cc no rrn,,r f,I such al appointment. II ono was
made tho appnintrr would not be- recognized, Mr..
vycrs AID mice, he cane clothed with N" authority
~ tho counts Tao Controller evidently ippk" tor "a
majority Of Tho ATur!u'i 'OmmlNslony lurluiIng,
lc.IirS himself Nr,SrS. scott Howe anu Tucker, as
veil A, President DIaur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
BEATEN AT THE BAT AND IN TIE FIELD
TIE ATHLETICS TOO MUCH FOR THE JERsE'
CITY TEAM.

The Jersey CITY and Athletic baS'osh teams p'aso.
o., O,iI.nd park Jersey city yesterday, before about
100 .,cctator, The match sufficiently close 10
10 intcr,stiue throughout. fan!mann ptchei poorly
At FIST but aftcrwsrd settled down and did better
work. Tho Athletes outba'tri and did better h'la
work than tho homo team aud won BY tho following