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The sun., 1890-04-29
Shooting.

On Saturday next there will he match at live and
Gay pigeons Tor handsome prl1Ss at MolIera ChiIei,
hurst n j. S1pplsmSRIsd BY come Ibitoha
OF fancy shooting,
"a three day shooting tournament viii take place on
me Hrounds ol che Excelsior Gun Club Fear! RIVER
r. - eommenoing Gaya Blue rocks VIII DO shot II
we nFs' Two Gays ana live plEsonA on the thIrd,
hAhlon X. Fox Of the Mercer Gus Club Ia . nuoh
sekea about man In the various sporting SToand
1rentoh he had dsfeAtsd BdEaI o. huTphy son Of Ox
SosetoI Murphy 81 th city OF the crack shOs OF
The LaFohm0bt G1nnina Club He was AlLO In pocket
sSSS y - ksrssr o. sS SSaSa sSTS S me A'SA VA
The sun., 1890-04-29
Strike or the Marble Mosaic Workers.

One employer has conceded tho demands OF
the marble workers that nine hours shall con
stituts days work i've days and eight Oh SATURDAY.
anu increase IN to $3.50 per day Five DossSa
sui hold Oui. and 'ha iuon are t6EnE Of starring co.
operative business OF their they HRy they are
ready Susyribo so UpI 10 b. gin with
men in the trade Zero asy struck for $3.50 \ day 10
support tie strins the Italian marble mosaic workers
enDoyel by New YORK firms at BusOn. Syracuse wash
inRtoD, I4rrytoNH Cleveland, aud Detroit have quit
49,
The sun., 1890-04-29
Arrestea for RIramH

New HAVEN. April 28.-Ths police arrested
this afternoon Mrs Maria Fetrsio good looking ItAI.
Ian woman, 80 wears Of charges of biEamv In
y alleged mat nowlthstsndinR she already had two
hu'baudH iiNinR, she married here recentlv ~
lrank hAsaro The woman says that she was diyoPos6
fTotn husband No J. that No. IRAN away 10 marrv -
other woman, And In revenge sho married No. d
The sun., 1890-04-29
a Racer for south America.

LEXINGTON. April 2s.-Another blue grass
colt has been bought to race in South America A
buenos AyreS gentleman has through an agent
hall, dam by imported King Ban Price SLOoI r r
Arnold OF this city was the seller
The sun., 1890-04-29
) The FIrst Omcer Swept Overboard.

CHICAGO, April 2s.-The schooner W. y.
Goodman. which arrived at Chicago last night.
had her colors at half-mRst. Capt Williams
reports that ON Friday night last. while the
Johnson was swept overheard and drowned
AZ efforts TO save him proving futile. 1t was
The sun., 1890-04-29
Confederate Veterans to 90 10 K,sAuo.s

The Confederate Veteran Camp OF Now York
Will meet this evening At the New York hotel TO admit
new members and to arrange for participation In the
unVsIing OF the statue of Gen Lee 81 Richmond Com
mAnder A. q. Dickinson desires 10 have II known that
Ioui yShIa service In the Confederate army hAVy
fourth lTuSsdAy OF each month aG Wsahinrton HSii
l4Sth street and BoVenth AYOnuo -
The sun., 1890-04-29

MELBOURNE, April 2s.-Advices from Sa-
moS say that Malistoa. King OF Samoa. signed
the treaty for the settlement OF the Samoan
troubles In the presence Of the various Consuls
at Apia and O large number OF tho Samoan
people Tamasese and his party have signited
their acceptance OF the new regime.
The sun., 1890-04-29
OFTEN WISHED Bic WAS DEAD.
OTHER Bors. AND MEN, roo. MAJ IN
AFFLICTED THE SAME WAY.
Mr. John ~. Haas IF This CITY Describes Ho,s
lie Suffered rim tdtdrrh that Affected Al
His senses, aud Ho,r Ers. Copeland AID
Hdir HJre Made Him Sftong aud HeM

Ever since first commenced going N school thave
NAG trouble win MY head said Nr John H. Haas who
IetueA ~ So vest 18th st This lruuhe made dull
attchool continued Mr HnNs - WAS slow 10 learn,
on account o.. my poor mrmory have often wondered
Hn.e u ihe boys and girls school appear dull
Mll tlrid are not afflicted with RtrOuhlc such RaI
HMA ~ grew oder my trouble grew worse until
houEnt coui stand 1t no longer. There was mu6h
hoInt my trouue that was disagreeAbe Ny would
" blockeu up nrst on side on the other NV
eyes were weak and watersd easily There were ring
lnR, NOISES IN my ears winch sounded loud thAfI
couIG not near When any ono would address me. The
OF human voice came u me indatincy, like
voice OF dream, and when ths person addFeasInG
me would attract nv attention by shouting or cihppinG
was aWAkened from dream ~ aNH
The sun., 1890-04-29
DsASsEAtIs Business AEsa's AssosIas,o..

The Business Mons Democratic Association
has besninoOrporsted with the approval Judge Barrett
OF the supreme Court The managers AFSi j. RdWard
simmons Joseph Little, John A. Sullivan John Iowa
Sh1f.es Alien, John Graham. jacob GfOy Roiiih
D: r. MorEan Fos9m; Edgar 4 RidgwGy. LAWTencs J.
Smith. Julius D. hGib Ahd George ". oiyoI
The sun., 1890-04-29
CIfESS.
,s Wins First Prize In tho Master
Tournament at Vienna.

Tournament at Vienna.
The Vienna Master Tournament is finished,
and Max Weiss who divided and prlzes with
TschiEorin in tho sixth American Congress in New
York won the FIRST prize s4oL with total OF eleven
games; Bauer aud FleissiC divided second and third
prizes with totals of ten games; Engsch took third
with tolai OF sH Carnes The NTH prize was won by
CsAhk total "a Marco and SchwarZ divided sixth and
seventh prizes tota. Albin, who only scored four
prizes. '-S- SS'o
The sun., 1890-04-29

" :H';, e: 4 ssS R't': W.; III .s r.: :. :.' 81 0
The sun., 1890-04-29

had o large following for the last race yerv feHv
OF the others outside Of Shotover Carrying any
money. Battersby cut out the pace for three.
Puzzle very close uD. At the furonR pole Puz-
ze drew out and Won handily by two lenRths
from shotover. who beat Zulu half q length Tor
the place.
Selling woepstakss OF $40 each with $500 add,d n,
which 5000 second, 90 10 third oHt OF the staFeS
seven fuTonKh
II, @. LvinGstons eh. m Puzzle g BY hortsnlsr-
R. BrsdIsyS b h. shotoysr q s4U Slack. ....
O. Poole,s b Zulu w Penny .;:.,;.;. .,....
WifMAm also ran ~ -"
Time, SAL
Post BsttinR-AGainst PericeI II to s; BAttersby a
20 Zulu TO l. Sir william. TO BhotovSr ~ l.
Clay Stockton, 10 to Il Puzzle 20 to LAieWooI 49,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
co,,vc cu,yGgS "A p,crFJc utrL.

II was reported Yesterday in Wall Nr't mat '"or9e
g. ,,puld bad resigned the presidency Of th" I@clh'
Mail steamship Company. and that j. Is. Hph-i"n.
fprincrl, the president had been chosen in hS irad
II was also .ad that tAl,in =. Brcc and General
samuel Thomas had been elected directors. iu place
Of retiring friend, ~ the Gould Interest The STAT"
mcui, were premature. %, there UAs no meeting oi ''
To,rd of Directors yesterday. aud the auuul election
occurs to morrow y 3, understood. however. tha'
the changes Indicated viii then bc made. with po'-
sihlv others.
Tlc negotiations for an amicable arrangement oi
the election ~tl pcndn' and i D. hoped that t'
retirement Of Mr. Gould sill indicate hi loss OF
Interest in the property. The control OF the COMPANY
IA. passed INTO the hand, oi {. i. huntington ana
Henry Hart and their friends. The change grew ou
Of me proposal II Nj GoEld to transfer the iH'n'
terminus ~ th. Pacinc Mali from ~au Francisco 10
Tncoua - policy opposed hS Nr. Huntington. u J.,
believed that the latter, holdings q PHrthr NAN
am,nlnt fo between 10000 and 10000 -hIr'-. Ih'
Introduction of the rlcc thomas element IS cNp''i"
H. add vignr 10 the management. aud the POSITION .l
Mr. Huntington large Shareholder VIII Pioh'hH
lead Ia the abandonment Of tile opposition emma Steam
.Itu
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
cExSrs TAKERS Sooy 10 BrGIy WORK.

James H. Wardcll, the chief clerk Of the Census
Bureau in Washington. in the city Yesterday ana
held a long consultation with Charlie, H'Murray the
Supervisor Of the Census for this district Mr.. war
dell is very much pleased with the way in which the
arrangements for taking the enumeration have been
made lie the necessity Of giving help 10 Mt
Murray and he will urge upon superintendent Porter
the necessity Of making the appointments and mat
without a days delay Everything must be IN rcahl
ness bv midnig, saturday, for the takers must
begin their work Monday morning. over seventy
men who received appointments 10 serve cc1sns
takers failed to appear when the applicants from their
resnectve Assembly districts sworn i'm last week
Notces were sent out Yesterday by Mr.. Murray 10 men
on The reserve list, and the rest Of the week viii he
spent I'm swearing them In and giving them the ncccs
saw instructions. Each Of the ennncratoTS received
verbal instructions as TO his duties besides printed sci
OF rules.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
LOSSES or Cattle EXPOE TIERS.
THEY DROP" $50 coo MORE LAST wEEK-sHIP-
MENTS DECREASING.

MIN Is DlOtI.NSiN''
The shipments of American cattle to Europe. alive
ana dead. last week amounted to 5000 head. falling
OF of - per from the week before At the eSti
ma'ci loss OF $50 a head these shipments represent
clear loss of si5OO0o to the poricrS. This loss has
fallen more heavily upon shippers than upon
Others. some sustaining los OF fnlly S3j head on
every steer sent abroad The falling off in shipments
from this port and from Baltimore last week was
marAcd, but the number shipped from Boston and
Montreal held up to the usual figures. From Montreal
there went out 1900 head Boston, $500 head
New York. BOO head: Philadelphia. baltimore and
Newport News 1900 The condition of The English
market has become bad that shippers find II less
disastrous to keep their cattle here and lose the so
head freight space, for which they have contracted
in some Instances as far ahead september !. Then
they have the chance of utilizing this freight space
for some other purpose. Meyer Goldsmith, OF TINS
city, one of the heaviest exporters, selt odt ycscray
Jo4 sheep the Monk,caton for London in space
which he had expected to III with cattle lie said he
would lose money the sheep. but not much as
| II he shipped cattle.
a sharp falling of in cattle exports NAV thus be
expected. II not indeed total cessation OF the buS
ness. Never before has there been such dcinoTaza
ton among shippers. kilograms asking relief have
been pouring in steamship agents during the last
week. one shipper offered 100000 10 cancel his
contract with line, another telcgraphcd 10 let any
space he may have under contract for merchandise
| at any price aud he would pay the difference. Tile
first proposition the owners would not accept and II
Is doubtful If they could freight on the second
year ago cattle suitable for the export trade cost
sl5 head less occan freights - 10 - head
lower and the price in London Il Ia IL = cents
pound. II is about cents a pound for the best
cattle now IN London and the average Is not over
2 cents.
There is another result of this slump in the export
| trade which may have sef1On, effect on catth
| raising in this country in the future
| For some time the farmers Of Great
britain have been pushing hlu In Parliament
| lCoflng to placing dutf on cattle. They asserted
that the extraordinary shipments of American cattle
threatened to- drive them of the business IL T.
feared that the present panic and Unprcccdcncdy low
price, over there will tc strong incentive toward -
| curing the passage of this laW. \ duty American
cattle cNactcd at English port, would be bad thie
| fOf American farmers.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
THE COURTS.
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.
Courand Palmer died at Lake Dunmore on July
%, 1--S, and left three wills, all of which were ad-
mittc probate by the Surrogate, in order that an
appeal might be taken and the legal standing OF the
heirs determined The case came mp before Judge
Andrews. in the Supreme Court, Part ii, yesterday,
cN surrogate Rollins appearing for Robert Amory
Palmer. son who dSinerited, and MeSsrs.
Jerome and Mason for the other children Mr. Rollins
argued that II plainly demonstrated that Mr.
Palfners intention 10 give his son part Oh tlc
estate and that the courts had power to carry ont his
evident Intentions The suit is friendly one for
judicial construction of the several Wills.
Judge Beach. in the supreme Court yesterday fixed
the amount Of the aimony in the divorce suit OF Mrs
Mary f. Fack against James a. Flack at $25 a week
The counsel fee fixed at $3.50. The case VIII be
finished as Judge Beach signs the decree Of
divorce. Assistant Distrct-AttOrney GOn will submit
10 the General Term Of the supreme Court on Wednes
day his points on the appeal Of ex sheriff FlacR ana
his from the sentence Of Judge Barrett, in the
Court of oyer and TermIner after their conviction OF
conspiracy.
Frederic r. Coudert has been appointed by the
General Term Of the Supreme Court TO act referee in
the proceedings begun by the District Attorney, to
dsbar Benjamin Wright for his part in the Flack divorce
scandal.
Judge Lawrence in the supreme Court Chambers
Yesterday listened TO an argument on an application
OF James j. smith for the custody Of his two children
Bryant Institute. at Ro,yn, l.. |. Mr. SMITHS WIFE,
Alnc smith. eOped from Pittsield Mass. in 1880 win
Francis Iiartc of Bret HaTto, ana mas Dcct
living with him since The Judge took the pa
pcrs, but said that there would have to be strong
evidence against the ability of Mr. smith 10 take care
Of his children before he would consent 10 leave Them
In the custody Of the mother. ~ -
Shcri1's jury yesterday found verdict OF $4,000
against Harte In suit by >mtn for the alienation Oh
the affections of his wife.
Judge barrett. m the supreme Court, yesterday
handed down opinion declaring the "BOte ACT .
constitutional, and that all junk dealers must protect
Themselves by buying bottles not stamped.
Anthony Cannon, jr., GOny lart) has begun con
test the will Of hi, wife. Gertrude Evelyn cannon
lie has been in insane a>y lum in Worcester, Ms
for several wears, suffering from paicsIs he VIII
executed on January 20 last and John MOnalltn,
the brother Of the tc,tatrix, and her nephew, Anthony
Hart Nhy. named as executors. The name OF the
husband does not appear In the Will The property
consists Of the house at No. ID Fast Forty siAGSt,
and some jcWclry. furniture and brc-a brac.
Judge Lawrence. in the supreme Court, chambers,
yesterday granted an attachment against the prop
this ri the firm Of Perez, Trana a Co.,
for SDGi3l Ii. I'm favor Of the Western National Bank
The members of the firm all live I'm IOgOta, United
state, of Colombia. The claim is upon money af
Vanccd upon plOuilssoN notes.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
CorRr CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.

sgy % 5s.r, lo Ia I'nsa SG"tnged Mo,n
supreme Court, lal lrim-Psrt before Beach. j.
:, 1iac ttui Special II Before Andrw,
No, io5i si5. 90 ~ ~, ~ 5oi' - SiS' 2o-
Supr.mS Gonrt-ChcGit Fart IL before O'Brien, j.
Suiirn Corrt Circuit Part GI-Before Paterson
No.. Y7I5 1850 SOls 2o3o gj5, lijJ 50 l55i 900
2Oi@ 2of. -Oj', 1874 1867, 1870 lloo2 -oOi' -OOS
S,nrrnc Court-Cir,uit-rar. " Before Ineraham. -
N9t s 90 o l l; i'o isI i-5 is4o '' 1901
Surrocate'~ Court-Hrfor" RANSOM S.-Wfu o. IL NJ
20 s Of odS dao 20 80 '' M For
pronate wills Of sarah kohn-tamm Louis LefKoyz.
George W. Campbell and w J. Andrs@s. 10 a. m. Mstoy
Herr and Ro-allc otarct lO 30 =. m.
superior court -Gcnrn I,rn-A Adlonrned for the trm
superior Court-1rial r,rm--part before Trua4 -
Nso 5 .iG s5s 2 if ta tsG & SO So i5i az is5s 5ai
superior Court-rfal T'rm-iartS IL aud fIE.-Ad-
Common Tns-(cnGrl TersgogTqsd for II; yo,aa term
common Fla, rcrm~rar Betore Allen Il
s5d 1859 AR l6,o l7ss Gess si lo2 ;&6 2s 2SIs G Is
Common Plcas-rrlal Term-Part H-Adlourncd for the
@,v Court General Tcrm-A Adjourned ,or the term
tlN court SI~,ial Ierl-R"lerr thFi'h j.. M"uoh>
Cu Crut-Iral I'iu-fa't> l. IL ana ilI'-AaJ'u'"fu
- Coprrra rcrr-rqrt SpseIa sl rr, calcad,T cad,J
lnt ASSISTANT District Attorney Bdfod-No9. 70 TO- IN
cll-iyc. d.. ., p,,,,o c,,ioo !
and Assistant D,trict-Ntorn"y mc-Nos ." D. IN
| clu-Nc. H.. ,,r 7, ,o., poco-a ,,
smvth and Assistant District Attorney DayN-Nos to TO-
/
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
ERRORS ~ the PRINCETON TRACK.

Princeton, May 2G (spccian.- since the games on
Saturday il has been discovered ihat nnmDcr I'll
mistakes were made in the measurements. whch 'N
mains the reason for the slow time made in the races
The 100 ward dash has been found To- BE- three yards too
long The half mile course forty scvcn feet ono
inch too long while the mile course was ninety ionr
wards two feet too long.
The result Of the Princeton lalc game last saturday
was happy IN more ways than one. Immediately
after the game $1,000 subscribed toward The iH-
movement, Just made upon the university grounds
ty friend, of the college.
Officers Of the It. iauls Society for the ensuing
half wear have been elected follows: President.
H. A. - Lewis 'gi vice president, ". II. bradford,
'gI secretary, ". VI. Kelley. 'Dl ; treasurer, ". O..
Iakcr 'D3.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
PLANS FOR THEIR DECORATION DAY REGATTA

The boating department Of the staten Island Mheuc
Club will hold their annual club regatta at the b"a'
house. West New brighton, on Friday, beginning d'
r. m. The following races Will De open {" 'lub h'"l
bers: single scul handicap four Dared barge Win
coXswain folr Dared shells and eight "arNd shell,
Handsome prizes will be given Ia The winners III ca'h
contest The course is 20 nc one mile with hri'
except for the eight race, which will be straight
avay These races are merely preliminary 10 the
omen rcgattas of the season. for which crews VIII bc
picked from among those who enter in Fridays races
The following are the Of those who have alrhy
entered:
single scun handcap-R. +. Smith, IL SECONDS :
= o. speddcn, 10 seconds; 4. f. Camaho, seconds :
A. H. Walton, IT,, scratch. Four oaich smells fHNt
crew r. r Smith. O. T. Hart, g.. KiclnNis ana n H.
Walton ir: second crew. 4. Miller I. a. Morgan
F. o. spedden. +. G. larsen; third crew. Charles
Whnehorn. J. 4. Whtehorn. a. f. Cama'ho. = ConynF
ham Flglr-oared shell-Bow f. l.. DohcrN "a
A. F. 'Camach0: ID. r. A. Morgan, tn j. 7. VIM"
horn : 5th {. T. narte 6th q. Richards: 7th, " &.
holland: stroke :. COnyngham, cOx-Walh y. :
Iaduc Eight oared shell-seoOud crew Bow, X ]: T.
+ O. spnndcn: 5th G. Whiiehorn Gth. {. !. Kiuucr
TN f. G.. Jansen stroke A. Miller ooNswaIh. b. ".
Gonld, ir .,... -,,,
thc baseball games 10 be PLAYED between -" -i''H
Island Athletic Club nine and that II Cornell Cor-".
Thev viii be called at II IA. and y. IN. ~ uic
same
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
RrryIoy OF SCOTTISH RITE BODIES

The rrd reunion of the Ancient Accelt'd Sc"c"S'
Ritr Bodies Of th' Valley u Nr"'iork b's"h N'''''
afternoon at Scottish Ri Hall Mad-ona'r ana "'h"'
,t,tl,, Their, va, 4 fu attendance ~ grand W1-trFn
from various Iart> the country. ana me hF't 'r
which began at O'Clock. Wa devoted 1" ""rAns wv
yarion. degrees the fourth ~ ia" fourteenth III
the evening lodge Of sorrow which onr take pla'" once
in three vrars w4~ held and choir twenty o"
voice. added to the mprcssvcncss of the occasion"
evening the Council of Princes of Jerusalem VIII w wv"
and the fifteenth and -Ntecnth degrees viii be cot''u
H,r thn sev,ntrntn and eighteenth degrees VIII DC
administered Tomorrow evening the ConSHt"ry =" wv,
York CITY meets aud will work all Of the degrees from w
nineteenth the thirty -econh with particularly '
and historically correct accompaniment ,...,
Altogether there were thirty six candidates lnluan
in the afternoon hut the services AT the lse W %
row I'm the evening brought An att'hda'c ~ VI from
than a thousand master masOns hmohs hwS .era
other cities who prominent In the oioei aA' "
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
THE VOTING ENGINEER INSANE.

The young civil nginecr. John J. l,racl, who was
discovered on sunday morning ia row-boat OIL TIE
Jay Il pier BY Oficer Ncllarpy u the steamboat
squad. and taken first to Chambers street Ho'pfiI
and later 10 Bellevue. examined Yesterday ~
Doctors Fitch and Field Of that Institution. and 81
Judged insane. His relative, Lehman lsracls Of No.
ia West Ninety scvcnhst., and Mr.. I7ra"-. 81 The
New York Herald have decided upon Ia, removal to
BlCOmin gdaic.
Dr. Douglas, Of the insane pavilion of Hclcvue'
when seen Yesterday afternoon al hi, home. 80 %
West Thirty sixth IT,. said: " When Nj I-rarlo was
tro,rht hcrc he WAS suffering from intense mania II
i, difficult u determine Il hi condition the result
OF accident or design 10 commit suicide The wounds
there j. cut the heart which,
If il had been slightly deeper. would have ended il-
life Mr. Israel. T. a bright young man, a lIOsandrf
hv birth and a man Of great prominence in hi, pro
fcs.lou He has recently been employed by IN" II.
panl and AtchsOn Railroad. lie viii 90 ~ Blooming
dale 10 morrow"
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
vp r,ppEy TO CONTINUE As GRAND sAcHEN-

r,, .,,l.u,s Of the Tammany society h"lu meeting
,.,,,. - ,I.ct a Grand Sachrm and transact other
tt,,s Mayor Grant. W. Bourk" Cochran Ihohas
y ,roy General John Cochrnn", charles "'Iu' 'h''e
T. simmer, aud most Of the other Sa'"mS' "'rp.
Henry D. Purroy. who Is 'tll Ill., "'N present "'''u
s,rh,u, Abraham B. Tappen presided \ ba''ot lor
-, .,.,.,, f,r the year resulted in mo choice"
Nber.,,ou In accordance with the constitution ana
,n,i.nt customs Of the Columbian ord,r IL was an'
no,p,,d that Grand Sachem Iappen "oula continue IN
Office Police Justice John J. "orm'' was ei''us
Y. ,,. rounru .urceeling eN-ludre John Me-
ouadc and Maurice T.. Iolahan Wa rr-rl''td Scribe
:, the Council John u. Newman, Wi>hhhi" was au'
,,or,,od 10 solicit subscriptions for deayng the "A-
pcn,,, Of the Fourth OF July ce"br'tioh' '" bonfke
Coc,rnu General John Cochranc. Charles r. HimmohS
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
TILE HARLEM HRIUGE& HEARLNG.

The Harlem Bridges Commission held another Sos
sion in the Army iiuding Yesterday. All the mem
Lcrs Of the Commission, General Abbot. president.
and Coloncs Gillespie and Comstock were present.
Frank IOoms, counsel for the New York Central
said that if the Governor signed the bin now before
him. 10 the provisions OF which the railroad would
conform, the property owners would have no'hihs
IN cnmplain OF In the Fourth ave. bridge. Counsel
tr the property declared that they would be
satisfied with the enforcement Of the state law OF
1879. -, -,
Charles A. O'Neil, on behalf of the city, asked
Leave IA prc.ent evidence on saturday 10 30 q. m,
to show that no changes are needed in the ThlrN-
ave bridge. His request was granted.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
uoRr MONEY NEEDED FOX uEMoRriL DAY

General Ferdinand p. Earle has rereved the ioi-
lowing contributions for Memorial Day General
Horace Porter. samuel Sloan and Rarde Ha~more'
- each: W H. Hum" and James Ialc"tt. -" ea'h :
4 Van Sautvoord SO: EN Jndeo Noah DAVIS :.
Ru,zitt. General ]. VI. Nar!au. Edward y. Ialicr'
T. f. Uouchon. Arson Phelps stokes ANA 'aSe qua
lev Il Hattclic. 9lO each; Richard Brown h""aiu
Wood William rouscy ard 'urHcr IVES - '"'n
General Earle IN, received far this year only
:, -oo y.bich B. far below ihc amount Sent 10 him
la.t year Al thl, time The General Is parilcuiatN
an >iou, 20 turn over to the Memorial O"hllhlll'v
g. .no an rnntributiou, will be- promptly achnowl-
edged from The Office of the Citizens AuNlay 'oll'
ml Zee
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
TO CONTEND ~ INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS

~yracu-c. y. y. MAY 26 t~pcclall The Ne" r"rR
state ntcrcolc.lt" Athletic Association has Just ar
ranged f., hold IT, annual field day boo tai, city ON
Decoration Day. AT the new kirkwood DRIVING l""'
oyracu,c University. dorchester University ii"brt
College. Hamilton College. Union College ana '"E'b
University viii be represented Ihnr-da> afternoon
the tennis contest viii take place on the gr""n- "'
the syracuse Tcnni, club The Held day sports VIII
take place at Kirl,woph at y. IN. Friday Moro 'h'
lJO entries reported and the contests pr"hN' /"
he Interesting. ON the evening Of Friday, May 80
fh. Hobart College Mandolin club. assisted bi l""l'
,,d pu-..u .,u,r and dramatic reader. viii give
concert At Music Hall After the concert tnc PilIN
for the 'cld day coui'-t> Viii be- presented from .no
.t1gr The same evening the delegate from an me
colleges Will have a dinner ~ the Hlob' i'nL r"l
lowing j. thc programme of the >poris h'illlLlS
hi.h lump pole vault putting the shot. tennis rihS
and doubles throwing the hammer. milt Wa1h' wv
ward dash I2O yard hurdle. tug oi war bi'y'Ie I"p
half mile run, running broad Jump ana -fO N"'" WASH