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New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
An INSURANCE COMPANY LNSOLVENT.
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ASKED TO HAVE THE
CHARTER OF A GOSHEN CORPORA
TON ANNULLED.

Albany. May os-Examiners Michael shannon and
John \. IIoran have submitted a report of their
animation into the affairs Of the Manhattan Mutual
Fire insurance Company OF New-York. Of Goshen,
y y to superintendent Of Insurance Maxwell The
report says:
Previous 70 December 1855 this company was known
a. the orange County Mutual Insurance Company, which
h,d ho.n In cDistonc. since 1897. In December. 1sSS
10 rcorg,nll,d and began business under its present
name 1t, capital at that time consisting entlreiy o
i7a premium notes amounting 70 $527 7l2 10 The total
amount Of cash received policies now In FORCE Is
80 3j2 H. on which the unearned premium liability
lccordlng to usual rule. Is s20076 o. The total
assets Of the company beside the premium notes which
amount to sl26 7l6 90 80 l03 49, The total Liabilities
are s3Gs o. including s2o3s2 OF unpaid losses, $4,000
of bills payable and s29,67d OF unearned premiums
OF the original l72 which form the capital stock
OF the company have been cancelled and returned to
The makers, with the exception Of hfty-sN notes. amount
ng To slG,S70 oj.
The report accuses the company Of violating the
statutes in regard to the cancellation Of these
notes and then goes on to say
The item Of bills PAYABLE (ss,O00) in the above state
men, Of liabilities Is represented by four notes Of s2ooo
each issued c. H. Spencer. Mr. Spencer on January
TO- 1890 appointed general manager OF the company
for the Northwest year 1890 at annual salary OF
- 600 This Mr. Spencer : also the president
u the COMPANY annual salary OF $500 and Is local
agent OF the company Minneapolis receiving comms
Of - per cent on business furnished oy MN III ~
capacity
In the annual statement Of the company OF December
81 lss9 the unpaid losses reported as amounting 10
only 50 O5j 81 statement Is Incorrect as the uhpa!d
losses ON that date amounted 10 sl2.99i 30
The examiners report concludes by saying
Tn, entire cash assets u the company are less thh
stoo and We must look upon this company as nsoNen'
and m believe IL would be- the best interests OF the pup
c ., wind mn It's affairs and eNtnguish It's charter
The Attorney General has been asked l" msutu'o
legal proceedings to have the companyS charter
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
pANITzA,s COUNSEL TALKED TOO LONG.

Sofia, May 2S.-Thc trial Of Major Panitza. who Is
charged with cOnsplring against Prince Ferdinand. was
continued to-day. His counsel pointed ont that al
though Major Pan/a officer In the palace
guard and commanded all the palace officials be took
part in the revolutionary action and abandoned all
connection with revolutionary schemes after January
II. He spoke in high terms Of the military of
the accused officer and demanded that the military
law be applied In his case. The Majors counsel called
attention to POpcscO. the Rumanian, who rcvo-
mtiOnist fourteen years ago but who now enjoys the
confidence Of the King Of kumauia
After the counsel had been speaking four hours, the
president Of the court ordered him 10 cease He re
fused 10 comply with the demand. and the president
then ordered him 10 leave the courtroom. The cOun
sci then Withdrew.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

NA'9N"
This is the first blow officially dealt in the crlisahe
against gambling houses which legislative chambers
In Europe have been asked by many petitions to OPEN
when the German Government closed, twenty years
ago. tie Conversation at Baden Baden the KurSaal at
Hamburg, and other fam0is gambling houses, 1t was
expected that the plague of roulette and trcne ct
quarante' would die away. But these games were
merely transferred by NJ Blanc the manager of Baen
Baden. from that place to the principally of Monaco
at Monte Carlo, the most notorious gambling casino
IN the world. When Charles. the blind Prince OF
Monaco, died, and Monte Carlo became the properly
OF Prince Albert, last November. 1t hoped that
thls scholarly and honest Prince would abolish
roulette in his realm. especially after his marriage
10 the Duchess OF Rchclicu. "a charming and refined
lady OF course there was a contract by which the
hclIS OF VI. Blanc were guaranteed the use of tlc
casino until the year 1913 but according to the civil
cVic all contracts resting upon immoral causes are
nul and void etill. Prince Albert has not abolished
gambling. and though the society OF the Games
pays all the public expenses Of the principaity os
monaco ITS prOhtS are considerable that other
sOclciics propose to open casinos In other cities IN
Europe, besides that at spa, and even outside OF
Europe, for Instance, Al Cairo and Tangier Th@~@
schemes have put new life Into the crusade against
gambling. and Geneva has opened fire. Like other
cities OF cosmopolitan character, ii suffers especially
from the plague Of gambling
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
~ rvprzzIrR FOR EIGHTEEN YEARS.

Waterbury, Conn. May 2s.-An investigation Vi 'no
hooks Of the smith a Griggs Company SHOW 'hao
George Roberts the chief bookkeeper VINO was arreS'eu
s,veral DAYS ago for embczzlcment, mas stolen Ill li
$40 1000 lie began stealing III io'i' J"s' aio, I'o
entered the employ Of the concern, anu sin.o =,
49,, ,,on rarce sums each year. Roberts's bond OF
=, 600 is hardly sufficient. but he is determined 70
stav and face the music. A. ;hc statute OF Limta-
tIons. section Gs3. provides that no person shail
b prosecuted for any crime or misdemeanor ior Wcn
~ ~ nunis shmcnt i Imprisonment except within hvc
Vrars next after the crime l. commited unless Cie
person indicted shall have NED ana resided oat Oh
can be- punished for his steanss OF the nrst thirteen
years,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
rur ,LARaUA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Montgomery. Ala May 2s.-The Democratic state
Convention was called TO order at IL 80 clooA "''s
bv Chairman Tompkns. Of the state COMMITTEE VINO
nominated w. ". Davidson. late United states Dis'rct
Attorney for temporary chairman MI Da'idsoh WIS
ANONYMOUSLY chosen. and made speech which aroused
,.t,.,, 90 bis hcorers The convention is
aho,t cvcnly divided into Kob and anti kolb parties
Mr. Kolb depending entirely upon the Farmer FARMER oad IA
nal'o n iitomcnt i vas never known in Alabama. Great
te SILL az are here i'm addition to the delegates
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
srrnr,rs Avn CLRcrS MEN FIGHTING.

Detroit. Mich, May 2s.-A dispatch 10 iho
Journal from Ann Arbor says that a' Il po'i" ~ =,
~ Prnnkn,s circus there last evening 300 students
from tho state University gnyed the show When tho
performance was finished and most OF 'hc
audience dispersed the students, VINO rc"''''''
in the tent in bunch, gave tno | Wv
Icrs veil. ~ Of M This denon'tra,'o" vs."
ot once followed by an attack from about '".,'s -.
circus men armed with clubs. who advahceo s'o"," n,
their war cry. /" Hey, Rube.' The stuuen', ta,.
sm tn. attack fell hack with several broken heads
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
IxroRrAXr orlrM SELzrRr ~ poRrLAyD. o.

Portland. Ore, May 23.-Cusoms officials last hiSht
seized 80 five acl cans Of opium, valued al ABOUT
70 600 in a Chinese washhousc. The United states
inspectors, who had been watching for sHnsslou
opium, a man tikc the drug into the building ana
arrested him. lie gave the name Of John Mays ana
IL was learned that he is brakeman on the Northern
Pacific. between here and Tacoma NAYS collc,rru ,
thai the opium wa bought In Victoria. H. G.. few
days ago, and smugglcd into the United states me
customs authorities assert That they have ppsltNe
nroof that a number Of the Northern Pacific employees
together with several Chinese arc smuggling large
amount OF opium into this city.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
AV EiRTHOT AXE ~ INDIANA.

indianapolis. Ind, Nav @S.-Earthlnakc SHOCKS
were felt here at an early hour yesterday. Fifteen
occupants Of frame building AT the Vandala transfer
wards experienced unusual shock, accompanied 10y
a shaking Of the building and sonnd like the r!sIhe
Of "A volume Of water beneath the building. INC hr',
shock was followed by a scrOnd. and 80 on uhu lhc
distinct shocks had been felt. peculiar cat"Ic ."
the disturbance is being heard bv yafdhri sonV
distance away from the building, ana they also tl"nE
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
FLAMES on THE STEAMER ALsAyy

Ncwburg, May % (specal.-The steamer Albany
mad mishap on her first up trip of the to day
TWO women passengers who got OF here said that
something In the hold took fire when near Irvington
and In the attempt Of the 10 put IL out the hose
burst panic followed and 1t was with considerable
Senort mat Quict was restored The boat put in to
Hvlngton and the fire was finally subdued
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
TO ENFORCE THE TREATY OF 1919.

Chicago, May GA dispatch from ottawa Ont.
says: The Canadian Government has decided 10 again
vigorously enforce the Of the convention Of lois
in reference TO the Atlantic fisheries except against
those United states fishing vessels which take out
modus vvend licenses The protective crnisers nave
been ordered by the fisheries department % bc got
ready for Immediately and the Vigant VIII pro
coed from Halifax 10 the fishing grounds this week"
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
DEFECT IN NEW.HANPsHIRE'S CONSTITUTION.

Manchester. n. H., May 2s.-Acting Governor Tag
CART in conversation last night stated that there was
weakness In the state Consultation In the matter OK
a formal resumption by Governor Goodell OF his
duties There is provision that, under certain cir
cumstances a Governor may vacate his chair, but
there is none for his resumption. senator Taggart
noints out the trouble that might arise should the
president OF the Senate Of opposite party, be cauea
upon 10 act as Governor
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
INSPECTING NEW. JERSEY AoyUMENrs.

Gettysburg. May % (spcciaD.-Thc monuments
erected the battlefield by the state OF Ne" Jersey
we're to-day Inspected by the state COMMISSIONER >
Colonel ". II. Corbn. Of Elizabeth, C"l"heI f. l..
stratton of Muca IIll. and Dr. George J. lupDc' VI
Milford. They visited all the monuments snu al, a.,
perfectly satisfied with their condition. Ihes VII
however recommend the erection OF cOplng "iv"n P,
soine. and the Improvement OF Tie grass pole Apou'
others.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
TRIP OF THE DIXIE OF CONNaI-GUT

Keewath. May 2S.-Thc Duke of Connaught and
his suite arrived here yesterday at 80 on the
Canadian Pacific Railroads special train. large
crowd Of people gathered on the station platform to
see them. They were met by John Mathcr and George
v Hastings and showed through the large -four mill,
They expressed themselves as much pleased with tho
flour industry of Kccwatin and took fifty pound bag
as sample With them. The picturesque scenery OF
the Lake II the Woods pleasing 10 them. 1hcl
stayed about half hour then left for the East
amid enthusiastic cheering.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
PETIT WINS TIE TEvyrs MATCH

Dublin. May 28.-The championship tennis match
between Thomas Petit, Of Boston, and Charles
Sanders, Of England continued here 10 day.
Petit three Of four sets played. Saunders won
the hr< set by OF q to A. Pctu tie
second set by Of to 3 the third by 10 ,,
and the fourth by 10 ..
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
TO PLY BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND BOSTON

Philadelphia May 2a.-Thc steamer Essex, built for
the Merchants and Miners Line Of Baltimore, was
launched to-day at the yard Of the William Cramp
Sons Ship and Engine building Company The Essex
which is to run between baltimore and Boston, is or
ieet long, forty feet beam and thirty two feet deep
Inc cramps mad previously built the Berks and the
Aucghany for the same line
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
PROHIBITION CANDIDATES IN ILLINOIS

Bloomington. ILL.,, May 2s.-At the Prohibition state
Convention this forenoon, u. Il. Link Of Franklin
County, farmer, was nominated for State Treasurer
ma DR.. Carl Johann, president OF Eureka College in
meodford County, for state superintendent Of Public
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
LETTER FROM DR pFTERS

Berlin, May 2s.-Tlie Emin Relief Committee has re
ceived "a letter from Dr. Peters, dated Buhaiya,
Uganda In the letter Dr. Peters says he is abont To
begin his return journey to Bagam0yo. and that he
will travel BY way OF Uxkumangoyo.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

bnt soon rallied In the melee several pistol shots
were fired and one circus man dropped, shot in the
shoulder. 1t is said that ten students and as many
circus men are in the hands of physicians. Several
arrests OF both circus men and students have occurred
None OF the Injuries is supposed to be fatal. There
Is intense excitement at Ann ArDoS.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
FIRE on THE STEAMER RUNIC.

Liverpool, May ga fire broke out to-day on the
White Star Line steamer Runic, which IS announced
to sail TO morrow for New York The hold had 10 be
flooded In order 10 extnguish the flames. The damage
10 the cargo is believed to be extensive The vessel
ot
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

AUSTRIAN STRIKERS GETTING DESPERATE
Vienna, May 2s.-Thc strikers at Prossnitz arc be
coming desperate and resorting to violent meas
ures To-day they forced their way into several
factories and cut the loop warps.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

PRESIDENT CARNOT RETURNS TO PARIS.
Paris, May 2s.-Prcsidcnt Carnot has returned to
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

THE YOIKTOWN'S FIGUREIIEAD DAMAGED
London May 26.-While the steamer Ceyloh "aS
leaving Gibraltar. on May 10. size fouled the war
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
NEW-YORK THURSDAY, MAY %, Is9o-TWELvE PAGES.
snip Yorktown, Of the American Squadron Of Evolu-
tioh and damaged the latter's lglrchead.

GAMBLING HOUSES IN GENEVA CLOSED.
Geneva, May os.-The authorities Of this city have
closed all the gambling houses here.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

The sentence passed by the Paris Tribunal OF the
Seine strikes two different societies, the copper syn
dicate and the Compton d'E>compte. NJ seceIih
representing the former and VI. Icntsch the latter
1t Will be remembered that NJ. sccrctan attempted I"
control the worlds copper market, and that he lost
in the speculation he undertook for himself and the
Societe Dcs Metaux. whose leading spirit he was
through unexpected shrinkagc III the demand loi
copper lie then tried. instead Of unloading at mod
crate prices. TO carry some $4,000 tons Of the metal
from the Compton dEscomptc holrishing ana
semi official banking institauon Of France NJ sccre
tan secured these loans through his friend W. Dehlert
kochereau, director of the Compton dfsc0nple. WHO
blew out his brains IN carnage when ne ne as,es naGs
and consequently. that the Compton dEscohp'e
would be forced to lquidauon which, in fact & oc,
Compton d Escompie. escapes with slight sentence,
only paving nominal fine. This IS due. proba,,
the loan tran sactionS between MN. secretan and
HocheTeau. The -entence Of NJ secretan IS hgd, t
also. in comparison with that passed few years ago
upon MessrS. BoutouX, FEEDER and Others, VINO hai
started the Union Rationale IN which hundreds Gi
lawyer attempted 70 convince the tribunal tnat ms
client acted only from patriotic motive that Is, !"
make France independent Of England a 10 the cop.
per production. the principal market of which had
always been in London. He added also that NJ
which was only 20 be profit TO the socctc dc'
MetauN The judges could haIdy have , heHGrGH N
style Of life the great copper man SdHchN I@cI1n @ ~
lead but they may have ben inclined to iemlcncG
at the thought that the defendant had abandoned
voluntarily all hi, WORLDLY goods 70 his creditors
and sod his picture gallery win WITH. Nlie's IS Gdn AG
and in fact IL was admitted by VI. >ccrctan that he
and his accomplices had paid hctt3n, DIVIDEND IN
10 keep mp the price Of the shares oi the h'o
TntO and other copper mines. -
The convicted fnancicr, NAV appeal from iH'lr
sentence hut the petition Of the Panama bondholdrrN
to the Chamber asking for the trial of VI dc L">~el,
and his su!ordnatcs in that company. j. not 'ai
culated 10 soften public opinion IN regard u pif'>
responsible for financial disasters. The recent DIS
cuSsion in the French Chamber relative "a the Crdt
Foncier has contributed also TO embltter the public
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

SOARING TIE IRISH CONSThBULARY.
Dublin. May 2a.-A canister Of grnpowdcr eN
plodcd outside Of the police barracks CaShc day
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
COPPER RING TRIALS ENDED.
SECRETAN AND TWO ACCOMPLICES CON
vICTED AND SENTENCED.
THE FORMER OWNER OF L'ANGELUs SENT TO
PRISON FOR SIX MONTHS AND FINED
1000 FRANCS-STORY OF TIE
COPPER RING.

Paris, May 2s.-The trial Of NJ. Secrcan and others
connected with the copper syndicate on charges
based the operations of the syndicate finished
to-day. NJ. Secretan convicted and sentenced 10
SIX months Imprisonment and to pay fine OF 10000
francs. NM. La' eSsiere and lcntsch were also con
victcd. The former sentenced TO imprisonment
for three mcnts and to pay fine Of 600 francs and
the latter fncd 600 francs NJ JOubert, the sons
OF NM. Laveissere and Lecvyer and NM. Aroc and
SclOyer were acquitted
The judges admitted that there were eXtcnuating
circumst In the case. but declared NJ SecIctan
guilty of manipuations for the purpose OF ehechg
rise in copper, and of paying fictitious dividends:
NM. HcntSch and LavcisSiere found guilty OF
tie la;ier offence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

e,oorror pre,,o ,Pr, Malet Hui-sanderson SON
steamer c;ana tBri Rudd, Kings Lynn E-sahuersoh %
c,o,,,, Conenh,gen-
f 81 ner ais Ger, Inden Aarhuns Den, I'd Sohns
Sieomcr North Erin ODD WILLIAMS Copenhagen ''hp'o"'
Spence a Young. HAMBURG viz De pttord
steamer sorrento ltfcf JoISO"n'"'
Steamer Maasiam Dtch). Potter. Rotterdam via Bonogne
,n.-n:r iIliros Snencer AntwerpPeter wright % sons
steamer Ia FRI Sapteli iiavre rorge
steamer Wdn0wer tBrI Ryder 'ipn'h Slhp'oH' op'n'
4 Young. -..n -, tohn. NJ Win Halifax
csmrT Mornca I'D, Broadoct Port SPAN. Trinidad 60
Steamer Agman (Br) Adar Kingston Williams d Ran
Steamer Athos (frj Low Kingston Aux cages @c-Pim
,arer Gala fBr, Mcdonald. Baracoa-H Dumos & CO..
steamer Israge tGerl Aansen Baracoa -GoIncl IrI'
Steamer Wcrgclund Nor. Will bar'cpa q.
steamer ironnos Pennington Charleston anu JACKSONVILLE
WIN I CLYDE 4 Co. ,-.,., 90 ,,a Eorrand
ma ~ Mann nt tahooclec Daggctt savannanR walker
steamer John Garrett Foster l@ltimore-h = roSo''
SAILED.
s,e,rcr. ovmpia for Liverpool Aesia. Marselles cam
dn Havana RIO Grande. Fcrnandnd IroquoiS |1ailcSon
ChattahoOchee. Savannah
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL May l5Saed. steamer Cuhc (Br) Nlcol TOT
NorrrSsrowy May I6 Arrived. steamer, Wisconsin BID
werral and Bothna Br). Watt from Newfoik Tor Liver
p % Nav ;6--ailed Augusta Victoria
IoNpoN May 10 Sailed steamer Marengo tbr' ""io"'
Nev-lOrk. 81 Dh.s,,r
Rarf from New York on her way to queenstown" al" o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

The temperature yesterday sug-
gcstcd that We might jump right into
Summer weather; likewise summer
trade.
Black is the strictly fashionable hue
for mems wear, and we have ample
variety of Black ThibctS, ChcviotS and
ScrgcS; but the majority Of men will
dress in the neat mixtures that come
in light WorSteds and CasSimeres and
are so effective as a becoming and
appropriate warm weather garb.
OxiordS, Steel GrayS, Blush Grays,
in various combinations OF pattern,
such rs twills, stripes, indlStlnct plaids,
OF the same or with dash of some
other harmonious or contrasting shade,
are most popular. These we have in
Sack and Getaway Suits; SO to $50
for the righlly-madc sort.
The strictly Summer garments of
Fancy Flanncls and Sergcs make the
stores gay with their bright color and
suggest the delights of woods and
water to men beginning already to
think of the coming vacation time.
ROGERS, PEEr & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

Tho second game between the BROOKLYN anu ..5,v
PLAYERS, clubs wae contested at IA-'l" RAJ"
and IKE the nr tine victory went TO the none ..,
rain storm struck the grounds nu''' u" ,. ,.,,,or,
~ ,ho oold until 80 o'clock The atieiam" wa, Nv.
w.yhlnp replaced Murphy, who-" curves WIZ
A,,cd Too freely 20 suit Manager ward
Chicago scored two runs in the n''' ,'''"'- ,.,,
81 o.d Ryan a stolen base, passed. "''' " '-''
~, Coam,skcv and an error by Ward In The t.'d 'nt
,ood hating gave tine visiting min" '"'' "'e ~,
purv and Ryan bit safely and scored on 'n'', ,6
by O'Nom Pieacr's ht '''''c - N'''" 80 ..-.,.,.
,o ,h boro ,lavcr, SCORED six runs on ioF '''''''
r'''' y,, q, adj. Oil hits by ora ard Nc'''a.hy' tN'
' hin. bv Joyce and Kin-io". two bass on ''''N ''
to talon basc, =, many errors bS f'fl' a -''i ~
Andrews, and fore" by Hai'f. "' .d
AM ,o, , nit bv orr and errors ty Ha-tah ana
.ron rave Brooklyn two in IN" hi'n ""ns
o., . -co,. was a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

game for the visitors Attendance 1854 The score was
a. follows: ,
I r.l.ls.gpia q. 11~ J 9 9 9!
Neutrality-suspicious. 4. Cincinnati To- PM
TtG mlpiire-Nico aado
Tho rhiadelphla.plttsburg Players League game to-
day was sluegng match on both sides. FIaIman made
the best catch Of the game Attendance e3 The score
was:
F F'f:sgfs a. n.. I'D 10
- rhla9delpna IL ,n ErG Macipa6
Umpire>-Matthcws and Cunning.
The Louisville American Association tam made its first
APPEARANCE here this afternoon. and defeated by the
Athletics after a stubborn contest Of innings. in which
tn visitors cxcce both Mt the bat and in the field At
tendance $50. The
A A%d. Mn, 80. Z 9 g . Q S-SS
Ea,chit.-A Athletic Il. Louisville H. Error, Athletic
po,ton. MAY 1e-Thc Boston League team today made
only of Hutchinson's delivery. The game was
not marked by any brilliant plays, except catch by
Cancel with one hand. Attendance 2l5l. The score
G ns.cg CS. h9........ . Q Q 9 % 90
Ra,ohit, Boston Q chicago = Errors Boston g.
chicro 3 P.,chcrs-YlchoI, and hutchinson. Umpire
McD.riaot..
Cleveland played all around Boston to-day. Krr,v
pitched poorly first inning and battcd hard.
Gruhcr was Wild, but effective critical points The
mp1Ic Of both Jone. and Knight unsatisfactory.
Attendance, l1'3. Inc score was
t no;,%a d. Ii hi Q Q . % 90
I;s-chlts- Eo.,,r s. Cleveland 70. Trrors-ro.on >
Jo G,.'s snd Knight: "''' VT" ''''' '"'''
Rochester. May iG.-Calihan bad tho Columbus tam at
his mercy TODAY md the Eoch s'"r- won In walk Tho
feature Of Tho -, terrific batting The
Gav Wis cod and Rainy. Attendance, 700. The
eae.
Esc aoS@! ......... . Q Q 90
B1s"hit--Koohc-ter H. Columbus :. Trrors-Hochescr
/. Cqum,u' :. rtt.',.-, aiihaa and widncr. Um.
syracuse Nav Ie.--Thc syracuse AMI st, Louis team.
pla,,d Interesting game today CHAMBERLAIN pitched
SCORE.
s. Ss'' lS'i, , ..~. 3 8 %
B,-ctit--Syfs's, 3 s. Louis :. Trror.- Syracuse p
Ban un.
Washington MAJ 1C-Tho Washington and Newark
today PLAYED The exciting and interesting game
of che season. and result was n doubt rnti uc last
visiting batsnan was dSIo-d o. hin played remark.
s'e ram" a. 'hir. running cat.h bv Bado- who
turned complete ,om'rau va, IA" complexion, feature.
The ~cp!c
M %:ss5s .o''. 49,, . Q d,
Ea-.hit. Washington s Newark s. Error~-wash'nc.
pI"- y. .~utrr.
Toronto. MAY Io-rnc baseball team Of ,hc Toronto
University which had arranged 70 play game, hi. summer
Win "a" college ciu, Of N'vrnraud been comp. led
70 abandon tho scheme" several tam having found il
impossible 10 get away
E'rhlchou. Pom. Nav 10 ,~.c,,,r.-Gohigh pa, War.
rnor u to pitch i1 today canr r.'h ih. University -
VIRGINIA. '.' char. noa. OF %, south and WON a 100 -.
cian- contest. L.. It g la .s.re. game while %.
.'.I'"r. made ns. '.l.r-. Il' sror. nr-.
Easia, :fS Q IL
At schenectady jnon Collc-e 10. syracuse Uu.-
Tersity 0.