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Doub. full About Zimmcrmnn's Success IN
England.

Advces from England referring to the rscent dtfese
OF the American representative A. A. Iin nnerman ths
New York Athletic club biryclis in a ha!tm!s race
overthrow. In ths race whih took place at Preston
Park Brighton. Zimmerman was also defeated in his
heat by Z, Long racer of tn. Brighton tiuh H'in'
inernan 1t Is said 80, M poorly at the start In his r'"s
with Fowler. and then laid back until the half mic
was ridden lie lhen pulled up nut unable to orer.
cnE. the lesd IL Fowsr. wha cat III. pace from the
Zimmerman has ridden the ha mile III the record tins
81 minute u . ser0nis Tho AmcIican racer Is IN
his Own opinion, only rs suconi'rH+ form - yet. lie
com plains Of suffering intense s. from ths sold.
Hill Tney cxpec, to neet May ~, From the rid-
ing of Zimmerman hp to date N" Er!isi racers cIain
that Dsirond IAN heat mn, ess.y Iinm-rHzn ls Ell.
tered for he Bristol Dirri. 10 e held on May H. hut
likely II" Is Also entered for the chapl.
Iionsllp RACES DC nelh at Bernnin June.
sa /" srn reeois ys''e,aaE tina, tho dets"s q zis:
been done largo r,GLs for instanos ri gprfnE.
icl and Hartford In EnLani, however. he 1s III
Narinhy riulng on opequnrter and htrd Of mile
upon the small TRACKS seening TO lack the aptitude 10
take th. corners rightly. When conjit he IL y re-.
marx ably fast npn but his coed work VIA only begin
when he returns 10 America The climate Of Engand
near the .hore lie pAy. wiih constan prantice. aow.
ever, become familiar with the English tracks. Al
ANY rate III any race that Zimmerman cbLiprt~a IN
England may be erxpeeied hat hc will rideto wins II
eablexrim received in this city oa Monday an
nohncss that Zitnmrrinann MAS again d.fe-tea on
April 30 In scratch event The race tuEk place "
Nattnuham hut tho name Of Ihe victor u nS givsh.
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TO SEEK FOR sUNKEN GOLD.
WhisperInKs Over the Cot OF - Rhcumnti
SnIIorman I'm Bellevue.

WbisperInEs Over the Cot OF q Rhe eumatic
snilorman In Bellevue.
An ederly sailormRn. who described him
self as Richard NJ. Young OF 30 New street
Boston. was n patient in Bellevue Hospital
from April 80 until yesterday. when he was
discharged with his rheumatism much I'M
proved. While in tho hospital he talked occa-
sionaly in vague sort Of u way OF five barGes
laden with gold belonging to the Peruvian
Government which had sunk about half Il cen.
tury ago in the Panama River.
There is no Panama river. and porhaps he
meant the Bay OF Panama or tho Chngres
River His father. he added. had succeeded in
locating the sunken barGcS. On his deathbe'l
he had reveale ed his secret to the son. who had
never succeeded in getting to Panama.
Finally. in defiance OF his fathers injunction
to tell no one, he resolved to share the secret
with two friends. who. having faith in him.
agreed to advance money tuword tho recovery
q the golden contents OF III" sunken harges.
They determined. too. to accompany him to
Panama. and the trio were about 10 embark
for their destination when Young was stricken
down with rhaumetsm.
The uueerest part Of this story is that two
friends OF tho teller Of it speut a large part Of
each day ut his i,adsde and seemed very nnx-
ious to prevent his speaking To any on". When
questioned they refused to say anything. hut
did not deny that they were on gold hunt.
such as Young had talked about. When Young
quilted the hospital with his friends yesterday
the unde, standing was that they were going
directly to Panama.
The sun., 1892-05-08
The betting was ) to 1 In

unanimous NlSS. lie DCCtlnS was y 10 IN
favor OF the crimson.
A few minutes after 3 o'clock Highlands.
bareheaded and formidable looking. wake
into the box. and the other crimson jack eted
players went with dog trots to their positions.
Then littlo Phil King picked out his favorito
bat and took his position at the plate and
looked at tho giant in the box. who WAS fontlling
with new white ball. Three times Kings hnt
cut through the air and thrice the la II plunk ed
into the big Glovo on Mason's left hand.
Young was next. and after ho hit couple OF
fouls he also struck out. Mackenzie caught n
swift in-shoot on the shin and limped to first.
Mac thought Highlands was about to pitch.
and started for second Highlands didn't
pitch. and Mackenzie was easily run out.
There was u faint yell for Harvard.
Then tho crimsons tried their luck with the
stick. Cook felt around with his bat for
minute. and the then sen, sent u pice clean single be-
to ecena snG ard mock aons pst
smother safe hit. and Cook rushed for
sde5 fe fts hs ke e Whrw1a vi EIow MaGkenzs &c
TINT evidenced no glass IN his arm. Cook took
? dive for the rubber and Brown. after getting
the ball. dved for Cook. but he was not quick
enough. aud Harvard scored the first run in
the game.
The Siss- boom ah brigade got a chance to
% u little yelling In the third. Trenchnrt was
nrst Mt bnt. aud seemed delighted when hit on
the le: i.y. II pitched ball. He also ran to
second with n pleasant smile when Mason had
e passed pail. Child chased acrnss.cutter t.
catch Trenchard mt third. Then brown ana
King were smothered at first II result of hit
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Fl 81 2l--03
7 Il ll-32
Amateur Baseball Resi.t~r.

Among the many amateur clubs In this city ana sur
rounding places are the following who are anxious to
srrsnge games The list includes number OF junior
iU.nc mites baseba!i iiub-wIl play NIL clubs with
pay-rs under lS years old. John Rlng-rt. manager
kxrcisor Bs,eoaIi Cipb-wili play uiiformed teams
only. Z. E0gers. J.. o box Sb Arlington. y. D. .
State Athletic club OF West Bsrsen-iiavo May -
open for hr.t class amateur teams No guarantee Of
tered. George Sanders. West bergen, j.
I%xingtonS Ut ~, BarthOlome wa tlnb-Open 70 play
cntnf town cubs with suit able guarantees Hn satm
da afteruOnns IN July and A gust. Frank McMAnus
hrcrstsry, l43 East Forty.secOnd street: New York
Shanrocks-will play the Wyoias on Decora'ion Day.
Terrence OK-iy. :lD East Sixty nfh street New YORK
kempng lassbail rub-iave Saturday Att' sn9ons @ ..
1Airti-th street, New YORK city.
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&C. r. Athlete. Breaking Reccrd.

The eighteenth annua, spring games Of the College OF
the City OF New York Athletic Association held
yesterday afternoon at Manhattan Yield un der the
rules of tho intercollegiate Athletic Association The
results were
One hundred.yard pash-won by e. r: Wolf 'a5
time. 10 70 seconds. Warren ". Craft. ~. second.
Two-hundr-, and twenty yard Hurdle Won by T.
R. Mcguire; time. 30 4 . seconds T. NJ. D"nohue. 10
tecnnd.
Eight ,bnndre and eighty yard Run--won by ". VI.
Scufert. w. Time. minutes IL 70 SECONDS. C. :.
Beaubinn. ~ second.
Running Broad Jump Won by s. s!lh,rstein. ,n2
Distance. ~ feet 2 inches. Warren VI Graft. 81.
second. Distance ~ feet inches. Si!beI stein got
sinche IN the handicap. His jump beat the C. {. NY
record of IL feet - inches.
One. mile Bicy Gle Race-Won by Spahr. '85. Time
2 minutes. 81 seconds A. g. Andrews M second.
Twohundred. and wenty yard Dasl--W,n by r. NJ
DonOhue. 'H3 Time "a 30 seconds. L. 4. XabrisI:e.
Nh. second.
Four hundre ed ANA forty.yarI Ran-won by j. "
Erich. "a. Time. "a 80 seconds. Warren VI. Graft
second.
Running Hiyh Jump-Won by =. sige. Jr. o.
Height, q feet inches. {. Y COrlier % second.
one. mile Run-Wou by 4. II. Bjork wall ~ Time.
minutes 81 seconds H. Levine '.,a second In this
event 7. 4. Adams. ~ came IN rrst but diSlua
ned because Of havi e been coached.
lacrosse match between the e. q n. Y. nni the
Staten Island A. &. lacrosse teams was won by the
COLLEGE boys hy goal. 10 o The staten Island. did
not have full cam on hand. The goals were thrown
by sfohi md Oppenheimer
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Wheeling GosslD.

Mcssrs. reEseyres. Dornbasr. Efinkrr ". n. Banker
Arnold and cr""As viii compose the Buiaio Athletic
Clubs bicycle team This year.
William Van Nsgone- the famous road racer ia In
framing Tor some long distance road rides which he
contempntes taxing this year.
The n'ed C:Glns Climbs Of New Jersey hny, dc,
cidel 10 ho.l r.re meeting M Railway Oh Jaly mud
g. s.ate rnMahiIhohship M Iarss VIII nr run ,nnlrr Tue
The Irving ION. y. j.. CyCic cab have rocteI: Prc-r
dent. NJ Moore: Secretary. u. IOugirder. Treas
Il. W. Avery Captain q. MiiIarl Lieutenant. H. Rose
Color kcArer i. Courier; Executive Committee. e y
Rose. W. kimber. Jr,. and g. I.ongfad.
The annual Tournament Of the New Haven Dicycln
Club and the spring meeting of the Connrccut fN.O
OF the League Ot American Whreinrn wl.I he held
June Il. lhc race committee IA charge uf tho
have arranged an attractive list OF events
The Manhattan Athletic Club Wheeineu hav" a nun
he Of dark horses whom tluy anticipate will add many
laurcls to their llst IT victories ihs wear. Harry
Whteer of New Jersey. who will represent the stub
TINS season is riding very last ~ Is a!so carl Hess
recent addition.
The sun., 1892-05-08
brooklyn Lawyers 10 Take Hand.

TIE lawyers OF Brooklyn were greatly encouraged
over their last years display on tho diamond They
have organized for active campaign this season. and
Jacob Brenner has assumed the reins OF management
The lawyers do not propose to connns their efforts to
lronEyn alone but vii, visit Phiiadelphil Baltimore
Washington Albany. and other blg cities dlring the
., ssAinn I" play any team com posed solely q members
posed Of number Of weiLknown practiinnsers
among an whom viii DO Charles J. Patterson.
ros,sr sis !. Bsckps, lett held These two men
Glare wn played first base for tn. champion stars OF
ne ong Island Assoca'ion will play the posi-
made up q william kinki-, William u. Rhodes, Nat
Cornell. John Ha lagher. Henry Name. and Georvo
Petit Manager Erenner says tha, II he can vel War.
REM Tredwe one Of the best OF the old ners TO
pitch, the team will be made up.
The sun., 1892-05-08
Movements or .h. Prol...Ioua, onr.m.n.

Richard X. Fox received the following letter from
william OConLor, the champion oa-slnan Of America.
ycs:erda.'
II desire to inform you that Edward IIanan and my.
SELF have notified John Teener OF ~ Joseph ami George
H. Hosmer OF Boston that we have selected Lake Cau
met for the which Teeni.r and IIosmer
in double scnil shells against IIanan and myself for
$1,000 and the anub scnll championship OF the world.
The course vii, be surveyed three miles. and May
30 is the date We have decided on to row hot ianan
nnd myself viii train here while Teemer and llO-mer
win train A. st. Joseph After t9e rare whether We
$1,000 wish the I'oiir~ G":-n- AMI throw down the
gauntlet to row nny two men In the world m double
seu. three Or i've miles for the VI the
world.
James Stansbnry. who has gIin won the single.
sru championship In Australia. aud John Mclean
coming TO this coinry to row In sing es and doubles
AZ inst all cballengerx shall Stansbury. and II
they iooh for race in do,hes ilanisn md mysrif viii
row them for any amount of money. We expect 10 de-
Feat Te.mer aud l0snrr as easily did Jake eau
dnnr and his partner nt Ilanito Ontario last year
for the champiORship"
The sun., 1892-05-08
G.mo. or the Uuiver.Ity OF New YORK.

The annual spring games OF tn" University OF Now
York held yesterday the grounds OF the staten
Island Athletic Club At West Brighton. The winners
-
one hundred y ard Dash by T g. Shcarman. 'H9:
C. A. Bell. w. second: H. l.. Prase. ~. third. Time
22O-Yard Hurdle Race-won by {. A. R,ll 'nc: H. g.
Lewis 90 second: G. l.. Wicker !'3 third Time 3lss
seconds,
'p+. second \. l.. Carh, -. third Time. = minutes
20 seconds.
Two n ndred ami W rnty-ya.l rash-won by C. A.
Bill W. ". H. Roberts, %. second; r. Adains. ~
third Time, 21 seconds.
-Four hnndr and forty yard RunWon by r: Adams.
'a4: &. Pink. OF. EecOnd H. J.. Wicker. ''5 third
Time. 5sA seconis
Eight. i'm red nd tyyard Run-Won by F. Gun.
nison 'n2 c. A. Reli "a second: J. H. Bum 20 third
Time . IT tuutes 20 seconds.
One. mile Class Relay Rsce-won by tie sophomore
Running High Jump-won by 7. l.. Shear:nan. "a: T.
H. Pcnnrld a2 second; Z. A. Bell ~. third. Height
Putting sixteen pound shot-Won by NJ. Osullivan.
'a3: 4. Abbott. 04 se"ond: r. NJ. Crossett third Dis
tance. ~ feet 3i4 inches.
To.e Vault-Wou by T. g. Shearman: G. $ Wiche-.
ah. second: j. voisht 49, third. Height. feet
inches.
Throw wing. IwsIve.ponnd Hammer-Won by =. n.
Crosset; j. +. k0rr ~ second: r. K. Gerrler 'e4.
third. Distance. 80 feet inches.
The sun., 1892-05-08
Aalvolic Notes.

The Eu sEas Of Newark have now in training Tor tho
fass,c regatta an iuisrncdate eight junior tiN gy
and Junior four shcll crews.
". fOy. the Moiropolt ans coach. having ref6sed
to train The Bohsmian Boht Clubs junior eight Inc
latter have secured tue services o ftzpack late of
the Union Boat Club
The single which Ga,anaugh OF Philadelphia hult
recently OF aluminium, N attracting rnnsidtraele
which !. "a pounds lighter than the average boat
used by professional scuers The braGinx IL or nIuui
nun III only wood parts being the wnsh l,oS and seat
she sitter, GalaIaugh eaims. than cedar boat anu
rms fur, her EASIER bet the strokes ana Tor
his rea.op. l,e claims, win he faster u tune Nh
permit ,iRlanauKh will buiG double scull Of TINS
material for Teensr aud Hosmer. patent has been
appiled Tor AID II his intention " place on expi
billion at the wvflds Fair Y single four. aud eight.
The sun., 1892-05-08
dng Gronndcrs to the energetic Cook. Hsr-
the shouicrs.

% 95 'i Sas sasf@f' @ Of fGds gloom hs' 5i
t Mpfs sSa aa % SJ with .aSs Sszss srGsnss;
hit to Guild. Who threw n ye1Sil,' viii to "Y YoTng
A. A., nrst, ara ara sa,on came, over. tho. rub,
that the game be cails s'S ah nn'm, mo,nmine
to Drake. thr change pitcher nf Prlncrton.
SsK%d Snon ma Nm ;a t. tnse on hs right shoe There
chtangeu right SHOES. ioun. considers brakes
When TN thr game was resumed Frothingham
hltppa little ny oyer oung Who Dor mitted the
rSnnsps ssIl to dr9P to the E:opna which "rse tic
hatsmnn out on 1ntn nn ,nET noweysr declared the
Hy.with one out and irst n" occupied Hnvey
hpSk'q Whs Haaws II5 HIrI trisa single to reht on
1sI%" out T. %''nEnaI Esmsa. i?
Hy msSi as Bckn.on ms "ySw 1sTe to sa as rSs Sni
got his base on bals. and there were three
anxious Harvard men on tho bases. PayIo
Harvard lad I've runs ana frnceton was Ss'esi sad.
biz HGhands aud nhe tie Pr rncsop "ti mt s,n, G'
IsGw ya,s asi st Da3eSs uuss led tie er%%
70 third on one rsssed ball and scored d"snana on anu
stnsr stja sesdna MacEtnfs S got base on balls ana
without result. '''" "A' 'A''' "A'
Harvard. however. made trouble In the nfth.
sacrifice. Hovey's single. and the latter's steal
outing men on second and third. Then
runs oame In. The side WAS rotirsd beiorenny
further damage was done. Princeton madrn
sp1rt spy iI the sixth. King got q nasc "n balls
got out on y short .fy Mpckenzie was sent
Erot,t - nrst on bnlis. Ramsdeil hit sharply to
bbpr99tft,hnsham bp9 ths who tried for King at the plate.
hnipped nt tho plato on Wright's crounder. but
ina;masdell. who hGd edged around To-
4lrd .got home on Highands's load
Throw Throw 70 catch Wright nnnplng. Harvard
thsNwa a1ew blank blank In ths siN and Princeton was
latter half tho crimson giants licked the
gmn gams up ard ran on with it,, They Jumped on
iou.ng with both feet nnd all their bats. Ma
hoSeys double. Corbstt's tremendous hit to
uG9t Tor home run. and Drooks's loH throw
The sun., 1892-05-08
An OyERsTOCKED LEA7HkR MARKET
Tanners Agree 10 Stop Production for sixty
Days.

A hundred tanneries were represented at
the meeting OF leather dealers yesterday at
the Office OF Schultz, Innes e. Co.. III CliH
street. which was held to consider the glut in
tho market. in consequence Of which the price
Of solo leather has fallen OF one-half. and the
prices OF other varieties nearly rs much.
Among the firms represented at the meeting
were Schultz Il Hoyt. Horton. Crary 4 Co.. II
&. Larham 4 Co.. Wilcox Tanning Company.
Kock. Mosscr& Co.. d. 7. Stevens 4 Co. Walter
Horton. Thomas T. Proctor. L. c. Costello Il
Co.. and many others. Mr. Proctor Of Boston
presided.
The meeting was n very short one. but tho
secrecy maintained led to the report that there
was u schono Oh foot for the estah.i shment OF
trust. There Is now no association of the
leather denl.rs. although thcrs was fmrnerlya a
the Secretary Of the meeting tenied that. CON:
hination Of any kind had hepn discussed. 1t
was agreed. however; not to wet any hides for
sixty lays-thnt is. thcro will he no tanning
during TINT .periol. Meanwhile. tho large
stock on hand will be largely diminished. and
prices are expected to take an upward turn.
Mr. Tuhhy snid that at the end Of sixty days
tanning would be resumed. and each tunnery
would produce as much or as little US it saw fit
The sun., 1892-05-08
4 NEW HONOR JOR MGR F.1RLEr.
The Pope Confers Upon Him the Honorary
Onlcc Of DONG tic Erclate.


Ohce OF Domestic Frelate.
Mgr. John ~ Farley. pnstor Of st. Gabres
Catholic Church. in East 7 hrty seventh street.
and Eicar-Genern! OF the New York archdio-
cese has received Il new honor from the lopc,
who has made him a Domestic Pro!ute. which
entities him to be ca He'd Right Reverend. The
lato Mgr. Preston had that title When he re-
ceived his new honor Mgr. Farley had been
Private Chamberlain to the Pope which gave
him the title OF Very Reverend His now
Office places him next TO a Bishop in rank. II
he had remained II Private Cha hcr!nin his
title would have lnpscd with the death OF Pope
Leo XIIl.. who bestowed the honor on him
He will hold the oi,ico Of Domestic rrelato for
lifc The post is an honorary ono. His pro-
motion to 1t makes Mgr. Furley IL member OF
the Papal court.
Tho news OF tho appointment was conveyed
to Mgr. Farley in u letter signed by, The Pope
Archbishop Corrgan appointed Mgr. Farley
to succeed Mgr Preston as Iicar-Gencral
and II WAS through the Archbishop that he
WAS made i. Domestic Prelutc Tho ilrst
Amorican priest made II Domestic Irc!ate was
Mgr Robert Seton. pastor Uf st. Joseph's
Church. Jersey City.
The sun., 1892-05-08

Anglers have had an unusually rough time OF IL this
hnve caught but few Dish E!tor Harris of the A,oer
Gun ing'e' who knows A. nurh about fishing as any
man in the country is thoroughly disappointed at the
present state OF Affairs. lie Is director an OF tho
most progressive members oi the pHas iraSr CUB or
Rockland county. The club has a number o! cxprr.
fishermen. and its territory Of operations embraces
some of the hest trout waters in III. fhe
and n half inos "f Streams are supposed to he well
stocked with the "sp-cS!ci heau.rs" bUt non. OF the
mrners thus far has been able to record gVUi catc.
Editor Harris said to a SUS reporter.
" The drynesp NJ the season absence Of sHnshno
have been the cause Of il AL have mad. several
tempts since the scasOu opsucl \prll !. hut met
with poor srcrcs. The fish 'n hr NJ tue most
and are only thr at the bait II mi weather scts IN
ana there Is plenty OF sunshine. uk tor extraordinary
good trout hkhns In the urrrr ord controlled by tho
Qua-p-alr ClGb lake tr"ut sap rp.r :" he in abn
tnil's sng:h ot their usual habiia,r In the lower
pond IN" cluO mas placed 30 Srari.ng German trout
The lower pond ob.vbb brown trout havo been placed
and "'.OODn mo lower pond"
j. J u. New lnrk-You can get tho information at
4 n.raos 4oa West iftieth street New York rity,
striped bass weakhsh. perch. &c, ar" mum erois Tue
hSt ground, are N. Reef and SnnHcn Rock At trotGu
Pant IN the Hudson ionantico ,ai Bronx river,
hnel bass. "aih. and sunish bite freely There arr
number or brooks easily reached thai Yield a. few
trout cary III the season. Greenwood Iusr Ynnd
lake is !avogte resort Tor Sew York city anglers
HrGn oass a 1 sniTl and can =. caught %iths
wn iiys ininnw ana suffering win prlsrei hrtV
Al RamapO Point shepherd Point Mshwnh Cr.cA,
near sahefn. n j. black bass aud pcScrc run freely.
The sun., 1892-05-08

Earnei runs--Princeton. I; ha.,a-d. 3. Twohasr
hits Ma.on; iiorey Highlands ,ihrec,base hits
rncs h,t,- hrown lro,hinghsn' stolen bases; King.
vry. Dickinson First base on ha.is-By Young by
Highlands. . struck out BY Young, 3: by uishiands
fnst h. Sc by errors-lIafrard. 3. Lett on bns.s-
rr,seten: .: ilarysrd .; III, by piiehsd s.l-M...
Mason. O. Wild pitcl-founy. umpires-Msssrs.
Wyckoh and Hopkins. Tins-2:45
The sun., 1892-05-08
s-ol. Dow. Heors He Wa. Hanged.

CANON CITY. Col. May 7-At 10 o'clock last
night Thomas Lawton. the murderer OF John
Hcmming. the Colorado Springs motorman.
was hanged, Lawton showed signs Of weak
execution drew near broke down completely.
He spent tho time in wailing and moaning
Lawton stepped upon the platform which
started the automatic machinery. and q min
ute later he was dangling in the air, Nothing
revealing his real name.
The sun., 1892-05-08
4 RACE aETwEkx csAMproSa


Tho action Of the Executive Committee Of the Ma
tiona Cross Country Association Monday night In dis
missing the protest against Willie Day and accepting
his entry from the Prospect arrers has brought about
an unpleasantiy complicated state Of anrs the soiu.
tion OF which only be satisfactorily attained by
match over the Norris Park cross country course be-
tween Day and r. Z. Garter the senior champion.
The the that AFRAID ot Day" SAID Carter yes
terdsy lis SO absurd that II needs no contradiction
with those that Know record have been defeated
often. aud By many men. and ds'est by an.
other would mean nothing; Take my races with
tImes whil. only beat him once Notwit6stnnd,ns M
and got whipped more. It's all In the game"
Day record for gamenoss viii not stand with Car.
ters The Jersrynnns has been go phenomenal
thnt a defeat IN to hiiu
The sun., 1892-05-08

CLEVELAND. May 7.-col. Ralph r. Paige. for
merly cashier Of tho Painesvills Savings and
Loan Association. who issued forged notes in
an attempt to tide over the financial embar-
yesterday by Judge Hamilton In the Criminal
Court to ten years in tho penitentiary Paige
said before his sentence that he used the
hone OF saving the bank.
The sun., 1892-05-08
The Proprietor or the BunnIo Theatre Shot
by His Wife.

BUFFALO. May Louis Domphler. proprio-
tor OF the Buffalo Theatre. on Canal Street.
was shot twice by his wife ut l2:l5 o'clock
this morning. and is In IL critical condition.
The compile had had many qunrrols. and last
night Dom pilier knocked his wife down. As
soon as she recovered she ran behind the bar
and procured & reyolver o p,%Imphlcr ,Ip Hed. Int h9t
WAS standing at tho bar. and us he entered
she fred on him. two bullets taking effect Just
below the heart. Domph!er was taken to the
hospital and his wife placed undor arrest.
The sun., 1892-05-08
scaIpers and Conductors Ac' used or Rob-
bins the West shore Road.

NEwBuRGIr. May For some years pnst the
West Shore road has been Systematically rob
led by moars Of conspiracy between local
ticket scalpers and the conductors. Pinkerton
men were set to work. and to- day Thomas Gill
III, anJ uiro Horton, two prominont scoln-
. ers. We're arrested. They, had hundreds OF
tickets on their person, They waived examl-
nearly every conductor on tho limo has been
implicated. Horton and Gilooly were arrested
to get u confess ion from them. and they will
probably give tho whole thing away.
The sun., 1892-05-08
The Winners at Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER May T.-To-day's races resulted as FOL.
lows:
r!rst Rsc-firo furlong, Brysnn first. Ktngsclere
second, sal sbuiy third Time. ;Oa
second Earr--FOur furorys. lnlinu Corn first Karl
Il. second Rocket third. Time a3ii
Thrd Racu-Five tnriongs. Mon."nu first. Manhnn
sett second. Raitcr third lime. O5i9
Fourth Race and a halt iurlongs. Raleigh
Fifth Race--f"nr AMI Il halt inriongs. Gunnie Lass
frst Aust al secon Young lottcIy thiii Time JS
sixth Rarp-One mile. So-rentOn rrst, Whitenose
second Pesiilence third. Time. 49,,