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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
TIE SMUGGLING ox THE GALEHA.

WASHINGTON. NAY IA report has ben r'''i'".
AZ the Nayy Department in regard {" recent case VI
.,nucrliu. cu the United state, steamship "a''NA'
Thl, vc..ci had lu-; arrived at rs Wet. i"1 nom
a cruise lu the Nc.t indie. and Tie CUSTOMS "'''
discovered that nearly I3.oup nn" cigar ih ''''
,,.,o,cc, ,,,r, bcr la violation Of lnw. They were
ci,.d and An INVESTIGATION disclosed that The Master
at arm, ~ the ,,.-"l. named f"prl". wa 'l'
pcrp4r-.tor q the fraud Bcforc tai, va known.
however. Popplc had dc9crtcd and son" back 10
Havana 4 telegram va, sent 10 The United S'a'''
Consul there. ~ csu-c DE- arrest and docni"h ana
f,, d,ve ,t.g n Wa learned that De- SO, n 'I-ti'
IN. f,,lerl vt- -cut after him, ana 20" WIS i'i, ,
a,k ~ TIL, country for tra II W. Al N~' '' 4I'''
g., ~, nm, hy naval Mart a.. lui li NrN 90 L
trrr,r q. f.ct lu the law. which virtually 'N uses
rvil.,n, from giving tD,f'moaF bcfor naval courts
49, -, ..,.r,.. from This class 81 Hl tlr--'- SO,
T,rc.e,r, 10 tho casc. il finally decided =" tH'i
~. ,ri-nrcr over - ~" ciY alihortc' A. ny N'-,
49, Iroccu,o. lirdcr tie Federal Laws. II ], said AZ
-. T,y, department that ul'r % ~" Officers OF tho
vol yn. y, pl,at.d r. TIE transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
,.,,1 rD,p,1N, vrNn,v NAY Is

city Friday and ''worshpped" In sense at the grave
,hr great ancestor which is just behind the church In
49, I'D burial ground There goOdly number pres
ont and specche. were order Of the day Incidentally
charles Nedhaus NewYork artist, viii put in upon TWO
on the outside inches OF the Capitol Buhdhg statues OF
o n the founders the State. Hooker and John Daven
port Of New.IIayen
The Board Of has been considering the feasibility
- orecng large mandatory the west side In close
proymity to the manufacturing section Of the city htng
r. mn with powcr and leasing 10 TO small manufacturers
d thus encouraging them establish here Heretofore
all manufacturing this city has been the result Of ndi
tdua enterprise and this welcome step in The direc
on OF little aid from mipubic source The propo-
son "a looked upon and good deal Of stock
b, heen taken for the erection proposed building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
WY THE MANS ARE DELIl I'D.


not 4 SUFFICIENT FoRCE TO d. THE WORK OF
THE IMMENsE EP>GTNENr
The Guion Line steamship Arizona was delayed on
her last trip from this port nearly bali n hour 10y
the ,a-dinc,, Of Uncle sans mail The regular mail
had arrived promptly enough and had been placed
carefully away Tn the mail room. but The delay Wa
caused hy the supplementary mail. which is the last
mail the great steamers receive before leaving the
port All the gang plauAs had been drawn mp. ana
tn, Arizona Wa, about to SAIL when the mail wagon
came in sight. the horse, nnuln- and the driver
urging them along. Of course tho transferring oi the
mail bag, va, only the vor, Of a fW moments, but
the idea Of the Importance OF a steamship sailing x
actly on time IN order to catch the udc caused 4
reporter 10 call on Postmaster Van Cot To ger h,
views the subject Mr Van 'ou said tlH'
ho had received general complaint ON
the subject FROM any Of tine steamship uuc,. but that
ho heard that some Of the mails Tor foreign 'ouutr"
did not reach the steamship on which they agr sent as
early Il, they should.
THAT Is not our fault altogether the Postmaster
said. We are extremely anNiou, uat importers,
merchants and every body else shall have every pos
~lblc advantage IN eendlug their mail matter abroad
and hold tho mil, back Il, long We can IN order
that the worry latest letters be nclud,d In the
mails. But the public can $40 for it-,f chat II j. -
physical impo,-bllity for II, To handle the cnormou,
amount Of matter We have To handle in It short time.
The work of the New York Po,toncc ha, been ucrct>-
year after year while have hd no. increase In the
stan to handle the mail Dcays due In
measure 10 the inadequate force employed n this
department owing 10 the small appr,p ration allowed
for running the postal service lu tai, city.
We hay" - unique mechanical device h'r' Wllch
greatly facilitates tac handling 81 letters ,ley
are WccNcd At this Office ID /, q little Stamping
machiuc,, such IN i used I'm utasl, ali ti' post
offices IN the large ctic ol tn East. ana Il partoS
letters into bundles ana stamp tirm ana cancel,
the pOstalr' stamps with the utmost mpdlN. 1t Is
not an cAasscraton to say that doe> the work of
Il dozen men, and IL doe, IL more neatly ANA sat-,
factnry. but v" have only one al the machines,
Will. need mor". The ma hiuc time saving
contryancc Is almost Invaluable. The Po>toficc Of
this city Is cndcavormg b. do Nil in II, power TO
have Me ps,ial service au,ohftclN tcuWpbfr I'm
every detail. Every one employed TN, office work,
To that end. and If the oncc AL, lttlc hraud
can only dttrhut" II 30 the lack OF sufficient force
to keep a. all times entirely abreast of the tide
Of mail matter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18

Wa-hiucton NAY L.. scuntor IatweN. by request.
introduced a bin today providing pension Of 500
month to survivors If the War who lost both eye
in the service pension Of ~ month 10 survivors
Who having already LOST one eve. Lost the other DO
the service: a pension 81 300 month TO ANY sur
yivo- who lev rca.ou of wouud, or other disability con
tractcd in the service is dependent upon the car II
another person. and pension 20; $50 q month to ~"
widow Of any member # The aforementioned ''''s''
Of pensioners.
tr rcoue.t also Senator ingalls, introduced -cr
vic. ncu-io lIu giving 10 all survivors u the late
war who served uiuct, DAYS or nor. after Ap"i H.
l-6i. a pension ~ onc cent nom" IT,. ever ga,
',rpllor, children 81 and - month "t'h f-l' 'N''
HE bill cNcuIrs from b., nc"chi. ans s"'i'I -,
r ud1v Who Is posse Of 200 worm 10. pNl'IN.
g cIstinctin, l. made bowe-.! oN4ccrs and private,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
JROrBLES or BUSINESS MEN.
two MANUFACTURERS FIRMS OF SILK RIBBONS
MAKE ASSIGNMENTS

MAXI. AS~lfFNNI NE
IDcit.rlluc. Pcrr E Co.. manufacturers ~ SILK
ribbon, o., So. 40 and il2 Eat SIXTY eighth 81
l,,. failed. AID tc member. # the firm. William
Eo,ti.rIiug Hugo Pcrtz and Miss Elizabeth "ask"i
,c-t.riay made an assignment 10 Carl VI Nom h'nr
giving preferences for I'll 900 tie largest h!nS I"
franz Mrrr. $500. Paul Boettcrllng. S5,70o, ana
william Tcschcruachcr. - 200. Tho firm rt'r"d III
business iu January. 1-77. Ginning capital OF
$1,000 ,qunll, contributed rs Mr. Bocttcrhns ana
MI, Ga-i.u. Mr. Irrr pu.'us in his services a. "a
Manufacturer. They had ~ looms IN their factory.
Thcy formerly sold their goods through "lunc, ( CO..
and when ,la. nru failed n December Inst II was
said tncy ld consigned good, ~ Boetterline. PcrtE
a. Co. valued AZ :ll5Ooo on which Whitney d Co.
had advanced sto3oOO The account Was ta"'n by
, " BENJAMIN who la. since sold the goods ~
.rlns pcrtz 4 60. The latter firm bought their
raw material from Louis FRANKIE - Co., and the
Ailinc Of that firm put hoctt"riing. fcFn D."
Co. I'm an embarrassing position. They owe Loui,
Tranlo - Co.. IL l. laid, about $4,000.
which amount II utterly impossible 10 pay
I'm fall. IocttrrlinS. Pcrtz q co. tried 10 set part
ncr with money 10 come In and save the business on
ie negotiation. fell through and the Assignment fol
lowed Their lab.litics are reported bc $4,000
of which 1000 Is due to Louis FRANKIE a Co.. aud
uonlna sets of t--.ooo. The trade hosc'Gr o."
NOT thr the assets VIII realize 30 cents on the dollar
Ma, Leopold and Henry Iicliman, composing tlc
II Max ilcIlman 4 sons mnnuiacturerS 81 silT
lc,c POINT. y. =, made an assignment YESTERDAY Ia
IT, Corbt ogden. Giving = preference TO me Com
mcfcIa National Bank for 5000 IN discounted notes
me -hcrr had previously seized Their factory.
The schedule, of George H. s,tarcs sons, tankcrs
show liabilities. :l.63G.71i nominal assets Tl7od'
$40. actual assct, f2i.3il.
At . meeting ol creditor, II y ,achrnIrmch 4
f. held at the law office Of Horvitz 4 Hcrschhcd In
the stewart Iuldug statement was presented show
Ing lanIitic- 10000 nominal "crS,S; T5SooU"
made by the firm. al 30 , cents on the dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
DRUG DEALERS DISSATISFIED.
THEY PROTEST AGAINST BILL WHICH GOVERNS
THE SALE AND MANUFACTURE OF
CERTAIN ARTICLES.

meeting Of the New York drug trade was held
at the rooms Of the Board OF Trade and Transportation
yesterday afternoon to protest against the bill now in
the Committee of Agriculture Of both the senate ana
House Of Representatives tending t. check adulterat
INK and mi,branding Of foods and drugs and tho
prevention OF poisonous authorizations. The measure
authorizes the secretary Of Agriculture 70 organize
food division in his Department and to appoint chief
Of thi, division 10 conduct examinations The result
# the examinations shall be published monthly, and
when goods are manufactured and sold IN violation
If the provisions Of the act. the facts with the names
II tie manufacturers, are 20 be published. The IN
poraOu Of adultcratcd foods drugs into any state
or Territory +, prohibited under penalty of nne
and imprisonment. Both manufactures and receiver
are held liable. Manufacturers who wilfuly apply TO
drug or food A false name guilty Of msdemean0r
Manufacturers and mixers Of compound foods or CONS
pound dru,s intended for shipment from one state
or Territory t. another must obtain from the secretary
II Agriculture a license, for which $40 must be PAID
Those in the drug trade oppose the measure be-
cause in their opinion, II gives the secretary OF Aeri'
culture arbitrary power and the publication Of tie
names Of firms who under an analy are found 10
manufacture adulteratcd drugs would be huriul ~
the extreme. The BILL they hold, acts on the assnnp-
ton that manufacturers Of medicinal perpetrators arg
the meeting were McKesson 4 Robbins, Hall & Rock
well, Tarrant 4 c4 Lehman & FINK Charles a1esv \;
Co.. Never brothers. swift Specific Company; and
FairchM Brothe, * 60, samuel .n, W. fal'oHd' %
y " Kline Of Philadelphia II ihe firm OF smith,
Kline ~ Co.. paiucd what t. the drug r1de are ne
Objectionable features to the BILL Nj th4t shoqd
h. I.ft IA The measure he said. the number. lie
called upon the New York drus trade 70 unite IN
prit.,t against the bill and rc-reiied tAt tlese was
- little apparent Interest ~ it ,,.
4 ,ct u resolutions. preceded by \. long preamble
which wa, adopted ty the Philaiephla u'uS' vas
read and adopted They protest a,ain,t what IS
termed the autocratic tyranucal and msh.handei
,,,r,r To- be put I'm the hands # The secretary ~
-r.,,ltr,r. und,r tins bill \ committee OF FIVE Will
,npiutod bv The chairman 81 cooperate with allied
i,torests i'm efforts t. defeat the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
HfRTFORD lLDERuE
MILITARY TEoUBLE-HooKER FAMILY-MANU
FA(TURING.


Hartford Nav T. fSpccial.-To contest which been
c,;, on In IN court, election
~ an alderman ia seventh Ward u ul, city has not
vet reached Supreme Court but II hns got far on 10
way ~ 10 indicate what the Will he
and 10 Judge whether 10 viii affect the Connecticut ballot
Las, or not The fact ten or ballots
the box headed Citizens Ticket" rather than with
The usual party denomination hns been brought to bear
upon the hv The Democratic contestant who alleged
that these ballots printed with the intent h deceive
and consequently should be- thrown The broad at
tenant va. 10 hold these tickets be- used
proof found ia the box OF purchase made and votes
delivered. pom tai, allegation Judge Tmyor rendered
hi, now famous decision the demurrer Of uc Republican
Aldrrn1n.lcct holding that hc. ballots Illegal and
should De- thrown out an opinion, held by the Supreme
Court which would itiat" the election Of Mayor Dwight
and other Of the onc"rs Of the city When the
case wa, heard upon there scrap OF proof
of rcd hy tr paintiH that these Citizens tickets
any and design from what such "Citlcns' d"
tc.et~ hal thu past. Bulkcley himself
testified the occasion ior their being printed and tho
rattle co1t,tant put In no evidence whatever Judge
Tiaycr a little disappointed IL places hi, de-
IA unfoyornblc light tn" allegation, not having
ben proved any Whatever le decision Of the
onf 81 ERROR he, 10 is certain that popular
cctston contest has thu, dsap-
poutcd II +, pruhabe how ever that there ba
conform to e Law. such thing /, possible. at
uho u. II election In November.
The military trouble. which has been quiet for few
wk- ha- broken out again although less violently The
officer, :hr LIT Regiment who Ia designations
n November last nave At this late day after their
or- have elected. Withdrawn uom now claim
Dee controlling powers n IA" regiment. This. however.
IS for legal purpose only. and Is preliminary tnknG
the matter the cout. where they will try To prove
chat had right to 'dishonoraby dismiss"
them and they thus still command The tange
}, pu<lv legal and Is not Interesting TO the
propr the original and the stops taken earlier
IN, nAt Bull'lcy has already rctIcard Ia one
instance. and has lcapont"d Captain Schultz he
niand Of the Gcnnana-. he being II Tia officers who
was discharged "for the good Of the service"
The descendants Of Thomas Hooker the original
of uarI a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
A prYsION DECISION.

Washington May l7.-Assstant secretary BuSsey
to-day rendered a decision in rather peculiar pen
sion case Henry G. Bird. late OF the 9oth fehhsyi
vana Volunteers. drafted into the service Tor
term Of nine months. Learning OF inc lil"cSs vi
member OF his family, Bird deserted and went nome
where subsequently arrested and brought bach
10 his regiment He tried by courtmartiai' aho
sentenced 10 complete his term of service During
the Wilderness campaign Bird contracted pensionabe
disability. His application was rejected. however
ON the ground that at the time the disability was
contracted lie was undergoing sentence imposed by
= fbarefopA not In line OF ouiS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
CHARGES AGAINST A STEAMER

Official charges have been preferred t. Collector
Erhardt that the steamer Jamaica arrived here on
May II with only two licensed officer. instead Of five
~ required by the certificate Of inspection issued
the Custom House on February 49, l-9O. The officers
have been informed oi their breach of law. and are
preparing their statements They may bee lined 500
apiece. and IN" OWNERS of IA. steamer 300 for
allowing the Vessel To lcav" port without her full
complement of licensed officer The jamaica /,
owned by Ncascl- a Co.. ol th, city, ami runs 10
tho West indies. She Is The Old NcrlumnuS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
GRIEViNCES or WORKINGMEN.
A FEW STRIKES STILL REMAIN UNSETTLED
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

>o,. po,t,,t Ma Ny - fsro,i,r Tto rrono.
NJ -, a. , .r,,o,,,.~ ,,., ,b to,,r,o.
49,, -. -. -, a. .t.o
80 .,,. &C.,, =. 49,, a., -. ,o.,,,t.
for IN" nine h0ur dhN u 70 mo erect september l.
docs not meet with much favor with tine men.
They say that the season, work T. almost Ov by that
time several If the leaders Of the nine hour move
mcnt her, say that at the messing next Monday
evening the men will not accept the offer Of tn,
bosses and VIII vote fo qut work MAY 81 if tho
master, DO not grant their request
,,u.,t. ", - .., ...,. - ,,
'"'"' 'P'''' 'i"' 80 -' N''''' '''N' WIZ "'"''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
RAILWAY coxDrcroRs AND STRIKES.

RAILWAY CONDTCrORS AND ~iElNh0'
Rochester May l. l~pecah.-An ci'gt was Hl"'o
by the anti strike men at Yesterday, session of the
railway conductors To reconsider the action taken ON
"Wednesday I'm eliminating As ant strike clause Oh
the constitution. II was ovo-wh"'mnrN a.t''"'
however. There T. much tcin- over THIS strA'
question. Attcr the final attempt % pa' back the
old clause, =. T.. ChIttcndcn, pr uinrt mcmOcr '
fl. Grand Division. aru-" and ". fudi'W from mo
order r,.lgnmg al place and leaving me Iill
II !, likely that others Wll follow Dis example Tl'AeF
than stick 10 the order iu rs l"W departure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
CUTICURA RESOLvENT,

near Calvary Church, 10 cost 100000. Contributions
have been coming in rapidly, the last being muncent
subscription Of $4,000 by lady, member OF Grace
Church, In This city, who desires 70 remain anony-
nous There doubtless many members of tho
Episcopal Church who Will count II a privilege 10
subscribe portion Of the remaining 10000. And
all such may send their subscriptions " the Rev.
Dr. W. ;. LangfOri Of the Bible House, who is the
general secretary of the Episcopal Board If Missions,
70 George Bliss, treasurer, - Bible House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
SUPPORTING THE ILLINOIS ScHDoL LAW

Chicago May II (specaD.-Ihc first official action
Of Illinois Republicans on the Compulsory Sclfool law
was taken by the With senatorial District Conven-
tion which yesterday adopted resolution That il
+, the sense Of Republicans Of th, senatorial district
~ represented IN this convention. that the children of
tai, Nation shall De taneht the Ian ,agc .: our country
in the schools. ana that its Representatives
and senator, In the General Assembly support the
present Compulsory EdncatiOn law Of this slate with
such notifications shall protect the rights Of ali
persons Of native of foreign extraction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
FOR MODIFYING THE NEW TARIFF BILL
,xnrv1Dr,I, MEMBERS OF WAYS AID MEANS
rucrxc CHANGES ~ VARIOUS SCHEDULES


Washington MAY 1.-THE Ways and Means tom
,ni,too This morning gave brief hearing t0 the spirit
vinegar men. who submitted the draft Of mcaih'a
ton Of the existing law, approved by the 'ohini'
soner OF Internal Revenue, which imposes llshi tax
on the spirits used in vinegar making with we" 10
guarding against Illicit dlstllhng. The comhn'ee "a'
as vet taken no action in the matter.
Heavy pressure is being brought to bear upoh INC
committee by individual members to secure modlhca
lions Of schedules in tie hlli The hosiery men,
through Representative IIarmer. are trying to nave
some changes made in the language Oh Ihe no''I)
sections the Massachusetts granite people are seek
ing an additional degree OF protection. and the kd
glove importers and lead ore refining interests are
still working to secure relief. But perhaps the
greatest pressure T. being brought 10 bear ~ tr con
hlctng sugar interests. Representative MChenna Las
announced that he will submit proposition loolihe
TO cut of 80 per in the sugar duties. restoring
The dividing line from No IL 10 NO - Dutch stan
dard The California sugar men VIII accept thls
heavy cut rather than have the bounty plan adopted
and recruits expected from the Southern states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
m vrrT TIE 40RIGINAL PACKAGE' DECISION.

TO MEET TIE "OEIGINAL PACKAGE DHI~loN.
Washington. May 11.-KoprScntiilv' Perkins, ~
kansas introduced IN the House t"d" Tor reference
-, IN. Committee ON Alcoholic Liquor Traffic the iii
r.noirS tl- vcc, by senator wilson from the ~'iH"
Committee OH judiciary, providing that o." STAT" shall
l.. held ia Doe limited e. restrained lu 20. pp'cr T."
troLldt =. ,ulat'. control or tN me -A' "'I"- iI
~ r Inc pnrt.iinu q. an article Of commerce.
tIcr,,.o f. be- delivered within H. hmit-. %! any fer
,,.rutcd distilled OF other Intoxicating lqWd- or
HMM, hy reason ~ the fact that The have been
in,nortnd into such state from beyond IT, limits,
whether there shall or shall not have been pid th"r'
WI o,,y fax duty import or excise to The United
-tstF,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
WHY ne LOST THE MARKET WAGON.
From The Albany Argus.


An odd bcqucst was recently uncovered rom ainons
the mu,ty records OF old wills recorded III tnc Couny
clerks office at schenectady, by lawyer OF uat His'
which he thinks the profession VIII relish III
The document read, d" give and bequeaih 10 hIVis
forever. my market wagon Attached 70 uc toIcsu'y
is mi, codicil: Whereas since the making oil my H;
viii ana testament. said Blank claims 10 oWh ' ~.
market wagon and says that can Use II o''i' Oha'"
and If want ii | must come for 1t ana ~hSreas,
don't fancy such remarks hereby revoke the DequesSs
of said to said blank. and put s.o n~"~
in the residuoLy clause OF my WIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
AN EPISCOPAL HISHIOV Any RTILDING.

The last Protestant Episcopal General Convention,
sitting a a hoarl of Missions. recommended the cree
ton Of a building to be the headqudrtcr, Of the
general missionary work Of the Church. The recon
mondatOn wa, received with great favor by Epi>co
paaHs generally and II decided 10 erect hand
missionary building this city, in Fourth ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18

: Nonday-NO FlmOs are schtduItd
TUESDAY York Chicago. at Brotherhood Park
-. yrt ISrokiyn " Buffalo Eastern Park. Brook
I'm, po,ton " rtt~burg, at Boston; Philadelphia -.
t.,,, land AZ Philadelphia
yy.tn.,l,v- Kro,klyn w. Buffalo. at Eastern PARK,
t,,.i,n. New Iork ~ Chcago 40 brotherhood Pa K,
Iir1o.lu. PhiAdr phia V ttNtlahu at ih1'"ueiphs
Bo-fou ~. Pitt,oule, az Boston
Thursday Philadelphia ". cleveland a. fhiladeIphs
Nr..N o,h ~, Chn.o AZ brotherhood larN New, OK,
Bu.olyu ~, Bulalo at Eastern PaiA' 81 Boston
-. PIit~hurg. at BUt-0n.
Frda, -New.NorA " Chicago AZ Brotherhood Park,
N.WNn-, lir,,olRn Buffalo. At Eastern farh bVok'
I'm. io-ton ~ put~hurg, at Boston, Pnadepha Vs.
CcN Gland 40 Philadelphia.
SATURDAY N,w-YoIh Cl,veland AZ , IT. u,
Park brooklyn ltsburg, at l.,st'ih 1T
rro0,l,u. Phiadrpha Buffalo, at Philade'pha
boston j.. Chicago, it Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
BASEBALL CANES THIS WEEK.
The schedule O, games for The four leading baseball o.
cani1aton, fog the week are ~ follows;
NATIONAL. LEAGCE l..


rani,aton, foe the week ~ follows;
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Mmdly-NewNork " Cleveland az 200 'iIouhu''
N,W-Nork brooklyn " Pitt>oNiS NJ -
rroolvr Boston chicago. AZ Boston FhlldG la Va.
Cincinnati az Philadelphia
-.,..t,v- Nev.Norl " Put>burg. at Polo GROUNDS,
\.,r yort. Brooyn " Cincinnati Al Washington fars
,oo,iyu Boston " cleveland, az Boston, fhldd'Iphs
g. chicago at Philadelphia
"Wednesday ErooAlyn W. Cincinnati. at Washington
p,r. H.Woklvn. NrwYork y. Pitt'burg at Poo
.',rtl \,v.Nork: Philadelphia Chicago, at Phils-
dciull1 Boston ". cleveland, az Boston
Tur-dly- Philadelphia Chicago. az Philate;phla
-, ~ . ilff~iure At Polo Grounds. NeW-i {;
ro.iyu y, & uclnnat az Washington Park, BlooAi!h;
io,ton -. cleveland, at Boston.
r~i,,,- Nev.Norl ". i1tt,burg, at Polo Grounds,
New.IorA. BrooAlyn " Cincinnati at Washington PaI.
.i,r Bo,tou vs. Cleveland, Al Boston Philadelphia
-, Cnlrlro 40 Philadelphia.
saturday New-Nork vs. Chicago, At POO GROUNDS
N., tr Ur0DNlyn ClcN Gland. az Washington farls
r,,f'yn Ro,ton y. Cincinnati. at Boston, Pailadelphs
-. Plttshurg at Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
e z @ a = w q Y
9th and 9Th Sts., Eew-York.

From this decision appeal was taken. The a.
sistant-sccretary finds that Bird was good solder.
served ont his term Of enlistment. wa, regularly pad
for ms services and wa, hOupFlhly discharged. he
concludes that Bird uEquestipnaby IN Inc Of
duty when the disability incurred, and therefore
is entitled to a pension
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
FOR 4 MONUMENT At r1rrrcAyoE.

W,shiucton MAY 17-Rcpr'"ntaiirc Chradlc. Of
Indiana today introduced IN the House hill hP
ror,,lng 5lOOOO for the erection "u ia" battlefield
of 1iuuccanoc of monument 10 commemorate" III"
nrro.rn of the soldiers II that ball'. wa" icl under
,nr l.ad,r~ hip Of William Henry HARRISON