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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09
PALMA IN FRONT.
They Defeated the staten Island Attn
Ietic Clubs Team Last Night.

They Defeated the staten Island Attn
1etic Clubs Team Last Night.
The Palma team is now in the lead in
Amateur Bowling Association with
Elizabeth A. G. They have each won
three game. and neither has experienced
defeat. The Palma's victims came from
the Staten Island A. e.
1t produced its recently ~reorganized
and strong team. The new regulation
pins, which are carefully spotted, do not
fall easily, and the Palma boys made a
splendid score. They held the lead from
the start and won by 104 pins. Smith,
Lutz, Clarke and Behrens were seventy
or better. and Entrup, Meyer and Hatha-
way were neal the average.
Ritchie, Cole, Brill, Chambers and
Headley did the best work for Staten
Island. Tompkins' work was very weak,
and he kept the Island team under the
] 500 mark. During the contest the
Islanders made several pretty spurts but
fell away, and the Palmas quickly recov-
cred their advantage and added to it.
The score follows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09
@R DIR. JEHL,

TRENCH DENTIST. No. ~ Bowery. New York
City, be tween RiytnZ ton and Stanton streets Sets
the usual price. Plapes repaired while waiting.
man and English spoken.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09

An exhibition Of capital bowling was
witnessed at Muller's Klikow alleys last
night. The principals were Leuly, of the
Americas Club, and Lutz. of the Belve-
deres. They bowled a series of three
games. The final game was a beauty.
Each went over the two thousand mark.
Lutz won the odd game. Leuly's aver
age was 1874 and Lutz's 1S9 1-3 Ia the
first two games eacn wound up with three
strikes. The scores follow -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09

The Progressive Club. of Newark, sent
its team TO Henn's alleys last night to
bowl the first of a series of games with
the Magnolia Clubs team. IL was an ex-
citing struggle, and the Jersey City team
won in the last frame. They
defeated the Newarkers by only fourteen
pins. A social meeting followed and the
Newarkers -did not levae them
for home until the midnight train. The
score is appended
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09

pleasure $50. i06 251 a04 53I eS0 80 94 HOS 1861 1898
PinKnights.. LII 2is S3 i95 So 72 $50 zoos Ills iga3
Umpire-W. d. Blake.
Scorers-A. R. Wright.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09

team at Becker's alleys and
easily defeated its octette. The majority
OF the HUDSON County team was l25. Ihe
victory wa achieved. too. with a weak
team, as several Of the best bow ers did
not participate. The score was Hudson
County w, 1850; Manhattan hi Ciuo'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09
Onr WheeImen WON

making a grand fight for the champion
ship of the Wheelmen's Bowling League.
1t added another 4 'rtory last night. II
met the MAJ u Ri Clubs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09

When Baby vas sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for castorIa.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09

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SCORES BY FRAMES.
palma .i7s 36s SIS 6s 796 s9 1fss I2as taea ,s-a
:, A. C.......1n 81 al COS 740 S85 lO2B ll9f i3ff Az
-Ayersge-Palma lsf 9loi Staten Island A. C..
Umpire william Fleming. A. A.
Scorers-F. X. Baldwin. Palma; J. Meserau
Staten Island A. Q.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
SIXTH RACE-sELLING. II I.1e MILEs.
ARE THERE NOT RACE TRACKS ENorGH'

There is talk ~ raercour," IN a." N"irup"l
tan circuit Now Yo@l and Broohlyn capitalist have
combined. II j, said. 10 eclipse botl Wo-tchr,t"r
and Monmouth Park. =. e. Marin. of
Brooklyn ha, been retained us counsel. with
power 70 negotiate ior land eoi'ablc for a
track. he ha~ chosen spot near Fort Hamilton. a
farm containing 100 acres Of level land The owner
wants large price for it and am interest The club
Ili- price b. far above the actual value Of the and
Lut Mr.. Marin thinks be may Dee induced 70 talc a
smaller .lm. cyil engineer and surveyor have
the property, and they that vcry little
grading will iavc 20 b. done in order b. make perfect
course II, proximity u New Yorl I, the one thing that
will appeal IN The notice Of the turf loving public
The South Brooklyn Thrty-sxth and sixty nith Il.
ferries connecting ~ train with The park. the Bay
Ridge ard the Fort Hamilton line Of steamboat, can
discharge passengers within half an hour after the
races az the foot Of Whitehall st. and the Fifthavc.
elevated line and various surface lines Gao accommo
date all the ErOOkyn patrons dc,lrOus Of attending the
track.
The time consumed IN going from CITY Hall. Brook
lvn 70 the track by the elevated roads IS half hour
and this can be materially lessened by The running
Of express trains al Intervals during the afternoon
Another thing that VIII commend the new track IN
the public Is the fact that nearly every afternoon
during he summer good current IF air j. blown In
shore from the lover bay and ocean
We arc 10 have a final meeting IN n day two. >
Mr. Marin Is reported 70 have said. at which VIII
submit the draft Of plan Of organization. Duco
organized. will 70 - work Immediately. and by
september we viii throw our gates open for our ia
augural meeting
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

made her twoyearold debut in the Chesterfield stakes
at Newmarket last July. for which she failed to finish
In the first three, which comprised ll"auine, Loup
and Riviera. and though made favorte for mo
Levant stakes at Goodwood she uplaccd. In ihc
harrington stakes at Derby she was beaten II lcngth
by sgnorina, and then At Leicester was an esy
winner Of the Bradford Plste At the Ncwilirhcl
flrst october Memoir the Ietland SahcS, ann at
The second october the Prfndrrga, Stakes. ms
year IL three year old Memoir followed ScmOllha
nome for the Thousand tuincas. She could have won IL
easily. but the Duke OF Portland hal declared 10 win
with Semolina II then said Memoir would VIII
the Oaks
among Memoirs engagements are the Coronation
ana New Biennial Stakes AT Ascot TIE Ietand Stahc,
OF the Bibury Club Day " StockbrdSc. the Prince OF
Wales Stakes at Leicester the Nassau Stakes at '0od
wood, the St Lcgcr and Park HI Stake, at Don
caster the Lancashire Plat" OF cl2.Ooo At Manchester
and the select, Champion and oaks at the Newmarket
october meetings
The second Is tho famous unbeatcn fily Signorina'
also by 81. simon. who nine rtc"~ last year worm
a total of eli .7Oj. She l. owned hv Chevalcr
,inistrel but has been mis~ nearly all the spitng
in the race for the Newmarket stakes Memoir beat
lie N0rd who ran second on Wednesday 10 Sanioir III
the Derby.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
DECIDED IN FAVOR OF THE NJ. X. AM

DECIDED IN FAVOR OF THE VI. X. AND T.
Washington June An opinion was rendered mere
today by Justice Miller, sitting as Circuit court
Iudgc in favor Of the receiver Of the Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railroad Company app0i' "a DS
the United states Circuit Court. ana against u'V
receiver appointed by one Of the state courts Oh
Texas Under foreclosure proceedings the nm"u
States Judges for the Circuit Of Kansa, ana loAaS'
acting Jointly. for the reason that the r"ao H'S !"
both their jurisdictions. in 1883 appointed fec'No.
for the Missouri, Kansas and texas. a man haincu
Giles appointed receiver for part oi thc f"iu
by one of the Texas state courts. and II wa9 on i's
suit 10 obtain possession that the decision aH''h''
him was rendered 10 day. Tie case has been u"u"'
argument in the United states supreme Court ro1 1u'
for the past two days before judges Pardce ana 'ah
we'll Of the Texas and Kansas circuits irSPe'U'c"
and before Justices Miller and Lamar Wo no 1T hfo IN T
signed these circuits. object ~VlSht N lli'
was To have declared invalid tho sale "i N,r 'i,'
Line and Rcd River Railroad Company. lofitu 'I'
trclv within the state ~ TcNa-. to the M't."I'i'
Kansas and Texas Railroad Company. lut the J"uL'
decided that n was rot necessary Tor thcW ~ pa,
upon tho legality of this ale i'm the pFr''i' Pr
cc,dIncS a. the sale effected a hNuHt % 'd''
before the foreclosure proceedings were lh''t"''''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
c,1AIrN,x COOLEY AyD THE scALrERs.

Chicago. June ,~pccal. Chairman Cooley "i 'hc
Interstate Commerce Commission. ha- entered uPo" Il
vigorous campaign against the ticket scalpcfH' anu
soon a. hc has hi, facts In hand VIII a." .'"''''''
legislation on the subject. 'h''r'''" '''',
t,, , c,rcnl,r letter 10 Western general passenger
,..,t- outliuinr the methods Of bU~inc'- ot u'
,cket scalprr referring 30 the controversies ''''
arise when tsc tickets sold bv them come Ia h' "-'''
and asking the yicus # the various AGENT upon 'D'
following quc-tion-:
Il whether the existence 4 thi- business !, n"'
a serious public cyill = Whether the profits 81 INV
!uc., aud the cost of trar-a'unr IT, go no.
,orlrau.- or tend to incrrt-" tnc p'ur'- Nhl," '
impose upou passenger traffic "ih k'" NJ" u' "
-",, .i,,,. r,,.,f'uer q! What arr the chct causes
yriirh agord - n"ld for tlc business. aud which arr
responsible for H. existence o. u. ih y"H "p',,
mc,ly OF remedies 90 yOu Suggest ior thhi pHip"'c-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
pliSs 1ne n 1eo nnnN

T. r Hs6es b. G. Sir ,RafI o5 s3r. 100 h hsSylo35 hSS@s5
Sevc1wyeS stables campbell % sesfnso
Greenwich Stables ch c. by Bend 'Covngton3
Rancocas Stables b. T. Arrogance Or, JSSI3Ss
c,s f. G. WnGshs E5HGSst ch B. E srea''Rf Ss '%ans
D. Johnson's Priscilla 9' .ti;las,f i66
car. ics1 =. Mccarthy
Betting to win-Bll,hc 's15 1fsvdrSS G to Sir Rae to J.
Nublan TO Priscilla 70 l. Miss "iam' pdrtRa CiaSnpbeli az b
3 'sI colt St.ds6S u TO 30 q AGsnSS aTcndSd do to 40 J. to Si
Batting Tor passanlithe to NJ. sy wams R%G 70 20
Elastic colt to !, Arrogance 70 l. Bertha Cahpoe'
70 J. Brcntano 10 to Ayondale ~ TO a. i on Sir Rae
place s16 75.
After the field had run furong Blithe took ON
manding position in front. and holding 1t all inc way
won under a pull by lengths; Sir Rae under inc
whlp. second four lengths before Nubisn. Banchc's
Lass, Contribution and the Sequence colt dd not s'"''
40 bid for the winner. ~
SIXTH RACE-sWEEPSTNKEs SO EACh' "''0
ADDED. SELLING. ONE MILE.
Mehrbacn ESqqima BY 9.q nSss .6o of MfSSnS fcasS
r toaId p & Pelham T8aols 4 ;. 81 lesr E'yiSooo ioo
Excelsior stables ch &. ROYAL Garter ,ona.l dci o
S S. Browns b. c. by Lconutus-Martina g. s. q
Empire Stables b. h. Bohemian. s. ici daiobc0 o
p.,,,0g to vD-rIG1inau T1%Smi az" to Pelham to !,
ManOiS avore to sorrento 10 to So Martina ia c''
1G g. Real Garter od TO- HorS'i' to Pshsm TO l.
Mahca hS eye iCr goTente Martina Royal
Car to nShcman ,3,t5, to al o. place sIs 80 Pei.
ham place s17 so. -,
After delay of fifteen minutes at the post o"ina pri'
cipallv to the fr,cousness Of the Martina colt it sV
was made Manola led the hill opening gap oil
four lonctbs hut in the stretch she easily ourun by
Fsounsu who with by two leogths fciham
second half length before Manolo No bid for the winner
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
ARE Strawberries DETERTDRlTINGi

From IIf BO-tOI FO7t.
do not hcir much complaint this season a.
heretofore relation 20 the Size Of the boxes III whoh
strawberries offered by the vcndcr a. the con
sumcr. II Il possible that the gradual decrease
which has been going for has AT laSt reached
IT, limit and that hO further REDUCTION IN quantity
j. possible Eut regards the quality oi TINS lrut
think there !, dOnbt of IL steady deterioration :
and the curiOus thing about IL is that thlS mas coi'
about through the efforts of scientific gardening %
perfect tho fruit As the berries have been producer
IN larger size and In greater quantities, the fragrance
and flavor have disappeared, and thc strawberry
which We have 70 day Is nothing more than masni
fed phantom ~ the ambrosal berry That existed
before the gardeners took II In hand for Improvement
This degradation of the strawberry II IS interesting
10 note has been cOincldcnt with IT. desecratlon IN
shOrtcabc,' aud. the popular favor Tor hS an
normal dish has increased. 80 has The Striwbcrry
grown bigger and more i9sipld am told hy an
inperncnt Young friend that the trouble Is all sub
jcctvc In my that not the berries, bur my own
aging palate. is 1T fault. But an he is TOO Young
have a memory Of the strawberry as IL was Dcioic
the Of shortcakc
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
4 TRlTy CRUSHES WORKNEy ~ A DITCH

Rockford H.. June 6.--The Northwestern passenger
train from Frceport. which reaches Chicago at
O'Clock jumped the track two miles west of here
at IL O'Clock this morning, account Of n broken
wheel. gang Of section working about
200 feet from the point where the engine left tho
rails. and before they cOuld get the train ran
them down and tOppled over them The entire
train wrecked. and the engineer and four Of the
sec ion killed outright. The fireman. two
station men and some Of the passengers were in
jured. The killed Edward Blaisdell Of FreepOrt.
who had been engineer on this division for over
thirtv-five years; August Johnson, Of Winnebago;
Emil Anderson, ~ Winnebaco, John Gustafson, Of
PecatOnia; John r. Drymcr of PecatOnia.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
10 rrup 4 NEW roAp IN NrwJRr,

Dover. y -. june g l~peral.-Thcrc "a, held here
recently - preliminary meeting u wealthy men IN
,crc.tcd IN a propo-ed railroad iNm stockholm 10
Kyfams cove. LAX" lIopltc"ur. a. aa extension -
the New York. Su~qucllnra ana western Railroad
The plan n extending nie lne' thus projected along
the shore Of the lake - the D. l.. and ". RhlNhd
A., -tauhope and Thence 10 Iudd, Lake. Wa al"
discussed Among those Al the meeting wcrc Jane, J.
smith and J. Morgan. oi NcU York; L. !. Orun
Clarc, T. Clark. Charlie DE lltrt, Jane" u. Neigh
i,,ur and Jane, ~. simpson. II Dover. Irc- -idrlt
Rolnicrg. of the Dover IOrcite Works, Charles J.
Nyhlc y MorriefoVu. william l.. King and !. h
KIM II Dr-tke-vlllc The capital stock ~ ." com
many wa nXcd at a..OOO.OuO. of which - per cent
I, ~ be paid IN 81 IN" tmc OF subscription.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
TOM RoGERs wINs AT rIAroxIA.

Cincinnati June G.-Far weather a large crowd. and a
fast track were he features Of todays at Latcna
The Sensation Stakes was Won by Tom R0grr-.
First race-S,llinV and .cveuty wards. LlTIe
Fonso by length ln whipping hnish Mamie bots
second. Time 4S2.
Second raccSwcepstakes mile At tlr post Prince
Albert -hid, into ienc aud wac Withdrawn. Sem
NOu by three lengths Osborn. second Ban Chf third.
Time 20.
Third race-seling; five iurongs. Woodford won by
hall Length "a. Leonard and PrettwlIl made very
clos hnish for place which awarded % ia" former
Fourth race-Handicap; mile and Il nciRhth. Gun.
shot r hfst UNI nc straight where Climax cam. out ana
led Win Ontboi ia clorr behind while sunshOj run
ming third. and IA this order they passd the wire
Timc-l .j64.
Fourth race Handicap; onc mile and AL eighth pin
longs. Brumbebush started first but soon gav" way u
Gsscon Who ran hrst 70 the stretch whcre Tom Rogers
a neck Gascon second. nueneme third Time-l 1o"'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
,.rrr.r,Tr GRAIN ~TOE AGE.

wa.nlu.'pu June G.-Nr. Paddock inirfn'"N ih
,t. -.r,fe today hin providing for thr inspection.
a-d .t,r,rc Il grain for irtcr-tHt" shipment. MI
railroad couplrc. engaged iu interstate commerce
ar 7.1nlrd 80 construct elevator, ara '''i''u''' l'
The ,tora-r . such grain along their lin''. tn"
l-.,ert f. authorized T., appoint orc '.cf inspector
~ .-,u ir ,.,rh state and Territory. owner and
shippers of -,iu .iIl %. entitled o rrrc.r" c'rt'
O. ~ from thc ir-p.. TOR l,f' tug the amount 81 Eti
stored u the elevator showing 90" grade "r phiIJ
Ans railroad COMPANY t'ri nav fl "r "in-r o. ctrrF
ont tho provision oi th" l'i shall b" liable - IN"
nc0u o. p-,r-un- iujurd f,r thr full amount ~ dam
ages .u-ta ned by ra-pu pi such refusal "r failure.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
A SALARY FOR THE SHERIFF..
MIR. FASSETTS BILL SIGNED BY THE GOV.
ERNOR
tR HILL DrsHB,ETBSED OVER THE LOSS cp
A SOURCE OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS.
,DY TELEGRAPH 10 IEE TkIEUNE.l


Albany, June 6.-G0vernOr lin signed to-day the
bill making the office Of sheriff OF NcwYork a saiaricd
one. The sheriff elected this fall and all future
sherfs To receive the generous salary Of $40 900
year, instead OF fees amounting 10 $4,000 and
100000 yearly. Governor Hin seems to be greatly
disheartened over the fact that the genial Office Of
godfather is thus wrecked and therefore appended
memorandum 10 the bill in which one can distinctly
hear him sob when he thinks that no future sheriff
OF New-iork can afford ont of the pichings Of his Office
to give Richard CrOkcrs daughter and another
large sum 10 the Democratic campaign fund. The
Governor mOurns the circumstance that the Office
Of Sheriff may NOT be longer Selfsupporng with lb-
erd powers, Of course. 10 blackmall the community
and Increase political pequiscs. The Governor has
Of New York, since they have become salared anes
are now source Of rifng BIT of taxation and
conveniently fOrgefs the outrageous xacons upon tho
public doing business in those offices which brought
about the abolition Of their fees. The Governor says
In his memorandum:
few years ago. under the influence OF a whirIvind
Of popular agitation, the Legislature passed bill, making
the Registers and County Clerks Offices salared Offices
and snch hasty legislation has resulted in making both o
CITY Those offices self-supporting A. ap.
by the Controller OF that city and by which proved
on the part Of the city largely
the expnditures substantially equal the receipts:
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
BOWD0ry TO ROW WITH CORNELL

Brunswick Me-, June 6 (speciah. h.-Iowloin's eight
Dared started this morning for Ithaca. y. Y.
where they will Cornell on June l.. John Horne
jr, '0l, substitute. Trainer Plasted and Dr.
Whittier. superintendent Of the gymnasium. accom-
pany them. They stopped AZ Portland to take she'll
No g which NJ. 1. Davis had Just completed for them.
The students attended them ~ the train in iOdy and
gave them three rousing cheers ~ they started.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
JOHN BULLS AMERICAN INVESTMENTS.
,,.om Tho nefrnlt Free Press.

From The Detroit Free Press
Il is announced that Mr.. Pillshury, who recently
sold his enormous Touring mills III minneapolis 10 an
Eur,.h syndicate Is about to erect an even larger
nI.nt of the same kind In Kansas CITY. This Is
only one of the indications Of the Soundness OF the
eiicton made by The Free Press when the Hood
of English capital FIRST began to come TO this country
that the Rnglishmen buying at exorbitant prices and
mnnauing their affairs al long range would soon mud
The verv money which they had paid reinvcsted In
CON petition with them. and that the superior ad-
vantage of the American producers, both in the way
Of economical Investment and direct supervision. would
enable them 10 underseu and eventually cripple the
foreign concerns.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
r,,, c,v,p1,y PACIFIC AID THE ORIENT.

san Ttnnci.ro June Is Special The Sou'hern lNc'n'
pai,o.r -1y that tlcy from Shanghai that The
Canadian plrim. Will put q n" - steamer, be-
tween Vancouver and Stn Francisco and VII MAKE %
strong bd for Oriental traffic Lat Doc"m''r rl" COM
pact was made by which IA" Canadian r1'ihc aHr"d u
Lcen out Of h- territory v the Pacific Mall Kept ont 81
Canadian Pacnc territory and sl-o agreed % maintain
rates The agreement has now b~n broken hy The
Canadian Pacific which determined to cut rates md
~ mako lively nq the rich transportation business &"
and fran the Orient Other lin% drclarr that tl- be
don't, no money viii bc made by any line.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
pr,nryG.s ROUTE TO THE LAKES.

Syraeuec y y Jun, Special 1t i> learned >-nicht
that the extension u the Il"ira Cortland ana N".th,'"
Railroad from Camden north - Wat1own ani inc -.
ra,yr,ncc f. assured. corps of engineers Under Nh'f
Engineer Ric.ry already surveying the in" ana th"
p,oct VIII be pushed ulr,urA fardy. When ia" VIII
port and lniia INK mad" tc Reading Will have s''
n,tlet D. "a. great lake..
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
A.yIyG p,vAcEe ~ s1.25o.OoO

Ro-ton. June 6-lu the ~upr'mo Court today Judge
Charles Auou wa. a-ied ~ th" attorney i"r pN''
n.lcv ~ ,cor-.to,su. G.. 10 alip" the "1 d'hHn"
n 4 suit brought by I.-leg a-'In- the -''""'''''
and southern C,u.truruon Company q" hc increased
d., s,un ooo f., Il 10000 Tie -git arises ont 81
r.,tr,., uIaI, hy O.. .l.y with ti' construction com
nan, IN the luild.rr - portion ~ What ' 10" t'
rt,rle-.o,. Cnrign,t and chicago Railroad Decision
-. =. aII
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
HAITIAN WAR VESSELS AT PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA June 6.-The Haytisn wsrships
Dessaines and Jacme arrived here This afternoon
for repairs They passed in the Delaware Brealtwater
last night and mp the river % day. arriving OF tho
lower end of the city al O'Clock this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
Owe REA.SON. MAYBE.

From The Burlington Free Press
Travis wonder what makes all these Phladephia
girls pretty ,.,
Bloodgood-oh physicians say that sleep Is conducive
10 bcauty,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
A11rarn RArrcrrrINa BY 4 wrsTEEN line

ALLEGED RATF'ITilN" Ef NiNIlNN LINZ"
Chicago Juuc q f~p"ctil.-A complaint has been hl"d
,Sh tho Investigating Conuitte" o The Western Freight
Association that the Mason Cty and Fort Dodge road
has been cutting below the Association schedule On grain
,a, 10 Chlcaoo The road has takcn 900 bushels ~
oats out Of Dof,~ within the last month"; 'Ad th"
competing llnc, have b.cn suspicious.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
REDUCING RATES on ANTHRACITE.

Chicago June Especial Tie Burlington has given
notice Of reduction n hard coal rates Chicago 10 Omaha
of 10 cent, reducing the present rates 10 ~ 10
This Is clsmed Is due 10 manipulation by other roads
IN reduction made without authority by the Missouri
Pacific between st. Louis and Kansas CITY. and to re-
Louis.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

DELAYING THE ADVANCE IN WESTERN RATES.
Chicago, June u (Specfall.Ihe wabash. Missouri Pa
and Alton have given notice that they VIII not ad
passenger rates until burlington rede"ms the 300
tickets sod "Sam" FOR - each. good between
Kansas CITY and ST. Louis until June H.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

The taxpayers of New-York City may well doubs
the wisdom Of the which changed the system
under which these Offices were previously conducted
and which have rendered them budensone instead o,
,elf-supporting formerly. There certain Offices
wherein the fee system. for many obvious reasons should
be Absolutely abolished but it is questionable whether
the County Clerks, Registers SherGs offices shoulf
be Included In that number While expressing my doubt
TO the wisdom Of essential features II BILL vet
in view Of the fact that there seems 70 be- a public
sentiment in Us favor, and objections have been
filed against IL the part OF the local ~
New-York the part OF any else do rtt feel
disposed TO allow my mselvings stand the way Of
the measure having a fair trial.
The Governor also signed to-day ASsemblyman
Rhodes bill eXemptng the editors and reporters Of
Ncw-fork newspapers from jury duty.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
, have both the winner Of the Derby and oaks

TO have both the winner Of the Derby and OAKS
bred by Her Majesty is a streak OF luck that has
not been accorded TO the Royal paddocks In some
years. While second only TO winning the Derby and
Oaks, the new big stake at Newmarket ought % take
the place OF the former On Nay II His "r%c oi
Portland captured for the second time the Ncwmarket
stakes worth $4,000 10 the winner while yesterday
for the first time, he adds the oaks 10 his already
long list Of classic races Both races were won
by Memoir, who is by st. Simon ont of Culver she
by Toxophlitc out OF daughter of Young Melbourne
and Brown Bess 81. Simon, who is owheh oS ths
Duke of Portland, is By Galopn out OF ST. hhscia'
she by King Tom.
As yearlng Memoir cost 900 guineas' ana shc