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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
DEATH OF MRS. MARY l.. ALSOP.

Mrs Mary l.. Alsop. wife OF the Rev. Or. Reese F.
A.op rector of st A1n's Episcopal Church. and arch
deacon Of southern BROOKLYN died suddenly on Thurs
day afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal Hospital
She had suffered fJr some time from tumor on the
neck and It's removal lad been advised by eminent
physicians. The operation wa, performed by DE-
George r. Fowler at the hospital on Thursday morn
ing and Drs. Wallsce. Mcburney ana Bun were
present Mrs, AlsOp was In good health ana the opera
lion was seemingly successful, but sumo hours after
ward she began To sink and could not bee rallied. Dr.
A,op who had gone home. VAS hastily summoned.
bui nothing could be done save her life. She Wa
a natlvc of Pfit-burg and left four children. The
funeral viii take place on Monday IN ri. AIMS
Church.
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LITTLE GIRLS woR1 FOR HE FRESH AR FUND.

An example that may we'll be cmniaied mas been sct
by club Of little girls living In the East SIZE OF 'ne
city which has contributed large sum townT inc
Tribune Fresh Air Fund. These Young maidenS had
formed a social club. which met during the winter
every Thursday afternoon AT the home of some ono OF
their members. for the purpose Of social enjoyment ana
Intellectual cultivation Tn. dues OF this club were
i've cents week. while tn. Initiation fec was ten
cents When the club discontinued It's meetings for
the summer il found that there was balance Of
80 In the treasury, and instead Of spending this money
In having an entertainment with which 10 close tho
,iul season. they determined to start fair with
mis- capital and the proceeds over to The Tribune
Frcsl-Air Fund The fair started with this small
c,plt.u on Monday at the school room Of the German
American school, No. IA East Fifty st., and
II will be closed tonight By an auction sal" Of all the
goods remaining TIP 10 last night nearly $3.50 had
bcen realized and Il Is hoped that by this evening
even 300 will be cleared for the FrcSh-Air Fund.
The names Of the little girls doing this handsome
work for charity are Lucy Timmc Carrie Fink Fanny
~ Traumann, Aisle f.. rrautmann. Gertrude stadcr,
fricda Rabc. Friedrich NOzlng, Eliza Conner, Josie
,tadler and Emma MarGuaid
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Highest of all Lcavenne Power --latest U S Govt Report
Re-! B Bs*as'!
ABSOLUTELY pURE

both sides. but the fielding clean and sharp Inc
score m
9 }as,. yg,: ......:-:>c 9 9 9 2 9 q
n: :,s fschei IGSii ahd Lu6y
Pitt.burg Penn. June 24.Teiry allowed the ,nn
mats but two hits in today's game Attendance i0
The score: -
E Flss,fn,s ..........S 9 9 g 20
Baschs-Ptsegrg CINCINNATI , Ir,Osp'''Pu m
! Il S-HMtfoSHl i''"'''
s.. Louis June 24-The St Louis and Cleveland teams
played about best contested game * inc SEASON W
day Sixteen innings had been PLAYED when darkness pun
s,on to further plsy leaving the battle draw. The
s 81 bSas:::.S 90 S6SGSS 9 %
Basehe-st Louis g. Cleveland O. Errors-st Louis Louis
g. Cicyelond 4. Pitchers-Brcitenseln and Young. VI"
Providence June e4--The Rochester team batted with
terrific eject today and easily defeated the Providence
team by the appended score 80
sSsSss,ss .::::::::5 8 2 2 ~
Is Fryds9ss g. and
Sullivan Knau~ Petit and Gray.
FAmirs June o4.-The Albany team won an interesting
battle from Emira today by the following score;
N1ss9y .::::G1 g 8 9 9 . d
BasehAlaany Emira a. Er p,Isn a,s grd d.
Troy, June 24.-The Troy team was beaten by inc
b. rao nine to-day, after superbly played game by c
following score: -
T Buffalo : :...::::::::: g . 9 9 8 -
Base hits-Troy 5, Buffalo O.. ErIor-Troy T. Buhao l.
Bsttrries-Wash and Clarke, w. DAILY onc wells
Binphamton June 2f.-Thc Bnghamton team defeato
the Syracuse nine TO-DAY by good batting BY the FOLLOWING
p
sy, sts:s,nn,sn ; : ! 9 9 9 80
pasehits-Syracuse IL, Rirghamon IL Efr9rs-s,trs,
cpse , Binehamptoa g. BatUr.cs-Bair ana 'rqu""''
ENans and BrCWn. ..,
Tohdo June 2i.-The game between Toledo ana Mh"ao
zee this afternoon was interrupted in the frst half oil he
fourth inning by a contest over a decision D. olhpr'
9uenthcr Cuenther declared the game In hNor OF NH
,,oo he n score OF 0 TO O. The up TO thai uue
was TO in favor Of Milwaukee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

copev Island Jockey Club races Sheepshead Bay 2;"0
p. m.
ProokIyn Cam, Club regatta.
pcparture of 9Th Regiment for state Comp
KINGS County wheelmen meet Manhattan FIELD p m
Orange Athletic Club qomes, Orange, p. m.
pank CLERKS Athletic Association games. 3 p. m
Boston. New.York baseta match, Polo "fonhds p Ut
Fireworks OF Manhattan Beach, evening
r,oderl,on, ,e.tIyal Washington Park, evening.
With Assembly District republican Organization pa
rade and bAnner.raisinq, p. m.
Tennis tournament, Central Park
Cornthian Yacht Club regatta.
Acorn Athletic Club games. South Brooklyn p. m
u,s,c In Central Park bv 7th Regiment Band. p. m
MUSIC IN ST. Mary's Park, D. M
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WESTFIELD.

Westded's citizens have rejected the oher OF the
Mon Water Company Ia put In Immediate op'rduou
In Wcs,GelG system Of water works. \ Sp'cl"I e''
don was held on Thursday. II was m exciting one
and arnsod much bitterness the part OF tho people
who favored the company Many public meetings
have been held recently mt which well-lnown in-
thoritlcs "a such spoke IN favor OF the town
owning lis own water works They created >enti
mont that wa avcr-c 30 giving ihe town over INTO
the hands Of a private corporation. This sentiment
grew tpp rapldly 10 be Overcome before election day
ana ,rh.n ,he votes were counted II found that
The comany's oer was rejected by majority Of 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
PATTERSON.

rp AMPS STIR Up CONSIDERABLE EXCITEMENT
The neighborhood OF Little Falls was terrorizeu io'
some hours on Thursday by The depredhtionS oi guns
Of tramp, There five or six OF theni- "o"'''
,,,or n. m tho cxort number. Melvin Daniels was
driving along the road to Paterson, ana inc '""p'
yelled at him and asked him for money lhcy "",o
novemcnt rs II TO stop his horse, aud Daniels
whipped ND and drove through the crowd, scattering
Them. soon aftcrward his father. Reuben DANCES
care along but was not moested. The vagnbonds
entered roadhonsc kept by Thomas Rogers ana tncd
,o sting him for liquor Rogers dubbed them ont
With a hind geon and bruised the face OF one Dad'y'
The tramps next attacked "A Greek pedler giving HIS
name as Frank Tonia who was trlnRhs "io"s ING
road In company with his wife IONA alleges ''"''
after ronsacldng his pack and finding nothing they
raptd IN. outlaws stole his gold watch and assaulted
him when he resisted robbery Daniels and Ionia'
one after the other reached Little Falls village ana
told their stories Justice Crane who issued wa"''s
and semi n constable with some citizens. In tho
meantime the tramps had =" held up" the patterson
and Little Falls stage. There We're no passengers
,h,art md n young man named Albert Copeland was
driving. They demanded the price Of the beer and
Copeand threw ont a few cents and drove on. cope
lands arrival I'm Little Falls increased the excitement,
and soon n large posse OF citizens was on the way 10
the scene Of bandItry. They found that the uamp@
had demanded money at the shop Of n baker ana
being refused had tried throw pepper in the bkeTs
cycs They had also visited the home II man named
Mcofowan IN his absence. and attempted To assaui'
hts wife but slo screamed. nclghbOrs came. and tho
rufans ran awny. The crowd OF citizens, armed WIN
clubs shotguns and rcvolvcrs after wading through
"A swamp. found the gang hiding In underbrhah some
distance from the main rOad. Four were dragged out,
Offering resistance. and were taken before the ~:
nee. Who ,~nt them at ght to Jail in Paterson. No
plumber was found. They gave names supposed 70 DC
fictitious. They Will be- held for the next Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
ErNDS EOR ST. JOHNS GUILD.

Colonel William l.. Strong. treasurer OF st. Johns
Guild has received the following contributions for the
Of the Door children the tencmenthouse discts
Alfred D. scott 500 b. French. George a. Clark and
W X Vanderbilt each $3.50 l.. II. Dougherty and John
! Emory each 800 Mrs X. A. Kagsland L. rarIius.
John Dwight & Co. and >. & i. Uhmann each so; Il.
Ecinpckc George MilnAne and Duncan ID. Parmly. each
soj: Joh2 Munro T. Bradbury and Rodcrck =. Curtis,
,ach $40; Norris Stcrnc. W. r. Herman Schcfer Asher
T. Meyer. Mrs D. X. Young J. Goulds Son and Hills &
Dradv each e5; L. " 4. and Iaby Douglas each So Il.
Georsh So and Friends mite box 81 IS. The money
VIII be the good the floating and seaside
hospitals OF the Guild.
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AFTER. DINNER SPEt CHE~.-A hIndsome . an
phlc, Of - pages. containing the most eloquent and
ent erininng nftrr dinner speeces and nrmoriai ad'
drcssc. of the winter of 1871 In New-Nork Ciy'
Addresses are given by NIr. Depew DIR. ParkhursL
Joseph Jefferson cx-President Cleveland. DR. Briss''
Mr. Damn Mr. Mckelway, Mr. Bromley. secretary
Elkins. secretary Foster, Mr. Hewitt Bishop Potter
Dr. Twichcli Gen. Porter. Charles - smith, VIZ
McCinre. Mr. Coudert. and many Others I'd cenn
acOpy.
Chilli AND THE NEW Navy President Har.
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In pamphlet form. Ioscrhcr with esmp'e"
description OF the new American Navy Ainrxe NUM-
her Of the typical vessels described at iengte Win
elaborate pictures and plans aud fn details OF crew
armament. ETC.. each Every vessel In tho 10"
Navy isineiuded In the list. Price - cents u copy
RIG ISSUES or An OFF YEAR.-The ma zniacem
ariG aud currency articles OF Roswell e. Horrin The
rc!sIy Trbune during the last year. reprinted With
various kindred articles including the wonderful rec
suits OF Reciprocity, aud the article Prices
1890 and 1891 a pamphlet OF 50 LARGE pages. ~
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Y. r.. iIlustra,ed from Cuba. West Indies. Mckee
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HOW TO WIN FORTUNE. BY Andrew CnrnedA
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cents copy.
WAR SHIPS SUNK At SAMOA.-Whnt may "
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Hunting" etc. lOA pages 10 cents.
OUR SOUTHERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES letters o.
the West India Islands A. pages. 25 cents copy
KNITTING AND CROCHET. lS9I.-Scw 30 page"
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ever ssucd By The Tribune. II cents n COPY. Hui.
de voted tor lace. garments
md cushion covers, trimming, curtain bands. ouA"
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ccs from The sunday Tribune deli htful nnmoes
VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT, why American we
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Az APPEAL TO 1HE FRIENDS Of IRELlyD..

Az APPElL TO TIE Friends OF IRELlND.'
Tho National Federation Of America has sent or.t
the following appeal
To the Friend, Of Home l;l Ireland: The dssolu.
ol Of the British Pari9mcnt 8 announced and the gen
eraI election j. be held INN lately. The struggle Of
Ireland for HE or death ha;d. Now l. the time To
help her N YOU her li,cthat H. to be- free! We
meal, FOR the ma orty II the National pIrty pre-
sided over by Mccarthy, aud subscription Will
be support Help 20 any faction opposed to
that ma orty help dsnion, dshonor and disaster!
We ask you assist the party whose side are found
the best and purc-t the Irish people, the lnwabding.
wise and patriotic sons Of Ireland Ia America and the
Irish hierarchy AID clergy, the faithful friends Of the
National c,use. Funds needed to carry eghty.hNo
seat, In Parliament. and the legitimate legal expenses
will be $4,000 The efs fees must BE- deposited before
candidate, are eligible election. But two weeks re-.
min 10 procure this moacy VIII YOU helpl Check, or
draft, should be made pay .Le Eugene Kelly, treasurer
Cooper Union.
DR.. Thos. Adds Emmett. president
Eugene Kelly TREASURER.
Joseph 7. Ryan, corresponding secretary
John ByIne chairman board Of trustees
thei Joseph Jos. +. DAILY, trustee, NewYork.
Ioa VIM Purcell. trustee. NcwYor.s.
Dr. VIM. B. wa.licc trustee. New-Yo.k.
Hugh Met anr,y. trustee. Pennsylvania.
judge Morgan j. O'rricn, trustee New-Yve1
Jud.e VIM. Lewis Kelly. trustee. Mnnesoti.
ID sbannahan, tfu.tr, Kentucky
Tho, Il. Fiu trustee. Massachusetts,.
John McManus, trustee, Rhode Island.
Patrick iarrclly trustee, Sew.JeTsey.
Patrick Poland, trustee, Ohio
Dr. y. Fcnnelly. viee-rres!deni Troy, ". Y.
Jas IIeekn. Nceprcsldcnt Ohio.
Michael J. Ey an. Ncepresldcnt. Pennsylvaod.
Patrick Gleason, Nice-pr -sident New-Yo.k CITY.
VIM J. BurXr. vce-presidcnt. Ma,sa -husctts.
Patrick smith, vce-pTcs dcnt, North Ohio.
T. pannoa, ice.presidont Kentucky
Dennis Sheedy. vice president Colorado
John c. Lenihan, vice-presdent. New.IIampsh!re.
Jaues DOYLE yico;plesdsnt IaIylan9
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Jaeger" Underwear:
DEFENDING THE PUBLIC.

~ being belief that the courts q" ts STATE have
it be lawful genuine Jaeger underway ss not made
This issue mas never peen
OF % court in United States soon VIII De- however and
he % h decision of Supreme Court sustaining e verdict
% lower German Court and joining the M % NV @
inc selling underwear not SOFA ny OF win the
n Of prof Dr. The Injunction expressly Sorolos
appreciation o. 1am the words Jaeger System system
Inc % The based no narrow tech M trade
r Int mon the Ground public well as the pahn r
a"I are entitled protection against 1ra"" ana DE-
ception: c.
" ~ Particular in the examination OF 'ne markings Of
ucood cannot be expected from the public, 80, wha
DIV means of the of Jaeger" on the goods d before
m ore led to believe these goods originated with the
"nlanf CDR. Jaeger were approved by hnl AND ARE
GENUINE"
est in dene the identical call for and IN not oens
nee INFERIOR
u underwear having general appearance OF the genuine Jaeger
goods
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pI.AINEIEID

Announcement made Yesterday OF the winners
81 the prizes in the Painfcld public schools They
are: For Eugsh compos on-first prize Elery
c. Leonard srcand. Helen T. French For mathe-
matics offered BY Mrs C. II. Stilman-F1rst, Grace
Howard Petite: second, John Alfred Wilson. For
United states history. Clyde y. Bnrnet, honorable
mention, Elizabeth NJ Cah"one Edward b. nlnch'
clyd, b. Bunct honorable mention. Einbeth NJ
tahoone Florence T.. Wilder. FNr pennanship-
For hest r~nniir ship. Hattie /. King FOR Creates
improvement Edth ROscbcrry. For languags-A"h'
Helen I. French, Greek Grace Howard PetFle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
Jersey CITY.

MORRIS DRETZFELD AGAIN UNDER CLOUD
Morris BretzfcM, the venerable Hoboken lawyer
who recently served lvc days IN the county jail Oh
"A plea of non vult 10 a charge Of enaezzlement was
again arraigncd before Judge Lppincott yesterday on
the charge Of embezzing $3.50 from Rudolph Berg
mann. on January 10, 1901, Bergman, who Is an
artist md designer. living at ew-Yorl-ave and
Lowers ST. gave Brtzfch $50 to invest for HIM
since then Brct,,eli has made no return for the
money I'm nny way. nor has he accounted 70 Berg
nrnn Tor aly Investment. Brctzicld pleaded not
guilty and was bailcd IN the sun OF 500 10 appear
for trial.
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HOME NEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-Rear- Admiral George l.. BeiKhAp' u . -'''
Observation-Disclosures ). T. Langley, OF Wa'hhg'"''
= - ptLu'u ,VENUE-Flx.Scnstor J. Scdt fa1s' IT,
., rlrir, snd Judge Edward r. Green, Of Ne"-JefS!.
MURRAY HILL-Ex.C Congressman F. q. etanaf"' ol
N,.souri ST JAMES-Mayor David C. Robinson, d"
FlmIro acknowledgements Nelson Dl"s''y'
~ Maine.
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HONORS EASY AT WASHINGTON.
BRooKLYNs WIN THE FIRST GAME AND Loo
THE. Sl1CONu

Washington June 24.-Brooklyn and Washington teams
plaved two games to-day broke even. Brooklyn got
tho first by hard hitting good hedns. the senator's
doing poorly
In tho second game the Washington supported
Kneu In fine style the Brides coud not touch
the "South paw" pitcher. Hait not nit hard. but
his bases on bail. costly. Umplrc Lynch lined
DAILY $40 for questioning decision. ATTENDANCE. 2,oio
The
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l result follows :
NEW.YORK.
lLADELPHlA.
lotals........3 7'23 10 81
elements declared out.

E,Inea b ,deInba Ii, on ia!es
New.York s. PhIlodelphia o. First sase Oh 6all,.Oh
Husie on hsSe cGn 'pSTN 0"l wobase hTSompson
Sacrifice hits--r ho rdson Hanan stolen boses-Tler
nan Ewing a ID INons Fuller Allen >. Clements. Wild
nitch-Keefe J. Passed bas-Ccments l, Doyle ]. UNI
pirc-Ensl!e Tine OF game-l 80.
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MRS WINSLOl

MRs. WlNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used iol over FIFTY YEARS " MILLIONS q
MOTHERS 10Y their CHILDREN WILL lEEllltNC
With PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t soOTHEs the CHILD.
SOFTENS THE GUNS. ALLAYS a.! PAlN, CURES
WIND collie. and Is the BEST REMEDY FOR DlAf
RIIOEA Sold ty DRUGGISTS In eycry part OF the
world TWENTY FIVE CENTS \ BOTTLE.
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Tribune EXTRAS.

PREsBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY,, 1897
The pr cding. Of the Assembly Portland OreEsa
reported by The Trbunes own special correspondents
at the Assembly. Presbyterian Clergyman substaa.
italy In full 10 be issued shortly after the close Of
the Assembly. single copies 2j cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

AKKlNEU.
Steamer Germanic (Brl. Cameron Liverpool June 10.
To- mse and passengers TO II Maitland ker
AZ the Bar AZ SS1 y IN.
Steamer Nab Hr Rssmussen Hamburg June o. with mdse
IN siunenn spence Arrived al the bar NJ 81
steamer Edam D,ch Brupsna. Rotterdam June %. with
nd- ana lunch, Edge & Co Arrived al the
Bar AZ
~ Nca.Is Jun, with mdse To IiiIZcl leiman 4 Co
sci 10 simpson spence Young Arrived ~ tho Bar AZ
steamer BrErayia (Ir lalncs. Mediterranean ports Via
Gibraltar S. with mdse aud passen.crs TO Henderson
Iiro, Arrived al the Bar ~ ii m.
Steamer Woorck Porto Cabelo 9daysva Curacao
and mdsc and passengers 10 Boui0n. Bliss
IuIctt Arriy Ell III the Bar al 40
steamer Alps tBr exg Trinidad via Grenada with mise
and nasscngrrs Cririo Arrived the Bar IL
steamer Mexico tSiaI Aemapy Havana days with nse
and s.engers Cebalos Co Arrived at the Bar at
40 pm. - u q 49,, -. 49, -
steamer (Nor). hansen BaIacoa days. with mdse
Ia MONIES a Co Arrived at the Bar AZ II lOa
Steamer cry Birmingham, Burg savannah. With mdse
and passengers 10 X l. Walker 49, 49,
steamer andotte Walker Newport News and Norfolk,
with mdse aud passengers 10 Old Dominion IS Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLl
TWENTY YEARS FOR CARPENTER.

TWENTY YEARS FOR CARPENTER
The fun penalty Of the law was visited YESTERDAY
upon George {. Carpenter the daring burglar VINO
walked into the house Of John f. searlcs. IT, INC
millionaire sugar refner last week and put pistol
to his head. demanding his nancy and gFapDhs lor
his watch and who. when Mr.. Searles grdppicd WIN
him. fired at him but missed and after being partaiN
overpowcred fired at Mr.. ScarlcS's sonln-mw. W. ":
Tuttlc and wounded himself He ariaignch FOR sell
tence before Judge Moore. having pleaded gulity 10
one charge and been found guilty upon another "he
brought to the bar he was cool and uncohcerheh All"
refused 10 swear but affirmed. lie said he was
thirty four years old and refused TO say whether no
had been in prison before. Judge Moore 'chtehced
him 10 twenty years in state prison, saying:
Carpenter. 1t has been long time since crlmc
so utterly audaclous a, yours has been committed III
Brooklyn. As the crime is great 50 VIII the punish
mcnt be great make II 80 not only htly TO rc"au
YOU for your doings, but also warning 10 uc'er
others from coming this city aud trying the SAINT
game For your attempted robbery OF the mouse Oh
Mr. Scarlcs you are sentenced to spend ten wears a'
hard labor in the state prison at sing SING ro
vour assault on w. NJ Tutte, an assault In the nr''
degree ven are sentenced 10 spend an additional tel
years at hard lnbor in the state prison at sing SINK
the second sentence begin at the eN pratoh oil 'h
first. That makes twcntG years IN all ,. a..
BY good behavior Carpenter VIII r'cur~ rcic"S' ~
about thirteen wears. lie can stu be tI1eu on u
charge OF attempting TO assault Mr. Scarles lie VIII
be taken to sing Stag Today.
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.Ir,ST GAME.

F,ifnad rIns-BrooEiyn .. 1W0fa'e NIrs-T1oy,
Joyce nrouthers stolen bases-DOwd CIrcOrsn Broutn
cr;. C'rinn ?, OBrea Frs, base on bais-By Ab.cy
Mipan. Saerintc ht>-Dowd. CoicoIan, K1lsiOw.
Stein. Tinle-l rs. umpire-lyncn
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THE RECORDS.
GAMES TODAY.

NewYork Boston at Polo Grounds. New.fork
Brooklyn VS. Baltimore Eastern PARK Brooklyn
Washington vs. Philadelphia. at Washington.
Piusburr vs. Cincinnati. at PittsbuIg
Chicago VS.. Louisville. at Chicago
ST. Louis vs. Cleveland at ST. Louis.
Tho N.w.York and Boston mines will play at the Polo
Grounds to-day.
Catcher Murphy had Joined tic Binehomton team and
Fields goes TO the Buffalo nine
The Staten Island Athletics will play Amateur
League championship game with the EDgewood Field
Club. nine At West Brighton. S. l.. this afternoon at
o'clock Now that Van Zants arm is again In hrstcass
shape he will make his appearance IN the box Krauss
Will catch him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS SOUTHWESTERN
EXPRESS
Is tie newest train OF New York and the best and
Quickest To Cincinnati and St. Louis, Leaves New.
York every day ct 8 80 p. NJ. Fully e9uipYed. ~
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Sacrifice hits-Ward Griffin Double play'-Dowd.
richardson and Larkin Robinson Do"d and iaIkln lirt
has on halIs~Bv Kne 3. by Hart D. Hit by pitched
6ai-CirlHln Hart struck Out-By Knc g. by Hart g.
Time-l so. Cmpre-Lynch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

Two Homespun Suits of the lightest
possible gray, one a plain diagonai!
weave, the other with criss-cross OF
indistinct blue, are about the pfettlest
and most fashionable Suits OF the
Season. Strong and shapely, yet SO
loosely woven that the air goes through
it like sieve. Best custom tallors
get $50 or more for such Suits; half
that sum contents us.
Silk-lined Serges in blue and black
lining left out of the coat back for
GOODNESS. Elegant suits; S25.
Negligee Shirts, 81 to SO. If we
told the merits of the dollar Shirt it'd
take the wind from the "sales" Of the
rest.
Bathers can be safe now, perfectly sae-the Neptune
Life" has done it. Men, women and children.
Stores open this evening.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
s g 5$Fz* e s,