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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
THE SWOLLEN WESTERN RIVERS
WATER POURING THROUGH A BIG CREvAssE IN
MISSISSIPPI LEYEE.

New.Orleans, May Io.-"Tbc Picayunc's' vicks-
burg dispatch says: "From passengers by the Anchor
Line steamer CITY Of Providence. which arrived from
abovc early yesterday morning. II Is learned that
brock In the Arkansas levce, which occurred Mon
day, at O'Clock Is widening rapidly. Last night at
dark was 300 feet wide and cutting fast. the water
going through being six feet deep The water from
this troak will first find Its way into Otto Bayou thence
into Mississippi Bayou. which connects Grand Lake
end Bsyoo Mason 1t will overflow all the lands ad
jscent 10 Bayou Mason in East Carroll and portion
Of tho Madison Parish. There Is some uneasincss at
Sterling Ark. lot of lumber for that point went
mp this morning. Tho steamer Ruth brought large o'
Of sticks down from recnvllic and distributed them 70
ell threatened points on the river. The ohicers OF
tAe steamer Shaw which arrived this morning. state
hat On old lever al Upper st. Joseph broke ycserday
In front Of the elegant residence OF Colonel ROBOT
worsell end at dark last night the wo'cr wa ,"o
s,l snehan feet deep IN the house. Tho new Inc
4 lcvecs back OF The break "a In good shape and 10
jssrs are entertained. Captain Townsend. United
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PR

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The Government report Of the exports of mineral oils
and their products IN April places the value at
S3,sjG2e9. increase Of Sjl.251 over April. 1891.
But the effect Of Russian competition Is shown by The
fact that To realize the amount this Apr required
exports of G2,-j1 sos gallons, against JO.Ds1,j67
The crude market became dull again yesterday.
only 1000 barrels sold In the option line. AT
81 3s0 81 IA cents, against =. IS cents an Wednc,
day night. There business oil az the stock
Exchange. Refined petroleum was unchanged at 0o5
cents In barrels 353 cents IN bulk and $50 per
gallon barrels. Foreign quotations Antwerp.
i3 7-o francs; Bremen. $50 niarHs; London, ID.
oil City, May 12.-Nationel Transit certificates opencd
- ac: highest SHE; lowest, 51sc closed at 5.sc
sales 10 90 bbls cleerance-. 10000 bbs; shipments
SO esq bits rnns, IS 1853 bbs.
Ptsi,ura May 12-National Transit certificates opened
at 81 &c closed % sc; highest, 81 re lowest J1sc.
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THE STATE or TRADE

Baltimore May u, f,nr s,eady, UNCHANGED; re.
ccIpls, ESQ bbls shipments. i3'il Gb', '9ie. II?
the month. 90 l-2c BID rnc. ~ 3Ao ne. July,
% Sac bid steamer, No. . red. 80 2Gel receipt,
bush; sales. 10000 bush. Southern wheat easy
mln 4u0 DGc: lopgb"Try, 03o 97c. Corn duh and
Jane. 80 "a a. 5-sc July. ~ :i.sc asked ,amrr
mixed. ~ 40 bid rcccig's i2.,29 bush .,ipmcnts.
sontic IN cora dull WHIT 4Ja SO yellow, jia SIC Cat.
lower; No. white Western. 37a3' lie. No. mix u
Mr -, "a lie eys receipts g. iso1 bush ,c stock
ceipls. $3.50 bush; shipments. i'Iij bush stock.
yi''2 bush, iiay steady GOD to chol,e i'm1thy,
nominal; mIddling 5-iGc. Provisions steady AMI
quiet. n9chaned Butter firm, naohanrrI Eee'
rs e; 80. :. Isa ic. sugar irm sI,nnla led
ioiG. Copper steady. unchanged. Wal-hcy nrmcr,
y,les sssa'7c o,s; -"opssT So Htc io%6[
steaay %c.irrn cream, ry; &c; chcc,e hrla. fg:s
Mr :. 200 i b 81 sS cdra oo5 Io Srtn H.
oats, los 90 bush, shorts. 4'5 tons
Curalo, MAY Ie.-Thcre fair demand for spot
sprng wheat to-day 1900 bush No. | hari sold
5000 bush NO. ! Northern ot IS ~ IS i2c
ut $50 81 i2c. closing at 3sc: No. = North
at s. lsc: No. > Northern at - 8 ic wln,er wheat
weak 5000 bush No. rcd sold III "ld o3 %; 1000
Com OPP aci weak and lower: close s'oir; offerings
light; $4,000 bush No yellow sid at % &c in
store; /: ears NJ Sic on track; 1900 bush ~. 3
yellow at 30 Pc: 1000 bush No. > ut 10 l-t- ::
20 cars ut 10 "a SOC; 1000 bush so. nj 40d
80 lie: IL ears No yclGw M sic cn track: No.
yellow closed ~ 81 1-ic: No 3 yellow ~ Sic In
store: No q IN store 30 2c: No, D. store. 80 &c.
Oats unsettled car No. I whit" sold NJ ~ % :.
> 80. white a. - 3407Gc . cars No. whiic
III Jid34 -20 % 34c = cars No. mixed ut 33 IA
80 . &c. 10000 hush No. > white NJ 10 l-4a3J l-o
In store. Rye nominal Flour firm: demand good ::
best spring. - s'"St % ID. winter. - coa ~ -
rye -four. - CO" - -. NIlfc ii firm and unchanged.
Canal fr"iohs dun md lower: whent shppNi ~
lie I, Ncw-Yoik. NJ offerings Of other grain. Re
fci
10000 bush: rye. $500 bush. Canal Shipment
Wheat 122.0oo bush. shipments hy ral-Flonr
$1,000 bbls wheat 10000 bush corn. -. 900 bush
Chic May li.Thc s'adns futures fol!ow'
W.tEAI NJ
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fe1dl Notices.
TpRENIE COURT. City and County

{, TPRENIE COURT City and County of New
- Yo.k-1he Men York Life Insurance and Trust ,o,n-
",.cd against William K Morgan Matthew Morgan. "a
wari Moran, ,,corlc Morgan. sophia Robbins Lucy ~
s.rsct Aii,, Lee ns., Clcment'nn NJ Lo Roy. Charles
Morgan Matthew II. Morgan. ArthW Remington Robert
,ar,rI %, oiott AMI William T. Dixon assignee OF
rawanl Morgan. summons. Trial desired IN the city
and county OF Now-York:
To the above named defendants $780,
Yon nrc hereby summoned 70 answer the complaint In
t,is ,cton And TO copy VI your answer on the
ain,i attorneys Within twenty days after the service OF
tss su,nmons exclusive OF the Law OF service AID In case
~ your allure aprar Judgment will be taken
acars YOU bv default for the relief demanded In the
Complaint 800,
D FMsiEr l. ROrrNSON. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
oolc no ionic. addr'ss 80 Wal.-st New. York City
TO the defcndants Charlc, Morgan. Matthew H. Nor
IN, AFFAIR i,cmn ZION l,obcrt and Charles Lee Hor't
tc forr1olng summon. Il served upon you by pubca-
,Io rsuant 10 order Of Hon Edward Patterson ono
,h Justlre, Of the Court OF the State OF New
YORK dated the ,s, day Ar 800; and hled with thu
,int in the oNice the clerk Of tho City aud County
Of Xcw,Yok In tho County Court House, Ne".fork city
Ncw.York o,.,.,o> ,,,..,s, ..,.
J2 Wlil-st.. Sew-York
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LIVE. STOCK MARKET.

New.York. Thursday. Moy EviS-Rc'ipts, 30
- caoad, conseHee drct TO aqghtcryr, Of which
y care'd 6 aS5 . s E,a San S and
70. :. Levy. Non Ontrd fOr al. fcrIlnS weak.
S ,t, d lsc nss. "G sltS 5}2 attic on me Cor IN
Glasow 81 cattle and % sheep o" the ornoeo 10 Der
Mircm Cows-No fresh arrivals aud no trade. Ftei.
ing IVY G" sa ;SG haG 5 at oo,n ana 2
at Jcf.ey CITY. buthc w.tr 'eriy at III iarls "d
Al advance q &c over wr,nc caIing pr
81 bfr.cd ave, 6a,, secnd about &c pr since
Tur.,, Int fh.r. wa. Lr demand to-drs at quotations
Couutr, .ic,-,d a- lid ct 90 -c ci'y GIc''" az o."
oS S, .'.o.i nncsngSm 4 ,sal iS u a,eage,
- = e. iSC DO l1 - y. i 4. s. d. Il ~ At +,
Ianrn1,.k 4 neI.i' 81 ais - =, a. ~ u 90.
!, ~ so 4. a. m ~ o. sa NO. "a H. a. - w.
~ OF; - MI: "a r. at . peg = - q 90; A.. l
Is 10 $50 a. I'D al 10 n a: t'ss 70, 40 a.
40 rs q f a. 81 f IA 3aa A , HS
- 1,lide MrISh. Co. 81 ,ea' ~ n at 4'se; 70 do
H'S9 y'', 49, !. s. e ss d. do 100 = 3.
At Z: wi ,e,ls lco n a. go, o a., ,lr
YAH r Mtsy son. 20 veal, Tsa rs T. a, e: fd
siiiffi.i HSD LAMBS Receipts Il carloads or as5s
head-p csrirad- at Jrry city aud cafioale at Oo,ht
ali around csfioad o, unspon shcp -oi At - 80 per
100 eppd DO a. 4idt' - CLIPPED y.rllnr iaoe, at
two carloads OF vira]na lambs ia n"rs,t %heh .o'l a;
g,gi Il =
jersey. received At market, sold promptly At t5@
- pr head. -,,.
lamb. unchanged ilal@isc: dressed -prlng lambs Ia
ior demand a, i3ai5c per - aud hy The carcass at '3
80.
- S,irs ! y rdcock Sons 81 clipped ohio sheep -
r. a,.ragc at ~ 80 per lUD IL 10 - ~ AZ - -
~ Virginia lambs 81 N, q, l0lc pr n 10 do. - ~
at lie: 50 do. q, 90 i2Aa per head.
atou nnler III clipped ohio sheep poor. - r.
at II : | ~ clipped ohio yrlriings o. y at ~.
H. McThcr~ol & Co. $40 Virginia lambs % n az DC
pr p. zoo -
se,nt So. ~ clipped Mich gan do 50 a. al - -
O3 IN STATE lambs ~ n. at =, 30; 70 clipped do
- y a ~ 20
- ID Harrington go clipped Ohio sheep 80 y average.
q, a, II l.nr 100 =, 30 To- - - - Mlchignn
isml> - = 81 20 go DO. 80. r.. a, ~ 90 I'D do
74s n AT - ~.
.. 30: ISL sheep IS n. AZ - bucks 100 N. at 80 ;
y5 cllpued STATE lambs 81 =. ~ ~ %.
T. < Kasc 10 Jersey lambs, Of - - each.
C. Collins % jersey lambs. 81 f5if1 pr head
Fvcritt 4 Co 30 jersey eiahs. ut - 20 per head
UOGS-Rerript earlo1d or l.l5l head. Hume Z
Mullen sold hogs :07 - ~ - 10 per 100
~ which nruc l. outside OF quotations. MARKET nom
naily steady.
Country dressed nnchau.sd NJ 5',GGsc for heavy G'td
$50 for medium and Sc for hight
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iflusical Instruments.

4 FISCHER PIANOS.
"a FISCHER PIANOS. $1,000
a. mole-atN prices. cash. instruments ana eNchaned
also Pianos several bargains In -econdhahd fahos
diuocnt LDa-ers, q, low prices. ....,,oo,,,
1 FISCHER PIANO wAREROoMS,
ITO shave. corner lGth.st.. New,York
A Nr-NprR OF SECONDHAND GRAND. UPRIGHT
y and Squle Pianos oi our make some but sughtS usn
and fully guaranteed also secondhand ramos OF o'ne
leading at low prices.
CIIICKERINt; 81 SONS. CHICkFEtN' HALL.
5thAvc aud I Sih 81. New. York.
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Storage.

ar THE HAE,.EE WAREHOUSE sth"Nc, from 35d
n for furniture. baggage, goods ana
wares OF rptlon epirae closed compa nents.
AVA, acc. curing business hours boxing packing.
Shipping any everything Gpertalnne q iii" handing 81
furnished and Inspection
invited on 800 West 3ttli-t
sNETSKS SrLvERWART.. paintings and all classes Of
yaunblcs furs. cold storage Insured asainss
silver safes with pae king
cabinets: special A for eccrritv safcs.
CENTR NJ PARK SAFE DEP. CO.. -
6sih ST. and 1thayc. Phone 27S. dSth.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Chicago. May 1.-The Colts two games tho
Senators to-day. It's merits the other fearuliv bal
outnedng The visitors outba,,ed the Chicagos in the
Blu. of Killen and Radford the latter
the game. The score
S S.ssnss,a .::: .::::..::: 9 81
& wnrs'o and um5 e n%S
Doan pitched poorly game, and hi,
were bat.cd all field. all OF the Chleagos hitting
him freely In the second inning scored
after two outs errors, bases balls and four
hits Larkn fined $40 for 'sasslng' Lynch Weather
cold Attendance 1000 The score:
SS,.ssS ::: 49,: ! 95S 9 9 G q :
Baseh.ts-Chicago 10, Washington 8. Errors-Chieago
2, Washington Pitchers-Hutehison and Dolan. un''
Cincinnati, May I2.-PhUadelphia won the first game
here to-day by good hitting at opportune times Weather
cold The score:
ss1,.ss;sai. :::::: f5 9 9 % %
nssehItsSincinnati !. Phiadepha g. Errors ora
The second game won by Cincinnati on errors of
Cross and Allen. weighing was effective, allowing the
Cincinnatis only three hits. The score:
e s,S1;S,,ss'ss,. ::::::::: 9 ] 9 O.
rApssD & and
weighing. Umpre-Hurst.
Pitssburs May 1.-the Bostons bat,ed hard and often
today and the game loves stick work
pscisily good. Attendance 600. The score:
ib boston, . :::.::.: 9 995
., Boston :. fitehers-stsIey and Calvin. Umprs--
NcCullsr
Columbus, May 1.-THE Columbus team defeated the
Omaha nine to-day after wel-payed game Weather
cold, attendance light The
S%sSa ..: ::::::: 9 90
%.Ss 9%saa and Mg WIT rs
and Wtsuakc
Cleveland May 12.The Cleveland and Brooklyn teams
to have played to-day but postpone
mcnt Of the game
Indianapolis, May 12-Indlanapolis- Minneapolis game
Postponed Of the condition Of the grounds
Milwaukee, May 12-wadsworth pitched a good game
till the ninth inning when he filed the tnses and Mi.
wsukee's heavy hftters botted victory. Weather
fair. Attendance. 1000. The score,
St. Paul . ...:.:.::: 3 Q ! %
Bssehits-Milwoukee 10, ST. Paul 10. Errors-Ml-
weukee = St. Paul 0. Battcries-Ferson ana Lake
Wads worth and Collins '
AHaalo. May 12.-No game today on account OF rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

TLOUn AND MEAIe-lLoCK-nad further int. c' |.
tn gcsof. tone continued hsa,y ,hppsts TO. "ra'
amount OF The city Mill moluot for M M"-t i"ii'- ~
IN, ,oSSng was iait sac. - 100 6b, II 100 for 49,
ES iii. Ge min SSS pr S 20. st S ad
MnncsC, extra r G5Gs' et,r rAtfcme si'S ., s ,
vs. 4 SSG SSs me- y 6cs. 80 a-o ps
.gs S a'Gy for fss!' .? SsG 5lAHs.- !F''
y 65dss IS ordinary to choice - 4cet, 90 ,holcs T.
. s"sy I. S2's low o. s,a G' IS S c,. ~
az T o n,ns - Saa,r2 o. cScc :.
.. s5ass INC, n ?oete - .ugfnns. q 2;s'1 40.
i3 600 1s s,1s S c" e rs sg. ds
family Atla, % sou.t 50 laens - 20; 80 ~ - ,,,
ny ErE az. E9TNPgIc iaS 9S sis 81 III, ''
S'a .ad f hsasyaS }:'" css S SS
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vas S SSs J D s sns S' bans he "'" *
o. whrh ATTRIBUTED to lool switching ~ all mo9t9'
Then was earey -teady "p-@ing WIN decnn" o', ~
sd. .upport Then camc raiy q A. All ".ho.,,,
buye, to mod rat ey.n, sftr which o. mafAcs
,ct,d back sa'tc on Irnowed ,cillna b .onss TO-
to- and r@ocr, r,,ctoq followed ia,ng ~ -
low on MAJ and osgr. re"sr; r. on Shn ~ ,os 20
s9i,c closing q. s"tsr July oiNnd Ut ?0@c. and sold
s sEcen sd Ssd G s a. 2s at c, ] &
porte ak market am London 81 pr qgsrior oYrr or
o on fa,rr. H%"srp w.. re dovs while Ees.h
hlshf on What, sud 3oa4O ccn.ne. NJ on ropr but N.
duo 70 the sunpton dn,c- ws',n 10 n into crst
catcd 800 600 bush aea,nst $50 bn.h prov
oos Sh9 was also sd H. a. wsS % IN;
w vH c SOsS ds & "r "w
reports wSrs CONTRADICTORY Xohwe.,on accounts
tract vera 10 600 Sa.h The VA nson
predicted se.rSa ns 'Ssano' me WV T'S md
Hs d @' oiSa. and s@a renewed new eo Ss spot and
" cs9issf SlsS'i ns isS@; ra: a
sao srabord receipts is9 $40 bush cleornncc- 272
g:e vN % and 81 Ess: qsq sod $40" sl IT.;
INCLUDING 81 Er ,S s.5 g q, Nv e ' ~
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f %p" SGT ana so s"a N9 "a ss on s My
a 900 T %":h . i'O including nslad spnr
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9Ssc clo.Ine ct ool.c: d. Jgy. so.dOis, closing At
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Dc ggSer closing =, 49, do M"v nd lss
r,% Shippers ~ q" tu i prices osod ssss "rio-
a Ss sps %c|.'o1 q
weather Cable highs and the arrival, 2,
he cafIy 1"oyaSsy r5ic,. a. gcS .h"Sed re
H,s;" ir Hars Q" S' S Se' :' %a a "?
lot we taken TO- GSport on Old cont,acts c1'n no
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:s.s:' sis1n!%s So Kay :as; g ~, Ss'i% 6 q
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NEW.YORE.

EAsncd runs-Louisvilc L New-Yorl 3. TwO-base
hits-Browning. Fuller Struck out-rayor ., Brown,
O'kourke. Tiernan Base balis-King 3, Ewing Gore,
Kuchne Taylor. Stolen bascs-Coe. Hit by pit he'd
ball-Crim, u Rourko Wild pitch-Iones Passed balls
Boyle - Iime-2:1 10. Umpire-Sheridan.
Tho second game resulted in any easy victory for
tho New York team. the Giants outbatting their OPP
ponents 3 10 1. While Bassett's fielding work was
not good In the second game his batting than
made up for his errors. Ewing's work WIS superb
In all departments OF the game RilSie pitched with
four hits and not earning run. The score:
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GAMES TO-DA1

GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland PittsburR. at Cleveland.
Chicago IS. St Louis. at Chicago.
Cincinnati vs.. louisville. at Cincinnati.
The baseball outing Of the Bo Peep Association will
take place ct E1stcrn Park. Brooklyn, to-day.
The Giants will reopen the at the Polo Grounds
tomorrow crossing bats with the Philadelphia team
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

Louisville, May l2.-The New-Iorks won two games
.,om the Loiisvilles to-day and them both
,noh hari hitting. Sheridan gave poJr exhibition
q umprng. The weather fair. and the at
tendance 5000.
Manager Powers was determined t. find out what was
,he matter with the Giants, and made decided change
in the makeup Of his team today with the happy
results told above Lyons, who has been doing poor
work sent 70 the bench and Bassctt went TO
third base. position he covered for the Giants last
year. Ills work clever In both games. Gore
who has also been doing indiffcrenuy. deprived
OF tho leadership and put down sixth In the batting
order Little Fuller. who had been No o, put up
in front, and he celebrated the change by making four
bsse ldts.
The Louisville men played perfect fielding game
IN the first contest, but with the exception of the
sixth and eighth Innings they could not bunch their
hits The batting Of Fuller and Ewing and the
field work Of Gore. Richardson and Pfcfer were the
features Of the game. NewIOrk took the lead In the
third in1ng aud held 1t to the end, winning BY this
score:
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rrpoprAy pRODr-rE MARKET

Liverpool MAY 1o. :45 D. m.-Decf and pork In
poor demand. Hams In good demand: short cnt:
about IL TO 10 lbs. firm ct 4od ga BACON u good
demand: long clear middlcs. nbont 40 MS firm n'
FIRM at 34s Cd. Cheese In fair demand TaIow
turpentine and rosin In fall demand Lari-spot and
fuf,rcs I'm moor demnnd. Wheat IN poor demand No
Q red winter s,cndv at Is I'D: no. red spring
steady ut Is i'd. Flour In poor demnnh Corn--Spoi
I'm fair demand. futures In good demand mixed West
ern NAV. firm nj a. Id: June firm AT Is Id
July firm at As Q 3-4d. Hops ut London-Pacifc
Ccast-There is nothing offering
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CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRANcIsCo STOCKS.
san Francisco May r. 1892
Yesterday. To-da,

ishe-Oh yes. quite believe there's q fool In every
fnmily. Don't Won
IH--wtll-er-py opinions rather biased. You see.
I'm the member Of our family MACHINE
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Tho second game resulted in any easy victory for

Earned runs-New.YOrk T. Thrce-hasc h--KIchardson.
pays~nas.e.t Richardson, Ewing; Struck Out-Rq;ie,
y:e Jennings Fit1g.ra, nteIcr K%s;e stolen D@se-
Passed bas-Dowse Boyle. Tmc2 :o5. Umpire-Sh.rda
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ons are lasea on Amcrlcan standard Of classIAc..
STAINED.
Good Ordinary ........ ~ Low Mldillng .......-6's
Strict GOOD Ordinary Middlinc .........-...6 - Y

There market Ia Ia" contract Inc and
Tho DEALINGS only Near Tbs advanced
! point the outset while late deliveries ruled pont.
lower. The entire list. however subsequently weakened
on a pressure s"ll In good part for long account
stimulated easier Liverpool advic"s and f port re-
crpts coupled with repcre Of further nhor troubles IN
Lancashire. The result break OF 1dlo points from
the highest aud final figures barely steady. sales.
81 800 bales.
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TIE RECORDS.

The Eastern teams hrished their first Of the West
yesterday The ,iisps ended their tour in grand s;ye
winning two games Of LouisviLc. All the Fsstrn toms
started for hcme last night The date is a, FOL-
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Warehouse drliVerlc. since My / ls?2-N"W-l ORR
III .53s bags Baltimore 3O7o bags New. orleans l2s1
hg:.. Total 12i gji bags.
COTTON-1hr srot market ruled quiet at 1-l0c de-
eli sales, 30 bales and .2i bales Tor Goa
sumption Receipts a po-; were 10 800 bilcs again
7ciO bales this dry and 5iyi bales TINS YIN"
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INTERsCHOLASTIC CHAMPIONSHIP.

The eighth the local ntrscholastc championship
series was played Polo Grounds yesterday between
the Harvard aad Cutter School teams. Harvard won
easily by the appended score:
Harvard Harvard ......aa ! g SS-2t
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NOTHING SLOW ABOUT THIS.
TWO GAMES WON BY THE GIANTS.
.,x,GER POWERS SHAKES UP HIS TEAM AND
LOUISVILLE FEELS TIE CHANGE.
LEAGUE GAMES.

x.-.york s. Louisville Cincinnati ,. Philadelphia l
tArst camel ,.,u, , n. kseeoho eaMMyl: ,,,o.on :
New-ieis Louis'"ie N"i' o' ""si''"s"o" q
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN Concert Hail.
YALE GLFE CLrD,

YALE GLFE CLTD.
Tho annual conc-r Of the YALE 1LEE AND BANJO
CT rs Tor the benefit YALE NAVY viii be atveo
az the Madison square Garden Conctt Hal on Ffiday
MAY IS. 1t 80 y. . -. ..
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Nav. Inclusive.
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viii bc ri 60 and o. the remaining .oxc', els.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
STEAMBOATS,
NORWICH LINE.

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Ten o. 90 DO .oN. $500 Corresponding tsaueson =
oil points East steamers leave Pcr ~ Noth .o, ne y
30 p NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUE, NORTH
i BERGEN, r.; Tagging every DAY: rain o. s1es<
pher 18th and ga sss connecting with e.M dlSsse
8. WHITEHEAD. 0ocrs1nEe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

Chicago. May 1.-THE Colts won two games from tho
Senators to-day it, merits the other feaulv ba
putneldng visitors outbatted the Chicagos in the
first Kilen and Raifod the latter
the The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

I YCEIfM THEATRE. 4th-ave; and 2sd-ss
THE GREY MARE. + Every Evennc ut o;lo
THE GREY MARE. l. ana ~ Te
THE ORGY MARE. i Saturday Mltnee A. =,
Preceded nv the oneact play THE OR3ANIST. WIZ
Mcxrs lie Moyne Williams Cook. Mis' He..fs Tyrer. ~
Newt TucsGsy 2. Ilc:ber Kelley aud Eugene Or
moade's Special Matinee. The Iarycnu" -
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-03-28
ARTICLE XIV.
City Cemeteries.

SEC. 1914. There shall be Superintendent
Of Cemeteries, who shall be appointed by the
Mayor, by and with the consent of the BOARD
OF Trustees. He shall be resident elector of
the city for not less than two years next he
fore his appointment. His term of Office snail
be two years. He shall give his entire time
and attention TO the discharge of the duties of
his office. lie shall not be interested in the
care of any private lot or lots or in any con-
tract respecting any lot or lots or improve
ments thereon, in said cemeteries
SEC. 1876. The Superintendent of Cemeteries
shall have the management. care and control
subject TO the general supervision of the
Mayor, of all cemeteries owned or controlle1
by the city, and he shall keep such records
make such reports and perform such other
duties in relation 10 the cemeteries and in re-
lation 10 internents and examinations as nav
be required of him by law. by this Charter. by
any ordinance or regulation OF the Board of
Trustees or by the rules or regulations of the
Board of Health.
SEC. 1876. The Superintendent of Cemeteries
of the city must report In writing to the
Health 0f1cer on each Monday the names of
ali persons who have been buried, removed or
exhuined within the respective cemeteries for
the preceding week, and no Superintendent
shallallow a burial or removal ola body with
out nrSt having procured permit therefor
from the Health Ofhcer
SEC. 197. The Mayor shall appoint such en-
ploySs as the Board OF Trustees may deem
necessary for the proper care of the cemeteries
belonging TO the city, and all employees so ap-
pointed shall lie under the control and direc-
ton OF the Superintendent, and he shall have
power 10 suspend or discharge any such en-
ployes, subject TO the approval OF the Mayor.