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New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
10 REPORT 0y THE PRUDEyTIAL COMMITTEE

Boston, May 2G.-Thc committee of niLe appointed
to investigate the proceeding of the Prudential Com
m!ttcc # the American Board OF Missions have. II T.,
said made cons dcrdbc pr,grc-s. sub committees have
been appointed. with Instructions 10 report AT the
al fjonrncd meeting Of the hole committee on the
Third Thursday of August. The R"y Or. Walker. the
chairman, wa authorized tO make during the recess
such investigations he might nt j. IT..
Washburn Of $cw York, and ~amucl johnson, OF this
cty. were appointed matter, Of finance aud thc
Rev Dr. Quint methods Ol appointing mis- ion
aries. 4 ccmmittc" Wa appointed 10 consider ;hc
question Of records. another u COtroveried cases, and
another On ntncss of candidate, for -iOnary ap-
pointnr.na.. The whole committee fppcar deter
mined - make thorough iGNc,tleapn II all matters
In controversy.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
WHY she WAS 50 NERVOUS
From Texas Sifting,.

\ Galveston. 1cA., man j, IN the habit Of getting
M early and going ia swimming IN tn bay bcfpr,
brcakfa-t. one morning his wlic remarked at the
breakfast tablc:
"Gcorgc. / am anNou, wlr yol away bath
ing in the morHne that can't sleep wink until you
get back."
George felt very much nattcrcd That us wife cared
30 much for hi, safety and bng dc-lrJas ~ allaying
her apprchrsiOl- hr said
Don't be- alarmed know how 10 swim. and
there Is no danger OF my getting drowned
was not thinking about your getting drowned
That never entered my bead bat am afraid that
some thief knowing that YOU leave the house early in
steal the silver
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
FIFTH RACE-Sr. JAMES HOTEL STAKES.
MILES
slXrm KNCE. SrLIING ~ ErRLONGS-
RACING Ar IA'rONTA

Cincinnati. MAY pa large number of spectators
trongcd the grounds TO witness the second days rae
Ing at Latonia today. The weather pleasantly
cool and the track slow account NJ recent rains
Four favorite> out of live won. The most important
the Kentucky Jack Pot stakes, for three
year old, and upward, mile and half starters
Outbound. 122 luntress, l3l. Post oddS-inntre>,,
| 10 - and to 20; Outbound. | 10 l. Outbound led
by length at the start but lIuntress soon came mp,
and both raced down the stretch past the stand under
"a strong pull At the three-quarter post Outbound,
who had fallen behind began TO come forward but
the effort useless. Ilunrcss won easily by q
length aud a half Time. - 90 ii.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
pvovryryr 4RRrrALs At THE HOTELS

gREVoORr-C Charles f. Maver president OF me bs4'
tiuo.e and ohio Railroad Company, ana kal,@u % -
N"I,"r. + ingalls, OF Cincinnati FIFTH ANENI =
General C. D. MacDougaA. O Auburn y. y. "lhSE -.
,.rrou f. smith of syracuse, ana eA.s'sl''or 's a.
IN ~ Canaiohare. \ \. HottMAN-No1.s 20
I,..,u and Ron,n De Bos.iou. Of France ana JuSsS
william J. wallace, OF syracuse NJ KhAn ,opE h1SE
Judge Edwin Coantryman, of AIoahy' ~ >,,-sa7
80 tn.,t.s Poe. OF Bermuda and John G Nhnmo - -
onoon ST CLOUD Fanny Davenport. -. 1AN
C,nrres-man John sanford, OF Amsterdam n l.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
CHICAGO'S PESTILENCE T. BREEDER
From The Chicago Mall.

And now with the heat Of summer approaching.
even though Onr alleys and streets be immaculate,
which they aren't Yet. there arises on the horizon
large black cloud which, being Interpreted. Is called.
Menace 10 the health Of Chicago" And II Is very
great aud serious and able bodied menace at tit IN
It's gloomy Businesses turks the Cerberls with IT. many
heads Of which the most terrible are typhoid fever,
Glphtheria aud malaria This fOul vapOr which hides
the monster which threatens us arises from the nosome
and pesential Chicago River and 1t cannot DO dis'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
THE pLYBOUTH PILGRIM SOCIETY.

Plymouth. Mass. MAY 26.The Pilgrim society as
its annual meeting today, chose these officers for
the coming year: President John ID. Long: vice
presidents j. Henry >tickncy, Baltimore William
" Erarts. New-Yors: +. L. AncS Ea,,on. I'aa" y.
Stoddard, Tlvmouth secoriin- and corresponding
-ccre,ary William :. Danforth Plymouth. trsa-urer.
Charles :, sioddarl, Ply mouth. Also long list Of
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
4 SfREET-CAK REFORQ.
From The Philadelphia Pres.

The Traction Company viii try to stop all splitting on
the floors II its strcctCar, dgd it, H. than likely
that the other railway COMPANIES Of the city viii lOn
IN tins eHdcavor In nearly all OF the cars on the
loving Injunction
splitting on the floor Of this is strictly pro.
hibitcd.'
short time ago The Press gave account Of tho
result of some experiments made b. Or samuel I.
Dixon. Of the University Of Phadeipla, which re-
vealed IN startling manner dangers attending the
sgustn. practice.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

night from kidney disease aiter an Illness oi ioui
v.ceks Mr. Marshall born in Paterson IN 1916
and IN early life conducted a -four store in Newark.
lie subsequently purchased farm at Caldwell ana
.ferward moved TO LacOn, III. Twenty five year ago
ne settled i'm Newark and opened the business when
D.. coudnctcd AT the time Of his death. The firm has
I,,nc stores in Paterson and Jersey City. lie leaves
.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
,ccrSrn oF PASSING WORTHLESS CHECKS.

Roston. May 2s.-Eugene Dumas, FIenchman.
horn in Egypt who represents himself as an agent OF
the Gentemen's Driving club of New-iork has been
arrested for passing worthless checks in paymenf of
horses pnrcha.ed here. number Of New'lofk
rawn tickets were found on him.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
RACL-IIANDICAP.
THIRD RACE-TWOYEAKOLDS SELLING. FIVE
FOURTH RACE-GREAr AMERICAN STAKES. TWO.
YEAE-OI.Ds. GUARANTEED NALUE so 900.
.h. C. Rotation. by Eo,hcrgiil-p,u.us
FIVE III RLONtaS.

A. Tomp-on's ch e. Rotation. by Eothcrgill-piu.ius
Slripir ......... ...... .........-...... lis
1855 . bi.tb.r. b. e.. BacAiocA BY Blet-Jacolet. IFS
ID ID Nithrr,- b. c. by NetroIu0ncS ...... lis
ID D. Nit.rr-. en- b, abundance ........ lis
4 l!,fruuf'- D. e., fftI I. Blal-e- ltlrt'" lis
s. LtlroYt- ch -. charles cy ~ Buis"- toritA ll~
ll,.. lio'h.r- q. b., afford -lNrlvn Cltcl. lis
'S ilAclild- br g. Willie L.. by FalsrttcNl.rIn1a llo
j. \. A. IL. MOiti,'s D. &C. Ersstu. los Eolu,-
TIic Russell lis
e. d. MtDo',. "a. =. Captain waeenrr. by Great
Tom sadie " Nary... .... ......... ........ lls
l. ] R,-c's D. Co..iil b, Fi,.d -t,oula - lis
" l.. SCOTS Sch e. Hoeso. by RIyon Or-M
Ryron M,Clcisad., ch. T. sa.ue McCl,land ty
Rsn,oca- stables b. + sarce. b, tmper,r-p's.
j. 4 Is \. II. Morris, br. T. Ambulance. by
o. MaHie Giay ...'.'. ~ '.. ll6
W. f. SCOTS pr. T. Amulet. bY layon Or Presto ll5
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
nARYARn covNEycENENr sPEAKERs

Boston. MAY 26-.1e ,pcakers for the Halvard
from The class q 800 are follows:
From the scientific school. G. ;. Pierce from tho
colle-e = L. BAN LATIN. W E. B. Du Pos. x. {.
Harrison, y. c. Torrev and Il. l. Weeks rom Ae
Law school, F. Il. Jones.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
Tile GREAT AMERIcAN STAKES

The Great American and st. James Hotel stakes viii
draw a host Of people to Gravc-cnd to-day. The
former VIII be- worth s3O.OOo. with Russell Am
ullucc and Correction all DOING their best the Messrs
Mo.r, seem to have a nrm grip on the prize. Ii the
track j., very heavy tie Abundance colt viii have a
poA in. And there i, captain Wagner. who Is not
entirely out Of il. Nor Boleru and Amulet 10 b.
dc pi,ed Dr.lzle looks very tempting in the 3D.
Jamc, Hotel stakes.
Following are full l,ts OF all rhc entries
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
ALMOST BLIND.

For years have been troubled with blood tsint
bafed the skill Of the best physicians of Ohio and
Indiana The disease finally affected my eyes such an
extent that almost blind. 1 then induced to
take Of Swifts Specific IS S. S. and am thankful
to say that after taking few bottles entirely cured
My eyesght entirely restored and my health
than has been for years, and there trace Of
the disease left consider blood purifier
and general health tonic to-day the market"
OSCAR WILES Huntlngburg Ind
CVwe have a Book Blood Poison which all so az.
nicted should have We will mail 1t free application
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atlanta Ga
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
, BASEBALL CATCHER KILLED

savannah. May 20" Zen Myers. catcher ot
oo,,,,d baseball club, while playing AZ Montgomery
to dsv WAS struck in the mouth - ball thrown Oy
,he u,te her and instantly killed.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
AZ rtrcrroy HELD ~ CEDAR KEYS

Cedar KEYS. Fla. MAY % 'SpeciaD.-The city Is
ouiet and Navor Cottreu is stn al large. The
cutter McLane is ly.nc OF the city. An election
was held for city Clerl and assessor today. L. \.
Coachmau was elected Clerk, aud J. o. Andrews
assessor.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

SWEEPSTAKES. so EACH. $1,000 ADDED. SIX
FURLONGS
S9'e'; Ht is 81 Gregory by rFsaSs
RSysI nro:asg; a,ass : H. r. Pea Pos B.
PS sssd hgHs D. cb TeG@eF %@ Fellow s
EAdcser sts5le's b. Glp.y QUEEN J. lii~cWarSie9
Z i emGa E%% Sn C. Led %sddppsG ps,ay -
Gray & Co.'s blk. (. zooe a. llO........; (Bar6ee)
y E g. w&Ecr! Rfl&Ef S9 1dvcf%GEs 'S5S 1 l0i
4 M qnE J5%ns,. 3 b. b. ca!MdefbS C. MebSws 81 10 T.
to f%'.oS Ho'd Rsn%cay Ss5n5ss 20
J. thapman @ % /, Ny Fellow 80 to l, Gpsy Queen 30
10 1'i,E J. Lord r bSmcpy cyS Carnegie to l. iHvsrmCrS
y S t, 1apn M Fellow 70 MD2"i 10 to Gpsy % oaesa s 80
M1tus.TGrecory straight so TO- place sle IS; Bella
Bella b got oG in front. Gregory second, the others
ind differently Gregory at to the front and
naming there end, without effort by two
lengths Bella D. second under the whip. length before
Eolo Gregory and worked mile in fast time,
pulling up very lame. ar he always did last year The
ayorlte Lord Dsmeny, for brief moment
In the hunt.
FIFTH RACE-swEEPsTAKES. TwOYEAROLDs
SIZZLING. FIVE FCRLONGs.
D. Gideon's b. <. by Dalnacarioch- -Retributon. ll3
C. F. $SsSs,r:,. b. C. : r,or loa .1.s; ftsGa; 2
W. l.. seous br. e. Ie-'Ilen.e5 loj....~ 90 tBarnss) 8
Tourist Folly :. Almy ally john ~ Fonda, Emily
Cartr Woodcuttr julie &C. srolina, Lepanto ind Addie
Be,tng to -Retrbutlon reding Gsyorte to p
SorvltOr 10 20 l. Pe-trnc" 20 J. tourist j. 20 Polly
>. 10 TO L Almy My 10 ~ John NJ 10 % Pafoina
g. H. Lepaato 70 l. Wo'deuttes ~ |. Fonda 80 20
Biting for place Retrlbu'ion gelcing 70 Seryitor
~ Pcstlence % Tourist ) o. |. Polly =. I 70 J,
Any hliy ~ John NJ % J. parolina 70 Lepanto
g. Wooicuttor 90 ]. Fonda 10 TO ], Emily Garter
10 g. J. Julc g. 10 20 !. Atdio y. - % /.
tlutual--ketT button Erlaug straight el9 -. place
ell 81 >erNitor place 80 20.
Polly :. tue Retrihution geding. neck and neck.
made running the head Of the stretch, whore Polly
rered the g,diu- coming alone and winning in the
ea-i,, possible by lengths Servtor second.
a neck before Pcstilencc. No bid for thr winner.
SIXTH RACE SWEEPSTAKES so EACH. $1,000
ADDED. SELLING ONE MILE
Il. DIVERS D.. (. Qu sai by Hmyar-oueen Ban 4
VS. IL . lt2VOOJ ........ Bergsn
J. T. N Donalds "a. T. Manoa. I. ll2 ......l lSoserJ
r. J. n u,Iuds blk. O.. sam WOOD 4 liz Carr som
14no-l .43.
HarwoOd rrllam. Sarr.A Tho Bourbon, sam D,
Rudolph satisfaction. ht ,Nal"ntIe. Wah0o M7Ih.
Pulzlc. slumbcr. Long Branch. Cay Stoc 7On. MoOd-
bulu All Little ADD. also
H.ttlnc ~ win -Que-ii la,o-it" . % ;. Manoa %
l. sam Wood " l. Long Branch % /. CLAY stockton
'i,ug Tor pacc-g1c,al 20 . Mauoa 70 :. sam
Wcd u p Long Bfanth - l. Clay stockton 10 !.
other, = T. 40 u l.
slumt the running for seven turong. and quit
Que-al dashed up of the ruck and by two
lengths Manola second. neck before sam " Wood. No
bid
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
uEATH O LAMES NARSHALL.

James Marshall. senior mcihber Of the firm Of
Marshall & Ball one Of the vealthiest clothing firms
in NewJersey, died at his home in Newark last
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
EnNDN NEEIRED.

Washington Nav 2G.-Today the bond offers az
grccatcd $..730 follows: Registered 1s-$l 800
500, ~ 900, at l.2.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
BLOOD POISON
s S S

swIFT's SPECIFIC is inallible than any medi.
ne made-yet contains no potash poison
Or mineral OF any 1t eliminating the poison
from the blood,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

Banquet Chleftaln. Jersey Pat wyndham, Cayuga and
Favoritc Withdrawn.
FOURTH RACE-UEAVY WEIGHT HANDICAP
SWEEPSTAKES. so EACH, $1,000 ADDED. SIX
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FlRsT RACE- SWEEPSTAKES. 20 EACH. $1,000
ADDED. HALF MILE.

W C. paIs b ' ''n Service BY Reform" noo.i.a ,o
z. j.. A-h.- ,a Geraldine hy Gr.n,,,ad ~Con.n
p'fe stable, e. Iornentor no ". B,imo,tI s
NJ. l.. Bo"u.n@'. b. T. Rosa. . ~ .poNulns %
". J.. turl- D. m. osrraIt. ages. l-o % lYhul e.
A. b'luoptr 90. r. 'I'-iu.4,.. 8 IA H,rl4t0pl q
NHa.-oa stale 10. r. Ir-o. . 40 lLuurHrt. q
llo4gh Beot.~r- Do. r. Iot.-t K.p.. :. H. .Da5 q
Betting 20 winch >.r,Icr ,t.Yorit.I = Co g.. r,l.
din 20 D. Torn ffDf ~ to !. thr-apelar 1 % Forest
kuc 30 to ho.a t0 o I,go 5O ~ I. O-r'ol l0o ~
Betting Tor place is rstc- O. .. Geraldine 5
lo.m,ntuI o. L. 'hcsalraAr rN'A, tofe.t King % T.
Eo-a 20 20 J. ltlu ~ 20 D. f'-r'o.t 80 ~ T.
Mutuair. tNu service straight sll 10. place ~ o.
Geraldine Ila'' 80 co.
After tdo-, delay At the po-t. caused principally
bv Chc-apane, who refused to JON his hor,c, Hae
fu a fair START. Geraldine Immediately shot % tno
front. and with R,-a and Ci, her heels,
Into "a" stretch hy nearly two lrngtA, Kelly took hcf
very wide. which enabled Linblcy bring thI service
up Ga. rail- and gain much ground. At the furious
,,l Service coared the mare dtylng nn-h cusuod
result hH' n doubt I'm the Last stride. The Judge
unable to ip. ttc tAo decided Zoo favor of dead
heat Touu'nor. thld. beaten two cugth,. Chc-a-
p-nk". tho 'rood ttnl,' could yard Ham
lou npggrd han all the way. Your Uncle william Daly
insisted running or the dead heat. but MIR A,he DE-"
cun,d, 80 Ci,ll Service declared the winner. II,
walked over the and the stakes. Nolttt did
not start.
SEIOND RkTE-IfANDICN SWEEPSTAKES. so
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
A VICTORY FOR THE pREsEyTERy OF CAPE FEAR

A VICTORY FOR THE PRESEYTERY OF CAPE FEAR
saratOra. MAY 26 (Spocial.1iie PeSbyter Of Cape
Fear met last month At Lousburg. X G.. and adopted
All overture asking that the recommendations adopted
bv the last Assembly in the report Of the special Com
mitiee on the Frccdmens Board be changed - that
r. shall read That the Board Of Missions for Freed
rcn should control the work among the freedmen and
not depend upon the contributions Of the Church 10
oihcr Lizards. But any other board may render such
noedci assistance as may be justified by the condition
O. is treasury. AL appeals for aid except PreSby ieral
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
NEW COMMITTEES OF TIE NJ. E. cHuRcm SOUTH.

NEW COMMITTEES OF THE VI. F. CHURCH SOUTH.
II. Lous May 2G.-At the General Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South. this morning. the
flst business done the election 0: boob editor
The rev. ". H. Harrison. who is secretary Of the
General Conference and who has also been book editor
for many years. elected by vote Of l5l cut Of
q totsl Of lsO. Tho following committees we're
elected: SUNDAY schools. l. j. McGrUdcr, J. II. Car
Isle !. j. Hamilton. George A. Day. J. r. Poppy.
Committee on Church ENtenson-Ircshcnt. Prcsly
Mcguire. vccprcsident. G. X. Long: treasut.r, J. W.
Proctor. Mana .cr,-J. l.. Wheat, John OVcr5ucker
G. = Grubbs. Il. B Gilbert. ~. e. settle, W. l.. lar
ris, D. ". Pond C. !. Nandeven;cr, : VI. Hosmcr
". n. Nctley. T. l.. Parker, J. ". Paulcit and b. F.
Carroll. Tie Boob Committee authorized t. ON
pOy an sl,tant ,uncay scfo0l EDITOR. W. g.. Cun-
min cham Wa, rc elected editor Of sunday school 1T
eraturc
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
TmInD KACl.-DROOKLYN DERBY. THREE YEAR

E.'fiug t. " huntington UnNOrtc l3 70 . Torso -
to l. Kcnwood TO =, cyclone colt - l. radshah . To
Tournament 10 to j Kings own 10 To /. Lsmony Up
king,brldgc 100 10 J. Icntaur 100 to /.
Icttns FOR pi2cr-hur!ington 70 3. Torso Il 10 T.
Erf.vnod 90 - Cyclone cNeu- padi-hah /
Tonrn,mcnt 20 l. Kings own IL to l. Lislmony 20 20
KIM .hridgr 30 ~ !, C,ntaur 30 q I.
Mutual -Hurlircton Straight 4l9 95. place $40 100
Torso pac" 30 -.
E,nood second and Burlington third. The others never
were in the racr. The Cyclone COLI ntcrercd with
ON the lower turn. AMI aor dropping the rear could
not get up again. In tn stretch Barnes called
lnglon who responded galanty, passed Kcnwood and
Torso and rather easily hy length and half: Torso
second hall a lcngth before Kenwood. The pace was
funcrcal. Torso ridden with poor judgment. and
Lewi,'s attempt 1n.sh with Barnes ludicrous
tho extreme Tho La Fayorlta colt. Sir John, Chaos.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
LCOND RACE-liANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. o.
LAlI N 600 ADnEn L. MIIIN.

ffaNor.tJ To- Pratsr 10 !. Cortrf u l. Ca-tINay
to Bach 80 10 L. ~. Luke 30 to /. trtauua so To- l.
u.ttug FOR pasc-Mi ir 81 % to l. ndIi mt q to J. EOu
10 . PrItl,r cNca-. turtet To |. ta-taWay to .,
BECK o % ] ~. Lux" % to |, ghanua - To- I.
Mutual,- 80 tex {, sod Wufrri. SalNni straight
:iOG 81 place SO 90 Lon place s6 40.
ItLanna made tie I,icr fuIlong. and passed
Ly Eon. WHO led thc l.t fufong. winning apparently
Ia thr impressive style. Her. however he wrs
CHALLENGED Ly Sal,ni and rrthcr Bergen his whip
and There stubborn struggle btWrcn the three all
the to tnr pot while they lighting out
Wilirrd shot up the outside and clcycry by a
length, Sa,ini srccnd, length half before fon
King crab IIc,c did start.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-05
THE STRIKE INQUIRY.

The Board of Arbitration Taking Testi-
 mOny at Albany To-Day.
 ALBANY. N. Y., Sept. 5.-The Board of Arbitration and Mediation reconvened in the Senate Chamber this morning at 10 o'clock for the purpose of continu- ing the investigation of the strike.
 Messrs. Wright and Devlin, of the General Executive Board said their side had about 20 discharged Knights to give testimony. The only other man they knew to be subpanaed is Supt. Bissell. Mir. Wright said Roger A. Pryor would mist on MT. Webb an swering his question as to what i'm structions were given the Pinkerton men at the beginning of the strike.
 It was proposed to see whether the Board could not compel MT. Webb to answer this question, and if not then appropriate legislation would be sought to give the Board additional powers and Jurisdiction.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-05
ENFORCING A NEW LAW.

The First Arrest Made for Answering
 Green Goods Circular.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The Postoffice Department has received information of the first arrest under the act of March 2, 1889, which makes it unlawful to answer a green goods circular.
 J. s. Nicholson wrote from Mat. thewson, Md, under date of October %, to Adam Conkling, Hoboken, N. J., in answer to a typewritten circular. Conkling's mail was stopped and Nicholson'G letter was found contain in $10 for which he was to receive $500 worth of green goods.
 The arrest was made day before yes terday at Lewiston, Md, and Nicholson was given hearing to-day before Commissioner Rogers of Baltimore and held under $1, 800 bonds to await the action of the grand jury, in default of which he went to jail.
 Postofice Inspectors Jacobs and Stoutenburg arrested Nicholson at Lewiston, Md, and he admitted mail ing the letters which was written by his sister at his dictation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-05
SPEAKER REED AT HOME.

He Praises the Mckinley Bill in a Speech
 at Portland.
 PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 5.-Three thou sand people welcomed Speaker Reed home last night at the City Hall. MT. Reed was accompanied to the platform by the Mayor. State Representative Fogg, who presided, presented the Speaker, who advanced to the front of the platform and was received with a prolonged burst of slnSlause.
 He reviewed the work accomplished by the present House, and explained the rules now governing that body. Dismissing this subject he took up the tariff and gave an exposition of the value of the protective system. He eulogized in the highest terms the Mo Kinley bill, and characterized it as Ca measure destined to build up and expand American industries and Amer ican enterprises"
 At the close of the meeting he held an impromptu reception and shook hands with hundreds of admiring constituents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-05
THE KENNEDY SPEECH.
The Pennsylvania Delegation Much In
 censed at the Ohio Member.

The Pennsylvania Delegation Much In-
 censed at the Ohio Member.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The Republi- can members of the dele gation are much incensed at Mir. Ken nedy's remarks and Mir. O'Neill has drawn up a resolution reciting that Mir. Kennedy had violated the rules and privileges of the House by using language uncomplimentary to the Sem ate and to Senator Quay, and providing that the speech shall be withheld from publication in the Record.
 The resolution will be offered at the first opportunity by Mir. Dalzell of Pennsylvania, if Mr. Kennedy will not consent 90 withhold his remarks. MT. Kennedy will publish his speech in the Record when it is revised.
 Senator Quay was in consultation with MT. Ingalls, and other Republican Senators, and it is understood it was decided to be ad visable to take no ac- tion in regard to the Kennedy speech.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-05
THE PENNANT FIGHT
SecOntI Place Captured by the
 New York Giants.
KELLYrs TEAM IN THE LEAD
Philadelphia and Cincinnati Tied for
 Third Place in the National Race.

Eanager Barnie Says that There Was No
 Such Meeting as Reported at Philadel-
 Phia- Saltimore to Have Practically a
 New cam in. the Field Next Week.
 How Ae Clubs stand.
 BALTlIoRE, Sept. 5.-William Barnie, msnager of the Baltimore Baseball Club, hes just returned home from New York. He says that no such meeting as reported occurred in Phila- delphia between representatives of the American Association and the Players' League. President Phelps, who was reported as being there, was in reality in Louisville, as is shown by telegrams from Phelps.
 Arrangements for several new men for the Baltimore Club are being com plotted. and s new team practically will be in the field next week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-05
PueILlsTIc STARS.
Champion Sullivan to be Followed on the
 Stage by Several Fighters.

Champion Sullivan to be Followed on the
 Stage by Several Fighters.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The success which has attended the debut of John L. Sullivan as an actor has melted 6 number of the lesser lights of the prize ring to discard the fstic arena and adopt the boards as a means of livelihood.
 The Kilrain-Ashton combination will shortly blossom out with the assistance of several other pugilists and wrest1ers, in specially written comedy farce, entitled, 'tJack's Little Game" It is confidently expected by members of the company, who haven't the slightest idea what the play will be like, that they will coin money next season.
 Charles E. Davies, better known as the Parson. not to be outdone, has perfect ed arrangements with Jim Corbett arSd Peter Jackson, whereby they will be the stars in a piece now being written by an eminent playwright of Chicago, which will be called "The Bunch of Fives." This, it is said, will eclipse even Honest Hearts and Willing Hands,"
 pominick MeCaffrey has also thrown the mits aside for the buskins. He is on the road in a company of which he is the chief owner.