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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
Reorganization.

NOTICE.
r, containing Us PER CENT. upon certificates Of
.,,,on 70 the 81 = OOO. 900 fund il hereby called
a n,,able nj the CENTRAL TRUST COM
NV NETWORK ON MONDAY. JUNE ,. 1890,
80, INTERIM CERTIFICATES will he delivered
r,hxpV tpER CENT. 1~T MORTGAGE BONDS.
rL. ccrddcntr- of subscription will be stamped
..pTpI PAID" and will then only call Tor Preferred
s,ock 10 he delivered when issued
Payments will be received
In cash. or in Z per cent. First
Consolidated Bonds with
Aug. 1. 1888, and subse.
ouent coupons attached. at
S1.164.3O for each $1,000
Bond. being principal and
accrued interest to June 8.
1890.
STOCK.
THE THIRD INSTALLMENT OF AsSESsMENT
on THE STOCK REPRESENTED BY REORGAN-
IZATION CERTIFICATES II HEREBY CALLED
DIE AND PAYABLE On THURSDAY, MAY W.
I.eo AND THE FOURTH AND LAST INSTALL
NrxT OF SAID ASSESSMENT Is CALLED DUE
AND PAYABLE on FRIDAY. JUNE 30. 1890. SAID
PAYMENTS TO BE MADE AT THE CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK.
FREDERIC r 0LCOTT,
I0EL e. TREGGMAN
HHf HENRY Vi Sis sS2s' COMMITTEE,
G30LiG, s ATFhsrHlGGffEk',Lp.
H. j. DE MAHEZ OVENS.
g. S ELLIS. Secretary. 81 Wall St.
NEW .yoRR. May o 1890
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ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY

ST. Louis, Mo-. 70 Seneca. No.
Pierce City, Mo. to 'Wichita. Kan.
Monctt. Mo-. 10 Paris. Texas.
Springfield. Mo, u Bolivar, No.
Springfield, Mo-. 10 Chadwick, No,
Springfield Connecting Railway, Mo-,
OYonogo. Mo-. 10 Joplin, No,
CRANKY Branch, Mo,
Carbon Branch. Kan,
Pttsburs. Kan, TO Wicr City, Kan.
'GiiaYd, Kan, To Galcna, Kan,
Fayetteville. Kan, Is II. Paul, Ark.
Jensen, Ark. 10 Mansfield, Ark,
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financial.
To Holders of the Preferred and
Common Stocks Of the
ST. Louis & San Francisco
Railway Company.

We hnve sold our entire holdnss Of the above.
named stocks to the ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND
SANTA FEE RAILROAD COMPANY, and have received
In exchange shares OF tho Capital Stock Of
the Aichison Company the following basis, namely
For each one thousand shares Of said Preferred
stock, thirteen hundred and seveniy.nve shares Of
Aichison stock and for each thousand shares q
said Common stock, hundred md nfy shares Of
Atchison stocks or, In other words for each eight
aha Atchison, for each four shares Of ssa
Francisco Common received three shares 81
Atchson.
Many Of our friends have already applied and have
entrusted us with their shares, be soId with
and on like TERMS
We havc arranged for the sale exactly the same
baais for own. but for limited period only Of
all the san Francisco Preferred and Common shares
held by Others
Stockholders desiring avail of this privilege
should deliver their shares Office md receive
receip therefor Ate hson stock
ready.
Holders Of the above described shnres In Boston and
vicinity can deposit them with MEssRs. kIDDER,
PEABODY g. co. for account, and receive simi.
lar receipts therefor.
and the right withdraw ths privilege -
any time.
In arranging for this sale have believed thath
would he for the Of the stockholders Of the
SAN FRANCISCO COMPANY that the ATCHIs0N
COMPANY should thereby secure full control Of the
San Francisco Company.
J, & W. SElIGMAN & CO.,
81 BROAD STREET. MILLS BUILDING.
New.Ysrk, Mny 23. 1890.
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THE BOOB, OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave 500
InetHpcsn c,o, t The standard authority
Gms ball playing shooting horseback riding &C. &C. ia
~. ~ PI COP. Iu0shed by The Tribune, New YorE
o~remhg ana universally comDlimented nv the nss.s
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The funeral 81 Edward ID. Walker. 81 1.-THE Cos
mopolitan Magazine" who was drowned thi, week at
Weldon y. G.. wa conducted by the Ecv. j. W Nal
colin AT 80. 30 Scvcnth,t. yesterday afternoon.
The Board of Estimate held a PR lminary meeting
for Nng the estimate for the taN budget yesterday
Mayor Chaplin was made chairman, aud the heads OF
departments we're asked to send in their estimates By
the middle of the month.
Lehman BROTHERS ~ OwingS have leased again the
store formerly occupied by them. extending from Full
ton t. - Washington st., and Will convert IL into an
arcade with u variety Of shops Oh either sid.
Clty Work, Commissioner Adams has ,pcuScd with
thc service, II cA A,,cmhlymdn Il. j. MulhOland. who
was appointed an inspector Of granite blocks at the
instance OF Mayor Chaplin last year. Mr. Mulholland
wa, "A Republican member of Assembly wien the Mayor
was a Democratic member Of the same body. NJ
cause for his dismissal l. known
The works OF the Thomson Houston Electric Com
pany 1T WlllOughby and Raymond ,ts.. are Ia 10
removed 10 Fort Wayne. Ind. The Fort Wayne Electric
Company has control Of the factory.
The init f Mis Mary Rambo for absolute divorce
from John j. RambO druggist Of No. 3O2 Van lirunt-
ST. was tried in the city Court yesterday, and tho
divorce will be granted
An amateur loan exhibition and musical entertain
mcnt for the benefit of the Woman's Work Exchange
and Decorative Art society viii be- held ~ Art As
,oclaon Hall. In Montagu"St. on May II. rs and
Il The exhibition will include some of the finest
paintincs I'm Brooklyn, including number from the
Rembrandt collection and the Brooilyn Art Club.
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XOr MRS DAVID. BIT MRS. DAVIS.


Mrs Mary VI. Davis, forty years od, "I NO.
81 East Fifty-ninthst., and her danHh'cr NdI'c'
handsome girl of eighteen arraigncd before Ponce
Justcc Ford at the YOrkville Police Court yesterday
afternoon on a charge Of obtaining by tlcR anu
device goods worth about $500 from BloOmlngd'Le
Erothers Fifty -ninth-st. and Third ave. Alfred A.
Crawford superintendent Of the Bloomngdaic cat'b
IIshmcnt testified that April Mrs. Davis pur
chased small bill Of goods and ordered them sent 10
No 81 East Fifty-nnth Il. For some years Mr Al
fred David who lived at that house, had been "a
customer of the firm and had credit. Noticing the
similarity Of Names Mr.. Crawford ordered that the
bill for the goods be ndor~d as follows II for DAVID
o. X: If for Davis, collect The driver VINO de-
lyercd the good, returned without the money. ana re
norted that Miss Davis had said it was all right
Under the idea that Mr.. David was the person Tor
whom the goods were intended. credit was allowed 20
Mrs Davis, and she continued her orders until the OH
amouuted 10 over $3.50. When the mistake was DIS
the return If the goods. Mrs. DAVIS SAID that shd
could not return the goods. a. they had been made up
and mi in use but she would pay the bill In sh0rt
time ,,., - ,.,... ID,
the cxistcucc of Alfred David. She said she supposed
the goods were sold 20 her III her own name and when
che received credit the first bill She continued her
nnrch,ses in order u complete the furnishing Of her
house which She intended 10 use as boarding house.
She said TINT the Boomin gdalc employees ought Ia
know her as she had been trading with the house for
over five wears Miss Davis testified that she received
the goods delivered the first order and that she
did not tell the driver that the goods were for Mr.
David " .o .
Mother and daughter held in 500 bail each for
trial The prisoners had no one present 10 furnish
bail and they sent To prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

A fine exhibition Of the work OF the Industrial De-
parmcnt Of the Burcau Of Associated Charities
Was given Yesterday afternoon. in the rooms Of the
association in Essex ave- and IL was largely at ndd.
\ class Of children gave practical examples Of the
various forms Of domestic work. Prizes were given.
The women having charge of the affair were Mrs.
lanes bingham. Mrs. Houston. Mrs +. A. Logan.
MI. Mary Baldwin. Mis- Florence Bingham, Miss
W.rtb, woodward Mis- Grace button. Miss r. Miller
and Miss Kittic Gilmour.
The Essex Passenger street Railway Company has
ahnlisbcd the scent fare. and hereafter the fare
from orange 10 Roscvillc RETURN Will be cents.
The house Of George Marshall Allen, on Park ave.
u, ..rloulv damaged yesterday by fire caused by Il
defective nnc. This IA the second fire In the house
within a fcw months from the same cansc.
The Orsrng, National Bank has accepted plans for
a new banking house The new building will be a
ar&nroof one five stories IN height and built OF
Quincy granite and Indiana Limestone. The cost OF
the new building which will be one OF the finest I'm
the oranges, will be about 800 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
NEWARK.'

George II. johnson. deputy warden at the lah' VINO
was discharged on May 20 make room Tor a Demo
crat makes charges against Thomas j. h""e' COT
tractor who furnishes meat 10 tho jail under contract
,rit, ,hc Hoard Of Frcch0ldcrs Johnson kept tally
u the weight u the meat furnished 40 the JAN since
January .. and comparison of his figures with the
hills put i'm be- Rowe shows that on nearly every day
the amount charged for was largely IN excess o'
John,ons tally.
Fanny wilson. Young girl from Inr-lppany. who
took poison In cell AZ tho second Precinct P0li'"
station on Thursday night Wa, discharged from the
city Hospital Yesterday morning shortly after noon
she stopped at drug store In Broad =. and pur
chased a vial 81 laudanum. She attempted e. drink
the drug when the clerk graspcd her arm. She va
again locked up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

or Victoria M Aarseth Baracoa days with fruit
70 II bnmois q CO. Arrived at the I,ar at ~ 5av ,n os
steamer Fl Dorado Dorado byrn''
steamer Gnyandotte Waksi oP%,on 80 CO. ""'
WIN mase atlanta Dole West Point Va. with mdse to
Old DSmn sTa6sT% Evans Portland Standard Oh CO.
steamer winthrop, Bragg Portland Win hu'' " ~
Hall np Albion n@cT aas, with cement and
Ship Iianaut (Bels) DE Vrie' Antwerp 81 u"''' III
tie Fritz er Ha,agen Bremen 4s daya with md'e
,ooeI vessel t; 10 Gee Td"T chacong ss days. with
ID, ny 70 n order. vessel to F Whitney n CO.
ci sy Island Island. WIND light, sw: clear
'' CLEARED.
Steamer Aurana OBJ Duton. Liverpool via Queenstown
vernon donaS r jenkins, Hun sanderon son
,amsr U.sla DAM Thomson Stctn. Copenhagen, &C
fgn semr nn seandiS Ger Kopa Hamsarg-RJ Cor.
~ mer Benhom C3r Amlot, Amsterdam Punch. Eyde
steamer &C. HALEY ward a I Fsrsss
Sesmer Cschemre (Frl Guilherme Newcastle-Funch
Edye e co ,, ,pr, olyphant Para &C Booth & Co.
Steamer Geo Ctde. homes Turks Island san Domingo
&ssesmer Adronack B Sampson. Kingston. Aux Cages
&c PIN Forw09a ToP p Aar.ith Barncoa-H Dmois
tamer nita (Nor). DanIclson Baracoa- IL Pear
Steamer Rio Grande connor Brunswick Ga and Fernando
Mh roos Pennington Charleston and Jacksonville
VIM CI lnss S9 King yokohama Parker Co.
SAILED.
e..rs rt.lv for Liverpool: Johann. HAMBURG Haley.
."rn' C.rs. Port de PaA; Geo W Cydc turks lslshd'
& ,vannah savannah Iroquo.s ana Magnolia, Charles
| ,cH. no Grande, rcrnandlna
| SHIN Theo Rand. for Hamburg
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
| MovuIx May2 sailed steamer Ethiopia tBr, Wilson,
,rom Clasgow hence for New YORK ,,,,.- m. o..
$1,000 Nav l--aled steamer LANDAU Clty (Brh uoo
| for New.IOrk. .-..- p..,o, ,u,v ~, Poll
| from SewlOrk ,,-t..,.,, MALI, pandle
,,a,n X, York on her 10 Antwerp ., 49,,
WInsuss May Arrived. steamer Columbia ''er' 'ose'
| S,aang from Sew.Ior..
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4 Brooklyn 6. Bsttefles-lSohs' hco'o ~
pachoster Nav 2--McMahon pitched magnificent
game for the Athletics to-day and had the i'o'hes'
Completely at his mercy. The game was eNc''ins ""u
~. a.,d,na nv both sides superb. The score was
Rochester el.,; I Q 9 Q 70
Basehits-Rochester Athletic ls {rCra-E?Shs,,ter
.. Athletic .. Pchers-Barr ana McN'"o"'
Toledo. May Toledo outpayed Columbus at all
n,s here today 900 people. and won the game
h.nds down Two Of the four hits made Oh Cushman
were in the ninth inning. The score was:
Toledo : Q D . "a
p,sehits-Toedo H. Columbus 3 Frrors-Tolcdo s.
Columbus 8. Pitchers-Cushman and Mays Cmpif'-
ODea cu
baltimore May o.-The Baltimore and Jersey CITY
clubs plsyed close and to-day in which
the visitors were vicors Fitzgerald pitched an eX-
client game only four hits being made OF him. Power
plsyed great game third. Mack at second droSed
two easy flies giving jersey City the game Attendance
900. The score was:
5 nsl'iwo City . :.:...: Q ] 8 Q . D -
Basehits-Baltlmorc T. Jersey city o Irrors.Baltdl'
Washington. May o.-The WaShingtons outbstted ana
outAedcd the Worcester to-day. and compare
lively easy victory. The score was:
Ws;el.sson ::..:..: Q . : 9 9 CC-'5
wasSi.t6n WGicScr IS Pcncr.php, and
stafford. Umpirc-Macc.
Wilmington, May The home team was easily de-
feated to-day, not being able To do anything win
Horner's pitching. The
S wHH1qsSsn - ....:: . o 8 9 9 : Ga
Wilmington !. Ncw.Iaycn 10. Error
Horner and Tcrrcn. Umplre-Kc.y.
At St. Louis-St. Louis II. Louisville 8.
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long ISLAND.

RoCK,WAY-The First Presbyterian Church Oh
p.'i.u,v U,s orsaui1cd Yesterday NJ Wildwood Han.
irr,rIv f,ur persons offered themselves for member
,i,ir tom hy confession Of faith ana el-t"en DN
la mo ..rvlcc. were conducted by The Rev T. j.
oakley ~ springfield. and The Rev. y g. Russell o'
oyster Hay. The new church grew ont on ti~ ~, u
,,ntnn I'm tho Rockaway congregational Church winch
ctiminaied when the wife II one II the trustee
called the pastor. the Rev. John H. braV hT unr
Ing last SUNDAY nights services.
riNACA Trinity Episcopal Church Of woodbury.
hv cnunscl made a motion before surrogate "clIer
a. Jamaica Yesterday u compel IN" executors ..
Ito c.f,ta Of Abraham Hewlett 10 pay over u II
500 900 the sum hcqucathci to the Church LOWS
Fo.dick and Van Wy'l Hewlett arr the eNcsrr'
NJ roslict ha- ,cr1iinIcd the article of lnc"rpp7
ron 81 tho church and hl> d'scovcr"' clause WhlcA
NAV Il. fatal 10 IL ability 70 inherit and VIII open
the way for a new suit.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
1rrsTCHESTER COUNTY.
rp ,vFI, DELAYED At THE BKONA III

rp ,yrI DELAYED AT THE BRONX kl'Eh.
Considerable discomfort was caused 10 peopi 'aY
above the Bronx River by the burning VI" ~.
~ rho bridge over the stream. on when ran ''o
yorf and Harlem Railroad tracks. Pas9chbe'o nv"
,,,,. y,r and other points south OF Mount 'cr"o''
- ara, taken TO that place and then conveyed !" "''
,i, IA the Bronx River. They were theh oo''se"
ma q, nt-walk over swamp west oi inc uaoA, anu
on ,,c other side Of the river were taken up pS
shuttle train and carried to Tuckahoe' wci tvl was
,raiu. ran Trains were interrupted anu ight
deiayed considerably. II was announceWI aren Road
thar beginning to day all trains on ,.o temporary
wnnd be run regular schedule tlnc, a.
bridge has been bailt over the iTohA'
WHITE PLAINS-Thc Board of Trustees nave uc
cidcd to Railroad ave win Dle noi 70 renew
The lease OF the present Town Hall IN haosu n@ncd
and hereafter the old Cthoh, ." ,or Sch purposes
NnT.Y,r yERNON-The Republican Committee 10
nominate candidates for the various vlllagc once
"" - an Nav ~ The candidates for the principal
9n E thus men,Ion s1,: are 4. r. DEes dent u y G.
keGss az" f"r p"Icc Justice. and Nathan Van Horsan
n veteran of the war. for treasurer. ,o
PORT CHEsTERThc Rev s. Wrlgt nnsis
Ghnrrh, will assume his duties tomorrow morning..
The Rev Dr. " F. Brown pastor o. the r re- bis
pastoral relation with that society. Iii,
KYE-Thc rye sunday school Association *lli hD
meeting Nb 's r MeS tRs REV. H Dr. John
Of the Fifth Avenue Presby TEXAN ,boir ~ christ
Tpi,copaI Church which has been in training ioi
some Time. will appear In the ch"rch ior '"0 "'''
time to morrow.
yONKERS-Thc League OF Unitarian Women OF li ,nr
stale of Ncw-York held its annual meeting ycs'g,unS
al the First Unitarian Church. III thiS cl'J. hcd
we're $50 womcn present. The mccth. was ny
vim closed doors The officers i9r the pie e
,',r ,rrrc re- elected. paper entitled "liappnlcs,
in il Varlou, Aspects" was read by Mrs BohG: o.
s,y1rtbmor. College Philadelphia. MT'. W rrcu
Lawrence entertained party OF fflchds any n
i~rs ri the Cornthlan Yacht Club house la't high'
with "A dance and refreshments
DISQUALIFICATION eNCtva'ing for tilc louitu@
,lon ~ the new opera house YESTERDAY uh,dItncu
100 feet below the surface Of the ground ,elctou
~ a man alont six feet I'm height me discovery
arscd siderable excitement IN the village NcE'rd
yc,r- ago a man my~tcriously disappeared iron,
tcci.Lili and va, never heard OF. IL Is SUPPOSED
that he was murdered.
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AFFAIRS ~ BROOKLYN.
* AID or cLrRGyNEY's FAMILIES.

The articles 81 incorporation Of the Protestant tps'
copal Clcreymcn's Family Fund society ot Long
Land have been approved by the supreme Court Inc
corpoi,or-. representing twenty churches, are frcu
crck &. Clark II. James,, william H. Freeman -
u,,'-. william G.. Low Grace: John Il. Green, Good
sbcnbcr,. l. Woo,cy shepard II. Marys; Lyman Il.
Greene Holy Trinity John \. Nichols. Messiah James
= Stcaru. Reformation. Charles Fichsay, II. PaulS
south BROOKLYN. Wlllctt y Eldridec Emmanuel, Car
rncc H. Wandcl. II. Narys; William Dunno, our
>aviour George Phillips Moncmcnt; william L.
Walworth. Good shepherd J. NJ Il. 'lih. Messiah :
Frederick +. sherman, 81 Peters; william II. Chap
p,ll vi Saint.' south Brooklyn, Dr. Alexander
iIutchiu-. 81 Matthews. tdudu- I. Hcatty, St
bartholomew Charles g. Bennett, II. Barnahas's :,
John Hamilton. ~. AIMS, Edwin \. Clark Christ.
Eastern District. and Edward I. Cockcy, st. Georges.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

p.u.senhia Nav 2-The Philadelphia brotherhood
c,,h started out well in to-dsys game win hely o''"
team earning two runs in the hfst Two innings, os
adc Ave run. in second Hustled pitched the hr''
' ,nings and Cunningham finished out the game. At
tendance 4162. The score was:
Philadelphia P- LIB J Q Q Q 10
phadcghs T. ROso9 and s. sdSGarnr T@
Pp Ifs and HObert
Chicago May The Chicago'Pittsburg game to'day
was marked by numerous errors ana h'a'y h''hS "i1
bonors about Chicago made hNe runs IN inc soho
inning principally by Wilmots errors Coohey helced
eay while Carroll did nearly all the batting for his side
Attendance 300. The score was:
Chicago q. L1.......qI . ! 9 ddI-ss
II rltseSTg AID ID o mrFoFGfas
zachsrias. -,.-- -.,,
cleveland May 1.-The National League players could
not hit Rhines effectively in tOday's game. This com
ncd with Incolns wildness and the punching OF hit by
cincinnati when there bases, gave the FED
Stockings another victory. There were many priIAhs
plays in the field. The score Was
CCllssy.s,aIaa na tN. L1.."...29 . Q : &c
Basehts-Cleyeland 5. Cincinnati G. Errors-cleyeand
l. Cincinnati i. Pitchers-Lincoin and Rhines Umpire
IMconadc
Uemminr,s wildness and heavy batting OF the
Chcssos was the cause Of Ceveands defeat to-day al
the Players League PARK. The score was as follows
Cleveland o ! . 9 Q XII
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Brennan, Baldwin and Farrell
Pi,tsburg May GOOD fielding marked today game
at Exposition Park. The baulhg was fA'her "s'' w
both sides but the visitors got in their hits al the proper
time and won the game. Attendance, 1000 Inc score
,
E E"s,'s r. ar LIB I'-~ g Q . 7 II
ngn ss 6 Carroll and
Umpr s-Mztnews aud Cunning
Syracuse May 2.-The game today between tne s'ar'
and Brooklyn closely contested up TO the as' f
when the stars latted four earned runs III u''
inning the home team made six hits including hfee
haeger Pitcher Keefe substituted for Lyons IN th'
,xth inning and after that the visitors were un'oe "
.eoye aud made only hit. Attendance. lZoo. 1h'
Bcore .
Syracuse 9 q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L. Brooklyn O. Errors-syracust
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ELIZABETH.
EII/AHF I'll
FIX CONGRESSMAN KEAN FIGHT- 4 FIRE

CONGRESSMAN KEAN FIGHTS 4 FIRE.
"Ursino.7 the historic house u Governor Living
sion during the Revolution had narrow escape from
destruction Yesterday. Tho place. which f. IN Union
Township. for many year Ia, belYngcd to colonel
John Kcan. Tho Outbudings and barn were dis
covered ON fire by cK-COngrc-s Kciu at O'Clock
I'm the morning and rapid was the spread Of the
Dame that in short time. the stable. barn. erandary
and large cowhousr were mass ~ flames. The
finely arrival ~ the Elizabeth fire department saved
IN, historic landmark FX Congrc, sman kcan fought
,ho names IN hi. shirt sleeves hard any of the
bremen Ill- valuable stud Of trOilnc horse, was
in new brick stable. TO which was owing their eai"ty.
Eighteen head Of cattle persisted. a. also ala three
t,r,,, hnrsrs Tie poultry sheds. farming implement,
and large stock ~ grain together with many tons
~ hay and feed destroyed. The FIRE l. supposed
I,,.o been 81 tramps. There little or
rn Insurance on the property. Mr.. kcan estimates
ms loss at over 10000.
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SHORT HILLS.

All the prizes for orchids offered at the Detroit
Floral and Musical Festival. held April o. 10 -.
secured by the exhibit Of James r. Pitcher, OF Short
HIS The prizes Amounted to 1915 In cash. In add
tion 10 which ten special premiums, con
Sitting Of diamond badges, Royal Worcester vases.
etc whose intrinsic value amounted 10 several hun
dred dollars. also went TO Mr. Pitcher This collec
inr nj orchids was great surprise - the residents Of
n,,,o, and during the whole Of the exhibition the
crowd around great rs Ia render the aislcs in
lis immediate vicinity almost impossible. II is prob
able mat the result Of the exhibition will be- the build
ing Of greenhouses and the cultivation Of this beautiful
class az plants TO large extent throug Michigan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
BEATEN By THE PIlLADELPHlAS.

rpF yFw.YORK y. L. LOSING A GAME-AHEAD
TO THE END OF THE FIFTH INNING.
Philadelphia. May (speciap-Up to the end Of the
fifth inning New York had Philadelphia beaten in the
National League game here to-day. In the sixth ana
o,.r+h innings Rusje weakened and WriGhts men
hated out six runs taking the lead In the ninth
New York made a gallant effort to tie the score
rserbrook went out on fly. Buckley took first on
Hamlton's num- coming in on Ruse's three-bagger
and after Tiernans retirement at hrst ClarKs Single
hroupht Rusie home. Hornung's line-mt was, how
aver captured by Thompson, a brilliant play, and
New York's chance was lost. The score was as fol
lows:
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STATEN ISLAND.

ST GEORGIA. delegation Of tnc New YORK Vol,
rutccr T.rcmcu's Association visited staten lslthu
,c,i.rdav in search II a site for the erection OF
new institution for the aged and intrm hrrmen.
Tbc ,n,,,cr i. To- be held under consideration for
short time. Inc hii an! ia" 80
open II, spring season e. moro" WIN rimo' , "Sr
staten Island from George ~ TOt"nvllle ana fcrh
Arntoy y j. returning by rail e. Jersey 'lty. INC
route laid ont viii take In all The Interesting ana
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
THE ELEPHANTS COMING TO TOWN

The Barnum & Bailey show Will begin to astonish
Brooklyn Monday morning. TINS evening, a. soon
AS the audience has gathered within the big tent In
New York the menagerie tent will I've struck and
the wild beasts elephants and camcls and domcdarcS
will start for Brooklyn. ON Monday morning there
will be great torchlight procession, An afternoon
Meanwhile "TOdy" Hamilton who has already visited
Baltimore and Washington, Will have startco on MS
journey 70 the far South and the far West