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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
Jersey CITY.

DR.. Leonard J. Gordon, treasurer OF tho fund for
the relief OF the Conemsugh Valley sufferers, returned
yesterday from q visit TO the scene Of the disaster.
Ho found the condition OF affairs much worse than
he expected, and warm in his commentator OF
tho manner In which the money and goods for the
relief Of the sufferers being distributed under the
direction OF Ad1utantGenrrA Hastings. DR. Gordon
procured the names OF number Of people there
Who formerly lived In Jersey City, and has called
special meeting Of the Relief Committee to consider
what IL best TO be done for them.
Tho fight for the possession Of the ferry At the
wAshington-st. gay has been Transferred 10 the
Court Of Chancery. Captain Conroy had made ar
rangementS yesterday to remove FerrymAu Mllls's
feet OF rovboats and his landing places in order
make room for Captain ConOy's cable ferry. but
Mills served them with Injunction. Tho defendants
arc required show Monday why tho In
junction should not be made permanent.
The body Of Patrick Kesh. OF No. 1876 F1fteonth-st
found yesterday in the river at Thirteenth-st
Kclsh was boatmsn. and had been missing for several
weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
NETWORK CITY.

ssveral subscriptions to the Washington memorial
Arch Fund were received yesterday bringing the Whee
sum TO S45,44o II.
Young Policeman Farrell who smiled when supreme
court Judges Beach and Patterson came near pchg
run over in Churh-st, was fined two-dayS pay ny
the Police Board yesterday. Michael hcay' OF mo
MULBERRY St squad, who arrested Mrs Joseph rim
in Elizaboth-st. one Sunday evening whrn she sa'd
she was not drunk fined tendays pay
Chovaler Won Becher. Commandment OF the Ausu1sn
frigate sada mado an official visit to the Navy Yard
Yesterday lie was received at tho Lyceum Building
by Commodore Ramsay, and aitfr tour among the
shops and the vessels made q minute inspection OF
the work being done the armorcd cruiser dane.
Tho only ripple that stirred the calm yesterday At
tho Custom House was the report that Deputy-Col-
lector Camden O. Rockwell would make nght 70
keep his place which he has been requested TO 'acate
on juno 30 lie Is now away on leave OF absence.
Deputy Collector Henry d. sanwood fllod his place
yesterday.
Tho bears in the Coffee Exchange hammered away
at the market yesterday. on receipt OF sVnes mat
the Iavre and liar urg markets had declined francs
and pfennigs respectively. The local prices de-
ollned from 80 to 90 points. after which there was
slight rally About 100000 bags were disposed OF
Crossman the leading bull. traded to the extent OF
10000 TO 10000 hays
The trial OF John Fitzpatrick known as Liverpool
Jack accused OF kidnapping workman and Inducing
thom 10 ~ To Mexico false prrcnces Of obtaining
work for them, was Adjourned yesterday at the r.
quest OF his counsel lie will be brought before tho
Court Of General SESSIONS again in a few weeks
Tho thirty-sIxt meeting Of the American Institute
Of Electric En- gncors held last night In Professor
r. O. Dormus's lecture room. In tho College Of the
City OF Now.Yorh Leo Daft, tho Inventor,
read a paper 10 large and intere '"d audience on
. Same IrCcnt Electrical Work the Nev>i ORR
Elevated Railroads, and It's Bearing on the Rapid
Transit Problem The speaker described some eI.
pcriments tried the Ninth ave railway and cnunrr
ated tho advantag", Of the electric motor over steam.
Tho lecturo vas illustrated with a number Of Ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
DEPEypIr0 WEAK MINERAL WATERS.

The Board OF Health yesterday gave q hearing 10
representatives OF several firms engaged In the man
ufacturo Of mineral waters in the city including Born
A. Byrne Byrne Brothers, 8. A. Ludin. the IIygela
Mineral Water Company. Light Brothers. j. +. Meyer,
the Ncw-York Bottling Company and Weymann
Brothers. Lately the BOar sent 10 esh firm .
circular saying that the manufactured waters were
not up TO the standard OF the natural spring waters
An analysis OF the manufactured article was sent with
tho circular, and also formula showing the average
ingredients Of water from sixteen springs al Vlchy
The manufacture Of mineral water u poorer quality
than that indicated by the formula was said 10 be 4
violation OF section No II OF the Sanitary Code Keep
ent atives OF the firms argued yesterday that the
manufactured waters used chiefly as beverages,
and not for medicinal purposes and therefore ought
not TO be strong the natural spring waters.
Tho Board reserved judgment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
snpKKryrEypYyr R1oHARDs RESIGNS.

Iobn Richards, the general superintendent OF inc
- a.vsry in the Postolce. yesterday scnt his rnsgna
,,on IN Postmaster Van Colt to take effect on July l.
Mr. Richards left the oco after rcsigng and was not
at his desk lutte in the afternoon Mr. Van C"'t said
that the resignation was voluntary
Mr. R,ohards has been an Official In the Post0fice
,or afteen wears he had charge Of the department
~ the oce in which ali the carriers and most OF the
clerks were employed. He was strict disciplnaHan
and was unpopular with the clerks and carriers They
blamed him for most OF their troubles in the way OF
long hours and overwork, OF which they had m~o
frequent complaint Some charges were haae oy a'S
.s,tssed clerks against Mr. Richards, but Mr.. Van
C,,t saId that Mr. Richards did not retire In consee
ouence of any charges against him. Mr. Richards was
4 witness before the Commission which roccnly
examnsd the POstoiiico and some inquiry was male
"a 10 h!s conduct. but Mr. Van Cmt said that The
Commissioners Tad not suggested his retirement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
PLAYING BALL IN WRATH
coIuMBus DISCOVERS BROOKLYN.
saoMIsE OF ANOTHER GOOD GAME TO-DAY
WORK op THE ASSOCIATION.

saoMrsE OF ANOTHER GOOD GAME TO-DAY
WORK OF THE ASSOCIATION.
rne Brookiyn ana Columbus teams played another
4ntsresttng contest 1t Washington PARK bfookyn'
yesterday. II was . pitchers battle, ana ~ nA"i-
vim outpitehed Caxuthers the Columbus Team Won
BsAwin hsd superb control OF the bau snd ptohea rs
ned game Is he ever did Ia the League. Aitnous"
ony six Aits were scored on Carutherss delivery 'hey
ere generally made Just when they were neeaeo anu
oeuntSa heavily. Smith as usual played remark
sA,s game Mt short stop, while little Esterday did
nearly "A we'll The Columbus players feel angry over
Mouday,s forfeited game and say that the BROOKLYN
fsszn win win few other games from hem TINS year.
uhe attendance was e,o4o'
Tbs hostile feeling between the players mannestea
Mself early in the game and the promise OF aho'ner
tvely same was assured. The first run was made
ln tie third inning by Columbus EcTsmany was
ISN'T tsrfrst on called balls and stole TO second. ITO
scared on paily vicious drive to left heid In inc
next inning the visiting mon increased their lesd win
xvse moro runs, o'Connor made q pretty drive De-
tween right and centre fields and made the circuit OF
the bases Little Esterday also made home-run,
else sending the bail down past the cinder pain.
In tho sixth inning the home players managed 70
uesrs tive runs and made the final result look moro
uncertain After two men wore out OBricn was scat
% rst on called balls and ran to third on hit to
Mat field by Collins. oBnen scored on WHO throw
By oCennor Foutzs drive TO left field brought home
Collins The visiting men made the score 4 to 2 by
scoring ono run in the sixth inning. O'Connor hit
ssfoy 10 left field and scored twobagger to right
aeh by Peoples. This score Was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMER Ashore.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company yesterday
received dispatches from Acapulco Mexico announcing
that the company's steamer, the Granada, had gone
ashore eighty miles south Of ManZanlla and that the
passengers and crew were saved. The Granada left
san Francisco on June 10, carrying fifty cabin and
sixty-fve stoerage passengers. No particulars Of
the accident had been received here yesterday by
superintendent Bullay. The nearest Geographic sta
ton TO the scene OF the disaster Is Manranills. The
agent lives at Acapulco which Is $50 miles from the
place where tho steamer went ashore The agent
has gone 10 the Granadas assistance with a steamer
CAPTAIN Decrtng. OF the steamer seems 10 be hope
full according o a dispatch of getting his boat off, n
she Is resting easily on sandy Beach.
The Granada built In 1873 NJ Wilmington, and
the company regarded her one Of It's best boats
she Is Of fes burden and was recently rsftted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
CANES On MANY DIAMONDS.

(. .....,. I,no Of. 1--WE innings were played To- dAy
,,froash q heavy, drz1ling rain. faTh s'o' voA
:. ina umpire protesting against the game oens I
ssrued Umpire yessendcn finally gave In ana ca ~
-. a.. .n,,,v utnutes after the home club had 'hcir
-, "A hat IN the sixth inning. Keee was uhsoe
s..a,s the hall giving six men bases on oais 'ofe"s
4, q run IN the third inning. The score was
y..slns.ou :...........:...:..::.:Y -
P,,tss@.s g E sna GAVE
'5ssar -Fessspden
r,s,el.na June qs-Gleason pitched what ought 70
49,, heea winning game for the Philsdelphia team 70
49, but she timely hits OF the home team In ths hH'n
,sns snA the errors the visitors In the seventh gave
- vs,se 10 Cleveland The score follows:
S ;sssa.s.sS .-.: :dd g 3 3 oS
! lpsie d, Cleveland Pischers-Giea'0n and oSren'
Isa,saspsss June es-rAe home team defeated Boston
sesaa to-day. The game marked BY good. steady
Daavfns On both sides Boyic's pitching was elective
ca sspssisy 81 critical ponss The sssre was -
haisrss
:;: ::.ss .is;' ,: .....:ss "a
10 ana Sss S%
Rs,tsAelpAiA Juse ak-rhs Bs,timoresns had no
sabls IN sowing Stewards delivery to-day, and but Tor
1&es1pg hy Grimm would have won easily. Fore
4 - managed v keep tas hits made Oh hin well dis
tsihrssd but sss rather unsteady. TIE WAS Is
8 fedi<ws;
1870 ...:.:.::.9a issSds II
Z H's..s Z. Ia ss...s Sss::
- Leafs suns es-rAs 8. r1ui. ana cinesnu.u nina,
Asasa esx here todsy. ssd the ehsmpions wen sstsr
4 Eeetplvsd game By this
s. iss's .. .:......:;S dSS 9;
g.ss k. q Lev: .al gs.ss:,s
nssse ssss sa-rAs s.w.Hsvsa .Aa S.vss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
TWELVE MILLIONS, OR A HIRED COTrAGEr

TWELVE MILLIONS, OR HIRED C0TTAGEf
A story published yesterday excited sOcialstc
circles wildly. IL that Sergius f. Shcvitch, the
Socialist and assistant editor Of the Volks Zeitung,
had inherited an immense fortune Possibly Mr.
shevitch was enjoying his windfall when a Tribune
reporter called at his Office yesterday to ascertain how
much cold cash Mr.. sheyitch could lend his news
paper friends Friday. He not there but
Alex snder Jonas the editor Of the paper was on
hand. Herr Jonas looked around for the place where
be usually keeps his gun when he asked whether
Mr.. shevitch heir and resgncdly said Yes !;
believe It's fortune OF sl2 900 OOO.- Where Is
Mr. shevitch nowfr anxously inquired the reporter.
Probably in his hired cottage In New-Jersey,' was
the reply, and continued Her Jonas that sum
msr cottage Is the basis Of this .iake.'s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
STATEN ISLAND.

ToMpKINsvILLE-The two-story frame . eWeI,ass
of John Ford, In Hannah.st was totally one
Zine he surrounding property. Including the Sm'ts IN
fnarmary, was in great danger inc tota. ioS' -
aahont "A boo Inc cause of the fire Is unknown.
NEW BRIGHTON Tho Richmond County Supef'n n,
,endens Of the Poor met at tho County sst,on
Four Corners. yesterday and sons,ae .rne,led from
the sailors Snug HabOr. at New 20 "a sailors
who have applied for admission TO the couns, has
ton because they were homeless the ss csre ~
the old sailors II being declared that tney $3.50 ~" N
residents Of the county. The matter was wyetb who
tho Counsellor of the Board, Nathanei :! a. ths
said he was not prepared to give his declsion m 1''
mater Yesterday but would do SO to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
TWO crpts on A Long JOURNEY.

Manic Per~rei. Of No. l7a Tlsr-st, ana pH''
ssdler of No. 272 Colds. went tn lT~pcct Fn"
on FRIDAY and as they did not return at night tne
,,,c were rcdnc>tct by their parents mako s"ar~h
for them Both are young and no MASON for their
leaving home could bo imagined superintendent
Campbell got a dispatch from Mayvill", Chamanaus
County, on SUNDAY. saying that two girls. who said
they lived In BrOuklyn, hnd arrived at that plTo
They wero the missing chIldr"n and D"tecuFo Ram
wes sent TO Mayvilc TO bring them back. The girls
,,Id tho sheriff Of the county that they had been
talon from brooklyn by woman whom they did
not know, and Of whom they could give no doscrip
ZION,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS" The Mt. Kisco Weekly" and The
westchoscr County Reporter papers heretofore lean:
ng toward Prohibition. arc hereafter TO he pronounced
Republican In politics
NEW ROCHELLE.-h special election VIII DO held
July 2, 10 vote upon proposition to raise $1,000
e. 900 for equip ping the fire department, $1,000 for
incidental expenses and Slo,0OO for repairing and
improving roads. Martin }. keoBh has Detn
sp pointed Corporation Counsel ten-year
old dau ghter Of Mrs sharer. who hives In Mechanic
ST., while watching some boys who were burning
rubbish had her clothes SGT on fire by boy throwing
a fro cracker at her. She badly burned before
the flames were eXunguishod, and she died In great
suffering yesterday. Coroner Mathews was called to
hold inquest.
YONKERS.-Ex Senator Frank p. TrNanor has been
elected Q police commissioner In tho place OF Arthur
J, burns whose term Of office has expired
MOUNT VERNOE.-While Henry Gronk, OF city
ISand, riding IN Firstst, on Monday evening.
~ horse took fright and throw him out of his wagon
with great violence inhicting serious injuries. lie
was taken home.
RYE NECK.-A chdrrps fair was held on Thurs
day last At the homo Of Mrs. F.. j. Moore. by the
Ready Ten, a board OF young girls who are members
OF the organization known as the Kings Daughters
Their work was superintendent by Mrs. Henry Grfen,
OF Mamnoneck Over 300 was realized rs the
result OF the fair and this will he given TO the
seaside Home Of tho Chilrcn's Aid Society OF New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
4 FRFycBIcAyADIIY FESTIVAL.

Fail River, Mass, June 2o.-The third Gay on inc
festival Of st. John the Baptist was elaooratefy on
served here to-day. The whole city Is decor@oou.
The procession was great success Inc pas'.n'
,,os d,v,dsa ,n,o tuo sections and made most i'm
posing display The hne Of march was nrst 20 rnh ,s
Village where exercises In the open AR weO n T
exercises included singing BY choir o. 10y "g,ecS
and address by the Rev M pupfse Mxar and The
march was continued to the park where tho oana
concert took place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAT.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. .........TUEsDAr

i.
AhHtYRD.
steamer Arizona Br Brooks Liverpool June l6 Queens
town 49, mdse and 3sI passengsrsto Cnderhl q
sssmer Carngorm Br) Dunn. Iasuayra JunS 10. Puerto
Caro ~ 49, with nd.s and passengers to Boulton,
Steamer Edith Golden (Br) Bennett Monego Bay ST
Anus Hay Maria days, with truit To Kerr Co.
steamer Wcrg (Nor ROdseth. Baracoa days with
steamer Hudson Freeman. New orleans days. with
and passengers la ) Seaman
,ith n,dse and passengsrs to old dominion Sc Co
steamer wnney Bearse boston, with nldss and pass
Steamer wkes0Irrc, Gates Boston for Port Johnson
Ship Campa Emia lta). Cocnrtllo Genoa 81 days with
Bark Quebec r Nelson. London IS days with mdse
der vrss. TO Funch, Edge 3 Co ,
sugar 10 q Amsnck Co.
sUNsET-At sandy HOOK wind light sE cloudy. A. City
lslund, wind light ES Il; cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Edith Hough (Brl Foley Port Spain days with
mdse 70 Geo Chr stoL Arrived tho 81 " 80 m
CLEARED
Steamer ROckight (BrL Parton. Londsn-H Surzburg Co
steamer Wyoming tBrJ, Rugby. Liverpool Via
Steamer Linda tBr o'Neill Jedah. Bombay sc-Edward
Steamer Trlnacria OBJ Mitchell Bristol Henderson Bros
slesluer Mineoa tBrl Evans Leith-smpson, spence b
steamer Hans Kurt taer,. Reockman. Hanburg-Eck.
steamer wiivommen (Gsr,. schaeasr Bremen aOspel q
steamer Rhynnpd tnels. Grinn, Antwerp Peter Wright
MurcanS tspan), zabalandicochsa st John NB-
Chas sumner & Co.
steamer Mars Wheeler. IAsnayrs Bouton Bliss Dasts
Steamer Seminole Piatt Charleston and Jackson veWm
steamer Cleopatra, Dole west Point va-old Dominion
Shtu ~
b.ss Johannes tssr,. kaAiEsn. HsnbuIs-dso vsrreI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
NEWARK.

About 400 children with number Of women were
taken on free excursion to Sullivan Beach. g. l..
yesterday, on q steamer and barge. An abundant
supply OF establos was provided.
August Drescher, druggist doing business In Belle
Vile ave, purchased revolver shortly after noon
yesterday and prOcccdod to Woodland Cemetery, where
he placed the muzlo Of the weapon 10 his right car
and fired. The bullet made . bad scalp wound only.
Dneschcr was taken In custody. He said no had had
family troubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26

wore conducted by the Rev. VI. cran%er ne ne
psstor and the sermon proached by the Esv. IT.
Emyth' . -. Mayor Gleason Il making % cnort .e
stamp out the dphthea epidemic fsssfScr "a St an,
tscts truck with three men distributing In Ge vsoas
houses gallons Of the 1sinfectant lqnd e chiys
men fer violating the health laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
HOME NEWS.
pRoN1NEsr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

pARTHoLDI-Goncra Thomas s. Rosser. OF pifs Ins
ppTvooRT-w II. Walters Of Baltimore BkUNs-
WICK OFx-Coyernor J. Gregory Smith, OF Vermont
acknowledgements Henry r. Pierson, OF ADsny;
pVERETT-Daniel Magsne, OF ogdensourg FIFTH
LvENUE-T Bailey Aldrieh, Of Boston ex-Consrese
- yvi,iiam UeIman Of Indiana and Senators Francis
W.ndrloks Of Syracuse, and f. B. Arnold. OF unadiia
" v GILSEY-Judge j. A. Macomber. Of the New
YORK supreme Court MURRAY HILL-Ex Congress
man Frederick A. johnson, OF Glens Fails NJ fAnk
AyFSIT;-Judge Erskne, OF Georgia ST JAMhS
r O. Kerens, Of St. Louis WIEDsOR-GeneSl t1ed.
,rIck Townsend. Of Albany. and J. N. Mccullough Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
NOT AT SOUTH Mproy, BUT NEAR IT!

A misleading dispatch was published yesterds
which said that tho North Gcrman-Lloyd Line haa DO
cded not TO call at southampton in the future. Gus
taye schwab, the agent of the line said Yesterday
their southampton passengers at Cowes Enaas,
station three or four miles below and
The reason for the change was that the company han
bad some trouble with the owners OF tho OLD dock IN
its landings at Cowes Roads, and It Is COED anchorage
ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
STREET. srEEpwMKIyG SCENE.

Policeman Long. OF the Twelfth Precinct )ound
woman wandering near 81. Mary'S Hospital early
Yesterday morning She was clad only In her night
dress and was asleep. In pocket OF the dr"ss was
found q note that said she was Mrs DC 'les' OF NO
s34 Park ave- in tho rear. and requested any one
vbo found her in ono OF her bad spells" tD take
her home rs she had a good doctor and a good homo.
The policeman went ~ the address given Aqd found
that the woman lived there with her husband.
She has startled the neghb0rs several times by walk.
n about at night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races sheepshead Bay, ESQ
Board Of Electrical Control, Mayors once. p. m
Little Lord FaunucToy' reference case ooiore ho'
cree Rollins. IL a. m. ~ o,.
Meeting OF Western railway representatives. oom""'
sioner Fink's once. ., ,x.,,..,
SQUARE Bank building, afternoon. - +,
Orange Lawn Tennis Club tournament orange NJ -
st Johns College commencement, Fordham: 10 ?. m
Female Department Grammar School No. % commence
Directors Of Fine Art Guild No. 10 West Twenty third
st.. p. m. -, ,,,. p..r rxsn,no
Marzni Society annual picnic. union fah e'.u'"s'
Training Department Of Normal College COMPLEMENTARY
10 o. ,,..,,.,
Grammar school No. IS commencement 10 m.
Music In Mt. Morris Park by list hegimehs osno
sp. m , -..,,.
Brooklyn Trinity Baptist sunday-schooi exeofnsn 70
IAureton Grove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
IRON srElxBo ATs no LONG BBayoB.

The regular trips by the Taurus to the ocean pier.
Long Branch, will begin to-day. The Iron Steamboat
Company make time table which gives a boat on
wssk dASs, from West Twenty thrdst North River. At
erth River at 10 q m. sad p M Prom the Long
branch F1sr Tie boat isasss a "a rs and rs D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT-The act passed by the last Go p,as
Assembly creating Criminal Court OF Comm ~ nav
In Fairfield County provides that the terms OF ne new
court shall be held In Bridgeport on the nrst Auoeo"'
Of each month except July and August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
YALE is CHAMPION THIS YEAR
HARVARD DEFEATED AT NEw:HAvEN-faINcE

TON SECOND IN THE COLLEGE RACE.
Eew-Haven Conn, June :5 (speciaD-faie oe'es'ea
Harvard for the fourth time to-day In poorly ps,o
sanae. Downer was Wild and was poorly supp o,'
~ IN. tnneld stagg pitched strong game striking
snt tan men and holding Harvard down to hve hits.
TIE feature of tho game was the heavy batting OF
willard and Henshsw. The attendance was ABOUT
1,ooo, q large proportion being alumni This Close.
the championship tests between Yale, Princeton a.n
Harvard, tho colleges finishing IN this oruer. ms
srors Was:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
NETWORKS EASY VICTORY.
rHE GIANTS DEFEAT TIFF CHICAGO TEAM BY

Chicago, June s5.-New-York ostted Hutchinsons
se,,verv 40 hard to-day that in the sixth inning Arson
substituted DIVER who held the Giants down to three
hits Duffy at right and Richardson at second heided
their positions finely, otherwise the game was Loosely
cisved The score was as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26

You can't AFFORD to laugh, dear girls.
I,nIcsa YOUR teeth are white a. pearls
Tnless your mouth ts pink and swees
And your two lips hn rosebuds meetj
And YOU cannot supply this want,
But throu Rh the use Of SoZoDoNTi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
rs.. lam. .I..-.....~~~~ 5tSSs II

Twe.bass hits-nsashaw WHAT ,. seS1ds caSosn
seSsesrsos 3. Cushing Poole l. McCIntsSs; T ns1
xs-iY T. ,1osk out-MeCiung Poole. Dean Linn 2
Sshsv Rssno,M .n GsrnctnSs oun sSs MdsHds
ees.ssk hsis-Fooie q wild pitches-Stass DSstsr
Eme-2 hours 10 minutes Umpdre-pofsn' I" Y" WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26

DIR. LroS's PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
Keeps the teeth aud white aud nurtnes the oroAn
An elegant toilet luxury Sold everywhere, 70 ceutA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26

"A BABY's PARADISE is the pleasant nam'
vsn 70 Rocl woods Photographic Establishment II Upio
sauare because OF his display OF pictures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
.: .: s p e. G '; :: !:
WAY. 81

The Secret of our Success lies ID
handling ONLY frst-class goods and
charging ONLY reasonable profits.
Although Retail Department rs ccmparsaysiy neua
IL fully equipped every respect carrying me afgeJ
stock In The city. Among our speciaass may Be mes
New Mail Safeties and Bicyclesj
Bicycle sundres; ,
Reach's Baseball Supplies Wright
Andrew Crafts Celebrated Runs
M Strong Arms Co.'s and Lavignf
Colt Fire Arms Co.'s RiAe4
Marlin Fire Arms Co.'s Repeatera
$3.50 Smith g. Wesson Revolversi
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Loaded Shells, II gauge, Sl.501
10 gauge. 81 rs per hundred;
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