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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23

seaton D-inval Plate OF El 200. for twoy ear-olds
five furlongs straight. The won by j..
Iibby's chestnut nly Chin Chin, by Ptlammon. out
Of Rye and Bye: with Lord Hasings's bay colt. Sir
Jacob. second and Lord IIIndps brown colt. Guser.
third.
The Sandown Park first summer meeting began 10
day. The feature OF the day Nh. race for the
Clarence and AvOndale Stakes. ~ $1,000. new
biennial race. for two and ilrecycar dds five fur
longs. The Iace was won by j. Bests three yenr.
old chestnut colt. Worcester. by Sora5and ont u
three year Old brown black FLY Dame President
was second. ard Henry Miners twD-ycar-old bay
iilly .2neia third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23

Montreal June 30 (SpcciaD.--rive days truce 10
declared between the rival street railway companies
In st. Louis De Mile End and where all was
turmoil yesterday quicness rcigns today. Williams
SIN holds the newly laid tracks for the New-York
syndicate while the have retreated the result
Of an arrangement reached NJ O'clock this morning.
when the Town council finished their deliberai ions.
The Turnpike Trust promised not TO up the tracks
II tracklayng stopped until Monday, when the
pjuncii n ca, will BE- settled In court. This was
agreed to. but williams and his are stiil ON
guard
Lawyers here Of the opinion that the Injunction
Will be decided In favor Of the New York syndcate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
LAUNCH OF A CUP-DEFENDER POSTPONED

Bos,on June - SpecIaD.-it was raining hard ths
afternoon when the time arrived for the Paine cnpde'
fender Jubilee "a slide into the water from the h'"ieS
.h,uvard q, South boston beside, the ways were Wet
"a ,h,, ~ WIN. red that the Loaf would slide easily
Tn, ceremony was therefore postponed til o'clock Satuf'
day morning. There crowd at The yard ana m"eh
dappontmcn, was expressed at the postionement Favor
able conmcnts tn. appearance OF the Jub'e are zen"
e,al Tho pilgrim IN. other Boston yacht. which was
hull, At Wilmington Del EXPECTED 10 arrive at Law
lcys Tomorrow to receive her spar- and sails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
THE TROTTING RACES AT SYRACUSE


TEsTs-ORA's SUSPICIOUS PERFORMANCE
Syracusc n. Y. June % (Speciall.-Ths was Charles
S. Green's day at the Krkwood Park rottne meeting
Tic veteran trner two Of the four races on The
card adth descendant. Of Lucille GoddIs the old time
rival OF Goldsmith Maid aud captured third with the
fast horse Forrest Prince. wilkes olddust made short
work Of the carried o,rr from yesterday IN.
finished. The 81 elias, was somewhat un-svOry
anat. Trainer started Ora, gteen four-yeaf.
old that j.. Il. c. had beaten Tuesday In , 3f't
Ignored the betting because Of her poor showing two
doys ago. the lilly went away In front. and was never
headed during her three winning keats In 26'., 232
and 221s,. II looked like plain Of pulling IN
the earlier performance but Green escaped without
much as q reITinand Ora Is daughter d spragus
Ci0d,ls record lGi. and Mamie PA. She started
In this with record The Parkvillo PAGER Hum
ming Bird lame after winning heat In the 20
class from the odd,.On favorlte Frank j. Before
the finish became ~ distressed 70 brciy escape
being dstanccd. With Humming Bird lame. Frank j.
with something to Forrest Prince trottd three
fast heats IN 80 race for which he started fayorite
John S. his only contestant Of consequence diving
him out IA ;20t. :202 and I:20. The summaries
2:26 Observation-Disclosures $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
THERE WILL BE 40 PENSION DEFICIENCY.

Washington June 22.-fhcre will be no pension de-
fccncy for the current fiscal gear. which ends June
30 next This is assured by figures obtained from
the Treasury Department to-day. They show that the
appropriations for pensions were: For the fiscal
year i792o3. sl4G,737.35O, deficiency for 1903 and
prior years. Sl4.l4i.r74; total $3.50. s52,23i.
Expended for pensions: For eleven months ended
MAY 81 Si47 .0IC.3G0: for June. up to today.
slO3-O. 900 estimated for next eight days OF june
~ 900 900: total. ~ 9S21 1856. This will leave
surrlu, Of about ~ 900 O00 which will be turned into
The 1rcnNnrY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
A SVEELING TOTAL or FORGERIES.

Lexington. Ry.. jung o2.-Thc discoveries OF the
bold forgeries OF Frank p. scarce, t.e broker ai'
multiplying with rnpidi;y that completely a''onishe'
oven the few persons who have known his crooK"i
work for months II l. thought the total fprg-
crl.s viii exceed *jO0UO. and as yet It Is Impossible
10 tell where they Will end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
THE STALLION ARIsTIDEs DEAD.

ST. Louis June ,2.-The stallion Ari,'Ides. by imp
bennington dam soroEg. BY Lexington the property Of
j. j. Tonpkns Chicago. did here yesterday. lie was
twenty years the hrs' winner OF
lucky Derby aud his defeat Of record.
brcakine Ten Bio -ck otaned National fame. A. sire
he not great success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
WINNERS Az IATONIA.

Cincinnati, June 22.-1he results at Iatonia to-day
follows:
First race. ,, mile )oncaser John Berkeley
ond Judge Hughes third. Time "a.
second race, mil and 20 yaris-lndigo won L.
Grande second The Hero third. Time-l ~.
Third racc, lilo miles, lcmcitm won, Sempcr
F1delc second Chimes third. TIM Il :J1i2.
Fourth ricr CoNington Stakes. s. mile Portugal
Lute Chris second; Martnct third. Time 062
Fifth race. tworcar-olls, 9.16 inle-ln Front
Jamlorce second Sadie Bag, third. Tne-5J,
SiNth race, :, nile ofcctown won Bonnie Bruce
second Cadet third 1imc-i 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
THE FIGIIT AGAINST CHICAGO POOTROOMS

Chicago 22-Thc city ordinance Of 1850 stopping
poOseliing b0okmakng pom outside regular
acetracK within the city limits Is sustained IN
decision by Judge Wilkn OF State supreme Court hs
opinion received rcsterdsf This s the climax ~
lonecontnIed IA the courts the matter being ap.
pcaed justices court the highest tribunal
state. the city is in a position up the
shons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
0I, aRRIEY REOrEArHED TO YALE.

New.IIavcn. Jurc =. spccal.-By the provisions OF
the will o, Min0t Boothr n wealthy and eccentric
resident OF Monroe. Conn, several small quarrles
situa,cd near Ansonn bcqucathed TO Yale for
geological researches. The Quarries have a good
practical value, as they are composed Of common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
Don't Hesitate.

You know ne old ayfns. "he who hestates 10 ios&"
When you you hight. don't hesitate 70 ~ u
When you 30 to buy . bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS. don't AesiAss 70 say you went CAR
TE.K.S"-don't hesitate to SO that yeu get GAR
T.Ek's." and dOu't hesitate refuse ssythine ofsrss
70 you - same - "C.A.RT.ErR!s" OF lust goe1
a. "C.A.R.T.E.R'S." THEY NEVER FAIL. Doa's
HESITATE TO demand the genuine CAkTEl.S LIrrLD
LIVER Pills.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACH
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
THE PRESIDENT CALLS FOR 4 RESIGNATION.

Hartford Conn. June 4e.-Intcrral Revenue 'o''
lector John !. Hutchinson. for the District OF Ton
ncc,icm and Rhode Island. received letter iror'
the Treasury Department today requesting hiin' by
direction Of the President. 10 resign hi- Once; IN
medoicy ON receipt IL this letter Collector Hutchinson
f1r,r..r I'D rl.i mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London. June 22.-This was the third and last day
OF the Newcastle and GOsforth Park summer meet
ing. Among the contests on the card the which
excited the most interest Was the race hT the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
TOO MUDDY FOR TIE EASTERN TRorrERs.

worcester Mass. June % (Speciai).-Afer poas
ant Eastern Circuit Ecc.ng here. inter
ruutlon came this morning shape OF thar
put tro,ung oi til question. Tho rain seems
this evening the programme vii, go he
track Is dry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23

p,,,ni,c and available for building purposes. Mr.:
Hocthe however. always had an dea that they would
b. Invaluable for scientific research ana so lett mem
- Yale lie is also remarkable for having cut OF
Ills heirs without n shilling. and lett the remainder OF
lie estate OF several thousand dollars Ia the town
for tho maintenance Of bridges Whit disposition Yale
viii make Of the unique legacy remains T. be seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
Is ItLike This

YOUR package of washing compound that
YOU cali " Pearline ?" Look at the front OF
the package, and see. 1t will be tor your
own good and your own protection, quite
as much as ours. The popularity OF Pearl
inc has led to the calling Of anything IN the
shape Of powder which is used ior Washing
or cleaning, by that name.
If you find you are using the genuine, we
will guarantee that you are we'll pleased. IL
YOU have any complaints to make, we will
guarantee that what you have is not Pearl
inc. but some worthless or dangerous imi-
cers send these limitations when Pearline is
them-sure loss to you. Send them back,
%, JAMES PYLE New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
TIE CASE AGAINST COLONEL A1NSWORTU

Washington. June 22.-1he Grand Jury took up
the Fords Theatre disaster to-day against Colonel
II. c. Alnsworth and others, and examined a number
~ witnesses a. To the cause OF the disaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23

troop Of buyers without delay But Cooper BE- :,
is 100000 miles away.
After all. St. Floran Is still worthy Of some honor.
to twisted plate. lie won the third race afar OIL
Gold Dollar was second and Fidelio third.
sey7 McDermott, who rode Lowlander to victory in
the suburban poted sport to victory in the $4,000
Volunteer Handicap. and lrckpocket TO first place IN
with much speed. moreover. TINT he had no great
difficulty In securing frat money In the Volunteer
Handicap. Both It Michael and Comanche sweryrd
badly IN the homostrctch. Taral could surely nave
gained second place with the di"bolicol 81; Michael
Como nche ridden by sims, was second:
McDnmott rode the suky rogue plckpocket win
nor. syncss and cunning than any other jockey has
.hown on him this year. lie slipped him through
by 'hc rail in entering the homesrech ana got MIN
One of Inc mos, gratifying features Of the after
noon that ". c. DAILY did not win a race: ..u
to see Lowandcr the Suburban winner. run IN the
Shecpshcad Bay Handicap az mile and iurlong
IDENTIFY withdrew him. The enthusiastic admirers Of
Lowlsn1cr's speed and time In the suburban may
have forgot ten that Kdeer and Krsch made wonder
fu time last year Lowlander must do better In
hereafter than he has ever done before 10 re-
racehorse that ever won the suburban Hahdlcap'
DLTATLS OF THE RACING.
FIRST EACE-s15 EACH $1,000 addcl. Special weights
seven ''''''S' Sc Hs'''"i f.
NJ. F. Dryers CHI. c. stonenell. by Stone; ~,
Nell. yrs. 126 n. Sims 1-o ou''
w. Jenninqss b. c. Roller 4. 1o6. ......: y , ,
Thompson 81 out.
Time 93
Mutnas-Stonencll straight Sc
Knts,,ck Sir Arthur Waerson, The Pepper and Ingot
were withdrawn reducing the race to match between
Roller and Stonenell These got OF head and head
cantcred fongs at funeral pace, ana then came
down the home.trctch at lively gait running the last
ouarof IN o4, seconds Stonenell under pull, won by
n head and Roller seemed to be entirely satisfied
SECOND RACE-CONTROL sTAKES-For two-yearoids
"a 900 10 first $3.50 second, $3.50 10 third Futurty
course about three-Quartcrs OF a mile.
Betting
st. PL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
LAWYERS BILLS cur DOWN TTOTVTRnS

Hartford, June 22.-The conference committee m
the lawyers quo warranto bills reached an agree.
ment this afternoon and reported resolution paving
the lawyers varying amounts making a total OF Sos
600. about oncthlrd the amount the bills originallv
called for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
CONSULAR APPOINTMENT MADE.
W. s. CAMPBELL OF NETWORK. GOES TO NEW
CASTLE ENGLAND

W. s. CAMPBELL, OF NEW-fORk. LUfS III NEW
CASTLE. ENGLAND.
Washington. June o2-The President has made the
following appointments:
General at Halifax. y. S.. +. Spencer Pratt OF
Alabama to be Consul General at Singapore. Straits
Settlements. - . .,
To he Consuls Of the United states: ": $; Camp
bell Of NswYork at Nov castle Ensland w,; ,onn +
Kemmler. Of Ohio at Iargen Switzerland; Charles
l. Bcn,dct Of Mnn@sot@ AZ Cape T IT, nro A
Canada Joel Linsley. of Vermont. at Coaticoos.
Canada Henry NJ smhe Of vrsnIa ~ a. F fmcl
Madeira Jesse W. Sparks. Of Tennessee, OF Piedras
N"gras. Mexico; John H. Coppinger. OF ILLINOIS, at
Toronto.
W. s. Campbell Of Now York. who was yesterday
appointed by President Cleveland United States Con
sui at Newcastle. England. cannot be claimed as In
the ranks OF either the snappers or AMI Snappcrs'
He IS m od.'imn public funciionary who began To
hold Office under the Government back 10 1871
President Tyler made him consul TO Rotterdam. where
be continued until some years later when President
Taylor transferred him TO Dresden. He remained In
the consular service there until some time after
General Grant became President. when be was re-
called. Mr. Campbcll's present "pn1' seems to bc
derived mainly from the fact that he Is fntherinlaw
to exAdjutanGcneral John G. Kclton, now Governor
Of the soldiers Home. Washington. lie Is de-
scribed a Democrat with Whlg antecedents IN"
are justified ms ana his
Democracy by his service under POLK, f1erce anu
buchanan.
LOOKING AFTER THE SAFETY OF BUILDINGS.
Washington June o2.-The Army Board. composed
Of the Quartermaster General the surgeon General
and Captain knight. OF III" Engineer Corps, when
was charged with tho duty OF inspecting and report
Ing upon the safety OF the buildings outside OF the
War Department Building proper occupied by the
Department, has completed Its work with .ingle
exception. The board found that the building III
Est. next to winder's Building, occupied as printing
Office and owned by the Government. Is In need 81
some slight additions and rccommcnde that supports
Ia erected under The second noor where tho presses
are placed. To sustain their weight The building No
Go seventeenth 81. is occupied by about forty OF
Colonel Ainsworth's clerks and is leased by the Gov
eminent The board recommends that the lease be
cancelled July l. and that the clerks lie removed
10 the principal Office Of the Records and Pensions
division In the city ros0ice building where the clerks
formerly employed In F0rd's Theatre building are
placed The only building remaining TO be inspected
IL the Army Medical Museum hut Of II, stability and
sanitary condition doubt i entertained, rs 1t Is
now building specially constructed for the accommoda
ton Of the MUSEUM
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Empire State Express-best train for Chautauoua
Lake-only IL hours from NewYork by New. York
Central. -
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The Erie is the only line touching at Chan'a"Pu"
Lake. -
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Mutuals-SykestOn straight II 20
Wattcr,on. IIainmic end Red BaLuer did not start
sykeston led from finish, and by half length
the last furong pos, Sykcston swung out Jus.
as Long Ecach HE and there a collision
Long Eeaca getting much the that lie had
hope OF winning lie as much To Lame
a SykestoD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

FIRST EACE-Spe00I Weighs. FntuTIty course.
laqeston ........~.....i,?9 Genmoyno ..."".~..Ioe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23

J. n Dyer's b. C. Sykesccn, BY Sir Modred
Marian. Yrs. l1G n ...........( Sioan 2-5 out
7. J. Dryer 4 Sons br c. Long Beach 4,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-11
CITY NEWS NOTES.

A marriage license was issued YESTERDAY
to William Craig and Alva Mathews.
The Women's Sanitary Association will
meet at the Propyleum. on Thursday,
July Is. at 3 o'clock.
JAS. Johnson. a guest of the LAFAYETTE
House. was arrested last night on the
charge of petit larceny by officers Kimple
and Asche. johnson 10 accused of stealing
q watch from a fello w-boarder. but denies
the charge.
Vouchers for the month of June for the
State Deaf and Dumb Asylum are on file at
the Auditors office. and are as follows:
For maintenance. IS. 32l. 95: for expenses
and repairs. S169. 62, and for Industries,
Sl5.S9.
titles, is at Fort Wayne. where the State In
stitutiOn for the Feeble minded is located.
He will visit a number of the charitable in
situations in the northern part of the State
before returning.
Mr.. Henry Daniels, Of Upper Sandusky,
is visiting his sister. Mrs. FL. Bamberaer. Of
this city. Sir. Daniels. who is n brother of
Deputy County Clerk Leopold Daniels,
made the trip TO this city. a distance of $50
miles. on a bicycle and says he had a very
pleasant journey.
Geo. III. Thomas Post is getting out for
gratultous distribution during the encamp-
ment. q q. A. X. handbook containing u
roster OF the post. an historical sketch of
the city OF Indianapolis. n guide to the
principal points OF interest and much
other valuable information.
Inc Logansport State Bank was moor
porated yesterday at the Secretary of
states office with q capital of $780, 00.
William Thomas it's cashier. X. j. McDon-
aid. who has become we'll known In this
city from his connection with the street
railway deals. Is one of the stockholders.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-11
PRUNING THE PENSION LIST
Over One Thousand Veterans Suspend.
ed Since H0ke Smith Issued His Order.
All Must Be R~a-Examined and Secure New
Certificates Before They Are Restored to
the Rolls-GOvernment Crop Report.
PENSIONERS SUSPENDED

lust Show Cause Within Sixty Days Why
They Should Not Be Dropped for Good.
WASHINGTON, July 10. The Pension
Bureau has notified a great many pension
ers throughout the country who are draw
ing pensions under the act or June "a. 1890.
known as the dependents pension act, that
payment Of their pensions will be sus-
pended for sixty days. during which time
they are required to show cause why they
should continue to draw pensions. The
testimony necessary to prevent their being
dropped from the rolls is the certificate of
q reputable physician. attested by two
witnesses. to the effect that the pensiOner
10 precluded from active labor. owing to
injuries or disability not the result of his
own vicious habits. In case no attention
lie paid to the departments notification
within sixty days the pensioner will be
dropped from the rolls. On the other
hand, should the necessary certificate.
properly drawn M and signed, be for
warded to the Pension Bureau the pen.
sioner will be requested to appear before
the local board OF examiners for exanlna-
tions as to his condition.
This action Is pursuant to the recent rul-
ing of Secretary Smith, to the effect that q
pensiOner under the act OF June q. 1880.
drawing q pension for total disa bility.
must be sho wn to be physically incapable
OF manual labor. The board of review up.
pointed to carry into effect that decision
Is now going over all of the cases of juno
q, 1880. probably 100. 1000 In number. and
selecting those cases which show in the
record that the pensioner may not be IN
capsoitated for manual labor. In the cases
thus selected the pensioners are notified.
as before stated, TO prove their total dis
ability to the department. or cease to draw
pensions. Under Secretary Smiths ruling
the department. holds that q man who can
work should not draw q pension for total
disability. 1t Is estimated at the Pension
Office, although the work has but recently
been begun, that something over q thou
sand suspensions have already been made.
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ESCAPED FROM THE ASYLUM.
Joseph Wallace. the Strange Memphis Indi-
vidual, Gets Away from the Guards.

About two months ago O man was in.
jured while getting off o train in this city
and was taken to the City Hospital. All
that was ever learned about him was that
his name was Joseph Wallace and that he
had come here from Memphis. Tenn. HIS
injuries were not supposed to be very seri-
Gus. but within q few days he developed
marked symptoms of insanity, which grew
worse until the hospital management was
compelled to send HIM to the insane hos
pltsl.
There he was not regarded as q danger
Gus patient. and was given considerable
liberty. Yesterday afternoon he was out
In the grounds with q number Of other pa-
tIents. under the charge of an attendant.
Suddenly he made dash through the crowd,
scaled the fence surrounding the grounds.
and ran up the road. The attendant chased
him for nearly three miles. but was unable
to catch him. He is q man of about five
feet six inches high. and of q very dark
complexion.
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house asserted that they had made an effort
to get q ply stefan but fail ed.
VICIOUS ASSAULT.
Fred Goodridge. Sentinel Reporter. Made the
Victim of Unprovoked Brutality.

Fred G~oodridge. o reporter for the Senti-
mel. was viciously assaulted by three un'
known 'toughs" last evening about o
O'Clock, on West New York. near Tennessee
street. As sMr. Goodridge passed the door
of q saloon the three rowdies were coming
out of the place and one of them
struck him on the back. He turned and
asked what the blow was given for. when
the man who struck him replied with an
oath. "Tll show You what 1t was for" he
cried. at the same time applying a vile cpl
tibet TO Mr.. Goodridge Walking back q
few feet to where he stood. he attempted to
strike him.. but was promptly knocked
down by the reporter.
The other two then took a hand in the
assault, and one of them struck him over
the eye with some kind of q blunt lnstru-
menr, cutting q cash about an inch long,
while the other struck him a blow upon
the head which knocked him down. The
three then kicked hin several times before
he GOULD rise. The cowayds then took to
their heels. Go0dridge says he would be
able to identify one of his assailants, and
the police are looking for them.