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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

NEW AKIN.
INVESTIGATING TIE BROWN MURDER.
Emma Woods. who is suspected Of the murder OF
Lew. Brown Is placed In bad light By the stories :"
Patrick Gaynor and Edward Gsrriiy, who are detained
In the county Jail as witnesses Inc pohce' /"
securing testimony for the prosecution learned mat
Gaynor had been IN Thompson's liquor snop' III
Brucesi., on Thursday night before the Sl1ou"'
Emma Woods was In the place at the same 'iiP'
she showed "A revolver and said she was reaiy Ior
Brown If be beat her again. She said he had knocked
hoe down and kickei her Then she "ai''1i
until Brown closed his place aud went home. II
was then Il 90 O'Clock Al II 20 Gaynor w'nt from
Thompson, 10 Browns. He was allowed 10 sleep
with Daniel and EDWARD Clarity. At 2::o they were
awakened by the Woods woman breaking the glass
Of the door and shouting
I've killed Lew"
Gaynor saw Harry, her eleven year-oh boy, with
her. lie ran up to the house and found Brown dead
lie then found Policeman Wracherman Captain
McManus says tina, some time ago the woman 'rlcd
10 have Brown arrested for beatnG her. The Captain
bought her breakfast occasion and told her
TO lrav. Brown If he beat her. Her reply was That
Brown would not give her hef furni,nre II she left
him. Superintendent Of Police Brown has had
long talk with Harry. wonans son. The hoy
tod The superintendent the FLOWING story.
Il heard mamma and Mr.. Brown talking, and Just
as turned over in the he'd Brown struck Mamma
with both hands and knocked her top Of me- IN
to sleep again. don't know how long / was asleep.
4 pistol Shot awakened M. can't lcl what else
happened, ! frightened. 1 only remember
Mr.. Brown living the floor
At TIL, point the boy elias ped the superintendent
by the hand and began To He exclaimed:
DO you ihink they will hang mammll7
Brown VIII BE- buried in Paramount Cemetery today.
:; o'clock.
All tho Witnesses who ictihei AT the hearing yes
lcrday, with the exception Of Harry Dietkz. arr now
in the county Jail. IN" Coroner, jury went to the
housc I'm Warren Il. yesterday morning and viewed
The body. Thn inquest will be held tomorrow.
Assistant surgeon Henry D. Wilson, attached to tho
Navy Raining snip Minnesota AT Nrw-l cra, who wa
injured by being thrown to the grount by rupaHy
team. when returning from tho we'd nm. OF Lieutenant
I. \. Iiason. ~ the Army, on Thursday night. was
improving yesterday. Dr. Wilson bldly cut and
bruised and al his knees WAS dls.ocared.
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SONG or A BOWLING REFORNER.

From Tie Ncw-York sun Tammany DEMOCRACY.
Before the election ] WAS rantor,
A powerful whoOper-up for free trade;
1 wanted the tarh busted instanter
The cruel wrong OF Protection stayed.
An outrage against the Con titutiOn,
4 robbery OF the poor and weak,
/ showed ii up In fine el0cutiOn.
But since election I'm on the sneak.
l pledged and promised before election
Because / had 10, TO get the votes
But now I'm fuller of clrcumspccliOn,
And ] don't propose to pay my notes.
Ua la My speeches were full OF junction.,
Piping hot and gsttng sleek
L sma shed the tariff without compunction
In words but. In fact, I'm on the sneak
What a ruction and what a rumpus
We made last fall what hullabalOoi
How We going 10 stir ana hlmp Us,
All for a tarif I ir revenue
ON Tariff Robbers our brave battaliOns
Terrible vengeance were TO wreak,
Down with the rout OF Protection rapscalliers:
Hut the cry was fake, for were going 10 sneak.
Promises are very easy In making,
Very much easier still to break;
Am | TO blame for peoples taxing
That In earnest ! meant for lake!
dceon- catching Is easy. ! knew II,
So L baitcd my hooks with cheek
Destroy Protection! How not to do "
Is all my study Just watch ne sneak!
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Notices Of marriages Must be Endorsed with fun
name and address.
DIE -.


fass = Hss dss as ss s
Of Charles Townshend Ashmorc, OF London. aged 80
Funeral services Trinv Church, OF Monday. June s.
at 10 a.
BURTIS-Cc. Charles Bartis, suddenly, on June %.
FnHeia services will be held his late residence 1856
Decatur.st.. Booslyn, on SUNDAY June ith a. p m:
4. Roebng Post q. A. r.
S aa 3 VI ; d Ea a'pe "a
Annle Il: carpenter. h her ism yco,: ~. .,,..
nsr@eS, co MT ccmssS FceAs e. H. leaving
Yonkers on 4G p. M. train.
roRTMEYER-on Jnne ID, Loarina Adelaide. Youngest
daughter Of Geo w. and Phoebe A. ro'smeyer. in the
Funeral tIom be residence o, her parents 90 Arnot,n
s ga" p ora9s D. L. H'ns o' o %" Bsy
GRonr-suadenlv. Thrrsay, June ist. Joseph H.
ranSrs srvcs. At hl. late residence Tisewood: n Z:
IN am cnn bcS e va VA 81 Sern Rsrai Of j. iran
Int rmcnt BoOkside.
HASLEHU RsT-on Friday, June ID 1893 joseph Hasle
Relative. fiends are respectfully inutcd to atrnt
the ineLs services AZ hi. late re-, ienir ~ Re%,en;
s'clo it.''"''' 81 '-''''' "''''"' ''
HENDRICKS sgticnly on satugd'y evening. June 2
No5cc Of funeral hereafter
pae K Of e Rs DANA vi u Ga Ia'f Il Js sns
Innrnient at Xcw.Mliod, Conn.
NICHOLs-M Nyack " y. Oh Friday. June ID. Doo.
aid Mitchell infant Of Edward X. and Berthe
raas sSl,i .cGea foU OK of william H. Nichols
S53 Clinton ave, Brooklyn, Sunday, at p. M.
Intermcat at convenience OF family
RAY-on Thursday June LIST. Eleanor wife Of the late
Robert Ray
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
residence. l07 Eas; s0th-st, Monday
ming. June jtn, a. haf-past 10 o'clock.
Interment priv ate.
Please emit iowcrs.
TRACY-Cconel Albert Tracy L. s. Ar.v. retired sul.
denly, IN NcwYOrk City, June 3D. 1893.
Portland. Me.
Florida uaDo.s please rOpy.
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CANES 1T TRIJERS ISLAND.
THRONES or VISITORS At THE CONTESTS AND
LADIES DAY or THE y. Y. A. C.


Fully 1000 person. attended nftIch games and the
ladies' day fcs,itic, Of the NcwNora Athletic Club Ut
IIaver, i.lant ms Is The largest hunter thai has
ever seen the island bu, not nearly many re-
would the review OF the 7th Iirg
city had been held at the time
Many of the regiment arc members OF tile NcwYork
Athletic club. IL Il owing IN ths that the entries
In each contest very small.
TIE games di begin until 3 O'Clock. but carly
~ throngo Of pcope loaded down every available
means Of convey between This city aud Pelham Manor
near which place the cubs grounds are situated.
The military band from Dayids Island and Willctrs
Point played In the ,ubhou'c and grounds AMI large
number from the Sound stations were Interested
spectator. the officers and tie members
Of the hal dinner and rotations being given
Ly the cubncn. Among the visitors were Francis NJ.
Scott Francis wilson Mr.. and Mr.. Barlow >. Weeks.
General and Mrs. c. II. T. tollis. Mr. and Mrs Vernon
W. Davis Ms +. l.. Jones, Mrs. Archibald Thompson,
Mrs Arthur Tmp.on Mrs +. NJ schlesinger, Mr. 4. p.
White Mr. and Mrs. H. +. Weeks. Captain and Mr..
A. H. Timpson, Mas c. d. sprasue Mr. and Me. W. d.
schuyler Mrs. william J. swan Mrs. Charles Anderson
and Mrs. Osgooi.
The contests won as follows:
loo.yard ru.--G " AIcn n. Y. - G.. nlst; J.
n,r,tow smull Columbia College and Y. a. C.,
second Iimc-l0 20 seconds
ssoyard u,I,-s V. Winsow. y. Y. A. c.. first; II. r.
Kingsley Columbia College and N y. A. e.. sccond.
Time min. u % ''c
one mile walk. handicapThomas Lotson, N. Y. a. C..
nrst; 8 Lcibgold, +. a. c.. second. Timc-6 min.
81 OBS.
IoO-yard hurdle scatchF G. Purer n. J. a. G..
first T.. Con y. j. \. C.. second. 1imc-l1 seconds.
tfO.yard run haIdicap NJ. Billing, y. Y A. L..
nrst r. H. Fisher H.. ~ y. y. C., second Time
10 2.5 seconds.
IIafmle bicycle race. sciatch-C. NJ. Murphy. y. y.
A. c., FIRST; w. r. Murphy, *. G. W., second Time
min IL 2.5 see.
Unemie run, handicup-Thoras 4. Connect Holy
cross Lyoeum J. H. Greene, y. j. A. T.. second
line-i min. "6 As
Two.mllc bicycle race. nandicap-t. NJ. Murphy, y.
T. A. t., nrst; W. r. Murphy. L. W.. second. Time
) min. 81 .
nrst W. H. White y. J. A. C., second Time-l min.
30 -
ltmnnng high.jump, scrach-Ii. llcrrick n. Y. A. C..
INST NJ. +. Sweeney, y. a. e., second DISTANCES
IT, "a In.
Putting l6.r shot, scratch-G X. Gray, n. Y. A. G..
ur-t; j. \ Mitchell, n. Y. y. o., second. Dstance-
- IT, .
Thriving 10 N hammer scratei-J. ). Mitchell. n. u
\. e. inst; Gavid Osulii,an, x a. C., second Dis
iancc-IJ3 It. II IN
Throwing o0-!n weight scratch-Drni"l O'sulli,an, "
4 1, nr.t: T. = Mitchell. y. y. A. C.. second Dis
tance-tS ~. IN
,,,uu,,o b,oat mnp scrltch-E. W. Con. N. j. a.
I. r,.t. + J. Mooney. \. 4. C.. second. Distance
- IT, . ~.
purnc the games clay pigeon shoot held
,v.,,ynyo .ho. were nrci r. T. Moor. won prize,
utn score OF 20 points c. ~ Myers d. T. Bradley and
r. " Lawton Il d Tor second place On the shoot o"
Mver, Won With d. Bradley being third. with II points
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OBfTT AIRY.
JOSItI\ HENDRICKS

Joshua Hendricks. of the well known metal finn Of
Hendricks Brothers, No. - cNn st.. died suddenly
Yesterday In thi, city In "a, ,Nil first y'a'. Mr..
Hendricks rm" va nj ". jl2 Finhav' lie was
ono Of the most prominent Hebrew, ~ Sew-Nork and
for many year, attended tn" synagogue In West
Ninetc,nil-st.. which founded by the Portuguese,
element Of the Jewish people. Mr. Hendricks, was
connected with number NJ club, ard other orcaniza-
ton, and his hu.in.s. md social Influence widely
EXTENDED. lie WIS member " hc Irion. Naud"-
VILE. New Ylrk New-N3rk Yacht ana Fulton clubs.
rector Of III" American Museum Of Natural History.
u trustee u III" Metropolitan Museum 81 Art. and "A
m. mbor Of the American ,,cOgra phical Society.
The firm Of Hendricks Brothers nIs been long -
iahll-hci and l. ( The largest house, IN the
metal trad" In this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
LIIDLIU'S SUIT AGAINST RUSSELL SAGE
IT WILL BE CALLED TOMORROW IL TIE
SUPREME CONFINEMENT COUNSEL
ON BOTH SIDES

IT WILL BE CALLED TOMORROW IL TIE
SUPREME COrRT-EMINENT COUNSEL
on BOTH SIDES.
Eminent counsel will he rted against each other
In The supreme Court tomorrow when Judge Lawrence
calls the Of WIFI IN r. Laldlw ag inst Russell sIge
for 10000. Russell ,Igew b. represented in court
by Colonel H. &. James, as we'll rs by exJudge Dillon
AMI Rush 1aegart, the two latter being the counsel
OF the Western Union Telegraph Company, while
Ladlaw VIII be represented by Joseph II. Choate.
OK Judge Noah Davi, and J. Henry Work. Mr.. Laid
laws suit Is an outcom" Of the dynamite bomb
p.oson in Mr.. sag office. mt No. II Broadway, on
Dec mbcr /. 1891 The bomb thrown by Henry
l.. HoicrosS Boston note lrokcr. who came 10 this
city and demanded the OF II 100000 from NJ.
sdgc. Mr. La.dEiw n clerk in the employ OF
John Hoocgo0l a Co., stock brokers, No. 20 Nassau
II. When h. entered Mr.. sage's Office the fnanccr
WAS talking to III" stranger.
The young man stoy is that Mr.. sage, who had
never previous to that tim" mere than bowed to
him. at once took hold Of Of hi, hands. Then
he cordially took hold OF the other and turned him
around 80 that h. stood directly between him an
the stranger. sage then spoke over his shoulder to
Acrtr0,s. and the last thing he heard sage say was ::
You must trust me!'
Immediately after this. though Iaidlaw did not know
II nj tho Time Norcross dropped his carpet bag
with the dynamite In 1t, killing clerk. injWing both
nm ana mr.. SAGE; wrecking portion Of the build
Ing, and blowing IN" body Of the bomb thrOwcr into
fragments. Pieces oil tho carpet bag picked out
Of the body Of liidaw. who was confined TO tho
hospital FOR many months. 10 l. limited that Blood.
good a Co.. laidaws former employers, behind
him In his suit.
4 proDahc defence Of the action will be. Il is
saii. that Nr. sage did nothing whatever to Laidlaw
OF action against him. 1t Is denied of course
that Mr. sage knew Of the dynamiters intentions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
COLONEL ALBERT TRACY.

Colonel ALERT Tracy, 7. = A., retired, dch snd
denly In this city Yesterday. He wa born In Bu'alo
v y. lie was appointed from Maine. from clvil
NE and was made nr,i lieutenant In 1877. captain
In l-i colonel Of volunteer, In l-d2. and major IN
I,63. he hon0rubls mustered out on November
10 I-'3 ard wa, retired on November 4. 1853. lie
Wa, de- bicv tcaIian Oh : 'pt mb'r II. l5i', for
gallant conduct ~ tn battle of fhapultep"c, and
hrvc' lieutenant lionel for his services during the
campaign OF IsGl under General Fremont, In Nir
eina. colonel 20. faithful services during the
war. March ~. 1.cJ. lie took part In battles
Il TvolonIa Plan dcl Rio, Contrcns. Cheruhu-oo and
Moiino del Rey, I'm the Mexican War; and was with
his regiment NJ Cios Keys. Mn Creek Gap and other
fights during the rvil War He was adlutant gen
einl OF the state OF Maine from October. 1852. TO
February, 1873. lie Will be buried at Portland. Ne.
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HE BEATS THU IBER AND L,wRIE IN THE NAN
nATTAN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

HE BEATS THU AND LAwRIE IN THE NAN
HAITIAN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
The scene Of action in the Manhattan Tennis AS
ISOLATION Tournament was shifted yesterday afternoon
to the grounds OF the Ariel Tennis Club, at one
hundred and thirty -ffth.st and st. Anns-ave con-
siderable number 0f spectators were present. The
mems singles continued and the winner In
Glass proved 10 be. expected Edwin p.
Fischer OF the Knickerbocker Club He had two hard
contests, the first with Thurber and the second with
Lawric. He beat Thurber $50. and Lawrie 7s-6O.
This completes all hut Of the class competitions
that In Class being yet undecided.
The mixed doubles were also held. The entry list
was disappontngy small. only five team, competing.
The contest resulted In the victory OF Miss Fulton
and Mr.. Boyd. OF the Knckerbocker Club.
The scores follow:
Mems singles C.ass a. first round-Rny.. d.
srmdnal ronnd-Edwin p Fischer Knl, kcrbocher
Tennis Tennis cS m %". SO beat Ray d. rh"rOr Le"0S
Final round Edwin ?. Fischer, Knickerbookcr r.
G; Unlnus 30, beat +. II. Lawre, Ariel r. C. minus
Mixed doubles, preliminary round-Miss Goodchlld
and Mr.. I,apin. Hamilton T. G. - beat - Mss
First round-Miss Fulton and Mr. Boyd Knckcr-
hooker r. e. lS beat Mis- Bunnc and Mr. Blnn .ad
Mr.. Cole Ariel T, c. n7,, 20 - ,...,..
Hamilton r. c. 90. 7s-G6
on Friday afternoon match was pnyH,d in Siss
Hall winning 72-,is. This leaves IIul and BRYAN to
Tennis Clnb viii hold club tournament on June
10 and following days. There will he mems singles
l;ic ana dr m"n, d nG and d"n' b womrn
Entries close on June with II. u. Friedman, No.
o. East Cnc-hundred- thirty clghth-s.
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MfRRIED.

EATsoN-PEICE-At NcwaiA; ~ j. on Ihursiay ,! ynIe
st at the House Of Prayer nv The Rev Joh1 y Mier,
Lieut. NJ 4. Ratson Sth Csvairy 4. ). A., t. Miss
Florence L. Z Ice, tau2htor Of Mr.. and Mrs W. b.
Price. No. 4ci Mt Pro,rec~aye.
BLODGETT-PECK-On Sotgrdav, June Sd, 1898, -
Grace Church. NcWiork. by the Re-. Dr. nuntinROas
Daisy A., daughter Of tn lsts PROBES or VIM. heny
Peck OF Atlanta. Ia, TO Delos A. Blotset oil "raho
Rapids. Mich.
c,RTIN-pHILIJrso SATURDAY.. June g. 1893. BY
the Rev. Madison c. Peters. Laura Phillips dausntsr
Of Alpha Phillips OF W?-hinaionville. Orange Co.,
n. Y. to wayliad CarIin, OF NcwYork.
ELIN-JACoBoa juno "a. at ST. Psnls CHURCH: Glen
Cove. Ling Island b. the Rev. l.. NJ Van Bokkciens
assisted bv the rector N the parish Rev Samuel Max
well Il. A. Elm second OF George Ehn: ESQ.,
Of Cshoe IIerord England 70 Emmi Lawrence, dansh'
to- Of Leonard Jacob, esq, o, Ncw-iork.
GRIMKE-GAWTEy-On THURSDAY. June I. 1893. BY the
Rev. Edward +. Gee Louise Foster daughter Of Will
lam NJ. Cavity, Thomas Smta GrinAe.
HCPKINS-CLARK-On SATURDAY, June 80, at the resi-
dence OF tho brides father Mr.. Cyrus LARK 9oth-st
and Rivsrsdeave b. the Rev Dr. shipfnan, Of ChIiss
Church Professor Edward Washbur1 Hopkins, Of Bryp
Mawr Pennsy lvani, 10 Mis-, Mary 5. Clark.
MAN-L'E:SrRANGE-In this citr. on THURSDAY.
June l,t, 1893. BY III Ry. c. l.. Wocdn,ln LINDA e
L'Estrange TO Thomas l.. Stcsman.
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thought would take highest honors. went down -
Spanish One Of the interesting laturts II the pres.
examinations Is the struggle OF Cadets Laduc ana
Earden for the head CT the second class The race
win. II is expected that at least two Will be foun1
deficient IN the third class and about seven IN the
tnued to-day without any intermisson for tho usual
saturday review. crowd OF visitors arrived easy
and gave the ofhcious policemen all they MD do to
keep them out OF the forbidden places. The Board
Of Visitors inspected the officers moss CADETS mess:
and the cadet hospital They comphmsntcd steward
Laly upon the condition OF the hospital ard It's sur.
roundinGs. Frank Thomson, senator Whtc ana
Congressman Bingham, members OF the Board, are
absent, and not expected here before saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
THE KINGS COUNTY INTERCLrB TOURNAMENT

The opening contests Of the Kings County Inter
club Tennis Association tournament were held ye>er
dav afternoon On tho courts Of tho Knckcrbocacr
Field Club Avenue \ and Eightcenih,t. Flatbush
l.. l. II ladic, day. ~ the contest, were con
fined 10 womcn's ,nEirS and douhl", representa-
lives from the Kings Comfy Tennis Crb and the
KnIckcrbocacr Field club were present. and 1t was
a biz day for the KINGS County Club. as s reprcs"n
ta'lvcs carried everything before them. Miss Moore
who played against Miss cahili for the champion hip
Of America last son. with hcr partner. Miss Hell
wig. won the doubles cham pCnship and The partners
also nrcf each Other In the nnalS for the champion
ship IN singles. lhp remained undecided. each
securing SGT
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CIOSE or THE PRESS CLTB FAIR.
MANY PLopLE ~ ATTENDANcE-AwAED Or
PRIZES.

PRIZES.
Tho Pres club Fair co'cd last night ~ thc "r'n'
Genital Palace The attendance was larger than al ANY
other line Will, the fair open. During Inc "h'r'
evening the Iaico hall and galleries were cr""h'o VIII"
pcope articles Of AL Kind, were sold bv ar'uoh
,nr . song Int much money added 10 the treasury
The pretty younc women wcT" unusually a'UN'
Many of the hand -nmc prizes won we're a"ardcn J"
tn, c.u'~c II the evening. tn" Tanmahy "s'r
skin presented hy hichart Croker, was won by PRANK
rbrct -. th- most popular brewer: Major ArH'l
Son the silver lamp valued nj 500. ~ 'H'
mos, popular man nj The flr Mi.' Esi'll" clayton
won the solid silver -ilad ST. and Miss L"'iA MOTIFS
fine solid silver toilet set. diamond ana cnaheld
NJ, WA, presented ly tho women Of the fair To Mrs
Eleanor Kirk Anes. Jose phlnc eros " fr"ss 'lnb
March was played. the orchestra being led ny 'he
con,po.cr who received great applause"
,,,o,g other article Won were a sevres sci. val
ned nj 600 a Ticket to Chicago and ne Worli
! air ard valuable silver s,ts. Ip.nisht me ~
I..p,ru. nj Iaud will give concert al the ihr' \
fine programme ha- been Arranged,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04

TIE BEoKEE THIfs IL vAiN TO BAIL OFT 4
FORMER CLERK.

Charles D. Mis- scpaptod from his VII" two
wears AGO and since then has been living ON IN" FAST
side. Yesterday afternoon he WAS walking near
the prooll,n Bridge. when be- saw hi, wife WIN
Charlie, nckvoud lookkccI~r fot IIophins brothers.
Of Nos 20 and Il Broadway. and formerly cashier
for = V White the Vail street broker. Black wood
uycs I'm Gloucester and married lister Of Mrs.
Mill. Mr. Mil, Iu.hrd up to III" two people. ana
while pa,ing through city Hall Irk qu,rrcll"d with
plockwooi accusing him Of undue familiarity with
MI, wife. After NH, had struck Bnckwood In the
f1c, Policeman Mclrivr" arrested the two mon ana
look them 70 the Osk-st. station. ;. v White heard
~ the trouble and hurried ~ the police station.
.You'vr got Il young man. Elackwood. here he
said 10 the sergeant land want to get him out."
DO YOU wish TO 90 baill' asked Sergeant Lancer.
"Yc,,r replied MIR White
Have YOU got any property In New York." asked
The Sergeant.
NO. but I'VE got some money! said Mr.. White
producing $50.
We don take money replied the sergeant
Iut h. a good young man. sId Mr. White
for b., character
"Do you want TO get Ms released. too p said
the sergeant.
Oh no! oh, not don't know Mills
"W,lI7 said the sergeant. looking ~ the broker,
Mills IS III, woman> husband. II is queer that
man like YOU would take th" part OF II man moi hrr
husband , ,
clerk Mr.. White lei" hr station. ~ i" had 10 cA'cn
The irain. Later IN the day BlatkNOod was ad
mlttcd 10 bail. The tiial will come up to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
. crRTIS FREE SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED

Mrs Curtis. the widow Of George William Curtis.
has established n free scholarship fund In the staten
Il,nd Academy and Latin School An Interesting
and pleasant thing in connection with this scholar
ship fund is that 1t Is founded with money derived
, tho sale of the beautiful edition Of Mr.. Curis's
a prr. and II published last Christmas by Harper &
nro,h.rs The scholarship Is founded In memory OF
Mr.. Ctris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
HALL DEFEATS ClIACE.

baltimore. June , (SpeciaD.-Edwari L. Hall. OF
New York, defended hi- title to the championship OF
the south In the southern Lawn Tcnrs Association
today by defeating Malcolm chac". the winner oil
the final singles III the associations tournament.
The score was "a. Is and g.. Hall played
steady strong game. Chace, on the other hand,
while making exceptionally brilliant plays. was
weak critical points. lie wns plncky TO the end,
however and pnyet uphill game In q manner
that drew great applause from the crowd of society
folk nresent.
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MRS e. F. cosrER's HORSES TO BE SOLD.

The Knckerbocker Trust Company us oom"'"ee II
the estate OF Mrs. CornelIa F. Cos'er' VINO was al
Judged a Iuna,lc some time ago, and has a large
estate has been authorized by Justice Patterson, Of
the supreme Court to sell at public auction At latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
Religious Notices.

ALL SOULS CHuECn. Madson.ave and emhst-
Eev. sAMUtL IL BISHOP viii preach at IL q. IN. {
musical service at 4 80 y.
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CALVARY CHURCH 4thaVc. and 21st.st Rev
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M. ,,uresoue Erie Lines, by far the most COM
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in eject -Four sc and srs Sias,4 from
daily, via Chautauqua Lake "no NNsais faiis' ="
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select families BE- Accommodate at Hofi rih@'
Barlegat Park ~ j. This popular resort gives ad'anass
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s,s tn CHICAGO AND RETURN.

Through scepers, via the ontario and western
and Niagara Fails. Tickets and berths at 81 Eroad'
way. Two trains daily. ..
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CHRIST Gu RCl. Boulevard and West 7Ist.st., Dr.
j. >. SillPMAN: Rector Services a. Ia IL IN. and 3
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HOME NEWS.
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the TASTE OF the pill. wthou, inpiiiiAs as ehcAes' ="
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T.. +. FISCHER TINS THE SINGLES.

sails the Zenobia and the gelding Garnet which
belong To Mr.. Costcr.