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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
STING FOR TIE LOSS OF An EYE.

lanes H. swinarton. the vice president ana seHe'a
manager Of the American strawboard COMPANY "
,1dcogo and Mrs Anna f.. swnaiton, MS WIFE, nav"
ucd George lie Boutilicr, who keeps drSgoVis no'o
In Fourteenth-st It. under the name oil lie pOuu..'''
Erothers. for damages for personal Injuries
svinarton alleges that she was in the deiehui''
sto,,. making a purchase, when one OF the 'a'Hoos'
snapped pin into her right eye eonp'c'cis 49,.
ING is sight The best ply scians ana surgeons "e'9
Immediately employed but the eye could not DC s",eu
Eventually 1t had TO DC taken out to save the o',e,
eve The compalnant> alegc that the oashOo!s hS.
I.n In the habit for long time Of swapping pms aoou'
the store - $4,000. -.
Mrs. swinartons action Is for $4,000 damages ,o'
tbc loss Of the eye her pain and suheTinS ETC. '''.
,vinarton sues TO recover $4,000 for meli'h anu
surgical attendance surgical appliances etc. ana ior
rho loss of his wfe's services. The cases were oo'
forc Judse Pryor in the Court Of Common Pleas !e"
teriav upon application by the defendant 10 'o'u'
mel the plaintiffs T. give security for costs AS so
curiy had been filed in pursuance OF the provsiyns
OF the code the time the actions were DesnI' ~
Tho n,vment into court Of $3.50 In each case the nv
tions were denied Thomas p. Wiches appears tos
Inc plaintiffs. and Frank b. Cotton Is the attorney io'
a.. dcf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
NJ Mailed "GREEy GOODS" CIRCULARS.

Jacob sampson. Of No. 80 East seventy sixth II .
has for some limo been mailing large Numbers OF
letters at Post once station II, IN Finy fourth-st
and Ihrdavc. This aroused the suspicious Of l.ouis
kcmpncr, the chief clerk there, and Yesterday when
sampson handed In 1000 more Of them. Kcmpner
opened ono Of the envelopes. II contained one OF
the I" green goods circulars Of commerce, with the
familiar crcumocutOns and warnings. sampson
was detained until the arrival Of Policeman Charles
/. Flynn, who arrested him. Commissioner Shields
held sampson In 1000 bail for examination on
tuesday.
Assistant United States District Attorney Mott has
learned that Sampson has twice been convicted OF
sending such circulars through the mails. He WINS
arrested By Deputy Marshal Bernhard about seven
Years ago. and again four years ago The circular
shows that the supply Of tn" 90 d." Is SO great
that prices have been forced down. Formerly tho
Viciim hnd TO pay 10 pcr cent Of the face value
OF me hcutioS ARTICLES but sampson advcrtses that
he will sell $1,000 OF his wares for I 100 $40 600 fnr
1850 ard $4,000 for 5000. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
HERS DrscuaEGrD From Custody.

Justice Ingraham In tho supreme Court Chain"crs'
yostiday DISCHARGED from custody Thomas a. iiaril'
who was arrested Thursday In suit brought by
Io.eph H. McenIc and joseph II Rhodes 10
recoycr 700 shares Of the stock Of tie TN
cnnau Hr,'wcrr-. limited When the counsel Tor
Harris moved for his discharge the lawyer represent
Ing the plaintiff, wanted an Adjournment until Mon
dav saving that his clients wore out Of town The
counsel for Harris denied this and declared that he ind
been told that the plaintiffs had been Ia town the day
bcfoir Justice Ingraham remarked that II Vie
plaintiff, kept ont OF the State. their counsel said
they had the lawyer could not expect the court 10
mold the mnn. lie told the lawyer that he knew that
many such arrests were made Simply ior tuc purp SO
ni anuoynr men. Then he dischn ged Harris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
ARMY AND NAVY IyTEI LnGENCE.

Washington May G.-Colono T.. Il. Beaumont "a
cavalry placed the retired list TODAY on account
OF thirty years service. This will promote Major L. B
Mcclellan 10Th Cavalry Captain 4. j. Whit 18th Cavalry
and Ldcutant A. \. Smith. ith Cavalry.
Major George w. Candec paymastcr. stationed at
Chicago H.. VIII take station at Detroit Michigan
Captain Henry q. S. Heislani. 18th Infantry. will
Go Columbus. Ohio. and report TO the Governor OF
Ohio duty In with the National
Guard OF that state.
special orders. April 20. 1892 directing Major James
Jackson % Cavalry 10 proceed Portland Ore. for
duty recruiting service is revoked.
Lieutenant N. J. L. 4. Halpno has been ordered to
the receiving ship Wabash. Lieutenant Charles S. Ripley
has bet detached from the Wabash and ordered TO duty
Oh the coast survey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
GAMES IL OTHER CITIES.

Cincinnati NAV G-Thc most exciting ior many
wear, played here today between the Cincinnati ana
o,ton teams For fourteen Innings both teams struggled
q, .cnd a man around bases. but neither side sue
rccdci. Darkness s.oppd further playing The sco'e'
c ss,sa .........SS 1888 %
Bl,chlt. Boston g. Cincinnati 4 frr1rs- Boston g.
Pie Sheridan.
Cleveland May e.-only run was scored in To-
lays r,me aud tina, secured by the cleveand' in
sixth inning The contest was rcplct WIN many
pretty piays. The
c ..,.,,aa,i ......'-...~SS Q Q Q %
p h.,iScr. q niS AMI
pref mse.
Nrrlia,on. Conn. Muy O.-rmplro Jopos'' dce''ons
wcrc tc cause " home team not winning today
i-ouhart NJ ahe owars.y exhibition ~ himself Becch"r
n sliding TO the plate. knocked him over. and wien 10
,o.e le kicked Bccchcr The latter was IN The aot OF
ri.lng lie was roundiy Missed Bcrchef' heaV htuhR
"a. tho one Of the game. The game was calico
n account u darkness. Score;
yes;IIa'en .... ....... 3 o-s
Providence. r. L. May G-rrovldcnce 'san defeated
rlnira to-day. Stafford u The Holy Cross nine. pt'h"a
Tor the hone tam troll Fricken started pit hing Tor
Iluirs but IN the NTH inning connie M'tphS WIZ P"' !"
box. The score;
PfO,id ne .............. .
l.inir, ....-.-........... U
L.ul.yile. May o. raliy In nfth inning doomed
The Louisville, N another drnt this afternoon During
he remainder q the Fitzgerald was effective The
.
,:sg.s,Ils 90 8 $50
oai .''oY 1,Sc I l'f@f''sH
E.rer. rmTire-iurst
Pittsburg MAY G-Hain postponed u'o i''"s""'-'""'"
ington today
Getty.burg Penn. May q tsp'eiaD-Ihe oprh'n" E'ne
, Ian a. nl,yeA hero today between PENNSYLVANIA and
Franklin and MaIsha. The latter won By to D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
Mr.. RRENNAN,s MODEST WINTS.

Acting Mayor Arnold presided at the meeting Of
the Board Of Estimate yesterday which considered Com
missioner Brcnnans application for 5,G4O 20 more
to he appropriated for tile Street Cleaning Department
In carrying out the law The items he gave were
Increased cost Of administration, $40, lG4 80, labor,
caragc and final disposition of refuse $500 "a
new PANT $I02240 30; rent Of additional stables,
$4,000; contingencies, $1,000 GG. The cost Of the
Few plant Is given In items follows: Four hundred
and furty-three horses ut $3.50 each, $l1073O $50
iron carts sci 600 J31 sets Of harness. I'D 100 800
horse collars 81 100; 562 horse blankets 81 1922 j34
covers 49,; 5l3 cart covers, 81 2oJ 80 total.
#l02 .24J 80. The Controller, TO whom the application
referred, expects 10 report his conclusions 10 the
Board Monday. Careful Observers predict that
cra thousand dollars will be cut out Of Mr.. Brcnnans
figures before Controller Myers gets through with them
The sum Of $i9,32S SO was transferred from the
strcct-Cleaning Departments balances 10 the Police
Department TO pay the salaries Of the policemen who
have been transferred back 10 the Police Department
from street cleaning duty. Controller Myers was
authoizer TO dispose OF Sal 800 OF park bonds the
proceeds to be expended In building the retaining wall
west OF the Riverside Drive, but OF the railroad
track between Seventy ninth and Eighty second SITS.
Eighty second and Ninety sixth SIS. and One hundred
and Nineteenth and One hundred and twenty ninth ets
The work on the upper section will be constructed first
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
FOR 4 NORMlL COLLEGE PROFESSORSHTP.

The Executive Committee OF the Normal College
ha, appointed a sub committee consisting Of Com
missioner, Williams. Hubhcll and Wchrum 10 make
IA nomination for the professorship OF German In the
college made vacant by tic death Of Professor kam
roth. The committee will meet Monday. From
present appearances there viii be hard fight for the
pluce as there are many candidates. Among them
are DR.. Paul Hoffman, assistant superintendent OF
public schools DR.. Henry VI. L"iWIger. occupying
similar place; Or. NJ j. Elgas. principal Of Grammar
school No. 30. ard Professor Keller. The salary Of
the proicssorship il $1,000 year. and the duties are
comparatively light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
p\RON BLANC's DOMESTIC WARFARE.

Justice Ingraham, In the supreme Court Cham
bcrs. yesterday heard argument ana reserved MS oe
ts,on on the motion made on behalf Of Baron Blanc
-. -, aside the Judgment for $4,000 which his wife
ho,as ON the Li,ofugc Manufacturing Company. DaId
Gerber appeared for the Baron and Bonno Loewy TOT
his wife Mr. Gerber contendci that the assignment
Of the Judgment by the Baron to his wife was IN
valid. Mr. Loewy declared that II was perfectly reg
Mar. Judge Ingraham said that he did not see whas
defence the company could have 70 the uus.i,', ons
bo wold take the matter under advt-ement uhui hon
day when another motion Is TO be argued "hich IN
wolves many OF the questions brought up On uh's
mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
cIIRIy PROMISING 40 MORE DELAY.

The Third Avenue Railroad Company. represented by
President Elias, Edward Lautcrbach, The company's
counsel and other officials undertook the Job of
ing ITSELF with Commissioner Gilroy yesterday. They
explained to the Commissioner TINT the delay In The
cablo construction below Nnths was due to the
placing Of the reflections where the cable around
curves. No more unnecessary delay was promised.
and tho Commissioner assured that the road woud
be completed to Chatham Square during the summer,
the entire road to be In running order by September
Mr. Glroy looked severely at his visitors and seemed
10 have his suspicious that they were not In earnest
lie told them put their propositions In writing and
bring them around today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
FOR LIGHTING COUNTRY HOMES.

At this season OF the year, when SO mai. pe'p'
49,, mov,pr 10 The country. where lamps must be de-
,rJ.a imam for light II Is matter OF good deal OF
mp,rauce to select lamps which will give the ooss
light be perfectly safe and simply MADE inst ''c'
can be easily managed The Rochester lamp ui"u'
nv Edward Miller & Co.. Nos 10 and IL College f''o
in mi, city, has been IN the market for severai so
and Is so well known that 1t seems no" only neN's'"
,o mention where IL can be found. Miller X 90 maho
avery variety and style OF lamp. from the cneaPe.
Inc best The exhibit Of beautiful lamps at Their s'os
/, we'll worth VISIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

Chicaco MAY G-The baseball enthusiasts are WIN w..
noht over the Chicagos' victory 1t not eApce'u
that Anson's men would down the NewYorx "ah' 'V''
.dcrlng that the have had so many deea's
tered To IT, but to-day team showed bet'er o
and by better aaround work managed 10 wh' WIN 'o"
Thing 10 SPARE Ruse did pitch his usuai c"c.',o
a and was hit hard AZ different stages OF the contest
Ills support was ragged which caused dampcr 10 m v
the visitors. 1t was until the seventh INNING " '
Chleagos secured a commanding lead In he i'''o' a.,
ming they scored threc runs, aud 1t was iueAy y -
otherwise the Giants would have tied the SCOTT r
,,ycd poorlv at short making three glarng errors
uards richardson carried of the fielding hoho's' i"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
HE SHOULD NOT HAVE LEFT yEWJERSEY

Albert f. Mitchell. Of llob0lSen. indicted re-
Gently for kidnapping the two children OF william
H. Kuluck Of No. 100 Fast Eighty -sXth-st Kukncks
divorced wife lives with Mitchell in llobokcn. but tho
two children OF the couple lived with their father by
decree OF the court In November Mitchell took tho
children from the fathers house to rher mother.
Kukuck got possession OF them again by suing out
a writ Of hnbeas corpus. This cost him S0O 50 whoa
Mitchell stole the children second time. on April L.
Kulick had him indicted. Governor Albeit has been
asked to eXtradto Mitchell. but has not decided
In, case Yesterday Mitchell fooshy came TO TINS
city and arrested. lie was committed TO the
TOlnbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
SHE GIFTED TOO MINY PASSENGERS

The steamship Olinda. which reached here on
Wednesday from OpOrto. Is liable to "A fine Of over
$1,000 for carrying an excess Of passengers beyond
III" legal number and because there hospital
accomTnodatiols on board. report Of these vloln.
lions OF the laws was made 10 the Custom House
yesterday. ana clearance papers Immediately
refused 10 the ship until the fine Is paid The ship
had an excess Of ninety SIX and one half Passengers
above the number allowed. and fine Of $50 for each
Of the additional passengers must be paid The fine
for the failure to provide hospital accommodations Is
$50. The agents ~ the steamship are lIngcnmrycr
e. Brun, OF No. 40 BrOad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
POWER THE CONTRACTOR. SCRREyDEEs

Michael Power who the contract for clustering the
IIavcmcycr Building. In which the accident
Thursday which resulted the death Of laborcrs and
the injury two others surrendered himself Yesterday
at Church.st police station. He taken
~ the Coroners ONCE and arragncd before Coroner Lew
who released him 81 900 bail at the inquest
which will be held ncN: Monday. Michael Eicrdon.
Of No. IL Ollyer.st. became his security
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
TOIySPECT TIE WORK ON GRANTS TOMB.

meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the Board
Trustees OF the Gunt Monument Association yesterday
motion OF General Wager Swayne. II resoN
the president Of tho association be requested TO make ap
pication the Secretary Of War direct officer Of
the United States Corps Engineers duty In this mill
department TO Inspect the work Of construction Of
tomb VI General Graat from day 10 day. and report the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
SEEKING TO De CURED BY THE RELIC.

Many people visited the Church OF 81. jean bap1'S
vestcr,lay to get look what Is said to De pe.e "
81 AIMS forearm. Many went there 10 De cuca " ~.
thing or another. and Father Tetieau. the eeN. vi ~
hrch .vs they were cured. But he will no; tell o.
IN. miracles that have taken place because me rene
not TO remain In his church. When he ge's INC ''..
st. AIMS arm which he Is goina 10 keep III MS '" .S
then h0 will tell Of the wonderful cures u may ~ 90,
lie hopes that his little church will become iAno ~
niiarimages from all over the Of those VINO u.s.
.. h freed from earthly Ills or have ,th renewed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
TO PUNISH DELINQUENT ClBMEN'

Mayors Marshal Engclhan yesterday began al ~
yes,igaon OF the Of fifty or sixty cabmen eharso
by the City Improvement Society with nesiecuhs "
keep the schedule Of lawful rates OF fares dspa'ea ~
their vehicles, MS required by The CITY o'u"".
Where the accusations are iound 70 DO sa'''A
cnhmen,s license, may 10 revoked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
LESS GOLD EXPORTED THAN WAS EXPECTED.

The engagements Yesterday OF gold FOR export bv To-
days fell below common expectation In wall street.
a1erd took 81 600 900 coin from the SubIrcasurv
and lIeldcbach. Ickchcimcr 4 Co. $500 900 Including
the 100000 ordered Friday. bv Kuhn Loeb Coz the
European to-day VIII take out 100000 gold
It had supposed bv tina: siCOO0cO to
~ GOO. COO would out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
r,,r PRINCETON MATCH.

p,,nee.o, May q Tomorrow that long locke Tor ba'e-
.u oone-t with Harvard takes place here OH me unN'r
lily field Tho nine that viii meet Harvard oSnorro"
viii be- nade up as follows: Young pitcher brown
catcher. Guild nr-t basc King. second base Brooks
-, s,on. r,msdcl third base; McKcnIie. left field
,y,tht centre nrd Trrnchar1. hight Held
The Harvard bail left Cambridge for princeton
this morning Ut 10 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
NOPE STREETS TO BE LAID OUT.

President Paul Dana, OF the Park Department, look
his seat in the Board Of Street Opening Tor the hrs
time Yesterday. The Board adopted map for laying
out Two-bundred and ghtecnth Two hundred and nine
teenth and Two hundred and twentieth sts They run
through the old Dykcman property both sides Of the
xtngybndge road. This property wiz form the extreme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

ITEMS OF INTEREST TO CHURCH PEOPLE
Several May anniversaries will be held next week
Among Others are these: The American Seamans
Friend Society will meet ut It's home In Cherryst on
Monday afternoon. the National Temperance society
ot the broadway Tabernacle on TUESDAY evening" anu
,b American Tract society at the lecture room Of the
Nadiso, sonarc Presbyterian Church Wednesday
mornInc These three societies are all doing noble
work. and have the confidence OF clergymen and lay
men I'm all the evangelical denominations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

Eornrd runs-('hIcaLO 3, Iork 7. I'LL
ChIca.o 3. New FORK g. L,t 90, % ,mmhet q on
Il Ncv.York f. First base bails-On buHocrC d. vi
RusIe T. Struc, BY Gumbcrt by KnIie opamrc
',no,,an and Ityap Sacrlce hit>-O'Koutke, ktredee
d Enin" Stolen basc,-Dahlen, Cooncy ana kittGcdge,
i'mplle-Emse. Time OF gime-l 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
EILCTRIC LIGHTS FOR THr BiNcROFT

Commander John S. Newell. the Naval Inspector Of
electric lighting Of the navy Department came u h.
city Washington yesterday arrangements fo
the Installation Of the electric on the Naval
Academy practice ship Baucroft The Bancroft wa
launched at EzabcthpOrt. ~ j. April 80 and will b..
ready for IN ebout months Her engines
rigging and boats have been made and will be pu, In
place at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

and the American Art Association bid In another
sIm,Iar for the same price. Two gem cabinets went
10 an unknown bidder for $l12 and the Art Assoca,
ion secured for future in the galleries. three large
show.cascs for S35 The total amount for the alter
roon was IS 67I So and the entire sum realized Dy
the sale Is S472,619 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
THE. RECORD
GAMES TODAY.

Chicago ". New.York. at Chicago.
II Louis Va BrOoklyn AZ -. Louis.
Cincinnati W. Ro-ton. at Cincinnati
Louisville ", philsdciphIa. At is"ui>Ille
Cleveland ~. naltiTorc. az tlcN"iahh.
pi,tsbnrg ~. Washin gtOn. at Pitcsburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
THE pENysYIyANIA LIMITED

T., coyaa Tho Worlds Greatest Passenger Traln' 90
account OF the absolute perfection OF It's eqaipmsnt
and the excellence OF the road over when =
II Is the choicest train TO Chicago ana VanciansS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
THE SALE BROUGHT NEARLY HILF MILLION

The sale OF the Robertson collection was finished
yesterday afternoon at the American Art Galleries
There fair audience present. but the bidding was
slow. Tho afternoon was devoted TO the selling Of the
second half OF the japanese paintings antique Eastern
rugs screens and furniture Eight albums containing
from I8 to $40 paintings by japanese artists. we're
also sold. the buyers securing thereby full collections
at the Same prices they had been willing to pay for the
single pictures offered at the beginning Of the after.
moons SALE II. o. Havemeyer paid the highest price
OF the day, $245. at which he bid In large rug and
c. l. Raymond came next. paying $500 for two show
cases. Two large lacquer figures from tie collection
OF Sir Henry Parke. went to Mr.. Brown for $3.50.
and Dr. Emmett paid 1926 for II Chinese lockwood
cabinet T. D. Clarke paid $115 for large show case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
I,ornuAM COLLEGE, EOYS WIN.

The game at Fordhnm yesterday was easily won by inc
rordbam College team The Trinity team played poorly
- ,, n,d and onIv md, two hits Carrnody and Smith
struck ont eighteen Of the visitors The score
FORDHAM. INiNiI IL ,o , n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

Buffalo special Of the New-York Central-best night
train for Dudalo-Ieaves 80 every night. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

Earned Fordhom 3. First base by error nm
Left bsSes-tordharn q Trinity "a, ~ smith
Glcp ~ Tcrrason g.: McGann &c. Na Esrc .3 1' IT,
Hubbard ~ Bowie g. Thrce.iasc hit-sulliNan; "
ba.e hi's-Swceney e.. Gllyco - SacrInco "'
Ia, c,-uody Penrose. Stolen as's-Swoeney ~
RYAN 49, sullivan. Smith Ferguson ~ Mco"nn ~ Gy'
taT,rv Churchuan. Ht hy pitcher McN ny
sw"enev Wild pitches Bowie %. smith a., TaIrr.u
taIi.",;rav.- Unurcs-M, -sr-. McNaly ana hsm''"
Time Of gamc-l 80.
Al West Ncw.Brighton this afternoon tie Sti'h l'ooo
4, G and Manhattan A. c. will PLAY game
Princeton and Harvard plny ct princeton th ao'F"oo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

result OF such inspections to the association whenever
his Judgment, occasion requires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

A notable meeting IS announced for next Thursday
ovcnnr nj the Calvary Baptist Church In West Fifty
sovcntbst I'm the interest Of the Industrial Christian
Alliance The speakers will be Drs. d. Burrcll. John
Il. Paxton George f.. strobridgc, W. g. Ransford'
Charles Cuthbcrt Hall and r. :. Macarthur a mum
her Of men WHO have been secured through the work
OF the Alliance will relate their experience An In
tercstng musical programme will bc under the direction
OF the Rev. Walter A. a. Gardner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
ANSON'S TEAM SCORES.
ANOTHER BEATING FOR THE NEW-YORh
GIANTS.
WINDY CITY CEANKS ARE JUBILANT-RCSlE NoA
HIMSELL-THE LOCAL TEAM GET TIlhEI
RUNS IN THE SEVENTH INNING
LEAGUE GAM S

Chicago G. New-York 3. Cleveland l. Baiumoio ="
Philadelphia ), Louisville 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

The Jewish work carried by Hermann Wars7a
wink AZ The Dewitt Memorial Church, In RivlngtDn 81 .
Is attracting idcsprcad attention. The city Mis
sion Monthly edited by DR.. >chauiilcr contains let
ter from Or >chauficr giving AN account Of the
work. which IS further described by the Jewish mis-
sOnary and the Rev. Mcs,rs. Leonard and El>lng
the two pastors Of the Dewitt Church. Those inter
ested In this work can secure a report from the 80
ccty In the Bible House. People IN scotland who
hive contributed already 10 the work have requested
Ir. Schaullcr To- the General Assembly TIL.
spring, TO give further information regarding Ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

Forty four persons united with the Marble COLLEGIATE
Church. In Fifthavc.. last Sunday. DIR. Hnrrell has
added second assistant pastor TO his corps OF workers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

protest against the sunday opening OF the "orlds
Fair will be presented at popular meeting 10 be hcm
to morrow evening I'm the Peoples Presbyterian Church
Or W W Attcrburv Colonel F. F. Shepard and the
pastor Of the church. Dr. &. L. ThOmp~on, Will speak.