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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Decoration Day paradcs in New-York and Brooklyn.
Ncw.York Jockey Club opening day. Morr PARK.
Grand Army of Republic exercises at Carnegie Music
Hail. p. m.
. 80 p.
Exercises at 7th Regiment Monument Central Park.
IL q.
Travelling Of Melvin monument Calvary Cemetery. 3
p. m.
Hosting OF flag. Old Block House. Contra. Park,
rise.
Ncw.Yorh Driving Club races. Fleetwood Park p.
Flushing Racing Association races. 30 p. m.
Bergen County Agricultural Association races, fohokus
n. j., p. m.
New.York.st Louis baseball games. Polo Grounds
10 80 q m. and p. m.
Manhattan Athletic Club games Manhattan Field. 10
a. IN
Interschoasc Athletic League games Manhattan Field
D. IN.
Crescent Athletic Club reception. Bay Ridge, a. II.
to 10 80 p. IN.
Fireworks display at Eldorado the Palisades evening
Opening OF Madison square Roof iirdcn
NewJcrscy Athletic Club games. Bergen Poinr. p. IN.
Pccksklll Gun Club shooting tournament.
Knickerborkcr Yacht Club regatta. College Point. L. 1.
Opening OF Atlantic Yacht Clubhouse Bay Ridge.
Jersey CITY Yacht Club regatta
Corinthian Mosquito Fleet regatta Larchmont
XIII Won hui Yacht Club regatta.
Review Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club, Gravescnd Bay.
10 go q. m.
Calodonian Club ramcs. Lion Park IL 30 y. m.
star Athletic Club game. Long Island City, p. m.
Montcforc Home reception, II \. t. p. m.
Hebrew Institute reception. Eas: broadway and JeGer-
son-st. 10 q. IN. to y. III.
Entertainncr: Homo for Incurablcs, fordham. 80
p. N.
McAu,ey Water Stree. Mssio, anniversary. NO 31o
witcr.st 80 p.
Departure OF Anti Hin delegates for Syracuse. 30
II. Parcks School exhibition, No. Ill East tethst
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OCIG DING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
NfpStsDAr. JUNE
SHIPPING .NEITS.
PORT OF NETWORK ..... SUNDAY, NAY 20 1892
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steiner Mar;,lio lBr Hca lInl MAY II. with ndse t,
ir Drcycl Morgan CO. "eSsc 10 Funch Eye d co. Ar
steamer rolara urr. Busch. stein May TO- with mdse
and passengers !" u CortS Arrived at ia. sr Is m
mse and passengers TO Forget at the bar at 5,
steamer II Campinc Dtch) smt Antwerp May IL in bal
Last T." ~ o ,1Trf ,T,u &C., Arrived At the Bar a,
with sugar To ,calos Il Co; vessel Way,cll & 90
steamer adirondack (r SAMSON, Hayan ports via por,
oalS WIN mse ana passengers To PIN. forwood 60.
steamer Trinidad (Br, Fraser Bermuda days. win ballast
aud passengers TO oucrbridsc Co Arrived AT the Bar
vii s .c an MsEs; and
Steamer Kansas cIy Fisher. savannah with mdse and
steamer ciy Of Columbia stevens. Newport News and Nor
folk with mlsc ami Passengers To Ol Dominion IS Co.
with mdsc md passengers 10 old Dominion IS Co.
steamer richmond. Jenney. West Point. Va with mdse to
steamer cottage CITY Bennett Portland with msc and pas
STEAMER Herman Winter Nickcrson Boston, with mso to
steamer Wlkesbarre. Gates Boston for Port johnson
Steamer Heains Ibr Guy. Boston TO simpson. spence &
steamer cry Of New.BeafOrd. Weaver. Fan River
suNsET-wnaat Sandy Hook moderate. S; hazy
AiCity lsiand-fresh. SW; cloudy.
SAILED
Steamer ProsrcSo for Los Angeles and Francisco
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN May 2osailc steamers servia (Br, putton
SOUTHAMPTON. May 2o-Arrivc steamer Aer Ger, chss
sas % eaeT re h on ner way TO Bremen @
lIvEnro3 May 2s-Arryed steamer Anglia (Br Mitchell
zxnp May 2omlassed steamer Calico BIZ coman, from
sciIiY May .-Pas.e steamer othclio (Br Mundy from
r"ssr On M. ss. . amer p.seu,na
HAyng May arrived. steamer La Gascosne tFr,. San.
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NEWARK.

Frederick Bcgna. silversmith. living ut 80 %
Nassau-st.. committed suicide on Saturday nigh, by
shooting himself In the brcas Bcgnall va, an
fngshman a out twenty five years old. III, act was
due TO dependency.
The Pas,aic River course flied yesterday with
the boats Of the various clubs - take part In the
regatta to-day, and there many spectator, al the
clublouScs and the river banks The clulhonscs
gayy decorated with bunting. II the weather f.,
favorable to-day. the regatta will he of the most
notable that have cen rowed on the Pnssoc
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rOR 4 PNSTAL I'D AsSOCL4TION.

A fair In aid OF the New-York PostoIice Mutual
AID Association will be held beginning November
% b. continue for week. The purpose OF the
fair + TO establish pen ion fund 10 lie supplemented
hv pro rata monthly assessments upon salaries. tn"
enterprise has the hearty ndoiscmcn OF President
HARRISON Posmaster-Gcne.rl Wanamaaer. Vice-Prcsi-
dout Norton. Secrc;aric, Tncy and Foster, Governor
Flower senator liScock, the congressman from New
York CIV as well n. Postmaster Van Colt, all Of
whom viii De- patrons. IL will he held In Madison
square Garden.
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MELVIN MONUMENT UNVEILED

The Melvin monument. erected by the Clan ma (;ael
Society In Tie Patriots Plot In Calvary Cemetery
was unveiled Yesterday In the presence Of large gath
crng Of lrishmcn, including General r. O'Bclrne
Major Duffy, John W. Con, Judge Lynn, X. r. Ken.
ncdy James Burke and John j. Delany. The Grafton
was delivered by Judge James Fitzgerald Company
a, Goth Regiment, was guard OF honor. The monu.
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FALL CLUBS UNDER ARREST.

Toledo. May -9.-Tocdo wo, the game from Fort wayD,
to d., BY Brilliant fielding. At ED 81 tho eighth nnu-
the Of both teams took their men Of the feel
result OF the Sunday baseball in this city.
The placed urde. but allowed 60
quietly the police static, where they placed under
tond for appearance In Attendance
5000. The
Toledo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o OF
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TEE ATLANTA MAKNG SLOW PROGRESS.

Esne surprise felt few days when the cruiser
Chicago arrived here from Monevdeo without the Atlanta
ara day after day passed without any report from her
OF friends - those tonG naturally became
anx Both vessels sacl from Montcvidco at the
tine, but the Auantas Lotion had teaome fon' with
tsraaces and other ser.gowo1 that she could kcc
up and the increased consumption coal due her foul
condition made put into Caha for co,l
May D. She arrived at St Lucia, West Indies, on Fri.
day. ana after hling with coil led acan saturday
She msy be expected here the part week.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

New-York St Louis at Polo Ground New-York
O. M and D.
Brooklyn Cincinnati at Eastern Park. Brooklyn
.. and y. m.
Lotion IS. Cleveland. at B)':ol. a. m. and p.
Philadelphia Louisville az Philadelphia. IN. and
n. m
Washington Chicago. at Wa hneton. a and y. m.
PItts,urg =. baltimore. Pt.burE a. and d.
The morning the Polo Grounds will star ted
at IL a. M. and the ate moon game at D. III.
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NJ Pcn-up ItlCa.-" That's lie ~ shouted . Windy
City man. entering railway station as an empiove was
putting up pIacard, "Cheaeo Limited let me
stretch 10 her than OF warm fa,y an II TouIdn,t
surprise me none to see the earth bulge out yit TO
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GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN

The funeral Of James L. Morrow. superintendent OF
the Brooklyn and brighton Beach Railroad Company
for fourteen years. took place yesterday afternoon Mt
No. 317A Halseysf.
The Kings County delegates 10 the anti snaps
Democratic Convention. with their friends TO the num-
Der Of 100. will start for Syracuse ut AS o. M TO-
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ment Is erected in memory Of william j. MeiVih' anu
also intended to mark tho resting place OF nas ath H.
norloc niles from Erin whose bones rest Dehea'" IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30

day on the Delaware. Lackawanna and western h'h
road.
The knights OF Ivy Commandcry Yesterday hen ser
vices in memory Of Grand Dictator small OF Ne"
Jersey. They met at No. S34 tatesave'
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Gorham Solid Silver.

The Gorham Mfg Co. manufacture
and have in stock at all times tho
largest assortment of Solid Silver
ware to be found, including specimens
of art work in the most elaborate and
costly designs, as we'll as articles of
palmer and more simple forms and
decoration suitable for domestic use.
ONE GRADE of SILVER only is used;
the very purest.
If purchasers would insist upon
having the wares made by this com.
pany, they would be absolutely sure
of securing the best.
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HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Observation-Disclosures Bey. Turkish Ministcr at
Washington, and Lieutenant Hecse. OF the German
Legation. Observation-Disclosures ~. Sewlands. o.
Ncvlda FIFTH AVENUE-Chief Justice Melville w.
Fuller OF the United S.otc' supreme Court 6lLsFf-
Ex-senator James Arxcll. OF Cansjoharie ~ T. WIND
SO-Princc Won Isenburc. Of Austria and Count de la
Bosslcrc OF France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30

The race for Eastern League promcs to b.
interesting and with exceptions tn teams
evenly match and the we'll played and exciting
The Albany holds the lead prescn Will" Rochester
and New Haven a7 hchni The is 70, fa>
for TROY and Buiil.p The record to date + :ol9w,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30

The Cuban Giants and Senators played interesting
game the Long Island grounds Yesterday before the
usual large crowd. The CubaEs made their hits vel!
together and this with superio fielding them the
victory. The
Sso,n Gants..-....~3 2 Q Q Q %
TIE Foidham Reserves and Epiphany Lyccnm teams
played Fodham yesterday. The Fodhar1 pdye:p Ia.
lied in spirited manner in the latter pars Of the Sam
and eventually easily. Tic score:
koriham Eescrves ..... 0 0 %
Elipnany Lyccum o . @"
At Long Island PARK:
AIqucllo Lore, Bro. 3 Z 0-I3
Garcia AID Pondo. o O-lo
Atlantic PARK:
T 1s,v ......." J ! 9 9 dd--ilo5
over .oCo pcop. Easter Park Brooklyn. yes
ter1ay ball for the benefit OF the widow
Of Herbert Collins. the Brooklyn ulaveI. who died
The game between picked nine of old 81.
Louis PLAYERS and the BROOKLYN tam The recep,
encouraging the amounts being follows 1.5Os o5ccnt
tickets al lc7 30ls jOccnt tickets. 81 309 1875 grand
stand tc6e:s s2oS 80 ,4:3 cards. 80 Is al
ce.p:s 50 sos 80. This with the contribution, md
during the past week. amounts tn cVcs $500.
The Old and presen. s.. Louis players did cXcellen
work end easily Thu
Brooklyn .............0 O o o.
ST. Louis"."...""..-..O l o
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sunrise. 20 set 7ie Moon set' li52 m Moons age
HIGH
Y-santy Wk 10 so Gov. isri.. I'LL Hell &C.. 0?3
PM-sandy H'N. lO57 lsld!S liz Hell &C.. l.04
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BLACK GOODS DEPAUUIENT
(Second Floor.

Tuesday, May 31st. we shall place
on sale Il special line Of 45.inch
BOrdercd Black SiIk.and.WOOi
Grenadine. at 1928 per yard
formerly $3.50. 47-inch Black
Hemstitched Yelling IS cents per
yard; reduced from 1925.
Also, 42-inch Black Striped
Challie, Is cents per yard,
former price $1.2j.
These are all standard goods.
and Of exceptional value.
JAMES McCREERY & CO..
Broadway and 18th st.
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CITY CHESS CHE AGAINsr pHr1ADErpHIl.

CITY CHESS CLCB AGAINST PHILADELPHIA.
A team chess match between the City Chess Club Z
New York and the Juniors Of Philadelphia was begun
M the rooms OF the local club in Second ave. on sat
urfay and was ended ", tcrday. The CITY men who
by u games q 4. Their were ten payers SIDE
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

CHILL AND TIE NEW NAvY.-Now ready
President IIarrison's message the Gillian affair.
ri IN pm implicit to&efher with complete
description OF tho American Navv A large nam.
Der typical vessels described length with
elaborate pictures and plans. aud full details OF crew
rma men s,xe. etc.. Of each Every vessel In the aew
Navy Is cludcd In tho list. Price, Is copy
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The water-level highway between the East and West
Amence's Greatest Railroad the New York Cen
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AnnounesmenA

Or: LYoN's PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
Aoeps tno cth clean and white aud puriaes the brea
An elegant toilet luxury. Sold everywhere Is ccnts
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CHILL AND TIE NEW NAvY.-Now ready
President Harrison's message on the Gillian nifair.
reprint ri In pamphlet FORM together with complete
description OF tho new American NAVY. Alarae nam'
Der typical vessels described mt length With
pictures and plans and full details OF crew
rma men s,xc ETC.. each Every vessel in the asw
Navy isinciudcd In tho list Price. Is cents a copy
RIG IssUEs OF Az OFF YEAR.-vhe masnince.s
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Weekly Tribune during the last year. reprinted. viii
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1890 and 1891" pamphlet oil 50 large pages. ~
cents.
CHAUTAUQUA IN ISsi.-Fuii reports Of the cxsrs
cise. Entertaining. illustrated. Price - cents
VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT, why American VII.
Inse. Differ In Prssperity." Ia small pamphlet for
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do fSr his nativs village. eents
cops s3 per 100 copies
KNITTING ASD CROCHET. fS9i.-New. 20 passs
The haud-omc~t aud best knitting and Crochet Exrs
ever i..nod BY The Tribune. - cents n coD' THE
issue 10 devoted patterns for lace garments hassses
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NEW TARIFF LAwS.-oid and rates esss
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PREsBYTEWiAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, isst.-
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HOW TO WIN FORTUNE, ~ Andrew CnrnenS
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RIG IssrEs OF AN OFF YEAR.-vhe maxnince.s
tnrH aud currency articles OF Roswell q. Horr The
ccly Tribune during the last year. reprinted. with
,nrlou. Kindred ariA including the wonderful
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1890 and 1891" pamphlet oil 50 large pages. ~
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VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT Whv American vile
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STUDIES ~ Observation-Disclosures letters q
T. \. r., iiusirnied from Cuba. West Indies. heuo~
and Ccutrni America. leo large pages - esssA
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HOW TO WIN FORTUNE. ~ Andrew CarnenS
from tho Tribune OF April, 1890. This Is the are'
| which declared that u college cdMcatieni> ~" ESQ.,
| iat TO business saecoss. Ia small pamphlet iss~
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"NEw IDEAS FOR FARMERS" q handsome pa@
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DIED..

H August a. tsth @is HIsaSnae widow william
wick Beekman, and daughter OF the late William Nelson
Funeral Services Wednesdsy morning 10 o'clock ss
Councillor August 18th, at Little Silver oa y. j..
Catharne A., wife Of Charles G.. Cornell In rie $50 year
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FOSTER-At his residence in Brocton, Chautauqus Co.
n Y, after short illness Horato Foster, In the 'oA
rh SfaT CT at a; f Tfsinned, NJ
HAY-suddeny, at Menchen: N j. Tsesday Aqe snS
Relatives and fIends invited attend the funeral ser;
vices at the Presbyterian Church at Metuchen az ~
Train leaves New-York by Pennsylvania r. X. at l2s20
O'Clock.
JARvIs-on Sunday, the 1lth inst, General andrew
Sanford Jarvis date Of weston, Conn., in the S7h year
Friends invited attend the funeral services when ON
Interment at convenience OF family.
Newton T ns Of i K
oi brief i,lne .Ssv TIsce "ln'nr0p WIG Vi
PoLLARD-On Monday, August 18TH 1892 josephine
daughter OF the late Calvin Pollard ,o. =. ,~..
Funeral from her late residence fo' "es' io"''S' A
day, y. M ,..
an Aug "a I 1892 a sel M .ss ES:
burg Place, London - -,
RUGGLEs-At Yonkers. New-York, August 10Th Julie
y Rnge,es, daughter OF the late herman "'ss"'
srEINHAUsER-At his residence, rs Consre:ss;t:,
nrOoy1 S ,Ss ga A AeaT III h ass '"''
Funeral services HIS late residence, 10 a. ' "eones
Pieiss omit flowers. -
wILcoXon Sunday august tth 1872 at the Eeors'
sarah A. wife Of the late Harvey r Wilcox Of this
Funeral services at residence iSs Manhattan ave.
BETWEEN Tooth and 1O6th on Wednesday evening,
August nth. at 8 o'clock.
P +, lSl dpS niis Egs spe5, pe''e copy
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rur prr1r STILL IN CR0sBY's CHEST.

The condition OF Charles Crosby. OF Noro' o'
Tho WAS admitted to the New.York Hospital on Aus. -
r.,,n, from n bullet wound in the chest was slightiy
luprsyed yesterday. He received his injury 'e.eia'
weeks ago On Saturday an operation was sucee'N"n'
REFORMED but no attempt made 10 probe ior INC
bullet 1t IL not likely that any operation ior 'N r0
nvs will he made The surgeons believe that the patient
iii ,ecoysr His wife and mother accompanied MN
u the hospital and visited him frequently since Inc
or that the wife Is intending night TO Europe In case
~ bis death seems be hardly in keeping WIN he'
actions. -. ,o,su 4.
.orte1 The statement OF Crosby that he shot himsei
accidentally while handling revolver is believed HIS
80, and mother could not be seen by reporter yeser.
but their frequent calls at the hospital do not ehd
- cor,oborate the theory suicide attempted Oh
account OF family troubles.
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LEARNED RAILROAD IABORERS.
From The piitsburg Post.

Superintendent Elliot IIolbrook. OF the baltimore
and Ohio road In the course OF an interesting enst
turn up. like the Baltimore aud ohio. n section gang
with county coroner, a doctor OF divinity, an cA
member Of the Legislature and an emergency
story about experience he had while his car was
lying at sand Patch night or two ago The foreman
VI a gang came up TO him and said =,
There is more talent TO the square inch In the
gang the fur side OF that mountain than have met
with since was at the last Dimocratic State Con
venon.'
Mr. Holbrook asked the man what he meant, and
II was coming up the hill from work with my gang
bit ago. and when few rods below Phllson's we
found the body Of man lying beside the track llis
body yet warm, and said Wish had a doctor
here said l. half 10 myself.
az guess I can answer In pinch said one OF the
.Whas do You know about such thngsl asked.
with some show OF contempt
@oh. took term in the old jefferson Medical
College years ago. but didn't take TO Practice, and
ant All a hs tG he hge d Sse the
Z" Well. III leave two three of you here to watch
'ne SS s %i ns rest Of you with
- guess. as I'm coroner Of the county, III do,
said another mIid cinzcn.
oh yes; was elected last fal'
well 60 ahead He took six OF the gang and
held an Inquest, and returned q verdict Of accidental
=: We'll, that's done put him in the hand ssr and
WITT Tie a;s ,o said man Of n The gang e. who h
wuys have . Bible with me: Let's hold the services
light here Let the others dig grave up there under
that big hemlock and we'll bury him without further
trouble
Acting on his suggestion, the grave sDon dug
the BODY carried to is side and then the minister
took hold lie read a che pter. gave out HYMN. q,
he called IT, which the sung aud then he delivered
one OF the most feen' an appOpatest funeral ser
mons ever heard. 1t was ont Of sight, and nearly
every one Of MS putty moist before he quit There
wasn't nothin IN II al all rcsembn' my church, but II
caught me, 'cansc It was simple and was powerful as
The dynamite had been using all day.
" like tho doctor the gospel fellow had had his
innings in a school and seminary, but a scrape had
downed him and he was nnbelnownst to himself doina
really big now. What struck mo all Of heap was ths
TACT that l. who boSsn' the gang. could only touci
The pen' 10 make my signature ON tho ayrolls, and
nil The fellows under were either NJ. DPS, ID. DIS
nr D. BIS Great country this