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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26
-EysoRsuIp on NEWS FROM NICARAGUA

Washington. NAV c5.-The Nica1gran Legation
tbroupb Minister Cu7man. desires the formal statement
70 be made that all OF the teegrapblc information
from Nicaragua which reaches the United states at
present f. subject censorship The only cable point
in the disturbed country is San Juan del sur when
is I'm the hands OF the revolutonis's SO that every
cablegram which originates In Nicar'gua paSs''
through the revounonst camp. Such Information
10 reaches the Nicaraeuan Legation in Washington l.
transmitted through the neighbo1ng Republic OF
salvador and the Minister says that from the nature
OF the case all dispatches coming through othr
channels are apt TO be misleading. The only news
the Department Of State has received through Its
own officers was contained in a batch OF delayed con
su,sr reports which have Just been received. AS
thcso renorts are al three weeks old and con-
tain no Information OF the Important happening
lately they are OF small interest az this time; 49,,
III to noon today the Navy Department had not
been advised OF the arrival OF the Atlanta at Grey
town. Nicaragua.
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A TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF.

As the meeting at Gavesend draws Close the train
ers up the work OF the horses. Goamne can wore
a mile easy in / rs. Many nadens Work In about Lao
Ia the mile 80 that that class Of horses are Eky
10 be interesting There was little fast woiN oohe !s
to-day Dobblns worked ghhs Of a mile IN %.
Kingston sent three-qnareis in IS boO Vi 'e"
were worked the races.
Kainbow kicked Russell while walking under the shea
Russell is lanc the effects ono OF Ranbows svei'
clad hoofs hit point OF the shoulder nearly
fracturlDg the bone. J. A. A. II. Morris Will probably
send Rainbow Chicago for the American Derby II
he runs for the next fortnight He may be shpPd
few days befOrc the lie j. III the winners anu
Belmont Morris Park. lie Is not engaged ID ue
retaliation.
Iampl ghter raised rumpus before his race Tor
The Maturity Stakes lie extremely hcadstrong. lie
plunged and kicked until he led into his stall linen
he nearly kicked stall down lie sweated ana iumtd
until post time At post Kicked and luneed for at
lea ten mutcs lie will try in the first half
mile unless urged spurs When he decides to eN
er himself runs eighth OF mile and IL Is all over
He takes lead and wins in canter His ears were
prckcd his WIDE open when he canered oy
the finishing post III the Maturity.
Jockeys Doesctt and Lilly were set down iof week
by Mr.. Rowe yesterday.
Dr. Eice burst a blood vessel in the Derby. His
owners are hayim, a hard time OF with their horses
KingieJ and His lghness Is Hiciiheo I" Do
sliaky in his front ankles
Thoma, Lcgorwood, Frederick Lee ard j. T.. his
were At the track place heavy commission on Don
Alonzo They realize that chasing lainbows Is not
a
W. Catastrophe Daly tiled to introduce wagon snpe'
rlor 10 any manufactured this city. He gave an eA'
hbi,ion OF It's at Shults's tottine track At
fifty pcrsons desired 10 secure wagon superior
IN any ia use in Ncwlork were present at the tfii
At tho urst trrn DAILY TO grief the wheels turnd
inside out and the Hartford turiman down harder
than ever his horses let the public down. The fragments
OF the wagon picked up by his boys When no
recovered his breath said mistake had been made
and the wrong wagon had been sent.
tr,,- a
mace and on easily In the fast time Of 03A
NJ Byrncs decided yesterday that he would not ship
his horses to Morris PARK until Monday.
The poolrooms at Weehav Ken are nourishne. They
will clos, when the begin at Guttenburg Wedncs
o,v They Will move betting ring at the track
There IL likely to difficulty for the poolioons in
securing the desired information from other tracks. II Is
r,mori tina: the wires the track at Morris Park VIII
lie taken
A. lovington is in a fair way TO be severely punished
ny the racing officials. In races he does not try u
get away with at the post and docs not ride
With any ambition. q. Is. Morris says: "Aleck is 70
doc coned onery that nobody can't do nothn' with him.
1he racchorsc Dagmar the winner OF q number Of races
in the West indies reached this city yesterday the
.teame, Origen from barbados and is consigned 10 o.
V. Maynard.
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New.Yosk 10. rhnadel. rItleGars 8 c,n1in o s. l.
Baltimore ). Brooklyn 4. Louisville o. Chicago for
Washington Z. Boston ). feited.
The Giants returned TO the cy yesterday and reopned
their season at the Poo Ground, In truly iolai sS
over 5000 people were hce welcome them ana every
IF the players loudly appaudcd when ne a'op
10 bat. The game was between the Ncw'iorN ''u
Philadelphia teams tho local players batting '"e'f VI
coniadc Keefe freely and winning easily toward inc emu
Kelly put the nr-t time this year anu
while his catching rot perfect. he did snr"roy LOT
who has had little practice The friends o. t'
Giants received Kelly cordially and AFTER inc gam"
fully 1000 people followed him TO the clubhouse "hu
chcercd him for several minutes.
The terrific batting OF the local pleased the crown
but their daring baserunnnc was me "o
scientific part OF the game the Giants stealing sNue"
10 one by their opponents Clements had enough
OF IL after five innings. and he and Boyle eNchah1'u
places. The attendance Of women was unusually large
The visiting players went first 10 the nat an" u
misudced nv by Ticrnan gave the first man a run
Hamons drive TO right counted for three bases ana ne
scored Thompson's fly TO left ied. The NcwforherS
also scored in their half OF the inning making the game
even. With Burke and Herman disposed Of Ward was
then first called balls and he Immediately stole
second He scored Connors hit 10 right Held Inc
Quaker City men were put out In short Order IN inc
second and in the third they were more fortunate anu
getting run took the lead Allen made twobaSgcr 'o
right field and Keefe tried strike out. Kelly however
dropped the third strike and Allen reached third He
scored on Hamilton's fly to Burke in left field
The Giant, scored in the fourth, aud the inning
closed witt, local team in the lead. New.forR again
scored after men were out Conner male hi'' ah"
sord with Davis on that clever lite pl1ycrs homc'ru
drive 70 centre field. For Philadelphia In the NTH Allen
made hone.run drive hcli which Doyle ought
to have caught. The Giants made another rr'mrHa"'
rally after two men out In the sixth inning Five
runs were scored and NcwY York hal lead OF tn g. ana
the crowd howlcd merrly. better exhibition OF ba'e-
running was never New.York key's hit came In
Just at the right time. Hamilton and Delehany maze
damaging errors.
With lead Of to 3. the result was about assured
The Giants made three runs In the seventh Oh h't'
by Ward and three stolen bases base on ba'i'
and @ sacrifice by Davis, The home players scored TWO
more In the eighth Ony four hits made OH BaId
wins delivery in the Innings and two OF that
number ought 10 been outs In the seventh inning
an error by Ternan a sacrifice by Reilly. and hit 10y
Allen gave the visiting players run IN the clghth MUS
Nv Thomn>ou md Ia, lo and twohaRgcr hy Dclehany
race two more runs for Philadelphia, leaving the score
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26
PATENT OFFICE RULES NOT VIOLATED.

Ex-CoMMIsSIONER sIMONDS FILES HIS ANSWER
TO CHARGES OF wRONGDoING.
Washington, May 25.-Messrs. Foster Freeman
w. E. Simonds, ex-COmmssiOper OF Patents, ana Mr.
Bennett the chief clerk Of tho Pntent Office, today
presented their answers to tho petition filed b. Messs
Church e. Church. asking that the first three hamea
be required 10 show cause why they should not be
disbarrcd from practising before the Patent once.
They deny In detail all the allegations contained IN ne
petition except that certain certified copies OF papers
In the Drawbaueh files were furnished Tor use In 'e
suit OF the Government to set aside the Befiiner
patents These copies, they state. were Obtained
upon reousition in the regular way and In strict
compliance with the rules OF The Patent once. CcHu
,ion connivance any wronGi0lng or improper
motive Is utterly denied.
Upon the announcement by Commissioner seymour
that he had determined to designate referee to take
the testimony IN the and report TO nm us ma
ings the question was raised as to the authority VI
the Commissioner to delegate this duty to ano'her
All the at orneys present seemed to agree thaV tne
Commissioner had such authority under tne INV
and on the suggestion OF counsel the Conhissioher
stated that before the case proceeded iurtner Nv
world ask the AttoIney-General for an opinion upon
the question,
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CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

pittsbrrg May - -''BunlltlOus' Jones once upon
time shut the Pl,tsbure club out without safe ht p
to-day the sane club knocked all the "bnnpIosh's'
out Of Mr. Jone, IN the second inning. base on bas
two errors BIZ Latham who by the way. should nave
done better after hoJry greeting Of the cfo"u'
doule and sacrifice Piitsburg three runs IN ul'
first inning Two bases on balls four slhefs u'P'
and a sacrifice ncttcd live iuns for tie ho"' """
I'm the second. CHAMBERLAIN was then subst'""u w
ZONES and pitched good game. four scattering mis-
lein7 the best p;tsburf could do with me- oeiNcH
Kteen nchcd splendid game and but for Shuga. '"'
throw o. a hard.ht bail would have shut inc ''uS OUT
Attendance 200. The score:
rI:,,Sgsi . .:...S Q 9 9 Q d
Ic cKfGaa j p and
lain. Imprc-Lynch.
Boston MAY 25-Bcstons runs CAME cay In the carly
uart Of the game with tho Senators today eut "h'"
o Rourkes by good batting ted the score ' ch''
MONS found Mccain too much for them. Mf'Nn was
wild as hawk but critical points he was cn'cu'c,
The features OF the came te batting OIL hoy o"o
cane, the s,ori1ce hitting OF O'Eourke. ana the ic'dns
OF Mccarthy and Mryey. Attendance 2'ooo' inc score
; SGs.Sn ,;.; :...:.. y!
E,>ehIts-Boston = Washington II: Er0ts-no,'on .
Washington ). Pithcrs-stNctts and Meek'"' Umpire
Gnincy.
Cleveland May ga wellearncd game WAS won
by Cleveland to-day by good and timely ba'ung' ~"
Browns rarpei Young hard but could ho' pun c Nus
together. The ouncdcrs Of both clubs WIN '"' ~
cepton Of Dowd and irinn. made so"c p", "'"','ai
catches. Mexican helded we'll and Iep'." 'na' MI
every time the bat. Weather very coii' Inc score
S g. no%... ....... . %
pasehsclcycland a. Louis o. ,orsc'ry n
pire-Emse
Louisville. May 25-Thc Chicago team failed to ar
rive In time to-day. ard the umpire gave III" ZANE !"
Louisville by the forfeit OF 10 w. ""''" VIII
At BIrmIng ham.- birmingham o. savannah o.
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BROOKLYN BEATEN AT BALTIMORE.
STEMS COLOKs LOWERED AND TIE ORIOLES
TuIKp MERHlTY.

HaItmore Nd. May Sit may be Mayor stein IN
Droklvn but IN Baltimore. where almost every man ha-
title he Is a very plain 'mis"r" Ana twas all Do''
- pitcher McSsbb and eight ncdcrs that STEMS colots
,.ro in the dust second this season
Twelve baschits. including thrccbagfer ana 'hf'"
doubles. won the gnne for the Orioles. Brooklyns tn
hits included a hone run, ,hiee-bagrer ana d"'pe'
RaItiuorc scored the first inning on three
Nit and an error Another tally In tho eighth was mad
an three singles the winning run was scord oil
I:ezs two.lagger Carke's sacrifice and McNabbs singh
stovey apparel In Brdrgfoom's uniform ana Ii'yed
co,,,o lie scored a run in third his single and
,u,,,. ,rpIc The score was tied the eighth through
Knslows home run bringing In richardson and Coreoran
Attendance 272O. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
FOR A NEW LINE on LONG ISLAND.

Word was received In this city yesterday from
Albany that articles Of Incorporation OF the Mon'ahN
Extension Railroad Company had been filed WIN
the Secretary OF state. The road Is TO connect WIN
the Long Island Railroad at Prldgchamp'on and run
in an eastery direction TO Fort Pond Bay. II then
will follow tho line OF the bay to Cooden Point,
In suffolk County The road Will he about twenty
five miles long. Austin Coriin md 4 number OF
Ids friends IRE behind IT, and 1t was said last
night that the building OF tbis road was one OF the
frs, steps that was 10 De- taken toward The es'
Establishment OF o new line OF steamers from Montauk
Point TO Milford Haven, thereby shortening the ocean
VOYAGE from tho United States 10 Great Britain oy
a good many miles. The new road Is to De stand
ard gauge and II IS 10 be Of Grated either by steam
mower or electricity Tho capital stock OF the com
paly was fixed AT 100000, with par value OF
300 for each share. Tue c'rporators OF the com
pany and the number OF shares that each subscribed
for are MS follows: Austin Corbn. five shares Charles
NJ Pratt Bro oklyn, five: George s. EdSen New orR,
five: william J. Kelly, Brooklyn; ID. ;. voorhees,
Woodbridge y. j.. twenty: a. \. Helm ana W. j..
Helm, Hollis n. j.. twenty shares each; Fred Cook
Orange y. j.. twenty: John G. McGronly. Brooklyn ;
York: j. A. Davies. NewYork. Frank NJ. Kelly.
twenty shares Everett II. Reynolds, New York. thirty
shares. A., c,...
nauy OF the corporations are men IN MT. Corbh ;
enn,ov II conld not b. learned las night when the
work Of building the road would brgin but II Is
understood that 1t Will be started IN short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26
DIsS ATIsFIED WITH THE DREXEL-MORGAN PLAN

baltimore May 25.-The chief subject OF discussion
I'm banking circles Is the Richmond Terminal reor-
conization pIln rs announced by Drexel, Morgan &
Co. The Baltimore underlying bondholders' com
mittee adjourned without conclusion rs to Its future
course A member Of the committee said that the
plan was so volumnous that It was Impossible FOR
the committee to digest the whole OF 1t thoroughly
nj one meetilg The general feeling among bankers
and brokers Is dissatisfaction with the plan. One
banker said: 1t looks rs II the attempt Is being
made TO get rid Of Ill properties guaranteed by the
Richmond and Danvle system that have not shown
a surplus operating expenses and fixed charges.
This Is unjust, many OF these guaranteed roads
open up new territory which has not yet iully de-
y,lopcd.r At the baltimore Stock Exchange the trad
inc I'm the undistrrbed securities WIS active. AT ad-
yancing prices. The readjused securities were heavy
nd Irrpru
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To everybody who had followed the te>
4 NEW MINISTER TO THE NETHERLANDS.
WILLIAM r. DUMMY. OF MICHIGAN. NAMED BY
nun. pvrcrnrvT- NAVAL APPOINTMENTS

THE PREsIDENT-NAvAL APPOINTMENTS
Washington. May c3.-The President to-day np
pointed william r. Oulnby, Of Michigan. 10 be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister plenipotentiary Of the
United states to the Netherlands. Mr.. Ouinby IN
the editor and principal proprietor OF "1he Detroit
Free Press" lie Is nearly sixty years old. and has
never held public Office. The appointment was MADE
on the recommendation Of Don VI. Dickinson.
The President has made the following appointment,
I'm the Navy: Adoiph A. IIochlng, Captain ana
Medical Director; Eugene W. watson, Commander
George A. bright Commander ana Medical Inspcrt
Robert NJ. g. Brown, Lieutenant Commanders Henry
e.. Bayer Lieutenant and surgeon John NJ. steele,
Lieutenant and surgeon. George ". Denfeld. Lieu
tenant: James G. Drake, Lieutenant, junior grade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26
COINAGE At CARSON CITY MINT SUSPENDED.

Washington. May. n5-Cwing TO the small amount
Of goh bullion deposited about siOOOW month";
and the heavy expense OF coinage ut the United states
mint at Carson City. New, Secretary CARLISLE mas
directed the suspension OF coinage operations NJ tat
mint from and after June l. Gold aud silver bulion
WILL however be received for parting and refining.
Purchases OF silver bullion under the act OF July H.
1900 will be continued heretofore With the sis
pension Of coinage at Carson City the COINAGE OF
Silver will be- discontinued for the present
rs thero Is 10 demand for lbs class Of money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26

Mutuas-H0ev straight SO 20. place so 90; AL
calde place SO 40.
CIysmic. Pat Maoy, jr. and Iorimer were withdrawn
Hoev and KInestock caused delay OF ten minutes
DoQqett acting badly helping tho starter at all
Lumbernan got of IN front when the nag fell and led
to the last furong post where he collapsed Beautiful
BELLS who had second this point also dropped
back Hccy then came up from third place and won
hands down'' by lengths. Alcsde second length
before Hammic did not seem to be willing t. en-
tend himself I'll he reached the stretch. The winner
entered for II 500. bought In by his owner Tor
~ sos Downing running him up 10 g. 800
SIXTH RACE-Spccal weights Sin furionGs.
Betting.
st. Pl.
Richard Cookers b. c. Prince George. by
Sensation-Iouisettc, yrs. ITO h.. ., =
T. H. Collins b. h. Sirocco g. 1l9 CroIa) lilo olt
r. ~ WIT ' ,McDcfnop 3 1915 3-5
pushra,o.r q o. ........ III. jones' 20-1 Al
" Time--1 Is. 49,.
Mutuals-Pr.nce George straight sl4 3d. pace 70 oo
Sirocco place So 20
Stonene was withdrawn Sirocco made the running 70
The head OF the stretch Harlem second. Prince "eorg,
third Bushraneer could not fast enough to keep Oh
the MOSQUITOES. In the stretch Prince George paseu
the others under gentle pull and won without effort BY
two lengths. Sirocco second. nose before Harlem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26

- to o'clock wind'' blowing but In the afternoon
the troops bothered with strong "nshtlIl" wind
blowing all the from - tn o'clock" or those
present 152 qualified in scconi-cas'. /. e.. 100
yards. and 1l5 ded in winning the state MARKS
mans decoration. with ard at 200 and
80 Yard. OF The latter number Company had "a.
Company H. Company 10, Company q 20. Company
20, Company J! J. Company l 8, Company IL ), +
and f., 8. and y. c. 5. ..
In the voley fling the man targets" the record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26
A NAVAL, PUBLIC ALTON OMITTED THIS YEAR

Washington May c5.-Nava officers ana other per
sons Interested in naval progress will this year miss
the valuable annual publication which has been
issued from the Bureau OF Naval Intelligence descrIb
Ing In detail the development OF marine architecture
torpcdocs, great guns, engines and other matters
touching naval development. Because some Of the
officers heretofore engaged in the compilation OF this
volume have been detailed to duty at the Chicago
Exposition, It's publication Will be omitted this
year. and I'm It's place will BE- issued short pamphlet
descriptive OF the naval manocuvres OF European
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26
APPOINTMENTS IN TIE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT

Washington. May 2j.-The following appointments
have been made IN the Interior Department:
John &. Gray, OF Delaware. Chief Of the stationery
Division Pension Office, vice McKendrer Downham.
| resigned. .
General Land Office
Webster =. Ruckmnn, OF PENNSYLVANIA, Fourth AS
sI,tant Examiner In the Patent ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26
TILE. RrlORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Baltimore VS. Brooklyn. a. B,ltiHorc. a. vo.,,
New.York W philadelphia, ut Polo ,'r"hnu-' Ne"i''"
Louisville vs.. Chicago at Louisville.
Cleveland W. St. IOui.. NJ 'lcN"land
pitt.burg vs. Cincinnati ~ Pltt>burg.
Boston ". Washington. at Boston. -, g., t
The Ncw.Yorx and philadelphia teams VIII ply an
/, the Polo Grounds to-day R1sic anu Shhiote ""
probably b. the pitchers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26

Famed runsPhiladeIphIs Xcy York D., r,'T, "a
lnIladeIphia s. Nyw.Yer% = f'',' od ,,y kcr : b.
it,Idy in O. Home run--Allel. Davis Ihicrba>r ~ :
Hamilton ward Twoba-e h's-pcichantN' ,NiHn'
>arrlnee nit Hamilton lnOrl>0i. 'lcfn'hlT' n''''
ra,:s. stolen Iae, Hamilton war; 2 "gno, - l R,r,
k.rir Element and i.rlly: Dclchln,y Allen ana boy'
Davis una-ssted HIT by pitcher Davis VA t,,t".
-keefe =. TssSd baI'> h'l'S l. "'i"N "
Time OF ramc-l SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26

NATIONAL GUARD SHOOTING At CKEEDMOoN.
The rnce at CT .lmoor v,s occupied Yesterday by 4
detachment Of the 18th Regiment composed OF companies
r. c. d. q and r. under commind Of captain W. +.
Morris and numbering officers AM NEIL inv "hoot-
Ing in charge Of Captain Dixon the ree,"rn'"' In
spector under tie supervision OF major h,..''h thc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26
cryrpaI CRrBR.S WIFE CRITICALLY ILL.

Burlington. n. j.. May 25.-The wife Of General
f. Burd Grub. ex-MinIster to Spain. Is critically III
Sf typhoid fever at the Generals residence. Edge
water Park. slight Improvement In her condition
WAS not c,d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26
BROOKLYN.

r,rned runs-BatImorc l. BROOKLYN ]. First a.e bv
o,rors"raltinore l. Brooklyn |. Len OIL b., s-na1'
~. nrookyn o. First base Oh bllls-On McNhbD D.
n, o, ,nirv McNabb 8 Home run-Kinslow. Three
haze hts-Trcadway, Foutz Twobasc hits Ml.iga Ne
20, ~ Roitl DAILY. Sacrifice -Shndc FOnt CLARK
stolsn bass-Stovey .. Stein Umpirc-Mclaushlh'
nine of paiue-2 hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26

Powers last summer and fall The volume to be
issued next year. however Is expected to be pnruc-
iarIy valuable and Interesting as 1t will. in addition
to its usual scope. embrace series OF reports oy
expert officers upon the fine technical eAhD'ts ~ 'n
EXPOSITION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26
GLAsssLowERs STRIKE FOR ICE WATER

Bridgcton. n. j.. May 23.-Because the officials
OF the Cumberland Glass Manufactory would not fur
nish their window glass blowers with icewater the
men struck last night. They stl out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26

First trip Of New-York Central's Exposition Flyer
May IS. Leave New-iork p M, arrive Chicago
next, morning 10 o'clock. =.