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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

suucme Court-(ieneral Tcrm-Recess continued.
supreme Cou t-Chamb rs-Beiore Lawrence, J-MotoA
calendar called at II O'Clock.
supreme Cout-specis Tern-l art l-Adlourncd Tor the
-, >, .s,.. D..
supreme Court-specia Term-part II-Adiourned Tor
Circuit Court-Parts l. III and Iv-Adiourned for the
Circuit. Cour,-part III-AdJourlcd until 10 morrow
Surrogate. conrt-Tral Term-Beiore Fitzgerald 81
VIII Of s%y nasn BE- Ransom
Estates Abr: II. Duand and Eleanor i1rrish IoSo
For pr9a'e w' & %od lal smith Hf"H sa,h h0I IT,
,;,ern Hugh BRADY Glo>yenor L. Lowrey Mary l..
zaeCai frcderiik " aunbach Frederick strobs Jon" q
Srroe +. richards and Flora Rosentaum ~ ''o
d. Common Pleas-Gcncnl T,rm-Before Bisehoh r. 81
and Giegsriss' J-SO: - 60 81 - a. d. o. 80
IS C $S 49, 81 flsa.-p.eI. Dsehon j.
Common peas-Ecuity Term-Adoured for the term
Common Fieas-rTal Tcrm-Pait I-Befcre B"ox''a'es'
JSo Is'2 ,as2 ,l TO-; aosP r1Before Pryor. j.
Common. Plcrs-Th,l rcrm-Pat III-Adou ned for the
Snperor QUIT General Tcrm-Adjourned until July D.
1903 ,,,
~ SUI -eI r IA T3j so GA SIS. 10 16j $50. ga
Surcror toui;-rila Term-Part. l. III and Ili-Ad'
Wv ' Coutcsyeci, Term-Betcre Nevburser j.
Motions. ~. po,.. rt,simons L
Nos ,,so 1882. 2o37. 2oil. 1852. 2ci3' -3H' 2''o'
-'' II, Comr. -Tre reru-P,rt II-Befoe Van wyek' j.
No ;99S oT SiP Phi Tarart IIIBefore Mccarthy j.
No. &c, to, rial e,iSIPar, Iv-Retore Enrich. G J.
sSot cause: Nos $50 1878. 1911. 3s'' 3'o' 's'o'
80, co,r. q ,,ners sc~oions-Pat I-Adjournd Tor me
fm ,, n, General S,.,ions-Part II-Befcre Snyh, ~
and Assistant Di-tfct-Ntoin"y Macoo"S-No " ~
' , ~ General SesionePar III Before Martne
md W,lst,nt Dstrict.iu)inPy W'eks-Nos' " y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
WORK or THE PARK BOARD

The Park Board held IT, first meeting IN h'"I''
Il month yesterday and awarded the 'ou'''' "
huildiuc tli. new wing to III" American Museum o
x,,ur,, ,i.torv ia James Baker smith for S25' 1000
This d, moi iucuir the tiling. electric lighting
team heating nppalatn- and architects. The apr"
urIation for the building is $1,000 number o
mIl,r contracts were awarded.
The request OF the Empire city subway 'o'nian,
,o tear up ,h, pavement in the east rde OF ruin
ry. from tiny eighth i. 10 -cy' MY 'nhh-st,, =,
.I, . ,l,v,v may be put iwn there, was granted
Thr s,l.ctiou Of the columbus >unol siatu" ~" W
''f,.rrod ia Mr. NauX he andsc lp" artist Nothllli
,,,, An, nhoui the commttcr', request that The
,ntu. ,. ..t upon II temporary pedestal - tihl' th'
mix. If Vcr,ciia could unveil II Def he stiret
hp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
SCMMMARILY REMOVED FROM OfFICE.
EVIDENCE THAT COLLECTOR LoTAN INTENDED

EVIDENCE THAT COLLECTOR LOTAN INTENDED
TO ADMIT LOT or CHINESE COOLIES.
Washington June os-Thc President this morning
summaulv removed from office Mr.. Lotan. Collector
NJ Cus,oms a Portland. Oregon. This unusual action
~ the President was taken on the receipt this morn
ing NJ Telegram from special agents Of the Treasury
ar.r,ucnt who hive ben engaged for some time In
the fraudulent practices prevailing IN the
Puget Sound and Portland district The Telegram
,,ed that they had info nation Of the intended land
,,c ., Portland Of large number Of Chinese coolies
.ome weeks ago Mr.. Lotan was removed, hut MS
ucccssor has not vet qualified. and Mr.. Lotan was
,,ilI in charge Of the Office. ON hla summary removal
This mornIng Inf, deputy was placed in charge. an
will continue 10 act until Mr. Black. the new col
lcttW. qualities. His bond Is now Oh tne WHY ~
Washington.
ius,ruc,ons from the Treasury Department lnnicf
from the steamer Danube about go Chimes. who
said they were merchants but who were described In
an oilcia report to the Department. as scty and
unconth appearing lot ~ coolies The 'hlncS'
cool,cs now expected are on board the steamer
Uavtien Republic and II believed by the Treas
ury Department, that II Collector LOtan was left IN
office n. would land nc Chinese from the Iiayten
Republic withon, regard 10 law. was done In the
ease Il the Danube.
4, far back n, March . Collector Lo'an was In
,,ruc,c by Assistant secretary Spauldng follows
1t l. n,ceriain,d that Chinese enter IN" United
states upon fraudulent P1pcfs. t"itliylng Them In u"
returning merchants. lOn viii hereafter disrrsar !
,Ulr .niisfnction that the p-rsons presenting them
have the right to land.
since that time many hundreds thines" have
been landed at Portland up,n bogus nihda'ii- aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
4 uTSICIL JOTRNEi BEG lN.
DEPARTURE OF MEMnIEs OF THE LIEDEEKRANz
Oh VISIT TO THE WEST

Oh VISIT TO THE WEST.
on 4 special train. nj : % II. m. yesterday. th"
active member, Of the German licicrknnz ana III"
wives nmi daughters Of some Of them started out IN
"A "sacngcrfahri" 10 the West Concerts and en-
tor,unmcnts to be gwen on The way. but n the
Lirdcrkranz Is an amateur body which /, not In the
how business for money the proceeds Of the concerts
viii be given ciar, In the cities visited. This ~
well the participation OF the active members. WAS
mudc possible by the bcraiy Of the wealthy friends
Of the society, who subscribed $1,000 Tor the cN
pensc, OF the trip
The trip Will last eighteen days. and second "N-
rur>ion Of Will follow the first next sunday
the ting taking place IN Chicago on July .: Acr
singing In cincinnati. =. Louis. Milwaukee and
Chicago The choir will take par, In the festival oi t'
North American Sacngrrbund at Cleveland. when MIR.
Zocllner prize composition THE New World will
be- sung under his direction. The hoincwafd mp VIII
be eniivened by visits to Buffalo and Niati n FAILS
Two pieces OF music have been composed by Mr.
Zoclinrr for on the trip. The artists who VIII
take part In the concerts Miss lillian Bauv'il
Miss Emma Iiccklc who will sing In cincinnati only.
conrad nchrcns. basso Eichnii Arnold. violin. and
r. T.. Buson pianoforir June - aud 20 will h.
.Icn, In cincinnati. July and In II. Louis - ?
IN Chicago . md 10 In Milwaukee, II 10 ID In Clrvc-
land. IL In Buffalo. and IL nj Niagara Falls. The
trip from Albany 10 Ncwl ,rk July - will be- by
boat
Following nrc III" members who make W" mn
Journey: Il. II. Adams. {. +. All cky. W. Alien,
hcrnard Amend. George Appel. IiichaIi Maoll Felix
Arnold william BaIck. j.. Eambrrger W. Iartr'. {.
T., hr.ns Henry I.rredL, f. rilhubci. ". Boir. \.
u. Bossr 4. Br,umann. l.. l.. Br ilwirscr DIR. ".
Chile Hubert diills 7. VI. Co,n. LDni, Dc'z. 4.
Do,p.nrr. ". Dcmansky. a. Dres'lor (. r. DrcNS"r.
H. Dresslcr Il. Drrycr. q. rrobcsg, ,. Il. Eicl. \.
Erge,s l.. won Eth. W. Eneclbrrg. ". Eucr, Il. \.
lming T.. Finstcibusci e.. frinycl. 'ari Funke !.
t;cisl r. j. Grail. F. f.. Giant. T.. GiJc,chcl J.. II.
,;rncn, nthal H. GfUoawaid DR.. Il. H. r.. t'uicwill,
NJ Hacker =. II,ubncr 4. IIauch. DIR. a. j. Ieckcr.
". Ilc!de. r. IIcnicI.ch. L. Y. llene,et Il. IIrr'wg
Theodore IIcrtwig, e. iirtzi. Emil Horn. g. lost A.
kcemmcrer. J. J. Kacmmcrcr, ;. \. kipi A. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29

Past Commander Joseph W. Kay. chairman oil the
&. A. r. Employment Committee appeared before the
Park Board yesterday and complained that many
Union veterans Of the employed In the municipal
d.portmcnt, had been dismissed without cause
Political hcnchnen had taken their places Mr. Nay
showed that the Saxton law expressly provided tha'
veteran, are to bc preferred In the municipal service
when they ARE capable Of doas the work IL" men
,I,n. t. c,s., of Two .N.,Dlder~ David ioldt. who
served In -lcklcs's Excelsior Brigade. AMI James NJ
Merritt who had honorable diNiinruon IN q
New York regiment who had been dropped from the
carpenters fore. In IN" Park Department without
rau.e Ir protested against the treatment they hl0
received for fhry wcrr both competent worMnrn. IL
aid and asked that They bc r.in>latF fr,'>ll'il
Tlppen promised that their cases should be- ilEe,l
aid AMI said that II II lay In a." power "i ll'
h,pri the iniu,tic. done them should BE- MADE reH
ard tbcy Should be- T. in>taed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
THE GOVERNMENT WEATHER AND 'RoP REFo"f

Th, Government weather ana crop buileuh H''
the following:
TN, week has been slightly cooler linn usual
sou,l,rrn New ENGLAND and Eastern NeN-. prk IL
has ..en decidedly cool the Pacific ConSt ana over
The ntra and roth plateau regions About the ~ r"lni
no,ticns # the cotton region. The wock was warmer
Than usual IN Texas and nom the lax" region west
ward the DlhO:a>. .,.
This f. the thifd week OF the warm. dry weather
in IN. Northwest. where crops generally siinern;
from drouh and ian l. much needed. LIKE con
dituns exist over Oklahoma ana portions ~ western
pcrtei in excellent condition. Light ross occurred
In portions of California about the middle Of the week.
rarsng slight injury To pears
Nor, Than the usual amount II rain occurred ever
, belt Of country extending from Eastern Kansas
wand over the ,.tatcs Of the ohio Valley Ia the
New England coast. These rains proved very benz
fetal 10 growing p tns ri a''n n"m:aa " sac
Innry in some localities In south Carolina and Georgia.
where ret on continues snail is growing slowly. and
has suffered To some extent from in'rc;S .,..,
.,al central and western portions OF ia" cot
ion region was favorable to crops In Louisiana
I'm the vicinity Of Rescue CrvrsSc. nnl IN the north
eastern parishes. whcm the hocd water Is now re
,,dIur.
lions Of Nrhrrsha ard kansl'. In the west portions
Of Nebraska aud kpnsis the reirri> infi' that
mall rain ms iccn much irinr BY fro''n my
past week. AMI raIn l. mnrh NE ~.
IjnrvcstIu. Is In progress nr north no iowa md
Souihrn Michigan. nnh will he x neral In Wisconsin
From the following kilograms IL NAV nc stated TINT
the weather during the past week has resulted IN
crpt IN The mrp'r Missouri Valley whore ironh has
lnimriousv affected crops. and IN the south Atlrn'i'
states, where In some localities heavy rains hay,
caused damaTc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
EYCITENEN IN LOUEE BHOiDU IA.
FERDINAND u FISH OVERWHELMED by
ANSWERS TO Az ADVERTISEMENT.

FERDINAND Il FISH OVERWHELMED B>
ANSWERS TO Az ADVERTISEMENT.
This WAS the condition 4 things early yesterday
mornnc IN thc ncighbOrnood Of broadway and Liberty
ST. A business man. ordinarily grave nnd colicc''d'
stood on tie steps at M. l49 Ifoid%a> "aVhg h'
arm, wildly ana shouting AT III" top of MS voice.
without In, slightest chance that his words conld
reach 10 the edge OF the thrOns that surscu hrou"
him. 1t was unusual even In America busiest
street ot @ O'Clock In the forenoon. Yet Their" stood
Ferdinand d. Fish, the real estate dealer. painting
for breath and Just barely able to hold his ground
with the assistance Of two stawar members OF the
broadway squad.
Go home, 60 home. I've got What wani'd.'
exclaimed Mr.. Fish.
"G'wan away now Wild ye." said the cops"
Dan" Donohuc. the janor was rubbing the
pcrspration of his face and for the first lime per
haps In all his experience his colossal impornnc"
did not count lie was nowhere Three tunes ne
tried 10 get In, but he might n well have hoped To
solve the problem Of perpetual motion As to penc'ra"
that wall of humanity. Dcky' Dobbins, MIR.
FIsh's Office boy, could not get In either. lie wa,
fnrly lifted on his feet by the swayine hundreds and
landed AT the other side Of the street brokers and
clerks and lawyers stopped and looked. me windows
Of great Office buildings were crowded on both sides
81 the street and even from the roofs men 1cercd
down.
Let us In there" the men yelled.
Campbell.
"rull the cop away pull tho cop awayV' was
the only answer and one charge made Ia
effect mn entrance 10 the hallway. Mr. tishs Once
IS on the first floor. Mr.. Fish himself st held
his ground and bated mnnfully 10 b. heard but
In vain.
81 want no men. the places ARE hed' hc
shouted.
Here. take my name. take my name" they
yelled. holding up pencil and paper.
- hatll do ," asked the policeman. scratching
his head and thinking Of his hard lot. Will" here
on his beat man who had Job TO I'LL, ana
surely il must BE- softer snap than his. or else
these hundreds OF unemployed wOnli not b. clan.
0ring for q chance 10 get II. 30 he thought he
would make a little demonstration In his own be-
half and turning 10 Mr.. Fish he whispered
d" What's the salary IN connection wid this matter P'
and Mr.. Fish whispered back " Five dollars week
and board to wait an batbcrs nj summer resort
In Sc~ jersey"
The Mc cop staggered backward and wonI1
have fallen II " Dan" DonOhuc the janitor. had not
held him mp. When h. had recovered he said
God help yc yr poor div. never took m bit
or n sup out of any man, mouth. an I'm no'
goin' TO do II now. tilt In there a. many Of We
as can. an cit tn JOB II yc can"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
,rtv rUr,T TORCHES THE LOWEST POINT.

iu,x wheat touched the lowest known point int " "as
80 ,.,ched on the Produce FNcnihse f''teF"s.' ~
drop,.d from 4 oils cents 10 ~ ''"' $50
,r, lain, an The FNchau,e that ia" Nef sstu'''oi
,.,,, =, do with III. fillin- on In pieen III was
Ibid 10 the reports OF financial troubles III Ni, a",s
- ..,,u,hy" was the mirAot that the report 'ia' "'e
,ls,Je supply q, wheat fo the en' "oria h'u i' ."
N'el'' n , -, IA =, OBJECT The KNOWN visible sup
~, ~ ,h o,,i,. word YESTERDAY l5a s63 900 bushels
The da,, dealing, the Exchange were amos imp y
.1,,,d They amounted 10 1000 600 bushels August
wheat opened at 73s and ;od down to .'F >ep' "oe
wheat opened at 76', ard sold down 10 % ~,
The coffee market took upward turn yeseia's ""'n
. ~. s,,i.c of many dealers and coffee sold iiom -
To -, points higher on the Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
TO TRY A NAVAL OFFICER
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST FANTASIES
SULLIVAN.
4 COURT.MARTIAL ORDEKED-ALLEUEp Sho"i
AGEIN THE ACCOUNTS OF THE M)Hl'AN
70 NE.l
rpy TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBuNE.I

y
AGF.IN THE ACCOUNTS OF THE M)iIicAN'
FBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuNEI
Wnshincton June co.-The secretary ~ the "'N
Is preparing charges OF serious ha'ur" aea"' '
master Jchn C. sullivan. \ court martial VIII oe
IN investigate III. charges at en- early date
urders designating the court and specifying 'h'
charges 10 tc preferred will DO issued by the Depart
ment on saturday Captain liowison VIII " p''''
dent OF the court and Lieutenant Garst VIII ACT d.
indigo advocate The court will assemble at the
Mare Island Navy Yard. The case Is an impo''""
one and It's consideration by the Navy Dep'r'''",
ha, been attended with unusual interest in naVa'
circles.
pvmaster Sullivan Is accused Of rmlczzlement ana
other offences cognIzabc under civil procedure. III
addition he Is charged with the commission OF cer'a'
military msdcmcnnors Including disc oediehc' Vi VI
dcrs making false returns and falalhcatioh o' AZ
counts. While Paymaster Sullivan was at'nch'u W
the Mohican. the Pacihc station, he oVerdfe" MS
account with tho Government TO the amount OF Sl-'
COO a short time attcrward he was de'acheu. anu
assigned to duty OH the receiving ship Independence
at tn, Mare Island Navy Yard. In the transfer o IL
nav officer Of the Navy from one ship or sth'"" '"
another his accounts 60 through the hahu' o INV ~"
counting officers Of the Treasury. III the eN"'''''
NJ the accounts Of the Mocan at the Treasury tn"
shortage Paymaster sullivan was discovered il'
was Informed OF 1t by Treasury officials and shorty
of,erward hi, friends made good the amount To the
Government.
Such action on the part OF his friends ala ho''
however. relieve him OF his obligations ana rcsp'h
sibIlItics as a dlsbursing officer In the Navy anu
Secretary Herbert. who had been orlclaiN I"'"r'"
OF the paymasters misconduct, had to take acuoh w
IN. case Accordingly the payma~'er was rcli'N'"
from duty and placed under suspension 10 a""'
trial BY court martial. strong efforts on N" part
OF relatives and friends have failed to s"crVe Secre
tary Herbert from his duty In the matter
II Is thought that few officers In recent years nave
broupbt n beor stronger influence Of both pohca
and social nature to avert public disgrace than IN.
been exercised In this case. Nev"r'h'iS.' ofre. .,
Herbert has strictly adhered 10 his d"t"rInln,'ioh
that accusations OF such serious character shh ny
be passed over. Paymnster sullivan Is TN, 'h"c'I
Who I'm February last relieved from nu'H ANU
subjected 10 official embarrassment by secretary ITny
for infections Of discipline In cH'icisng the Govern
ment's polIcy in the Behrng sea case. lie was
severely reprmnnded by the department at that time
The paymasfer's brother Paymasier ii. X. >iilNih
was recently tried and convicted By courtmarlla
for offences OF a similar nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
THE POLICE HATE TOO Much POWER.
MERCHANTS WANT THE ORDINANCE ABOUT
oDsrRUCTING THE SIDEWALKS MODIFIED.

MERCHANTS WANT THE ORDINANCE Ag0Jr
OIsrRUCTING THE SIDEWALKS MODIFIED
The CORPORATION Attorney begins about 10000 SUITS
n wear against sorckccpcrs and dealers OF all grades
for violations OF the city ordinances orbldd'hg oo-
,rruc,i M upon the sidewalks In ron OF their pu'
nos, places The police and city officials. who regard
II rs pant OF their duty 10 enforce these ofdiahce'
have IL In their power make life burden to mer'
chants who want TO hang cut signs or display ther
wares upon the Sidewalks, and there are runos 10 e
effect that ofcious policemen and others in Official
positon are able to gather In large sums OF huah
money!" which dealers pay to secure immunity from
bciLc harassed with suits and complaints. sore
keepers all the city assert that lhiS iorm Va
lcvying blackmail Is every year growing. untn IL has
become well nigh unbcarablc. They are therefore
uniting In petition which Is to be- presented 10 'he
CommOn Council asking MODIFICATION In u'
ordinance which give, To IainnGny oinclais the power
10 backnall p,opl,. This Is CLapcr u Of the heVaou
ordinances, which says that person shall hans "i
pacs any goods, wares CT merchandise. Or any 0uri
article. suffer- maintain or permit tae SAME 10 b.
hung or placed AT any great distance than tire
feet in front of his, her their house or store or
other building under penalty of 10 for each da' >
offence With the - fine the sum OF u. 80 Is 1--we.
against the oi nder, that every tnio he l. s"h
money to the district 1t costs him IL %.
4 f,vorItc scheme Of the policemen who are de-
tailed TO see that the obstruction ordinance II en-
forced Is to report merchants VINO nave sooo' ~,
loaded from trucks upon tie Sidewalk uel"re M
can get them carried into ticir s.or1ho.'c,. 'i''
chant, Lave learned that II l. easier ana eh'aP''
rsiy the officer u small monthly stipend IMAM :" cl
uurc these petty prosecutions, The p"liloh aHhin-
Tor u chang. IN the ordinance Is sad 10 hvr ir'auN
r, ccvcd many Us 5000 or lo'Doo sioha'u.cs ~
dealers, and that 1t Is To nave t"H- uia' H"""'
before IT /, sent to the Mayor. ,.,.
Mayor tiilroy said yesterday tia, NJ complaints o.
extoron attempted rXi"rlitn relating 10 street W
.iru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
GOOD PRICES FOR YEARLINGs.

Chicago. June 2s.-The yearlings Of woo1ford Bros.
Paris KY Milton Young McGrathiana stud, Appea ate
e. McMeekin and other breeders were sold at Garfield
Park last night. The beet sales follow
Bay hlly by Leonatus-Falaise s. X. Hughes 81 800
-, BAY colt, by Leonatu'-TailadesA; o. W. Hughes
Bay colt. by Hayden Edwards-Red Dress; W. II.
Iaudcma, 81 800.
Brown colt by Rayon Dor-Imp. Clemcnsy; J.
Chestnut My by strotlinorc-IAdy Real; +. l..
Graves, - 600. go
81 200. ,., 49,.
GRAY colt by Duke Of Montrosc-Fannie Moore j.
Murphy s2.l00 ,, ,
Porter 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Saratoga n. Y, June os.-Court Of Appeals calenda
Tor THURSDAY Nos. jC2. 50. 5OS, ooo oi2' 'if' 'io
and ST. Cases heard to-day:
: Fleet sp,ir respondent, against the City Of Brook
Ign. appellant.
Pe,ple respondent AGAINST John johnson. appellant
Nancy T.. Plcksrd appellant. against James Csrr ana
another.
case National Pank OF Portland. Me-. respondent
,gant J. Clark and another impleadd with the RIDGE
wood lee Conrany appellants
.ierchan;s' National Bank Of Gardiner Me- respond
cnt- against sane appellants.
Mimic T. Uplngton respondent against Louis j.
Parker aplrlnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
THE WASHINGTON PARK RACES.
GRAND PERFORMANCE BY MAID MARIAN

FALEROS STARTLING REVERSAL OF FORM.
Chicago June cs-rhc Kendall stables fast Ally Mod
Marian eauallcd the worlds record for one mae and
seventy va d. at Washington Park to-day beating Buck
Mccain Fsrsd1y and Others. Perkins lode the hly TO
the front the fall OF the flag and after that II was all
over Buck Mccain cle,cry ridden by Thorp could do
no better second. Tho distance done In Az
many watches catching I:4i fiat. II was grand pot
Torrance and the pretty stable companion OF the famous
Yo Tambien could easily have bcttered II. The Maid
we'll played even prohibtvc odds. Peter The Great.
Bonny Jean colt with Miller up proved
disappointment TO the talent. McCleand's Fonso colt
VIII Fonso, easily. 4 good thing pulled on In
the third by the startling reversal OF fern bv Falco
who to-day carried his impost Of 0 pounds a mile and
q quarter, leading from start ~ finish. In 07 T,ral
rode like demon upon Pcssara. but the Of Pnano
gone for. Twenty horses got OF In bunch In the
fourth race, and Taral Bsaowsn had IL all his own
way In the stretch. but was soon ovcrhaucd by Glcc
Boy. who easily. Following are the summaries
First race mile and yards for three.
and upward-Mlid Marian, 81 tPcrknsJ. I, b. won
handiy Buck Mct ann. J02 Thorpe u second ;
EnthIisiast. 102 (CaID, IS 10 ! thr1. fim,--I 4,L
Crochet. Eicy and Faraday also ran.
Second raee furiongs-wIl Fonso. lis tiryanp. to
l. Peter The Great fiS MILLER. 2ts l. second
i. +. Fly. IT, lis denny. 70 !. third TIme-l .o2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29

I u. KINGS YACHT LAUNCHED At NyAcK.

If chri..n thee El-emlre.' \. thr>" words wr'"
uttered ly Mrs John i. Smith IN Nyack sr.trfd'! msh
ING the bautifu Schooner Yacht. which her husband had
M, com Melted for J. H. King Of NcN-Iotk riidrd into
the Hudson The Fl-cnofc l. ninety -on" feet on d7h
iynnc feet six inhc. the wa;~rne twentyonr feet
wide and will draw eieh; aud onrhsf fr"t OF "st" 'h'
I. uaInted Whit with gold trimming. on deck. Every
% ., ria, oodvok that (, at all prominent mahogany.
The campanlonway lead, down 10 III" min cabin winch l.
furnished lu,ufousy. II i thirteen sni hall Let
wide. Extending fofwoii Oh The -'sfoolii ia" j a
double slater com intended foi the owner
Thcr. are other stateionin', s'l''' stewards
ou,t,cr, ct, The complement, Of The fl"mait VIII !"
min. men sailing master j. c'p'an Pc'rf Darby
Of t,ierhIolnt. J.. J.
The owner hes entered ~" tis'ina'' Tor f''' "''
SATURDAY. but IL not hkcli that sir viii 10" ready IN
lima n, IN. Fourth Of july she viii enter the Iarth-
mont club race. Nj. King ia member o. the New
York Y,cht club. Tho Yacht l. expected To sn1 i"i
\.w.Yotk either today tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
APPOINTMENTS By TIE PRESIDENT

,0MMopoHE WEAVER MAZE REAR \pMiENi.
CON>TLNIS FILLED.
Washington. June 3-.-1h" President 'daN h'"'
the following appointments:
r., IL. Inii.d state, consul, II. Clay Armstrong.
Ir az Alabama. III GrrnOhl". Franc. Inhi :.
fa1uuiir Of Louisiana. AT Martinique Wc>' Ihdi"'
"a rinI.l TlnnhoIi~.r Georgia. ~ Matnm"ra~. M"N
leo: william {. Emmett. Of New York. al Mn u
thAp.llr, Germany.
lame ~h.akley, of Ni-ka. 10 De- Governor oi
Na,ka -
General of I tab. , ,
Joseph e. -lranghan. Ia lc >nr'ry"r'""ral Of
Idaho. ,>. Al 49,.
,ommodof~ Aaron ". Weaver. 20 i1' u rear admiral
I'm the Navy vice Rear Admiral David Il. Harmony =,
retired