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FOR A MURDERED WORkMANS WIDOo'
4 FUND RAISED AT THE BUILDING MATERIAL
DECENTRALIZATION TROUBLES.

A FUND RAISED AT THE BUILDING MATERIAL
ExCHANGE-LABOR TROUBLES.
The struggle between the Iron League and the
Board OF Walking Delegates has reached tnat stage
where both sides make conflicting Statements every
day. leaving It 10 the Judgment Of their hearcrs 10
decide wlhch Is the most truthful. II Is believed that
many men are quietly returning to work A coffee
ton was taken yesterday by the building mateilai
dealers on the floor Of the Building Material Exchange
in Liberty ST., for stephen White the unfortunate
truck driver who assaulted by strikers on
Wednesday at Canda & Kanc's yards, Avenue ID and
Furteenth-st., and who died yesterday. The foIow-
Ing statement was written at the top Of the sub
scrptIon paper "The who was assaulted by
strikers while endeavoring 10 obtain work at Canda
Kanes yard, because he was out OF work for SIX
weeks and his sick wife and baby were suffering for
necessities IS dead. We whose names are hereto
subscribed donate the sums opposite names to
denounce the power Of walking delegated which has
caused this murder" About $1,000 was raised yes
to-day and more Is expected today.
j. NJ Cornell, OF the firm OF J. B. q J. NJ Cornell
said yesterday that 1900 OF the men in his employ
who had struck, had returned to work
The following circular has been sent out by the
suspender Manufacturers Association: 1T is now
one year since the suspender Operators Union was
broken by the good work OF the association We
have not been prosecuted by the union. 1t has
however. come to my knowledge that the operators
have organized themselves again good footing
They intend TO 20 out again on August 70 WIN the
Intention of making the bosses slaves" Tie HeIhters
OF the association were requested 70 meet at NO 100
Tost nro,dvay last week They did so and decided TO
order a general lockout II necessary. About 2oVO
persons In this city are engaged In this Industry
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PLAYING FINE BASEBALL.
HEAT MAKES THE GIANTS NMBER.
DEFEATED IN sooD sTYLE-cLEVE'
LAND WINS IN BROOKLYN.
GAMEs\yEsrERpAY.

CANES TEsrERDAY.
NewYOr 7, Louisville o. 81. Louis Batm,of Ssn;o
ci iGeGaG sOoS hc axe e.
Existence pain in the torid OF yesterday ana
active physical eXeton would have been looked upon D!
many in the same category with rambe IN INC o"'
regions from which traveller The sun oea'
upon the Polo Grounds with terrible force ana 70
swecing spectators II seemed pity 10 ask eNsh "eii'
trained athletes to play ball In such weather on vac
field, however tie NewYork and Louisville teams u'o
appear 70 mind the heot ambled around the ua
mOnd with energy than usual, otter the sA'' NM
been started The New-York again played superos
and easily and is now only two Victories ana Que ny
behind the Philadelphia leaders The oca team aS
six out Of the last seven games pIay'n ".u "
playing the most entertaining game seen in Ne"'h" "
two years. longer period a.
The Louisville nine played fairly well in the neu' Wv
could do nothing against Ruse's terrific speed o"'!
hits made in the ninth inning anu o"i' %
Kcntuckian reached third base, and he got mere ~V
two out. The fielding work OF the Wv , .
team perfect, not even passed ball or VIII 80
marrinr It's record Sanders was bated freely ana inc
fact that five Of earned SPEAKS "eh
for Sandcrss support
Burke odded TO his friends by remarkable al-srou'u
play. lie scored two runs made two hits, s"1 Wv.
bases and accepted eleven chances in the nela "iN
an error. Little Captain Doyle also did suprrp!' VIM"
the two Lyonses. Ternan. and Fuller. also won
applause for their clever work. Umpire "ych'" 80
failed To appear and President Young has infofmeu MI"
OF his dismissal Edward Crane The local P'VN'' $3.50
pircd and gave satisfaction. TO-,
The New.Yorkers the lead at the start SCORING
run in the opening inning. Burke opened inc 60 NJ
safe hit 10 left field and Immediately stole sccohu' "
scored on twobase hit to left field 10y Henry Lyons
No runs werc made for two Innings, but III cne ~
the home team another and increased the' S
Doyle giving a superb exhibition OF base-runnhe e
safely to centre field. and Immediately started 'or c''
which he reached safely Doyle started for hrd 'o' ~
o'Rourkc struck out. aud he kept right on, scoring VIM"
O'RIurkr was being retired OF first.
The New Workers scored another run IN tie ni-' 80
and earned t. Burke safely left Held, stole becohu
went 10 third on sacrifice by H. Lyons. and scored on
hit by Tiernan They two more In the NEXT INNING o
Oil by Jennings, a two-t~se hit BY o1'oufA' 81"
hit by Rusc. ~
Still another run made in tho seventh inning H.
Lyons hit safely and then sacriheo by I1ern'n enu U
nv D. LYONS phd Doyle brought him home Iho hnS'
run made in the ninth on nm error by Ia.'o'' MN
two.base hit by Doyle. The score was as fJlo"s:
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HE FARrBAULT PLAN FIXTURE.

st. PAM, Mimi, July 2s.-rhe famous Faribault
plan, for which Archbishop Ireland went to Rome u
fight has proved "A failure at saltwater, MINI. 1t +
announced that st. xichacls Parish, Of that city
conducted the last year under the plan. Will con
duet its schools paroohIaS this year The still
water Beard Of Education will not enter INTO con
tract with st. Mlchaers school for amasamatiOn, and
in Wow Of the opposition Of the Catholics themselves.
the scheme was abandoned. Some talk was heard Il
few days ago that the parochial schools would be
closed and the children sent to the public schools and
largely for this reason the city Board Of Education
had taken steps to erect two additional schoolhouses.
The action OF the Baltimore Council however recon-
mendng the churches to maintain their parochial
schools would prevent this.
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no CHANGE N COAL PRICES.

The sales agents Of the anthracite coaproiucina COM
plnes yesterday decided IN make change In prices for
August either for the Eastern trade There
had been a considerable opposition u an advance. which
was favored by the Philadelphia and Reading ana
finally the conservative view prevailed The Eastern
sales agents fixed output for August at 100000
tons the same 1891, but 100000 tons less than In
July This reduction the output is victory for the
Delaware and Hudson. and delaware. Llckawanna and
Western managers who argued that, while the trade was
In good condition. pressing OF the production might
place ncooyenient sto;<' IN the hands OF the middle.
men BY maintaining modest production IL IL expected
that the outside demand be stimulated and sales
facilitated resulting in condition OF trade month later
which will be able sustain marked raising OF prices
The circular prices that will now rule in the coming
month compare ~ follows with previous years:
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with the latter who beat Katie A. Ally neck; Mis-,
Maud third was two and half lengths away
THIRD aACE-THE NEWARK STAKES; for three.
yca~olds OF $50 each. with $1,000 added. One mile.
3 Re'AqFs Fl.
Preakne.s stabe'., gr. g., Adelbert, BY Mac.
dun~Adele 1l5 ns....:. ....... Bergen Isl 81
o. A. Jones Co.'s b. c. Leonawa, lis.
Gideon a. Days b. c., Merry Monarch, rs
(SIms 3 81 IL
'' TIME :4ls..
All were withdrawn except Adelbert I.ocohatchee.
but Iconayel and Merry Monarch added. I.eona-
well made the running accompanied by Adelber Loco.
hatchee waiting length and half behind. On the turn
Iocohachee ran into fence, knocking down panel or
two hurting his hip and tearing the upper OF Hamton's
boot of The collision put him back three lengths and
he failed 10 up the ground In Of the livee
stubbornest finishes Of the year, Adcbet beat Ionawc
@ nose. Merry Monarch length back.
FOURTH RACE-SweeIealcs for three year olds and
ward Of $50 each with ~ 900 added One mile and
eighth.
St. h'''l"f r.
D. #. Pulsifers b. h. Tcnny. by Rayon d'Or
Belle Of haywood. yrs. III N tcer l20 o
GARRISON Is Out
p j. Dwyer Sons br. c. Long Beach.
w. ' Tme-l sob
Tenny sukcd for quarter, letting Long Beach gain
a lead OF nve lengths Then he began to run, the
result was he gallopcd Long Beach and by
four lengths.
FIFTH RACE-Sweepstakes for naidens two old OF
$50 EACH with 81 600 added Five furlongs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
IM4GIyED HERsELF TO BE ADELTYA PATTI.

A crazy woman who thought she was Adclina Pntu
wa, brought into Colonel Wcbers Office at Ellis Island
Yesterday she sang variety OF songs on the way
10 the island and also sang In Colonel Webers
Office She will be returned to Europe. She came
here last october on the Westernland from
,ntw.rr U.r name Is Marian Vogt
she * twenty nine years old, and came
originally from Osnaburs She was passed without
detection when she came here first, and went on to
Cincinnati There she imprisoned for six months
in lunac asylum When she came out her friends
bought a second cabin passage for her on the
Fuerst bismarck and she went aboard the ship yester
day. But lust before it sailed she began to sing on
She was handed over TO Detective Enderkh, who
took her to Ellis Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
IRISH NATIoNALIsIs HAVE PICNIC.

The Irish Natlonalsts Of New.York held their annual
picnic and games yesterday at Jones's WOOD Many per-
attended in the afternoon ana the plnco
crowded evening by those who came to listen
to the spcechmskng. The games resulted as follows;
lOO-yard dash won by Peter tinnigan; one-me walk,
Frank Allen one-mile Nicholas COX potato race
Peter Frnngan running hop. step and jump. r healy
BOYS, race r. = Martin threemie Nicholas Cox
putting the shot Peter t1nnigsn The shooting contet
won by Company D. I'd Regiment, Irish Volunteers
In the evening speeches were made by Dr. Hamilnn
Williams Captain Charles O'Connor Mcl|ouehhn Ihomss
H. Romayne. J. p. Cody James V. Wall and Joseph
wcldrick Dancing followed untl q late hour.
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MAKING THE JUDGES FEEL GOOD.
IT WAS BETTING MAN WHO PLACER THE
HORSES WRONG THIS TINE.

John A. Morris hot, but, nc usual, buDDnnS over
with good humor Wit, wisdom and aheg"ry' eh"'rru
the Judges stand after the second yesterday ana
said
"Tve Just come 20 tell Won gentlemen something
that will make you feel good Some people arouhu
here think they place the horses better than The
Judges Let me tell you what heard ana saw
minute or two ago up near the paddock END OF inc
stand. Was It a close finish between Lus're ana ohe
Katie A. dHyf a neck, Ell Well, let me tell You
Mig betting man, regular Spectator, standing cl'sc
to me with handful of tickets, watched the race very
closely and as the horses passed the Ic Threw up
both hands and cried, .D--n II to HI. they've
beat mep He looked very miserable and was about
to tear up his tickets when his eye caught 'ne mum
,or, ON tho tocley boald No, d--m soul,
I'vc wonp he exclaimed, and OF 10 Inc mug ne hnf
ried to cash the ucActS. 49, -, $500
Now Just tell you gentlemen TINS 10 MAKE YOU
faol GOOD q, man can tell any thing about a finish
miles, he Is on the line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
THE RIO GRANDE WESTERN To WITHDRAW.

Chicago July 2s.-AccOrding to reports received
here there is painful lack Of harmony In the Trans'
Continental Association. The Rio Grande western
has given notice OF withdrawal and it Is inumated
that other roads may follow its example. Chairman
vning has raised technical point IN regard to tAc
RIO Grnnde Westerns notice claiming that he CANNOT
entertain II II does not specify whether the
company desires 10 withdraw from the passenger or
freight department The supposiuon Is that the Rio
Grnnde Western wishes 10 sever Its connection with
the association. which includes both departments. ana
that Chairman Nining is simply seeking TO delay
action. II Is believed that other Corrado ZINES VIII
take tbs step IN order 10 preserve the independence
Of their Colorado ttal association oHer which the com
mis>ioncrs of the Western Traffic Association now
claim luri -dlctiOn.
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FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine, Ncw.lIampshire Vermont local showers;
slightly warmer the coast
For Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and Connecticut in.
ceasng oudnes probably local showers Friday afters
noon or night, variable winds cooler at night.
For Eastern New York. Eastern PENNSYLVANIA, New.
Jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia local thunder.
storms southerly winds shifting westerly cooler 10
night.
For the Caronas and Georgia fair cooler in portions
Saturday
For Alabama Mississippi, Louisiana and Arkansaas
showers: cooler in the north at night.
For Florida, fair in the west followed by showefA
For Eastern Texas. local showers IN the extreme nor0s
For Western New-York and Western Pennsylvania thur
deistorms cooler.
For Tennessee Kentucky, West Virginia. Ohio Ind.
ana. rain cooler
For lower Michigan, Illinois and Missouri thunder
storms, followed by clearing; cooler
For upper Michigan, generally fair and warmer
For Wisconsin, fair cooler In extreme southeast.
For Minnesota Iowa. Kansas Nebraska, Colorado aud
the Dakvtas generally fair; slowly rising temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29

San Francisco. July 2s.-seven hundred and fifty
thousand acres Of land I'm san Benito and Monterey
counes which, according 10 the act OF Congress OF
septem ber 30, 1890 reverts = the Government, by
reason OF the fnurc Of the southern Pacific Railroad
to complete n certain portion II It's line Titlin the
specified time, has been thrown open To settle
mcnt under the Homestead net and large number OF
filings we're made ut the land Office In this city. some
excitement attended the opening OF the land The
settlers In farm wagons have been passing through
town continually, night and day going 10 and coming
from the County Clerks Office at HOLSTER There l.
no violence outside few fights.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

A NEW TERMINAL COMPANY IN CINCINNATI
Cincinnati July 2s.-The Baltimore and Ohio South
Terminal Company has been organized with ample
means TO acquire property and construct new freight
yards and other terminal facilities 10 meet the Growing
demands of the baltimore and Ohio southwestern
Ralr,ad Company The construction OF the neccs
sary improvements will be begun soon. 1t Is said
that Arand Smith Of Baltimore. will be the president
OF the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
MESSENGER cOMPAyY'S DIVIDEND

The American District Telegraph company Executive
Roard Yesterday declared a dividend OF IL per cent
The board might declared larger dividend. IL 10
said on account increased earnings resulting from
absorption OF the Mutual District Company sons ume
ago but il is deemed wiser policy 10 walt until TIE
results OF the clearly ascertained
and mesptme put the company on safe per cens
basis
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THE MURDrR or PAGE. THE BROKER.

Philadelphia, July es.-E, ID. Page, brother OF the
broker murdered yesterday by Ronald Kennedy VINO
aftcrward committed suicide came home To-Day ana
said: IL fail to understand what motive cosd have
induced Kennedy take the life Of my brother.
We have had any business with Kennedy Tor more
than years although he repeatedly gave us orders
TO buy PENNSYLVANIA Railroad and Atchison stocks.
lie was fortunate at one time and made about
10000.
sIu the November panic 9 decline In bis STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
TKorrERs MAKE FAST TINE AT CLEVELAND

Cleveland Ohio, July Is (speciaD.-Speed was IN
abundance a the Grand Circuit meeting here to-day the
track having got the wettng 1t received yesfoaF
Nancy Hanks did nothing startling and 2 18 was her
iiri, T1e quarters 33 "a, 82i2 and 3S seconds
uea H,mlin and Globe made crcditable mile In 1872
I'm, WAS not day for record breaking The Tea
contests atoned the failure Of these special attractions
,h II trot being Of the best ever seen on track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
,,ox,,orrru PARK RACE TRAINS. by PENNsYL
vANIA RAILROAD.

LeaVe ~ 20 a M II noon and IL 80 2. m.
every tuesday THURSDAY and saturday dying t ae
ram. d 4 10 a m will stop OF Monmouth Park Junction
ON race days also. the Half Holiday Special LEAVING
Iii Leave New-York Saturdays for monmouth fsrk
Al 1 D. m All special trains are equipped win
Pullman Pnror CARS
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leaves n family OF three; Leon Skinner packer. mar
ried, Of La Peer County Andrew Swedock, single.
Swedock, who was the fireman, had one arm ana one
leg completely blown from his body, and the others
were b,dly mangled. William Small. packer, nvtn6
In Gaylord, was injured internally, and VIII do
Frank Davis sawyer. badly hurt over the eye
At the time Of the explosion the min was In charge
OF F. G. Berry who acting engineer. He can
Give no cIllse for the accident.
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amounted to Just about what he had hlaue' 49,,
o continually giving large orders to buy stocks, but
e declined TO accept them the ground that ne was
asking rs to take too much 10 is quite possible Una.
Kennedy gave my brother an order to execute anu
upon his refusal took HIS HE" -. ,.s Uanrodv
say no had accounts in other offices on the s"ee'
in which he was carrying Atchlson STOCKS
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THE RECORDS.
GAMES TODAY.

Ncw.York v. Brooklyn, at the Polo Grounds "e"
York.
Hoston vs. Philadelphia a. Boston
Washington vs. Baltimore. at Washinson
plttsburg vs. Louisville, at Pltt,DuTg
Cleveland Va. Chicago at Cleveland
Cincinnati vs. St Louis at Cincinnati
The and Brooklyn teams VIII play at the oo
Grounds today and u lively battle may result Crane ana
addock will be pitchers In case the w-fofh p"
wins IL will take second place in the LEAGUE rice
McMsion the new catcher Will report f'r duV 70
morrow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

on the Hamburg American Line steamship Fuors'
Bismarck which sailed yesterday, there were among
.,aa .ssengsrs: General and Mrs. Lucus A. Bar
.ar Mr. and Mrs Robert W. dc Forest F. p. Levy, the
,.rsb consul at Colon; Colonel and Mrs. Washington
Roebnng, Mr. and Mrs. L. 9; Tiffany. Count and
countsss Won Rothenburg, and MI ana Mrs. Eiliou
ZbOrOwSki.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
NOW THEY WE'RE SAVED FROM DRINK.

Yesterday the sixth anniversary OF the salvation
from drink o, Henry NJ Iadley superintendent Of
St Bartholomews Mission. in East Forty secondst and
the occasion observed with appropriate services ~
80 D. m The mission house crowded despite the
hot weather. history OF his struggles TO 70
form, others, who had been saved from drink
were on hand h tell their experiences. but the hess
made a shortening Of the programme necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
CAMPS IN OTHER CITIES.

Ba'tmore July 2s.-The ST. Louis tried new pltchef
named Hawke who had achieved reputation among anna"
tours and he pitched clever game baltimore n"he D'
four HIT OF him Vlcky In the first inning gave the
game u, St Louis by n wild pitch after two had made
hits Hawke IA. signed by st. Louis. The score !:
nalt 1s1,. - Q . Q ~
Basehlt--Bsltmora g. ST.. Louis ). Erors-Botmore
O. II. Louis 4 Pitchers-vlckery and Hawke. Umpire
Mcouaid
Washington July 2s.-Chcago defeated Washington TO-
d,v bv lth.r batting while neither nelded up IN the
average ,;unbcrt effective in every inning except
the third Charles Snyder was to-day appointed League
umpire succeed wychoa' and oeisted In todays game
The score: , d,
, Ir,al%s'on ....:::.:ip Q 3 . . %
pa,ebt.-washIngton T. Chicago o. Errors-washing-
ton 3 Chicago ). Iitchers-Abbey and Gumbert I'm
Philadelphia July 2s-The PhadephIas defeated Pitts
huro without any trouble to-day. Bald win hit hard
and retired in favor of Terry in the seventh. Knr
pltched for the team. and. barring his wldnesS.
was elective. Attendance, 2,24s. The
En5s$sAl ,.::.: 80 / g o-'3S
Basehits-Phladcph o. Pttburg j.. rrorsPhila
f fer1S. { mpirsDiiurst. '' ''''' '''N''
Boston. July 2s.-Dwyer pitched clever game for the
Cincinnati team to-day, and the Boston nine beaten
after close and exciting battle. The
G nSsS" .... ....-...........f . "a
Basehlts- Boston Cincinnati 7. Erron-Boston 8.
Buffalo, July 2s-The Buffalo team handled the bat
with skill to-day and defeated the Providence sne By this
pp, SSsS ;''.: ..:...: . &c
Bsschits-Bunolo II. Providence .. Errors-Bunalo 8,
Providence 2. MISREPRESENTATION, IourDier ana
Urquhart Kuroy and Gray
Hochester July 2s.-The Rochester and Albany team,
pIaycd for twelve uangs to-day before victory won
nv the Rochester team. The score:
Rochester As1%. i:': % 9 9 g 9 9 9 -
Baschlts-Albany :. Rochester 6. Errors-AltAny 3,
Rochester . Batteres-Deylin aud Murphy, Dolan aud
Myers
Binghamton, July 2s.-The Binqhamton beaten
after an exciting eevennnng game by Troy niue to-
dsy. The score:
Troy ..-.........0 Q Il
Baschits-Troy ., Binghamton :. Errors-Troy g.
BiaghoTnton 2 Batteries-Wech. Clarkson and Clarke
Coughin and Murphy.
At Engewocd-EnglewOcd Field Club "a. Paterson
Scientific School 3.
PREFER TO HAVE A CHANCE.
Louisville. July 2S-when the change made In inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
WHY cuJp HOP THE MORGAN LINE.

The Morgan Line steamship ri Sud arrived hero
yesterday afternoon from Galveston, Tex under com
mand Of CaptaIn Hawthorne she reported on
sandy Hook at IL 80 A. m and reached Quarantine
shortly after noon. sho built by the newport
News shipbuildlng and Dry Dock Company al Ne".
port News Va, and Is Of the finest SHIPS engaged
In the southern cOastwlse trade fr0ul VII. port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
rgg BODIES OF THE SOLT4U BROTHERS FOUND

The bodies OF Robert and Ernest Soau the brothers
who were drowned in the naphtha launch Bob on July
10 while attempting to the bar at Hog Isapd
inlet have been recovered Roberts body found at
noon yesterday Hicks Beach. short distance from
Long Beach l.. l., by Whitney Van Wicken. The
body OF Ernest washed ashore yesterday morning a.
Far RockaWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
Tic nrooAlrn and clcvcl,nd team. played NE Anal

raue 81 their prcsen serbs 40 Eastern Park, lToo!"
yes,eday. Wards were beaten, and they WEI Jour
,er over IN the Polo Grounds today 10 try TO NueNe
their loss Hart pitched Tor the Hr'pkyn team ana s
curves were hatted freely at tines Cnppy pitched Tor ne
Cleveland men and h. did excellent YORK ana was r-es
eoiv summarized Burns retired In tae mrs; inning, DAILY
,a,.,c his ,lace over 700 people present. ana
whc was wsrn, the pars II was much cooler than III
the city, The was a. follows
VIC W.
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A MrsTCIIY's WIFE COMMITS srIcTDE.

New-lIaven, Conn. July 2s-Mrs. Herman Frlsch
wife OF Professor Fri>ch, wellbnown musical in.
structor, committed suicide to-day by jumping from
the third story OF her hone, No. 1865 Springst., to
the ground, forty feet belsw. Her skull crushed
she suffered from diseases for the last three
.,I.nfh
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baseball by which Pfefer made manager ana
captain agreed PcGer should have aosoute
and should be allowed to show what he could MAKE
out OF the team. He given to August 10 TO be en-
.tlrey free fror interecnce There is complaint
that team is not winning the directors VIII stand
by their contract and do nothing till the time has expired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
THE FREAK WINS A RACE.

Marblehead, Mass, July 81. D. Palmers Freak, a
boat won the Invitation Race OF the Eastern Yacht
Club to-day over a 15-mle course.