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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
To D,scrss WORLDS FAIR RATES.

The trunk line passenger agents will meet to-day
10 discuss serious complaints against tn" Delaware
Iocsawanna ana Western relating to the excursion
rotes TO the Worlds Fair. The trunk lines ar" al
lowed TO sell excursion tickets at reduction OF -
pcr cent From May TO - tho EXCURSION paNN'h-
GERS carried hy the trunk lines have been disrDn''u
AZ follows: West Shore, TO- Baltimore ana ONO
-: Lchgh Valley 90: New-iork Central, l3i'
Erie l43 Pennsylvania 1856; LacEawdnna, oJ'. IN"
number of passengers on the Lackawanna. 1t VIII DO
seen Is in excess OF all the other Trunk hheh 'om
bined As that road has no through route 10 Chcago
but transfers passengers to the Nickel FIate ana Inc
Grand Trunk the other roads da not understand the
extraordinary attraction Of the Lacknwanna unless "
has adop,cl some scheme Of paying commissions TO
ticket agents. The road will be sharply called 10
account to-day
Sevcry OF the important Western lines have
adoptef an agreement not to pay COMMISSIONS Oh
Worlds Fair business from Jane to November III
territory south and OF tho ohio River ana north
and west OF Chicago. This is 10 prevent cntuh2
of regular rates on other passenger traihc IN" road
signing the agreement are the Cleveland, .lh'lhha
Chicago and -. Louis. the Chicago ana ESTER, IL
linois the Evansville and Terre liaue, tie L2uisvlle
New Albany and Chicago. the Cincinnati, uali'"h
ard Dayton, and the Pennsylvania western lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
GAME, IN OTHER CITIES.

u.,o, rune The champions kept mp their gait
and won tb.ir third successive wolko,"r from Louisville
otov They were mighty the bat and perfect IN 'he
ncld a combination that Earnies men couia h't C"n'iu
,r,in.. win any SUPERB heldlhV s"sn'u wv
,,c,,tor I'm lieu q oXccneat the double PLAYS pc's :"
~, uot,uinc order Low and Long ndc great team
.a r Erosn's throw TO tho plate was marvel OF a.
cnrary Manager Barc IL after Dowd The eh'fr M.chc
of III. GEORGETOWN University nine. Attendance ABOUT
800. The score; -,
nostoa ................-d 3 / :" o ,
Louisville" ....-.-.---.." " - ....,,o
n,.eLIts-po.ton ~ Louisville T. Errcrs.I.ou ,:r
:, nrttcirs Stkcrs and Camel s'fa't'h anu '''''
rmpIrc-Iiurst - , 49,. ,.u
I,hlydclphis June 2.Wcyhnc lost control OF the "''
In rho eighth inning OF to-da,s game. and Chicago nam
mcr,d his delivery all The lot scoring cleht runs
Rain fll during the entire contest Mc'il pitchca VII"
nine tsu Att,nd,ncc. I.6i5. The score
Chicago -....-' MN
philadelphia Cheaso ID Ss,rr,
adrllhi, o., , I va;,u and schnver Umpirc-taf
ney. ..,. -. ,..,r an, n
wnkc.rarrc June THE wiikcsb"rrr team "o" "
brilliant cleyeu inning battle to-day by tho following score
y w!!s.sSa's' g 9 Q Q Q 8 d
Is rro,dcnec = md Ike
sniii,an AMI Whalen. rnprc-Bioiy.
Washington June 2--Iho Washington Cincinnati game
,oc,v WAS postponed on account Of rain.
H,lttmcrc June e-1he game to day was IN nave pecn
between the B,ltimoro St Louis Trans but rain pre-
vented the contest
tn juno 2-Binghamton Springfield ball game
postponed wet grounds
BuIald. June e-Bunalc. Albany ball game postponed
an account OF rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Washington. June c-Thc Secretary of War issued an
order today placing Brieader General W. T. Carln
(recently promoted In COMMAND Of the Department
OF The Columbia with headquarters at Vancouver.
Washington. and relieving rreadcr'ticncral Euger
from luther TEMPORARY duty In that department.
General Schoheld returned 10 Washington today
from Chicago, whore hc has been in attendance the
meetings OF the Board OF Ordnance and FOriilica-
tons
Another naval officer has got into trouble. This
time II Is Lieutenant V. s. Nelson, attached 10 the
cruiser Charleston AMI the result he Is 10 he tried
by court martial next Tuesday at Norfolk where his
dereloti0n is said To have Wchrred. on charge OF
drunkenness duty and leaving his station. The
detail OF the court Is follows Captain Merrill
Miller. president: Commander Edwin T.. White, Com
mandcr Il. p. Leary, Lieutenant W. ". Rcishecr,
Lieutenant y. T. Niles. Lieutenant George L.
ColvOcorcsscs and Lieutenant W. l.. Cottmnn.
Rapid progress l. being made AT the Navy Yard In
the construction OF great guns. Today the Jacket
placed upon the brccch ~ II iliiceninth rife,
the hftl Of these large calibrcs now In course N
construction for the new laticships. The first two
nearing completion rapidly, and II Is expected That
they will bc ready for proof trial nj Indian Head
I'm q short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
o. GIANTS ARE DECEJVERS.
EEATEN AGAIN by CLEVELAND.
RAD MANAGEMENT Observation-Disclosures
DEFEATS BROOKLYN.
GAMES YESTERDAY

GAMES YESTERDAY.
ptt.lurg I, Brooklyn L. Boston IL. Louisyile g.
Fer the third time this week the Giants yesterday
loot another game by Defeats must be expected
occasionally In baseball but II the NcwYork team loses
many more games like that OF yesterday its fren1s ana
snpror,ers will begin dwiudc TO insignificant nunocfs
There Is no bungling management, ana that
s what LOST the Now-York Club the game yesterday
The came was the final between the Ncw.York and
cleveland zines, the men from Ohio winning aiter
battle Of ten innings In which brilliant plays we've re-
nor1ably plentiful. Crane lame in the right leg
that he could neither pitch with his usual Skin, heio
his position, fast enough to encourage rcspra-
ton In o museum fat freak 1t foolhardy 10 pu,
him I'm pitch in the INST place, while Badwih "as III
uniform and able 70 do the work. IL was Simply s'upio
msInana cement TO keen him pitching whol no sho"'a
that lis physical condition such tbae IL WA ii
possible for hih 10 do hfs work properly.
''Patsey Bolivar, Tebcau the captain OF the spuer''
be scholarly full OF legal lore nor so cVer
n spccchmlker Ward. but he certainly outSeherdhou
Ward the field YESTERDAY. AS soon as Tn" "ish's
began Davies too freely whch they
did In fourth inning when they scored hall dolch
runs Tebeau Immediately jcrke1 Mr. Davies OUT OF inc
centre OF The diamond and substituted the lanh oue eN'
trcmcy cyelhcadc1 Hastings in his place MS cna"ee
worked wonders and victory for Cleveland' Ne"'
Workers have wearied OF seeing such team ms 'n'r
nine lowering around tenth place in the race
the rennant. One spectator after the eanc nhe"
Ward to ssitenburg jockey driving real Thoroughbred
Ncw.Yorkcrs winner, and tie people VINO paeroh
baseball are sick and tired OF these continuous defeats
Cleveland won the game in tenth inning ON three
base hlt by Hastings single BY Burkctt The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
|SCROFULOUS AUMOR.
BOY Almost Lost Use of His Limbs
Two Years Intense Itching.
Several Doctors Fail.
Instant Relief; Sweet Sleep, Speedy,
Remarkable and Permanent Cure.
by Cuticura Remedies.

skin disease which was very disressne The first ap
aranco was Of little pmples accompanied BY nte2ss
itching, spreading into sores covered with scab&
except when scratched or The entire body except head
was covered. lie almost lost the use OF his limbs anl
ali remedies could find Iecommended IN medical works
for itching without benefit. Applied TO different physk
clans receiving temporary relief but the disease was su
to return sent for ySnr pamphlet Rad t. prehsset
the CUTICUEA bathing with the GrTIcTRA soAP. are
soothing effect OF that CUTICuRA! After two years.
for something to alay that terrible itcbYg whsi
to scratch Less than two boxes Of CUIICuRA oae cake
RESOLvENT, performed cure. with no returns r
now a strong, healthy boy OF thteeu. We consider It
remarkable cure as he had inherited scrofuous humor.
Mrs. II. L. BOWEN. East Otto. n. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

Washington. June . (-p"cia,-Th" monthly Pubic
debt statement issued from the Treasury Department
to day shows net decrease In the dch dur'nE N"S
amounting 10 about s.1j 900 There was during lo't
month decrease OF 3ij..l15 ~ IN" non lh''"ni
hearing debt an increase 81 so22jo IN Treasury '"'h
and n triHing Increase Of $500 In ;hc bonded d'O'
altogether net decrease in the debt Of S'''' 10
The net cash balance on June !. in'lu'ihg 'h'
so5.O4sG4O gold reserve. Sl2l .S"1.lJi. Ih'
gold reserve on June about s2ooop) I'fa tNhh
ON May l. bit today owing 20 recent heavy snip
ments Of the yellow metal from New >"rh' i rchu'ri
to SOL i3u2IT the smallest gold res"rv" held by u"
Treasury since the resumption Of sp"'i" payments
silver assets OH June l aggregated fl-".o'-'''''
against which there silver certificates ana sivc'
treasury note Liabilities amounting 10 si1io.'.''o :
leaving a silver balance ~ sI-Dl. 40. an m'r"hs"
OF n Lttl- more than Al opOocp during last m9n'h.
4, 40 there has been ssud Sliji - In SILVER
Treasury notcs Of which sl32 Isl are III circua
ton. -, -, -. . !,
The National debt on June ]. less the net cash
balance in the Treasury was S'i',lr1,''si. "l wn,h
omoun rs5 OJj,11O l. interest b"aiing debt mainly
per cent bon1S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

very broad and Dr. Briggs has ably proved that his
IDEAS are in harmony with 1t.
"As 10 the teachings themselves. without reference
TO the harmony with the Westminster Greed. fhnk
they are the only on which the Christian iai'h
can be maintained. II thought that the Bible was
inerrant and DR.. Briggs and those Of the same views
wrong. ] should abandon it Immediately. receive
letters from Presbyterians in different parts OF the
country asking for help In matters OF belief and the
ONLY way can help such is by interpretations OF 'he
Bible such as those given by DR.. Briggs such ms ne
are doing more TO help Christian faith than any o'her
men, They are the real conservatives: they have inc
true meaning OF the Bible and any such views as 'he
prcsbyterans seem TO hold by their vote OF condel-
nation are doing everything to undermine Chrsnniy
The view Of the Bible that the hoa
a dangerous hcrcSythey are tho hcretlcs iscan A.. -,
Dr. Briggs for they have introduced things into the
religion that not there"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

New.York ". 81. Louis. NJ Polo "roind'. N'"'o'"'
brooklyn W. Chicago at E,sfin IafK' p'o'N'9"
ros,nn vs. Cleveland. al Boston
philadelphia. ". Cincipnat st Phahephl''
p,ltlmorc rs louisville. at baltimore
washiny,on " Ptsnurg. a. Washington
Tho members Of tho New-York FrooNi!n' r">o'. '
- ,. ,,soA,u cluhs will on next Wednesday evening
attend the Broadway Theatre a. the guests OF dc "o
ttopc- al Of the have been reserved Tor the'
Mr. HOMER viii Introduce Verses arpropTi'" 10 the o
,,,,,n rho ero... hsNin- volunteered TO recie Tho
Tough Eoy cr the Rivht Field Fence
Tho New.York and II. Louis teams VIII piay AZ INC
Polo Grounds to-day , In
The Staten Island A. c. and Enclc"ooa e. - WI"
lay at West Brightoa, > l.. to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
CIRCULATION SoMEWHIT CONTRACTED.
TIE MONTHLY FIGURES SHOW DECREASE OF

TIE MONTHLY FIGURES SHOW DECREASE OF
g. s.6a3 i-"iIANGES IN DETAIL.
Washington June = (,pccia).-Thc Treasury De
parmcnts monthly circulation statement issued To-
day shows a net decrease In the circulation OUTING
last month OF s,.s76,434. There was during Nay
n decrease In circulation Of sjs13.31G In goE CON-
49, 20. OCo In gold certificates. s's1sD4 IN s'anh'ri
silver dollars S9: $40 In subsidiary silver AMI T'sf
104 I'm United States notes. on the other H"hu
silver Treasury note circulation increased &i.'2"ooo
silver certificates siO7 .s66. currency certificates
81 rs 600 and National bank note circulation sl1o
As4 The total circulation Of the country on June
is placed at =. jJ615I.0o or per capita Of
s23s, against 81. $40. Oi0.::0 on June year ago
The changes in detail In circulation during laSt
month together the amounts Of various kinds q"
money I'm circulation on the different dates are shown
by the following table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine showers; warmer; soCth WINDS
FOR New. Hampshire and Vermont, showers. followed
during SATURDAY. nv fair south wird'
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut,
showers followed by fair during Saturday soutaHry wnd'
For Eastern New.York. fair. preceded oy showers -
the morning warmer southerlv winds.
For Ia tern Pennsyly1nla Ncw-JeIscv and De,waNs
generally fair warmer NewJcrsey and Eastern PENN
sylvania scutheriv winds
For the District OF Columbia. Ma'yia and Nirsns'
generally fair: southerly winds.
Fer Michigan and Wis onsin showers, warmer in West
cm Upper Michigan.
For Minnesota. showers: cooler in western portions
For North Dakota AMI South Dakota, fair. eNceps
shower. portions cooler east variable wnoA
For Iowa aud Missouri. shower; warner -
For Nebraska increasing cloutiness and .hovers ~
and eastern portions warmer north cooler sntn
For Kansas. showcrs In the afternoon or evening"
warmer cast; cooler west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TIE FRIES NEW TIMETABLE.

With the Fries timetable, which goes mo e"ec'
Tomorrow morning, many changes have been maIe
and better accommodations given TO the travelling
public new train, the southern Tier Express
leaves New-York daily at As a. NJ making Only inc
principal stops TO Salamanca. The Day hApr'SS'
formerly leaving NewYork at rs a. M. Will leave AZ
10 a. III. and run solid, with sleeping cars 10 'ia-
caeo where 1t arrives early the following afternoon
This train also carries parorcar through to B"nao.
Meals arc served In dining-car. The N"suDhicd
United ,caytn: Ncw-Yorl1 ut 3 D. m. AMI arriving In
Chicago the following afternoon. has been shortened
I'M one hour Al the trains will be equipped WIN
new Pullman plrlor and sleeping cars WIN 'hs
change the Erie offers the best service IL has ever
had between New.YOrk and the West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
SNAKES IN THE SrEyOGRlPHER'S BOOK.

From Inc DPlTolt fTfSN.
Years ago-as many u forty almost-JOhn sherman.
of Ohio senator. went out To Kansas as 4 com
missioner with Others 10 Investigate certain ihwicSa
proceedings in that section. In the course ~ the
Investigation ons long wiskcred. bepistoll'd naive
who was before the commission, hrcnn to express
himself with nrofanc forccfulncss that was not al
All complimentary to the Govrrnrent or Its repre-,
scntaiyeS. and Mr.. sherman requested the 0ihr,aI
scnogra pher To take down the remarks OF the getl.
man from Kansas. Mr. sherman let the angry ell
zen 60 until he had hi, say.
Now look here" said slr. sherman, do you know
you have been making yourself liable to prosecution"
- rnn spc,kcr didn't care u hlani'y blank he had.
Well. do you know what yen have said ~ Inquired
MIR. sherman. -,
No. don't and nobody else does; hut have said
Il and steud by IT, $50
Mr. sherman called the st"nog rnpher to rcnd ms
notes and the Stcnogra phrr did so. As the we
lnnginec rolled out, The Kansan looked puzzled NJ
dr,i Then ms II came bnck 10 him, and he began
10 rcnlizc that he had snd those things and the officers
had them down In black aud white against him. he
became frightened.
Let me that" he asked ncrvOusly
The stcnographcr handed him the notes.
For II minute he gazcd az the strahgo
stcnogra phic characters.
"snnkps. by --p he yelled. and dropping the
book, he bOltcd out OF the place.
only 20 hours to the Words Fair. via New-iork
Ceutrls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
TIE UEATHER REPORT
STORM DEVELOPING IN THE ROCKY NOT

STORM DEVELOPING IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS
Washington. June 2-The storm in the upper Misss'
,ippl Valley thursday has disappeared over Minitoba
apparently developing over the middle ROCKY
Mountain region The In Texas has diminished
in energy The barometer continues high but has fallen
slightly over NewE England and the Canadian maritime
provinces and the pressure continues high the North
Pacific Coast
The temperature has fallen slightly In the southwest
the Northwest and extreme Northeast elsewhere IL y
somewhat higher.
IIeavy rain fallen points in the Middle Atlantic
and ,,ut and the lower Mississippi Valley Rain
has also fallen from Montma and wyoming over tho
xorthcrn Lake region showers AMI somewhat warmer
weather are Indicated for New.Eneland and the Northern
Lake region. The rain area IN the SoutnWest VIII
probably extend the Ohio and Middle MIS-; snnt
,aleys and the Western Lake region. In thu Mddi3
Atlantic states the weather will be generally fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
EFFECT OF HEREsY TRIALS DEPLoRED.

indianapolis. June . CSpeciaD.-Thc leading res
bycran ministers Of this city are generally WIN III
Briggs in the controversy, and express much sorro"
at the action Of the General Assembly Inc rev
Dr. Uaincs ex-Presdent Harrson's pastor thinks
that the New York Presbyery's Judgment was right
and that hercsy trials always unfortunate. Dr.
Rond,halcr Of the Tabernacle. said that the Chnrcn
had been harmed by the controversy, anu INIT II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
FLYERS At THE 4NSONIA MEET.
SPEEDY AMERICAN wnEELMEy TO RACE FOB
PRIZES TO-DAY.

PRIZES TO-DAY.
New-IIayen, Conn., June . (Specia) -About all the
speedy American wheelmen are entered In the third
annual bicycle tournament OF the Ansona Wheel
Club, which will he held at Derby tomorrow. Ths
Lending and prizes in each race are as foows'
lalfmilc. open--First prize, Columbia bicycle;
second guitar third, banquet lamp; first heat
Coombs rttsburg II. C. Wheeler East Orange, n. j.;
George Tonkin Brooklyn; ". II. Blake. New-York;
L. L. Fowler. westfed, Mass; F. Howard Tuttle
Chicago: George A. Banker, Pttsburg; William
Rudall westfield: a. B. Rich. Philadelphia; +. A.
Nelson Springfield; W. W. windle. Worcester; second
heat-H. q. Cornell. New-York; G. +. secley, Hart
ford Carl Hess Newark y. j.; J. S. johnson, Minne'
apolis II. c. Tyler. Springfield Durant Mclean, Brook
Ign: ". II. Glenncy, IT,, Yale W. W; Taxis. Pha:
delphia T: y. Brown. Brooklyn; Chapman ana
". Warren. Hartford.
Tmh rae" mile Lc, openntirsi Prize Victor nss:
pSrsnt Mcsn f2 qu ch
caeo; 4. ". warren. Hartford II. G. Tyler spring;
" Ne el EF"9 Wpsea f?VV Ts Fl
Chapman. Pittsfeld Carl Hes Newark W. Mfr ~
G. Wheeler East Orange. n J.: W. w. winde. wor.
cester: ". {, Marmon, INDIANAPOLIS; g.; R. banker.
Pittsburg: Coomhs. Pitsf,ld +. \. Nelson. spring
York York. D. '''"' '''' "
solid s"a ws%' As"f'' 1sa p5
diamond stud third. cloth macintosh; fourth.
dress-sIit casew. W. windle: Worcester; J; $ JONI
SON. Minneapolis: II. C. Tyler. springfield: II. u
wheeler East Orange v. j.: Il. A. Banker. Fits
burg: Carl Hess Newark W w. IaMs 4 :, Eisa.
mon. indianapolis: 4. ". Warren. c. Ford Seeleye
Hartford W. II. Blake II. o. Cornell. New, York;
". u. Cheney. Yale +. Howard futile, Chicago. .
Ninth race mile . % class. oDen-First price
silver fitting water set second. mandolin third bans
hoo fish poe-O. &. Spencer. SEYMOUR. l.. W Enslandi
Paterson ~ j.: ". II. Isskitt. Wcstfcd: Durans
McLane. Brooklyn: ". e. harmon. mdianapolis.;
Chapman: Manning and COMBS Pi'tsteld: ii y.
cornell Ncw.York: F. \. Brown. Brooklyn: +. t.
Catln, New Haven; l. y. Spencer. A. W. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
NOT IN FAVOR OF NATIONAL PROHIBITION.

Reading Penn. June 2.-Before the maj h"]o''n
mcnt late last night the Reformed General synod
voted down a resolution 10 the effect that The members
OF the synod do all in their power to overthrow the
louor traffic and TO their united efforts 10 nave
a clause enacted In the Constitution Of the uni'ed
States to prohibit the manufacture and sale OF IN
oxicatipc LIQUORS as beverage by vote OF 80 70 4"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

CONCESSIONS TO AN AMERICAS ''MPNNr'
Washington. juno 2.--I'ntrd states Consul Hanna
Al La Guiyra. Venezuela. IN report 10 the Depart
mon, NJ state SAYS hc has been Informed That the
Venezuelan Government has granted concession TO
nm American company Ia construf a tunnel through
the mountain from la 1uaSra 10 Caracas 1m' 'un
mol win he about miles In length. giving an easy
and direct connection between the capital ana La
Cnavra which Is the seaport. The present connection
I. hv means Of the English railroad ~ t"ru"n. line
twenty four miles In length. that twist, aroma Va"
mountain spurs and requires nearly seven hour> nn.
10 make single trip, owing 10 the heavy grades ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
TO BUILD ELECTRIC ROADS IN INDIANA.

Indiana polls. June "A dispatch from NobiesNih"
to The sentinel" says: Last night all organization
known AS tho Central Indiana Electric Railway com
nany was perfected with a capital stock Of s4.5ooooo
The purpose OF the organization Is to connect
indianapolis Noblcsyillc. Anderson. Munci', Ewood
Upton Kokomo Frankfort. Peru LoSanapor'' La
iayete Marion and Fort Wayne with electric street,
car lines. The stockholders are Paul Ponus. mia
deIphia: the Illinois Electric Railway Company, OF
Chicago: j. T. Baker, Lcw,burg, PENN; y. d.
Ponius. Chicago: W. b. Keep, Chicago; &. A.. Kil,e,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

During May there net Increase OF r''""'-
n the Treasury money and bullion fund. ''"'d com
boldin,s alone decreased sGlOd.-l3. "om bhHioh
Increased S3i.co silver bullion si"'3"i,. ''ahd"ld
silver doars so1s.5o4. subsidiary silver f-9i,'''
silver Treasury notes s3oiOi6. United states Notes
--sA 20. and National bank note holdings sl5-11b
TIE Treasury s,ore Of money and bullion on June !
was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
REPORT ABOUT A SOUTHERN ROAD DENIED.

A Louisville dispatch yesterday said that 1t was
again reported that the Louisville and Nashville had
secured control OF the Newport News and Mississippi
Valley Railroad. August Belmont chairman OF the
hoard ~ directors OF Louisville and Nashville said
that there was not word OF truth In the report
Other directors declared that there had been no ne
colatons in that direction. and that the company had
no intention OF buying the Newport News or any
9th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
BASEBALL EvMOHs DENIED.

Baltimore June 2.-Ex. President Won der Hort OF
the baltimore baseball Club saws that the story emanat
,rc from St Louis 10 effect that the tweNe-club
league ub and ore tcn-club league or TWO
eight club leagues substitIc next season Is entirely
without foundation. ''Mr Won der Ahc." s,d Mr. Won
der Hor g. ii. head a'd font OF the AsSocauoh
element. The twelvcclub league has proved an entiie
success Attendance results In all the elites best sho"
this For that the tweivcclnb league VIII sty
tr the ten years according to wears indianapolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
Inch.
3O.5
800

T., this diagram q continuous white line shows tho
change, in pressure indicated The Tribune. se,,.s
codlpc barometer The broken line represents the ~"
perature as observed at Perrys Pharmacy
Tribune Once, June g. a. m.-Clcudy weather rFo'
vailed yesterday. with occasional ght rains The TIM
raaurc ranged between sc and II degrees the average
(G3n being 1J's lower than the corresponding a'y
las, year and a higher than Thursday.
In and this city to-day there vii! prooanN ~
HIGHT rains the morning, followed By iar warmeS
ualf