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The morning call., 1890-05-20
Gravssen d Entrias
NEW YORK, May 19.-Following are tn
Graveseud entries for tomorrow:

NEW YORK, May 19.:Following are the
Graveseud entries for tomorrow:
First race, five furlongs Chief
tain, Amazon, Warlike, Insignia colt and
Iago 100 each, Geraldine Ill, Blue Rock H.
lima b 107, Zoolite 1O7. Meriden los, Golden
Rod 115, Civil Service no. The Tartar 112.
Second race, six furlongs-Carnegie lis,
Philander 115. Prodigal ia, Forest King
Ia, Lady Reel ia, Mo0nstonc liz, Sorrento
l1O. Kngsbridge 106, Gratitude LOG. Sweet
colt I06.
Third race, five furlongs Glover stakes)-
Flavia, Ambulance, Correction. Vocalletta,
Lizzie, Young Grace, Eugenia, Melita FLY,
Rometta, Sallie McClelland, kildeer, Lima,
Maid of the Mist FLY, MllrRce, Elclusion,
Josie W and Annie G lis each.
Fourth race, one and a six eenth miles
parkway handicap)-Tarago 1lS, Sir
Dixon 11S, Fields 112, Bella Is 100. Castaway
II III, Eric los, Taviston 163. Tormentor
100, Flambeau 80.
fifth race. I've furlongs-Ltpanto Jos,
RctributiOn (gelding) los, Woodcutter 110,
Stray Lass 90, Latina 81. Addie B 1o5, Servi-
tor 103 Pet (hlly) 100, Vangeine 100.
Sixth race. one and a Xteenth miles
Earnest, Vandergrift, Guy and Gray l01
each, Golden Reel los, Kempland 1ol, Eleve
10S Supervisor 101, ST. James Jog, Sam
Morse 81, Larchmont 1906 Syracuse ITO, Sam
Wood lis, Lotion 100, Stryke SO, The b our
bon 101.
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ALLEGED IRREGULARITIES.

Lieutenant Swift to Be Court-Martialed for
Being Short in His Accounts.
WASHINGTON, May ia court-martia
has been ordered, with Major Alex c. M.
Pennington as President. to try Second
Lieutenant James A. Swift of the Signal
Corps for shortage in his accounts. The
court will meet at Fort Monroe June Sd.
The charges against Lieutenant Swift are
based on certain shortages that have been
he submitted to the department from time
to time. Most Of them refer to period
when Lieutenant Swift was in charge Of
the station in Oregon. He lately, however,
has been stationed at Norfolk. The amount
of the alleged defalcation is but a few hun
dred dollars
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In THREE ROUNDS.
Jackson Hangs Smiths Scalp to His
Belt.

CHICAGO, May 19.-Fully 5000 people were at
Battery ID armory tonight to witness the glove
contest between Jackson, the Australian cham
pion, and Smith of Denver, for purse OF $500,
500 going 10 the loser.
From the start it was evident that Jackson
was the best man, and this was correct, for in
the third and last round Jackson closed one OF
Smiths peppers and used his face for sand
bag until time was called. The
decision of the referee awarding
the light to Jackson was received with wild ap-
plauSe. AT the coSe of the bout MuldOon issued
4 challenge on behalf of Smith 10 any fighter in
the worid-Darrng Sullivan, Jackson aud Joe
McAnllfe-tor nnish light with skin gloves
tor any amount from 5000 UP.
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M,ndevIlle Memorial.

At meeting of the John Vaudeville
Memorial Club held Sunday night at 224q
Market street, the following officers were
elected: w. J. Forde, President; Thomas
English, Vice-President; E. G. o'Donuell.
Recording Secretary; James Mulcahy, FL
nancial Secretary; j. A. Cox, Treasurer,
and Walter E. Birmingham. Sergeant-at-
Arms.
A committee consisting of W. j. Forde,
]. A Cox and James Mulcahy were APP
pointed to solicit aid for William OBrien
and for the people Of Mitche lstown to erect
vile, Lonergan, Shennick and Casey. Sub
scriptIons will also be received at 2249 Mar
ket street, by the Treasurer, j. A Cox.
Over 500 has already been subscribed to
the fund.
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A Sluppinp Match.

BosToN, May 19.-Two thousand people
saw the home team win smuggling match
from Cleveland to-day. Summary:
BOstons. ons........................O i 8 / la
Clevelands. Observation-Disclosures o 90 U o. 8
Base hts-BOstons 10. CleyelandS g. Errors-
Bostons 8, Cleyelauds H. Batterles-Daly and
Kelly, Gruber and Suttciife. Umpires-hnight
and Jones
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TRACK EVENTS.
Results Of Yesterdays Races al Brooklyn
and Louisville.

CHICAGO, May 19-FuIIy 5000 people turned
out this afternoon to witness the running OF the
Chicago Derby at the West side track. They
were treated to great race and a head
finish with Pilgrim almost a winner over
the iordly Prince Fonso. 1t was only
bite, but very costly one
that lost the fleet POwbattan colt the race.
Nine horses were In the field and all Of their
riders urged their sjeeds forward, each eager to
capture the $4,000 prize The result was as fol-
lows: Prince F5nso won, Pilgrim second. Blar-
neysione Jr. third. Time, 2:1734. Distance
one and a quarter miles
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CHICAGO WALTERS STRIKE.
Long Struggle Predicted Between the Culinary

Alliance and Hotel Proprietcrs.
CHICAGO, May 19.-The colored walters
at the fremont and Commercial hotels
struck this morning for a reformation in
hours and wages. Eighty union walters at
the Palmer House were discharged.
The Culinary Al lance has at last put all
its force forH ar q in an endoavuf 10 Tie up
every hotel and restaurant in this city. To-
day the fight began in earnest, and prob
ably 300 walters are out on strike and will
remain so until the proprietors recognize
their union. The principal hotels affected
are the Palmer House, where over 100 men
are out, and the fremont, with like num-
Der. Several large restaurants are running
with only half force The alliance and
proprietors are in for a long struggle and
already steps are being taken to ill the
strikers places by men from the East,
where several hotel proprictors have been
for the past week with this object in view.
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sHoEMAKEKs' LEAGUE.
Increasing the Local Demand for Hom
Products.

Increasing the Local Demand for Hom e
Products.
The Executive Committee OF the Boot and
Shoemakers' White Labor League last evening
considered the matter OF Increaing the demand
on the Pacific Coast for homemade leather aud
work.
1t was reported that the present. importations
OF Eastern boots aud shoes exceed IN value the
wheat product of the State; and it Is to Keep
here some or the money sent East for goods that
the agitation is begun. Delegates may be sent
league in tue w0rk, aud circulars will also be
distributed.
Retail dealers report that the demand for home
products is on the Increase The Cigar makers
Union will be visited on Wednesday night and
the furnture-wOrkers on the following evening
IN regard to the matter and their cooperation
asked.
The prizes won at the picnic last Sunday will
be distributed tonight at the meeting of the
league,
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New Yolks Win.

New YORK, May 19.-Ewing'5 men won
to-day's game from Buffalo In the third
inning. Attendance 23O0. Summary:
New YOrks s....................O 0 8 90 Il-l2
Buffalos. alos.........,..............0 D o 2 Oil
Base hts-New Yorks H. Buffass 8. Errors
New Yorks 4, ButfalOs =. Dattercs-O'Day and
Ewing, Haddock aud Mack. Umpires-Ferguson
and Holl ort.
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TOOK LAUDANUNI.

Suicide Of Member of Banking Firm at
Hayes Center, Nebr.
OMAHA, May ia special from Nc
Cook, Nebr., says that Ora Richards, junior
member of the firm of Orr & Richards,
bankers. at Hayes Center. committed sui
eide there to-day in his room by taking
laudanum. He had filled several promi-
nent positions In this county and was very
POPULAR
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CCuld Not Plav Rail-.

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-The Pittsburgs
were as full of holes as porous plaster to-
day. and the local team had a snap" At
tendance 1900. Summary:
Philadelphia. ....... ..........4 OO12 6-l6
Base hitS-Philadephias II, Pittsburss 3. Err
rOrs-Phiauelphlas 2, Pittsbur6s IL Batteries
Cunningham and MulIigan, Calvin and Carroll.
Umpires-Gunniug and Matthews
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HARRIsoN's DISCRIMINATION.
The President Intimates That He Will Vett
the Free Coinage Bill.

The President lntimates That He Will Veto
the Free Coinage Bill.
WASHINGTON, May 19-The Star tonight
says: II is reported to-day that President
Harrison SAID in way to get it to the ears
of the Republicans that he would not sign
any bill for the free coinage of silver or
any bill which was passed by the aid of the
votes of Democrats. Any bill to be Re
publican measure must have enough Re-
publican votes to pass it without counting
the Democrats who vote with them. 1t is
understood that there has been PROPOSE
tion on foot for Democratic Senators to vote
with the silver Republicans, in return for
which the Republican free coinage men
would vote against the proposed Federal
election law.
CHICAGO, May 19.-The Daily News
Washington special says: 1t is not probable
that Congress will pass the Free Coinage
Bill, as it has been ascertained that the
President would veto such a measure.
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TWO BATTLES.

French Troops Rout the Native Forces in
Senegal With Great Loss.
PARIS. May 19.-Adyices from Senegal
report the capture Of Segon and
OuonsebOngon by the French forces.
The battle at the latter place occurred April
25Ih. The enemy was routed with loss of
1900 killed. Fifty Frenchmen were killed and
seVenty.tNO wounded
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French Fishing Claims.

MONTREAL, May 19.-The Newfoundland
delegates we're addressed by the Board of
Trade to-day and asked for ti.5ir support
in the struggle against the French fishing
claims. Perreault, French Canadian,
hOtly protested against Canada interfering.
de said that Canada once belonged 10
France and was ceded to England after an
unfortunate war. France would not cede
another inch without another war.
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ON EASTERN DIAMONDS.
The Struggle Of League and Brotherhood
Teams for Supremacy.

New YORK, May 19.-The Giants won
to-day's game from Cleveland after hard
fight. Twelve hundred people we're in al
tendance. Summary:
New Yorks..................... 900 lO2 2-5
eiands.......................0 o o 3 o GA
Base hits-New Yorks 10, CIeveIands Z. Errors
3 each. Batteries-welch and Murphy, Beattin aud
AlnInEr. Implres-PoMers and ZacharlaS
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st.vedorrs Reorranizinr.

The Stevedores' Protective Union decided last
evening to reorgantZe at the first meeting in
June and make the association fraternal In
character. The dues and Initiation fees will be
advanced and IS per week sick benefits paid.
The members OF the union Will not be called
upon to pay the increase In fees. A protest was
also made up and signed against permission
being granted to alien laborers who do not be-
long 10 he union TO perform work on The water.
front. Union foremen Oh the front Will Dc asked
to refuse these nOn-labOrers work.
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PInsterers' opeu Meeting.

For three weeks the Plasterers' Union has been
holding open meetings. TO which non-union men
in the trade have been invited and the advantages
of belonging to the union discussed. The result
OF hi, policy has been highly satisfactory, and a
number OF good mechanics who did not belong to
the union announced their intention OF joining IL,
and their lrames will be proposed next Monday
night. Hereafter lho open meetings will be DIS
continued, as the purpose for which they were
inaugurated is considered 10 have been accom-
plished. The union viii picnic at Laurel Grove,
San Rafael, next Sunday. The striking iron
molders were given 500.
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A Famine in Cuba Caused by
Drought.
Native SenesalS Sustain Great Loss in a
Battle With French Troops.
Stapley'S ROmanCe-OnCe Rejected by Miss
Tenant Because He Dyed his
Hair-StrikeS Ended.
Special by the California Associated Press.

HAVANA, May 19.-The drought has assumed
alarming proportions, and the misery and want
of the inhabitants is awful. The tobacco crop
Is poor; the corn crop is totally lost
and the country people are without food or
money. An entire family in Vuelta-Abaja, sui
cided because they had nothing TO eat. Cattle
are dying in great numbers everywhere.
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so1-sawyers, Boycott.

The box-sawyers and nailers received a COM
munication from the Board OF Directors OF the
Retail GrocerS Protective Association favorIng
the boycott against Hobbs, Wall s. Co., j. A.
Folger 6 Co. and Moore, Hunt & Co., and stating
that committee had been appointed to investl-
gate the boycotts and report at the next general
meeting OF the association for Its Endorsement.
A delegate was also appointed by the union 10
travel through the country and push the boy
COTS against the a6ove-named firms In all The in-
terror towns.
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Decision of the Supreme Court on the Mime.
sofa Inspection Law.

sofa Inspection Law.
WASHINGTON, May 80 = The Supreme
Court to-day sustained the decision of the
lower Minnesota court in the case of a
st0ck-owner who caused an inspection Of
stock to be made before slaughtering in
stead Of after aud for which offense he was
Imprisoned. The Minnesota court decide d
the inspection law to be unconstitutional
The beef in question had been slaughtered
outside the State of Minnesota, and the
Minnesotl law prohibiting the sale in Min
nesota of beef and other food products
which had not been inspected within that
State is unconstitutional
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Emigration of Enslish Moman.

LONDON. May 19.-Large numbers OF re-
spectacle young English women are being
shipped to Queensland al The expense OF the
Queensland Government and kept free Of cost
after landing until proper employment is OBJ
faInen.
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SACRAMENTO STREETS.

Ealhusiastic Meeting in Favor of the Issuanes
of Bonds for Improvements.
SACRAMENTO. May 19.-An enthusiastic meet
ing OF citizens was held tonight TO arrange
plans for aiding the success at the coming spe-
cial election of the proposition to vote 100000
bonds for street improvements, the city to aid
the prOperty-Owners by paying One-fourth the
expenses. 1he movement Is Intended 10 have
all the streets ip the city graded anermacadam-
iZed. There Is no outspokeu opposition TO the
Issuance Of bonds, the citizens being generally
resolved TO push all matters OF city Improve
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Suit for Divorce.

New YORK. May 19.-Carrie B. Tefft,
daughter of Theatrical Manager Edward
E. Rice, has been sued for absolute divorce
by her husband, William Tefft, son of the
senior member of the dry-goods firm of
Tefft. Weller & Co. The customary scandal
is attached. They were married when
Tefft was IS and Miss Rice 16 years of age.
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large pair oftongs. She thoroughly under
stood this firearm, and with all her house,
wlfely instincts outraged she seized them
and began the attack
Within five minutes the bucks skull was
pounded to a jelly and then the victor, her
clothing slightly torn, sat down and in
dulged in good cry.-Forest and Stream.
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A Wrett he'd Exhibition.

BROOKLYN, May 19.-The Pittsburgs put
up one of the worst games of ball ever seen
in this city, and the 100 people present were
thoroughly disgusted. Summary:
Brooklyns ns.....................4 0 ! 4 5 *-lS
PittsburgS.. gS................... o 0 U 0 o o O. q
Base hits-Brooklyns 10, Pittsburgs Z. Errors
Brooklyns 2, Pittsburgs II. BatteTies-Carutbers
and DAILY, sehmldt and Wilson. Umpire-Lynch.
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Fremont InteryieWed.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-General Fremont
has been interviewed. He considers the
labor question the greatest before the
people. He also thinks that immigration
should be stopped for thirty years, so as
to give the children of foreign parentage
time to grow into citizenship.
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THE HARTFORD.
& Movement on Foot to Have the Old War
Shin Sent 10 WashInptor

WASHINGTON, May ia movement is
on foot TO have Admiral Farragut's old
flagship, the Hartford, brought from Mare
Island Nayy-yard to Washington, to be
used as nautical school-ship when the bill
providing for that addition to the manual
training system of the District of Columbia
public schools shall have been passed by
Congress. An official of the Navy Depart
nIent who is familiar with the present co u
dition of the vessel says that the Hartford
could be brought to Washington without
be ing repaired.
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Boston Defeated.

Boston, May 19.-The visitors took an
other game from the Bean-eaters to-day be-
fore 1850 spectators. Summary:
Bostons. s.........................OOl 0 90 0 Ia
Chcagos ................ o 2 D / / O 81
Base hits-Bostons 5, Chicagos 10. Errors-7 each,
Batterles-Clarkson and Harde, Hutchinson and
kittrldge. Umpire-McDermOtt
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Will Be Confirmed

BERLIN, May l9.-During the discussi sion
in the Reichstag on the Budgets Commit
tees report to-day, it was announced on be-
half of the Government that the steamship
service TO Samoa will be continued.
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Statue Uaveiled.

LONDON, May 19-The statue of "Chi-
nese" Gordon was unveiled by the Prince
Of Wales to-day. There was a large and
distinguished assemblage.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 10. - The league
leaders received a check to-day by being
defeated by the Cincinnatis. One thousand
people were present Summary.
fhiladelphiss... ...........0 o o 2 O-6
CiHcinnatis Z ala
Base hlts-Philadelphias II. Cincinuatis IA. Er-
rors - Philade phias z, Cncinnatis 4. BATTERIES
McQuaqe
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Behriug Sea Dispute,

OTTAWA, May 1s.-Tupper the Minister OF
Fisheries, has returned from Washington. He
says the negotiations in reference to the Behring
Sea dispute have not yet been concluded. 1t IS
inferred that matters are not so bright as the
statement in the pTorogation speech made IL
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THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
Report on the Progress of Mission Work
Among the Eraedmau.

Report on the Frogress OF MISSION WoTk
Among the Freedmen.
SARAToG A, May 19.-The General Assem-
bly, Of Presbyterians considered and tenn
porarily dropped the proposition to refer
back the report on alteration of the consti-
tuition to the committee, seven members
being added to the committee 10 represent
both sides of the controversy. A report
concerning freedmen was received from
the Board of Missions. The substance was
that half a million freedmen are reached by
an influence exerted by 245 colered churches
and seventy-eight colored schools, which
sustain III col0Ted preachers add 1873 COL
ored teachers. The receipts of the board
the past year were S176, 1925, an increase of
SS4lS.
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YOUNG HOODLUMs.
A New England Youth shamefully Tortured
by Two Companions

MANCHESTER On. H), May 19.-Ludie
Danielson and Alexander Anderson, aged
twelve and seventeen years, respectively,
have been arrested on complaint of the
mother Of Charles b. Howe, ten-year-old
lad. She alleges that the boys took her son
into SIZED, and stuck pins into nearly every
part Of his body. pouring boiling water upon
him, burning his face with powder and left
him insensible
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NEW YORK, May 19.-The following are
Bayard's tips for the Grayesend races: First
race, Blue Rock or Geraldine; second, Carnegie
or Lady Reel; third, Correction or Sallie McClel-
land; fourth, Fides or Taragon; fifth. Wood
cutter or Pet flly; sixth, Larchmont or Golden
Rarl
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The Harness-makers' Union reports the boys
colt against w. Davis & Son as progressing IA.
vorably for the union, and it Is thought that II
will soon be terminated by the firm c0ncedins
what Is asked. Arrangements under way
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Ex-senator Jones Insane.

DETROIT, May 19.-Chares W. Jones. ex-
Senator Of Florida, was committed to St.
Joseph's Retreat as insane, by the Probate
Court this morning.
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worked over eight hours while they were on the
force. 1t Is claimed by the projectors OF the
scheme that under the elgbr-hOur law the Police
Commissioners could not ask the men to Work
over that limit each day.
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A call has been Issued by w. NJ. Wiley of the
Pacific Coast Labor Union for all ex- policemen
to assemble at 1853 Mission street tomorrow
evening. The object OF the meeting has not
been definitely settled, although IL Is slated there
Is a movement TO bring suit against the city TO
recover money for all the time the policemen
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The Grand Prix

PARIS, May 19,-The race for the Grand
Prix des Produits, worth about 40, ,O00
francs, was won by Baron Schiekier's
French-bred bay colt Puchero.
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Bravery Wnrkman.

The Executive Committee OF the Brewery
Workmen's Union voted 500 to the striking
iron-molders aud S1o0 10 the locked-out me-
chanics In Portland, Oregon. Trade was re-
ported brisk, with but few out Of employment,
and demands for help constantly coming IN from
cities along the Coast
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BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES.

Meetings of Missionary, Educational and Pub.
lication Societies at Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 19.-The anniversary meet
ings of the five general missionary, educa-
tional and publication societies of the
Baptist Church began here to-day with the
meetings of the Home Missions, and will
continue ten days. Only routine business
has been done so far.
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SACRAMENTO, May 19.-JOhn Sllve, a noto'
rious wife beater aud generally bad man, was
convicted to-day Of brutaity kicking and chok-
Ing his wife, aud sentenced 10 100 days In the
InuutY .lail.
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LONDON, MAY 19.-Jem Carney has posted
910O forfeit to fight any lightweight In the
world Tor the championship, al from 8 stone 4
pounds 10 8 Stone 10.
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WILL LOSE PROMOTION.
One of the Penalties Commander McCall
Will Suffer

Will Suffer.
WASHINGTON, May l9.-Naval Com
mander Allen d. Brown has been ordered
to appear for examination for retirement
on account Of disability. Ii lie should be
retired, as proba bly, he will be, the Com
mander will be jumped over the head of
Commander McCaila, who will thus expe-
rience the sensation Of standing still while
the procession moves on, as part of the
penalty he is paying. The man who will
60 over his head is Commander French E
Chadw wick. commanding the 7 Yorktown.
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sculling Match Arranged.
Operations Suspended

SYDNEY, May ia sculling match has
been arranged between Kemp and O'Con-
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Iron Company, to secure title to tracts of
mining lands valued at S1.500O0O. The
plaintiff alleges the transfer to the defend
ant was fraudulent.
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No Damage Done.

HAVANA, May 19.-The steamer Alex
andria, which went aground on the south
coast of Florida, was subsequently foated
and has arrived here safely.
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A GOOD EXHIBITION.
Successful Debut of Joe McAuliffs Before
Nav York Audience

NEW YORK, May 19.-Joe McAull1e made his
bow before New York audience tonight al
Harry kenuedy's Iheater a friendly set-to
with the audience. McCaffrey looked like a
small boy conpAred with The Pacific Slope giant
The exhibition was good one and McAullfie hit
his nlAn al Will
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A Rorcott Withdrawn

The COOKS aud Walters Union decided to
withdraw the boycott on the California Restau-
rant on Fourth street, the proprietor having
agreed to employ only union men. Six candl-
dates for metNbershIp were Initiated and nlne
applications were received.
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sTANLEY's ROMANCE.

Once Rejected by Miss Ternant Because He
DYED His Hair.
LONDON, May l9.-It was learned to-day that
Stanley years ago proposed marriage to Miss
Tenant, but she refused him because he dyed
his hair. Among the party who welcomed Stan
ley at Dover GU his return from Aflica was
Baroness BufdeIt Coutls. Size Informed Stanley
that if lie sim loved Miss Tenant she was
willing 10 marry him. Stanley's proposal and ac-
ctptauce followed.
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To Adj urn in July
valu bic Miuiue L nd, in Dispute.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-The plan now Is TO
adjourn Congress July 9th, and this Will likely
be consun,naIed.