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wichita II orse and Mule Market.


Receipts fair and the demand considerably better
fhon for several days. Prices steady.
Thomas HUI on the market buying some COM
mon stock Tor Oklahoma City
Mr., Callaway is again buying forthe Little Rock
market.
A Diamond. Of kingmRn, Is also here buying for
harm al
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changes to note-scarcely enough doing to

changes to note-scarcely enough doing to
esta blish q market.
The lard market exhibited Il little more
strength in Il general way but the business
transacted was light Prices ruled about
PC higher and the market closed steady.
Ii short ribs sides very little business
was transacted. The feeling was rather
steady with DO material change in the
market
The leading futures ranged as follows.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
As...g -. ,-,,- Ifrs ,,.r ,F.-

TOR EXCTANGF--A few hi-biy improved farms
in the famous san Luis Valley. Colorado. AL
under Irrigation with perpetual water right. Tho
richest land In tho world Call on address W. W.
Z barles. Room , 80 Nor-h n Main street = >
ErNGRAVED calling cards AZ the Earle Office, We
Il 80 q
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FOR TRADE.
Under thus head &c per II uie per day.
NOR TkADE-FOr a h0ise or p0aT p t~o horse
Il express wagon IN gJCa repair platform spring,
cut under s.ln tOlgue. AddTes- - \. T. care
Eagle oi,ice. Fsu
I'OR TRAD Farin ia central itiiI1z tor = cr'f "a
7 properly. H. u Dubois Comfy bui,dlaZ dl5s-tf
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK March :.
Money on cal! easy. ranging from . to per cent
last loan p-r cent, closing offered NJ percent.
Prime mercantile paper JGa.
Sterling exchange quiet ana steady at 81 2e for 60
day bills and - 81 for demand.
The total sales of stocks today %S $50 shares.
Stocks were active today and closed tritic high
d IN fl.l.Ntl N,.sfa art
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Wichita Hide and TaIlow Market.

Wichita Hide and TsIlow Market.
WICHITA Kan, March :.
The staVnation IN the hide trade continues and
prices barely steady.
HIDES-No. green 23lc per III, No. green 2';c
per H. No green salt sic No 2Creen salt 2iac, dry
hides 4Qt6lec per 10. bulls and stays lteC.
TAIION-No. :g3c per it. No : 2tsC.
SHEEP PELTS-5UGIjc each.
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Wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA. Kan. March
Business improving and prices unchanged.
SOLE LEATHER-(Sla 27G529c. B. a. 257s27
good maged &les &c.
HARNESS-No oak &c, L. II. Goc, Union CSC
Hemluck 25C.
CALF-Domestic 65G1 00. French s. IoTI 20.
CIT HALE SOLES-licIvy 81 10. medium 81 90
light 81 25e.l -.
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Three hours the quickest 70 -. Louis
y ssouri Pacific railway. Esu
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Old papers tor sale az this Office c.s
per hundred. ZS-tt
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Wants Supplied

t,,OR SALE-A 80 acre ranch highly improved.
S2l-lsss s. 500 cash. Sei-~ick county. twelN
miles from Wichita A Douglas avenue lot fos
Sl.lu sac cash. Fourth avenue lot for sso9 close
IN SIC cash. The e are Snaps. and we have plenty
mere OF Them Cal. or Geo. l. Rouse. Jr. % Co. @ii
Sedgwick block. :--st
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Cohs Tor sale AZ the Zephyr Mills, ti-Z5
per load delivered. Telephone iog. oDtt
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Wichita Flour Market.

WICHITA. Kan. March :.
There only moderate local and shipping
inquiry noted in the market today and sales do
show any particular Improvement.
Best patent per cwt. standard price. 10
SeCNGu GfHtit'-.. ~
tNira iallCl -
/ -
ShIsTuf, bulk. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Br,tn. 10
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REPREsENTATIyE.sALES.
The following are the representative sales of
SHEEP.
70 markell Prices StpndX.

No sheep on the market. Prices steady.
Food mutton sheep sNal0) 2524 10
stool, Nveth.rS
SoOd TO extra lambs 1o "
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Take stage for Saltwater 3. Orlanja
". ". Snyder. EArager. dSs TT
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UANTED--ROARDERS
W4NTED--Houses and Rooms
Tade- ;has head &c 4 lie ssT day.

w STEL-1J re1t = fE-ass.s.s. hose - god
w location A. : AaEso3- >-~s
VJvASTED-To- -e-r = szsEl .u-ElssAeg co-sz-es s.
w rorta erc O Will Bay fg-El-Ezre an8 re1i-
heGse Rsse-s1cs- excAsz-et- AS6g>sz. cs-- -
o1-Ic-. S.zA-l Family 49,
V-4NTTC-a sod hose g 81 c. nzoTs Ensy-ase
w north q Es5Es.zS s-e-Es. saE &c .a-- y a.
Il. -Ar saoSs tza1 81 geT z-cs.-1- se1res. /
E-3-.s o@.cs-
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
VIM 7 ETTTTETTS

N----NA-s
Patent attorney and solicitor. mechanical enEln
Ger and Graughtsncan- rgl report OF patents ~
date Is wears of practical experience Preliminary
examinations made. Rooms u and Il F.rr naugu
block. l5i North Market -. Wichita. Kan. d4stf
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sew Pullman Car th- hsnt T- Roais bs
,-ern ~ irtsfz .ad ~ JessPh.
The Atcbisor. Topeka :; santa Fe rai!-
road are no1 running ia thtIr night train
leaving wichita al 81 D. IA. new comb
nation Pullman sleeping snd cRair car.
W icbita - -. joseph. tsroggh IOgsks
and Atchison- j his car arrives AZ Iopszs
a, 4 81 a. III, Afcbisou - G 80 =. IA ADD -
Joseph : clock a. n. The Santa Re q
TIE only liHs hzvlGg this srTAus ussrnsas
from Wichita " ID HrEDOCE.
I,f Passenger and Ticket Agsat
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Boys

Su(eSWSN.
CALESMFN WANTED AT ONCE-A few good
- Inen sell our goods 10y sample TO the whoiS-
sale retail trade. We the largest manufac-
turers in our line Liberal salary paid. Permanent
position. Money advanced for wages advert sing
otc. For terms address Centennial Vi (. Co. Chi
ca-o Ill. $50 3JJ-Tues Thur i sat
Az AM Ed 10 sell our specIaities to
w the trsi,ie exclusively side line; samples
and case furnis heu exclusive territory; good pay
permanent situation witA cnance TO build up a fine
trade. Model Ledger Co., South Bend Ind.
dJS l5t" cod
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FOR RENT--HOC SES.

FOR RENT--HOC .SES.
Under this head &C per line per DAY
g.. FOR RENT Good nvc-room house with bath
~ room and pantry; in Uuc-h1if block ot street
car; rir-t door south OF lz,i South Lawrence. Eu-
oQire al ,s> T. Douglas O 1921 y. Lawrence. g5-J'
.,s,S FOR REST-New ?-room house. with convent
Ega ences: only Sl5. COZ south Lawrence aveuve-
NOR RENT-House No. go. South NarSet street.
Il Just north OF Kellogg street. nve rooms 80
per month. The Shepard y Chapman Mortgage Go,
20B Sei.wick Guiung. - bi
INoH RENT-ResIdence 55i south Lawrence ave.
II OF rooms and hall. ia excellent repair with
CITY water ami gas. Location very desirable. In
Quire at 5.SJ south Lawrence avenue 81 o
nor RENT-A handsome cottage on toiIeEe lit-
II Inquire at the kentucky hat store, 40. last
Douglas S6i
or FOR RENT OR SALK-RestdenCes In al part
E.i city Wright Il Co. last OF postonice. u AZ
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FOR RENT--ROO1HS.
Under this head &c per line per day.
lINOk RENT-Nery nicely furnished front room,
IL first floor s2.Gi per week; furnished front up
stairs si.2J per week. side room SLtG uufurH-hcd
room cheap .l3 y. Market -. 49,
I.'OR EENT-Furnished room al - North Mar
z kct. t6-tf
E'OR RENT-To gentlemen a nicely furnished
Il ropIn; terms low. lf3 y. Main street, Room e.
~
L'OR RENT-One furnished room at la2 y Topeka
Il ave. 9,-6f
IIOH RENT-Furnished or unfGrnishe'i roo;as %
L very cheap over 20 North Nam street. Cal!
on W. ". 1 harIes, room :, sam" bio a. ~
rOR RENT-A lArE, ute OF Office rooms IN front
L second floor over - >OTth Ham street, ~uit-
able Tor ia@ doctors office Eor rent very cneHp.
Gail ". ". Chare~. the real estate mar ou same
floor. Also lease 81 Two fats 10 sell Sncap. -
L'GR kENT-FurDishcd ROOM. Inquire 10 =.
= Main. Reference required. - 1t
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

ROGERS,
The Photographer Pictures in all sizes and styles
He also carries the finest assortment Of picture
frames in the city. Give him frieodiy call and
anime SAMPLES.
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ABSTRACTERS.
DENTISTS

DIR. I G. WILSON.
Dentists. All work guaranteed hrs; class once
us r. Douglas avenue. over Paul Jonss ~ Co $ orus
store Wichita. kansas. lolu
DR.. E. q, CREDITOR,
DENTIsT-Ofice IA y. Main. over smith D stovera
yttalized air administered Resdence Is \. To
peka avenue Wichita. Kansas Nc
D. ". SMITH.
Dentist Room 4oG SedgwicH building. Wichita,
Kansas. d3l-im
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Chkrsrs.

Plank charters AID al kinds e. lsg
blanks for sale y
THL x fCEfrA FIGLy.
S-lg Wichli&. EsnsA<
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
.UISCELL1NEOG =.

UISCELL1NE 4 >.
Uuder tE-s bad - a line ~ dzr.
I>OR BARGAIN handmade siuZte nA~-sss ilsf
II ,}ZIE strouE wagon harness from ; ~ 90 sciiJ
made 81; -O1d taat.sd leather. Hr4d OtEefa pro-
EorfioHatesy ioU a. Palmer > Nor1.ss store - =.
Nsi1 stree ~'-4gE7'.4--'i
yI'HE AIcaest prfcc paid tor gslts cjoshlis scnud
L hand ~ 81 EAst DC1..ls 2Esa-s- E-si'
I,Af. 7. WARD Professional s-rtforsey. s.lscs
a1d farm "a ases q sg.-altT- b; = -@frre-1ss.
ore r.JUdsnre se.ic1s- OE4ce, - - ~ l54E
sFeulc. wichita h@i- o. 81 ~ 81
lt~ICuiTA- uav Wichita sfals IesFe Egu+ -.
w Whss EnzCn4fcaGt Lssf1sGs. tse gen - tie
So-.th h1sst ElEe- tte cad fF.-a s1eSR nr tHu ol-
49, chance requiring fro-G 60 s&sn easr. &c
dToss Locs Box -. taft4sef. 10 4@
II erai1 y.zt ;sE.sr cu1Hfy 'rtEe F.A ls4t1q-
az IS 1I-a e. ssl.il 1sffl-s tts &tsrsFrs aH
t4- Cs ,11 f9 .1-s r-t.asIe taflzE5aIll1 sao1E
tIe Y Ullera. -zls1. te-e- ad1re.s .-ac- BssE - ~
flase SO -
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SPITTr LATIVE EIpDRTS OF GOLD.

Fresh engagements Of gold for shipment by outgoing
steamships yesterday. Iicldlbach Ickeihcimcr
Co. shipper, Of ~ 500 0Oo took $50 900.
and Spcyer a Co.. $500 900. The shipments since the
movement begun amount TO ~ $50 900. and az
tension export promised. The claim the first
shipment cschang" OPERATION his been
abandoned aud efforts directed D. proving that
shipment, ustind by the rates Of exchange. Tha
new element Yesterday confident that the shipments
worc not made luss. IL -urmscd quarter,
in Wall Street before the end Of the u other
would he employed supcrN1e the shipment Of gold
Europe The comparison made with the ordinary
methods In wall Street speculation. seller II
long frequently employs broker, at"mp,
10 conceal his operations. Dealer, In foreign exchange
profess b. be- sure outward movement Of specc
will continued. Their purpose could 80. bc learned.
but hints Of the possible legislation were fire..
nucnty thrown out.
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TWO STEdLERS OF BONDS PLHtD Guilty.

Robert 6 Wallace aud Ignatl Is. Lowit, who were
indicted for grand larceny In the At degree stealing
ponds valued at $4,000 from J. II. Wallace the pro-
pictOr Waacc's Monthly" pleaded guilty YESTERDAY
before Judge MaItinc. Young Wallace made long
fc,slon ~ Inspector Bynes after he brought
from The young aid that Lowiz obtained
power over him by inducing him obtain money Oh
worthless checks. and then tempted him % teal Wallace
was trusted CLERK Of his uncle. j. IL. Wallace.
Wallace's father a resident Of Pisburg aud Rev.
Dr. IIir~hnw whose church Wallace attended spoke 70
Judge MARITIME IN behalf Of the young ENJudge GLIDER
sleeve appeared counsel for Lowu. appeal
In his behalf and eXAssemblyman Dcmares Of cknnd
County. testified ~ Lowits good reputation. The two
defendants wers remandcd unt Friday for The
Of imprisonment for the will be from five o
tou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A NEW POSTMASTER APPolNlhD'
GEORGE j. COLLINS SAYS HE WILL ACCEPT inh
pLACE.

crorcr J. COLLINS SAYS HE WILL ACCEPT 1hH
PLACE.
Tho Second appointment to the Postmastership "a'
made public Yesterday in the nomination VI .
.o, roor,e I Collins. Of the Twenty first ward ior
n. nlacc on the day that Colonel Andrc" ~ n'''"
forwarded to Washington his dcclnation oil '"e o'n,o
A., ,,c , r.nortcr Of The Tribune that he thongm MI
collins the hest man for the place. WhiIc nov oN
,ctly a resident Of what il called the f'n''In
n. lives I'm the eastern part of the ci'y' at i",P
LAFAYETTE ayes lie mlhl' the '"ho'u'''
President and Po~ma -tcr General "'n""'"'' j"
't.,od unon that the appontcc must be war veteran
and successful business man. having so'' i"'u''''
Win publtc life In these respects Colonel ba'ru anu
,.,i Collins ar, almost exactly alike. tA'h
.r,..t through the war with credit ana diNth'tloh'
zach has built up successful business. ana ea'h hos
served a. a member Of the Board OF AId'rhc"' VI
Collins SAYS he will accept tn One" ~ SOON a. i" -
&C. yeS official Information that Ms appointment -
confirmed. ~, ,.. and
oeorec J. Collins f. n native OF New r"FN wy 'i'
was born on october -. l-Io. Aft"r 'ohlp-""- ~
,,,,,, =, a puhic school he entered the pruning
and hoolbIudinc Establishment of Duncan 90 N"''
Fort .um,cr wa, fired on he enlisted n tn" lin ioE'
uert for three months. and at tn" cnd o' '''' '''
20 enlisted I'm the l27th New "rh N""'u''' '
.ervcd 10 the end Of the war. lie rose from '"o .
., ,,pt,pcv and .erycd a. adjutant OF hi' regiment
and Inspector General Of the Department o' inc
south lie was In a number OF important pa'ue'.
,rcr returning home he went into the business ol
manufacturing bianlbooks. and his office Il az 40 %
Maiden Lane New York. lie has lived ~ hi"oH a9,
-inrc marriage" and has fine hone a, NO Re-
publican. md is prominent In the pontos o' ~ W.
twenty first Ward. lie W., elected N"rr.Il"' ~
rd .crvcti tro wear, under Mayor Low Win credit
Mr collin, is member OF the kepHp ,ia,,,
General Committee lie /, leading mrmhcr 81 ,'l'nt
b., :. T. 30 a17 and vs,> clc, ted commander OF
if IN December last. lie was one "i inc R''1n VI
honor from the post n the funeral "t Hc'rl '''..
4 nctition for hi appointment wa signed ny h''Vf
evrry member of the Grand Army IN brookNn on
decoration Day. irrespective Of party me re j.
ala member Of the Throop Avenue FTesbytIiah
Church.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEW oRK...wEDNESDAY. JUNE Is. iss
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 49, 1880
ARRIVED.
Steamer Tcutonc (Br) IRVING Liverpool june H. Queens
town ~ with mdse and pa'senge't bruce i'maS' AT
steaerm STATE Of NeGrns tBr. Brcs. glasgow June
Neville with mdr and ra.'enSer' Z, A9sn s VIA
Gibraltar 70 with to Lawrence Johnston g"
vessel Petcr Wright sons ArrvcdA the bar ~ Jaw
Steamer Coventry pr smith narnas Sweden VIA s SyS
spence Yo"ns Arrysd at S ,s SSp Philadelphia
IN s Ssla,i to o' har6%t 4 g"
passsnssr ssSa a, Agar
~ M uols,en Ger, Gencp port Maria and st AIMS
BAY with mdsc Vessels * Co Arrived at the Bar al 100
Steamer Seneca stevens Maanzas Havana dals with
and passengers ,oJas Ward Co. Ar'e""' 'o '"'
Steamer cOma risk Galveston via Key West with md''
steSmer CITY Of ri;chLurg weabcr Fall River with md'e
ys sn,c HE II Brown own 4 t" co.. D''"''
sUNsET-wind at sany Hook. light. sw' hazy A'c'y
CLEARED.
spain BIZ Grnths LonHonNF ha Au,t,n
steamer stated Georgia OBJ Aooui'' "'A'S'" "'
steamer Columbia GER vogescsang Hamburg wa South
Steamer Astral tBr Simpson Rotterdam II stur'OerS
Marenns,S OBJ TsssaTa 4een Para '''f' an"
steamer Athos tBr). Low, Kingston AUX ayes rim
fSr%""n ran fBr, HING Kingston Henderson Bros
Steamer udin CSori sicicll Barscoa II Dumoi' -,
Steamer Christian johnson tNor' pom'u'u "oaiA IL
steamer Saratoga Leighton Havana and Carnenas JAS
Ward & co ,....... ~ Va, S,oL,o
steamer Tubou, Wilmington, NC-Wm clyde
q Go u..,,..., IN, IA.
ninion 50 Co.
steamer e w Bruno Lewis Baitinlore-H Foster.
steamer Martha l. MoCaDe. VAN KIRK Philadelphia
ers KING. 10. ,. ,,..,,.., ,,...,,. NAH
BARK Anna ua). ID Graza Batavia JAVA io' orders
RsIk Plymouth (Br) Edgett shanghai & Burgess.
SAILED.
steamers Clty OF New. York Germanc and Gaia Tor Iv
49, euen Westcrnlanh Antwerp Tyrian. kngs'
ton Neptune MoDego Bay Zrmbrano Bara'oa Saratoga
Havana; Nacoochcr SAY annah WyanOke. Newport News
SHIN Wandering jew. for Melbourne
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
June is-sailed steamer Mascotte Br) Ross. for
New.Iork.
Arrived, steamer Bonvla (br Baxter from New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSIoNs

The members Of the sunday school Of the Brooklyn
Tabernacle and their friends, to the number of 1000
went to ROTOR Point Conn., the steamer Grand
Republic yesterday for their annual excursion and
picnic. Cappa's 9Th Regiment band furnished music
and the members OF the party reported delightful
tine upon their return The Rev. Dr. and Mrs
Talmagc were not Of the party, as they have left
the city for their country home. Many Of the leading
members Of the church went upon the excursion.
The sunday-schools Of All souls I'niversalist
Church, and Of the Church Of Our Father went to
Laurclton Grove, L. L. on the iron steamboat Sirius
yesterday In the party were Drs. Almon Gunnison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
THE NEW HAVEN TOURNAMENT.

BEATEN BY MOORHEAD,

MOOKhEAD
New.Haven. June Is (speciaD.-CoEtinued fine
Weather favored the New England championship tourna
ment here today. The courts in better trim than
yesterday. and in the first round OF the singles a
surprise occurred. In this round +. G.. Beach, ex-
champion OF the Lawn Club. pitted against ;. W.
Moorhead Of Yale College. Every expected Beach
10 win. and when the first set handily taken by
Moorhead. 60, the spectators crowded around the
court 10 watch the play. In the second set Beach
needed only single point to win but at this critical
moment he missed an easy return. and at last the
set went 10 Moorhcad, s-6. Beachs defeat
surprise 10 every one and much sympathy was
pressed for him. in his next match MoOrhead was
worstcd by Ford Huntington in two close SETS In the
scmi-hnals which take place tomorrow morning, Il.
p. Huntington plays his brother J. c. +. Hunting
ton. and o. :. Campbell plays f. +. Han, jr The
first and preliminary rounds of the doubles played
and the finals will OF tomorrow afternoon
SCORE.
singles. first rounds w Moorhesd beat T.. q. Beach
O.: SO.
second round-Ford Huntington beat s. w. Moorhcad
10, 6-s; r. p Huntington, ~, beat 4. f.. Wright
- 0.S o. 5. Campbell beat l.. Il. Parker 60, o.
4" p. Hall. ~, beat J. w. Nichols 60, o..
81. John beat f. L. Hall and L. c. Feiiowes 40 6-S
81 O. Beach and Ford Huntington beat A. j. Parker
s1Fss round-Q 5. Campbell and II. y. Huntington, IT,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
cu.ycrs IN LACROSSE rules.

inc annual convention OF the Eastern ASSOCIATION o.
Amateur Lacrosse Players has made the following a'er
,uons In the old for field work tn" ball shan De OIL
India rubber ong" 7e No. 40. and manuactur'u oy III
X,vYork Rubber Company; the challenged cIub snail iur
,,, NOW hall. for matches instead Of two; the goals
o, hc not NOR l25 yards apart nor less h'h loo
the GOAL rpasc be In tho form Of square whose sues
hall be- II feet The goal post shall be on Ire drawn
across square. six feet fro neither emo '''h p'
u 200 fee, from the respective sides player shall DE al
vod within thu crease when the ball has passed ue
,oalpo,,s player. may PASS over the crease but IN nc
case shall they remain IN 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
APPOINTMENTS ~ UPTOWN SCHOOLS.

The Board Of Education at IT. meeting yesterday APP
pointed 'irandcr Chds princpl Of Grammar School No.
90 In the third Ward Mrs. sara NJ. l;aus prnc.
pal OF the Primary Department Wallac" T. Lyons incl-
pal o Knpsbrldgc School No. 81. and William
fraud u succeed Mr. Childs as principal Of Grammar
School No. 81.
The Board adopted report recommending the organize
evening high school the side OF the
6Oth-st. and asked the Board Of Estlnac and
Apportonmcnt 10 transfer appropriations n i
rs 600 for the maintenance Of this school winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19

pEEVOoRr-E Railroad Commissioner Isaac v HaK'r
- NJ Abant CLARENDON-r Charles de strive RUSSIAN
u, !" =, ,v,.hInrton FIFTH AVENUE-SenatoT
Cushuan X Davis Minnesota Potter Palmer oil 'hi'
c,ro congressman Frank Jones. Of New -HanPShr
trd,e Thomas Burke Of Washington, AMI IRVING NJ.
C,t q, San Francisco. GRAND-Pay Director 'filbeft
= Thornton United States Navy. HOFFMAN,
Governor Henry Lpptt. Of Rhode Island NEM.h D.h
Contain Evan T.. Howell, Of Atlanta NlCIOhIA-
,,at,i-ha A. CROW OF Pcnn-ylNa nia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
LOTS AT GREENWOOD LAKE TO RE !SOLU

An auction sale Of lot, viii be held Greenwood Lake
on Saturday aud a special " Monteac Park sale train
will leave this city (Chanbcrsst Twenty .thirdst At
IS a. III. for the The lively interest aroused
recently in the sales Of suburban property drawn
public attention to the attractions Green wood Lake n,
site for homes. There clubhouse docks stores
church. six hotels and 100 houses there already and
extensive Improvements are under wav Tho safe Will
begin at | O'Clock
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TILE RECORDS.
NEw.YORK CRICK ETEEs nEATEN.

Phladc pha. June is (spxiaD.-The cricket team Of
the Metropolitan League played in this city today. ~
antagonists being the Belmont club The visitors baed
first aud scored 1875 Mounord who went IN first
and the last out played splendid form ion - The
home team scored l4s, winning by 10 after
citing nnish II not until after the fall Of h' ninth
belmont wicket that the game decided. W0od did
the best bowling for the New. Workers.
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GAMES ON MANY DIAMONDS

Cincinnati, June 1s.-6 aptain Arson put Lutie the
Young pitcher in against Cncnnatis this after
noon and he batted hard I'm the second third
innings that Hutchinson substituted. The Chcagos
scored their only in the first inning Attendance
Las. The
Cincinnati On Ll- ! GO
CHICAGO IN. L)...... o o 0 o.
BaSehitsClncinnati :, Chicago Cincinnati
0. Chicago 3. fitchers-Lubc and Foreman. Umpire
Lynch
Boston. June ls.The brooklyn team again beaten
by Boston to-day The batting Of the visitors WAS weak
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C,rutbors the DroosIyn National League pitcher. wa
n b. best Yesterday when hc faced the fmai'lphia
National League team Tho Washington Park rronhd''
and the visitors found difficult Work 10 soN" his d"IN-
, ,,hc, r., wore on laao. For the first inning,
the Ouakers managed send three run, home but h'r
this they were able to got runner past second
Gleason was obliged pitch again AGAINST M" brooklyn
men, owing the other pitcher, being out Of condition
III, work satisfactory but hi, support told against
absent from second ha-". hi ur"" Ing
arm preventing him from PLAYING. and SchNer who wa,
substituted to MI the vacancy mad" -1d failure Tor h'
two errors wcr, the Of giving the brooklyn men
their first and last runs Outside Of the opening inning
the visitors played good came and II was anybody :
vic,orv until the close The score q follows:
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harned 7, nyIlrneetSn p Yale 2 tdst ea,e by error
tirst base bsllsOn Young oil STACY >. struck out
By Young D Stagg l. 1hree-base hit>-Dslzcl VI Bride
1wo-base ht>-Dana. Durcil. sacrifice hitS-Po0c
Murphy MCMILLAN Young stolen bs,es-Stagg. Cal
Brokaw and Young. Passed halls-Brokaw ., EMPIRES
ticree and quinn. Time Of game-l SO.
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THE NEw.YoRK LEAGUE DEFEATED IN

Boston, June Is (Spccal).-The NcwYork League team
proved victims % the BOtOns to-day. Nichols pitched
a game and supported with only That
NcwYork It's only II made by Smith
failed return properly ball when such return
would have made Burkett third the plate. Oston's
batting reasonably free and the fact tina:
earned fielding 81 the visitors
could play the injury his hand. ornung
took his place short and did fairly we'll The game
features and during the latter part
for the crowd afforded by the umpircs foolish
decisions The attendance oGO. The score WAS: