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RECEIPTS.

State Fund.
July, S5,627 So; August. 81, 1888 so; Sen
TENDER, $3.50 so; November, S14,S So,
December, $1o7, 215 %. Total, Sl3o,o73 as.
General Fund.
July, S2,745 As; August, S4,5o9; septem-
Der. S2,035; October, S7-4S4 80; November,
S9,l13 80; December, S56,607 81. Total,
Hospital Fund.
September, S4,977.21; November, So
Cpl SO; December, $21,767 AZ. Total, S29,-
school Fund.
July, $40; August, s14,557 65; November,
S8;641 %; December, S26,933 10. Total,
Road Fund.
July, $3.50 Sc; August, S163 81; Septem-
Der, s., 5e7 03; October, 1,698; November,
$3,444 II; December, s23,759 SO. Total,
Sinking and Interest Fund.
. November, ,s1,135 81; December, S.
223 26. Total, SO, 358 81.
Bonds of 1872.
November, 1886 80: December, S12,-
$40 76. Total, S14,3 IS.
c. p. r. r. Bonds.
>, November, s634 so; December, s4,595 So
Total, $5,229 50.
Bonds of 1854.
- November, s467 60; December, $3.50 o5.
Total, S3, 1853 65.
Bonds OF 1855.
November, 1867 al; December, So, ego IL.
Total, So, 027 So.
Salary Fund.
July, 5000 So; August, ST ,243 SO; Sep
tember, 81, 051 so; October, 81, 131 40; No
yember, $4,506 II; December, S6,Sl9 90
Total, $24, 74S Al.
Swamp and Overlooked Land Fund.
August, 81, o44 40; October, S342 SIS; No
yember, 81, 055 80; December, S3,o1l 81
Total, 50, asa So.
Law Library.
July, S45; August, S49; September, $40
October, $40; November, $50; December.
S54. Total, 1921.
Unapportioned.
July, S5.541 68; August, 1858 81; Sep
TENDER, $599 20; October, S24,2 5S 90; No.
vember, $155, sos o.: December, SLY.
779 26. Total, $306,13S So.
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False Economy

Is practiced by many people who buy in
ferior articles Of food because cheaper
than standard goods. Surely infants are
entitled to the best food obtainable. It is
fact that the Gail Borden "EagIe''
Brand Condensed Milk is the best infant
food. Your grocer and druggist keep it.
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Bonds of 1855.
July coupons-Interest, 81 ESQ.
Sinking and Interest.
September coupons--lnterest, S24O
swamp and Overlooked Land.
NOVEMBER G Pierson, S6S4 81; John
Lee, S239 50; G p Hensley, S66 10; John
Miller. SOC 10.
DECEMBER-A Catlin, 81, AIS "a; H
GARDINER, 500 81; Herman Davis, S77 35.
School Fund.
July, 81 .S36 OS; August, $1,44o 81; Sep
TENDER, S9,o62 81; october, SO, 1866 IA; No
Mem6er, 50, $50 0S; December, S23,77S 81.
Total. S43.319 Co.
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The Best Anthorities

Such as DIR. Dio Lewis, Prof Gross and
others agree that catarrh is not local
but constitutional disease. 1t therefore
requires a constitutional remedy like
Hoods Sarsaparilla. which permanently
cures catarrh.
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DeN'T irritate your lungs with a stub
born cough, when a remedy, safe and
certain as DR.. d. Jayne's Expectorant can
be so easily procured. Sore Threats and
lungs are speedily helped by it.
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CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP.

WE CERTIFY THAT WE CONSTITUTE
w partnership transacting business in
this State. Its principal place of business is
Sacramento, California; its name is WAS
SERMAN, DAVIS & CO. The fun names
and respective places OF residence OF all its
members are signed hereto.
Dated January To- 1892.
fsEAL.l SOLOMON WASSERMAN.
SEAL. RICHARD DAVID LAWS.
lsEAL. CARL KAUFMAN.
State of California, County of Sacramento
ss.-On this fifteenth day of January, in the
year one thousand eight hundred and ninety
Two, before me, Albert NJ. Johnson, Notary
Public IN and for the said County of Sacra-
1mento, personally appeared Solomon Wasser-
man. Richard David Davis and Carl Kaut-
man, known to me to be the persons whose
names are subscribed to and who executed
the within instrument, and they acknowl-
edged to me that they executed the same.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand, and affixed my official seal, at my Office
in the said County of Sacramento, in the day
and year in this certificate first above written.
ALBERT NJ. JOHNSON, Notary Public.
tal 6-5t5
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Avn Important Event

Sunday school teacher-Now, children,
we must bear in mind that between our
last weeks lesson and this quite period
of time is represented as having elapsed.
During this time very important event
has taken place. Yes, Annie noticing a
little girl at the head of the class smiling
knowingly, you may tell US what it is.
We've all got our winter hats. Texas
Siftings.
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Law Library.
Unapportioned.

July, S45; August, S49; September, $40
October, $40; November, $50; December
S54. Total 1921.
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July, S5.541 68; August, So, 353 81; Sep
TENDER, $500 20; October, S24, 25S 90; No
vember, $155,6o3 o.: December, $117,-
779 90. Total, $306,13S 95.
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swamp and OVerHowed Land Fund.
August, 81 ,044 40; October, S342 SIS; No
yember, 1,055 80; December, S3,01l 81
Total, $3.50 IS.
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Road Fund.

ANOSlO Il
JULY-H Gerhardt, SIS; w f Frazer.
SIG 16; VIM Berry, 50 so; G. b Dean $50; j
III Hamilton, S24 j i Edminston, SIG; Jas
Keely, SIS So Jas Heath, S1os so; E f
S31; A G Vim, S31; Chas Bunnen, Sal; P
BoSd, 1878 o6; Milton Brady, 500. Total,
AUGUST Bartin Daniel, s7S; John Me.
Dermott, S176; w II Basler $780, Geo Cole
man. SIS; w III Luelling, $14 As. Total,
sEPTEsIBER-Michael Keefe. s91 25: A G
Winn,s S45; A G VIM, 500 so; Phillip
Wise, sos; E e Barry, $275; benjamin.
Bailey. $3.50 50; Phillip Wise 1926; Rich
Friend d Terry Lumber Company, SIS So:
@ b Dean, 81 ,446; A & VIM SAT; George Fl
Phinney, SD; George III Phiuney, SS4; Kill
gore q Co, So; j Chinnick, ~ So. total,
0CToBER-F C Bailey, s29s IS; stanton,
thompson 60, $40; A Bryant, S74 90;
acBge b es s15 Ssorgs b, peS VS. st45ae
Phillip Wise, SOB so, George E Duden
s15o; III X Wallace, S25 SO. Total, So
NOVEMBER : Frank Patten, $50; II S
Putney, $500; B f Wilder, SlO6; William
Black, $24; William Black, $50. Total,
DECEMBER II Hamilton, SIC; ] Ii
Hamilton, 81 20; II Hamilton S14: III
Hamilton. S42; Benjamin Vanvoorst, 50; A G.
Banks, sos; Jessie Wise, $12; Phillip Wise,
$50; Phillip Wise, S73 90; James Coyle,
SLAP; A Bryant, $40; Abner Burns, $3.50:
Edwin Fuller, S4S so; Edwin Fuller, S42 E +
Straight, S73 80; e F Straight, S37; John <
Butler, SIS. Total, S1,491.
Salary Fund.
July, S4,5G3 95; August, So, 92s 50; Sep
TENDER, S3,928 80; October, Sd, 12S 90; No
yember, "a I28 50; December, $4,12S 50.
Bonds Of 1872.
July coupons Interest, IS, 500.
G. r. r.. r. Bonds.
July coupon Interest, So, 100.
Bonds of 1854.
July eoupons-Interest, S2,25O.
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NETWORK CITY.

The Cup and Peoples Regatta under the aus
pices Of the Schuylkll Navy, will he held ut fha-
delphia on July a. Entries may be filed with inc
secretary g. s. Garrfgan. p. q. Box no. 12f. Phla-
dcIphia M TO June 81 for senior single SOULS. junior
single SOULS double SOULS, pair-oarcd. fouroarei'
senior eght-oared and junior cightoared Shells ana
fOur-oarcd gigs.
The Tribune Yesterday received s" from We L. Tor
the Baby Hospital Fund, which was suggested IN inc
letter 10 the editor signed f. G. w. published in
The Tribune on Monday.
The Chicago Buripgton and Quincy Railroad COM
pany has authorized Alderman Mead to ihvlt' nan u
dozen Of his colleagues in the Common Council II
make trip 70 Denver and other points ~ interest III
Colorado The start will he made from Chicago after
the adjournment of the National Democrats Convcn-
lion Mr. Mead has mot yet announced the names Of
his fortunate associates.
Commissioner Brennan yesterday rcappoinicd Will
lam r. Dalton Deputy Commissioner OF the street
Cleaning Department under the new law. Mr. Dalton
IS the Tamnany Hall leader OF the XVIII District TIC
has held the place of Deputy Commissioner since sen
ator IIacan resigned it, about two years ago. The
salary IS 5000 year
Robert L. KLINE. n postal clerk who stole number
of letters was sentenced to the Kings County Pen
Tertiary for two years yesterday by Judge BENEDICT
I'm The United states Circuit Cont.
james G. Fargo. president Of the American Express
Company. Is foreman Of The new Federal 'rihd jury
which was sworn I'm Yesterday.
Judge Philip Dugro and others have Transferred the
Hotel savoy, Finy.ninthsi. and Ilfha'o.. to th'
Hotel savoy Company for the nominal sum 81 -.
Thomas Bailey Ald1ch was a passenger on inc IN
man Line steamer city Of New York. which sailed Tor
Liverpool yesterday. He was accompanied by NIT
Adhrh
The Rev DR.. r. Dewitt Talmngc and his fanny
sailed for Europe the city of Ncw-fork yesterday
N be gone three months lie will preach I'm England
iceland scotland Wales the Channel Islands and
sweden while abroad.
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WFSTCHESTER COUNTY

PEEkSklLl..-The annual Inspection parai, and re.
View OF the iccEsklll Fire Department occurred last
evening. This is always gala day In this CITY and
last night was no exception The stores all closed a
o'clock and houses and places Of business were prosly
decorated for the occasion. Tho parad. was reviewed
by Mnyor stephen d. Horton, the Common Council
Chief Engineer jarvis, Of the Sing Sing Fire Depar
mcnt: eX Mayors A. r. Free. William D. Sonthori
Georgc ID. sanford, Cornelius C. Lent and others After
the review thunder shower compelled the Inspection
and rollcar 10 be held in the several houses Con
tennml Hose Company No. g. with fifty nine men on
prize. Washington Engine Company No. drew tho
finest carrngc. their elegant S250O silver mounted
apparatus. COrtlan1t Hook and Ladder Company M
l. the kid glove company Of the place, had the larg
est number absent, twenty five.
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GATHERED ADorT TIE TOWN

Tho second trial OF Brazil Morris. co,orcd for the
murder OF Patrick Kelly al Parkville L. l.. on De-
cember l, 1885 begun In the Court of Sos ions
yesterday The jury disagreed on the first trial.
The new station erected for the Long Island Rail
road Company at Atlantic and Ffatbush ayes. was
opened for business yesterday, although not yet fully
completed.
Complaint IS made Of the acoustic qualities OF The
United states Court In the Federal Building
There 207 deaths last week. o54 births and
131 marriages.
James Lawler, who arrested for poolselEg last
week at No. $50 Fulton-st.. held the action
of the Grand Jury by Police Justice Walsh yesterday.
lie was admitted 10 1000 ball. furnished by Charley
Johnston.
Bids were opened yesterday for the work upon the
sewers In the Twenty sixth Ward, five sections o;
which are yet unbuilt. only section having been
completed il cost $4,000. The lowest bids for the
other sections $257 $50 S2S6, 664, s10602o 31l2
$50 and S1O6,777 so. The total amount OF the lowest
bids is 5000 $40 So The bidders who will doubtless
receive the contracts John McNamec and d. J.
Green.
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ARE HiEDwARg MEN COMBINING :

Since last saturday number Of representative hard
vato men from and fom Middle and Southwest
cities have registering al In" Hotel Savoy some
Of the visitors Is. r. E-clman NeNOrlrans; II. II.
Bishop Cleveland; c. II. Bgclow jr, ST. PIul; w. Il.
Relknap and William Ieyburn. Louisville; :. A. Bgeow.
Eoton; william D. Suppee, Philadelphia w. l.. san
ford. Saginaw; II. c. Marshall. New.YOFk; w. c.
Eeif Pittsburg. and ". IL. Bruckman. 1T. Louis. II
was rumorcd that they had together Tor the pui.
pose forming a syndicate. possibly t,t control
certain classes Of hardware. The merchants 'rrc IA
In 40 - Of the hotel yesterday dutng The
morning again in the afternoon. d., Lo,hnp definite
corroboratc the about the ruul lscer-
tainei W. l.. sanford, OF saginaw naty oontiadcted
this report and aid that had been the habit OF hard
ware men 10 meet annually for the last four years and
that these gatherings were merely foster and
sscal the relations begun through business intercourse
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Telephone Company consented 20 attach head pieces 70
each Of them that 1t VIII not be necessary 70 hou
the be bottle red any The University tub
will about hundred Invitations, ana each news
paper in NewYork City VIII be invited to send Iesen'
taye set complete description OF the game ia hoNe'
The University Club has talked THIS scheme over
.or some weeks and everything in perfect shape
waiting the eyentul day.
The baseball committee Of the Amateur Athletic UAon
Of the United decided that the A. a u base
ball championship this year will be competed for OWING
apparent Of interest taken by the dihefeh'
clubs IT at thought advisable to abandon the
series for This season. However Western clubs and
the clubs Of Atlantic Association have taken interest
enough TO enter their teams therefore series VIII DC
played in each these associations. In the Cehuai
Association the entered the Michigan ~ A.
Cleveland a. c.. and the Detroit a. c. and from the
Atlantic Association the A. c. ;. " and the Y NJ l. n
OF Washington, ID. c. These two associations VIII pay
on their series during July AID August and the maj
for the amateur baseball championship OF America
will be played between the winners during the month OF
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS
LONG, ISLAND

MINEoIA.-The first OF the two-days' summer meet
ing "i the Queens County Agricultural society did not
"uh"'t large attendance yesterday. though the
weather was everything that could be desired The
beautiful grounds of the society, which resemble much
more city park than the usual rccIess and prssle,s
ialr ground, excited good deal of favorable comment
on me part OF visitors. The display OF fruits. vcce-
tables. farming implements. carriages. ETC. was not
as large as usual with the exception Of the strawberry
exhibit. Among the prizewin We're: For straw
berries j. u. {. >imOnSon. l.. V. IIacck and Hicks /.
tor vegetables, Park Goodwin J. : II.ndrcksop I n
Van NoSra;ld and Walter r. WIllets: for nowcre
VI T.. mus. "corge Rogers and Ulif Lewis
aegrcgatlng $40. The running race rs usual aromsJ
the mos enthusiasm though the 200 road horse race
was proHDly the best ~ The day Tomorrow after
distinguishes themselves by the pretty race they made
al Huntington last week. are announced 10 trot for
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MRS LOUISE IT, GILLIG1N EXPELLED.
A LIVELY DEBATE AMONG THE COMMISSIONERS
OF EDUCATION.

A LIVELY DEBATE AMONG THE COMNIsslONLHS
OF EDUCATION.
The unusually long session Of the Board Of Educa-
zion Yesterday ended IN the decision to cNp"l Mrs
| Ioujsc NJ Gallgan, principal OF the primary DEPART
ncnt of Grammar school NJ. 40, from the pubhc
school system. Is already announced In The Tribune
the trustees OF the Nineteenth Ward recommended the
removal Of Mrs, Gallgs,u several weeks np'n the
charges Of incompclency. ncapaciiy conduct unbc-
coming a teacher aud Justification Of the payrolls.
rho charge. were investigated by the Commute" Oh
scachers and sustained by majority report 'onihiS-
,ioncr Morarty obiectng In II minority report Tue
various teachers in Mrs. Galligan,s school t"suh'd
| alanst her. making damaging charges against Ter al
mini.,raton. The case considered YESTERDAY III
executive session Of the Board. Commissioners M"rirN
made n heroic attempt to save his friend lie sue
decided however, I'm getting only Commissioners NC
barron and Hopper to share his views. sixteen '"h-
| mis.ioners voting 10 cxpc Mrs. "alhgnh
Toward the close Of the session Commissioner 'roSDy
asked permission 10 make statement ana ln'r"uocu
:, ,c.olut,ou lie said that IL, had been Obliged 10
| leave the last meeting Of the Board on account vi
| illness If, had heard however that CommsSi 'her
| uoI, had taken advantage Of his absence {" MAKE
cowardly attack upon him, and to charge him ahoS
other things with writing an insnliinR ""cr !" INC
Committee on Course Of study. lie did not prop"a
T., rcply TO the Commissioner. owing !" 'h' H'''
| bour I'm, would reserve remarks regarding Ms
s,udy for a future time lie wished, however 10 nave
the insulng letter read and TO intrcdu'" resolution
for the appointment of committee OF three 10 mhe
n tabnatcd list Of the applicants this year Tor aHW''
.ion 10 the City College and their marks
As the preamble Of Commissioner Crorbys resonu
uon contained statements similar TO those contaihcl
in his speech. IT brought forth reply from Commits
soncr Holt. The Commissioner sid that he Iad no
fondneSS fo personal controversy In the Board but
tha, he WAS amazed the ntriccy and compeNiN
a a human mind which could fid anything To- object
10 I'm the remark, which he had made AT the Ia>t met
ing He had intention 81 beng dlscnurtf"us: lie
had moi taken advantage Of tie commissioners ab,
soncc As he had been obliged n say what he had SAID
in order tO defeat II molten which had been maze IN
The Commissioners absence. Commissioner ip'py
had accused lin OF saying things which he h'd ho'
said , ,,,. ar hood
by all / said. My remark. have been taken down In
sicnographic notes ,, - - !. IA,
II his point Commissioner Iiubbcl came TO MS
feet upon a point Of order, and said that he dd not
think the Ccmmi sioncrS should take mp the time 81
the BOARD i'm discussing personal differences which
conld bc settled between themselves. Ecfore tho
oucstion could I've decided. motion to adjourn was
carried postponing the debate until another meeting
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NEWARK.


FOUND GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY.
The trial 81 Fnnk Damiano. Italian liquor seller
nj No. $40 Markest.. who was indicted for consprng
70 Kill hi@ wife with poison. begun yesterday.
Dnmano Is w,nlthy and has done banking business
for his conn,rymcn. IL arrested April with
one Patrick J. Muln. who. It was alleged by Muln.
hired by Damano 10 do the Job. In the trial yes
terny Mulnn tho principal witness for the State.
lie told how Damnno had proposed the deed 10 him for
n reward 81 800; how he communicated the nfsr 10
the police. and how h. visited NcwiOrk with Dnmiano
10 procure the poison, for which, by the direction Of
the police, hc procured n harmless powder which
administered to Mrs. Dnmiano. After absence Of
fifteen mlnutcs the Jury returned a verdict Of guilty.
Edward fi'Isimmons. fagman at the oliver =. cross
Ing " the Pennsylvania Railroad, Instantly kllcl
yesterday by dif cndnc
The alumni nes9ciaon ~ the German Theological
seminary al bloomfield have elected for president
the Rev. George Miller. Of Lawrence. Mass. vice pfsi
dent, The Rev. Pnul SchnaiI, Of New York secretary
and treasurer, the Rev Frederick Ehrhardt, OF New
York.
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&c THIS MAN A CRIMINAL.

1t Is reported thot man whose name Is upon the
eligible list for appointment fireman IS eNconNict
who is now wanted by the police for crime. lie was
youched for by several reputable persons, and Ia reply
t the Civil Service questions stated that he had
been convicted OF crime. II is believed that he imposed
upon the persons who vouchcd for him by sending bis
brother to Chef Engineer NcNns said ycstc;day
that the matter would be investigated The man was
named for appointment July /, but detective had
stated in question had served eight In
prison and a for his a burglar
The detective insisted that II could not De OF mis-
taken identity Mr.. Nevns said that there
for such man on the force and he clear himself
of mputdon put upon him. he would not receive
the appointment.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Boston. June l5-Both pitchers effective today.
and the fielding on both sides sharp. The only
scored by Cross on his single steal ana HAM
| lton's two Dagger. Attendance 1,j2J. The score;
p IsiisSe,s ;-:..: ::S 9 9 9 ~
| PhiIadelpHIa A. Pithers-Nlclols and Kece. Umprc-
Emsle.
washington. June 15-The Orioles easily defeated
by the Senators today through superior batting hen
was effective and made by the home team were
not costly Kllen's batting the feature. Attend
ance 2,l32. The score 90
M 1,s1sI%s;s a::::::: :S J 2 3 %
nsIss Fl nss%sfH g. and GSS5
Cleveland June 1o-Twenty-sx hundred people saw inc
ClcveIands defeat Louisville twice to-day The hrS' game
was by superior batting the visitors beng ao'o " e'
but four singles and a double OF Cuppy The score y
f f1sSi. SIis :.: :::~S g 9 Z 9 -
~ t4%s and M9cFn
Hurst ' NV ''''
In the second game Virtue drove in the winning run with
thr,ebase hit in the eleventh inning Stattoh h'u
,ib broken in the second inning OF the first game pj
collision with McAleer first and had to retire The score
f fHSIsSrjIa 80 9 9 9 ! 9 Q 81
acknowledgements TO- Louisville 3 Errors-JGHeinna
ii Hurst t4''''"' i ''''
P1ttsburp June 15-The Pittsburg and chicago teams
played two games to-day each winning one. The score
was as follows:
FIRST GAME.
G rlss;Sg5s ::::: 3 ! 9 Q %
Basehts-Pittsburg "a, Chicago s. Errors-Pnsbufc ?.
Chicago 7. Pitchers-Daldwn and Hutchison' Umpire
Mitchell.
SECOND GAME.
G F+t:;Ssrs ..::::ff 8 3 8 : 40
Ba.ehits-Ftsburr II, Chicago IA Errors-Prttshurg
4 Mi. Snairs0 o. f'''"'''-'''"''' 'N '
Syracuse, June 15-After Trimming gone 'oo'y'
the Syracuse nino won a game. The score
S SySss s. :..:S . . 9 . 9 g 9 %
Basehits-sypcuse 10, Buffalo IL ErforsaSyIac md
s. Buffalo 4. Batteries-Bafr ana Myers conway anu
Behan. .
Albany. June 15.-The Albany team defeated tho
Rochester nine to-day, as follows:
A15s"y ;. ::::: Q g 9 . 81
Rochester 4 Boueries-Doran and Brown; GoodaH,
Callahan. Mcnamara and McKeouch.
Emira June 15-The Eniia team defeated the Troy
nine to-day after exciting tennning game, by the ioi'
lowing score
F1@1 .., 9 9 9 . J 10
Pasehits-Flmra 10. Troy o. Errors-Elmira g. Troy l.
Battcrfes-D olan and Boyd Freeman and Cahi
New.IIaven June 1.-the Providence team dcfcatd
the New.IIayen nine to-day by the following score
SswiMsysn ...S 9 9 Q : Q S-55
RasehtsNewHaven c. Proydengs $ ET n0d Wcs
Sullivan and Rya'. -
wilamstown Mass, June 15.-Amherst beat Williams
to-day by The following score;
NThGsst :::::::C o %
Williams Battercs-Coiby and Allen; j. HOLSTER ana
Draper
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
SAMUEL b. DURYEA'S WILL.

MAyv pJBJIC BFOUFsTs--HIS FORTUNE FS11'
MATED AT o., 600 0OO-THE WIDOWS SHARE
The will od Samuel Bovine Duryea, whose sudden
death occurred last week. was offered for probate
Yesterday II bears date June H. 1877. by us
terms all Of his personal estate and such OF the
real estate as is not otherwise devised Is left to the
widow. Mrs Kate Duryca IN lieu Of dover. life
interest In the premises at No. go Bowcry, New
YORK was beoucathcd 10 the testators father, who
is now dead. with rcversion TO the half brothers Of
Real estate is also left TO aunts and cousins. The
executors H. b. Duryca, sr. william 4. Bartlett.
E. F. HYDE. W. NJ. Evarts j. X. Porter, and Cornelius
p Elwc are directed 10 sell the real estate Of the
testator in Flabush and to pay the proceeds In
equal shares TO the following Institutions: Y. VI. G. A.
Of Brooklyn; Polytechnic and Collegiate Institute Of
BROOKLYN for the purchase Of scientific Instruments,
Mercantile Library OF Brooklyn. for the purchase Of
works on landscape gardening and Architectural Uni
versity Of the City Of New York. for the creation Of
fund for the distribution Of annual prizes In the
scientific department: Yale Theological seminary at
New Haven: Memorial Of Plymouth Church; National
Temperance society and Publication House, NewYork;
NcwYork Society for the suppression OF Vice; the
BROOKLYN Art Association, for the purchase Of books
on art and architecture.
REQUEST Of real property to the Brooklyn Chldren's
Aid Society is revoked by cctic drawn In 1857,
and $500 a year is 10 he paid by the widow TO the
Brooklyn Tree Planting and Fountain society. the
tcstoors library and manuscripts are 20 60 TO the
Long Island Historical society, and 5000 Is le for
The income to go 10 the Of the tcStators plot
in Greenwood. The executors 10 receive Tl,ooo
each. and IS. 900 is left 10 Thomas CumbcrSon Mr.
DURYEA'S estate is estimated 10 amount to f1,OoooOo