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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
WOMEN GET PHYSICIANS DIPLOMAS.
FIFTEEN OF THEM ARE GRADUATED FROM TIN
NETWORK MEDICAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.

NETWORK MEDICAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.
The twenty seventh annual commencement OF the
Hevy York Medical College and Hospital for Women
was held last night in Association Hail. winch was
crowded with the friends Of the institution and Of the
fifteen graduates who received their diplomas ai.or
three wear, Of hard study Their names are Miss
Gertrude Allen Mrs ". f. Bance. Miss Lillian A. DELL
Miss ~ C. Dietrich. Miss VI. L. Edwards. Miss A.
EIAins, Miss a. l.. Geddes. Mrs. NJ A. Haniord "s'
l. NJ Long. Miss E. W. Martin. Miss 4. E. Russell.
Miss $ T.. Talcott Miss L. Tyrrel Miss IL. L. van
Buren, and Mrs. H. Durkec.
Upon the platform sat the faculty and several OF
the trustees of the college. After PRAYER By the
Rev. J. :. Moody. DR.. Phoebe j. D. wait uie aean OK
the college. made an address. The Hippocratic oath,
binding the graduates to the conscientious pracuce OK
their profession according to principles laid down
nv Hahnemann was administered BY DR.. NJ. Belle
Brown.
Tho Rev. Henry s. Day, president OF the Board
Of Trustees presented the diplomas, and addresses
were made BY the Rev. Dr. Charles II. Eaton and
DE- Frank II. Boynton, whose remarks were vale
dictory on the part Of the faculty. DR.. Gertrudc
Allen who had gained her title In the course OF
the proceedings. delivered the valedictory on inc
part of the class -, 10, Oh, n-,,.
Of the Lozier Memorial to Dr.. Allen: Miss Nelhe
Itoattie of the middle class the DcinoIcst Med
for excellence in physiology, which was presenteo
r. her by DR. J. r. O'COnuOr. and the Boynton PRIZE,
consisting of books. divided between Or. Aiien
and Dr. Lillian a. Dell. IN making the speech 0x
sron the unanimous vote OF the committee hai Deen
written bv Mrs Durkee, but that she had declined 70
conpcte for the prize. and that as the TWO young
ladies who cane next had evidently read all the DOCKS
49, written. IL became nece Sary to procure brand
no, nuhiications and these had not yet arrived, he
therefore gave them orders for the books instead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Chicago, April 22.-Thc present low basis OF fro'en'
rates between Chicago and St Paul makes the ra'cs
to Montana points cheaper by that route over 'he
Northern Pacific than by way OF omaha and the mon
Pacific The latter road has been urging An ePna"@"
ton Of rates by the routes. but the chicago lines
refused 10 reduce Missouri River 10 the 81 Phui
basis At the recent meeting Of the western frclg"
Association the Mon Pacific proposed tia' Oh al
business received from points east If Chicago ueS'cu
10 Montana points the thirty basis be applied 10
Council Bluff, a well 10 -. Paul, bu' WITHOUT
changing the rates on any other bush'>S' ~ W"
thi, and stin preserve the sixty cent basis on local
traffic fran cbic,r, tn The Missouri River might IN
vnvc A violation If the long and short maui nldu.r
Of the Interstate Commerce law, but the mon rd' W
prpmi,cd to relieve the Chicago lines from any r.
spOnslblty on that The matter was IcIl ~
Chairman Faithorn for decision. TO-DAY II VIZ an
uonncrd that ne had decided mat the equalization Oi
raIc. be madc ON The hn,l. prOpOS,d
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voeRIED BY THE HrDsoy COUNTY woRh
SILLY DrMocRATIc DryicE-ArPoiNTlNG A..
sEMHLY lNNI.-TlG Al. h.

A SILLY DEMOCRATIC DEvlCE-APPoiNTiNG A.
sEMBLY INVESTIGATES.
Trenton April .. l~pccial.-That the work Of tn
senate investigating Committee in Hudson county i-
worrying the Democrat, ccarl, demonstrated
this morning when Mar-h. their leader. offered the
following resolution In the House
BE Il resolved by the Iol.c # Assembly nv
a special committee y I,e 90 .mher. b. appointed rs
the speaker. who shall Immediately 'ni'r nPol an
invc. ~ aton and inquiry iuto all violation, Z" th'
purpose 4 pr.ycntius such Violations 30 the ininir
and punishinc tho-c guilty thereof.
II also provide, tAat the committee shall report
to the Legislature. i possible. or 70 th" Governor o'
the next LEGISLATURE. and gives ia" majority Of thc
committee the power. Of the senate committee.
Mr. Potts opposed the rc-oluton. saying II was
unnecessary and would put the state 10 an enormous
expense.
Mccranc Of Iassalc. denounced the resolution. saw
INK that Il looked ~ though the downing Democrat"
were grasping al straw. and that tlc actions Of the
committee would be fraudulent from begnnins to end
Mr. NOorhccs a>hcd that the conn itcc be- made q
non pariisan one 10 con ist Of THREE member, from
each party. but TN, Of cour-e voted down A'er
many efforts on the part II The Republican, 70 make
the committee fair one the resolution Wa adopted
by the House In it, original form by vote OF - L"
H. the Democrats voting ,plid' together. lmnc
diaiely after IL, passage speaker lIcppcnhcmcr acted
the first part IN the farce by appointing thr ioiio~
Norr, and Ward Tie first THREE named are among
the shrewdc,t Democratic politicians In the ."u'e'
and fhr other Two members honest hcpublchu,.
but not con pcuous IN parry movement HIu n.<o
but litte experience In such matters. lie ooin''"o
will begin their work. at once.
Thc committee to consider the subject Of taxation
Of properly and draw siil Tor pT'cnI,on 10 os
resolution va announced this morning. follow ::
Attorney General Stockton and Barker Gnnmcte' ap-
Everett. appointed by tho President OF Inc senate
and Assemblymcn Voorhees, ana MAr'h' appointed '
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DOING BUSINESS AT A LOSS.
REDUCED RATES on LUMBER AND PACKING
HOUSE PRODUCTS AND MILEAGE
Of CATTLE CARS.

OF CATTLE CARS.
Chicago, April - (>pecial.-Al the Chicago Kansas
City roads to-day put into effect the reduced rates on
lumber and packng-hOu>c products, and also began
paying carmileagc, amounting 10 about - 30, to all
shippers Of cattle, matter what kind OF cars are
used. This brings all three Of the rates down to a
non paying basis, the largest possible gross revenue
per being but ZIG 40 cattle, and the other rates
being barely productive under the old basis The re-
bate to cattle shippers hurts The Rock Island the
most, Il, 1t Is compelled 10 certain make Of
palace stock car, upon which additional mileage Ok
- 80 trip must be paid thus lowering ito gross in
come to - 30 trip. The It. Paul road IS thought TO
have the kind II a contract with Nelson Norris.
but common cars can be used, while Oh the Rock
Island ono kind Of palace must be used eX-
clu>ively. The Chicago It. Paul and Kansas City
road has gone of the cattle business from Kansas
City and IT. Joseph prcierring this course TO carry ing
the reduction To It, Iowa points. The line OF the
Rock Island 10 seymour. and thence the st. Paul
to chicago. marks the northern line Of the reduction.
II j. believed by al rs competitors that the Alton Will
stu further reduce the calerate In order to force a
settlement OF the dcmOrazed condition Of rates IL
viii not consent 10 any raise however. until some
guarantee of stability In rates Is established in the
way OF an association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Cunilc-iand Nd April 22.-Nice- President King. OF
the Baln4Or. and Ohio Ralnpad. today submitted 10
the citizens - Cumberland. proposition 10 make THIS
the term.ni o., the second and third and Pushurs
division, u the road 10 concentrate helc The ma
chiucrv employees now engaged la repairing II, loco
motives IN Nanlnsburg. kryscr. Piedmont and Con
rcllsyillc crocting change II 1000 men, They also
propose 10 erect extensive shops and tracks IN the
eastern section If the city. making this city and Bali
more n" two largest repair shops on Oh" road In
.idcraton Il this they ask the cty - loan them
$4,000 which :. pc repaid by the company at the
rate II $1,000 per aunum without Interest IN" nr-t
pa,mcn 10 he sde two years after the date Of the
cts bond. issued for The loan. The company VIII
cxp.nl the -l5Ou we'd 10 the erection O round
house machine shops. etc. and VIII secure 10 the oiN
The rcuA,incnt ~ the amount by a first len on uie
properly ard their improvements. the contract to re
main in flrcs unil the entire sum o! money j. rrped
10 th. e.iy Of Cumberland. And IN case the company
should remove l- shop, prior 20 the rpli mcnt 81 me
loan OF should ,htl -r flr trrIniu OF lfr iN'' "a
vision. a. above forth then and u flti ca" Inc
COMPANY. addition To- the lepAyieit ~ inc piih'p"
% tie loan. ,lal also rpas "a the 'l' "l uHD.l
Lid the amount ~ lut'r-f IN shall have pdit or h'
lail. 10 pas thereon the SAM maF become dur.
..cr,'c ~. machine shop, vr period Of aN con
a,ufxc months. then the company snail y pai &" thr
city u Cumberland al TIE interest that may nave
pad of bonds or fOr y ncn n NAV Zee itplr upon H
bond, during such a period Of dl,coninuancc "i the
-iyt-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Flndlay. ohio. April - i-peclt!l.-f"r the A''
month sew York and chicago men have been qH'uN
buN!ns up the out,taudia. claim, against tn Amer"
can Midland Railroad Company at a heavy i''"'N'.
The chicago Rolling MIL company. when II one ~
the principal lien hodc1s, has purchased large ni''"'
~ TIA. Indebtedness al about - cents GA the oo"'''
There va, much speculation rceardn- TINS H''"'
until Ia, morning. when John f. ,dfoihef'' t' IT"
ceiver Of the road, admitted that these p'''''''''
were. being made by New York and chicago 'ip'tl
isi. who intended to bid 10 the property "a '"o
master cominl- Toner, sale IN juno, ana '""p'n
Inc line t. Fort Wayne. where Chicago coun'' u"h
had been arranged. and that tn road W,uh i'Iih
the lon, dc-lrol link I'm the Carnegie plan III I'''l
luc chicago with hi, fTtt-hurs. AhrOp ana western
nrolect for a great East and West trunk Inc
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COMMITTEE WORKING TO SECURE Az AZ
PREPARATION To WIDEN AID

Ex-Judge Henry r. Rowland. W. f. D. stokes pr'
r Gajllard Thomas Andrew II. sands. Frank l. Hiier'
Robert L. Cutting Henry H. HOLSTER. Robert NJ
Galloway and state senator Lispenard stewart mo
committee representing principally nine riding schools
Of the city In the matter Of the widening AMI straight
nine the bride paths Of Central Park. are nans o'rF
caor 10 secure favorable action hy tn" Legislature a"
the bill which they have had introduced calling Tor the
augmentation OF $4,000 for that pnrpo'" he OH
has encountered some opposition at Albany h"n
several II the rountry members, Who arc aVcf'c I"
voting any more money 10 the city bnt the state
meni that seven persons have been Killed IN the Park
during the last eighteen months on account oi IN"
crowdns In the paths. and arguments pointing ON mo
necessity for relieving the congestion OF uhiic ana III"
economy Of the proposed Improvement az i"ndns u
remove aniagonism to the bill ai the committee afo
hopeful that IL Will receive favorable consideration
before the rush ~ work Immediately prc'rhlH1 u' 80
jOurnmcnt Of the Legislature.
The suu Of So 900 has already been fai cd open
a new road the west side II the Par. from one
hundred and third -. t. the entrance a. on" hurd'
and enih and tn, Viii hc done whether ala from
the Legislature j. obtained ar not The need ~ an
entrance AZ Fifty niuths -. ard seventh ave. !, much
felt large number ~ rider in That nc.ghh'ruood
being compelled eo t. Eighth ave or I'm ave. -
get INTO the Park. The hll AZ Albany j. 10 charge ~
senators Cantor and stewart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
HER LOVER RAN AWAY WITH HER MONEY

Detective Groden Of the Barge Office, visited Jersey
City Yesterday in company with "A comey young Ger
man woman who had made Il flying trip to this conn
try in search Of fatless lover. The young woman,
whose name Is Paula Van der Lippe said that she and
Johann Wcslau were engaged to be married. She had
saved considerable money and she had much con
Gdence in him that she gave IL into his keeping. lie
had II 600 roubles A. soon az he got possession
Of the money he ran away 10 this country In company
with one Louisa Roaert. Paula. being a woman Of
energy packed her Rrpsack and sailed the steamer
Ems. When the detective and Paula OH the
ferr, boat yesterday afternoon they discovered the
runaway couple standing In front Of the hotel.
There was an exciting scene for few moments as
Paula upbraded her fatiess lover and expressed her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
THE PLEA Of SELF Defence NT SUSTAINED

Coroner Lindsay held inquest in Brooklyn iiSt
night IN the case Of Peter Dorin who "as shot on
saturday night by Asa X. Waterman, manager oi The
Lyceum Theatre in that city, The witnesses were al
positive that Waterman not Knocked down before
he shot DOan. When Waterman in company with
Mrs. Doran. according 10 statements he made wheh
arrested. met Doran, the latter ordered him to 60
about his business. when Waterman refused he Wa
assaulted and then shot his assaant, thinking NJ o
10 be In danger. There large crowd al thc IN
quest, and many were unable ~ gain admitian'e 10
the dizzy little Office I'm MOntrOsc. ave. Inc Jury
Waterman and the latter sent back 70 JAIL.
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No ACTION FOLLOWED TIE DISCUSSIONS.

The trunk Inc csccutivc committee met yesterday
to discuss the question Of like and rail- rates from
NeW York and the New England ports 10 the North
west The National Despatch is said TO be applying
difcicntai rates points Lake superior to which
70 (, not entitled. The meeting TOOK 10 action, as
agreement could not De reached a. &C. what extent
tie privilege ~ dFercn 'ai> should be- extended.
There, Wa. also "a con- Iteration III the plan for cN
handing thc system of inspection of freight gong
West from New York and New nglind points. 80 -
Ia make IL more thorough in 10, application No
conclusion Wa, reached. The committee adjourned
without dly.
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for 800 When he had been at the hotel about an
hour he received egram, whereupon he started lor
New- York The swndlcrs sold him $4,000 for 94oo'
they put four packages in his satchel Each hsa
came hack 10 Trenton the same day. He made no
examination OF his booty until he got into MS rooh
when he found that TIE four nice looking t"ouoLar
hills was all the money that there was In the satchei
and that the rest paper s'ung ie mahe oieS' a
breast affair Manager Dllts OF tne oei i
re-rcgi stored as &C. G. Dawson Manaecr Dn~
gave him some money TO return home on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Charleston. = C.. April - >peclaI.-A drait was
received here yesterday for 100000. the balance %
the purchase money for the ncn Cotton Press alu
Wharf Company property, which VA recently p"
,na-ol by Mcdonald Gallagher. ~ W" York inc
amount Of the puro hasc being rloop'V. ms a''l'S
the buildiis Of a belt hl" rilir1ah connecting VAN
all tho roads eutrlln. Charleston, ana cAl'AdiA- H"'
Tie CIV Limits along the east water u"ui q" in"
i.fi.r, The construct. 90 of this road viii "atnr
t. railroads to deliver and receive iir-his al every
wharf 81 TIE Ashley hlN,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
rhs ca,no Al nrotherhoOd parh Yesterday betwcen

The game at brotherhood Park yesterday between
the York and Philadelphia Players teams was the
best contest so far played between the Two teams
The game was stirring one to look at lively ba'uhs
and brilliant fielding work being plentiful. Thirteen
earned runs were made. which speaks well for the
hating department but not for strategic pitching.
The attendance 1865. Gore, Griffin, fogarty
and Wood made remarkable running catCncs ana were
loudly applauded. The dangerous custom OF allowing
the batteries practice directly in front Of the grand
stand was followed usual Yesterday. one OF the
fving balls went into the stand and struck small
boy njuring him painfully. This practice IS INDUCED
in at All grounds and should be stopped If necessary BY
the police. The result of the game was in doubt up to
the ninth inning when the home PLAYERS batted In four
runs and their first championship game The
score was a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
Az EASTERN ROAD DECLARES DiNIpfNp'
Boston, April 22.-Ihe Eastern h"l'o'" '0"P''"'
has declared Il dividend Of per cent



Fall River. April cit !, stated on "h'' II
deemed gooi authority. that the Ne" OF" '"" NV
England Railroad Company j. negotiating Tor 'h'
purchase Of the COOh Borden a Co. property l"'i'
Ing one Of the best wharf privilege In TINS city, '"r
the purpose Of securing terminal iacllilc' mere "'
II il aided in II. attempt by the Boston ana Alu'N
which has previously attempted 10 enter iHl hit
and that the line of Sew York steamers "h'i =" J.,
proposed to run from Borden, Wharf VIII '"'i'' '"
active backing Of some heavy capitalist, IL ~ 80
that II found necessary 10 eros, the rN'i TN" ',
Influence Of the old Colony j, cAcited 10 Keep 'nci"
OFF the bridge, they Will erect ne" one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
THE CHERRY DIAMOND CLrBS SPRING GAMES

The Manhattan Athletic Gibbs apnual spring hhhu
can games will be held at the club grounds, Eighty
sxth-st. and Eighth ave. Oh May 10. at . p. m Inc
following contests open Ia all amateurs the Id
900 500 and 200 yards and mile runs the oho
and one half mile walk the 800 yard hurdle feet
inches. running broad jump putting 20 pound shot ana
running high lump. Gold and silver watches ana
silver medals Will be given prizes. The entrance
fee each contest will be - cents and entries close
on May 3 with >. j. Cornell. No. 524 Flfth-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
AZ ELECTION OF DIRECTORS

The annual meeting Of the caauas,o. Tucson and
Northwestern Railroad Company was lcld yesterday
at 80 81 libcrts The election Of directors resulted
n the choice II the following: Charles c. Dodge.
Charles L. ~,ho~ " de j. Benedict. II. d. Faulkner,
= X Green. John Van Nc,t. George G.. >.ohclI. "a
ward Benedict. Henry Iclden. Edward ]. Nc,tell
Eugene H. eyhe- Charc, H. Drake and ii. :. stevens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
THE ACCIDENT TO THE PURITAN COSTLY ONE

Assistant Inspector Thomas Folks. Of the United
states Local seam-yes>el Inspection Office. made an
examination yesterday Of the disabled steamer Pur
tan lie reported that he found that the biige was
torn away the port side Of the vessel nesnnihs
700 Zoo, from the forward end and extending 95 feet.
Forty five Of the frames lof the hall were broken.
ronr COMPARTMENTS were broken in. and there was
water in each compartment. The report SAID that
The repairs would occupy the time Of large force
Of men for fwo weeks working day and night, and
would cost 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
OFFICERS OF WEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL.

Baltimore, April 22-Thc annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the West Virginia Central Railway
Company in Mary land held to-day. The follow
Ing officers and directors were elected for the ensuing
wear: President William IA. German secretary Major
r. W. >. Moore. dir otOis-lI q. Davis, \. p. German.
". II. German = e.. Elkin-. T.. W. ;. Moore, william
T. Whytc and Frederick b. Lott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Chicago. April - l>pr,il.I The only advance IN
passenger rates since last december was maze '"'A
IN the re- csiabli. hing of the - - rate b',M''n ~
ami. and kau-as CIV. II va, only an advance OF
80 cents, BAT II - significant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Chicago. April - (special).-lhomaS ROCK OF
Chicago has brought suit IN the United 9t'u'S 'or'
Al Grand Rapids against the Chicago ana west
Michigan and the Toledo. Ann ArDor ana northern
railroad for 40 900 lie had the contract for grading
tho Detroit CharlcvoiA and Escanaba road. between
CAarIevox and Petosky. and claims that tho amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

S Ss,.4,ns,; ;.....-.GG 9 9 9 9 %
Earned runs-New-york Philadelphia e. Iir5t base
New-York 9, Philadelphia ilr,t base on s,,By
Gleason of BuiNet ON shaIrT,' a. fhrcehase h.
thompson Hit by pt.heE-Myels. c sasfIie carSc
GurSe HAMILTON ?. Myers wild Ltch-Bn55Hel~
Passed bal-O Rourks. Umpire-Lyhch. Al"s-i o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
rLrcKrp BY ~GRnEy.Goons7 MEN.

Trenton. April - C-pecap.-A respectable-lookins
vounc man came the Hotel Windsor in this city last
saturday and registered f. f. May. Jasper, n. c.
II, came North to get $1,000 Of counterfeit money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
The jersey City and Columbia College mines PLAYED
al oakland Park yesterday. the professionals winning
easily The Jersey city club has released Wheeler ana
rl.o .l.r.an ~ he ON
Jersey City.
Colunbia Collei

Farned iuns-Jersey City l. Columbia College o. First
oase on eltors-Jersy City l. Columbia College 2 Left
On eases-Isrser ci,y 10. Columbia Colegs Base on
,'nesen Roussy scArer p Vincent 2 Mayhsm @ Crosby
J. NcBurnie p Two-base hlt-Cook. stolen bases
Wheeler. s'llur 2 Smith /. Double play-keldy ana
,ook Sacrifice hits~Kcav, Dowd Wheeler Crosby. Hit
~ ptchef-Reidy. Mid pltches-yayhan l. Passed
n.ls-Dovd, Smith McBurnie .. Zine Of game '37.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

mentioned IS due him. II is uncertain VINO /, tno
owner OF the road. both the companies nahea ar
IRVING to secure it, Bankers are fuylnS up ciaims
against 1t at eighty cents on the dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Boston, April e2.-Thc Boston Fruit and Produce
Exchange this afternoon adopted resolutions aSN"s
Congress not " increase the duty ON oranges ana
lemons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

The New York League and Philadelphia teams play
at the Polo Grounds to- day. the New-NOrk and Phd-
delphis PLAYERS clubs at brotherhood Park and the
brooklyn and Rochester clubs al RldCcwOOd Park.
Hamilton and Burke the great sprinterS Of the
Pmladelphia League team would like 10 arrange base
running match with Fogarty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

unbiased opinion Of his companion. weslau was 700
much surprised by Paulas appearance 10 say any ths
The party Is detained at Police Hcadquarcrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
II7CKY PHILADELPHlANo'
r,,r FOCAL NATIONAL TEAM AGAIN DE
FEATED.

rnuoop PLAYERS. HOWEVER, WIN A
Ss ~,mr~pooR PITCHING sPoLs ONE CONTEST