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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

wood half length before St. JameS who ran very green.
Tormentor, but he had no chance.
SIXTH RAcE-PURsE q. ooo SELLING. ONE NILE
w. HawHhursps b. h. Frolic. by 6tonehenRe.btyer. =,
dale, aged, 1o7 70 tsl, 20ol tBefgSSni
J. Waoens en-. C. SlnGlestone, ., % IsZSyeyWW o
Costello GunneTs br. T. Satisfaction L. 1o7 ts2oool
II. G. Myers bh. Bonnie S. aged 100 ls1 oooj DOsnel
w. Gratzs CHI. g. wynwood. 4. 107 (s 500 lMarunl
q. W. ST Johns b. Gallus Dan g. Ill eel 300 DAY
DWyer Brothers br. Brussels, B. 10l (s2bVO IsyoD
D. I. Pulsifers Dr. h. HouSstonic o. III IslS2SV} n
S. W. Streets b. Deception. g. % ts2 ZOO MOORE
d. GiIeons b. (. Luminary, 4. l07 ,LszSS9WW A
w. c. Days b, h Al Reed s. los 10000 tPAlmeIl
@. IAtteaeld's b. O. JubaL g. 108 $500 lLdttieneo(
Croker a. Co.'s b. x. Dasknan, g. 10e USOOO) benneD U
Time-1 :43 l-2. --.--,- n .
BettnR-SIn0lestone 10 1 and 10 8, Housatonc %
and 4 Lu9nay Rypsssl. and DslsSnsn pan
Honnie S., Jqbs and s'sgscaen 70 ana % l. ffohc
10 n and 20 /, GaliuS Dan ~ 20 and 70 J.
Auction pools-FIed si20. singestone ESQ., HouStonie
ESQ., DaleEman $40 . ... -, .,o IN
SinRlestone place Ella. -, A..
FrOie favored with lead Of four lensths led all ne
why, winning by lengths, SnRestope four leISths
before Satisfaction. while at the post Al Reed ran over
starter Caldwell and knocked him down. The winner was
bid In by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
IFTH-PURSE 81 900. TWO.YBAROLDS. SELL
ING FIVE FURLoNGs
THE WINNKRs AZ IIouIsYILLr

Louisville. ny. May Io.-Ths TO-DAY resulted -
follows First tAesPuTso s4oo jake Toms nrst Lizzie
L. second time. ST IA. Second raoos-Purse 300
AyondAle nrst More second time. o+ IA Third race
NrehsntS Handicap s'gSePs'akes. $1,000 addsd Badge
nrst, Hypoere second time, :67 IA. Fourth noe-
Pnrse 800. Pat Donovan nrst CastsWay second; tine
l45l2 Fifth raee-Pursa s4Oo Brldsrllcht PRO
bus second time. 49, Sixth rsoo-BrRyo won, Tudor
second time, IL Ia
The following tho onThes for to.moIrow's Taces
First race-Ono mile Marchma los, Cassius 100
Harry Glenn 100, Comedy 1906 TenAcity p5, Queen d
Irumps &c. Patton lOo, Chsy sller 10, Carus 100.
Second r2co-K euucAy OSks. One and one-hslf miles
for thres Sr old niles, ll3 pounds each jewel Ban
Brown Princes, Retrieve Brandoettc and Nyleptha.
Third raoe-FNe- cghths OF a mile selling Clamor
los, Metal lo3, Lizzie d no, Chestnut Bell lOi
Ernest Race l12, Get lOI, ny Chance lO5 and Bette
Custer 100.
Fourth MOTIVE elghths Of 4 mile. Happiness Ios,
Silence 40, Samantha lOi, Lena Dan lOd and Spring
Dance lis.
FIFTH rnce-Seven eightFs Of milo. Roi d Or los,
Clara C. 100, Tudor l04, Maori lo7 Amos A. o.,
LsdSdy 90. Arhhde 40 and Warrior o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
10 INVESTIGATE SOME APPOINTMENTS

Several reports Of irregusrity favoritlSm In the
matter Of appointments in the classified Ciy Service
Of the Custom House have been brought 10 tho at
tention Of John NJ Comstock, tho newly elected chair
Of the Clvn Service Board, and no has begun an
investigation. There Is no suspicion against the
secretary OF the board, John A. Mason, being party
to the irreguarty but suspicion rests against those
who have had entrance 10 his Office and tho papers IN
IL at All times Deputy Collector Charles II. Davis
" member Of the board and his IL
the confidential clerk OF Mr. Mason. 1t II ~
ported that candidate gave e25 20 a clerk for Ee,ur
Ing him n key to the questions ami answers that are
scnt 90 by te Civil Service Commission before the
animation Is held, and for the personal guidance O!
tho examiners. Another instance reported Is that
candidate gave $50 for copy OF tho key, which, how
over, no failed 10 obtain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
rouRr CALEHnARs-To.pAY.

srpax,x coUsr-CENEEAL TEEN Before Van BrnnS p J.
pradv and DanelA Nos l6i 1875 III sZ TO- 10 80
% i6i 1928 i27 49, 1872 73. 3D. o. los l42 leE ,,,,
srsasNE Court CHAhpERs - Before BarretL J-hOtton
St.pSS1ts CorRr-sPKcIAL TERN-PART L-BetoTe Law
renee J-Cnse on Leather Merchants NATIONAL BANK vs.
Halsttad No calendar. ,,, n,Dr ~ p.,o-a ps,
SUPREME CoChT-SPEClAL ihfIa-A AM 80 D''O'N 49,
'"rsGr; SouET CscTrr-PAyr rBefore oBrien l.
~, SsS olEi siua TS2ls 20la 34l0. Slo5. 1881 1922
SSSi IS0i 25js $780, $3.50, 2Ss, 1850 O79 S22S 3SAl
$500. I,.,- p,,- " patora Apdr.ws -
.iIIS SSIS 3b95 1853 9b41 $780, 1916, $685. blS2,
CSo aS%1 SS0i 3gOs 380 5000 1885, 1920. 3076 SlOl
a22nnpp' lIsI 9IgS 3lSa Sls9, $3.50
Lvr CornT CIRounr-PAKT IIt-Heiore Beach, j..
Sos Ssl SlIa 5000 $685. 1850. $780, 3222. 2BI6 26!6
S5is sSoe 1859 $40 s772 SA5 3iiS 4b2O, SoOS 1914
isrrIiSGaE SoU.r-ciRoUrPAEr Iy;BefOre IngrahsmJ.
Nos TIA 29il 1898, $500, 2l4B. 1854 .,, -, a.,
srRRooGTEE CoURT-Befors Ransom, S-Wius OF harah
II. Peck, p III, . .,,,,--,, =, ~ 4, r,o-..
Go6el Emanue Kpshh 10 NJ, Dorothy acEir9g Wheeler
Powell Edward Rektwiz ana Henry q. Pearson 1890 N.
spEnioR TERA- Adjourned for tho term.
Superior CoUhT-sPEci1L TERM-Befors sedgwtck, O. j.
sIPEnIoE COURT EauTrY TrAA- Before Freedman JNos
ssa ss 62 SIC $3.50 S7a 9s4 1885, 1885, SS3 $685. tSe 6l9
San gas IblIio i1D 49, 900, A8p. 1917
esyPKRoR CouRT-TRIAL TRRM--PARr I--Befors Truax
Nos 1857 lb4e l4ke. 1877 l69 l5Al, 1871 1897 1859.
1880 AZ iaOs llSi, a32, lbtT, ee6, $50.
surFRIoR CouKT-rniAL TrRM-PART Before 0Gor-
man. J-Nqs isse llsa pcs ll9s 29s III 1882 lass.
anSTRol couErJTHAL TxRs-PAR1 III.-BofOre puuo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
FEARS THAT BISHOP WAS NOT DEAD.
HIS WIFE AND MOTHER THINK HE WAS ONLY


HIS WIFE AND MOTHER THINK HE WAS ONLY
IN A TRANCE.
Tho mother and wife OF Washington Irving Bishop
the mind.reader who are staying at the Hoffman
House. fear that BishNp only in trance and that
he was killed By the autopsy There is. however.
ground for their apprehension. AS was stated in
The Tribune on Tuesday. Dr. Irwin. in view Of the
peculiar constitution of Mr. Bishop used electricity
and every other Of resuscItaton known to med
cal science. These efforts were continued for fully
half an hour after death had occurred and that fact
was established beyond the possibility OF doubt by
lnpreiudced persons
DR.. Irwin did not feel justified In giving death
certificate till an autopsy had been performed. The
permission OF Mr.. Thomas. who had been MI Bishops
manager and Of j. G. Richie, who was TO be his man
ager next season. was obtained The examination
was made by Dr. Ferguson, of st. Luke's, and DR..
House.
It was settled yesterday that the New-York Lodge
Of the b. p o. Rlks should have charge of the funeral
which will take place tomorrow. J. J. SPIES. the
ruler OF the lodge was occupied during the after
noon In making the necessary ARRANGEMENTS. Inc
BODY meanwhile remains in Hawks undertaking es-
tabllshment No. sl1th-ave. On the CONN there lay
yesterday laurel wreath sent BY Miss Linda Oil.
bort, and flowers sent by the dead mans mother and
WIFE,
The burial Will be in Greenwood. IL Is believed
that Bishops life was insured for large amount
In favor OF his daughter, ago fourteen, who Is being
educated In Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
DID Mr.. BISHOP DIE p
The Mystery Surrounding His Sad End but the Ger
inIpiy Of what Actnally Causedit.


No during past year furnished 20 striking
and terrible al example 10 brain workers either In pro-
hssona business social e as the sudden and depor'
able death Of the nindIeader Washington Irving Bsh0p
lie possessed phenomenal power but he taxed his brain
and nervous tystem terribly sustain that power and his
SAD death II the result The strain and brain pres
sure that goes 70 make up mind reader seems required
for successful professional business man. leader In
social circles or society lady. Mr. Bishops death Is
only moro striking instance Of the certain result Of over
pressure upon the brain cells strain upon the nervous
tissue. Thousands Of and women In New.York to-day
are tTeadng the same path
man high in medical and scientific circles no tbau
the late Prof Phelps Of Dartmouth College realized these
facts more clearly than probably any OF modern times
As result OF his thought and Investigations he made
dfIeor'ry known TO the medical world as Panes Celery
Compound Nothing heretofore discovered has ever
troubles For Paress Consumption of the BRAIN. which
really the OF Mr. Bishops DEATH IL Is the only
known remedy. For reStleSsness feverish feeling
vision, ringing the ears difficulty in thinking trouble
In remembering and inees-a Of which the first
symptoms Of Paresslt furnishes pure and positive
Senator William NJ Evarts, whose summer residence IL
near that Of the late Prof Phelps and who hsa Known Of
great success and Knows OF lis power.
The danger which IL to-day threatening the American
people Is brain AMI consumption This be brought
serious and none demands immediate remedy The
lesson OF the sudden death OF Mr. Bishop should be lost
and all who feel exhaustion any Of the symptoms which
de Of means which been and proven 10 DO
purest end best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
A REPORT THAT THE TURF ALMANon HAs DE.
cIUXD TO COME DOWN.

CIUXD TO COME DOWN.
The Brooklyn Jockey Club presents to-day another
attractive programme. Fine weather is promised.
The track will be faster Tran It was yesterday. and
as the fields are OF moderate size excellent racing
will DO seen. The Carlton Stakes win bring 10 tho
post a capital lot Of three-year-ods Captain sam"
Brown should win with Reporter Buddhist, which
ever first colors, and one Of Mr. wtherS's
colts should set the place.
EOllan should take the first purse, with Belle dor
second.
The second race VIII probably be wen BY Bessie
June DunbOyne second.
salvni may win the Myrtle Stakes, Cortez sesond.
The last two races are selling affairs
II was reported uptown last night that the Turf
Alliance had decided TO accept the terms offered by
the jockey clubs II this be true thore win be an
abundance OF bookmalers at Gravesend to-day. PrSI-
dent Dwyer sent for I. Van Cott cousin Of the post
MASTER yesterday, and placed him in cha,Ee OF tho
betting ring Mr.. Van Colt is favorably known to
turmen, and will undoubtedly give entire satisfaction
TO all concerned.
These arc the entries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
GIANTS TRY BATTING.
THEY CRUSH THE CIEvEBAND NINE
A LITTLE CONSOLATION FOR NEw:YoRK IN \
SCORE OF 10 10 q

SCORE OF 10 10 q
form yesterday at st. George, S. l.,
and defeated the Cleveland team with
case The attendance in spite Of tho irregularly
run boats, was about the same as Tues
day, few short Of 400. Hathelis pitching the
feature OF the game, while the homo runs Of Gore
and Twitchell were also largely enjoyed by tho on
lockers The Now-York mon opened ausplclously at
tho bat Gore making homo run. Tiernan reached
frst on called balls Common hit safely, and Herman
came homo on Rwings double Ward sent both
the runners acrosS the plate q single. Now-York
added two runs IN the second inning Hatfield and
Gore reaching first on called balls and homo on
Ternans two base hit b left field.
In tie fourth the Giants again set 10 work pilng up
runs. Gore reached first called balls, TiernaD
making his base on sttcksrs mua, but being retired
on Richardson's grounder To Stricken Connors single
put both the runners over the plate.
In the hrh inning, the homo team made two more
runs both unearnod. ORourke made first Strcksr'S
error and whitneys base balls and Hathed's single
flied the bases. ORourke put out at homo on
Cores gronnder. but whitney and Hatfield scored on
Tenans bAse-ht.
In the seventh inning, Eew.YOrk ran up her total
to sixteen and stopped. Hatfield hit safely, making
second on Cores sacrifice. Tternan hunted safely
and Connors reached the initial bag called balls.
Singles by Ewing and Ward and O'Rourhe's double
allowed Tieman, Richardson, Ewing and Ward TO
score. The run getting ended until the ninth inning
when Cleveland saved herself from 4 whitewash by
McKean's double and Twltchcus homo run. The
IcOro was:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
CAMPS IN MANY CITIES.

Cincinnati May I5.-Up TO the fifth inning OF to-
days game tho Brooklyns failed 10 secure hit off
smiths pitching From that out, however, they
baterd his delivery almost At Will and won handily
Foutzs hOrne.run hit when the basoS full and the
fielding Of o'Bren and Earle. wcrc tho features At
tendance. 1900. The score was as follows:
G E.ssFl2% ....::.:..::: :dd lid
RA-she Cincinnati 10 Brooklyn r. Err0rs-CiSe,n.
natl I. brooklyn 3. Ptehers-Smith and CarrutheFs
Umplrp-Mr. Holland.
washington May 15-Tbo Washington indianapolis
game to day was pitchers game, In which HAddoeh
and Boyle both did good work. but the miserable
support gvcu the former By Swoeny at third base
proved disastrous to the homo club Tho score wa
% osSn,TS}T. ,........Ss 9 9 9 O.
R''G" gfsaspo. in'PaRIi and
Boyle UmpGre-Mr. Bsfnum
Philadelphia May l5-Chcago pounded Buftlngon's
pitching to-day but brilliant field work kept tho score
down Muvoy made two great stops and practically
saved the game. His fielding and AnsSn's batting
were the features Tho score was:
E esiG,asOha ...:....,.. ..ii ! 7 6-SS
nasehits-Phll.dclpail 10 Chicago 10, Phn..
dslpSis 0, Chicago 8 Ptchsrs-Bunngton and Tcner.
goston. MAY I5.-Aiter having tho game we'll in
hand to-day. tho Bostons came near losing It By poor
fielding In the sixth inning The score is appended
P P'Y,.snrs ...............G 9 ? 2 S-S
p G1ShofGH IL and sss GSPS
-Mossrs Fesscndcn and Curry
St Louis May 15.-St Louis won to-day afor a
spirited game by this score:
ss,,, hGT,a ..:.::::5 . 9 60
93s Louis B9TSE IS E;TGE;S LG on
King. "'t WmpirC-Mr. Gaifncy.
worcester May l5--Afor game Of thirteen in
rinrs Worcester again defeated Newark to-day. The
scoro:
worcs.ter.:..:-;o 0 Is
Baschits-worcoster 8, Newark /. Errors-wo ester
@, Newark s. pltchers-Burke.t a. DoomS Umpire
Mr.. Clinton.
Lowell, May 15.-The JERSEY lily team defeated
Lowell to-day by this score:
Lowell Lowell Gi,;. -; 9 9 Q Q ? 3 Ii
Basahlts-Lowel g. Jersey City II. Errors-Iowell D.
Jersey City g. Pitchers-Gefman and Daley Umpire
Mr. Jackson
At Tartiord-Hartford II. Easton g.
At syracuse-sylacuse o, Detroit ..
At Rochester-Toledo O, Rochester D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

baseball team easily defeated that Of the University Of
HeonsylyAnia to-day, the lAtes ground by SCORE Of
eleven runs 10 two. The Pennaylvanans played the
poorest game they have put up th season while Prince
ton Played strongly Owing 70 split finger, Graves.
the universatys regular pitcher IN the box.
KIN, who took his place, his hard and poorly
supported Prinoeton's best was the hitting Of
King, Dureh and Dana aud the battery work Of Ames
and Crokaw. The score was as follows:
FI dSsfc'sy ::,::: : Z S-1f
DAsehits-Universty G. Prlncsron 10. Errors-UnI.
yerslty g. Princeton g. Batteries Kirk and swift Anes
(Klng) and Broksw. Umnire-Har1e Henderson,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION ~ PHnApELP

EPISCOPAL CONVENTION ~ PHILADELPHIA
- "sdelphIS, May Is (spcoaD.-rhere was an over
DOW. attendance at the second days session OF tn,
Protcc lat Episcopal Convention today at Grnco
Church Bishop Whitaker presided. Tho LhirtIeth
annual report OF the Diocesan Board OF Missions
stated that tho Board asked contributions from Ia
parishes and organized missions Tho total amount
contributed was 1891 30, against sl2,92I o.
trIbutnd last year. Tne total amount Appropriated
was 1880. The report asked for subscription OF
eI2 600 for the present year The remainder Of the
session was OF routine nature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
OIL MARKETS

mn cry May l5NatioRa Transit Certificates epensd q
s5Si highest s2A lowest ST. closed. slN ssles
S7GO0o barrels clearancss S5S 900 barrels charters
barrels.
prrTsBuRs May i6-Petrolsun dun but steady Nss;snA
Transit Certificates opened $685. closet AZ 81 .: mghesS
80 y; lowest 81
RRApFoRp Penn Nay l5.-Nationsl Transit Certificates
oroned S2i closed &C S24 highest S21i lowosS SSl;
CleaTanoeS 2l2,00o bbls.
TuusyrLlk Penn, NAV l5.-Natenai Transit Ssrfestss
opened az S2si highest s2 lowest 81 isi olesed Slx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
CHILDREN pIYGnRonsLY rrIuREp.

Katie Bauman three years old Of No. 1913 stanton.s.
was run over and seriously injured lhst night her
home, tS the horse OF car OF the Avenue @ line
She was attended at home. The driver arrestod.
Louis EbeFhArdt, years old. Lass night fell from
the roof Of his home. No so chrystieF. distance Of
ak stories 10 tho yard, and sustained Injuries that will
probably prove fatal He WA taken 70 the Gouyemew
Hospital
Annie Cray, age ten, whose parents live al No 2oii
Mortisa ave. fell from building In Assist. fremont
and Was fatally injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
COLtFGE TEAMS PLAYING BALI

Amherst, May is QspeciaD.-The gymnasium ohnl-
bIton to-day took place before crowds OF Vstors' anu
IN, ouhert prl,e az s1oo WAS awarded TO the Junior
class
Amherst lost tho hrst game Of ball With Wila@s Oy
the scoro 10 O. - - 49,.
Middlstown, Conn, May IS (spseAi Tho game mere
to-day between Wesleyan University and Lhhny S'Ss'
PhIlsdolphia May Is CsDeelAp,-The Princeton Oonsns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
THE COURTS
STILL, AT-rAcKINo rgr T1LpEN VIII.

Still ATTACKING THE TILDEN WIZ
Argument on the appeal Of Colonel George H.
Tikicn from tho decision Of Justice Lawreneo sus-
tanning Tho will of his uncle, the late Samusl J..
Ttden, was heard yesterday by presiding Justice
Van Rrunt and Judges Brady and Daniels in The Gen
eral Term OF the Supreme Court. Justice LawSnce
held that the clause 9f the VIA ESTABLISHING the hseh
Joseph II Choate and Delos McCuFdy appeared FOR
tho appellant, and James c. Carter, Lewis Cas-
Ledyard aud eI Surrogate Daniel G. Rollins for the
will. The decision was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

J-Nos l46J 1895. 1916 10 l444 1884 1897 IA 1874.
1923 l475. ! S2J, lI9s, 1903. 1913.
the term.
COMMON PIkAs-GESERAL TERB-Betore LArTsaorn C. J.
Alien and BoOkstaver. ~. Nos Is 20 40 81 go =.
COMMON SPECIAL TT 44-Before DAY. J--Noss, To-
COMMON PL6As-EQUTTT TEEM-Adiouined Tor The term
COMMON PLkAsTKIAI TERMPARTI Before van nces s'
J-NoN l2ql l4l8 al. i42S lt39 llI2 lZ'o es2 ~
is70 1851 lsN, 1872 1852 1928 lt06 13oS iHi adS
lass 1863 i47i 1910 1918, 1892 1893 $751; liel sSo
1858. - r.- ?, .s,u-~n.a o..
the term ~ -. MI. uo,,.. Nathan.
CRY corRr-TRIAL TERM-pARr I-Before AcSown y
Sn. $40 $40 isi POSI- 2o95. 9lO2 7o7 ia 1907 so<t
$50 2OsS $50. l7es. 1892 ,, n,.. ,,....- n -,
orr CoURr-TRIAL TsRN-PARr dI-beioro AcAsam' %
CTS SorRT-THiIL TERN-PART UI.-Before Enrlieh y
Nos poo 2O52 22lO 1897 2S7s. 22la 4o9 @Soi $685.
SSrT or oENKRlL sEssIoSsPART IBetore hsecrusr
svh and ssistant Betford-Nos tof
inclusive. a.,o,. M.rti,a T.
"a tsssant District Attorney Ftxgsrad-Nos 70 ism
elusive z...,. p,,- aafors Gitanr
md Asslsant ct-Attorney Jerone-Nos TO
Is inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
PryyBl1 OF HENRY 4 FoSTE1

Rome N. Y, May Is (specal).-The funeral OF OF.
Judge Henry A. Foster was held at the Presbyterian
Church In this city this afternoon. Tho services
were conducted By the Rev. H. II. stebbIns Of ROches
ter, assisted by tho Rev. W. p. Hammond, OF Rome,
and President Darling, of Hamilton College
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
THE MANCHESTER MAahEr.

LONDON May l5The Manchester Guardian, In its com
mtrc article says: Tho market 10 ged and toe .oss
tsess The Transactions yesterday unusually nfns
ot Tnesday Prices occasionally irregular, Toe
continued saokness affecting tho position OF produesF
orders daily lessening The tendency
tostop looms to them short time, and tas ef
IL incraaAinR"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION BANK.

Justice barrett, OF the Supreme Court, yesterday
appointed Arthur G. sedgwck referee In proceedings
for the dissolution OF the Union Bank which has been
ao,ng busIness at No. TAT FYfth-ave. for twenty
months majority OF the directors and tho owners
OF more than twohrds OF tho stock have pronounced
In favor a this action Is stated that after paying
creditors the Institution will not have enough money
let 10 redeem the stock al par The capital stock "a
100000, tho deposits s328,los and tho assets
1857 $50 IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
ooLLIsUoy lMOyO THE BrOYC1g RAcgBe

number Of spirited contests betwe,R the leaders in
the female bicycle st Madison square Carbon drew
rounds Of applause yesterday atarnOOn evening The
had been but short time yesterday afternoon
whep Maggie McShsne rGn down" near the turn a.
ne MsdIsOnsyc end Of the Garden. The machine alone
suffered, however. Madame Arnaindo and Mia Bald win
had collision before the afternoon struggle was over
but neither suffered than slight brusing Champion
Lotae Stanley Is improving The following was tho mid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
a rnrvn1 n1re nnIrrrInN 20 A 1nrrrr

FRIVOLOUS OBJECTION TO JOCKEY.
London, May l5.-Ths objection made n giving hhst
money j. Eden SaViIc's Agtd brown Rngmaster.
which wop the Great Northern Handicap yestsr
day tho ground that his rider ]. Turner, q
bohi ode apprentice has been declared frivolous By
judges and the objection has been oyeTrued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA May lB-spanish gold 81 So sesz s 80 ron
change quiet put hrni the United stassss sS yfssam
bLas y premium do abort sight, gole sSesg nrsmtara
on London, 2Ols 720L premiura on FasiS
Sugar quiet 'sf..t no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

TOLEDO May iS-whsat dull essisar uivsss n No os
dull sSsaay cash ssc eRsoIyersss5 pe1lna cssa y
ia 800 Corr aoooc Ma isess sssS
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crrar.-St 4. fOrk !, Cleveland O. Lefs On Ra'eS A.
S SilC T. BY aasS.s = s.sgcs ous-By Beam
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sacrifice hlts-Gore ], HchsEisoD l. poabie plays
TTeGss hIuTrisTSan, Conner a. 0IaO1rke, EEos e.
Mexican Home runS-Gors TwtohelL Passsd balls
living 3D., suteliG a., Umpire-ME Lynch. Time
hours :. y ~
Tho New-JsrSey Athletic team defeated tho stars, Of
Newark, at Bergen Point yesterday by this score:
S s;.;. 4 fE sa..iS 9 ! 5s- al
-How.Jersey Athlete Club u. Stars Errors
Jor.ry Athlete Club 3. stars IL pitehoEs-slter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
SHE THOUGHT HE MADE HER BEARD sTRoNGRl

Ms Anna Collins, in May, 1888, went TO DR.. Francis
F. Marshall to have supertiuous hair which grew
upon h,a' chin removed He gave her elcctrt'
treatment for this purpose, but The result was
not satisfactory 10 her, and she withdrew from bis
the oci0r,s treatment Increased her hIrsute DIS.
hgurement. She sued him for 81 900 damages, and
tho tried yesterday w the City Court be-
fore Judge McGown and Jury. verdict was
rendered for tho defendant, who proved that the
plaintiff had refused 10 follow his advice.