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Herkimer Preparing for tho Firemen's
Convention.

HERKIMER, July 3O.-H. p. Wetherstern, Soc
rotary OF tho Herkmer Firemen's Association.
said to-day: I'VE have found quarters for
over 1900 hremen intending to lie present at
the Convention OF the 18th 10 the 2lst OF next
month. This village has hotel accommodate
tons for 400 people, Mohawk can accommo-
date 500. Ilon over 300. and Poland Middla-
vile. and :owns on the Adirondack and ST.
be run on the latter road early and late 10
bring those towns In close connection with
furnish q list OF private houses. lncluiinc the
best families In town.: Their headquarters will
cTowded in an eytrn af dsy Of snnT, mas
Thurs az morning.. This may make 1t neces-
sary TO dispense with the usual banlue, to he
officers for lack OF time. bur we viii! give them
AN excursion up into the AdirondackS. where
We can feast them US WELL
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A M.eh,n,.r. Apprentices FAN. as . Fors.r.

Charles Jens fair haired lad OF 10. was Q
prisoner at the Tombs Court yesterday.
charged by Wilson Il Roake. machnists Of 2B1
Front street. with forgery. He was an appren-
tice with tho firm and collected a bill OF s27
from DoniRan 4 Swift OF II Mulberry street.
and got check for the amount. The Chatham
National Bank, on which 1t was drawn. re-
young man wrote the firms signature across
the back; The cashier again refused TO give
emit Of Donigan 4 Swift. 80 Jens wrote
the following note 70 Donigan 4 Swift, signing
his employers name: Gentlemen: PLEASE
amount Of money deposited and would not
like to draw"
The laI took tho note to Dongan Il Swift
but their cashier suspect tod that 1t wasn't right
and refused to endorse the check. Jens. see-
ing that he was suspected. did not return to
and the Bowcry on Wednesday night. Justice
Diver held him In $1,000 bail for trial.
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RIM OFF AFTER 4 SPANKING.
A Girl OF 18 Years Who Objected to a.
Old.fashioned Punishment.

A Girl OF 16 Years Who Objected to a.
Old-fnshioned Punishment.
Mary J. Carroll. aged 16. got a spanking from
her mother on Wednesday because she at
tended an excursion which Mrs. Carroll had
forbidden her to attend. She lives at l7S
North Tenth street. WilliamsburRh and WAS
employed at Levine & Coz dry goods store at
Gr-enpont and Manhattan avenues Five
minutes after she felt the maternal hand she
Mrs. Carroll reported tho disappearance to
the police yesterday. and said her daughter
was with Thomas Brennan on the excursion.
and she thought he might know where she
had gone. brennan was seen; but stoutly de;
he babe her good night at the II ont door OF her
home and Gidn't sec her afterwar.i. Mrs. Car
roll sal. last night that she had seven other
ohidren. and spanked Mary as an example to
them. She SAYS she used only her hand.
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OBEY'S VIOLENT DEATH.
Tho Coroner's Jury Begins to Inquire
Whether Covert or Becker Caused 1t.

Tho Coroner's Jury Begins to Inquire
Whether Covert or Becker Caused 1t.
JAMAICA. July 3O.-Coroner Everett Of ia
maica began the inquest tonight on the body
Of Frederick A. Obey who was stabbed to
death near Hyde Park on Sunday last. The
hearing was hold in Mlllcrs Hail. at Hyde
Park. aud the place was filled with the friends
OF Obey and the accused men, George Becker
ami William Covert.
Drs. Meynen. Skinner. and Flusterer testi.
fed as to the result OF the autopsy and George
Killing already published. lie said that he
and Obey and William Covert We're drinking
together oil Sunday afternoon. and started
home in Coyer's buggy at about 10. o'clock.
Covert and Obey Quar,relled and fought in
front OF Wick = halfway house lie saw Covert
strike Obey and tn. latter fall. but did not see
the forist's knife which Detective Ashmend
found nsaI tho scene 30, o. the murder and which
had faint recollection Of lending his knife to
Covert to mend his harness but couldn't swear
to il The inquest will DO continued &C 8
o'clock tomorrow.
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MISS MAY LADEN JUSTIFIED
And Nurse Magee Censured for the Stories
Told About Mr.. Laden.

Anu NnEee SenSureo Tor the stories
Told About Mr.. Laden.
Thomas II. MaGee. a professional nurse.
called in to relieve one OF tho nurses in attend
ance on John Laden, at 3S West Twenty second
street. applied to the Supreme Court for writ
OF habeas corpus calling upon Miss May Laden
to produce her father in court. Magee charged
that Mr. Laden was unjusty deprived OF his
liberty and abused that he was we'll and
strong. and that Miss Laden to prevent him
from making will. had falsely declared that
The mater was referred to fRomss p
Nickes as referee; In his opinion; delivered
says that there is no evidence to Justify the
writ, and that Mr.. Laden is of unsound mind
and irresponsible. Then the opinion jumps
on Mngee for Ibis cruel and outrageous inva-
sion upon S}a the private rights OF peaceful
,rass with the REALTORS behavior is the mag.
nantmity and courage which the respondent
has displayed during the entire course Of this
needlessly public inquiry"
Mr. Laden is ~ years old and reputed
wealthy.
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The Dog Catcher who Grabbed Il Sus.
pended for a Month.

The Dog Catcher who Grabbed Il sus.
pended for Month.
Mrs. Lille Wallace OF 1s5 Eldridee street
was walking along Allen street with hor black
and-tan dog on the afternoon OF July G. when
tho dog was seized by Dog Catcher Michael
Crowley. The dog. she says. was licensed and
muzzled. Mrs Wallace grabbed hold OF tho
mans shirt and told him to let the dog co.
Crowley. she Gays. cursed her and tried to
tear the muzzle from the dog and wrench him
sell from the womans grasp. But Mrs. Wal
Damn you, lot eo.". ngain shouted Grow.
10y. but Just then policeman. No 2.993. came
hs and the Doe 70
~. You had better look after your pup" said
the policeman. US The dog went limping around
the corner. A hone In the dogs foot had be en-
broken; Mrs. Wallace ran after the black.and-
tan and picked It up. When she returned the
dog catcher and No. 1893 had disappeared.
The next day she made a complaint at the
City Hall Crowley denied that the dog was
muzzlel. As n result OF the. investe All ion
Mayor Grant yesterday suspended Gro 6ley for
one month,
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Horse Stole Him. He Thinks.

Matthias G.. Willing. indicted for stealing Q
wagon and horse. was called upon to plead In
General Sessions yesterday. The Clerk could
not get definite plea. and tho Recorder said
sharply: What docs he say Is The guilty or
not guilty"
Your Honor" said the prisoner. I am
guilty and not gully got Into the wagon to
rest nnd the horse ran away with me-"
That is no plea. You must plead one way
or the other"
you say goes"
~ nter plen OF no. guilty. Mr.. Clerk. Or
dersd the Recorder and Matthias was led away
to await his turn for trial.
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ROBBED HIS BROTHER,
Betrayed to tho Police by the Won an who
Had Encouraged His Fast Life.

Betrayed to tho Police by the Won an who
Had Encouraged His Fast Life.
Adolph ". Kemper. a lace merchant at
Broadway and Grand street. was complain ant
in the Harlem Court yesterday against his
brother. joseph Kempner. who lives with him
at 1Os East Eightieth street. Joseph Kempner
is good-lookinc youth Of II. He played the
races with little success and made the &C.
auaintance OF q young woman. who taught him
to spend money faster than ever. Under this
About this time his brother and family went
to the country On July Is. Adoiph Kempner
says. Josenh entered the house and stole his
brothers gold watch and clothing. valued In
all at $3.50, which he ,pawned, With a supply
IN ms ne s ee rs 6s
girl. who In revenge told the police OF Kemp
ner's haunts and decoyed him into tho reach Of
Policeman Finn on Wednesday night Justice
White held the prisoner In $500 bail for trial
for larceny.
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Yellow Fever on hoard . BARK.

MONTREAL. July 30.-The Norwegian bark
Neptune, from Rio dc Janciro for Quebec. was
picked up in the Gulf oil 81. Lawrence to-day
short handed with yellow fever on board and
was towed to Goose Island quarantine There
were two deaths on the passage. vet Capt
borenzon went into Sidney. G. It, without Ia-
porting having sickness on board. There he
received orders TO proceed to quebec and was
oficers An 10 yestieation viii be held By the
Dom MON Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-31
DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION.
They Say Mrs. Darline's Removal Ha
Not Retarded the G rowth or the society.

They Say Mrs. DarIine's Removal Has
Not Retarded the Growth OF the society.
WASHINGTON. July 30.-A special meeting Of
tho National Society OF the Daughters Of the
American Revolution was held here this even
Ing. Tho controversy growing out Of tho re-
cent removal OF Mrs. Flora Adams Darling was
considered in an informal way. without regard
however. to the question OF her reinstatement
Information was received ut tho meeting to
the effect that Mrs, Darling is trying to organ:
iZe now national society. but the Board Of
Mnnagement Of the society soc processes to enter
The members OF the Board say that. SO far
as they, can learn. Mrs Darling's removal
which they claim was owing to jnsubordina-
ton. has had no effect whatever in retarding
the growth Of the national society. aud that
the organization Is rapidly increasing in num-
bers and Is in daily recent OF applications
from all parts OF the United States for charters
add that their action In removing Mrs. Darling
is generals approved by tho several societies
as tho circumstances OF the case are fully
understood by them.
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NOT Americ IN Enough,

for t v.n. Deutschel, u tailor. has been here
becon,na' years, He declared his intention Of
sppear.s an American citizen In 1878. and he
Conmnna n before Judge Bischolr In tho Court of
ple,s ",a, feas yesterday and asked that com.
told tie s'zssn n shlp te conferred upon him He
no, II .GnSSrmany to i've and. aIthonsb he iii
wanted Ibs' 10 .. a citizen OF this cnuntry. he
srnment sbt Etndecti len Il The American Gov.
iusos sa that character Of c Gu MN awe we dd
witness w grant the application. DeutscheI' s
zen. and nss Ihosenh Washer. who is not citi-
AAs peen leEe twenty yeare.
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THEIR CONTRACT IN DANGER.
Dawson d Archer Fail to Hurry Work OF
the New Court House.

Dawson & Archer the masonry contractors
OF the new Criminal Court building in Centre
street, paid very littlo attention to Commits
sioner Gilroy's warning OF q week ago that
unless they pushed their work more rapidly
they were in danger Of FORGETTING their con-
tract. The Superintendent OF Repairs and
Supplies OF the Public Works Department 70.
ported to the Commissioner on Tuesday that
the brick and brown,stone work OF the new
building was much delayed. Commisaioner
Gilroy sent another notice to Dawson 4 Archer
yesterday. and also reported the facts to May or
Grant, showir & that the contractors had made
their contract BY unwarranted delays. Mayor
Grant has called meeting Of. the Sinking
Fund Commission and OF the other members
OF tho Special Commission for Monday to con-
slider the adyisability OF voiding the masonry
contract
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Assignment by John g. Avery. Broker In
Investment Securities.

Assigameut by John G. Avery, Broker In
Investment Securities.
John c. Avery. broker in investment secu-
rites at 1l5 Broadway. made an assignment
yesterday to Louis Claude Wilton. giving q
preference to Annie Elizabeth Avery for $1,000
for borrowed money. Mr. Avery acknowledged
tho dee in Denver on July 23. Mr. Avery
opened an office in this city In June, 1889. and
claimed to be worth 100000. He had boon
engaged for fifteen years in money lending in
tho West. particularly at Denver and Kansas
City. lie was one OF the organizers OF the
Equitable Mortgage Company OF Kansas City
In 1884. He also organized and was President
OF tho Denver Land aud Security Company
which changed its name on March 10. 1890. to
the Continental Land and Security Company.
with an office at 115 Broadway. Tho capital
stock was increased al that time to $l.0O0.0OO.
year ago the company claimed assets Of
t1,776.s35, AGAINST liabilities Of t1.4t6.65O. Of
was slso formerly President OF the Fort Worth
Land Company.
At msas an and ss
signmont yesterday to george II. Ball He
e o maI SY fbs ss to his
G Esstsce GSspSy drsssnsEsrs al az - %e 81
E{s us'"ee Murphy have been In business Tor
three years
an execution for sl.l35 against Thomas
HaRan. dealer In men furnishing goods at
1894 Third avenue. in favor OF Margaret
Erhraim GrInspan's ,iewelry, store, at 1872
Grand street. was closed BY The Sheriff yester-
dAy on an execution for s2.279 In favor OF Alois
Judgment for s2i.ssl was yesterday entered
agninst Satterlee. lIostwirk & Martin. the
failed Insurance brokers Of So Cedar street. In
favor Of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Conn
pany.
The stockholders In Nswbgryport. Mass. of
have rseeiye1 notice q the Somrany,s assign
pany was originally tho Denver Land and Be-
CURLY Company. and was organized about
months has been known by its present name.
York; 9 Denver The capital Is given at
Despatehes, received ip, this city Yesterday
stated that the Suffolk Manufacturing Com.
pany tsuspendersl. of Boston and New York
had been attached IN Boston for $3.50 900. The
company had an office in New York at 800
Canal street. The bgsise.s was started thir-
teen years ago By i. o. Potter and turned into
o stock COMPANY In August. 1883, with q capt
tel stock of $4,000. which was later increased
IN t200 nm
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A wild Man OF the Woods.

LYNN. Mass. July 3o.-The community OF
Pine Hill Is greatly excited by a strange man
who is making his lalr In the woods around
Holders Pond. The police have been search
Ing for him tor two or three days without sue
cess. but he has appeared NJ intervals chasing
children. frightening the men. and milking
the farmers @ ws In olen pastures On Tues
day afternoon lie trcd 10 get near u party OF
children by crawliLG,on h. s hands and knoes
through the shes. but they saw him and ---
cnped The man Is thought by many 10 be
McArthuT the escaped murderer from Dover,
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Cohen Preferred TIL. to Imprisonment.

Assistant District Attorney Welch received
yesterday the $500 cash bail forfeited BY
Byron w. Cohen, the lawyer who was indicted
with several others for perjury in connection
with Cassie Brooks's claims o DO tho widow OF
rotary OF the Irving Bank. was on the bond.
with the Sheia5 costs for collection the
amount lie had ~ produce Wss $3.50
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Charles Herbert. salesman In the employ
OF Samuel Cohen. hat and cap manufacturer.
OF 1876 South Fifth avenue. started on July IL
to deliver s72 worth Of CABS to a customer. His
employer did not see him again until yester-
day. ,wnen Herbsrt was arralgnsd IN the Jefrsr-
seconu-hsn dealer In Newark Tor $50 and
then went to the Brighton track. whore he lost
his money. Justice Kelly sent the complaint
rich relations who offered 10 settle the matter
but Herbert's father thought brief i'm prison.
ment would do his son good.
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Daniel Herman. omployci on Beacon farm
at Eaton Mock. L. L. leaned from a rowboat
into Long Island Sound on Wednesday to re-
cover his hat. which had been blown away.
lie c0nId not swim and was drowned. despite
the efrortt of Daniel Lewis. his compan on. to
rescue him. When Lewis got back Ia North
port without Tiernan he went before Justice
way in which Herman WAS drowned.
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For tho sesshore by tho Sandy Hook
Route.

Leave New York. Pier 8. N. r.. for Highland
Beach. Seabright. Monmouth Beach. and Long
Branch at $50. l045 A. NJ. 10 N. II +. NJ. Sat-
urdsys only. 3:45. 4:SO. $3.50 p. NJ: Sundays
$3.50 A. NJ. l p. NJ.
For Atlantic Highlands. 1850, "a. NJ; /. BIAS
1880. $3.50 7. NJ. Sundays. $50 A. NJ. p. M.
Point Pleasant. dc. l0:45 A. NJ II p. n. Satur-
day only. 3:45. 4 80. $3.50 p. NJ.
All Hall 1oute.
Leave New York. Central Railroad Of New
Long Branch. Asbury Park, Ocean Grove
Spring Lake, Point Pleasant. &c. at 4: so. BIS.
1I:l5 A. NJ. II 30 i. M. Saturday only. 1880
2l5. $3.50. 4, $50. $50 6 T. NJ. Sundays Tex
cept Asbury Park and Ocean Groyej. 9:l5
III 80 A. NJ. i. M.-Adus
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Evils the Grand Jury Points Out

James T. Spark man. John p. Faure. James
". O'Brion. George Holbrook. Morris F..
Stsrne. George A. WeIles. and George +.
Trowbridge, tho committee appointed by tho
July Grand Jury TO examine the condition OF
the public institutions OF tho city and county
They profess themselves pleased with every
thIng except the penitcntiRry.. which Ii too
small. the wooden .pavilions Of the Female
city. and tho Tif,y-s"vsnth street court and
prison. winch are uusuited for the purposes to
which they are put
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Shes Used to II.

The four masted iron barge Atlas. loaded
with scrap iron. bound from Hobokcn to New
Haven. wa rammed In the stern by the tug
Exchange on City Island yesterday morn ng
aud sank in shallow water. The Atlas met
worse disaster under another name on Christ
mas Lay seven years ago. She was then the
British ship Lornty and WAS lying OF Bedlow's
Island with y big cargo OF case oil. The steam
ship Cornwall sank her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-31
Fined for Defending Himself Axa,ps.. Dog.

Henry Jung OF Brooklyn Was tried yes
terday In the Gates Avenue Police Court
for alleged cruelty to dog Last week
while repairing IA fence at GIT De Kab avenue.
n dog belonging to Mrs. Gaser. the occupant
Of the adjoining house jumped a. him and bit
him In the LETT arm. lie struck the dog twire
ON inc head with a hammer. He did not kill
the animal. but a policeman VINO happened to
be passing shot tho dog so as TO end Its suffer-
ing. Justice Patterson fined the accused SIS.
Jung will appeal the case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-31
"Couut" Bohnen to DO Released.

George J. Bohnen, the inmate Of the Wards
Island Insane Asylum. who supposed that hs
had been created . count by fellow inmate.
who believed himself the Duke Of Brunswick.
will be set at liberty BY order Of Judge Barrett
Of the Supreme Court. The Judge says: 1t
would be well to have him looked after by
son,e IHaicious friend But as there is no
should be granted discharge"
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Ca. he Relied On to skin You, Mister.

Not long ago countryman wrote to Mayor
Grant asking for information rs to the rslia-
billy OF green goods firm In this city. The
letter enclosed . circular OF the green goods
men. Private secretary Spser orwsrded II 20
Post 0firs ins nsatnr tn inysstiRatA-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-31

All entitled to the best that their money viii buy
best family remedy syrup Of vS 70 cleanse The sys
TEN when costiye or biliouk
The sun., 1891-06-25

BY the New York md New Jersey Bridge Com
pany to build six-track bridRe over North
River at Seventy.frst street. Recent calcula-
ions on the volume Of traffic to be expected
have induced the projectors to consider plans
for an eight-track bridge Instead. They find
that about $50 passenger trains will be needed
to handle the passengers. or rather moro than
thirty trains an hour for the entire twenty
four hours. However. since the traffic could
not be 30 distributed. but would have 10 be
concentrated between the hours Of 6 and in
the morning and 4 and in the evening. SIX
tracks would scarcely be sufficient.
From Seventy-frst street the trains are
planned to run on an elevated structure down
town midway between Eleventh aud Twelfth
avenues until below Thirty ninth street. whore
they turn to the east. and finally land In the
union depot, the plans Of which are now prac-
tically done.
This depot is to be somewhat like the st.
Pancras station. London. OF the Midland Rail-
road. 1t is 400 feet wide. extending from the
north aide OF Thirty-seventh to the south side
reaching from Broadway to Eighth avenue:
" course. part of Tnirty eighth street and
Seventh avenue are included within this area.
The sun., 1891-06-25

issds, r., Fiszsm,s 4 ian ana Iortch..s. showed IL
ss .9s sSs FSSs po ySd ss
taughiin rallied judge Morrow. and. riding
s,% sInnh home ass. With 81 81: oid,me yisgr xSn
chester half length ior second money.
s:i ss.: I, a,D
~ B;s BsSs. Il sss. il,
Maidstone and tas,ins also ran.
rl.9lsn.. rlSs i 10 9, n.s.,s.. Is to
"Fs sSaai. SSr,ST p.a Ss:.lS:. q. r0'''h''
THE FOURTH RACE.
Dr. Helmuth. Dcnedletine. Long Leaf. Lynn.
Long Dance and Dnnohuo wore close together
a'n TIM Sr fHi s fs b EsssS s%h 70 sF X.
in.o second place. took command and. leading
snsS n sSs Ssh vi With HfsS Vrss
losing second place BY neck.
,rn..e Sioo, OF which $3.50 to second and 500 to
" ions p.Y; Ii \; : sGPsaio y
Hi.at atf: sns Al Ssaes Rss B., H:u,h
synn s; fSsmpn,sna Snn Rsp.ds.!ns Long Leaf wr.s..i
Was len AZ sSs post saa 0'e'' A''1 also ran A''man'
Pss;:s :s,s Tor; $ssss 81: =: s.
sls,n. yss M,ss Rus 10 Ss"i
{ S%s; i's; Tt' sssas: :'S S.;s q
THE FIFTH RACE.
cyypscsnrs vas first away G. the trio in the
seG0nd S ltcp the start to the turn Into ne
S S snaaaR RsmSsr SHsenss n:
The pnce again ip the second and ss. heat
LEAVING cynosurs behlna Ia .he stretch. Ban. Ban.
qsss Won hHEns, By
..s.ns sf az ..,:a .s
,ls iani,sn5 5S.oaa.. BY k.yon ao.-sn.,
Ess:a. .f! f!,:s.S s,RR:;sss y s%f';2s
a:s: s:.as: :s..r:s
.as. ss sSs ssa ss;Pi; S;e Sis;i s .G o'n'
THE LAST RACE.
The field of six made good fight In the last
rnce. Success. Eleys. Come-to- Taw. and Korn
fore The last & % h.ii i"rosa ion .oRf %hsss
Hamilton bumped Tammany to the head Of
the fray Tsm%sny beating noodlu% aSrCss
third. An open length behind the leaders.
with s s.d Ss Ms,en e .ss 90 se
G,os.s As !; Ismm.ny. 4 BY 4oSsdiands-rusealoosA
2 ESss +; !seaS% nm
Kern saoc::s and f,;ss S. si:s5.s sss 'A''
,Be!tine,Seven 70 aaains, Come to Taw. q to 1
Hoodlum M to TammAuy. 20 to Kern. IS to klevo
~ to success. Autuals paid s7S Siu.5a ea4s
NOTER.
Mayor Grant had bets on some OF the win.
neis at the Bay.
Constant Reader.-A must be dreaming to
OF them.
Eclipse will do to play soon. He wa. fourth
IN tho first race yesterday with Cullen up
Nomad st. Florian. and His HiGhness must
meet at even weights to decide who is the
champion. There are rumors OF dark two
year-olds capabls OF lowering the colors Of
any younRster yet shown.
The sun., 1891-06-25


monies Tho college cadets In full uniform.
were 1t the mass. At the elevation they pre-
tie cadets drilI at O'clock: A. q
sors ncGx and fej b. James % BSter s The class "
5aaee JsaS &S4s"n Dg'% ogrsn fht'd Then
ssSSh The sa%s Ss OF
dent Scully repie appropriately; Archbishop
nag which covered the, statue fell from 1t. As
salute sa % was fired. and the college band played
phia then made an nddresa
The statue which stands n ir1nt Of ths
iiysrlns an address. II g Iset @ Inches hISh; II
nnd T. %SSpfsd e abalse pedestal Inc
''tfi Tie dssrse Of Bachelor oi Arts was conferred
AveiIano Of Nicaragua James 4; Dunn OF New
Gssss n 9or I@s1nSwn s"a
st se% Wee w ns Preston GsSrss sSrss
VIII lam Curtis. eN.Attorney General Garland.
sioner Miles NJ. OBrien. City Comptroller
0nahan OF Chicago. and State Senator Eugene
commitaS enc q tSs @ gave
n dinner in the, students refectoiX About
600 persons at down.
u Bishop Lnaden Of N.Y. Syracuse Bishop
Com missioner MnoI can Herman Ridder oi the
ialIoIir Aers, County Clerk Giegerich, Eugere
Kelly, Judge FIT .simmons. Congressman Fell
mem members M Of Of tho Jesuit order from ali parts OF
the country.