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New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
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Calvin ToupNin, probably IN" Oldest Republican j"
Rocki,ud County dicd his home AZ I"ukins low "l
,,e riudson River on SUNDAY afternoon n hi ninety
eighth year Heart failure tine rmffi1t" ans' "i
hi, death. MI Tomkins wa born a. orange y. j. ~
his carly lfc he conducted and finally oau' 10 own u
limo OF packet boat, which ia tho-" da'- carried NOS
n tho freight between Newark y j. and N'"-h" ''''
His n,e little vessels came In at Whitcfal''t "H.a '
20 tho .llp from whirh Conclu. Wand 'rblt ''Nd DTS
.rryaucer 10 staten Island Durnr 90" "af oi l'l- '
.nt.-d the military service q tho rntad states Hd was
lonorailv discharged when p"ace wa' de- nr'd. N' u'
aim. II nj. death droS his veterans pension IRON '
.rnmcnt.
when coal from the Penn'yl,snia h"d- w. mao
accessible a. tide water hy -" c'nh constructed I" u
d.lds ho for ions time controlled H. Distribution o.,
Newark aud az this laid TIC foundation - - i'f
tune About 1925 he founded The little -'tii'Lot called
,r.r Inf. name Oh the Hudson. H. h''arr if'nt.i H
ua re Eeunblcan parts A. II. inception and remained
~ bo las, , ,tsnch sGhcrcrt N - prnfl"- or "''f
,,n,v vear. he va, prominent nguf' IT, %" Nih"d,
rn,.opal church and contributed literally o. - H-,'u
,,o.. a. many directions. Until within f'w ~. h-
n, b,s doth he was vigorous IN body aud mind
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" Mr.. POTTER OF TEXAS" on THE STAGE.

Buffalo. May 10 Special" Mr.. Potter OF Iexis
tonight made its first appearance on thc s'asc'
al the Academy Of Music in this city. ArchDaid
Clavering Gunter wrote the play eight years ago
before Mr. Barnes OF New-YOrk" written; and
contrary to the general impression, the book wa9
written from the play The first part Of the book
devoted 10 the bOmbardment Of Alexandra, l. omitted
in the pay the action Of which begins with the ap
pearance of Mr. Potter. and follows the book closely.
The plot never lags The company is under the man
arement of Frank W. Sanger Of the Broadway Theatre
NevYork who managed Mr. Barnes OF New YORK"
The leading part was taken bv William ii. Thompson
who has done well in "A Possible Case Mankind,
aud Money Mad Baron Lincoln was played by
Henry Holland The Hon Arthur Lincoln was inter
preted by Charles b. Welles lately seen IN thls city
with Miss Margaret Mathcr Charlie fTrai' Is gwen
10 Clarence IIandysides, who has been leading man
with Helen Barry this ". a. Sahos dsSuihca
the character Of Ralph ErTol aud Lormef sto1Iu ,
that OF Il. sidney Van COtt Mr.. StOddarG was LVUc
Lord Trelawncy In the Original production OF Robson
aud Cranes /" The Henrietta" OF the comedians no
better choice could have been made FOR Brac@elt te
detective, than Charles BOUser, OF Pltlacus 'Tc'h
and Snoggs fame. Thomas f. Jackson. a. feHsic
impcrsonatOr, appeared Lubbins and Emma Nadcrs
who has been principal support % Edwin Booth anu
leading female part. Miss Cora Ed.all, who took the
part OF Ida Potter. has recently closed bTiei starring
tour under the management Of j. VI. Hi. Miss MAY
Uanes, who made hit Prince Edward III Rcnain
Msnsfelds Richard III, cast for Ethel Lincoln,
the young friend of Ida Potter W. II. seymour, OF
the Boston Museum, personally directed the stage.
The large audience tonight was thoroughly appreca
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
WORE TROTBLE OVER SMUGGLED GOODS.

It is possible that there be further interesting
deycloprncnts in OF the seizure OF articles "h
ammo stewards Of the steamer CITY Of N"wbo ORR hlhuH
gled into this mort last week. Charles = Wlib"I o'''
NJ the Treasury who made the seizure, s'id yes
erdav that might proceed against som" of h' c"''
.gnees II ne could n against them There hr'
said TO be well-known persons among inc oo"'
spnecs who have been taking this method of ouNlnt
London clothing. Mr.. wilbur not willing 20 CIV"
any names Of tho consignees. but he showed 't ."
the articles captured They include fortycght S"u'
eighteen pairs Of trousers. nine coats and "nl't'o''
nine waistcoats. nine oyerconts. ten nannel su7 anu
other articles ~ apparel There were also s"N'h'S-"'
dozen pearl handles for penkniyes. The value o. 'o
entire lot is about $1,000. Mr.. Wilbur sad t''
gang Of thieves had been carrying on n bi'h'HS "'
time. working first Transatlantic stch"'"'P
line and then another. He thought now that h' ~
ample evidence TO break that gang up Tho 'lN VI
Sew-York will be allowed sail her regular trip u"
the agents will execute bond to piN "n''
fine. II any, might be imposed oh the coi'P''''
But that step In the nature Of formality pecd"
supposes for Instant that the Wrghs "o'''
employ a man Of questionable character
The examiDation in the case Of the stewards OIL th'
City Of Ncw-York postponed yesterday by Con'ni'
sioner 6hieldA
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the success scored at Cardiff the other day makes ue
publican very hopeful as " ultimate success.
Mr. sTANLEY'S EXPECTED MARRIAGE"
II is probable that the marriage Of Mr. stanley anu
Miss Tenant will take place in Westminster Abpcy III
July.
TURNING SHEEP FARMS INTO a DEER FoEfSI
Several large sheep farms on the DUKE OF S"ther-
lands enormous estate in the great county rom winch
he takes his title about 70 be converted n'Vo
deer forest sheep farming in scotland does not pay
now.
THE DIAMOND SYNDICATE PREVAILS
The middle OF May has come ana gone ana inc
great diamond syndicate has prevailed frlccS are
higher than ever, and now IL Is di'nch' 10 nA ''o
point they may attain before the END oi the year
The finest stones are than doubled III Vaiue.
on the other hsld, many dealers stIi hod out ana
decline purchasing.
No MORE USE FOE PASTEUR.
Probably as a result Of the operation OF the muzzhng
order in this country the authorities OF the lnSutut
Pastcur in Paris have not had single English patent
sent 10 them for treatment for hydrophoDa since inc
second week in February. letter from I"flS says
ave Thought from tins that you had an institute ol
your own in England. They arc quite surprised al
the Institut being 80 LONG without Englsh patients
We have some from Ireland here at present
Wv EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20

The dsagreesbe weather yesterday had a pcrceptibe
eect upon the attendance the local baseball games only
Loo spectators witnessing games. The rainy
weather Is playing havoc with the treasures Of the home
mines At the Polo Grounds Cleveland ard New-York
League teams played the final Of their present series,
the home nine winning exciting battle. The
game while rather slow the decidedly brisk
at The close NcwYorA winning In the last inning. Welch
pitched good game. and while Dcnnys work was not
perfect he made wonderful play In the third inning,
which more than made for his lie made run
nhg foul fly catch with his left hand which kept tho
spectators in good humor for remainder Of the game
Esterbrook won the game ninth inning on lively
twobaggcr against the lcft-ncd
Inc local players scored in the second inning
and but for indifferent baserunnng might have scored more
Denny took two bases error by Smacy After
hornung had been put out Murphy hit safely To right
held but Denny was put out at the plate on clover throw
By Daley. wcch hit safely cfc field Tiernan also
hit safely and Murphy scored but WEIGH also put out
at the plate.
In the fourth inning Cleveland nine sent three men
around the bases taking Sockwe led OF with
twoblse hit left field and third Denny made
Wild throw Of SHalcy's bouuder DALEY hit safely to
centre field and Stockwell scored Davis forced out
Suallcy at third. Adner would have forced Davis at
second but Baosctt dropped the ball thinner then hit
safely Held and Daley and Davis crossed the
plate.
The local PLAYERS reduced lead to run in the
hh Inning. Wclch again hit safely to centre hed ana
ran TO second sacrifice by Ternsn. lie scored on
Glas~cocks twobasc hit between left and centre fields.
The CeS Gland nine increased their lead by scoring one
the sixth inning. Smailcy seut to irsC
called balls and second a sacrifice by Daley
Arducr hit safely 20 left field and Sma'1ey scored
In the seventh inning the home team, usual, scored
but only Aftcr Welch had been put out,
1cran hit safely but put trying To steal second
Gla-cock nr-t called balls and Esterbrool,
va, struck by pitched ball. Bassetts drive eluded
Ardner's anxious finger, and Ga-scock scored
In ninth inning the lone player, scored two runs
and won tho game Murphy made a two-base hit 70 right
i,d and Tefnan reached frat by Stoch"'ll
forced Tirnau out at second Gasscock stole
To- second and with Murphy. scored Esrbrooks hard
drive against the lcned fence for two bases The score
follows.
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,.0-A 4 THEATRE USHER or HIS MtSCLf'
ur ATTACKS ONE OF THE AUDIENCE At PRO-
TORS AND sM>SITES \ GLASS IN HIS FAoh'

HE ATTACKS ONE or THE AUDIENCE At fi'"-'
TORS AND SMASIIES GLASS IN HIS FA'f'
one of the ushcrs in Proctor's Twenty thrN o''''
Theatre created a wild last evening dnflhs u'
ncrformance Of McKcnna's Filtration by as>aul'ht
ono Of the audience. Emanuel f. Fox Tic usher hF''
ht The young man In the with hts hSt and as the
excitement Of the people in the theatre rose Z" ieV''
mitch over the fight he took tumbler from TIE
,,,,cr cooler and struck Fox tull In The face F"r
trratelv Fox had held up his hand 10 ward OF the
bloyy and in that way greater injury was warded on
Fox had attended the theatre with HI father LOUIS
Fox OF no $40 West Forty y-siXth st. The father.
when he saw the violent sssant upon his son ana ihc
hlood flowing from wounds in The boy hcad ana
hand began franicalh screaming "Mmder' ms
added Greatly 10 the excitement already caused In the
theatre and attracted Policeman McNaly. oi th'
Nineteenth Precinct. to the scene In the great cA
element the usher escaped.
Fox and his father went over 20 the Ninc'echu
Precinct station and told the above story. 1hS aN'
said they went 70 the thc,trc and took ahWl,'i"!
tichcts After the first act the Younger man N,,''
down in the orchestra and took reserved seat ~
u-her came To- him and demanded NfY Ccni-. H
nfcred ia DAY twerty-f five cents Words followed az"
Fox left the seat and stood up with hi father IN the
be men were renewed, the fight following: FOX
aid that there was no FOR McNal.ys allpWlht
tho ushe to escape while the policeman saif thit Ih
theatrical people responsible foI inc man. y
warrant VIII te out for the usher at Jefferson M1TNc
Court In the morning.
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TWO METHODIST BISHOPS CHOSEN.

ELECTION OF TIL KEv. DIS T1i' L, e. HAY
coon AND %. =. FITZGERALD II 1T. LOUIS
H. Louis. NAV ~ tspcciaIi.-rnc General Confer
cncc of the Methodist Episcopal Church south ""'ed
two bishops to-day. The Rev. Aucu- g. Hay good
was elected on ne FIRST ballot. The other oanddM '-
were o. f. Fitzgerald. David Martin, H q. Harrison.
r. A. Peterson. Il. VI. >ledd. W. \. 'oudlrr J.. VI
Mcrrick J D. Rarbcc l. VI. Bounds. Dr. lIa's''d rr
ccivcd III votes. I37 being nc,c'.arv =" eject.
Atticl, g. Haywood born ~ Waihn-'ille
ia November TO- 1899. Ile va, graduated -
Emory CoIlecc. oxford Ga.. iu 1-,d. IL $50 hr
was elected editor oi The sunday school book, Of i"
church south In l-7G be was hcnorcd with th"
prc~ dcurv Of Emory College aud remained there unl
the end II I--i. In May, I--2. iu Nashville. Dr
lIaygood wa, elected by hattcring majority "a
hi. hop but he declined 10 De ordained. Dr liav
good IL, an .uihor, hi, latest work. The Man d"
Calilce~ having an unprecedented run FOR 20 book
Of II, class "Our Childrcn.7 Plea For lr,rro>.
q volume of sermons and hundreds Of pamphlets and
MAGAZINE article, have emauat"i from his pen aud
been fnvorably received. lie nves ~ sheffield. Nln
ON the third ballot Or. oscar Penn Fitzgerald
wa. elected bishop Or. oscar +. Inzg"r'ld Wa
born I'm Ca,wcl County. Norh Carolina August -
l-2D. In loo IL YEA, transferred TO California
whore he served IN station preacher college
;,rcut editor of The Pacific Methodist and Christian
spectator and The California Teacher ana lipn'
N,w paper and state superiu trudcnt 81 fubh'
Of The Nashville Christian Advocae.' which place
he nils,
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MEETINGS or RELIGIOUS BODIES

TIE PHILADELPHIA A. VI +. CONFERENCk'
Carlisle Penn, May 10 fSpcciah.-Thc PllfocIP"'
A. VI. F.. Conference assembled this morning VII" T"
large attendance. Bishop Turner presiding. nv
Committee on sabbath schools rendered IT, report
the Rev Messrs. Beckett and Porter poke I'm support
Of IT, and II was adopted. The report OF the lehP'
ance Committee was then read. discussion ~''o
on A motion 10 amend a clause relating n pou'S
Mcssrs Turner and Palmer opposing the amendment
and Mcssrs. Heard and Cappn favorine IL. Inc
following clause then added 20 the report INA
we heartily commend the efforts Of the ". C. T. '.'
tho White Cross, and Band OF Hope for Their WORN
in the temperance cause The temperance report
was then adopted whole. The report on Educatl'
was adopted The report Of the Committee on the
state Of the Country then read The most III
tercsting points were the approval of President hN
rison's Administration because ne has recognized
the negro IN making appointments; the denounclne oi
the supreme Court for It's recent decision IN Icghn ~
proh milton and the dcnOhncing Of the Butler Einl
pration bill The latter clause brought about warm
debate Bishop Turner taking the floor and criticisms
the report in That particular The report was approved
however, by large vote
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DIED.


CRosBY-At Helena, Montana, on May 49, Edward Foye
U' IN S sq9 % Of n Ms lar 3 Iar Sf a IA ~ ass ase '0
Richard W Es@geT caIy o. EIaHetn ~ ,S " x.s %hi'@
Fa%sr. fsdence q G NJ and 1 Mr.;
fSssdsy fSsefs j. ey,nng y M9 NAY o at o'clock
In.erment Eyergrecn Cemetery Camden, n. j.. wednes
pSiiadspha Hna and Camden papers please copy.
%son Ss higher %m @ q f. % May A L. l.
Hatch, and daughter Of the late James c. Jenkins
Interment private Greenwood.
Mccrossan, in the SIth year Of his age.
nys asd az hd sas o K %T:a
sg2Ssyn at O. the wedRssS at Re f family
Liverpool and Glasgow papers please copy.
daSgher RsHa the a: &c Me Ma'Ss
fqqrri Barr az a, B Barow on Tuesday May 20
Train leaves Grand Central Depot at 10 o2 connecting
New.Rochele.
Into N2Sa3 GSap ssY Msl
Funeral at New.Mlford wednesday afternoon. May 2l
YEAR; rs an and 0 @a1 Mo1 IS oass
chlld Of Dr. j. G. palmer and Clara n: Palmer. 49,, .,
aboas a. p % s tho Arrival the 70 oeoeE
Ne%:YcrK by the Delaware LackaWanna and Western
jersey CITY Mary Louisa Flenming. wife OF Clarence
Relatives and friends ., the family respectfully inyi.,d
York-st. Jersey City. on "wednesday next May 81 at
o'clock In the afternoon.
PARSONS Monday, May 10. 1890. b. Elinor Parsons.
RaNe friends Invited to attend the funeral fron
Ter residence 80 Monroe Place Brooklyn Helghts.
THURSDAY, May %, az 80 D. m.
pIUMMER-On Sunday May 49, on board steamship
Orinoco Bermuda to New.York, William Pluulmer o
Montreal, Canada iato Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Ottawa, aged Il years. 49, -
REED-In RoXbury. Mass, the 9th instr Iafoiihe -
widow OF Samuel g. Reed.
ROPEs-At residence 40 Perrepontst, Brooklyn May
is, Ripley Ropes in the 10Th year Of his age. A.,
Funeral Church OF the Saviour Pleirepohtst ana MoH'
roe Place Wedne,dsy ia; at . P, 9i on THURSDAY.
Boston and Salem papers Please copy
sINCIAI IR-suddenly at his residence, No. 36s MotS
ava Mott Haven. New-York City OF heart fanure oo
Monday May TO- Hector Sinclair, IN his 10Th year
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
sPRAGJ Fat her residence Sing Sing. ~ Y. Sarah
Chapman wife of ttorgc d. sprague. - ,,,.
Wednesday II. 1880, at
. o'clock from Trinity Episcopal Church -
Carriages VIII meet train due 40 Sing sing az : 10
sTEPHENSON-ln this city, ths lSh inst. Mary. wfa
OF the late captain Benjamin stephenson, ,. -.
Funeral services Church Of the Holy Communion on
Tueedsy at haf past O'Clock
sIKO Entered into Monday. May 10, at Plain
ned y j.. Annie ST. John Strong, in the list year
p,. and friends are invited attend the funeral ser
vices at residence Of the late William NJ MeSutchii
Plainfeld on Wednesday 2lst inst, at o'clock p n;
Train leaves foot LibertySt 80 D. NJ Carriages WIZ
be Ia attendance. -
rONKINs-At Tomkns Cove, y. y Sunday. May la
Calvin Ion.kns. the 9sth year of his age ,-,..
Funeral his ll.e residence Iomkns cove Ihufsaas'
Trains leave by West Shore r. r., Jayst. at TO- and
i2d.,t. 10 Is a. ,,oo
Interment at Newark, y. j., Friday, May 3d.
Newark papers please copy.
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PostOmce Notice.
-s....a Ia .oaa dallx nv Ill intnrastnd As CHANGE

Should be read daily by all interested. as changes
Letters for foreign countries need mott be specially az
when It is desired TO send duplicates Of banking and com
merca documents letters not specially addressed being
'sS fOFssn mails the ending May 2! will elOs'
prTTutgEsSp rTTutgESpMynAt 80 a. NJ for the Wnd~ard Islands
as rSso, TEossss 5ss, per ara ol sS:
Vera Gr must A6s,ts be e'ssSf ssS so: gis
s and S St Sal cPo Tqs' aSs S ST.
asc % windWard Islands direct, per Parthan S ~
CIV 3 4sas Via 2sS % tG EGsGs
Gstsss E%fSGs m!t SF be drscsd ses PER saas 50
%aapf s az 4 hn!sSeTp 50 p as": m e;
SSs Niagara va Hay1S9 ,oo JaSscs GSsGcs %S' s ,.
& Isl and f. .Ts E%Tsp' PEI 80 co s
Tor VeneIuea and curacao also Irl9dad snd IoDsgo VI:
etsG' lsetsI' PEER pSr csracss at 10 80 m FOruns
Island Mat aoS sSy'HF' F and saRS,so caCa 0 per
Cenfegos at 80 m for Bermuda per os = Hro,S as
az az 80 30 p D. H. ST. PierFeMquelOn per steamer from
for sr9Pss ssser1ad 4a has1s aa
spa aS and H porsase a4 a HsF Bra ireand Sen
lands and A%sTa rJSaa per- ecuhsss must Be- dessd
i:rs EtTufn fGT 0t" at a. for germany Denmark sweden
SGa E EsS other ane sOpeS nSsSSy cppGnte our va suhapO
directed rSrsa ss Em' via aso1 Fl W t,r be
rSttd per Furnessa m tS the St,as SstSsranss @n
ftlft sG GIred:cd gtd : per Rotterdam j. 80 M f05 Cam
se fa'%s d tSr MeScaa Cuba be directed
PSGST;DAY-A At p IN. for Costa Rica via Linon. per
Hispania from New.Orl cans.
" Mails Tor Australia. NewZealand Hawaiian FIJI and
sns% Samoa" Serr Nav 5 at 30 p arrival New:
YoTk OF $ - Aurania with British malls for Austraa).
MI or he society Islands, ship Tahiti Qr0ra San
Franc frsnsIseo, close here May '25 at $50 Mails Tor
cbIna and Japan, per Belgc trom san Francisco,
ciose here Nav i2s at 80 D. Mails for Newfound.
land by rail to Halifax and thence by steamer close a:
n w noston and thence by close once
daaiiiv a, 40 D. m. Mails for Cuba, by rail Tampa
Fa and thence by via Key West, Ela close at
office daily . 80 a. M. Mails for Mexico,
land unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer.
airsc This Office daily at 90 a.
The schedule OF closing OF Trans Pacific mails ar.
ranged on the presumption their uninterrupted overland
transit 10 Francisco Mails from the Fast arriving
on san Francisco on the day Of sailing Of steamer.
are dispatched thence the same day. Registered mail
''O' CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postnssess.
Psstonfce, New-York. n. Y. May 10. 1850.
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opfr ON. gnrc va, played at brotherhood Park be-
.,,a.1 "a. Now.Yo-k AMI Buffalo rlayer-' clubs Two
-,r. ,..r. advertised the nr-t begin at p m, bnt
through .ore hitch IN the arrangements the Bnhalo
p.r,-- ga not ~ u grounds until time 10 begin M
-,rr,- game
Tr. ne was lively ono. ally toward ue close
At o,, t.no 10 looked Ike walSoyer for Tho hom" tam
with mo score q, . o IA thcs favor. The Ni'-'hs
p.ye- dd god wo.k the lat four Innings ho""'T
,nl N..York .,eutullly by only one run.
win tho -cor. - . D. captain Living. thinking u't
b,. tam had ~. zane well hand rt-'d from the con
,-., Hrown taxing n. place behind the hat The ch'ne'
anna n.a- being fatal Richardson retired from the game
In ,. sixth fnninr Vaughn covering e'ond b1-' during
,.. ,.r.,nd,r q m. game Mack made rmorH' l'
running catch IN the fourth inning aud "'H oiaF 'p'
,ydee tore and Iec did :cfrnc work AZ the bat
n. former making TWO bn>,hlt- in ono inning
Ncu.York sent thirteen bat in the third inning
maxine rinc run, seven them beinl canned. Inc runs
,-. made on ht- by O'Day. Gore Richardson Sot''F'
and tfa.n.d A two.lacgcr by ORourke. hf'o-oase ht
and .er.nce bv Ewing and bases on called balls
fu the sixth inning a MT by Connor and "ld throws
tv Mack and Rowe rot NrwYork another rum In '''
i,n,o, ou. moro run Wa, made base on balls
Wild r,.h a stolen ha," and Wild throw hy Hai's'n'
IN. winning run was scored by Nev-Nork In th' mhu
,,, op ha.e ON balls sacrincc and an error by Hoy.
Tho Buralo team s,ossd hsf dozen runs tn the s.Nu
nnnq on hit, by Hot Irv.n and Wise mt 10y wt'h'f'
t,oia.c h hv Mack, and hoinerun drives by B'e'hrf
and GIailr,n.
H. tao seventh inning runs went to th' bi'"nS
list on errors hy Sattr and Connor hits by b'e'h' anu
Haddpck and sacrifice bY Clarke
Tn. score was t.d 300 The eighth inning when ur''
,.r. ,,,u. went 10 Bufllo's list Rowe made ht ana
w. went :, first on called balls. White wa" struck by
n,,chod hall Nling the Becchcr hat safely /"
,, u.d and Rowe Wise scored. clark" MT 70 'eiV
arld and whit ran home. Tho score was a. follows
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which would be reported in detail at future meeting
The proposition made 70 allow he club members 70
subscribe second mortgage bonds which subscriptions
will not be binding until the plans foo. have been
adopted. William Brookhed, Edward T. Bartlett and
fund
John f. Baker presented resolution calling for the sp.
pontmen Of committee OF fifteen TO that the criminal
law is enforced A substitute resolution passed
erring this subject committee consisting Of John O..
Mott John F.. Baker, James w. Hawes John Proctor
Clarke and Henry Gleason to decide upon the adysab
Of the club following such
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
WIR VETERANS DPyE ~ BROOKLYN.

Tho War Veterans Association Of n" I'm Regiment
Y V s NJ held IT. twcnty-ninth anniversary cnmPh''
and dinner ut tho House In Brooklyn lart even
ing About 200 present aud exchanged r'eoec'i''
n, the long list Of battles In which :he regiment TOOK par
&, the war General H. u. Fowler presided and spoke
welcome 10 guests Major benjamin St""n 9i"h' p"
the toast "Our Absent Comrades" General James Nc
Ieer 20 'Our Country" Stephen Rdder 10 "ouf 9t'"
perysor at.large Kretrschmar N "our County ANU
u Adams IN sOur CITY The committee in charge 81
the affair were james Whi:lock. 4. J. Acklcy' Johh
F,son C. J. Mahoncy and Harry White General fo"'c'
r nresdent OF the association and A. Cranston secretary
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
TIE DAILY COMPANY PLAYING IN BOSTON.

Boston MAY 10 (SpeciaD.-The annual spring en-
raeemcnt of Augustin Day'S company at the Hollis
street Theatre began tonight All the desirable
seats in the house were filed by representatives, Of
Boston's best theatre gong people, who gave the
popular New. York actors extremely cordial rec~p
linn The opening piece was The Great Unknown -
nIaved for the first time In Boston. II was well
received The advance sales were large, and inc
financial success of the engagement Is already assured
Much interest is shown IN Miss RchaI's appearance
next week as Rosalind and the house Will be crowded
when q As You Like It. Is produced. Nancy 20
and :. The Great Unknown will be the attractions
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
AN INSANE BROKER AND HIS BONDS.

At O'Clock yesterday afternoon call for an ambulance
wa, sent out Market Prison Dr. Bowers OF
Reeyue Hospital answered the call Inc patent was
an nsan. broker Diedrich H. Middendorf Of No 81 Sec.
ond,vc At the hospital s2 in per cent bonds, a
silver watch and chain and cash to the amount OF so'2
were found In his pockets. He was assigned TO The
pavion. At the address given MiddendoHs honle no
one by that name was known to the occupants.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
THE STATE LARSHIPS AT CORNELL

The Roari of City Record Yesterday authorized the
Board OF Education TO advertise in two newspapers
examination for the state scholarships In Cornell
University. The examination will take place IN tie
Board OF Education offices, No. 1f6 Grand ST., on
saturday, June = at 30 a. m. Candidates Iist DO
at least sixteen years old and of six months standing
In the common schools academies of the state during
the present school year. The e>an ination Will be In
English grammar geometry physiology, arithmetic,
plano geometry and algebra through quadratic e1ua
tons. Each Assembly district Of Newl York Cou lty
may have one of the scholarships