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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15
ATLANTIC As-OClAIiOl
MANY wELLCoyTEsTED RACES oN LADIES DNi
-TUF WINNERS

The pauntless Rowing clubs Ladies Day h's"''''
,os,.rdav afternoon. was unmarried b. the element
nutu the last half hour. when smart f'''l"'
amncncd the effect Of the great contest oi ''c Jay
he elcht-oared shclIrncc. The programme "P."'u
with the single gig race. ii. ". Waiter p'c''''''
q, the club took the lead at once and hed II - '''
op.b The time Of this was 3:2l = IN inc
forr oored gigs the blue boys, who proved "i'-'
coselv contested race 10 bo the winners "cic =
pusse bow; l.. hospital, second: : "odenocI-
,hi,d < schumacher stroke. and A. liei-len coA'"'""
Time 2:5g14 In the pair-oawd race. inc "c"'''s
~ the blue won easily bv three lengths. Ih'H "'"
y Icvcln how r. Cornell stroke, ana J. Lgcr'o"'
coxewaiu The time in this race was 100
Every one who saw the four Dared race %iiI''"
tia, the admirable work Of F.. ". knickcrbochcr' Do"
In the red boat carried the day. Besdc' hhi'her
hooker bow the red boat held X. y. hlntaI, : v
Mott g. and H. ". Walter. stroke. Tie "nte crew
who made a good fight. f. q. Whitehead DO"
: A. Cramer, > G. J. cornell. 3. and D. oppch"ei"'
stroNc Time > Al. This race was close
Then came the clghtoared she'll race. The "hi'cS'
who won bv three lengths, we're y. = Jones, DON
leon Deutch 2: s. ~ Cramer, 3; G. ,. Bu,Se'
G. J. Conncl .; II. j. Douglass, u H. W. Waiter
f. H. I.urke. stroke and j. {: Egcrtpn cOXs
Tiuo rs A large crowd OF the members ana tioiI
friends were present and after the regatta an informal
dance held.
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length beginning opposite the scwarcn llouSe' ''on
for one mile south By east then 10 stakeboat one o
east by north TO third stakeboat north by west WV
miles to startlng-poInt one mile Southwest IN0
was sailed over twice, making ten miles
The first boat 10 cross the line was t"c c''oo'''
Ncrrymaid at 10 30. with the Bon Ton oioSe sec
.ond With steady southeast wind the hr't lee was
a long one the spry flyers being neatly ohhcncu' III
tcrlacng one another on the short lacks d. Il ;"
came of crosstag After passing the frst sIaheoo"'
A., uodco : with her sheet ont TO port, fnulcn
h"at flied with spectators of the race bnt atoeE
nolody was hurt there some damage uonc W Wv n
,, 1880 nrd L, The time a new sheet was put III
Mace her chance of winning seemed Ieo, . W." nntcG
rnn The interest of the race centred ~ INC S
of,yccn the crack Bon Ton and the new N'ni, "' ~
thc former won two prizes the Gas pl'he rbo
Tho PLAYMATE according TO the rulc OF hc MY. mo
vrinncrs were In Glass \. sloop' Kidney ,ui' oo r
rcctcd time ;O7 :15 Class ~ catoo''s, Na' cor
rcctcd time / 81 20: Class 'B, cats, iI1ylh"tc 10Y
rectcd time 06 Oi Glass G. cats, Madge - cor
rccted tne 2;l3 30. The Bon Ton Won o'S s also
Won the prize for catboats. SIX prizes "erc s"'"'
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SAIITNG 4 KAIL II Hi FUI.
s1.cCrssFt,I. REGATTA y THE STATEN ISLAND
sorND SQUADRON or THE Grin

The staten Island sound Nquh1r'h "l 'nc 'oHnth'an
Navy successfully sailed it, first regatta IN spite Of Fog
and ,.i, IN the Arthur Kills. oil >cwarcn, ~ j..
,c,terday owing 10 the fog a large number of the
boat, expected to race did not arrive IN time 70 enter
the lists. and at 3 p. N. only eleven starter, were
ready. i largo party Of yach'mcn ana women met
al the Scwarcn House. where a dinner was served
while tbcy waited for the start Among those In The
party we're r. II. Desmond, chairman "f inc Cornthlan
Navy REGATTA Committee Mss "Ia'' wilson Miss
Falth poher,s Charles Tee. Mrs. Herbert ConhIlng
Ms. Iucv Desmond Miss Carrie Woodruff Louis
Eerg. secretary Of the squadron; Miss Sophy Bury.
Mis- Carrie wilson, Mrs \. b. Ro'scl and Miss Minnie
Guilds.
The conrse was four.corncrcd one. of five miles In
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TIE ScnryLkILL NAVY CLUE MEETING.
WELL. cgNrr.rrD ATnIrT:c GAM, At I'M
GROUNDS NEAR PHILtpLLrHiN.

PHILADELPHIA, rrue THE MIN annual nrld meeting
4 TIE Athletic GLIB Il the -chu,lill NHvt VIE hef
INF, afternoon nj ~" grounds ~ ~tcuior The rniN
u.t contained 2a7 nance AID embraced ''arly nll Tho
cndiur amateurs ~ the East There Wa lirf" al
,crdneo and tho contest, al interesting Among
the athletic club, repre- cu"d. hc~ics me Athletic 'nb
GA. -,huvIkfl Nav were the Sew l0ri, Manhattan.
ucr,cIcy and America. 81 Ncw-iork N"w I"r-cy, ~
rc-,on Point: Warren. ~ Wilmington; Columbia 90
Washington: Kings County Wioclm"n. Nilnnfi"n'
Wc,t -ldc and Erooklyn who"lm"n. and many local
,,,s There were ff'ccn contests on tho programme
The Vow. o~l Athletic Cnb carried Oh u" h'r' "ih
,,ur first and three second prne Tho Athletic 'm'
= tho ebu,lsn Navy got three nrst' and fur seconds
summary Of the result, iJll,w, tic handicap bein;
,ivcn after each name . o.
one.hunered Yards aa-h Won ty Thomas L'. \. !.
4, Cd i rSn hI''i 10 j., -e''ads
ON. mile bicycle rae. j. II. pfapr \. g. : ~. r."
" ". 4aN- 'o,a''" ~ g. ss..o,a f. ror,ian
%''{ A. g. scratch thisd lim.- 8 minutes u seconds
Four hundred and fort, yar'- dn'h Won W We Aeai
son. y .' a. 'riia-c 30 3.5 seconds
Tro nurdrd and trcn,, ,ari. hurii" race- won hr
l.. /. nanc, = j. a. - q, Giri lin = -
, ,,,S"G. Il" '''''''''
rao.e ,1 n:' s .'"G% %p By , S. g. q pa ' T.
H.ocsaa ..,ond : f.et ln.l.-.
Ils1. huna.d and ry &aF, ;,, 5oo-W " b. T.
Y 'l' l. 10 ard. second W H. Wight y. y. a. Co.
third. Tine Ol -"
,.,nninr broad lumi,-wo1 by G. s Am"',' 4. g.
s. H h., n;le ."'l 'sP . 20 f gs' a ,coa
a. ,ct "a Jump 10 iect nchr- j. - EoddJ " 4 c.
,,,'1 "a lmrna4 thrI actual Jump 20 f@t inches
1.u.o h,,drc1 and twenty yards dash-Won hy Thomas
i,. y s C. > yards W II. Molea'. y j. 4. G. .
i ynrg. second { r. blchoz A. G. = 81 yards third
' Trooac Slcycie won o by " + Mg g
% ~ i,, hr0SG nl N T. IS second.
onc rnMo1 BY Y f g yafa: y .5 &C. A & ks -
,Sdrr GrleVc = A. c. so yards. third Time. minut.s
| 81 sccond-.
one hundred and twenty yards hurdle t9c" laU start
! l.. C. Lrwi. A. r. ! s.. sccond +. G. Prner. " j.
onc.mic valk-won By I. \, S,hoaod;o y ~ C. A..
g. seconds & II. pucMcy y N ~, 20 -oronds -"'-
and j Is Kra'lng. Y. J. A. Co. scratch uHfd TIM"
! s,y,o.n.ronnd hammer throv-Won by J. D Douglass
~ SIDE 4 C. scratch actuai throw I0l feet hchc.
: J. 1ianin scratch actual throw - fr't inches. see.
/ ond.
/ poi. youl. n L. Cho-tcrrnan. :. G. s y. foot 3
,,cbc. ard = Srhwartr s. VI. &. \. inches tied at
10 let inches AID Chcst,rman won III" t'' on nr-t
! prize.
Tugof.war- Berkeley Athletic club won BY default.
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r,,,rr WOMEN IN A BICYCLE RUN.

There we're ll2 men and thfee Womch Who Started
tror, the Continental Hotel in Newark Yesterday at
An a. m. for the century run 10 Philadelphia. The
women we're Miss Wclch Mrs. G. W. DalSen and Mis-,
Fickcnburgh. all Of Phladelphia' MISS Nech rTl' a
,ondem with her brother w. l.. Welch. Of the Wssa
,,o,o, vvhoe,nen. Mrs Dalsen rode tandem with her
husband Captain G. W. Dalscn, Of the GENTRY Wheel
men. and Ms, Fickenburgl rode single safety As
the start was fifteen minutes late the schedule limo
WAS necessarily nerfeTed with ana the parJJ was
.ahind time all the points dcsighaVu OF uc route
When the start made the weather Wa threatening.
Int no rain fell. Ten wheclmcn who OVERSIGHT them
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BROOKLYN WINS At LACROSSE.
sr,rry ISLANDERS BADLY DEFEATED BY A
SCORE OF TO I.

SCORE OF TO I.
A good sized crowd present AT the grounds OF
thc staten Island Athletic Club yesterday 10 witness
tho march between the staten Island and Er5oklyn
lacrosse, clubs. Brooklyn had sent over LlIg; con
tncent 70 cheer on her tOsscrs Of the ball, and %
course staten islanders were ont IN full frcc. but
they went home "A sad and crowd. for the Brook
Iyn men with Flanncry. old In years. but great In
MAY made a puppct show OF the Islanders. wp. how
ever were deprived of four OF their best PLAYERS owing
to business and other engagements. Time Wa called
at As D. H.. and after hard tus'c OF nine minutes
uraollvn scored the first goal which was made 10y
OEren clevcrly passed 10y burns. ON changing goals
there was a hard heht FOX fourteen minutes, the
Uro,lvns again coming out vct"r>, T. Mclean pa,sine
the ball through the posts during scrnimaec at tho
goal.
In five minutes more Brooklyn added another TO
her score by "a splendid pa, from thalloncr o AuFns
The sinking hearts II The staten Islander, went mp IN
tic next game. which. to lacrosse crank, was the
hest game Of the day. IL wa, short and sweet, but
The fine passing Of centre field To- first attack. and then
rlgbt along down the aggressive line from mdu 81 man,
allowed Matthews 10 score q goal
I'm The nth and final game OBr!cn for BrlOkNn
pas-cd TO \. Burns. who scored. Result: Brookyn J.,
.t.tcn Island l. The lloviug were the sldc,
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REV ARDS TO FRENCH NEWSPAPER EMPLOYEES.

There exists IN Paris society for encouragement
10 good behavior which yearly distributes medals ana
prizes To people who in their modest sphere rs en-
poycs laborero, servants. etc, have distinguished
Themselves by honesty, devotion to their duties and
fathulness 10 their employers. NJ the latest annual
meeting Of the society VI. Jean Adam was rewarded
by medal Of honor for hi, faithful services TO the
Paris paper d" La Patrc." during thirty years, and
especially at the time OF the Commune. Two years
ago the hattcrlng reward had been given by tho
society to another employee IL. Desmonts. who has
been In the service Of " La Patre" in humble ca
pacy for than forty years. GOOD masters make
good servants Since I645 La Patrie" which Is IN
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xr,v DIAN or. TIE WESTINGHOUSE COM
PAXY TO PREVENT EXEcuTyN' WITH
IT'S MACHINES

Albany Junc 1.-THE next legal step That VIII u"
t,lcp Lv the Westinghouse Electric Company To P.o
vent the ne Of their vibraory current dyna''o' io
tre execution Of murderer In this state NI De III 'o
form Of a writ Of rcplcvin 70 repos'e'' 'lcnsc''0 "
thc three dyn1mos 81 thclr patent no" 'l '"' ,
prisons al Auburn. Dauncinofa anu ''"- '"s' -
It,, ~ u,,,,n the electrical expert. pur
,aa g., tho state TIE Westinghouse tom
many claims 10 retain proprietary Interest III the oN "
,n. they sell cor claim merely to Vase t" customer -
after the manner Of the Ecil Telephone COMPANY ~
leasing telephones. and viii -ceh by a'u'' {" ~
strain the state from employing then i2 ir sI ,r
,rrrosc. rs claiming that Brown lI.'kAE 49, -
irnduiontlv obtained possession ol thcm BY c1i7"'s
- 49, tor,.r- having a lca-ch id possession 81
W. W." d,,arn's m question Thi, Will prove novel
and Interesting question.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.


PHILADELPHIA. June 14.-Brooklyn won ia first game
Of the season to-day from the Athletics after about tho
most poorly played contest seen here Mattmore ala
effective work tho Athletics only three hits in the
innings but he weakened perceptbly in the
eighth and locals knocked out 1--WE runs. aided by
the errors Nelson Attendance 5,052 The score wa;
h s,SSslS0 '.............ss ! o : 40
Basehlts-Athleuc T. brooklyn u. Errors Athletic
8, Brooklyn .. Pltchers-E'pcr and Ma;tmo'e Umpire
-Toole
Buffalo June 1.-THE Plttsbug and Buffalo teams
played two games to-day. In n" first game the homo
team hsndnv knocking Calvin all over tho h'ia.
visner was ordered from ned for insulting Umpire
barnes. The
F PssslS r. lei, i2 J g 3 GO GO
rsSs s H;sSf a"a calvin
Carney and Barnes.
In the second game Morris held tho Buslo- down well
and uaaon's an Interesting game The score Was
pI 4.sssSrrr LII. Q & 3 9 Q Q %
ritssours 2. ritehcrs-B,idwin and Morris c"pi'''-
barnes and Gafney
Cincinnati june 1,-Bcatn pitched tcrrincaily in TO-
DAYS game and the Cincinnats won as they p'0seu'
The batting Of Reilly the feature a. ne maze -FOUR
hits out Of many times a. the bat tnrc o. tn u'''
being triples. Attendance. 279s. Tho score was
SiIsspSsq ..~ Q . 3 9 % Q 60
pire-MeDermcIt
Cleveland June l-stupd basc.running. costly fielding
errors and their inability hit King caused the defeat OF
the Cleveland Players League club today III" score was
.S ss,sSa a.. Lbs 9 : 9 IS
calss shic,syel,nd Chicago H. rror,S 2
euson and Hoibert
LOUISVILLE June h-Lousville beat Toledo easily to
Jay oy strong batting. Smith pitched until the fourth
inning fot Toledo. when sprague took place pitching
u".n "e bases were full. lie then changed places with
'eoos"' VINO was In centre field. Tebeau pitched the
game ou. but was wild Both nelded credi,ably
Attendance 2.o27. The score was:
Toledo i,..' ..:...:.:.i & SO dSS al
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-,eoudara parS y. y. June II l-r"'nl'- TINS
lively summer resort among The pines j. 'rt 81 'l'
world. yet lu il place Where one can ~ ~ ~ VIII
nature. 4 hc chooses. vet whore tie telegraph ana
,cleuh,. AN, A. his command. SacOfdaga Park Is IN
the northern part If Fulton County. at the enA "l to
Adirondack range. tho Fonda. John-io"h ana
6loycr-,illc Railroad. seven hours from "" >9." IL
ia. sod hotel atcVniu,da'iui-0r. II preferred, one
could rent a cottage and two daily malls. h"athg
.u tli. river. u>luu. ia tIc trout Dr"o"- ih"p".4
through ne f,r'.t. tcnui-. 'rqn"i atd swinging A
no hammock are some u lts attractions.
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~ ANHmcAN GlEL DIES ~ SAHoyr.

News has been received at Plainncd, y. j., Of the
death ia NaNOuy Of Ml,, kiriucr youugc>t daughter Of
Jacob klr.ucr. president III rho Board Of Education
ot that city. year a-p Miss Jnlla T.. lmlkcl"y.
principal of the Iaufcld public school Mis-, kirkucr
Nil, ldtc-. cidcnt daughter Of Joseph latc~. II West
seventh It,. and Mis-, Lhan Futt,, eldest daughter 81
Or. ). 4. Frltts. Of Pat ave. formed party which
left Palnhrld for "a European tour. When they
reached Rome Mis- kirincr wa, STRICKEN with what is
called the Roman fever. WIFI" .uu trlicd with
Hines, she wa removed 10 SdNruy Tie spec lat phys,
elan ~ the King OF Holland ,,ucd through the ad
OF secretary James g. Blaine. bat Ms, klIAncr sue
,umbcd Ia the disease. Her body VIII be brought
home iOi burial
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HELP THE HOSPITALS

From The New Norh Evangelist
We have often thought that The real glory Of New
York h'> largely u her hospitals. p"c at these III,
Manhattan E,c and Ear -pital. va- founded 10y the
Lte Dr. G. H. Asnc~. and maGc the object Of hl~
constant care. Ihi, institution, l,cuuNr al IT, cn.
larEcd and growing usctnuc,-, need, an immtdlat"
increase of it, endowment. burlnr the Ntdr go 80
in I~~9 80 io.G75. an mcrca'c OF an For n, past
six months the increase ha, brcn ln3. DuIing the
twelve months ending October, 1890. l6-G children
under nine year, OF ayc. many OF them under two
year, wcc treated at the cl,ui, and m the wards.
I'm the matter Of daily visits. Che mcrcaao 10 far
tn, year la, been 7.4 and IN the matter of ire.
board the Increase Ia, been ~ day. While this IN
100 ''nc VI H"rN l,c"hN his'r 'Nl'H"NuI' % Wo'S
'ncl' ""' b'ch uuiht ~" lat ~lN months an H't"d
a''lclc ~ cash receipts of fal.I, due To- NWi III,
~ ~, ~" u" u'1hl "NHf IrE'N 10 'lr '' u'''
pF Nth'W ~ NOT her" 20 nlucrre ellt> 10 TIE treas
uty ~ iic hospital as he used 10 do, for Will" he
va, prince Of givcr, himself he wa also a master
III the at Of securing < IT. from others
Inc hospital endowment fund now amounts q
- ~ ana need, To- be increased 70 800 600 me g
IL N,"'W N'Hi"'HI fuid row dinohhl' i' 0ll'0''
anu thr directors aim to mako il reach 100000, Not
III INC. amount. raised. W.ll there he an IN
t",l, 'lin'rht 10 AVOID nu annual drurcn,N' ilei
~ 40 an Immediate nc'd OF +loooo for mo altering
OF ne adjacent premise, owned by the hospital INTO
M new operating room. Tor ma6Ine additional
room Or patients. for paying of the present deficiency
TIE ho'pirl greatly needed Tor sanitary reasons.
throat and ncryou, system. More than thirty drcc
nnchce to the care Of The large interests involved In
ms noble charity Both surgeons aud directors con
iInnt ihe question How can the increasing demands
Of the poor who apply for In and outdoor treatment
hG met ~ II Is "a 1ucStlo for others besides the
surgeons and directors. Last year iO.0T7 patients
were treated. l.3l7 81 whom were nonIcsidcn's com
lng from 40 different cities, towns and village,
from Canada To- the West Indies, and from Puget
sound 10 Maine. shall tAi, great work go on shall
i 90 on with Increasing power nnd u,ofnlueNS' p
Let us help IT, Ia tue name 81 Agn"w. IN rcmem
brancc 81 his great skill sin sular devotion Ia duty
and lavish generosity to the poor. let us help H. In
the name Of Christ whom Agucw served his pro-
fc~si0n Is also In his heart. let Us help II.
Contribution, may be sent Ia Mr.. Charles Ianirr.
treasurer II st. or To the hospital 100 Park
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TILE sllr OF cnrclGo sro,K rlnnS.

Chicago. June is-NaSter in Chancery BoyeSen de-
cdcd Ia dav "a recommend - Judge THEY the issue II
restraining order pending full hearing on tie appu'
cation for an injunction against the proposed sale %
the stock lard, to the contracting company " L"h-
DON England By stipulation between the opposing
attorney, ia the case. matters VIII remain ih -aui quo
until the Masters recommendation i presented ID
judge Tucy Monday.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL 5 p. NJ. SUNDAY.

W,shington June If, D. m.-For Massachusetts.
rhoi, Island Connecticut and Eastern NewYork,
.bov.rs followed sunday by far, cooler except station.
,rv temperature Rhode Island and Eastern Massachu.
,etts. winds becoming northeriy.
For the District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania,
New.Jetsey Delaware Maryland and Virginia fair.
nrec..d by rain on the Virginia coast; sttonary tenn
ucr,r, except slightly cooler in Eastern Pennsy wanna
and w.Jersey; nOrthwesteily winds.
For Western New ORR, Western PennsylNa aud
Ohio far except showers on the lakes stationary ten.
peratuc except slightly warmer IN Western Ohio varis.
bic winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15

san jose Cal. jane li.-Captan william Warren'
one Of the mos, prominent fruit growers IN ms county,
died suddenly at his residence near saratoga carly
this morning. Death Is supposed 10 have been caused
By eating canned oysters captain warren "'S mo
first white settler Japan and built the rSt ihro,
moan hou,r there I'm t7J- lie was also me iOhNer ~
ihr first Masonic lodge IN Japan; >lhcc 80 ne n.s
been prominently connected WIN TIC run i"'e'es
In SAN JOAquln NAIlty.
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roR THE GRANT AND LEE MoyrNEyr.

Louisville. KY, June IA meeting was held 81
Middc,boroush to-day TO organize permanently me
Grant and Lee Monument Association Inc Suoscrp'
ZION, committee reported sl4,lOo received kilograms
- rnconff cement were read from Governors Hill.
tmpbcu and TAYLOR. charles \. Dana and others.
A. The meeting 5000 more was subscribed.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BROOKLYN 1G New.York 2 Ihiads lphia Boston O.
Boston 8, Philadelphia 5. first ord game ,,..o,.u.o
game. Cincinnati ., Cleveland D.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
brooklyn 7, New-York 6. Chicago g. Cleveland 2.
Boston 6. Philadelphia 3. first Buffalo D. IlttsDufg o. hrs'
game. game.
Ph'aGelphla a BOSTON sec PttsbuIr = Buffalo . sec
ond game. Ond game.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Brooxlvn 10 Athletic o. Rochester g. syracuse 0. sec.
Syracuse Rochester 3 first Ond game.
game Louisville II. Toledo J.
ST. Louis g, Columbus 3.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Jersey CITY l. Hartford o. NewllaNcn D. Morccstcr "
WsshIneton 4 Newark 2. baltimore 10, Wilmington o.
The New.York League lost It's sixth consecutive
sanr OF the week at Washington Park brooklyn yeater'
day The team played in a dIsjonted. careless manner
which disguised everybody present The Brooklyn men
PLAYED In nno form, and OF won a. they peosea
sigh Of relief went up from the 3Ooo spectators Nc
the storm set in and stopped the "cfcu-."
The that Of the sixteen runs scored by hc Brook
Ign nine not one earned tells the tale to all pactcai
baseball Rusc started in u pitch but the PAYERS
changed their positions frequently Burkett pitched out
the latter part Of the The score was as follows:
y
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THE Eryrr-cKY rREASr RY EMPTY.

Louisville. KY June 1.-THE treasury of the STATE
n KENNEDY i empty and the deficit will by July I
,r,h.bty anount to $50 900. Governor Buckner will
nv, the STATES credit 10y advancing money without
interest from his private fortune 10 meet al urgent
vibrations lie has already advanced 100000
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CY q co.

important evening paper Of Paris devoted rom its
creation 10 lmperali,l ideas. has been conducted BY
VI Dclamarre. then hy VI. Lcbcv. tie --x>er 81 the
present director u the famous News Ak ncl HaFas,
and now bv " T.. GuvOu. Of the most respected
and talented Of French journalists.
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The Staten Island Athletic Club met It's Ola r'a'7 inc
rrsscent Athletic Club ut it, ground, at West New
prghou over 500 enthusiastic lovers OF This sport "th
their feminine friends evidence Of their good nature
by appaudng every good play, aud the result was we'll
PLAYED game Tho Staten Islanders won the game Ia enc
eighth nning by punching the hits and making TWO runs
The game Was called at the beginning of thr nuth inning.
heavy shower setting IA Burns. the ne" pitcher Tor
the Staten Islanders pitched good game The score was
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,.-. ,,,p-r . ,,tES Under NEW RULES.

The first game, Of the .. y. T. Athletic 'ldp "'u''
Amateur Athletic Union rules were hcId III Nc"",N
Yesterday. The entries included several Me-" 'o'N'
staten Island and Ncw.Jcr4cy Gibbs. The nome nv"
took most of the gold medals. The contests rcsu'
rs follows: Running high jump-J' kciN' i"''.'",'
4 C.. , feet = inches; second = D. 9She"' w
tcr,re \. C.. staten Island l20yad dash-"' H.
t >o.-ar,, Academic l22.5 seconds second
LINN 6,IIara West End g. c. l2oyard hurdle racc 81
"a g. Woodruff. y. j. \. C.. 10 srcohG,' l oS?%. :
mex racc-T Martin. LOrillard ~ G., 90 ID sc'oi
second Il. g.. Woodruff.
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